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The LA Galaxy play their final game before the two-week World Cup break on Wednesday night when they travel to Salt Lake City to take on Real Salt Lake at Rio Tinto Stadium. The game kicks off a 6 p.m. (PT) and will be the second and final meeting of the season between last year's two MLS Cup finalists following the Galaxy's 2-1 win over RSL at The Home Depot Center on April 17. The Galaxy currently sit in first place in the Western Conference with an MLS-best 10-0-2 record for 32 points, 12 points clear of second place Real Salt Lake who have 20 points from a 6-3-2 record.
Wednesday night's game will be broadcast on tape delay on Fox Sports West starting at 10:30 p.m. The game will also be available live locally on the radio in Spanish on ESPN Deportes Radio 1330 AM starting with their pregame show at 5:30 p.m. while lagalaxy.com will stream the game live in English starting at 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, June 5, 2010; Galaxy 4 – Houston Dynamo 1 – The Home Depot Center – Attendance: 20,826
The Galaxy tied their club record unbeaten streak at 15 games with a convincing 4-1 win over Houston on Saturday night. Jovan Kirovski scored twice, including the opener after just 47 seconds while Tristan Bowen and Alex Cazumba added second half goals to complete the victory which moved LA 12 points clear at the top of the Western Conference.
Saturday, June 5, 2010; Galaxy U-16's 0 – Arsenal FC U-16's 1 – John Blanche Memorial Soccer Complex
Jeff Stamp allowed just one goal but the Galaxy could not get on the scoreboard as they fell 1-0 to the eventual league winners Arsenal 1-0 on Saturday. .
Saturday, June 5, 2010; Galaxy U-18's 3 – Arsenal FC U-18's 1 – John Blanche Memorial Soccer Complex
The Galaxy U-18's clinched a second place finish in the league with a 3-1 win over Arsenal on Saturday, a result that knocked Arsenal out of postseason consideration. Ruben Valencia gave the Galaxy a 1-0 lead and Gyasi Zardes broke a 1-1 draw early in the second half before Alex Covarrubias sealed the win with a late goal.
Sunday, June 6, 2010; Galaxy U-16's 1 – Irvine Strikers U-16's 0 – The Home Depot Center
Dyllan Stevens scored the game's only goal and Josh McNeely kept a clean sheet as the Galaxy U-16's ended their season with a 1-0 win over the Irvine Strikers. The U-16's finished the season with a 6-6-4 record in the league and a 12-11-6 mark in all competitions.
Sunday, June 6, 2010; Galaxy U-18's 2 – Irvine Strikers U-18's 1 – The Home Depot Center
The Galaxy stretched their unbeaten streak to six games to end the regular season with a 2-1 win over the Irvine Strikers on Sunday afternoon. The Galaxy trailed 1-0 but Ritchie Gonzalez equalized just before halftime and Neil Ignacio scored the winner with 15 minutes remaining as the Galaxy finished the season with a 10-4-2 mark in the league, leaving them five points behind first place Real So Cal.
Galaxy Injury Report
OUT – None
DOUBTFUL – None
QUESTIONABLE – Dema Kovalenko (Right Hamstring – Strain), Leonardo (Right Quad – Strain), Mike Magee (Right Hip – Soreness)
PROBABLE - None
RECORDS MATCHED: With the 4-1 win over Houston on Saturday evening, the Galaxy stretched their unbeaten streak to 12 games to the start the season and 15 regular season games overall dating back to the end of the 2009 season. The Galaxy are now 10-0-2 for an MLS-best 32 points on the season, leaving them 12 points ahead of Real Salt Lake, who sit in second place in the Western Conference standings with 20 points. The Galaxy defeated RSL 2-1 at The Home Depot Center on April 17 and complete the season series with them on Wednesday night at Rio Tinto Stadium.
Dating back to the end of the 2009 regular season, the Galaxy are unbeaten in their last 15 games, going 12-0-3 in that time and taking 39 of a possible 45 points. LA has kept a clean sheet in 12 of those 15 games and have not trailed in any of them.
The Galaxy have now tied their club record of 15 straight games without a loss and the MLS record that they set in 1996 for the longest unbeaten streak to begin a season. That year, the Galaxy won each of their first 12 games on the season en route to reaching MLS Cup.
From September 7, 1997 until May 17, 1998, the Galaxy won a club record 15 straight games, with all but one of those wins being settled in regulation, as opposed to a shootout, which was used to decide tie games from 1996-1999. That streak is the second longest in MLS history, four games shorter than the Columbus Crew's MLS record 19-game unbeaten streak that began in July 2004 and was ended in April 2005.
The last time the Galaxy lost was on September 26, 2009 when they fell 2-0 to the Columbus Crew.
SHUTOUT STREAK SNAPPED: With Cam Weaver's seventh minute goal for the Dynamo on Saturday, the Galaxy's streak of 463 minutes without allowing a goal came to an end. That streak, which dated back to late in the 3-1 win over Philadelphia on May 1, was the longest shutout streak in MLS this season, the third longest streak in club history and the sixth longest in MLS history.
Including the game that the streak began and ended with, the Galaxy went 6-0-1 during the stretch, stopping 18 consecutive shots on goal.
The longest shutout streak in Galaxy history began late in the 2009 season and ended with Kyle Beckerman's goal late in the first half of LA's 2-1 win over Real Salt Lake on April 17. During that stretch, LA went 612 minutes without allowing a goal, a streak which is the third longest in league history.
This season alone, the Galaxy have three of the 10 longest shutout streaks in the league. LA opened the season by going 311 minutes without allowing a goal before Beckerman's goal. That is the fifth longest shutout streak in the league this season. After that goal, Galaxy goalkeepers went 223 minutes before allowing another goal, to Philadelphia's Jack McInerney, for the tenth longest streak in MLS this season.
ALEX CAZUMBA GETS ON THE SCORESHEET: Alex Cazumba became the 11th different Galaxy player this season to score a goal when he beat Pat Onstad with a low, left-footed shot in the 56th minute of Saturday's 4-1 win over the Dynamo. The first of the Galaxy's three loan signings from Sao Paulo to score a goal, Cazumba is the first player born outside of the U.S. to score for the club this season. Prior to the goal, the last foreign player to score for the Galaxy was David Beckham, who scored the game-winner in the 2-0 win over Toronto FC on September 19, 2009. Cazumba is the fifth different Brazilian player to score for the Galaxy and the first in almost two years since Alvaro Pires scored in a 3-2 win over Colorado on June 7, 2008.
The Galaxy's 11 different goalscorers on the season are tied with Real Salt Lake for the second most in the league this season, with only the Houston Dynamo having more. The Dynamo have already had 13 different players score a goal in MLS this season.
CAZUMBA GOAL IS #700: Alex Cazumba's second half goal on Saturday was the 700th goal in club history, making the Galaxy the second team in league history to reach 700 goals. D.C. United was the first team in league history to score 700 goals, achieving the feat last season, and have scored 28 more goals than the Galaxy, who are the only team in league history to have scored 100 or more goals than they have allowed, surrendering 573 all-time regular season goals and giving them a +127 goal differential.
