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The Garden Room Of Eden Prairie
Eden Prairie, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Park/Garden, Loft
Starting from $4,275 to $6,513 for 50 guests
Surrounded by lush plants, charming exposed brick, and old fashioned lamp posts, The Garden Room of Eden Prairie sets a charming backdrop for all of your wedding festivities! Natural light streams in from the beautiful views of the floor-to-ceiling windows, and spacious settings for ceremony, cockta...
Bearpath Golf And Country Club
Eden Prairie, MN
Private Club, Golf Course, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $3,834 to $9,166 for 50 guests
Have your wedding ceremony under our beautiful garden pergola overlooking our Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course. Large windows surround our ballroom revealing spectacular garden and golf course views. The garden pergola is a pristine, white structure that will add a touch of polished refinement to...
Brunswick Zone Eden Prairie
Eden Prairie, MN
Event Center
Starting from $2,297 to $6,321 for 50 guests
Brunswick Zone Eden Prairie is a spectacular place to host your upcoming wedding reception. Your special event will be no ordinary wedding celebration at this high-tech entertainment complex. Featuring 32 bowling lanes with plush seating and convenient lane-side service, the recently updated venue i...
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Silverwood Park
St Anthony, MN
Park/Garden, Outdoor
Starting from $2,771 to $5,706 for 50 guests
Your wedding will make a lasting impression in the hearts and minds of all the guest in your wedding party when you host your special day at Silverwood Park. From the shores of silver lake to the mature oak forests, the landscape of Silverwood Park is one that is unbeatable. This is a venue with a v...
The Outpost Center
Chaska, MN
Event Center, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $3,175 to $6,505 for 50 guests
The Outpost Center is an award-winning Barn/Farm wedding and reception venue located on 27 glorious acres right in the western metro and only 30 minutes from the MSP International Airport! You simply must come see it! Romantic. Fun. Elegant. Down to Earth. These are the most common ways our Brid...
Grand Casino Mille Lacs
Onamia, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Hotel/Resort, Event Center, Ballrooms
Starting from $1,971 to $2,538 for 50 guests
The best stories start here. Grand Casino boasts a variety of spaces ideal for your wedding celebration. From small gatherings to large affairs, Grand Casino Mille Lacs has you covered. Conveniently host all the festivities of your special day in one central location. Choose from two elegantly-appoi...
Majestic Oaks Golf Club
Ham Lake, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Golf Course, Ballrooms, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $3,113 to $5,997 for 50 guests
Majestic Oaks Golf Club is one of the Twin Cities premier golf clubs and special event venues. They are proud to offer two amazing pond-side ceremony sites, options for indoor ceremonies, and three uniquely designed ballrooms all among a beautifully landscaped golf course. Our ballroom range in siz...
Brooklyn Park Community Activity Center
Minneapolis, MN
Event Center, Community Center, Outdoor
Starting from $2,435 to $7,472 for 50 guests
Your special day is just that—special! You want it to be unique, and you will only have one chance to make it great. Choosing the right location is key. The Brooklyn Park Community Activity Center specializes in helping you design the wedding day you've always dreamed of. Whether you envision an int...
Hyland Hills Chalet
Bloomington, MN
Park/Garden, Outdoor
Starting from $3,425 to $6,109 for 50 guests
Celebrate the most romantic day of your life at the Hyland Hills Chalet. Nestled within the picturesque Hyland Lake Park Reserve in Bloomington, Minnesota, this beautiful chalet boasts spectacular views of its scenic surroundings. Its two stunning event spaces feature soaring ceilings, an entire wal...
The Mermaid Event Center
Mounds View, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Historic/Landmark Building, Hotel/Resort, Event Center, Ballrooms, Vintage/...
Starting from $2,038 to $5,341 for 50 guests
Mermaid Dream Weddings are nothing short of magical! We have three spectacular spaces available for ceremonies, receptions and rehearsal dinners. Full-service catering is available on-site, featuring a wide variety of menu options and full bar. Our "Dream Wedding" Package allows you to customize ...
Radisson Blu Minneapolis Downtown
Minneapolis, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Hotel/Resort, Event Center, Ballrooms, Modern
Starting from $4,510 to $5,729 for 50 guests
Your wedding celebration will be unforgettable at the Radisson Blu Minneapolis Downtown. This upscale hotel boasts a gorgeous, modern ballroom with a stunning 16-story atrium pre-function area. Able to accommodate parties of 100 to 500 guests, the Radisson Blu is the perfect place to plan the weddin...
Legends Golf Club
Prior Lake, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Golf Course, Outdoor
Enjoy the best of both indoor and outdoor settings for your big day at Legends Golf Club! Located in beautiful Prior Lake, Legends Golf Club invites you into a lodge-like dining room, a traditionally elegant banquet room, and multi-use outdoor lower terrace for all of your wedding festivities. With ...
Radisson Blu Mall of America
Bloomington, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Hotel/Resort, Event Center, City/Skyline View, Ballrooms, Modern
Starting from $5,333 to $7,169 for 50 guests
Host the wedding you've always dreamed of at the Radisson Blu Mall of America! Located within one of the world's most famous malls in Bloomington, Minnesota, this upscale hotel boasts 26,300 square feet of flexible event space. Its two gorgeous ballrooms can accommodate intimate parties, large soire...
Delta Hotels Minneapolis Northeast
Minneapolis, MN
Hotel/Resort, Event Center, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $7,100 to $9,359 for 50 guests
A quick ride from downtown Minneapolis, Delta Hotels Minneapolis Northeast offers respite from the bustle of a big city, but proximity to make sure you don't miss out on the fun. Make your wedding weekend memorable as you gather family and friends at this venue, which features plush rooms and modern...
Hilton Garden Inn Minneapolis Downtown
Minneapolis, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Hotel/Resort, Event Center, Modern
Starting from $1,608 to $3,636 for 50 guests
Host the wedding you've always dreamed of at the Hilton Garden Inn Minneapolis Downtown. This modern hotel, conveniently located near many local attractions, features several well-appointed event spaces. Its largest room, The Lakes, can accommodate seated receptions for up to 80 people. Enhance your...
Minneapolis Eagles Club
Minneapolis, MN
Event Center, Private Club, Ballrooms
Starting from $1,198 to $3,375 for 50 guests
A jolly red building in the Seward neighborhood of Minneapolis, the Minneapolis Eagles Club provides a warm, inviting space for an evening filled with fun. With two banquet halls, it can accommodate large wedding receptions and also offers a full bar and kitchen. The décor is simple, making it a bla...
Sundance Golf Banquet Bowl
Maple Grove, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Golf Course, Park/Garden, Outdoor
Starting from $1,495 to $3,248 for 50 guests
Conveniently located near the border of Maple Grove and Dayton, Sundance Event Center is a popular course in the northwest metropolitan area, and is easily accessible from Interstate 94. Sundance Golf features lushly landscaped gentle rolling greens and a beautiful clubhouse, which is ideal for host...
508 Bar + Restaurant
Minneapolis, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Modern
Starting from $1,476 to $4,367 for 50 guests
End your special day on a high note! Gather with family and friends and then celebrate in style at the newly renovated 508 Bar + Restaurant. Located in the historic warehouse district of Minneapolis, 508 Bar + Restaurant is a mainstay for locals and visitors alike. The festive environment is sure t...
The Landing
Shakopee, MN
Park/Garden, Church/Temple
Starting from $2,017 to $4,152 for 50 guests
Visit The Landing - Minnesota River Heritage Park to discover how 19th-century Minnesotans established their lives on the frontier, farmstead and in villages. Historical buildings are laid out as a timeline from the pre-territorial era through the late 1800s. Beautiful gardens and glorious views of ...
Normandale Japanese Garden
Bloomington, MN
Park/Garden, Outdoor
Starting from $400 to $400 for 50 guests
Normandale Community College's Japanese Garden is a beautiful, popular, and unique location for weddings and photo sessions in the Twin Cities area. Minnesota Bride magazine named the Garden one of the top Metro-area sites for an outdoor wedding. Normandale Community College's Japanese Garden was bu...
Crowne Plaza Bloomington
Bloomington, MN
Hotel/Resort, Ballrooms
Starting from $4,086 to $7,628 for 50 guests
Make your dream wedding a reality at the Crowne Plaza Bloomington. Featuring over 3,000 square feet of well-appointed event space, this contemporary Minnesota hotel has everything you need to ensure your wedding here is a huge success. Its magnificent Grand Ballroom boasts an elegant décor, an oak d...
