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Let them buy, instead of you selling.
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The words you use for your button should include a verb/action point that will entice the user to take action.
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Stock photography is often recommended, but it can stand out as generic and fake.
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Here's a great Infographic about selecting images:
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To find out how your site rates on speed, Google provides a free service where you can check your page speed. It also provides tips to improve your sites speed.
If you have a Life Insurance calculator and the ability to provide quotes on your website, you will be able to offer your visitors something compelling in exchange for their contact info.
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Phone Number
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Pat Speaks out against a cartel of Islamic Dictatorships who plan to put through ridiculous UN resolution calling for The Defamation of Religion to be criminalised.
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Bright Eyed Fancy, The Chamber Music of Gary Smart
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This recording contains a representative collection of composer Gary Smart's small chamber music works. Strings, winds, percussion, and piano are used in various groupings -- some traditional, some not. Smart's tendncy is to make use of American rhythms and stylistic genstures, but other influences can be heard as well. Quite a diverse set of compositions, but the majority of them center on the clarinet, inspired by the composer's friendship with Guy Yehuda. A unique musician -- composer-pianist Gary Smart writes music that reflects an abiding interest in Americana, world musics and jazz, as well as the Western classical tradition. This is the fifth recording of his music to appear on the Albany Records label.
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AHL suspends Jesse Boulerice 10 games for applying "physical force" to official
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - The American Hockey League suspended Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins forward Jesse Boulerice 10 games for making contact with referee Francis Charron during a game this week.
Boulerice was given a misconduct for abuse of officials in the third period of Wednesday's 3-2 shootout win over Charlotte.
Upset over a non-call after the stick was slashed out of his hands, Boulerice argued vehemently with Charron and later collided with him during play.
The AHL, announcing the decision Friday, said "Boulerice was determined to have deliberately applied physical force to an official without intent to injure." That carries a 10-game suspension.
Boulerice will be eligible to return to the Penguins lineup on Jan. 28.


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LCD Soundsystem and Fever Ray highlights of Electric Picnic 2010
- Laura Ennor
- 15 September 2010
Stradbally, Ireland, 3-5 Sep 2010
The Picnic is one of two major events bookending the Irish festival season, and it feels like all of Ireland has turned out for summer's last gasp. Which, as it turns out, is a rather wet one. But no matter, for the craic is good, the pies are hearty and warming, and all but the main stage here are under canvas.
Although this year's band line up included some very tasty morsels, it's obvious from even a cursory glance at the programme that Electric Picnic is about so much more than just the music. While many festivals try to introduce other strands with varying degrees of success, EP seems to have more 'extras' than any of them, plus they're actually worth seeing and, due to the compactness of the site, accessible when you fancy a quick break from bands. There's the comedy tent where we catch sets from Reginald D Hunter (ever the gentleman and the pro), Steve Frost's Impro Allstars (delightfully silly) and Ardal O'Hanlon (still trading on the back of 'My Lovely Horse', but then who can blame him). Then there's the Green Crafts field with its workshops, woodturning and knitting. In the Mindfield it's all about the word, and there's talks, panel discussions, a Speakeasy, a bookshop, a full theatre programme, interview tent, science gallery with interactive music and sound-based experiments, ongoing interactive Mad Hatter's tea party and goodness knows what else. The Body and Soul arena provides a venue for extra sets and low-key performances from lesser-known Irish acts, as well as being full of intricate sculptures and ingeniously crafted cosy seating nooks. Added to this there's a Silent Disco, Spiegeltent, full size Big Top with free circus shows several times a day, environmental exhibits, film screenings, stations to charge your mobile by riding an exercise bike… and everywhere there's food. Lots of it. It's expensive, but on the whole a cut above your usual festival fare. If there's one thing there seems surprisingly (and irritatingly) little of around the festival, it's bars, and once you find one, for those not accustomed to Dublin's eye-watering prices the beer doesn't come cheap.
But then you can't have everything. And at a festival that featured a Saturday night of back-to-back, dizzyingly excellent sets from Hot Chip, LCD Soundsystem and Caribou, chemical intoxicants were hardly necessary. Aside from that holy trinity, there's a line-up best suited to the discerning but eclectic music fan. Friday offers rousing, attention grabbing Belgian techno from The Subs, a sadly almost inaudible set from Laura Marling (sound problems and a head cold conspired, to disappointing effect), a solid but somewhat passionless outing for Modest Mouse, predictably brilliant oddness from Jonsi, some rather trying piano ballads from Roxy Music, and a whole lotta love at a great, exuberant set from Stars.
Saturday starts for us with an aural assault from And So I Watch You From Afar, the Northern Irish foursome who make what other people do to guitars look like mere tickling. Irresistible, instrumental, and angry. Robyn is the consummate entertainer later in the afternoon and has the crowd eating from her hand, while Hypnotic Brass Ensemble seem to be trying just a bit too hard to achieve the same effect -- rather silly when their infectious funky brass jams could do the job alone. Also on the main stage but a day later, on Sunday afternoon, are the stunning Bonobo, who provide much needed respite before an early evening spent being pummelled between the neighbouring Crawdaddy and Cosby tents, which play host to the equally loud and equally enjoyable but very different Big Pink and Archie Bronson Outfit.
It's not a night for tender ears as later on Fever Ray takes us on a mystical and thunderously loud journey to the other side of weird. Having spent the first 20 minutes of her allotted time filling the arena with a thick cloud of smoke (which is never allowed to clear), she eventually appears on stage, surrounded by a band of Uncle Fester lookalikes and wearing what can just about be made out as a black shroud and a pair of giant chequered ears/insect eyes, as a laser and light show kicks off around her. It's as sublime and ridiculous as it sounds, and seems designed to stun rather than engage, but for fans of her pristine, unsettling, groove-ridden musical spells, it was always going to be an experience worth having.
The line-up, then, is juicy enough to take you through the weekend with barely a duff note, but Electric Picnic's greatest quality right now may be its balance of size and variety: there's more than enough to do and see, but it isn't overwhelming. Long may that continue.