Goal # Player Date Opponent Result
100 Eduardo Hurtado 9/7/97 vs. Tampa Bay W 6-1
200 Clint Mathis 3/20/99 vs. Colorado W 2-1 (SO)
300 Cobi Jones 4/28/01 at Colorado W 3-2
400 Carlos Ruiz 6/14/03 vs. Kansas City W 2-1
500 Herculez Gomez 9/4/05 vs. Chicago L 1-2
600 David Beckham 5/3/08 at Real Salt Lake T 2-2
700 Alex Cazumba 6/5/10 vs. Houston W 4-1
PERFECT AGAINST THE WEST: Following their 4-1 win over Houston on Saturday evening, the Galaxy are now a perfect 7-0-0 against fellow Western Conference opposition. Of those seven wins, four have come on the road, with the Galaxy winning at Colorado, Dallas, Houston and Seattle, giving LA 12 points on the road against conference foes this season already.
With three road games against Western Conference opposition remaining on the schedule, including Wednesday's game at RSL, the Galaxy already have more points on the road against conference opposition than they had in all of 2009 when they went 1-1-6 for nine points. Including home games last season, the Galaxy were 4-5-7 against the Western Conference last season for 19 points – two fewer than they already have in seven games against the West this season.
A CUP OF JOE WITH COBI JONES: Tune-in to the Galaxy's weekly live web show, Cup of Joe, with radio play-by-play announcer Joe Tutino. On Wednesday afternoon, the show will broadcast live from Salt Lake City, with Cobi Jones joining Tutino to discuss the Galaxy's impressive start to the season, that night's match against Real Salt Lake, the 2010 World Cup and much more. The show will air live at 12:30 p.m. on the Galaxy's website, www.lagalaxy.com, where it will also be archived for future viewing.
Fans can participate asking by questions either beforehand or live during the chat. Start submitting questions for Dave now to firstname.lastname@example.com.
GALAXY U-18'S QUALIFY FOR DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY PLAYOFFS: With a pair of victories over the weekend, LA Galaxy Youth Academy U-18's finished their season in second place in the West Conference, SoCal Division and qualified for the U.S. Soccer Development Academy playoffs for the first time. The Galaxy finished the season with a 10-4-2 record in the league and a 16-7-5 record in all competitions.
The playoffs will begin in Browns Summit, N.C. from June 25-29 with the U-18 Finals held at The Home Depot Center from July 10-18.
In their first two years of participating in the Development Academy, the Galaxy have now sent two teams to the playoffs, with this year's U-18's joining last year's U-16's, who reached the postseason in their inaugural season.
GALAXY U-20'S BEGIN SEASON ON WEDNESDAY: The LA Galaxy U-20's will kick off their USL Super 20 League season with three games this week, starting on Wednesday night when they take on Chivas USA in Bell Gardens at 7:15 p.m. Following that game, the Galaxy will be back in action on Friday night when they host SUSA – Everton at The Home Depot Center at 8 p.m. before rounding out the week with a game on Saturday evening at home against the Lancaster Rattlers at 5 p.m.
In 2008, their first year of play, the Galaxy U-20's won the Super 20 Pacific Southern California Division with a 7-2-1 record, with Tristan Bowen and Michael Stephens helping to lead the club to a division title. Last year, the Galaxy finished second in their division with a 7-3-0 record, with Stephens once again playing a major role in the club's success.
GALAXY HOST VIEWING PARTY FOR U.S. WORLD CUP OPENER ON HERMOSA BEACH PIER PLAZA SATURDAY: Fans looking to see the U.S. National Team open their 2010 FIFA World Cup schedule on Saturday afternoon against England are invited to a free viewing party that will be held on the Hermosa Beach Pier Plaza. Galaxy midfielder Dema Kovalenko will be on hand for the game with a number of additional special guests and attractions taking place throughout the day. For more information and the complete list of the club's Official Viewing Locations for every game throughout the World Cup, go to www.lagalaxy.com/worldcup.
WATCH THE WORLD CUP OPENERS WITH YOUR FAVORITE GALAXY PLAYERS: The most talked about game of the World Cup is on Saturday, but the tournament kicks off on Friday morning when the hosts South Africa take on Mexico. That game kicks off at 7 a.m. and is followed at 11:30 a.m. by the second game from Group A with France taking on Uruguay.
You can watch those two games with some of your favorite Galaxy players, with Sean Franklin in attendance at the ESPN Zone at LA Live from 6:30 a.m. until 8 a.m. and Dema Kovalenko there from 8 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. If you are in Orange Country, you can catch the game at the ESPN Zone in Downtown Disney, with Michael Stephens there from 6:30 a.m. until 8 a.m. and Josh Saunders there from 8 a.m. until 9:30 a.m.
TUNE IN EARLY SUNDAY MORNING TO ESPN RADIO AS THE GALAXY ARE FEATURED ON THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCE: On Sunday, June 13 at 5 a.m., the Galaxy's Director of Community Development and Director of the Los Angeles Galaxy Foundation, Gloria King, will be a guest on The Southern California Experience on 710 AM - ESPN Radio to discuss the club's many community endeavors in Southern California.
The Southern California Experience with LaFern Cusack, is the 710 ESPN AM public affairs show. Airing Sunday mornings, from 5-6 a.m., The Experience strives to present topical guests and stories in an entertaining and comfortable format. Each week they bring a new show covering a current issue, news item, upcoming event, or local charity.
GALAXY FOUNDATION SHOT OF THE WEEK: At each LA Galaxy home game, fans are invited to visit the Galaxy Foundation Booth to place your bid on the Galaxy Foundation's Shot of the Week presented by MoraPhotography.com. Each photo will be signed by the player or players featured. All proceeds benefit the Los Angeles Galaxy Foundation.
LOOKING FOR MORE UPDATES?: If you are looking for continuous updates from the Galaxy all week long, be sure to visit the club's official websites www.lagalaxy.com and www.lagalaxyfutbol.com, or the club's official blog at www.thelagalaxy.blogspot.com for all the latest news from the club. The Galaxy can also be followed on Twitter at www.twitter.com/lagalaxy and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/lagalaxy.


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One of the most innovative features coming in Windows Longhorn Server isn't really a feature as much as a whole new version of Windows. It's called Server Core, and it will only take one-sixth of the disk space of a normal Longhorn installation. It's not expected to need anywhere near as many patches and hotfixes as Windows 2000. It's a version of Windows that does not, in fact, use windows. It's breaking Microsoft's long-standing reliance on graphical interfaces and shaking things up in several of Microsoft's product groups.
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XYZComputing reviews VectorLinux, and concludes: "VectorLinux is definitely going places. This distribution made a very good impression on me during the time I have spent with it and it will be remaining on my desktop for some time to come. Though it is not really one of the better known Linux distributions it appears to be growing due to its speed and capability."


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Victoria Espinel, who until recently served as the White House's first intellectual property enforcement coordinator, will now head one of the most powerful trade groups in the tech industry. She's been tapped to become the new president and CEO of The Software Alliance (or BSA) starting September 3rd. In her new role, she'll be tasked with pushing the anti-piracy interests of major players like Microsoft, Dell, Apple, Oracle, and Intel. And while the BSA spends a large part of its time lobbying Congress and other governments to push that agenda, Espinel will be barred from engaging in such practices herself - at least initially. According to Politico, an ethics pledge Espinel took to secure her "copyright czar" position under President Obama prevents her from lobbying for at least two years.
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Scotland's People now has the Scottish Valuation Roll for 1915 online, and at an introductory cost of two credits per image.