Elm Creek Chalet
Maple Grove, MN
Park/Garden, Outdoor
Starting from $2,871 to $5,641 for 50 guests
A mix of modern and rustic chicness, Elm Creek Chalet provides a dreamy backdrop for your wedding day! Warm and inviting, the spacious setting features a huge stone fireplace built of timbers and fieldstone, a cathedral-style ceiling with exposed polished wooden beams, and large glass windows that o...
Midland Hills Country Club
Roseville, MN
Golf Course, Outdoor
Starting from $2,426 to $8,726 for 50 guests
Let Midland Hills Country Club turn your wedding dreams into a reality! This elegant and beautiful venue is your solution as there is lots of room for customization! Able to host both your ceremony and reception and taking care of everything else, Midland Hills Country Club is your one and only wedd...
Noerenberg Gardens
Wayzata, MN
Park/Garden, Outdoor
Starting from $700 to $700 for 50 guests
Noerenberg Memorial Gardens is known for its tranquility and spectacular beauty. Situated along the shore of Crystal Bay on Lake Minnetonka, Noerenberg is widely regarded as one of the finest formal gardens in Minnesota. Among its blend of perennials, annuals, trees, shrubs, and vines, the garden fe...
Gopher Hills Golf Course
Cannon Falls, MN
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Golf Course, Park/Garden, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $1,500 to $4,025 for 50 guests
With 27 holes on three distinct nines, Gopher Hills Golf Course and McArthur's Wood Grill Restaurant is located just 30 minutes South of the Twin Cities – between Hastings and Red Wing in Cannon Falls, MN. McArthur's Wood Grill offers great food at the Pub in a casual setting. The space features vau...


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Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media (#HCSM) in the past 2-4 weeks:
Medical student views on Facebook profile screening by residency admissions committees: "pictures are irrelevant' http://bit.ly/1k5UhFy
Practical experience with Twitter journal club: Post-publication peer review and enhanced research literacy http://bit.ly/1khuZEF
Don't close blog comments on your site. See how one comment changed influenza treatment: http://buff.ly/1hDJ2MN and http://buff.ly/1i5b3le
Would you tell everyone this? Facebook conversations as health promotion interventions http://buff.ly/1mcEfrb - Didn't work.
The intelligent use of digital tools and social media in practice management [Chest. 2014] http://bit.ly/1j7QVhT
Pediatric surgery on YouTube: Is the truth out there? http://buff.ly/1ipft6A - Videos by medical professionals were more accurate. Authors: 50% by medical professionals, 41% by lay persons, 8% by fundraising organizations,
Social Media for Studying Rare Diseases: patients who have similar diseases cluster "virtually" online via social media http://buff.ly/1ipevHj
A Community of Curious Souls: An Analysis of Commenting Behavior on TED Talks Videos. http://buff.ly/1j4c2QD - It was found that commenters were more likely to discuss the characteristics of a presenter on YouTube, whereas commenters tended to engage with the talk content on the TED website. In addition, people tended to be more emotional when the speaker was a woman (by leaving comments that were either positive or negative).
More than 50% YouTube videos on gallstone disease are misleading. Credible videos by physicians are needed (study) http://buff.ly/1fe9FIE
Social media impact factor: the top ten dermatology journals on Facebook and twitter. http://buff.ly/1k5jTzq
Change of terminology: from Quantified Self to "massive data exhaust" http://buff.ly/1m1KGfB
Integrating Social Media in Your Hospital's Communications | How Mayo Clinic does it http://buff.ly/1f259m9
The articles were selected from Twitter @DrVes and and RSS subscriptions. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to clinicalcases at gmail.com and you will receive an acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

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FontSmith's A-Z Typography Resource.
John Mawby is a lettercutter; that is both his craft – and compulsion. His passion for type cut the traditional way defines not only his practice but also his identity.
I first discovered his work via instagram and was instantly enamoured.
As contemporary design practitioners we spend so much time in digital environments... So it is no wonder the allure of analogue the crafts becomes more and more seductive! My enthusiasm for his work grew when I received a rubbing of this glorious Q John cut last year.
While I have huge respect for people that master the pen - calligraphy is a much more forgiving medium than stone (or wood!)! This further elevates my admiration of the Johns precision as each movement of his tool is indelible and irreversible in the medium it touches.
John's outcomes are an authentic representation - each letterform he cuts is a permanent recording of the skill and precision he uses to create them.
After a number of conversations via social media and email I was absolutely delighted when John agreed to an interview so I could feature his masterful work!
In your biography, you credit a lecture delivered by Lida Kindersley as being instrumental in your pursuit of letter cutting. Can you share a little about the allure and what got you so inspired? Both in cutting but also typography in general...
It absolutely was. Up until that point, I knew I loved letters and I knew I loved doing things with my hands, but I was yet to be introduced to something that involved both aspects so directly. Letterpress printing came close, and I had great facilities available at university, but I wanted to be more involved with the creation of the letterforms.
It's funny I actually missed the lecture you're referring to, luckily a friend recorded the audio on her iPhone so I heard it that way, with no visuals – I was still completely captivated. I wouldn't say that it was the stone or even the aesthetic of lettering incised in stone that got me, after all I only had the audio to entice me. For me it was the opportunity of being so in control of every last tap of each individual letter. You and the final letterform are so immediately, directly and inextricably bound up, what could be more rewarding – using one's hands to materialise one's thoughts. Once I realised all of this there was no hesitation in seeking an apprenticeship at the Cardozo Kindersley Workshop.
I am fascinated with cutting letterforms as a process because so much of our typographic vernacular is derived from the chisel! Does your lettering always start with pencil construction on paper?
I would say almost all of the time yes, if it were something very simple I may touch pencil to stone and skip the paper, but I would certainly never skip the pencil. Each stage is a process of refinement.
When drawing the forms in pencil do you already have the carving/cutting tool in mind? I am curious if the size of serifs and the stroke contrast come first and you choose a tool appropriate to cut them or if you have a tool in mind which informs the shape grammar of the letter when you draw/design with the pencil.
No, I wouldn't say so, not tool anyway, I will often have a material in mind. Depending on if it is stone and then whether it is a slate, limestone, sandstone, etc. or perhaps a wood of some kind. The qualities of the material can impact the letterform and design quite considerably.
Slate holds detail very well and weathers incredibly well so you can do almost what you like, whereas a sandstone is the complete opposite so you have to approach it with a strong design, with bold low-contrast lettering. Alternatively, I may have a design aesthetic in mind and choose the material accordingly. In terms of tools, for stone it is very simple, you use one chisel (straight, double bevelled) for each weight of letter, the chisel size is determined by the weight at its thickest point within the chosen letterform, usually a bowl. This means if the whole piece is all one weight you would only use one chisel for everything, thicks, thins and rounds, rarely do I use more than a couple of chisels for a stone inscription.
Wood is more complicated, because of the grain you will need a whole plethora of chisels of different shapes and sizes – straight, skewed, gouged, etc. Another consideration that may inform the shape grammar of a letter would be the function or positioning of the final piece, whether it is to be handheld and seen up close or high on a building and to be seen from afar, even viewed flat on the floor or from an unusual perspective; all of this should be considered to achieve its desired effect and to aid legibility and readability.
In addition, things like whether the lettering will be painted, gilded or neither can have an impact – there are lots of small considerations to bare in mind whilst developing a project, but they don't all need to be decided on first instance.
So Stone v wood v Paper do you have a favourite medium?
Oh my, I think my short answer is stone.
My favourite stone to cut being Welsh slate as it's so even, smooth and consistent, you can cut almost anything you want, but there are some horrible stones out there and then I'd much rather be cutting a lovely piece of wood. It's a messy hierarchy!
How has cutting letters deepened your understanding for typography? What - if anything - have you learnt abut type from the chisel?
Attuning lettering to work as an inscribed form has taught me to be aware of very small but necessary details, for it to work. This has heightened my awareness of typographic detail, specific to whether a typeface has been designed for print, screen, body, display etc.
I think because type designers are often so precise and pernickety, working at extremely small dimensions, it's well worth being aware of the methods and theory they use to achieve these things.