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January 9th 2006. Hipsterism was on the rise, Ghostface had not yet released Fishscale, Snap music was all the rage and the word "Dubstep" hardly meant a thing outside of a close-knit circle of Londoners and a couple of international early-adopters. That night 5 years ago, Mary Anne Hobbs made history by broadcasting her two hour "Dubstep Warz" special on BBC Radio 1, shining a light on London's musical outcast and setting off a chain reaction that rocketed a low-key, uncool subgenre of British dance music to fame and infamy. In the 5 years that followed the music evolved, devolved, reinvented itself and shattered preconceptions about the musical discourse, who controls it and what kind of sounds appeal to and represent 21st century urban youth from London to Laos. Still, it's rarely sounded as fresh and as vital as on that January night and one doubts it would have ever gotten this far had this 2 hour audio file not circulated across the net. For those of us living in North-America where the airwaves are a cesspool of conservative bigotry, shock jock stupidity and rigidly formatted pop garbage, this is proof positive that radio can still change the world.
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Mobile Applications Future Forecasted to 2017
05 Jul, 2013, 17:02 BST
DUBLIN, July 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/z7l3d4/mobile) has announced the addition of the "Mobile Applications Futures 2013-2017" report to their offering.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130307/600769 )
Analysis and Growth Forecasts for the Worldwide Mobile Applications Market
The apps business has finally 'come of age' and this worldwide success story is now growing fast. Apps generated an impressive USD 12 billion in full-year 2012, and in total 46 billion apps were downloaded in the year, taking the cumulative all-time total downloads since the app game began, to 83 billion. That is certainly a market in rapid growth, just look at those numbers again. The all-time cumulative total number of downloads stood at 37 billion at the end of 2011, but reached 83 billion by the end of 2012, more than doubling in one year. So in 2012, more apps were downloaded that in the previous 5 years all added together.
Market doubling in 2013
This doubling is forecast to happen again in 2013. Our new forecasts show that 2013 will see 82 billion apps downloaded worldwide, taking the cumulative total to 165 billion apps by the end of the year. Revenues are set for 'space rocket' growth too, after 2012 saw full-year app revenues of USD 12 billion, in 2013 we forecast worldwide app revenues to reach USD 20.4 billion.
From this doubling of the apps business in 2013, we forecast that downloads will continue to grow to exceed 200 billion per year by the end of full year 2017, and revenues in 2017 will reach 63.5 billion US dollars.
This is impressive growth. While worldwide the mobile subscriber base is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 4.8 percent over the period 2012 to 2017, and annual handset shipments are expected to increase at a CAGR of 6.6 percent over the same time frame, apps downloads are forecast to grow at 35.9 percent CAGR.
So what is driving this rapid growth in downloads?
Our data shows that in mature markets, usage of apps per person is starting to level off, in Europe and North America, the number of apps downloaded per person is reaching a stable level. What's driving the growth in the app download business is the rapid growth in smartphone and tablet sales. Smartphone shipments worldwide are expected to reach 823 million this year, in 2013. Smartphones accounted for around 41 percent of total handset shipments during 2012. This figure is expected to reach 46 percent during 2013, and more than half (56 percent) of total handset shipments will be smartphones by 2017. From 680 million smartphones shipped in 2012, we expect to see 1296 smartphones shipped in 2017, almost double the number.
Similarly, tablet sales are enjoying explosive growth now. Tablet shipments are forecast to average a CAGR of 24 percent over the period 2012-2017, rising from 2012 shipments of 136 million, to 2013 shipments of 208 million, going on to 2017 shipments of 398 million devices. Due to this rapid growth in smartphone and tablet sales, we forecast that over the period 2012-2017, the number of apps users will grow at a CAGR of 29.8 percent, to reach 4.4 billion users by the end of 2017, 4 times as many apps users as there are today.
This detailed new report explores all these issues, and delivers all these forecasts for each year to 2017, all in great detail to help you understand this massive growth opportunity.
Plus detailed revenue break outs
Additionally, it is important to understand exactly WHERE in the apps business the revenue is coming from.
This report offers details break outs offering you current market sizing, and future 5-year growth forecasts for:
- Paid app download revenues 2010-2017
- Mobile applications advertising revenues 2010-2017
- In-App purchase revenues 2010-2017
- Plus more
Major app stores are profiled:
- Apple App Store
- Google Play
- BlackBerry World
- Windows Phone Store
- Nokia Store
Carrier-owned Applications Stores:
- China Mobile
- GetJar
This report offers you a complete and detailed look at the size and make-up of the app market today, with full 5-year growth forecasts for -
- Apps users
- Apps downloads
- Apps revenues
- Paid download revenues
- Advertising revenues
- In-app purchases revenues
Plus, app store profiles, app store content analysis, and a summary of the major players and major forces shaping the growing apps world in 2013.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Introduction
2. Mobile Applications Users
3. Mobile Applications Downloads
4. Mobile Applications Revenues
5. Paid Apps Download Revenues
6. Mobile Applications Advertising Revenues
7. In-app Purchase Revenues
8. Major Applications Stores Comparison
9. Carrier-owned Applications Stores
10. Other Application Stores
11. App Stores Content Analysis
Companies Mentioned
- Apple
- BlackBerry
- China Mobile
- GetJar
- Nokia
- Windows
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/z7l3d4/mobile
Research and Markets
Laura Wood, Senior Manager.
U.S. Fax: 646-607-1907
Fax (outside U.S.): +353-1-481-1716
Sector: Wireless
SOURCE Research and Markets


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Recognising PND/PPD
29 December 09
Most women can tell a story or two of post-natal depression (PND, or post-partum depression). In our post-Industrialised global economy, as many as one in eight women suffer from this mental illness following the birth of one of their children.
PND isn't just a disease of rich Westerners, however. Women all around the world suffer from it, and it's often associated with less social support, increased stressful life events in the preceding year and higher levels of psychological distress in the ante-natal period. In some parts of south-east Asia, the gender of the baby is a contributing risk factor to PND (e.g. where sons are highly-desired).