This database is fully searchable both by name and address and gives a snapshot of Scotland during the First World War – a valuable resource for family history researchers.
Rolls record the names of owners, tenants and occupiers of each property as compiled in 1914, although not the full lists of family members to be found in the censuses. Usually the named person is the head of the household, but sometimes a husband and wife might be listed. Frequently, the wife is the named tenant of rented property.
Scotland's People has Valuation Roll background information on-line, including a look at entries for some famous Scots, like Arctic explorer, William Speirs Bruce.


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Slow holiday season day at work so lots of time on my hands to think ahead to the playoffs. Sorry, I just can't see any way Arizona beats the Niners so I am assuming we end up in the 5 seed. Also going to assume that Green Bay wins and everyone holds serve in the AFC so first round matchups are:
Seattle at Washington / Dallas
Minnesota/ Chicago / Giants at Niners
Bengals at Patriots
Colts at Ravens
The way I understand it, NBC gets first dibs of the 4 games for their Saturday prime time spot. Then they get the left over game for the early Sat spot spot. When I look at those matchups, I think if the Cowboys win, NBC will pick our game for sure. Cowobys and the new found star power of Russell Wilson in prime time is a given. Even if Washington wins they may want the RG3 / Wilson matchup (I know I would). The only way I see NBC choosing the other NFC game over us is if it's the Giants who get the 6 seed so they get the NY market and the NY / San Fran matchup.
Would NBC actually take one of those AFC matchups over the Hawks game? Would the Pats or Andrew Luck be a bigger draw?
I think the most likely scenario for us is the Saturday prime time spot. 2nd most likely spot is the late game on Sunday (a game in Baltimore or NE would be the early one). I really can't see a scenario where we are in that early slot on Saturday. If NBC takes an AFC game, I think Fox would much rather grab our game than the Niners game.


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WASHINGTON (AP) -- A brewing and potentially bitter battle over Democratic efforts to limit filibusters could increase partisan tensions in the Senate just as President Barack Obama and Republicans are trying to find a compromise on major issues such as debt reduction and taxes.
There could be a showdown Senate vote in January that would put limits on filibusters, which minority parties long have used to try thwarting majority legislation.
But even before that vote, the simmering dispute could mar the cooperative tone that Obama and GOP leaders have struck since Tuesday's election.
Bipartisan compromise will be needed during Congress' upcoming lame-duck session to avert the "fiscal cliff" in early January. That's when major tax increases and spending cuts will be triggered unless lawmakers head them off.
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Yellowstone National Park is actually a huge volcano or super volcano. This plateau has over half of the world's geysers and hot springs and is visited by millions of people annually. Grand Teton National Park is a group of mountains with very sharp peaks. These young mountains rise quickly above the plains. Jackson Wyoming is located near the two National Parks and serves as a good base to visit both parks. There is also dog-friendly lodging in both parks. If you are arriving from the east to Yellowstone you may also visit Cody Wyoming, which also has some dog-friendly activities.
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Dave Boots Retires After 25 Years as South Dakota's Men's Basketball Coach
With a little more than two months to go before the start of the 2013-14 season, the University of South Dakota is in the market for a new head men's basketball coach, after the surprise resignation of David Boots late Tuesday.
Boots, 57, is the all-time winningest coach in Coyote history, posting a 503-235 (.681) over the last 25 years.
Under his leadership, the Coyotes had 23 consecutive winning seasons, until the past two seasons, the first two in the Summit League, when USD won just 10 games each year.
He coached his teams to 10 NCAA Division II tournaments, six North Central Conference championships and back-to-back Elite Eight appearances in 1993 and 1994. The Coyotes also won the Great West Championship, in Division I in 2010.
In a USD press release, Boots said:
For the past 25 years, I have enjoyed leading the Coyote basketball program.
The time has come for a new face and new voice to now lead. Peggy and I want to thank everyone who supported us and made our experience so enjoyable.
USD was truly a special place for our family.
I would like to thank all of the assistant coaches that worked with me over the years and a special thanks to Coach (Joey) James and Coach (Chris) Kassin for their many years of commitment and loyalty.
They made my job easy.
To all of the former players, I will forever cherish the opportunity I had to be a part of your lives.
What great memories I will carry with me.
To the current team members, I wish you the very best. You deserve success and I will be watching closely as you accomplish great things.
And to all the fans, alumni and friends, I thank you for allowing me the opportunity to be part of a very special place.
Boots began his head coaching career at Anoka Ramsey Community College in 1981, then moving to his alma mater, Augsburg College in 1982, before arriving in Vermillion on 1988.
His career record is 618-298 in 32 seasons. His 603 wins in Division II is good for 14th all-time. He was named Coach of the Year seven times in his career.
No word yet on a timetable for his replacement, but USD Athletic Director David Herbster said in a press release:
Today, I accepted the decision of Coach Dave Boots to retire and step down as head basketball coach at the University of South Dakota.
I appreciate everything that Dave Boots has done for USD, Coyote athletics and our basketball program.
Timing is never ideal and I know he didn't reach this decision without careful thought and consideration.
Coach Boots has left an impact on basketball in the state of South Dakota, and his 25 years of service to the game here on this campus has left the foundation of an incredibly strong program.
The Coyotes begin the 2013-14 season November 14th at the Global Sports Showcase in Laramie, Wyoming.


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DIY Decor Trend: Marbling
Marble is definitely having a moment. With the rise of kitchens, bathrooms and even furniture made of Carrara marble in recent years, it's surprising there's actually any left in the Italian quarries. From fashion to interiors and even beauty, the world has gone mad for marble.
And then there's the DIY counterpart to marble: marbling, a method of painting that can be used to cover (seemingly) anything with luxe, swirly lines. Check out some examples of the trend below, as well as some DIYs to bring the look into your own home.
1. Marbled wallpapers have been making an impact in recent years; this image is from Apparatus via You Have Been Here Sometime.
2. For a smaller hit of marbling, this beautiful poster from the Debbie Carlos shop is by artist Scout & Catalogue.
3. Fun marbled pillows from Danish brand Ferm Living.
4. Moving into fashion, there have been more and more marbled prints on the runways and in the shops. These trousers are from British high street brand Topshop.
5. If it's showing up as nail art, it's a bona fide trend. Marbled nail DIY from Birchbox.
1. DIY genius Jenny Komenda at Little Green Notebook gave this desk a faux malachite finish with paint.
2. Marble-painted coffee table at the Hunted Interior, using a tutorial from Gorgeous Shiny Things.
3. This frame has been wrapped with marbelized paper for a luxe effect. From Plateful of Love, via Whimseybox.
4. Another idea using pre-marbled paper. I love this chic lamp from weekday carnival.
5. These beautiful marbled vases can be yours with some old glass bottles, a bit of paint and an oven. From none other than Martha Stewart.
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Research Fueled by Different Motivationsby Scott Morrison '14 • July 13, 2012 Share:
Not every biology major wants to be working in a lab for his entire career. Juniors Kevin Downey, Nathan Klopfenstein, and Andrew Stegelmann have utilized their summer research with Dr. Patrick Burton to pursue vastly different fields.
Everyone conducting summer research seems to hold the belief that the opportunities provided by the College are great experiences, but the paths students pursue with the research are not uniform. Many students use the opportunity to help decide whether or not they really want to conduct research after Wabash. However, the students in Dr. Burton's group epitomize the diverse opportunities created and fostered by the liberal arts.