As you say, typographers have learned a lot from the chisels past I actually think it's time to turn the tables. A timeless craft like lettercutting – inscribing language into a natural material – seems to lack the opportunity of challenges presented by modern developments such as the digital screen for example (for obvious reasons), which in turn sparks ingenuity and innovation. Typography is constantly adapting and I see no reason lettercutting can't utilise and translate this knowledge.
One of the things I really enjoy about your instagram account (and website) is you celebrate the process and craft of your work. we see your sketch and chalk outlines, often the cut in progress as well as the final piece. Can you share with us the steps (or major methodology milestones) in taking a letter from paper to stone?
It starts with an idea, sometimes my own, sometimes a clients. I think the hardest thing about lettering is knowing what to say, and you can hardly avoid it, letters more often than not spell words and words have meanings!
Once I've latched on to an idea I'm excited about I usually spend a good while thinking about it – thinking is definitely working – when it gets to the point I'm worried I'll start forgetting things that's usually when I rush for my sketchbook. Sometimes if I have a few solutions I'll do quick thumbnails until I'm ready to develop a couple, if this is the case the development is pretty quick and scrappy. If I'm very excited or have a clear idea in mind I try to do it justice pretty early on and hope not to disappoint myself.
I usually work in my sketchbook until I've decided on the size and proportion of the material and also the overall size, layout and styles of lettering I intend to use. When I know these things I'll draw a more precise scale drawing that I can use when it comes to drawing the design out full scale on the material. I very rarely do a full scale paper design, the first time I'll see the design full scale is when it's drawn on the material being used. The lettering is never enlarged or transferred, it is drawn from scratch at every stage. The reason for this is that the act of drawing encourages decision making, if you simply transfer a fixed design you're not thinking about further possibilities or assessing whether the design is still working. It remains fluid, providing the opportunity for the design to evolve, you shouldn't ever be so attached or thoughtless that you're unable to consider change.
The design will often be drawn out many times before it's ready to be cut, it may be minute differences but each time closer to the point where we are ready to cut. Spellchecking is a pretty important step in this craft, it's very thorough and very necessary. Now we can cut! Like drawing, cutting is also about decision making, except these are decisions at more refined level of spacing, depth, stroke contrast, and the moment you decide upon each letters final shape – this is the time for conviction. Once the entire inscription is cut a wax rubbing is made to keep an accurate one-one record. The dust is then washed out, this dust is always light and provides a natural contrast with the stone and thus legibility, typically we replicate the colour/tone of the given dust and paint it back in creating the appearance of freshly cut letters. Wood is often left natural and simply treated. Other colours may be used or gilding may take place, this is the time for finishing touches.
Your piece welcome - exhibited (on behalf of the Cardozo Kindersley Workshop) in both The Hidden Face of Lettering and In the Beginning was the Word events is a great illustration of you honouring old world craftsmanship and process in a contemporary way with all its beautiful swash details. Do you have a particular genre or style of type you prefer to cut/explore?
I think you've just said it. I love the idea of utilising this traditional craft, everything it has to offer and showing it to the world in a more familiar way and I think a contemporary approach is what's needed to do that.
I like to think you can see my typographical background in my work, perhaps most in my recent Beatrice Warde piece, using a left-alignment and balancing the ragged edge, especially with the use of a hyphen, it feels very editorial. Earlier I suggested that this craft could utilise modern developments in typography, that's what excites me most and I hope exploring this will realise a style. I want to produce work for people like myself, people that love letters.
I was lucky enough to receive a wax rubbing of your beautiful Q. Do you take rubbings of all the work you cut? And is this something you do afterwards to record the work - or is the rubbing process part of the design methodology?
I do take rubbings of all the work I cut, and you're absolutely right, it's simply to make a record of the work. It's the best way to record inscriptions as it's a direct one-one transfer from inscription to paper, it shows exactly what was cut. I have a soft spot for these, think they lovely things in there own right.
A hallmark of your typographic work is elegant proportion - Do you have any tips or for the construction of elegant letters you can share?
Thank you. Hmmm… I don't think so, not explicitly, without trying to evade the question this is tacit knowledge picked up through immersion.
I read a lot, and look a lot. It's important to have a good background knowledge in order to make a your own informed decision. I believe my work is simply a subconscious reflection of what I have retained and what I think looks good. For me it's about knowledge, knowing when to apply it and not forgetting to immerse yourself in inspiration. If you feed your thoughts with richness and beauty that will become a reality.
All of your inscriptional type is cut by hand - can you tell us a little about the tools you use (and/or space you work)?
For the most part lettercutters use very few tools, you can do an incredible amount with a pencil, a few chisels, and a dummy (a round-faced mallet). I've briefly mentioned above, the differences between wood and stone lettering chisels, I think it's most beneficial to see these differences visually. In addition, like most crafts you accumulate, we all need various marking implements, rulers, and miscellaneous preparation, finishing or odd job tools. Whilst we're talking tools, you might find it interesting that we actually hold the dummy/mallet in the dominant hand and the chisel in the other, so for a right handed person like myself all of the chisel control is in my left hand – it sounds crazy, but it works!
My workspace is pending, as I'm still working at the Kindersley workshop until later this year. This means my current workspace varies from the dinning room, the garden, and for larger pieces a fellow lettercutter James Ryder's workshop. The great thing about lettercutting is that unless you're cutting huge letters it is relatively quiet and dust free, meaning you can work most places. I built a small easel, so I can work on a table/bench top; the reason being that it offers the ability to work upright. Working upright means the dust and stone falls to the ground, you can view the lettering directly before your eyes with no skew or distortion and your back will thank you in years to come! Some prefer to work flat as it offers greater accessibility to difficult strokes, I personally don't find this an issue with stone, however because of grain direction, wood requires much more flexibility and consequently where possible I do work flat with wood.
Thank you so much John for sharing your time, knowledge and passion with us! My admiration for you and your work continues to escalate!
John is available for commission you can read details on this fully customised process here
Get in touch with John and follow his exceptional mastery of the letter cutting craft via his website, Instagram or twitter.


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I'm sorry, but is the audio quality just on my PC so .hm. mediocre?
Sorry Mr. Burns - will try some different techniques in the future. Hopefully if you crank up the volume it will help.
That was a nice video. The features that was talked about are something which I need today. I was hoping that team foundation server already had these.
Team foundation server is an interesting tool. At the end of the video, he talks about "Visualizing Change" which in a sense is taking change management data and creating visual representations of that data so you can determing what product branches include what features or what patch collections fix what bug numbers. I found I had to use my imagination a bit to see how this might apply at my company, but I could see that it would empower the IS Leaders to know more of what is in play faster and speaking to fewer people. This ultimately means they are better informed as to what is going on in their department. The data is pretty high level, so it would probably be most interesting where a manager is trying to get general information, or someone from another group is trying to get the 5000 ft view of another team's efforts. In many ways, it is the logical extension of the data that's being aggregated by teams in team server.
I enjoyed the video and look forward to seeing more.
Good one.
I want download a programme for visualize change and branch. it's possible you say me where ?
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text: Mumbai: Key Indian equity market indices opened flat on Friday despite firm global cues as investors await the announcement of the new Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor. The 30-scrip Sensitive Index (Sensex) was trading 27.11 points or 0.10 per cent higher during the early session. The wider 51-scrip Nifty of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) was also trading 10.05 points or 0.12 per cent higher at 8,683.30 points. The BSE Sensex, which opened at 28,167.66 points, was trading at 28,150.55 points (at 9.28 a.m.) in the early session, higher 27.11 points or 0.10 per cent from the previous day's close at 28,123.44 points. The Sensex touched a high of 28,212.30 points and a low of 28,109.80 points in the trade so far.


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I've been wanting to write a blog on this topic for a long time now, but I kept stopping myself thinking, "come on, Katelyn, no one really cares." Then I saw this post from @girlswhopowerlift, and it inspired me to just write the damn thing. What does it matter if no one cares? I've got a story I want to tell, so I'm going to tell it.
"When did you start powerlifting?"
That would be almost 5 years ago now! At the end of 2013 is when I first started training in a powerlifting style. It was more of a soft start, though, because I didn't recognize it as powerlifting until a few months later.
I just found a barbell and started using it for squats, bench, and deadlifts. I honestly don't even remember how I learned about these movements or what made me want to do them, but I do remember being immediately addicted to adding weight to the bar.
