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I used to live in Rhinebeck, a lovely little historic town. I'm sure whatever was spent on this wedding (and the $3m-$5m were rumors, we don't really know) was a welcome addition to the local economy, not to mention all the money spent by the tourists hoping to see celebrities! At least they spent the money in the US and didn't go to Paris or somewhere to have the wedding! Stimulating the economy: priceless.August 03 2010 at 11:18 PM Report abuse Permalink +5 rate up rate down Reply
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By limiting what your readers can say is so un-American. This is a country that thrives on free speech. The Constitution allows me to say whatever I want, about whomever I want, whenever I want. That's one of the perks of being an American.August 03 2010 at 8:11 PM Report abuse Permalink +2 rate up rate down Reply
Five million for a wedding is insane. The good they might have done with, say, using most for a good deed somewhere and only spent a mil... It's exessive and I'll never again trust anything anyone of them does or says. I really don't trust Bill and Hillary anyway....The Mayor of Los Angeles, gives money away, doesn't follow the rules on watering his lawn, takes payola by way of free seats at games, maybe he will find away to get L.A. to pay for some of it....lolAugust 03 2010 at 7:23 PM Report abuse Permalink -3 rate up rate down Reply
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It is their money and they can spend it any way they wish.
bEAUTIFUL BRIDE WHOSE TERRIFIC GENES WILL ALWAYS HELP HER IN HER MARRIAGE AND LIFE. GOD BLESS!August 03 2010 at 2:17 PM Report abuse Permalink -1 rate up rate down Reply
400 guests divided by $3,000,000 = $7,500.00 per person....What was on the menu!August 03 2010 at 1:59 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
That $3 million wasn't only for the food. It would include things such as the rental of Astor Court, tent rentals, music, flowers, food, dresses, gifts for wedding party members, lodging for some members of the wedding party and certainly for family members most likely, catering staff, clean-up staff, valets, transportation for guests between hotels and the wedding site, etc. etc. And, it's there money to spend for their only child. I think must people spend the most they can afford when their children get married. It's the American way.August 03 2010 at 5:29 PM Report abuse Permalink +5 rate up rate down Reply
President Clinton has a charitable foundation and gives much to help others. So why begrudge the Secretary of State and a former President from giving their only child the wedding of her dreams. They have been wonderful parents. The Bush's give Jenna a similarly expensive wedding, with full press to show off, and no one cared. And he isn't a self-made man. Bill Clinton grew up in poverty, and gives back to society. I say he made his money himself, and so did Hillary. They have a wonderful daughter, and have shielded her from the criticism that started at the beginning of her Father's presidency. They deserve an award for parents of the year, as they brought up a beautiful, poised, intelligent, kind daughter. Wish the couple a "Mazel Tov" and congratulate everyone for their secrecy. And, by the way, they are willing to let the marginal tax rates to go back to when he was President, and they are willing to pay the tax!August 03 2010 at 1:18 PM Report abuse Permalink +5 rate up rate down Reply
Obviously not since the article clearly states the two were married by a Methodist minister and a Jewish rabbi.August 03 2010 at 5:25 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
andrea -
You stated that Jenna Bush's wedding was similarly expensive - Not correct.
Jenna Bush's wedding cost $100,000.00.
Concerning the amount of money anyone spends - it is not any of our business. It's their money and they can spend it any way they like. This is America - not some European country where socialism dictates "redistribution" of wealth.
There has to be more important things going on in this country beside the clinton wedding, doesen't there?August 02 2010 at 11:44 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Best wishes to the couple - but 1 to 5 million for a wedding? How many hungry could that feed? How many marriages,that began with lavish weddings, end before the bills are all paid? Why not a simpler wedding then a big celebration if it lasts 10 or 20 years ? Maybe I'm just jealous because I don't have that kind of money - lolAugust 02 2010 at 9:42 PM Report abuse Permalink -10 rate up rate down Reply
Least we forget - this is America and yes we have capitalism. If you want to share your money with the masses(redistribution of wealth) then move to a socialistic country.August 04 2010 at 9:54 PM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
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Former prep stars take Mercer into new conference
by Doug Gorman
There's not a lot of rich football history at Mercer University, but there's plenty of enthusiasm as the private school in Macon goes into its second year of competition.
Mercer jumped started its program last season after a 72-year hiatus and shocked many with a 10-2 record.