Klopfenstein is the only one of the three planning to pursue a traditional research path. Klopfenstein has been refining an experiment performed in Biology 112 which assesses the effects of ethanol, and a compound which ethanol blocks, on frog embryonic development. Dr. Burton and Klopfenstein are hoping to use the summer's work to publish the experiment for other schools to use throughout the country. "I am really thankful for this opportunity to prepare me for the professional biology field," Klopfenstein said. "This has been a lot of hands-on experience and a good view into professional research."
Stegelmann and Downey took the opportunity t to build their résumés for other reasons. Stegelmann came to Wabash planning on attending medical school after graduation. Despite his preset plans, he wanted to try the research side of biology to better weigh his options. He has spent the summer working on turning off a gene pathway in sea anemones that causes head development. While he has no long-term interest in sea anemones, Stegelmann (in photo at right) realizes the value of the work. "I still want to go to med school, but I wanted to try the research side of biology," he said. "And obviously when you apply to medical school or grad school, they [admissions staff] like to see that kind of experience."
Next year, Stegelmann may try to return for more summer research or he will pursue a summer immersion trip to Germany. Either way, he hopes to capitalize on one of the great opportunities Wabash provides.
Downey, who has spent his time researching the role cell division plays in regeneration, is the "oddball" of all of the researchers. Unlike many students, he actually has no desire to pursue research in the future. Downey has planned on becoming an orthodontist since middle school, but that being said, the opportunity will serve him well when he attempts to get into dental school after graduation. "To go to medical schools, getting research looks really good," Downey said. "Basically going into any science field doing research is good experience."
While each of the three hopes to use the summer for different reasons, they have all gained vital experience that would not be possible otherwise. "If these opportunities weren't available, I would probably working retail back home like I did last summer, and that is the kind of work a high school [kid] does," Downey said.
In addition to all the work involved as a summer researcher, Downey acknowledged the three have seen a new side of campus. "Living in Crawfordsville may not always be exciting, but I enjoy staying at Wabash in the summer," Downey said. "It is good to be able to work with friends and people you like."


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Event: Emraan Hashmi, Neha Dhupia, Sagarika Ghatge, Aditya Pancholi and Shailendra Singh launch the music album of the thriller film RUSH.
Guest List: Emraan Hashmi, Neha Dhupia, Sagarika Ghatge, Aditya Pancholi, Shailendra Singh
Bollywood celeb Aamir Khan along with wife Kiran Rao were spotted at PVR.
Bollywood producers-directors Vidhu Vinod Chopra, Krishan Kumar, Ravi Bahl, Divya Khosla Kumar, Sajid Nadiadwala, Wardha Nadiadwala celebrate diwali with Bhushan Kumar
Bollywood celebs Kareena Kapoor Khan, Malaika Arora, Sonali Bendre, Nimrat Kaur among others were snapped by paparazzi.Bebo looked super cool in a casual look. She wore a white t-shirt with yoga pants...
Bollywood actress Shama Sikander celebrated Diwali festival at her residence.
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By the end of this generation most gamers will be going full digital.
I'm not surprised by this at all. Nintendo already stated that the majority of those with a Wii U or a 3DS have taken the devices online at some point. It stands to reason many tried to download a game or 2 from time to time.
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Hazards of horse-drawn vehicles
Last week, I happened to read an article in the Kentucky New Era archives on Google about a horse and buggy accident in the early 1900s. The horse became frightened when it met an automobile on the road.
The story piqued my curiosity about such accidents. Were they frequent, when automobiles began sharing narrow roads with horses? To my surprise, I didn't find any similar stories in the old local newspapers that I searched online -- the Kentucky New Era and the Hopkinsville Kentuckian. (Such accidents surely did happen, but my brief search didn't turn up any more records!)
Runaway Horses
However, accounts of other types of accidents with horse-drawn vehicles were common. Many reports told about frightened horses running away. Often, no cause was cited for the horse's panic. That's not surprising. Just a leaf blowing across the road can be enough of an excuse for a flighty horse!
Often, passengers were injured when the runaway horses tipped over wagons or buggies. The injuries were usually not fatal, and the passengers were usually expected to recover.
Sometimes the passengers jumped from a buggy as the horse ran away with it! They suffered bruises, but survived.
Sudden Breakdowns
Some accidents happened when a piece of the buggy or wagon broke unexpectedly. Then, the startled horse would bolt. If the disabled vehicle stayed attached to the horse, it would be drug until it overturned. Other accidents happened when a piece of the harness broke, frightening the horse.
Dr. John Clardy (you may remember his name from my recent post about Oakland Manor's history) had an accident of this sort:
Dr. John D. Clardy, while driving one of his most gentle and much used horses at his home near Church Hill last Sunday, came near being the victim of a serious accident. He was in the buggy alone when one of the traces broke. The shafts of the buggy dropped to the ground and the frightened animal bounded off on a mad run for the stable. The Doctor was jerked out of the buggy and says the first thing he knew, he was just standing on his head in the soft ground. His many friends will be glad to know that he was not injured in the least. He says he was not scared a little bit, as he never gets scared at anything.
Source: Hopkinsville Kentuckian, August 20, 1907. This newspaper page contains several more reports of horse-related mishaps, under the heading, "A Chapter of Accidents".
Passing Too Closely
Sometimes, horse-drawn vehicles came too close to each other and an accident happened. It was dangerous when one driver attempted to pass another on a narrow road. In one case that I read, the wheels of two buggies became interlocked, causing both horses to panic and both buggies to overturn. It was best, then as now, to wait for a wide spot before trying to pass.
Stream Crossings
Accidents in streams were often fatal. Many creeks and rivers were crossed at fords, and people sometimes underestimated the depth of the water and the strength of the water's flow, especially at night. If the wagon or buggy overturned, the passengers often drowned. Sometimes, they were caught under their vehicle, but more often, they were carried downstream. In some cases, their bodies were never found.
In one sad incident of this sort, an elderly black preacher, Rev. Peter Bronaugh, drove his buggy down to the edge of Little River on Second Street in Hopkinsville to let his horse drink. His young grandson was in the buggy with him. The river was running deep and fast, due to recent heavy rains.
When the horse had drunk his fill, Rev. Bronaugh attempted to drive the buggy back up the riverbank. It was muddy and the horse could not get a good footing. The buggy slid into the swiftly-flowing water and tipped over. Rev. Bronaugh drowned on the spot, while his grandson was carried downriver by the current. People saw him but could not reach him, and he too drowned. The horse was able to escape from the current at the river bend. (Source: Hopkinsville Kentuckian, May 16, 1899. The article also describes a similar accident that occurred in the same area, 25 years earlier.)
In March of 1910, respected tobacco buyer and Jessup Avenue resident James Gee was drowned when he attempted to ford Little River in his buggy at the "treacherous Second street crossing" in Hopkinsville. Gee drove into high water in darkness (7:30 PM), obviously not realizing the river's flooded condition. He had been out all day buying tobacco, and he was bundled up in a heavy overcoat and a big laprobe. It was believed that these garments impeded his ability to swim. His body was found downstream the next day. His horse also perished.