Because it's a mental illness, it may be difficult to rate the seriousness of a woman's "baby blues" as she adjusts to a new baby, a new life, a new job, and all the associated changes. However, it may not have to be that hard (if you'll let me say this while understanding I am not trivialising the seriousness of the issue). All you need to know is the right questions to ask and the ability to receive honest answers.
A study published by the American Association of Pediatricians in Pediatrics in June this year found that by asking three simple questions, doctors (and friends) could determine whether or not a new mother was suffering from PND.
If you've got a friend with a new baby, or you have a new baby and feel confident enough to self-analyse, ask these questions and seek a response of "Yes, most of the time;" "Yes, some of the time;" "Not very often;" or "No, never":
- I have blamed myself unnecessarily when things went wrong.
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- I have been anxious or worried for not very good reasons.
In their published results, the study showed that where the responses were affirmative, or at least, where the respondent sought clarification, such as asking "What does 'not very good reasons' mean?", the mother was suffering from PND.
A caring friend should be able to elicit honest answers from a new mother, using these three questions as a guideline for the questioning. If you suspect someone may need help, don't delay in following up on the relationship. They need you more than ever right now.
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NASCAR Then & Now: Dale Jarrett Learned To Be Great at Yates in 1995February 2, 2010
While Bobby Labonte and Joe Gibbs prospered immediately with a successful start to what would be a 10-year partnership, Dale Jarrett was building a long-term union with car owner Robert Yates and their No. 28 Texaco-Havoline Ford team.
Yates was Ford Racing's source of extreme horsepower for the Thunderbird contingency, with former driver Kenny Wallace once saying he felt like "an astronaut" behind the wheel of a car racing with his engine.
His brilliance in building such power plants gave the car owner something of a high reputation amongst his peers in the garage area, with his machines often speeding to the front with relative ease.
Another reputation that the popular NASCAR icon had was his experiences with tragedy.
He was dealing with the loss of his young talent in Davey Allison during the '93 season, as well as the life-threatening practice crash of Ernie Irvan at Michigan just a year later. It was almost as if the racing gods were tormenting Yates and keeping him from ever tasting the Winston Cup trophy.
When the 1995 NASCAR season kicked-off, you couldn't blame Yates for having a bit of apprehension with his newly-hired driver. Sure, he knew that DJ was capable of winning races and contending for the title. Jarrett had won the '93 Daytona 500 and at familiar stops like Charlotte and Michigan along the way.
However, after two tumultuous years, he had to wonder if there was some kind of sickening factor that prevented him from experiencing his first championship chase since the epic '92 season.
Those doubts were put to rest temporarily when his driver scored the pole for the 37th Daytona 500 with a speed of 193.498 mph, nipping Dale Earnhardt for the number one position on race day.
With the combination of that famous Yates's horsepower and Jarrett's savvy driving style, the No. 28 team was off to a great start in '95 with a fifth-place finish.
Following another fifth-position result at Rockingham, NC, the Jarrett and Yates ticket ran into some inconsistency. Like the Katy Perry song, they were hot and cold, either putting together a solid performance or finding themselves plagued by the DNF bug.
Suddenly, Yates faced criticism from fans about choosing Jarrett to replace his primary driver in Ernie Irvan. For the first time since the 1990 season, the famed Texaco colors were not truly a part of the championship fold, just clinging on to a top-15 points position for a majority of the season.
Some questioned if Jarrett had the abilities to even handle Cup racing, merely standing up to the results and expectations of his predecessors. It was unfair, to say the least, as the second-generation racer was diligently working on rejuvenating his career in stock cars.
Here was a man who was coming off a rather disappointing 1994 season, a year in which he failed to make the cut at the fall North Wilkesboro race and placed 16th in the overall points tally. Those were hardly the kind of numbers that a Yates driver compiles.
Perhaps the fans were right, as Jarrett would only score a victory at the July race at Pocono, where he held off a hard-charging Jeff Gordon. While a stout win for the 38-year-old Hickory, NC hero, it hardly staved off any fans' thoughts that Yates needed to head into a different direction in 1996.
Their wish was granted toward the latter portion of 1995, when Irvan had fully recovered from his injuries and returned to Cup racing at North Wilkesboro in October.
Driving a second car out of the Yates stable with the Texaco black and yellow colored No. 88 Ford, the Salinas, Calif. driver delighted fans, leading 31 laps en-route to a sixth-place showing at the 0.625-mile facility.
Meanwhile, Jarrett also had a stellar run in that race, finishing behind Irvan in seventh-spot after 108 trips at the front of the field.
In NFL parlance, Yates had a bit of a quarterback controversy. He had his old hurler back at full strength, while the hot shoe was starting to come into his own under the new "West Coast" offense employed with his team.
Unless you were Jack Roush or Rick Hendrick, the thought of having a multi-car operation seemed a bit ridiculous. After all, some had tried to run such teams, only to find that the combinations were fruitless.
Junior Johnson had a two-car team from 1991 to 1994, in which he paired Sterling Marlin with Geoff Bodine and eventually Bill Elliott. Marlin was steady and consistent, but did not win under his system, while Elliott nearly won the '92 title with six victories to his credit.
While Jarrett did not produce an exactly amazing season, he honed his skills and learned to harness the temptation of abusing a Yates-powered car in the Cup series. Irvan also appeared to have his swagger back, but the question as to whether or not the Californian could handle the stresses of a full-season campaign was up in the air.
Robert Yates had to come up with a solution prior to the 1996 season, and did he ever come up with a perfect answer. He returned Irvan to his No. 28 ride, reuniting him with crew chief Larry McReynolds in another chance to finish up some business from '94.
As for Jarrett, Yates awarded his steady new shoe with the establishment of a second team in the No. 88 Ford Quality Care/Red Carpet Lease Thunderbird. An essentially brand new organization paired with Irvan's establishment, Team 88 would be led by a first-time crew chief in Todd Parrott, the son of long-time headwrench Buddy.
Parrott was a well-regarded mechanic and crew member with Rusty Wallace who essentially helped with car set-up for the No. 2 Miller Ford team owned by Roger Penske.