It's going to get even more exciting this year as Mercer writes chapter two in its football story as it joins the Southern Conference - arguably one of the best FCS (formerly Division I-AA) leagues in the country.
It comes after Georgia Southern and Appalachian State jumped to the Sun Belt Conference this season but not before leaving a lasting mark on the Southern Conference.
Georgia Southern won an FCS record six national titles while Appalachian State claimed three consecutive championships.
Three local players are along for the ride at Mercer including Newnan graduate Lendell Arnold and Northgate alums Payton Usher and Alex Lakes. A feature story on the trio will appear in this year's Newnan Times-Herald Football '14 Edition, which will be published on Aug. 20.
'It's really exciting to see what is happening here with football,' Arnold said. 'I think the student body is really excited about football and I think the community is too.'
Usher and Lakes have been reunited and are expected to both play in the backfield for the Bears, just like they both did in high school.'
The two were a dominating force out of Northgate's Wing-T offense, each rushing for 1,000 yards and sharing Newnan Times Herald Offensive Player of the year honors.
'It's going to be good reuniting with him,' said Usher. 'We are different type of running backs, but we kind of feed off of each other.'
Usher jump-started his college career by starting nine games and rushing for 776 yards on 114 careers with two TDs.
Lakes redshirted last season after making initial college stops at the Air Force Academy and West Georgia.
'It was tough sitting around not getting to play at all last year,' Lakes said. 'It is going to be good to get the chance to finally play again. It has been awhile.'
Mercer begins its first year in the Southern Conference eligible for the league title, and among the conference home games are home contest against long-time FCS powerhouse Furman on Sept 6 and Nov. 1 against The Citadel.
'We go into every game thinking we are going to win it,' Usher said. 'That the way it is this year. We are ready to get back at it.'
JOHNSON'S CAREER CUT SHORT: Former Northgate standout De'Andre 'Moose' Johnson is not expected back on the field for the Georgia Bulldogs because of medical reasons.
Johnson did not go through spring practice with the Bulldogs and is not on the roster posted on the official Georgia athletic website for the 2014 season.
The defensive lineman red-shirted last season and still had four years of eligibility remaining before it was determined he was unable to continue his college career because of back injuries.
Johnson entered Georgia as a three-star recruit out of Northgate after earning several high school honors.
According to several websites, including Dawgrun.com, he is expected to stay on scholarship at Georgia as a medical hardship disqualification, which won't count against the Bulldogs' 85-player scholarship limit.
Johnson entered college as the No. 52-ranked defensive lineman in the country by Fox Sports and the No. 31-ranked defensive lineman by 247Sports.
He was also named to the Second-Team All-State Class AAAAA squad by the Georgia Sports Writers Association as a senior.
He helped lead Northgate to two playoff appearances during his career, including his junior year when the Vikings went 11-1 in 2011 and won a region title. Northgate also went to the postseason the following year when Johnson was a senior with a 5-6 record.
FACYSON TO FACTOR AGAIN IN HOKIES DEFENSE IN RETURN TO FULL HEALTH: Following a stellar freshman debut at Virginia Tech, Brandon Facyson continued to gain national attention from preseason publications after being named a Third-Team All ACC selection in 2013. The 6-2, 191-pound sophomore expects to team with fellow cornerback Kendall Fuller as one of the top tandems in the ACC this fall.
The duo filled in for a pair of seniors last season while combining for 11 interceptions. Facyson played in all 12 games last year, including nine starts, while finishing with 27 tackles, five interceptions and eight pass break-ups.
Facyson sat out spring practice with a stress reaction in his left leg and had a bone-graft procedure to aid the healing process.