I read at least a dozen sadly-similar stories of stream-fording accidents in the old Hopkinsville newspapers. These reports are not wasted on me, even though I don't live in horse-and-buggy days. I occasionally come to streams that must be forded as I explore the rural roads in and around Christian County. I have always been cautious about driving into stream fords, and I intend to be even more cautious in the future!


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Interfaces will be introduced via our $.Helper.injectInterface() method with relies on our object factory to identify the right implementation of an interface and then introduces it into the target object via the mixin mechanism provided by jQuery's $.extend() mechanism. This allows us to exchange interface implementations on runtime without having to change the object declarations, see explanation of the object factory below.
Interfaces will be introduced via our $.Helper.injectInterface() method with relies on our object factory to identify the right implementation of an interface and then introduces it into the target object via the mixin mechanism provided by jQuery's $.extend() mechanism. This allows us to exchange interface implementations on runtime without having to change the object declarations, see explanation of the object factory below.
=== Method Interception ===
=== Method Interception ===
Revision as of 14:06, 13 December 2010
- 1 Google Coding Conventions
- 2 Object Oriented Programming in JS
- 3 Building and Checking JS Code
- 4 Additional Resources
Google Coding Conventions
We use Google's JavaScript style guide as a starting point for our own style guide.
Only deviations from the Google style guide will be documented here.
JsDoc Comments
We use class/member-level JsDoc comments as outlined in the Google style guide but we replace the file-level annotations by our usual annotations (@file, @brief, etc.).
Generally we encourage inline comments. These help readers of your code to understand the logic without having to understand every line of code. It's also a good practice to write inline comments before you write code so that you first think about the logic and semantics you want to implement and then about the syntax.
For the moment being we do not use curly braces ({}) around the object declared with
@extends. This is for better tool support. The build script will introduce the braces for compilation.
We generally use whitespace exactly as outlined in Google's JavaScript style guide except for indentation which we do with tabs rather than spaces.
Object Oriented Programming in JS
There are many ways to implement inheritance in JavaScript. We chose our approach for flexibility, simplicity and memory/execution performance.
We are using a (pseudo-)classical approach of inheritance rather than the purely prototypical or mixin approach:
// Define parent constructor. Parent = function() { ... }; // Implement parent object. Child.prototype.xyz = ...; // Define child constructor. Child = function() { ... }; // Let Child inherit from Parent - memory efficient version avoiding constructor side effects. Temp = function() {}; Temp.prototype = Parent.prototype; Child.prototype = new Temp(); // + a bit of sugar to fix the constructor property and allow access to the parent prototype... // Implement child object. Child.prototype.xyz = ...;
Compared with the 'purely' prototypical approach (
parent = {...}; F = function() {}; F.prototype = parent; child = new F;):
- It's easier to put in an intermediate object above the parent when we use constructors from the beginning.
- It's easy to insert initialization code in the parent object if required at a later stage because we won't have to insert
neweverywhere in the code.
- There's minimal overhead in using functions as parents if we make sure to not call the constructor (thereby avoiding potential side effects of the constructor and making a potentially big object) when letting a child inherit from the parent, see use of 'Temp' above.
Compared with the pure "mixin" approach (used in jQuery and jQueryUI):
- Easy access to superclass method implementations via our custom
_parentstatic variable.
- Using
newis usually faster than manually copying mixins to new objects in a loop.
- You cannot use the
instanceofoperator with Mixins.
- Mixins are less memory efficient than inheritance via prototypes.
Cross-Cutting Concerns
There are certain features that are really cross-cutting concerns or that should be shared between objects independent of their inheritance hierarchy. JavaScript fortunately has very powerful mechanisms to deal with such situations.
While we do not use "mixins" to implement vertical code re-use (see inheritance above), we use them throughout to implement horizontal code re-use. Objects "declare" the aspects they implement similarly to how they declare inheritance - via a method that actually implements the mixin.
We implement cross-cutting aspects in separate objects and then introduce them into classes. We have got two mechanisms for that:
- interface weaving
- interceptors
There is no syntactical correspondence for interfaces in JavaScript but we implement them conceptually as objects. We have an "abstract" base object that declares the methods that go into an interface without implementing them. Then we let implementations of the interface inherit from these "abstract" objects. If there is only one implementation of an interface then we don't need a common base object.
Interfaces will be introduced via our $.Helper.injectInterface() method with relies on our object factory to identify the right implementation of an interface and then introduces it into the target object via the mixin mechanism provided by jQuery's $.extend() mechanism. This allows us to exchange interface implementations on runtime without having to change the object declarations, see explanation of the object factory below.
If the interface implementation differs on a per-object basis so that we cannot use shared mixins then we implement it directly in the objects. We then have to implement an abstract interface object and declare it correctly with annotations as explained in the Google style guide.
Method Interception
We can implement method interception via the proxy that we attach to every object on instantiation. The proxy can either implement methods itself or delegate to other objects for actual interception. We'll further detail that design approach when we actually need it.
Object Factory
The object factory introduces an additional indirection between client code and the objects it instantiates. Without an object factory, client code would have to be closely coupled to specific implementations of certain interfaces on object instantiation. The object factory allows us to work with logical "object names" rather than "class names". We then can control in one central place how these object names will be resolved to actual objects. The performance overhead for such an approach is minimal in JavaScript as, due to the dynamic nature of JavaScript, we can use very powerful native JavaScript functionality.
Potential use cases of such an approach are: - dynamic dependency injection (IoC) - run-time weaving of interfaces and method interceptors (AOP) - a central place to enforce restrictions and application policies on object level
This indirectly introduces more flexible possibilities for logging, security/consistency checks, dynamic patching of objects, central configuration, improved testability, working with stub implementations, etc.
All our object members are techically public.
We use the
@protected and
@private markers that Google's JavaScript compiler understands and enforces.
We also put underscores in front of object members that are intended to be private.
Advantages over the 'closure + privileged method approach' (see e.g. Douglas Crockford, "JavaScript: The good parts") for private object members:
- Reduced complexity for novice programmers who are not so familiar with the closure concept.
- Approach is similar to our PHP4 compatible nomenclature for private methods in PHP.
- Less probability to create memory leaks with closures, see http://code.google.com/speed/articles/optimizing-javascript.html
- Better tool support (e.g. Eclipse JSDT)
Object vs. 'Class' members
There is no such thing as classes (or static methods) in JavaScript. We implement class members that do not need to be copied into each object instance (=static members) within the constructor object:
SomeConstructor = function() { ... }; SomeConstructor.staticMethod = function() { ... };
Thereby we make sure that on instantiation of that constructor with the
new keyword,
staticMethod will not be copied into the new object instance.
NB: Inheritance of 'static' object members is not supported!
Object member ordering
We group object members by visibility and singleton ('static') vs. instance membership in the following order in our object definitions:
- constructor (use
- private static variables (start with underscore, use
- private instance variabes (start with underscore, use
- protected instance variables (discouraged, better use private variables with protected accessors/mutators, use
- no public static/instance variables - use public accessors/mutators instead!
- public static methods
- public methods
- protected static methods (use
- protected methods (use
- private static methods (start with underscore, use
- private methods (start with underscore, use
Sections are divided with a three line
// style comment indicating the class member category.