When Robin Pemberton took over the reins of crew chief in the '95 campaign following Buddy Parrott's defection to the No. 29 Meinkee Chevy stable, Todd stayed put for another season, working on shocks and suspension set-ups for the "Black Deuce''.
The announcement of the No. 88 team suddenly sparked some anticipation and hope for the now two-car operation. Fans knew what the No. 28 team was capable of doing, but the Jarrett/Parrott combination was something to watch heading into Speedweeks 1996.
Essentially, Yates had the classic Steve Young and Joe Montana dilemma for the 49ers or the Drew Bledsoe/Tom Brady conflict in New England during the 2001-'02 NFL season.
Ironically, looking back at these set of events, it was Jarrett and Parrott who prospered tremendously. It was the 1996 season that truly started the Jarrett Juggernaut, if you will, in which he became known as a driver who knew when and how to win the big races of the Cup series.
From '96 until 2002, Jarrett and the No. 88 team finished in the top-10 in points, winning 26 times and capturing Yates' long deserved Winston Cup championship in the 1999 championship quest.
To say the least, it appeared as if Yates and Jarrett knew what they were doing in forming their partnership in 1995.
Sticking with the hot shoe ultimately produced the most successful years for Robert Yates Racing, almost in the way that Young continued the 49ers' winning tradition or how Brady made the Patriots organization successful and prominent.
As for Irvan, he would race a full-season campaign twice in his last four seasons, placing in the top-10 in points only once (which was the 1996 season, when he finished 10th).
He'd only see Victory Lane twice, and the hard-luck racer would bolt from Yates Racing following 1997, in which Ford installed USAC and NASCAR Truck winner Kenny Irwin, Jr. into the No. 28 ride. That partnership also failed to net success, prompting Yates to head into another direction in the 2000 season with driver Ricky Rudd.
When one wants to look back at a year that had tremendous ramifications on the scene and structure of NASCAR Sprint Cup racing, 1995 belongs up there in respect and esteem.
It was the year in which the landscape of the highest form of stock car racing shaped itself for the closing years of the 1990s, greatly hyping up the Ford vs. Chevrolet rivalry that had always been an establishment of NASCAR.
For Jarrett and Yates, it was the year in which they both looked great, even if the results didn't exactly show on paper. Sometimes numbers can lie, because with a little hope and encouragement, amazing things are possible.
Just ask Jarrett, because the best times of his career came when he was an established veteran at Yates and as a racer emerging from the shadow of his father Ned.
When you think of Yates, you might think of that No. 88 car running circles around the likes of the Bowtie Brigade and the competition. Nowadays, the Yates organization has faded, and Richard Petty Motorsports now anchors the once-glorious stable with a four-car operation led by Kasey Kahne, Elliott Sadler, AJ Allmendinger, and Paul Menard.
As for DJ, he's established himself as quite the NASCAR on ESPN personality, serving as a color commentator for select Nationwide races and the network's run of Cup races each season on ESPN and ESPN on ABC.
While he may not sit behind the wheel, his insightful comments and observations are just as entertaining and indicative of the kind of racer and remarkable individual that he has become as an ambassador of the sport of NASCAR racing.


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Hampton Court Palace have a humongous ice rink in the grounds and it's open to the public.
This means you can have fun skating in Henry VIII's garden. That's pretty cool.
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When: Until 13th Janurary
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Black Friday: Best deals on this season's 10 hottest retro toys
Yet for all our Information Age bravado, some toys simply can't be improved with a microchip or a semiconductor. What follows is WalletPop's unscientific (but way cool) list of 10 retro toy classics that have withstood the tests of time and fun. One thing we noticed: Nearly every toy on this list was introduced by a mom-and-pop operation, with many of those same companies still making the toys today.
Best of all: You don't have to program them, hook them up to a TV or employ any wireless connection. Your mind, heart and imagination will do just fine. (Note: Best prices may not reflect tax and shipping.)
Radio Flyer Classic Red Wagon
The Chicago-based company, founded by Italian immigrant Antonio Pasin, is run today by his grandsons and still cranking out copious quantities of Little Red Wagons. While the product line has expanded, the one known as "Model 18" still sells by the wagon-load, if you will.
Retail price: $89.99
Best price we found:$70 at Blain's Farm and Fleet
Schoenhut Toy Pianos
Forget Rock Band, Guitar Hero and synthesized note mashers for just a moment. Nothing with joysticks and screens has yet to duplicate the plinkety-plink charm of a toy piano, and this holiday season, these kitschy keyboards are everywhere. The brand of repute, since 1872, has been Schoenhut, whose products run the gamut from a 37-key "concert grand" (almost $200) to the more basic Schoenhut 2522R -- probably closer to what you remember.
Retail price of Schoenhut 2522R: $77.95
Best price we found: $43.65 (no sales tax) at hineschoolingsupply.com
What is it about Chicago that produces all these classic toys? The suburb of Evanston, Ill. gave us Tinkertoys in 1914, and the wooden-spool based building sets have yielded some surprising contraptions, including a tic-tac-toe playing computer. Speaking of which, you'd need a computer to calculate how many Tinker-Windmills kids have built out of these things over the decades. You may even want to have a go yourself--when the kids aren't around, of course.
Retail price, Tinkertoy Classic Jumbo Set (102 pieces): $24.99
Best price we found:$17.89 at Mills Fleet Farm
Rubik's Cube
What hath the 1980s wrought! Leg warmers! Mullet haircuts! Corny dance routines in John Hughes "Brat Pack" flicks! Men At Work ... and of course, the original Rubik's Cube, first sold by Ideal in 1980. Thirty years later, I'm still trying to solve it. People who can do it in three minutes or less have earned my unending spite and envy. You can call it a toy -- and indeed it's a classic. I call it an Instant Inferiority Complex.
Retail price: $11.99
Best price we found: $7 at kidsderby.com
Rock 'em Sock 'em Robots
In traditional sci-fi, robots are logical machines of cool calculation. In this game, introduced in 1964, androids try to knock each other's blocks off. As kid's toys go, it's a work of sheer primitive genius with a name straight out of a Swingin' '60s "Batman" episode. Biff! Bang! Pow!