In the beginning the "BIG 3" were just part of my exercise. I didn't have a program. I did whatever I felt like doing on the day intended for "arms" or "legs" or "abs" or whatever else. I wasn't yet interested in fitness as a profession. To be honest? I knew next to nothing. I just enjoyed the way it felt to move with the barbell, and I found it absolutely intoxicating to see the weights on the ends grow more and more numerous with every training session.
It's been a long time since those days…
"What has changed?"
Well, I very quickly realized two things: (1) the office setting was not for me, and (2) I absolutely love fitness. So, to shorten the story: I quit my desk job, got certified with NASM, got a job in the fitness industry working as a trainer, and I continued refining my lifting all the while.
In the timespan of about a year I was almost solely focusing on the big 3 in my training and thinking about becoming competitive with my powerlifting. Competition was a prospect that straight up terrified me, but it excited me almost just as much, which is probably the only reason I went through with it.
So since the beginning in 2013, here's what's changed for me:
I've come around to the idea that, yeah, I DO know what I'm doing.
These days the female population in the powerlifting community is much larger than it was 5 years ago, and it's growing still! But, 5 years ago, to be a female powerlifter was still somewhat rare among fitness enthusiasts and professionals. Now, whether or not being a female in this sport has anything to do with the amount and the nature of the "advice" I've received regarding my training over the years is not what I'm here to talk about. The point is just that I've gotten a LOT of it since I started this journey…
Some of the advice I've received was actually constructive criticism that went towards making me a better lifter. Most of it, though? Most of it was condescending, opinionated, unsolicited, unfounded, and biased blabber that I now let go in one ear and out the other.
But in the beginning I was impressionable and fragile, to be quite honest. This new passion of mine was carving out a side of me I'd never met before. She was brand new, and my confidence surrounding the lifter in me was weak at best. So to have all of these "authority figures" (aka: people who were older than me and had been lifting longer than me) spouting their minds off left and right had me feeling confused and down on myself quite often.
Only in the last ~2 years have I been able to brush these people off, because I've accepted that:
- I DO understand human movement and proper form.
- I AM a successful and technically sound powerlifter.
- I've competed in 5 total meets and only ever missed 2 lifts on the platform.
(That's 40 out of 42 total lifts completed successfully in my lifting career so far.)
- I've added 182 pounds to my total since 2015 (and lost 15 pounds of bodyweight!).
In short: I'm GOOD at this.
- And, to top it all off, I've had the opportunity on numerous occasions to make a positive impact on other people through my lifting.
I've gotten so much physically stronger.
This may seem like it goes without saying as someone who participates in a sport in which the whole point is literally to be as strong as you can... But actually becoming stronger takes perseverance, injury prevention, proper form, and good programming. Most people — who are not fitness professionals themselves — would hire a coach for these things.
I am my own coach.
And I've been doing pretty damn good!
The other day I thought back to the beginning of my lifting when one of those constructive pieces of criticism suggested that I try using a set/rep scheme of 5x5 in my strength programming. Simple enough, why not? So I gave it a try. Turns out 5x5's are not only essential to strength training, but they are incredibly brutal both mentally and physically when done at an appropriate intensity. One of my early programs containing 5x5's took me up to #205 lbs before changing course, and I remember being SO SO excited that I'd gotten over #200 lbs with something so difficult. I started thinking, 'wow, it'd be amazing to someday do this with #225 lbs!' But I sort of laughed it off almost feeling as though it was too lofty a goal to even entertain… And then, just a few days ago I completed a grueling 5x5 at #245 lbs.
Damn. That's undeniable progress. Clearly visible strength gain. Freaking motivating is what it is!!
I've been forced to see that I am a strong person.
So, yes, I've gotten physically stronger on paper. Where it used to say #205 for 5 sets of 5 reps it now says #245 for 5 sets of 5 reps. That's an amazing feeling in its own right.
But it's totally separate from recognizing that I, and all of who I am — not just my muscles — am a strong person.
To be a successful competitive powerlifter means constantly training for the sport. And THAT means not skipping workouts, rethinking things when you miss a lift in training, constantly tweaking and improving form, practicing competition-legal lifts, a never-ending struggle to strengthen weaknesses, and above all, pushing through on the days, or weeks, or even MONTHS, when you just do not want to.
I am strong, because I've been doing all of these things and more for the last 5 years with no signs of stopping.
I am strong, because I don't let the fear of getting underneath a weight that's heavier than I've ever lifted before stop me from trying.
I am strong, because I've admitted my weaknesses many many times, and I am strong because I've worked hard to improve them.
I am strong, because I know I will always have weaknesses.
I am strong, because where I knew very little I read, and watched, and studied, and practiced to learn more.
I am strong not just because I can lift the weight but because of how much work I've put in behind the scenes to be able to lift that weight — and more — day in and day out.
Lastly, and worth nothing, my form has improved tenfold.
I will be the first one to admit — and I already admitted it above! — that in the beginning, I didn't know SH*T. I thought the bench press was to strengthen your arms, squatting too heavy would hurt my knees, and that the deadlift was a back exercise. (In case it's not clear, none of these things are true.)
But I only know what I know now because I put in the time to LEARN. Whether or not the advice was helpful or condescending in the beginning I gave it my full ear. If there was a youtube channel, a book, a website, or a certain fitness professional on IG who came highly recommended, I watched. I read. I studied. I put the info to use.
None of my lifts look even remotely like they did in 2013. Or even 2014. Or, honestly, even 2015. I probably have these improvements in form to thank for why I've never been injured. I also probably have these improvements to thank for why I'm able to continue growing stronger. 2013 Katelyn NEVER would've gotten to a 5x5 at #245 with that crummy understanding of how to squat. 2018 Katelyn's got this, though. It's exciting to think of what 2019 Katelyn and beyond will be capable of!
To end this feel good parade, I just want to say: DAMN I'm glad I started lifting!
It's amazing how much powerlifting has changed me, and as a result, my life.
Give me a motive, and I can't be stopped.


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FLIGHT, 24 February Progress with the biggest aeroplane ever put int. production in Britain is indicated in this picture take- at Weybridge. The nose section of the first of 4 Vickers VClOs for BOAC is seen shortly before beinl joined to the main fuselage AIR COMMERCE THE BRUSSELS TRAGEDY TPHE Boeing 707's passenger fatality-free record since it began•*- scheduled services more than 2,000 million passenger-miles ago was broken on February 15 in a tragedy involving one ofSabena's five 707-320s near Brussels Airport. All 61 passengers (who included the 17 members of the US world figure-skatingteam) and the flight and cabin crew of 11 lost their lives. One person on the ground, a farm worker, was killed. According to M. Willem Deswarte, director-general of Sabena,the attempts to land "were watched through field-glasses from the control tower and it is clear that the aircraft presented itselfnormally at the approach to the runway. The Boeing then circled the airport three or four times in an abnormal position beforegaining height and abruptly crashing." The airport commandant, A. J. Debruyn, said: "The pilotmade his approach towards runway number 20, running from north to south. He overshot it and then turned round again andre-entered the approach zone." M. Debruyn said he heard an explosion and saw smoke spiralling upwards. He said the aircraftcontrol tower received no distress call from the aircraft. The Belgian Government immediately ordered a full inquiry.The Sabena crew (all Belgians) were as follows: pilot, Capt Louis Lambrechts; co-pilot, Capt Jean Roy; navigator, J. M. Kint; radiooperator, L. Eduwaere; stewards, P. Vandenbussche, R. Colette, M. de Mayer, H. Vernimmen; stewardesses, P. Trullemans,J. Rombaut. GHANA AND BO AC A CHEQUE for £160,000 was accepted from the GhanaGovernment by Sir Duncan Cumming on behalf of BOAC Associated Companies on February 15. This sum represents the40 per cent BOAC shareholding in Ghana Airways which, as amicably agreed a year ago (Flight, January 22, 1960) it wasGhana's wish that BOAC should relinquish. Sir Duncan said: "BOAC has been glad to assist in bringingGhana Airways to the stage where the Ghana Government is able to assume full ownership and looks forward to continuingin the future the excellent relationship built up over recent years." At the same time he signed an agreement renewing the contractbetween the two airlines, dating back to July 1958, whereby BOAC provides management-assistance (12 BOAC staff are atpresent seconded to Ghana Airways), trains the future Ghanaian management—eventually 112 in all, in the UK, and operates apool service on the Accra - London route. The background to this not unexpected step was given inFlight for January 13 (page 65) and March 4, 1960 (page 322). PRODUCT IMPROVEMENT BY FOKKER ALL Fokker F.27 Friendship series 100s (Rolls-Royce Dart**• RDa.6 of 1,600 s.h.p.) are to have their all-up weight increased from 37,5001b to 39,0001b. Similarly, all F.27 series 200s, namelyall Friendships powered by the 1,910 s.h.p. Dart RDa.7 528s, are to have an even greater increase—from 37,5001b to 42,0001b.The result of these improvements is, of course, increased payload-range performance and lower operating cost. From theperformance angle it is expected that series 100 Friendships which have Dart RDa.6s fitted with Nimonic 105 turbine blades (allow- Third from left in this picture is Mr Samuel C. Dunlap, TWA's vice- president cargo sales and market development, who has been in London promoting the US airline's freight business. Seen with him, left to right, are Mr Sam Leib, TWA's interline and military cargo manager; Mr Howard Goodrich, UK sales director; and Mr Gustave Barnett, UK cargo sales manager ing max continuous JPT of 625 °C) will be able to operate at39,0001b up to ISA plus 16°C at sea level. Similarly, all Friend- ship 200s with RDa.7s haying turbine blades of similar materialwill, it is expected, be certificated to take off at the new weight of 42,0001b in temperatures at sea level of up to ISA plus 25"C.These weight increases apply also to the Freightship powered by RDa.6s (F.27 series 300), and to the Freightship with theRDa.7 engine (F.27 series 400). FLY LATER ANNOUNCED last week by BOAC and United Dominions**• Trust, the London finance house, was a "Save Now, Fly Later" scheme intended to "encourage winter travel to sunshineplaces." People participating are eligible to join a new club to be known as the BOAC Sunshine Club. 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Research shows that the most active parishioners in our churches attend services about twice a month, so we must begin to find ways to meet people where they are, namely: through social media. We need a presence online of voices that represent what the PC(USA) so deeply believes about our world, about seeking justice and reconciliation, about the Good News of Jesus Christ.