You are obviously not supposed to use a member outside its scope even if the visibility is not enforced by closure. Please run
lib/pkp/tools/buildjs.sh on your code to make sure that you have not overlooked anything. This is also true for protected object members. While they are named like public methods they must not be used outside of the inheritance hierarchy of the current class.
Building and Checking JS Code
Build Script
We have developed a build script that serves several purposes:
- Run checkers over the code that make sure that we implement a safe subset of JavaScript. We use JSLint and the Google Linter for that purpose. The checking process will also enforce most of our coding style rules, including some additional annotation-based type checking that is not implemented in JavaScript itself.
- Join, compile and minify the source. This is necessary to reduce the number of files to be loaded on a web page as well as the overall size of the JavaScript files. It has an important performance impact on page load.
The build script is in
lib/pkp/tools/buildjs.sh. It can be run whenever changes have been made in the code to check whether these are compatible with our coding style guide. The script also makes sure that the differences from the Google coding style guide will not come in the way. Please look at the source code for further information. The script has extensive inline documentation.
NB: Currently only files in the js/classes folder will be checked against our coding style rules. External files in lib and legacy files in functions contain too many deviations from the expected coding style for such a check being useful there. We should, however, make sure that we include at least the files in functions sooner or later.
Switch Between Minified and Original Code
We now have a new parameter in
config.inc.php that is used to switch between the minified version and the full version of the code. The parameter is called enable_minified.
For production environments this parameter should always be set to "On". You can only set it to on after executing the build script.
For development environments the parameter can be switched "Off" for easier in-browser debugging, e.g. via FireBug. This allows you to step through the original source code rather than having to decipher the minified code.
Adding New Scripts Files
Whenever you create a new JavaScript source file you must add it to the
templates/common/minifiedScripts.tpl file. This file has two purposes:
- It will be included as a whole into the header template when
enable_minifiedis switched to "Off".
- It will be parsed by the build script to discover files to be minified and/or checked.
Code Release
The build script must be run before we release code so that an up-to-date minified source file will be included in the released tar archive. We also should make sure that we release code with the
enable_minified parameter already switched to "On" in
Additional Resources
Recommended Books
- Ross Harmes and Dustin Diaz, "Pro JavaScript Design Patterns"
- Douglas Crockford, "JavaScript: The Good Parts"
Recommended Articles
- Constructors considered mildly confusing, an in-depth explanation of the
newoperator together with the prototypical inheritance approach
- JavaScript Closures, an in-depth explanation of closures
- Object Oriented Programming in JavaScript, a good overview over different inheritance approaches in JavaScript - not as good as the above books, though.
- Google JavaScript Style Guide, especially the parts on closures, code formatting, JavaScript types and comments (for correct JsDoc) and tips and tricks.
- Simple JavaScript Inheritance, an all-but-simple and IMO not-so-elegant idea to implement inheritance by John Resig, jQuery creator - just to test your knowledge. ;-)


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Farm to Plate: A Visit with Chef Brian Scheehser
Do you know where the apple you are biting into comes from? Is it sprayed with pesticides? Does it come from a box labeled "organically grown," and are you willing to pay a premium for it?
Chef Brian from Trellis, a restaurant in Kirkland, WA, knows exactly where the bulk of his ingredients come from. Why? Because he grows most of it himself. He planted and tends to a 10-acre farm, a place where farming and cooking practices seamlessly intertwine. Cooking through the seasons, cooking with what's at hand — Brian can inspire us home cooks in all these areas.
When hearing about Brian's 10 acres of farmland he cultivates for his restaurant, some of his peers call him crazy. But Brian considers the farm and his work as a chef a pleasure, not a job or "work." He sees the eating experience as a full circle continuum he's striving to experience. He grows seasonal foods, harvests at the peak season, cans or freezes for winter months and then plants starts in early spring — and the cycle continues.
His menu ebbs and flows with the ups and downs of the farm. This means if a certain variety of apples all were eaten by crows or were wiped out by a cold spell in early spring, you won't see that apple on his menu. Conversely, if there is blackberry explosion one year (as there is currently), you can bet this fruit will make its way into sweets, savories and even cocktails, as well as being boiled down, canned and turned into syrup for later months.
Brian grows a myriad of produce: Lettuces, kale, tomatoes of every shape, size and color, winter squash, zucchini, peppers, fennel, eggplant, corn, fresh, colorful herbs, apples, pears, berries and much more. He's studied horticulture as much as he's studied culinary arts, seeing them on a spectrum of equal importance. Many crops are grown in green houses, and there is a constant negotiation of soil, weather patterns and production — the balance is pretty astounding and very inspiring.
It's a truly organic approach to cooking and growing food, a philosophy that really resonates with many of the contemporary food activists/writers/chefs such as Michael Pollan, Mark Bittman and Alice Waters, in particular. It's a return to basics.
Brian grew up cooking alongside his mother and grandmother, and his food reflects this wholesome way of eating. Peaches are paired with sun-ripened blackberries, with a smattering of arugula to top it, a touch of olive oil and vinegar, and that's it. Perfectly ripe heirloom tomatoes need a sprinkle of salt and not much else. A luscious local peach, he believes, needs nothing but a mouth to bite into it and an arm to let the juices run down.
In an era of foams, sous vides, and liquid nitrogen, it's encouraging to speak with a chef who wants to emphasize raw, natural flavors of real ingredients, without much dressing up.
Thanks for visiting with us Chef!
• Visit Trellis Restaurant in Kirkland, Washington: Trellis
Related: Inch by Inch, Row by Row: Kids Grow Their Own Food
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June 17, 2010 by RVBusiness · 1 Comment
Sun Capital Partners Inc., a private equity capital firm based in Boca Raton, Fla., has reportedly emerged as the high bidder for the assets of cargo trailer maker Pace American Inc.
The firm's bid exceeded the bid of Industrial Opportunity Partners (IOP), another private equity firm based in Evanston, Ill. IOP was identified as the "stalking horse" leading up to the "Article 9" auction of Pace American assets on Tuesday (June 15) in Chicago. The amount of either bid was not revealed.
Pace American, based in Bannockburn, Ill., operates cargo trailer plants in Indiana, Texas, Oregon, Georgia and Utah.
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In order to add or remove users, an authorized passphrase user must be present (i.e., the person that encrypted the laptop).
Adding a user in PGP 9.9.1 | Adding a user in PGP 9.9.0 or 9.6 | Removing a user
- In our example below, the system contains only one user (Test).
- To add and enroll a new user, we simply logoff and let that user login. When the user logs in, they will receive a PGP Enrollment prompt where they will need to enter their BlazerID (even if they use a different local login), to create a Whole Disk Recovery Token on the key server.
- Once properly authenticated, the user can enter their local credentials which will be added to the copy of PGP Desktop installed on their system.
- The user should now show in the list of authorized passphrase users, and their password should work on the grey PGP Bootguard screen.
Adding a User in PGP 9.9.0 or 9.6
- On the PGP Desktop main screen, click the item in the sidebar to which you want to give a user access, and then click New Passphrase User.
- You will now begin the New User Wizard. Select Use Windows Password and click Next.
- On the Protection Method screen, select Passphrase and click Next.
- Enter a Username, Domain and Password for the user and click Next. If the computer is not on a domain, then the Domain section will contain the computer name, otherwise it will contain the domain that the system is in (i.e., UAB).
- To finish adding a new user, you will need to enter the password of an existing user on the device and click OK.