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HOLLYWOOD, CA (Hollywood Today) 12/8/11 — Legendary cult filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has selected the iconic Australian 1974 biker classic film, STONE to screen in his personal selection of favorite films at the New Beverly Cinema in Hollywood this March. The famed director has long been a vocal advocate and supporter of the film and Sandy Harbutt, Stone's creator. Harbutt co-wrote, produced, directed and starred in this story of 'the Gravediggers', a local bikie gang of ex-Vietnam Vets, whose numbers are being decimated by murder and of the cop, 'Stone', who joins their ranks, finds the murderer, then betrays the gang, earning the their bloody wrath. This classic film has gained a cult following and praise from around the world, no less so than from Tarantino himself, who has said, "STONE is my all time favorite biker film…it has the quintessential most realistic ending of any biker film in history…he knew he had it coming, he broke the code". A forerunner to the Mad Max franchise, STONE and its creator, Harbutt, have earned a special place in Australian cinema history. Tarantino regards Harbutt as a 'visionary' and has spoken of the influence of the Australian auteur upon his own filmmaking. The New Beverly Cinema, is one of Hollywood's longest-running movie theatre, showcasing a wide range of independent, classic, cult and foreign films. Tarantino is a long-time supporter of the venue and in March, he is curating their complete schedule, selecting some of his favorite films. At the 2009 Cannes' Film Festival, Harbutt's representatives presented a delighted Tarantino with an original 35mm film print of STONE, Sandy's own copy. The two rusty canisters of film, bearing the cinema names where STONE screened, had travelled the length and breadth of the country – from Sydney to Wagga Wagga, to Bathurst, Darwin and everywhere in between, When STONE was released in 1974, it smashed box office records at cinemas and drive-ins all over Australia as thousands flocked to see this counter-culture creation played out large on the big screen. Made for the minimal sum of $195,000, STONE grossed 1.5 million dollars – eight times its production budget – making it one of the most financially successful films in Australian history. Later this year, there are plans to re-screen the original STONE – a re-mastered and re-classified Director's Cut – so a new audience of fans, as well as the old and die-hard devotees, can sit and once again 'take the trip' that was STONE. Harbutt, who now lives the quiet rural life, usually shuns the media but he is thrilled with the attention 'his baby' is receiving. In a rare concession, in honour of the Hollywood screening by Quentin Tarantino, Harbutt will be available for interview in Sydney on Thursday, 3rd March to speak about his cult classic. STONE is screening – Midnight March 12, 2011. – at the New Beverly Cinema. Hollywood. Los Angeles 7165 W Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036. USA.
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Columbia, SC (WLTX) - A number of Carolina Water Service customers are outraged after the company proposed rate increases near 25 percent of what they are now.
It's the third time in six years the company has proposed a hike, and was the focus of a public hearing in front of the South Carolina Public Service Commission Monday night.
The last time Carolina Water Service proposed a rate increase, the case ended up before the South Carolina Supreme Court. Ultimately, that case was sent back to the state's Public Service Commission, and is still pending.
It's on the heels of that unresolved increase that customers are upset at the company's newest proposal.
"Stand up for us and require Carolina Water Service to provide appropriate service to its customers and deny the request for a rate increase," said one of the witnesses who delivered sworn testimony in front of the commission Monday night.
Each of the seven commissioners listened as about a dozen customers voiced their unhappiness with the company.
In 2008, the company proposed, and won a rate increase, and most recently in 2011, the company asked commissioners to approve another increase, though that was denied.
The denial led the state Supreme Court to send it back to the Public Service Commission last year.
The newest increase of about 25 percent has customers struggling to catch their breath.
"It's ridiculous and it's been happening for years," said Beverly Miles, a Carolina Water Service customer living in Irmo. "I just want (the Public Service Commission) to stop (Carolina Water Service) from coming up with these increases to fix problems."
State Sen. Katrina Shealy, R-Lexington County, said she speaks for many of her constituents in opposing the rate increases.
When asked if she believed an increase was warranted in this case, Sen. Shealy said it wasn't.
In Shealy's district, some 8,000 customers stand to see their rates jump, something she said they just cannot afford.
"We've got people out there that have so many complaints about the water system," Shealy said. "They're not getting the things they need."
"These people are unhappy," she said.
The State of South Carolina's Office of Regulatory Staff also believes a 25 percent increase is too much.
The office is a consumer advocate, and Executive Director Dukes Scott said he hopes the Public Service Commission will deny the request.
"They have to base the decision on the record of the case, and in accordance to the law that's been established as far as rate making is concerned," Dukes said. "Within those boundaries, I'm sure they'll reach a reasonable and just decision."
Representatives for Carolina Water Service declined to address concerns brought up at Monday's meeting, choosing to wait for a decision from the Public Service Commission.
After company representatives are given a chance to formally respond in front of the commission on Tuesday, a decision is expected to be reached in March.
The hearing is set to take place at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
Carolina Water Service serves parts of Lexington, Aiken, Beaufort, Richland, Orangeburg, Sumter, Georgetown, Williamsburg and York Counties.


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