I think that one way we not only help members of our congregations be engaged in the life of the church during the course of their busy weeks, but reach new people who are not currently in church and share important messages of hope, is to offer high-quality, engaging online media.
By having quality, easily shareable forms of new media:
We expand our pulpit from those gathered on Sunday morning to hundreds or maybe thousands more people (and if we think the congregation of people we love needs to hear this word, don't other people?)
We convey our church's message, or the central point of this week's sermon, in a quick and reviewable way.
We give church members who might be hesitant to invite someone to church a new way to say "this is what we are about."


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European football is done and dusted for the year, and so the hectic Christmas schedule begins.
Six gameweeks take place between now and the 4th January, testing our squads and patience as managers look to keep their teams fresh and competitive. With lots to mull over, there's no time to sit around eyeing up the roses.
So without further ado, here is our weekly FFA Select XI, where we've chosen 11 players in a valid formation who we think will score highly this gameweek…
- Petr CECH [STO(H), 5.5m] – Arsenal haven't kept a clean sheet in their last 5 gameweeks but they also haven't conceded more than a single goal. At home to Stoke they may go one better.
- Marcos ALONSO [WBA(H), 6.2m] – In the last 8 gameweeks, Alonso has scored 6 points or more in 7 of them to highlight the points he's been racking up. With Chelsea embarking on a favourable set of fixtures, he's a must have for any fantasy manager.
- Cedric SOARES [MID(H), 5.0m] – Cedric has created 5 chances for team mates in the last 2 gameweeks to showcase his attacking potential. Before the loss to Palace, Cedric had notched up 2 clean sheets and another looks likely against Boro.
- Michael KEANE [BOU(H), 4.9m] – With 10 attempts on goal from close range this season, Keane has a good shout at getting points from both ends of the pitch when Burnley host Bournemouth this weekend.
- Eden HAZARD [WBA(H), 10.4m] – Chelsea are looking unstoppable at the moment and although West Brom will provide a test given their own form, you can't back anything but a Chelsea win. Hazard will be key to it all and attacking returns look likely.
- Gylfi SIGURDSSON [SUN(H), 7.4m] – Siggy has scored twice and created 3 more goals in the past 5 gameweeks, highlighting his form. With Swansea setting off on a great set of fixtures, Sigurdsson is sure to return attacking points during this festive period.
- Robert SNODGRASS [CPL(H), 5.6m] – Hull are going through a difficult period but if anyone will bring them out of it, it will be Snodgrass. Creating chances and taking shots, Snodgrass is Hull's key playmaker and if they get anything out of the game against Palace, he'll be at the centre of it all.
- Alexis SANCHEZ (C) [STO(H), 11.6m] – Sanchez was irresistible against West Ham, racking up 23 points and turned last weekend into a case of the haves and the have-nots. Given his form, we're backing the Chilean with the captaincy once more.
- Christian ERIKSEN [MUN(A), 8.3m] – Eriksen delivered on his impressive stats of late and justified his selection last weekend with a massive 18 point haul. It won't be easy at Old Trafford but we're expecting a cracker where United will struggle to keep a clean sheet.
- Diego COSTA [WBA(H), 10.8m] – At the time of writing, Costa is still a slight injury doubt still so keep an eye out during the press conferences. We're expecting him to be passed fit and once again lead the line to deadly effect against West Brom.
- Divock ORIGI [WHM(H), 6.6m] – With Coutinho out of the picture, Origi has impressed, taking his chance in the starting eleven. He bagged another goal in the last gameweek and is currently providing an excellent sub 7.0m attacking option.
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Born and raised in Jamaica West Indies, the girl, formerly known to most as Seena Green, now entertains as Empress Zana! has a great passion for music of all genres. Growing up her music was inspired by her jamaican culture, and like most musicians, she started out singing and performing on local talent shows in her home town of Portmore St Cathrine.
In 2006, the singerJ songwriter united with Don One Crew in the USA, where she had an opportunity to work with many International Artists. Such as Frankie Paul, Rippa Jackson, Fragga Ranks, Luciano, Sluggy Ranks, Johnny Osbourne and Sammy Dread just to name a few. In the same year, She then recorded her first debut single, entitled, "SEE MI LIVE", on the Raw Moon Productions label, which ride airwaves world wide . The humble culture artist has a very commanding performance and firmly positive message.
Empress Zana was recently crowned the "2012 On the Mic Champion of Champions," which has resulted in numerous performances all over the United States.
She is currently working with Hot Head Kulcha Productions and recorded her debut single, entitled, "JAH LOVE IS AMAZING" on the HotHead Kulcha label, along with her other upcoming singles, "OLD SCHOOL LOVE" and "WARRIOR", will be released on her debut album. Empress Zana was nominated for the best new artist of the year in AIRM association 2013 awards, and has started her tour with the HELP SOMEONE and GUNS DOWN LIFE UP Organization.
Taking music to higher heights, she strives to do great things in the music industry as a singer and songwriter who sends nothing but positive messages to the masses


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The "off-bottom" production method, in which oysters are grown in hanging baskets tumbled by waves, is starting to flourish on the Gulf coast.
Rural towns like Brookfield, Missouri are trying to sell businesses on their assets, including a ready workforce, central location and affordable land.
A new report from the National Academy of Sciences knocked down some pro-GMO claims, and urged federal agencies to change the way these foods are regulated.
Federal agencies are changing some of the rules for how antibiotics are used on farms, which is raising questions about when antibiotics are really necessary.
Some farmers make business calls behind the wheel or listen to sports radio. One man in Illinois has gotten attention for writing poetry while harvesting.
For many workers in the food service industry, getting paid depends on showing up, even when you're sick.
After over two years of rallying, New York fast-food workers will likely see a significant increase in their hourly wage.
A major food fight has ended between giant Unilever and start-up Hampton Creek over the definition of "mayonnaise."
But another California city, San Francisco, saw its proposed law to tax sugary beverages go down in defeat.
Agritourism is becoming bigger business all over the Midwest, with more than 2,000 farms boasting some kind of agritourism.
Walmart's announcement last week that it would sell organics at prices comparable to conventional foods has been met with skepticism.
As soda sales drop for a ninth straight year, diet soda sees a particularly large plummet amid health concerns.
The USDA's Microbiological Data Program will be cut if Congress passes the proposed budget bill. How will this affect food safety for Americans?
The American Meat Institute is opposed to a new bill that would require the USDA to test for six additional strains of E. coli.
The decision to buy bottled water or take your chances with tap water may be more loaded with consequences than you previously thought.