- If you see the user added to the device in the main PGP Desktop window, you have successfully added a user.
- When the user logs in for the first time, they will receive an enrollment prompt like the one below. The user will need to enter their BlazerID (even if they use a different local login), to create a Whole Disk Recovery Token on the key server.
- On the PGP Desktop main screen, click the item in the sidebar to which you want to remove a user's access.
- Select the user name in the bottom pane, and click Delete User.
- You will be prompted for the passphrase of any authorized user on the system (including the user being removed). Enter a password and click OK.
- If an acceptable password was provided, you will receive a confirmation message. Click Yesif you want to remove the user and they will no longer appear in the PGP Desktop pane.


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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah man accused of plotting a mass shooting at an upscale mall in Salt Lake City was sentenced to three years of probation under mental health court supervision after accepting a plea deal from prosecutors.
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill said Wednesday he agreed to the deal in May because defendant Jack Harry Stiles was not an imminent threat. Gill said Stiles, 43, was in the right place with court-supervised mental health treatment rather than prison time.
Authorities say Stiles told a hospital crisis counselor a year ago that he planned to randomly shoot and kill people at City Creek Center on the anniversary of his mother's death, as well as open fire at a movie theater and wire a bomb beneath a bus.
He pleaded guilty to attempted threat of terrorism, a charge that could carry a possible sentence of 15 years in prison.
Stiles didn't have any weapons but court records stated he was planning to buy guns and ammunition. Gill said he took the threat seriously in the aftermath of a mass shooting at the Washington Navy Yard.
Stiles quietly accepted the plea deal on May 5, less than a month after his defense attorneys accused the district attorney's office of keeping him in jail under pressure from police and the shopping center after the case attracted attention.
"Much was made over nothing in this case," said defense attorney Neal Hamilton, who maintained that Stiles could not have carried out the plot and is responding well to therapy.
Gill declined to comment on the defense claim but said he attends the weekly hearings when Stiles checks in with court supervisors.
"We ended up at the right place," Gill said. "The challenge that you have in these type of cases ... is you don't want to guess wrong."
A lawsuit filed by City Creek Center was settled in January after Stiles agreed to permanently stay away from the mall. Attorneys originally sought about $300,000, saying publicity made store owners and shoppers worried about their safety.
City Creek made a contingency plan with police to respond if Stiles ever enters the property, mall general manager Linda Wardell said.
"For us, it's been business as usual throughout the situation," she said.
City Creek is a $1.7 billion shopping center built by the business arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Opened in 2012, it spans two city blocks across the street from the Mormon temple and features a retractable roof and a creek running through the property.
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Event Center, Ocean/Waterfront View, City/Skyline View, Ballrooms, Outdoor, Modern
Starting from $8,271 to $13,223 for 50 guests
With 180-degree panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains, Mt. Rainier, Elliott Bay and the Seattle skyline, Bell Harbor offers an unforgettable Pacific Northwest setting for rehearsal dinners, tea ceremonies, wedding nuptials and indoor or outdoor Seattle reception sites. Bell Harbor also manages Ne...
Washington Athletic Club
Seattle, WA
Historic/Landmark Building, Hotel/Resort, Event Center, Private Club, Ballrooms
Starting from $15,898 to $16,757 for 50 guests
Few rooms in Seattle match the classic elegance of the Crystal Ballroom as a backdrop to heartfelt vows. With multiple room options, Washington Athletic Club has exactly what you'll need for the wedding of your dreams. Decorated with sparkling Czechoslovakian chandeliers, the Crystal Ballroom is one...
Salish Lodge & Spa
Snoqualmie, WA
Historic/Landmark Building, Hotel/Resort, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Ballrooms, Vintage/Rustic
Starting from $5,287 to $14,315 for 50 guests
Nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest atop the stunning Snoqualmie Falls, the Salish Lodge & Spa is an ideal venue for a destination wedding. Imagine exchanging your most sacred vows on the Centennial Green, a lush open lawn with River Valley lovely views. If you're looking for an intimate i...
Creekside Estate
Washougal, WA
Winery/Vineyard, Event Center, Park/Garden, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $6,536 to $8,131 for 50 guests
Let your wedding be reminiscent of a scene right out of a fairy tale when you host it at Creekside Estate! A charming country home nestled on 5 beautifully landscaped acres in Washougal, WA - just 9 miles east of Vancouver and a short 15 minute drive from the Portland Airport. The property features...
Canvas Event Space
Seattle, WA
Event Center
Starting from $5,881 to $12,840 for 50 guests
Canvas Event Space is a totally unique venue awaiting your wedding vision. This open layout space provides modern ambiance, smart design, and an intimate feel to any wedding celebration. You and your guests will be blown away by the modern chandeliers, and decor of your wedding room. This Seattle ve...
Block 41
Seattle, WA
Historic/Landmark Building, Event Center, Loft, City/Skyline View, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $8,413 to $9,778 for 50 guests
If you're looking for a uniquely Seattle space for your big day, look no further than Block 41! A former 1920s ice warehouse turned events space in the heart of Belltown, Block 41 features swanky industrial vibes with accents of old-growth timber and exposed brick, combined with modern blackened st...
Nature's Connection Place
Arlington, WA
Event Center, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Park/Garden, Mountain, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $5,639 to $7,614 for 50 guests
Nestled in the lush natural scenery of Arlington, Washington, Nature's Connection Place offers a perfectly secluded wedding venue for a picturesque outdoor occasion. As the name suggests, this private venue is truly a place to connect with the great outdoors! Located on five acres of land surrounded...
The Fields at Willie Green's
Monroe, WA
Barn/Farm/Ranch, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $4,358 to $9,213 for 50 guests
We have several special dates available for 2019. It is never to late to plan your magical wedding day! Nestled between the Snoqualmie and Skykomish Rivers, just south of Monroe, Willie Green's is an 80-acre, certified organic farm that specializes in outdoor wedding celebrations. Located in the ...
The Columbia Tower Club
Seattle, WA
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Golf Course, Ocean/Waterfront View, City/Skyline View, Modern
Starting from $9,165 to $16,673 for 50 guests
With its breathtaking view of the Emerald City and its tradition of excellent service, Columbia Tower Club has been the Seattle wedding reception site of choice for brides and grooms who want the very best. Every detail of your Seattle wedding is customized to reflect your individual style and taste...
Seattle, WA
Event Center, Loft, Modern
Starting from $10,144 to $15,117 for 50 guests
SEATTLE'S NEWEST VENUE - Now Booking 2018 & 2019 Seattle's most versatile and innovative venue to host your wedding, engagement party, rehearsal dinner, or any other type of event, has finally arrived! THE 101 is everything you've been waiting for, and more. An art gallery by day, and your blank c...
Roslyn, WA
Historic/Landmark Building, Event Center, Park/Garden, Mountain, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $2,849 to $8,476 for 50 guests
Nestled in the heart of historic downtown Roslyn, Washington, StoneHouse101 is the perfect intimate setting for any style event. Built in the late 1800's by Italian tradesmen and coalminers, the locally quarried sandstone building originally debuted as the Piedmonte Saloon. Over 100 years later, now...