Retail price: $19.99
Best price we found: $11.99 at Toys R Us
Vintage Lite-Brite
Maybe it was the psychedelic vibe of 1967 that inspired Hasbro to unleash this ditty, where kids use translucent plastic pegs in many colors to make ultra-pixellated pictures. Sure, you can play Lite-Brite online today, and even print out your pictures. But trust us, it's not the same as sticking those poky pegs into the plastic chassis. Far out!
Retail price: Vintage sets from the 1960s and '70s are plentiful and available used at online auction sites such as eBay.
Typical price range: $35-$45
Classic Etch A Sketch
Two knobs. A silver screen. Doodles that always produced comical results whenever you tried to draw a circle or a slanted line. Introduced in 1960, the Etch A Sketch is so basic, about the only mystery to it is, "What's all that silver sandy stuff in there?" We're not tellin' -- though we'll gladly help you find the best price on this beloved kids' drawing toy. (OK, if you must know ... it's aluminum powder.)
Retail price: $17.99
Best price we found: $4.99 at kidsderby.com
1945 Collector's Edition Slinky
Ah, the helical spring that walks down stairs as if possessed. Introduced in Philly, the Slinky was priced at $1, and have stayed cheap since. People have found the most novel uses for these things -- from radio antennas to physics gadgets in NASA experiments. Still it remains, to quote the indelible jingle, fun for a girl and a boy.
Retail price: $8.00
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Magic 8 Ball
"Ohhhh Magic 8 Ball, will I save a bundle this Black Friday?" And the response is ... well, you'll just have to buy one and shake it hard to find out. Speaking of hard, it's hard to believe these fortune-telling orbs have been around since 1946. Each one contains a 20-faced die with fortunes ranging from "It is certain" to "Outlook not so good." Always wondered: What's the inky black liquid inside? And what would happen if I mixed it with the silver powder in an Etch A Sketch? Hmmmm. "Outlook not so good."
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Duncan Imperial Yo-Yo
Product number 3124IM-RD, also known as a the Tournament "77" model, has had its ups and downs--get it?--but has never gone out of style. It was the fad yo-yo of the 1950s, had a big resurgence in the 1970s, and still walks the dog after all this time. It's amazing that such a simple toy can yield such feats of aerodynamic prowess. Dare we say anything about strings attached?
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Lock Chassis: Cold rolled steel with zinc dichromate finish for corrosion resistance. Latch retractor is precision cast steel. Requires standard 2-1-8′ (53.97 mm) bore through door.
Backset: 2-3/4′ (69.85 mm) backset standard, 3-3/4′ (95.25 mm) and 5′ (127 mm) available.
Door Thickness: 1-3/4′ (44.45 mm) to 2′ (50.80 mm)
Brass with 1/2′ (12.7 mm) throw. 3/4′ (19.05 mm) throw deadlocking firelatch available for pairs of doors. Latch housing is steel, zinc dichromate finish for corrosion resistance. 1′ (25.4mm) bore in edge of door required.
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Brass, bronze or stainless steel, 2-1/4′ (57.15 mm) x 1-1/8′ (28.57 mm), beveled 1/8′ (3.17 mm) in 2′ (50.8 mm)
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You're a vampire with a conscience. Tired of feasting on innocent victims, you've gone vegan! Help this Vegan Vampire get home from a late night dinner party before the sun comes up, while feasting on delicious, and nutritious snacks in each level.
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I just recently decided to start working with patrol deities and I could use some help/advice...
Due to certain life circumstances and events, Persephone (I feel) has been in my life longer than I've ever been able to define.
I have for the last 11 years, been practicing under the beliefs of not naming my deities and simply just referring to Them as God and Goddess. I felt like I didn't want to limit that which is limitless.
On that note: I wanted to futher expand myself spiritually and have decided to work with Persephone and 'adopt' her as my Patroness.
I feel as if she adopted me years ago though.
With that being said: does anyone know any good rituals used to contact her and develop a relationship with her? I am very new to the naming of deities so, please bear with me.
I have tried using my own rituals - written with her in mind, symbolism and myth taken into consideration - and yet, I feel that to 'jumpstart' our relationship, I should go with something more traditional.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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Brazil's Copel says shareholders agreement ended
SAO PAULO, Dec 24 (Reuters) - Brazilian power company Companhia Paranaense de Energia, known as Copel, said on Monday that a shareholders agreement between BNDES Participações SA and state of Paraná ended on Dec. 22 without renewal.
BNDESPar, the holding company of Brazil's development bank, and Paraná State own 24 percent and 31 percent of Copel, respectively.
In the expiration of the agreement, BNDESPar lost its right to bar capital increases at Copel, as well as its power to block changes in bylaws and in payout ratios, and mergers and acquisitions.
(Reporting by Carolina Mandl; Editing by Steve Orlofsky)


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My iPod was synced to iTunes on my old laptop, I got a new laptop and created a new library and was trying to add new media to the iPod but iTunes told me that syncing with the new library will delete all the media on iPod, can anyone help me with this? I don't want to delete the older stuff just add to it.
Hi, thank you for replying actually no I don't have the old library it died with the computer you know since the 1st time i used itunes I hated it , why do they do these things complicated I guess i'll just fiddle around with it and see if I can figure something out.
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"I came across the Indonesian genocide in 2001,
when I found myself making a film in a community of survivors. They were plantation workers, and it turned out they were struggling to organize a union."
–Joshua Oppenheimer
Suspected leftists rounded up by Indonesia's military in 1965.
While the united and free world succeeded on several occasions in protecting future generations from the scourge of war, it almost always fails whenever a state undertakes the initiative of killing its people. Sometimes the world fails to reach a consensus, many times the national interests bar the global powers to act promptly in curbing a genocide or mass slaughter. The Indonesian mass killings of 1965-66 were one such tragedy. It is one of the least discussed tragedies post World War II as the quote stated above also implies.
The slaughter in 1965 served the purpose of wiping out the largest communist political party outside USSR. Multiple accounts estimate that General Suharto's regime killed up to a million people who were either member of the PKI or were party's sympathisers. The lesser-known fact about the perpetuation of Suharto's brutal regime was support of the United States and Great Britain to the dictator.