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At present, South Florida's hardcore scene is strong. And that really should not be taken for granted.
We have benevolent promoters who continue to toil away, convincing bands to make the journey down the length of a seemingly endless state to perform in Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach. The area is also rich with great local crews that frequently outshine the acts they support on touring packages.
There is an unprecedented lack of unnecessary violence at shows these days, and South Florida boasts fans who can, for the most part, be relied upon to show up to the gigs so our promoters and clubs don't lose their shirts.
It's when a community like this is at its healthiest that shows become special again. And for most fans of hardcore, a set by legends of Cro-Mags' caliber has more in common with a major religious holiday than a hardcore show.
See also: Cro-Mags' John Joseph on Churchill's Pub: "It's Punk Rock as a Motherf@#%er!"
This past Friday night saw South Florida's last true bastion of punk rock, Churchill's Pub, fill with an exuberant crowd of fans that lined the venue's stage to share the mic and seek the truth with the NYHC pioneers.
The show was opened by local bands that spanned generations of South Florida hardcore including Kickturn, Nunhex, On Our Own, and Trust No One. Each band managed to ratchet up the energy, little by little, building enormous anticipation for the entrance of Cro-Mags.
When John Joseph and crew finally crashed the Churchill's stage, the band was ushered in by a most triumphant soundtrack of orchestral music (no doubt nipped from a film we could not identify), and the energy that had built throughout the night was unleashed in a dramatic scene of flailing limbs, screaming men and women, and Cro-Mags run amok.
See also: Cro-Mags' John Joseph: "It's a Good Thing the Music Business Fell Apart, They Ruined Music"
John Joseph took time to make dedications before songs, sending "Malfunction" out to promoter, John McHale. The Cro-Mags frontman also a song out to Miami resident and Madball bassist, Hoya Roc. And to the delight of a marine (later seen moshing on the stage as Joseph smiled and said, "Now that's a marine!"), "Seekers of the Truth" was dedicated to our servicemen and servicewomen.
The night ran smoothly until a man took off from from the stage without adequate crowd support and landed on his head. The injury was a gruesome reminder that the positive aggression found at hardcore, punk, and metal shows can be dangerous beyond just a bruise or a bump.
The show was stopped, the club evacuated, and the man tended to by a crowd member that happened to be an off-duty medic until emergency services could respond. As the injured fan was carted off (conscious at this point), the show's energy left with him.
The crowd filed back in, and things kicked back off with "Sign of the Times," prompted by Joseph's plea for people to "just be careful." And the vibe was understandably tempered by the accident.
But just when things seemed bleak, the immediately recognizable opening seconds of Bad Brains' "Right Brigade" turned the crowd back into a churning mess of punk-rock lunatics, and the evening carried on without a hitch.
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As is always the case, the band's cover of the intro from Leeway's "Rise and Fall" inspired a climactic mosh, leaving former Leeway guitarist and current Cro-Mags axeman, A.J. Novello, with a broken guitar strap. The strap was swapped and the band finished the night with a blistering run through "Hard Times," bolstered by a crowd of sweaty, battered, yet smiling fans.
So if you missed the show because you're ignorant enough to believe that there is some right or wrong side in the drama that shattered the original relationships that Cro-Mags was built upon, or that the current lineup has no right to perform these songs, it truly was your loss.
Aside from that one fallen fan, the night was exactly what a great hardcore show should be.
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Finding a property description means turning up the deed or doing some research at the local property recorder's office.
Although it's just "home" to you, the property you've purchased has a legal description that may run to several words, numbers, directions and measurements. The purpose of a legal description is to fix the boundaries and placement of a house, adjoining buildings and lot. Finding the description means turning up the deed or doing some research at the local property recorder's office.
Description Formats
There are two different formats for legal property descriptions. The property may be described as part of a lot, block and subdivision. Each of these descriptors may appear as a name or a number. Or it might be describe by the "metes and bounds" format, a property is precisely measured by a public survey. Boundaries are measured using trigonometry and compass points, and physical features such as trees and boulders may be included. In many cases, the property is placed precisely within the given section of 640 acres, which is also part of a larger range and township.
Deeds and Online Research
Whenever real estate is transferred, the deed must carry the legal description. The legal description also may appear on your property tax statement. If you're searching for the legal description of another property, there are several commercial Internet sites that will provide the information for a given mailing address. These sources will often also include an Assessor's Parcel Number, the full nine-digit zip code, the assessed value, real estate taxes, status of liens or assessments, and the owner's name.
Recorder's or Assessor's Office
A visit to the county recorder or assessor's office may also be in order. These agencies usually operate out of a public administration building, city hall or county courthouse. Some but not all agencies maintain online property tax databases. Others only provide legal descriptions by request, either in person or over the phone. Since legal property descriptions are public information so you won't need to get a court order, subpoena or any other legal means to force disclosure.
Third Party Records
The attorney or title company that closed on the house will also have records of the sale that include the property description. Title companies conduct searches to ensure that the seller of the property has clear legal title to it and the right to convey the property to a buyer. These sources have the right to keep their own records confidential, however, and they may not be entirely cooperative or responsive to your inquiry.


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Kangiser Wedding – Historic 1625, Tacoma, Wa
by Scott Johnson
Kangiser Wedding on 5/19/18 at Historic 1625 in Tacoma, Wa
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"Reid at Best Made Videos was an integral part of our wedding for ensuring we will have a priceless capturing of the most important day of our lives to watch countless times in the years and decades to come. The professionalism he exudes while on scene for the big day is unparalleled. My wife and I were simply blown away. We left for our honeymoon two days after the wedding and what will be one of our favorite lifetime moments was watching the highlights video Reid put together while soaking in the sun on the beaches of Maui. The audio and visual quality of the video is superb; not to mention the brilliant and artistic editing Reid does for the highlight video. To have all of this captured means more than can be described with words. We hope as many couples as possible can share the joy we have from having made Best Made Videos an essential part of our wedding."
As droves of people flee from the massive influx of Amazon techies and skyrocketing rent in Seattle, many are finding themselves a just a short ways south in Tacoma. Known mostly for the Tacoma Narrows, it is a bustling city that is getting ready to face the storm. More importantly, at least for us, is that it holds a dazzling wedding venue known as the Historic 1625. The award-winning venue comes with a boatload of amenities for those who wish to marry there. Beautiful wedding and reception rooms, a variety of backdrops for gorgeous photos, catering, tables and more are all provided for one lump cost (which varies depending on season and day).
As early morning clouds drifted over the Sound, the Kangiser's Wedding Day got off to a fun start as the ladies got all made up and the boys sipped on drinks and got to looking "dapper." Then, before you knew it, it was time to head out for the First Look.
As Matthew looked longingly out across the water, almost like a sailor who lost his bride to the sea, Kimle approached him from behind. With a tap on the shoulder, Matthew turned around to see his beautiful bride, and with an adorable little kiss they embraced. Dancing out on the pier, the bride and groom looked simply delighted. We had a great time out their on the waterfront with plenty of laughs and smiles to be had.
Then it was time for group photos with the boys starting a little ruckus (instant replays and all) while also demonstrating an intense goofiness with a series of wonderful poses. They, however, were to be outmatched by the ladies who took the cake with an even more hysterical set. Their combined efforts also produced some unforgettable images. After some shots with the family, it was time to head to the church for the ceremony.
The excitement in Matthew's face was almost bursting as the ceremony drew to a close, inching its way towards when he could kiss his bride. Once it was time, they kissed and sealed their union. Shortly afterwards, we got some shots of the newlyweds on the steps of the church before heading off to the Historic 1625.
The beautiful interiors played perfect host for the reception. With an open ceiling displaying the wonderful woodwork and brick walls, the building is a feast for the eyes. Cutting what we consider to be one of the best cakes we've seen, they moved quickly onto the dancing. With some impressive skills, they stunned their guests with their first dance as husband and wife.
Keeping with the energy from the photo sessions, the dance celebration was absolutely riotous with some hilarious moves being pulled out. With a great group like this, it's always sad for the night to end.
Thank you again to Matthew and Kimle for picking Best Made Videos to film their wedding! It was such a great day!
Want to ask a question? Have a comment you gotta share? Leave it below!