Grand Pend Orielle Weddings
Newport, WA
Barn/Farm/Ranch, Ocean/Waterfront View, Mountain, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $3,825 to $5,490 for 50 guests
A breathtaking waterfront venue on the Pend Oreille River, Grand Pend Oreille is the epitome of rustic charm. With majestic pine trees as your backdrop and lush greenery for all of your portrait sessions, you'll enjoy the breathtaking views of the Pacific Northwest while the vintage lamp posts with ...
Semiahmoo Resort Golf and Spa
Blaine, WA
Hotel/Resort, Golf Course, Ocean/Waterfront View, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $5,677 to $10,089 for 50 guests
Washington State's iconic Semiahmoo Resort is located on the pristine shores of Semiahmoo Bay and Drayton Harbor, where tide pools and estuaries provide a sanctuary for Pacific Northwest wildlife. Semiahmoo is ideal for all Seattle or Vancouver weddings and wedding-related needs. Surrounded by water...
Canterwood Golf & Country Club
Gig Harbor, WA
Private Club, Golf Course, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $4,492 to $13,346 for 50 guests
Situated between the Henderson Bay and Colvos Passage on 54th Avenue Northwest, the Canterwood Golf & Country Club presents brides and grooms with a little piece of Northwestern heaven as the perfect setting to say 'I do.' Located northwest of downtown Tacoma in the heart of Gig Harbor, this 18-hole...
Gig Harbor, WA
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Modern
Starting from $3,250 to $4,250 for 50 guests
Get ready for a fun and unique twist to the traditional bachelor(ette) party; the rehearsal dinner; and even the reception. At Ocean5, you and your guests can be kids again with Duckpin bowling and arcade games (both new and analogue). The space is convivial and perfect for an evening of bonding wit...
The Landing at Tyee on Lake Union
Seattle, WA
Event Center, Ocean/Waterfront View
Starting from $4,989 to $11,829 for 50 guests
Conveniently located at the lakeside adjacent to University of Washington, the Landing at Tyee on Lake Union offers a stunning waterfront venue that combines contemporary architecture with timeless natural beauty. Known for being beautiful yet affordable, this elegant setting is ideal for soon-to-be...
The Perch
Stevenson, WA
Ocean/Waterfront View, Mountain, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $7,186 to $9,098 for 50 guests
The Perch, a brand new wedding venue, just an hour from Portland in the beautiful Columbia Gorge, is a secluded yet beautiful space, perfect for a small or large gathering of friends and family as you exchange vows against vast panoramic views. Here, the skies are clear and endless and the river spa...
Winding Path Gardens
Arlington, WA
Event Center, Park/Garden, Outdoor
Starting from $3,770 to $6,088 for 50 guests
Your happily ever after is right around the corner. At Winding Path Gardens, a fairytale wedding takes on new meaning and a unique, unforgettable, and stress-free celebration is put together. Stroll along the long and windy path that leads up to a gorgeous gazebo. Along the way, breathe in the fresh...
Creekside Events
Chehalis, WA
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Historic/Landmark Building, Event Center
Starting from $3,340 to $6,083 for 50 guests
Located just minutes off I-5 in Chehalis, Creekside Event Center offers a secluded feel for your wedding day. This venue is just a little over an hour drive from both Seattle and Portland, making it an excellent central location if you have guests traveling for your event. Imagine sharing your "I do...
The Golf Club at Newcastle
Newcastle, WA
Event Center, Golf Course, Park/Garden, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $15,840 to $21,241 for 50 guests
Surround yourself with the beauty of Lake Washington, Seattle and Bellevue skylines, as well as the Olympic Mountains. With no shortage of stunning photo opportunities, The Golf Club at Newcastle is a one-of-a-kind venue that will set your wedding apart full of majestic beauty! From St. Andrews Ball...
Kimpton Alexis Hotel
Seattle, WA
Hotel/Resort, Ballrooms
Starting from $5,278 to $8,330 for 50 guests
For the perfect stylish Downtown Seattle wedding, look no further than the Alexis Hotel, located on 1st Avenue between Spring St. and Madison St. Voted the "Best Place to Spend the Wedding Night" in Seattle by Seattle Bride magazine, the Alexis provides a luxurious setting for not only your wedding...
Amavi Cellars - Walla Walla
Walla Walla, WA
Winery/Vineyard, Outdoor
Starting from $5,617 to $9,390 for 50 guests
Amavi Cellars signifies love and life through their wines and beautiful location, making it the perfect place to start your new life together. Located in the heart of Walla Walla wine country, the Amavi Cellars winery and tasting room offer sweeping views of surrounding Pepper Bridge Vineyard as wel...
Anthony's Pier 66
Seattle, WA
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Ocean/Waterfront View, City/Skyline View, Modern
Starting from $6,155 to $11,352 for 50 guests
Located on downtown Seattle's picturesque waterfront, Anthony's Pier 66 is a wonderful place to celebrate your momentous occasion! This premier Northwest seafood restaurant boasts wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows that allow for spectacular panoramic views of the Seattle skyline, Mt. Rainier, E...
Mountain Springs Lodge
Leavenworth, WA
Hotel/Resort, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Mountain, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $5,134 to $10,592 for 50 guests
Hidden in the small community of Plain, WA, near Lake Wenatchee is Mountain Springs Lodge, an exceptional space with expansive lawns, meandering creeks and quiet ponds. Cascade Mountain log and timber facilities with river rock fireplaces set the stage for romantic wedding celebrations to share with...
The Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa
Kirkland, WA
Hotel/Resort, Ocean/Waterfront View, Ballrooms, Modern
Starting from $8,398 to $12,707 for 50 guests
The Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa was recently named Seattle Bride's Best of 2015 "Best Place for a Waterfront Wedding" | Imagine getting married on the shores of Lake Washington near Seattle, exchanging wedding vows as the sun sets on the water, the sky cast in a perfect golden glow. Boasting stunning...
Green River Event Center
Auburn, WA
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Ballrooms
Starting from $2,563 to $5,340 for 50 guests
Located on 180 acres of forested land, Green River Conference & Event Center provides the perfect backdrop for your wedding celebration. With a variety of banquet spaces the center can accommodate an intimate affair or a grand, gala-size gathering. Declare your love in a romantic ceremony amidst a w...
Rosehill Community Center
Mukilteo, WA
Event Center, Community Center, Park/Garden, Ocean/Waterfront View, Ballrooms, Modern
Starting from $3,060 to $7,434 for 50 guests
The Rosehill Community Center is a beautiful state-of-the-art building with a sweeping view of picturesque Puget Sound. Rosehill Community Center offers guests an exceptional place to hold a wedding ceremony and reception. The facility can accommodate groups of all sizes and has a catering-ready kit...
Laurel Place
Seattle, WA
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Ballrooms
Starting from $1,588 to $4,890 for 50 guests
Tucked away in North Seattle is Laurel Place. This elegant banquet hall will have you and your guests feeling romantic and refined. This luxurious site features a bridal suite that will allow you to relax with loved ones as you prepare for the exciting day ahead. Laurel Place is outfitted with two k...
Seabrook Town Hall
Pacific Beach, WA
Historic/Landmark Building, Community Center, Mansion
Starting from $1,200 to $8,315 for 50 guests
The Seabrook Town Hall, in the charming and picturesque beach town of Seabrook, is a beautiful and stunning space perfect for your wedding ceremony and reception. Nestled right into Seabrook's East Main neighborhood, the building sits proudly at the end of Main Street where it fronts a formal grasse...