The generation of sixty is still alive, and filmmaker Jousha Oppenheimer has documented their thoughts, traumas and experiences in two critically acclaimed documentaries in a film series: The Act of Killing and The Look of Silence. People recalling the tumultuous years and the horrors of Suharto's regime are an affirmation of Viet Than Nguyen's words: "All wars are fought twice, the first time on the battlefield, the second time in memory." In 2017, the American State Department released some declassified documents revealing that on many instances the American officials applauded the forces behind the killings.


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To see this small bay on the south coast of Fleurieu Peninsula is to wonder why it was selected as the port for the River Murray trade in South Australia. Governor Gawler in 1839 was the first governor to realise the potential of the river for trade, but he was recalled, and the colony entered a period of tightened finances. Governor Sir Henry Fox Young was interested in steam navigation on the river and initiated a prize for the first successful paddlesteamer on the river. The question of an outlet for the river trade also needed to be considered. The Murray Mouth was briefly considered but posed too many problems.
In 1849 a Commission of Inquiry considered this issue, investigating whether to construct a railway or a canal to a port in Encounter Bay as against work on the Murray Mouth. This Commission settled on a railway, and on a port in Horseshoe Bay under Freeman Nob. This was nearer than Victor Harbor and this together with the colony's still straitened economy, was probably the motivation behind the decision. Time would show falseness of the reasoning.
Work commenced on the railway between Goolwa and Port Elliot in 1851, and large store sheds were built at each end of the line. Stables were also built for the horses which were to be the motive power on the line. The first cargo was moved along the line in December 1853 and the railway was completed on 18 May 1854.
Meanwhile work was begun on the port facilities at Port Elliot. It was proclaimed a port 28 August 1851, its boundaries extending from Freeman Nob to Pullen Island (formerly Lipsons Island) and to Frenchmans Rocks and the beach. It extended three nautical miles to seaward. The jetty, under Freeman Nob, was completed in May 1852, and was considered sufficiently well protected from the south-west swell. An obelisk was erected on top of Freeman Nob in early 1852, as a guide for ships; a blue flag was raised on the flagstaff when the channel into the port was considered unsafe. The obelisk was visible for 10 miles out to sea.
Two mooring buoys were laid down in the bay and later mooring rings were placed on the rocks in the bay. The port was being used even before the railway was completed, and in 1852 it was decided that a breakwater was required. This ran from Freeman Nob towards Pullen Island. Economies were made and in 1855 a storm dislodged some of the larger rocks. Repairs were not made - but the errors in the construction of this breakwater were used to determine the size of blocks quarried for the breakwater later built at Victor Harbor.
The vessels which used it were largely small coasting vessels, though there were a number of ships which loaded directly for overseas ports. However it was the number of wrecks in the bay which spelt its doom. In 1853 the schooner Emu was wrecked with the loss of all lives and in 1856 four vessels were wrecked. From this date the number of ships using Port Elliot declined, and in 1860 another two vessels were wrecked, confirming the general opinion of the bay's unsuitability. Io in 1865 was the last ship to use the port.
The total amount spent on facilities to make a port at Horseshoe Bay had been 30,000 pounds. By 1864 Victor Harbor was the port for the River Murray trade - Port Elliot was effectively closed as a port, after a short and disastrous life.
Further reading:
Tolley, J.C. South Coast story: a history of Goolwa, Port Elliot, Middleton and The Murray Mouth. Port Elliot, S. Aust.: District Council of Port Elliot, 1968
Linn, Rob A land abounding: a history of the Port Elliot & Goolwa Region, South Australia Goolwa, S. Aust.: Alexandrina Council, 2001
Thompson, Malcolm H. Rails and the river: a history of the Southern Railway System and the River Murray Shipping 1854-1885. Goolwa, Alexandrina Council, 2004.
At the northern side of the wide Germein Bay sits the town of Port Germein. For many years its jetty was the longest in South Australia but after the closure of the port in 1959, time, storm action and a deliberate shortening has seen the jetty shrink.
Before the jetty was built, a landing stage was used for the loading and unloading of goods. From this the goods were transferred to shore by wagon at low tide, or lightered by barge or ketch to vessels anchored off shore. In 1879 and 1880 petitions were presented to the South Australian Parliament for the erection of a jetty. This was finally approved in 1880. Work was begun from both ends simultaneously and the jetty was opened in July 1881.
At the same time another petition was submitted for extensions to take the jetty out to 'deep' water. This extension was completed by March 1883 and the jetty was then 5459 feet (1664 metres). Initially the trucks were hauled along the rails by horse power but in September 1884 an engine was substituted. Port Germein was finally declared a port in November 1884, and exports and imports through it credited to it. Before this time they had been credited to Port Pirie at the southern end of the bay. Waiting ships loaded bagged wheat. In 1888 a total of 19 vessels loaded at the port and in 1924 the very large windjammer Kobenhaven took on wheat there. In 1939 the last of the large grain ships, Archibald Russell left Port Germein. Use of the port declined over the next decade as bulk grain facilities were installed at Port Pirie and Wallaroo.
A lighthouse was built at the end of the jetty in 1894, replacing the offshore lightship. This structure has now been relocated to the adjacent shore as has the clock-face tide gauge.
The remains of Port Germein jetty are still impressively long and the piles that continue beyond the walkable length of the jetty give a good impression of its full length in its heyday.
Further reading:
Please sir, let's do history, text by the teacher and students of Port Germein Primary School. Jamestown, S.A.: Nadjuri Australia, 1978
Collins, Neville The jetties of South Australia, Woodside, SA, Neville Collins, 2005
Robinson, Nanc. Reluctant Harbour: the romance of Pirie, Jamestown, S.A.: Nadjuri Australia, 1976
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Vault 111 is a vault-series fallout shelter developed by Vault-Tec. It is located overlooking Sanctuary Hills, Massachusetts.