Wedding Planner – Lisa Owens w/ Elegant Affairs
DJ/Photo Booth – Otto-Matic Mobile Music
Florist – Brown's Flowers & Gifts
Hair/Makeup – Angela w/ Salon Maison Bridal Beauty & Style Bar
Reception – Historic 1625 Tacoma Place
Ceremony – Church of Saint Rita of Cascia
Bridal Salon – New Beginnings Bridal
Invitations – Southern Charm Weddings
Chalk Art – Chalk Artistry & Design
Rentals – American Party Place and The Meaningful Details
Rehearsal Diner – 7 Seas Brewing Co.
Dance Lessons – Studio Six Ballroom
Kimle and Matthew's story in their own words:
How did you guys meet?
We met online (plenty of fish) but our first date was at Katie Downs on Ruston Way in Tacoma.
Why did you choose your venue?
We loved how much space Historic 1625 has and that it is local to the majority of our guests and we think the inside is really beautiful. It is right down the street from the church Matt grew up going to and where we are getting married. St. Rita's was chosen for the ceremony because matt's family has a long history of going there (since his baptism).
What are you most excited to see in the video?
Our friends and family having a good time, the "I dos" at the church, the attempt at dancing for the first dance and the toasts.
Our Story
There are plenty of fish but I caught the right one!!!!
Welp, you may have guessed from the title but Matt and Kimle did meet on POF – but hey they be millennials so give them a break (kinda? maybe Gen Xers I get confused).
After Matt messaged Kimle several times online Kimle explained she didn't think he would be a good fit (because he clearly listened to country music from the looks of his profile). She also worried he was too much of a "bible thumper." A week or two later Matt persisted and Kimle finally agreed to a first date. It should be noted before continuing Matt and Kimle have now been to 8 country concerts and Kimle is taking Wednesday night RCIA classes to become Catholic (but that's neither here nor there).
Matt and Kimle met in person for the first time at Katie Downs on Ruston Way in Tacoma on July 28, 2016. Was it love at first sight? I think so. It was also concern at first sight. Kimle had just come from an intense workout, Matt picked a table in the 100+ degree outside weather and Kimle was sweating profusely. In fact Matt's first thought was, "man she is cute but I think she might have some sort of sweating disorder." Kimle excused herself to the bathroom and Matt picked a table inside the restaurant as centered under a ceiling fan as possible. There was no kiss to end the night but there was a nice hug (and Kimle later made it clear over text she was hoping for one).
Nailing down a second date was not easy for Matt. He was really busy that summer with two brothers getting married, moving, the watershed festival to go to, fishing to do etc but Kimle didn't make things any easier with deliberately taking days to text back as she deviously played hard to get. So Matt sent her pictures of Aaron Lewis on stage and pictures of fish he caught, hoping he would eventually be able to lock in a second date. The second date did come and to make it count, Matt took her to Stanley & Seafort's in Tacoma. It was good enough to get him that first kiss in the parking lot later that night. Good work Matt.
From there the dates got frequent, despite Kimle catching the coughing plague of 2016 which lasted about 8 months. It didn't stop the subsequent dates from ending in kisses (Matt decided to drive to the pharmacy and get his flu shot so he could take the risk).
That December Matt and Kimle adopted Baylee together. The stubborn but lovable rottweiler. Kimle takes credit for picking her out but Matt claims credit for picking out the cool name. The next May Kimle moved in to Matt's house with her grumpy Dachshund Scooter to join Matt and Baylee and Matt's Boston Terrier Evey. You can probably see them on any given day walking their pups around Allenmore Golf Course and looking for golf balls.
In August of 2017 Matt decided to pop the question. He took Kimle back to that restaurant he had so much success at (Stanley & Seafort's). Matt explained he was taking her there under the guise it was for their one year dating anniversary. He told her they would have dinner and then put a lock with their names engraved on it on the lock bridge at Chambers Bay (one of Kimle's favorite places). Little did Kimle know, Matt had made plans with his brother Josh to hide in the bushes and take photos. He also made plans with his Dad, Mom, Don and Danika to hold a poster with the question on it on a boat off the shore. She also didn't know he called her dad in Kansas to ask for his blessing which he gave under the condition he always treat her right. Matt picked his moment on the bridge that day and the rest is history!
Wedding Party
Melanie Magana – Matron of Honor
Melanie is my dear friend and one of the most genuine and generous people I know. I honestly can't say enough wonderful things about her. She is one of those people who would literally give you the shirt off her back. I feel like everyone should have a friend like her in their life, and I am so blessed that she is in my life. She has seen me through the happiest and most difficult times of my life. I love her like a sister and consider her family. She is always positive and one of the most caring people I know. I can always talk to her, without being judged and she always offers me honest advice. She will be my "twinsie" for life and am so honored to have her by my side as my Matron of Honor.
Becky Chalfant – Bridesmaid
Becky is my cousin. We have really become close over the past few years. I love that she lived so close to me and we had a chance to form our bond, but I knew her heart was in the warm California sunshine. I feel like Becky and I can talk about everything and anything. She has a kind heart and gentle spirit. She is always there for me to give me perspective and I am so blessed to have her as my cousin. I am so honored she will be a part of my wedding and cannot wait to give her a big hug! Love you cuz 😉
Danika Kangiser – Bridesmaid
Danika is Matthew's sister in law. It has been so great getting to know her. Danika is so much fun, giving and always willing to help. It's such a joy to be around her. I am so blessed to have her in my life. Danika has a big heart and I love spending time with her. I feel like I can talk to her about anything from working out to Harry Potter to our fur babies 😉 I am so excited to have her as my sister ❤ Looking forward to more memories and am so honored she will be by my side at the wedding.
Kayla Kangiser – Bridesmaid
Kayla is Matthew's sister in law. Her smile and laughter light up a room! Kayla is so sweet, considerate and welcoming. It's always a joy when we get to hang out, whether it's just at her house playing fetch with the dogs or getting crazy at Watershed 😉 I can't wait to have her as my sister 😊 I am so honored that she will be by my side when I say 'I do.' Cheers to many more memories to come!
Patrea Fernandez – Bridesmaid
Patrea is Matthew's sister. She has always been so kind and welcoming to me. It has truly been a blessing getting to know her. I am so honored that she will be by my side at my wedding. I am always blown away by her caring and affectionate heart. It's always a joy when I get to see her and the boys. I am blessed to have such a great sister. Looking forward to many more family get togethers and St. Paddy's 5k's 😉
Audrey Hohn – Flower Girl
Audrey is the daughter of our good friends Larry and Jo'Nell. She has been such an incredible joy to watch grow up! She is always so full of energy and life and always brings a smile and a laugh to our faces. She is also a darn good adversary in a competitive game of Monopoly or Clue. We are so delighted she is willing to be a special part of our big day as our flower girl!
Darrell Kangiser – Best Man
Darrell has gone from the most annoying little brother ever to one of the most awesome dudes walking the earth. The only sibling who ended up handy, and the only one of us three brothers with any resemblance of domestic skills, Darrell is the total package. He is also one of my closest friends that I can talk comics and nerdy books with.
Andrew Kangiser – Best Man
Don't let his cockiness fool you, he really is that good at the things he sets his mind to. Andy is a gentlemen and a scholar. Stalwart in his faith he has always been an inspiration that has helped me believe in Christ. Its good when you can look up to your little brother (even if he is only about a half inch shorter than you). My video game buddy, one of these days we will beat Divinity.
Larry Hohn – Groomsman
Larry is the ying to my yang. Our personalities could probably not be more polar opposite. But hey, opposites attract and we have been best friends since the 4th grade. I couldn't find a more loyal, funny, honest (albeit unfiltered) bestie to have in my life. I mean the guy wanted me to set up a bare knuckled cage match between him and my brothers when he found out they were on best men duty. Larry's family is my family and Ill always feel blessed for our friendship.
Charles Watkins – Groomsman
They say it becomes rare to make good friends when you get to be a certain age. Well, when you're an introvert like me living in the "Seattle Freeze" its doubly so. Its probably even more rare to, out of nowhere, make a friend who quickly becomes one of your closest. Chris (Charles) is the type of guy who will roof your house and help you remodel your living room without you asking for help, just because he is bored and likes buying tools (and he won't accept a dime in return).
Jeff Willoughby – Groomsman
Jeff is like a pineapple. Prickly and tough on the outside but sweet and soft on the inside. Alright, maybe I'm throwing the cliche simile out there as a joke but if you know him it fits. He is one of those guys that insults you to show how much he cares but if things get serious knows when to lend an ear and offer sound advise. An example of a good friend who can move several hours away but things pick up right where theyve always been when he is in town.