Vault-Tec designed Vault 111 to observe the effects of long-term cryogenic suspended animation on unsuspecting test subjects. Vault 111's staff consisted of an overseer and a small team of scientists, security guards and facility maintenance personnel employed on a short-term basis. Test subjects were lured to Vault 111 from the nearby neighborhoods of Sanctuary Hills and Concord and were placed in stasis pods after being told deceitfully that the purpose of the pods was for decontamination.
According to Vault-Tec standard operating procedures, Vault 111 was to remain sealed for a minimum of 180 days, after which the vault could be opened upon receipt of an "All-Clear Signal" from Vault-Tec or at the overseer's discretion. However, after the 180-day mandatory shelter period elapsed, Vault 111 received no all-clear signal and its staff faced dwindling supplies. Despite requests from the security staff, the overseer refused to unseal the vault door, concerned that the radiation outside the vault had not declined enough to be survivable. Shortly after, a faction led by the vault's security and support staff engaged in mutiny against the overseer in an effort to unseal the vault door and leave the vault. In response, the overseer placed the vault on lock down and asked all staff to hand over any food, weapons and medicine. It is unclear whether the mutiny was successful as the logs end here on both the security terminal and the overseer's terminal.
After witnessing the murder of their spouse and the kidnapping of their child, the Sole Survivor awakens in Vault 111 after being held in cryogenic stasis for 210 years. Upon accessing the Vault 111 monitoring terminal, they learn that all of the other subjects that had entered the vault, except for themselves, their spouse and their child, had died of "asphyxiation due to life support failure." In the Dangerous Minds quest, the Sole Survivor discovers that the mercenary who shot their spouse, Conrad Kellogg, was directed not to deactivate the life support for the other residents and not to release them. 60 years later, due to an 'error' in Vault 111, the Sole Survivor is released from cryo-stasis and escapes. However, it is later revealed that the release was in fact a personal choice made by Shaun, now director of the Institute, and not an error of the vault as initially thought.
Unlike other vaults, the entrance to Vault 111 not only has an atypical pneumatic hull, but also acts as a hatch which gives way to an interior elevator. The inner door opens first, followed by the hatch opening. While painted in the prelude, the vault door is rusted and dull after the Great War. There was also a security checkpoint, a trait most other vaults lacked.
After the release of the Sole Survivor, the vault shows obvious signs of neglect. Frozen mummified corpses are in the pods, skeletal remains of some of the killed occupants are scattered around the interior with signs of violence, and much of the machinery is no longer in proper working order. Radroaches have also invaded the vault and serve as the Sole Survivor's first encountered enemies. However, despite the complete lack of maintenance for nearly 210 years the vault interior is in surprisingly good condition compared to other abandoned/fallen vaults encountered in the Capital Wasteland, the Mojave and even some of the other vaults within the Commonwealth.
Notable loot
- Cryolator - In a display case in the overseer's office behind a Master lock.
- Pip-Boy 3000 Mark IV - On skeletal remains of a Vault 111 scientist next to the vault door.
- Red Menace - Minigame holotape, in the recreation area terminal.
- Vault 111 jumpsuit - On a table to the right in the second cryopod room and another near the skeleton in the entrance hall (where they were handed out upon entry).
- Wedding ring - On the corpse of the Sole Survivor's spouse.
- In Survival mode, the water fountain can be used to fill any type of empty bottles with purified water.
- Items that are placed in Vault 111 will save, so the location may be used as another home. However, the beds and seats in this location cannot be used to sleep or wait in this location.
- When returning to Vault 111, one can still interact with the skeletons and pods and the Sole Survivor will act like they did the moment exiting the cryo pod. Commenting the same things, such as, "Am I the only one left?", "What happened here?", etc.
- Vault 111 is very small compared to other vaults and lacks many design features that are standard in other vaults. As dwellers were placed in cryogenic stasis, less space was needed for the additional supplies and amenities needed had the dwellers been awake.
- There is actually an empty cryo pod in the same room the Sole Survivor and their family were cryogenized, besides the one in which the Sole Survivor was frozen. It is the first one on the left from the entrance of the room. The terminal next to it states "Occupant Status: Not Applicable" regarding it, and all the others pods were already occupied before their inhabitants died. However, the overseer terminal mentions not all Vault-Tec selected subjects arrived at the vault.
- In the second cryo chamber, the pods are numbered C9 - C14 but the occupation status in the terminal has entries on B1 - B6.
- All companions besides Curie, Deacon, Dogmeat and Strong will comment on your dead spouse in their cryo pod when you take them there. Most of them trying to comfort the Survivor or asking if they want to leave.
- On the overseer's terminal, it lists pod C3 as a female. However, pod C3 actually holds Mr. Callahan.
- There is a small makeshift observation post to the southwest of the vault that has a Railsign indicating the presence of a nearby ally.
- Vault 111 uses a different design for its corridors giving them a more tube-like appearance, and the doors look more bulky than the doors in other vaults.
- During the pre-War beginning of the game, the news anchor on the TV notes that there are still openings in Vault 111.
Vault 111 appears only in Fallout 4.
Behind the scenes
The Top Ten list on the recreation terminal in Vault 111 contains a list of some of the console commands that are available to use in game.
PC If you didn't open Nora's/Nate's pod and retrieve their wedding ring before leaving the vault during Out of Time, going back will still trigger the same dialogue ("I'll find Shaun") even if you have already completed the game. This is the same with all the dialogue from activating the pods, and the Sole Survivor shouting if they're the only one alive, why Vault-Tec would do this, etc.[verified]


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In Woodland times in the Southeast, settled village life grew more important as agriculture and trade with people to the north allowed more time for refinement of political and ceremonial life. The inhabitants of Russell Cave, while retaining many of the characteristics of Archaic life, were influenced by the region's religious and political developments. Significant material changes included the introduction of pottery and the bow and arrow.
Trade contacts undoubtedly accounted for much of the change, but some archeologists believe that these technologies indicate the arrival of new people in the area. Domestic artifacts from the early Woodland, including the first evidence of gardening, suggest renewed use of the cave as at least a semi-permanent domicile. Later in the period the cave was used mostly as a winter hunting camp when river villages dispersed into more efficient smaller groups at the onset of cold weather.