Mark Miyata – Groomsman
Its hard to describe my friendship with Mark and keep things G rated for purposes of this family geared website. The picture pretty much sums it up (I fear the potential toast if he gives one). Suffice it to say some of the most fun moments of my life in the past ten years involved this guy in one way or another and there isn't a thing I would trade them for. Cheers to another 10 years brother.


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Around The World In 80 Minutes!
Saturday July 1st, 19:30
The Octavian Singers' Summer Concert 'Around the World in 80 Minutes' at Lord Pirbright's Hall on Saturday July 1st 2017 included an eclectic mix of musical styles: from the traditionally classical of Beethoven, the eastern spiritualism of Holst, through pastiche by Elgar and folksongs from all over the world, to the popular classical style of Bob Chilcott. And a few more international morsels too!
Beethoven's Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage is a tiny masterwork and one of the most overlooked works in Beethoven's output. Although Beethoven never sailed on a voyage, he knew well, through the difficult experience of his own life, the deeper meaning of the two poems by Goethe, which is why the beauty of Beethoven's setting is not only its ability to paint a seascape of still winds, rippling waves, stirring swells and massive gusts, but also his understanding of the power of transformation, expressed in this work.
In 1890s, Elgar spent several summer holidays in the resort of Garmisch - the days were spent walking in the countryside and evenings involved music and dancing at the local Bierstube. His wife Alice wrote several poems depicting the scenes of Bavaria and Edward set them to music 'From The Bavarian Highlands'. The words and music are simple parodies of the style, rather than actual Bavarian folksongs and dances, however, his deep love for the landscape is sincerely shown.
Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda. The years 1900-12 could be thought of as Holst's 'Sanskrit' period as he developed an interest in the religious literature and poetry of India, going so far as to learn the rudiments of the Sanskrit language so that he could make his own translations. The Rig Veda (Sanskrit: a compound meaning "praise" + "knowledge") is an ancient Indian sacred collection of hymns.
Matyas Seiber studied with noted composer Zoltan Kodaly, with whom he toured Hungary and collected folk songs. His 'Three Hungarian Folksongs' are all based on melodies collected 'in the field' with Kodaly.
Furusato presents five evocative arrangements of Japanese songs. Each poem depicts the beauty of the Japanese landscape - and familiar melodies, with Bob Chilcott's original style combine to create an enchanting fusion of East and West.
Full Programme:
Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage/Meeresstille und glückliche Fahrt (Ludwig van Beethoven, 1770-1827)
- Meeres stille
- Glückliche Fahrt
Macushla (Dermot MacMorrough, 1868-1937)
- Baritone horn solo: Barry Audsley
Rusalka's Song to the Moon (Antonín Dvořák, 1841-1904)
- Soprano solo: Giselle Thorne
Three Hungarian Folksongs (Mátyás Seiber, 1905-1960)
- The handsome butcher
- Apple, apple (and reprise of The handsome butcher)
- The old woman
None but the Lonely Heart/Нет, только тот, кто знал (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)
- Mezzo solo: Heather Cartwright
From the Bavarian Highlands (Edward Elgar, 1857-1934)
- The dance
- False love
- Lullaby
- Aspiration
Furusato/故郷 (Bob Chilcott, b.1955)
- Sand Mountain - Sunayama
- Village Festival - Mura Matsuri
- Hazy Moonlight - Oborozukiyo
- Home Town - Furusato
- Autumn Leaves - Momiji
Don't Wake Her At Dawn/На заре ты ее не буди (Alexander Varlamov, 1801-1848)
- Alto solo: Svetlana Barsky
And this is My Beloved (Alexander Borodin, 1833-1887)
- Soprano solo: Iris Leech
Waltzing Matilda (Australian traditional - arr. Wood)
Pokarekare Ana (Maori traditional - Tomoana)
- Soprano duet: Carrie Price and Karen Soulsby
Bésame Mucho (Consuelo Velázquez, 1916-2005)
- Alto solo: Susan Linsell
New York, New York (John H. Kander and Fred Ebb)
- Tenor solo: Barry Audsley
Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda (Gustav Holst, 1874-1934)
- To the unknown God
- Battle hymn


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Which Chief gets next Hall of Fame call? Tony Gonzalez is the most likely
The enshrinement of Will Shields into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Sunday prompts this question: Who's next from the Chiefs?
The answer is probably easy. Tony Gonzalez.
Gonzalez spent 12 of his 17 seasons with the Chiefs (1997 through 2008) and finished his career with the Atlanta Falcons. He holds the NFL record for receiving yards (15,217) receptions (1,325) and touchdown receptions (111) by a tight end.
He and three others, including Peyton Manning, hold the career record with 14 Pro Bowl appearances.
Gonzalez, who retired after the 2013 season, will become eligible for the Hall of Fame in 2019.
If anybody can beat Gonzalez to the Hall, it could be Johnny Robinson or Otis Taylor, through the Seniors Committee of the Hall's voting panel.
Robinson is considered by some historians as the greatest defensive back in the history of the AFL. He's a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's All-Time AFL Team, and the Hall's Pro Football Team of the 1960s.
Taylor's catch of a hitch pass and 46-yard run down the sidelines for a touchdown was the signature play of the Chiefs 23-7 win over Minnesota in Super Bowl IV. Big and fast, Taylor was the prototype for the next generation of receivers. However, his 410 career receptions rank 200th in NFL history.
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Let's Talk Turkey
Tur-key (noun)
1. A large game bird native to North America, having a bald head and (in the males) a red wattle.
2. Something that is extremely or completely unsuccessful.
It's a turkey.
I have to admit I get a pleasant buzz of nostalgia this time of year, though, when all the same turkey wrecks show up again at our nation's bakeries. They're kind of like relatives: consistent, dependable, and unavoidable no matter how hard you try to convince them to take the holidays off and just take a trip to the Bahamas for once. GEEZ.
And look, the gang's all here! I'm sure you all remember Electrified Turkey:
The squiggly tire tracks are a nice touch.
Then there's the NBC Peacock Turkey:
The Flaming Football Turkey:
And a personal favorite, the "Please-don't-kill-me-I'm-just-a-wee-little-bird-stuck-in-the-side-of-a-taco" Turkey:
Silly old bird.
But just like these cakes themselves, we can always depend on bakers to prove that if there's one thing more disturbing than a turkey cake...
It's a cooked turkey cake.
Thanks to Julie P., Jenniffer P., Angelica W., Ashley K., Annie L., Andrew B., & Allison M., who I just realized all have names that start with either A or J. IT'S A PRE-THANKSGIVING MIRACLE!


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Observational constraints on entrainment and the entrainment interface layer in stratocumulus
- 1Earth and Planetary Sciences, University of California Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA, USA
- 2Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, University of California Irvine, Irvine, CA, USA
- 3Center for Interdisciplinary Remotely-Piloted Aircraft Studies, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, USA
- 4Department of Land, Air and Water Resources, University of California Davis, Davis, CA, USA
Abstract. Aircraft sampling of the stratocumulus-topped boundary layer (STBL) during the Physics of Stratocumulus Top (POST) experiment was primarily achieved using sawtooth flight patterns, during which the atmospheric layer 100 m above and below cloud top was sampled at a frequency of once every 2 min. The large data set that resulted from each of the 16 flights document the complex structure and variability of this interfacial region in a variety of conditions. In this study, we first describe some properties of the entrainment interface layer (EIL), where strong gradients in turbulent kinetic energy (TKE), potential temperature and moisture can be found. We find that defining the EIL by the first two properties tends to yield similar results, but that moisture can be a misleading tracer of the EIL. These results are consistent with studies using large-eddy simulations. We next utilize the POST data to shed light on and constrain processes relevant to entrainment, a key process in the evolution of the STBL that to-date is not well-represented even by high resolution models. We define "entrainment efficiency" as the ratio of the TKE consumed by entrainment to that generated within the STBL (primarily by cloud-top cooling). We find values for the entrainment efficiency that vary by 1.5 orders of magnitude, which is even greater than the one order magnitude that previous modeling results have suggested. Our analysis also demonstrates that the entrainment efficiency depends on the strength of the stratification of the EIL, but not on the TKE in the cloud top region. The relationships between entrainment efficiency and other STBL parameters serve as novel observational contraints for simulations of entrainment in such systems.