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The only man publishing a newspaper in a territory soon to become a state—and in the territorial capital amidst vicious political infighting and a war—will probably be remembered by history. And so, many historians of early Indiana know the name of Elihu Stout, the first man to print a newspaper in Vincennes, Indiana, beginning in 1804. Stout's Indiana Gazette was followed by his better-known Western Sun in 1807, after an 1806 fire destroyed the first office and printing press and Stout had to travel to Kentucky to find a new press and supplies.
Less famous are the other early printer/publishers—in Madison, Corydon, Jeffersonville, and seven other early southern Indiana towns— where the first newspapers appeared between 1810 and 1820. By 1830, fifteen more Hoosier towns enjoyed a weekly paper. Most of these efforts scarcely compared with the newspapers being printed in cities and towns in the East. Printing presses and equipment did not travel easily through the western wilderness and were expensive to acquire.
Paper shortages were a particular challenge. Kentucky and Ohio both could claim a few early paper mills, but the first in Indiana did not appear until 1826. Even though most early Indiana newspapers were published weekly and comprised only one large folded sheet—four pages, front and back—sometimes a late paper delivery caused havoc. In one May 1829 issue, Elihu Stout was forced to notify customers that "Want of paper compels me to furnish my readers with but half a sheet. I expect a supply before another publication day."
Delays and general slowness in mail delivery could also cause grief to newspaper printers. Local government news, an editorial or two, and advertisements filled a good deal of space, but readers also clamored for news from other parts of their state, from the rest of the country, and from Europe. Indiana editors were heavily reliant on the newspapers which arrived from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and all parts east and south. One desperate editor in Lawrenceburg wrote in 1833: "No letters or papers by the last Indianapolis mail. We understand, however, by travelers, that the bank bill is pending."
The frontier economy also challenged printers who were trying to make a living and at least a modicum of profit. The smaller the town, the more likely newspaper subscriptions might be paid off in barter rather than in cash. In late October 1838, the publisher of the Bloomington Post wrote that "Pork, flour, corn, and meal will be taken at the market price." He added a more urgent request: "Also those who expect to pay us in firewood must do so immediately—we must have our wood laid in for the winter before the roads get bad."
Sources: Mary Alden Walker, The Beginnings of Printing in the State of Indiana (1934); "The Early Newspapers of Indiana," Indiana Magazine of History 2 (September 1906).
A Moment of Indiana History is a production of WFIU Public Radio in partnership with the Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations. Research support comes from Indiana Magazine of History published by the Indiana University Department of History.


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With all of the remarkable places in the USA to get married, many couples are choosing domestic destination wedding locales that keep travel costs low for guests while providing a dramtic setting for their big day. Southern cities like Asheville, NC, offer awe-inspiring scenery alongside a welcoming vibe, and are quickly are becoming hotspots for newlyweds looking for unique places to say "I do". Nestled in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains, the city features breathtaking views, historic sites, and a diverse scene of talented vendors to help create your perfect day.
Ask a local why they live in Asheville, and they could easily give you a long list of the area's qualities. When you consider the sheer number of hikes, waterfalls, and outdoor activities available in this corner of the world, alongside the abundance of creative makers, chefs, and artists that call Asheville home, the reasons to visit start piling up fast. Your wedding venue choices in the region are limitless, whether you want to get married in a castle, on a sprawling farm, or even top of a mountain.
Still not convinced? We've rounded up a few reasons why couples are choosing Asheville for their wedding:
1. Beautiful Four-Season Climate
People remark on the surrounding beauty of Asheville a lot, and for good reason. The mountain air, colorful blooms, and long-range views make for stunning photo ops, and create ambience for outdoor spaces at wedding venues, breweries, and restaurants. A walkable downtown and easy access to high elevation means you'll get to enjoy Asheville's outdoor scenery from every angle during your wedding weekend, no matter what season you choose.
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Asheville attracts couples, families and groups of friends for vacations year-round, so rest assured your wedding guests can explore Asheville their way, on their budget. Some folks will surely flock to iconic Biltmore to tour the massive estate and gardens, while others will take advantage of free activities like walking Asheville's Urban Trail, hiking to one of the area's gorgeous natural waterfalls, or driving along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Shoppers will love Lexington Avenue's quirky gifts, clothing, and decor, while beer lovers can hop around South Slope and hit 11 breweries within one square mile. Explore Asheville also offers free travel guides for your guests to help them best navigate one of the top travel destinations in the U.S.
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Asheville's personality has many facets – indie, fantastical, outdoorsy – which means couples have a wide range of options when it comes to wedding styles. Let your imagination run wild with the possibilities of a mountaintop, farm, mansion, riverfront, brewery, garden, or campground wedding backdrop! If you can dream it, it can come true in Asheville thanks to accommodating venues and vendors who thrive on artistic challenges.
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The city's central location makes it simple for guests from the north, south, east and west to arrive via plane or car. Asheville is along the route of three major interstates, and the regional airport has daily flights to and from Atlanta, Charlotte and Chicago as well as non-stop flights to Florida and Washington, D.C. Plus, its smaller size and convenient layout make it a breeze to pick up and drop off guests, rent a car, or jump in a taxi or car-sharing service.
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Present a wacky, inventive, or non-traditional idea to an Asheville business, and it will be met with sheer enthusiasm. Ashevillians thrive on doing things differently – just take one bride's word for it: "Knowing that I could walk down the aisle to the Jaw's theme song and it would be embraced as unique, wonderful and special without ever feeling the need to be conventional. This describes Asheville to me – its ability and ease of embracing and encouraging the unique, the special, the non-conventional."
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Asheville is a warm and welcoming place that celebrates diversity, and the businesses there embrace all newlyweds-to-be. While many wedding venues and vendors specifically identify as LGBTQ-friendly, you'll find an open, diverse atmosphere throughout the city.
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Couples can check "guest lodging" off their list quickly with the help of Explore Asheville. The tourism team will work with you to determine what hotel amenities are most important to you and your guests and, based on your input, will reach out to the local hotels. You will receive rate proposals directly from a variety of accommodations that meet your needs and budget parameters. Make your pick and know that with your vetted options, your guests are in great hands!
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