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Steadman Buildings
Why do we have Steadman Buildings section on Joseph Henry Project? Joseph Henry House, the residence of Joseph Henry in the period of 1838-1846, was built by Steadman. Furthermore, Steadman has been responsible to many buildings in Princeton city and has been described to "transform Princeton from a brick and stone village into a New-England-style town of wood and classical influences."
Charles Steadman - The Builder
Steadman, Charles (1790-1868) was an architect-builder. Nothing is known of Charles Steadman's early life, except that he was born in Massachusetts and arrived in Princeton by 1813. Beginning as a carpenter, he established himself as the town's leading architect-builder. His style incorporated Federal (see Wikipedia) and Greek Revival (see Wikipedia) elements. Among his surviving works are several houses on Alexander, Stockton, and Mercer streets. A house he built at 72 Library Place was once the residence of Woodrow Wilson. He also was responsible for Miller Chapel at the Princeton Theological Seminary (1833-1834). The proportions of Steadman's buildings are pleasing, and he was adept at utilizing motifs from pattern books. Nevertheless, the facade of his most outstanding building, the Nassau Street Presbyterian Church (1836), came from the drawing board of Philadelphia architect Thomas U. Walter. Steadman worked in Princeton until 1865, but then moved to Yonkers, New York, where he died.
Princeton Architecture
Three authors, Greiff, Gibbons and Menzies authored a book entitled Princeton Architecture. We have scanned a few pages of the book where Steadman's buildings are mentioned. Below is direct quote from the book.
Here are the descriptions from the book about Charles Steadman:
With the exception of the work of Latrobe and John Haviland, on the college campus, to speak of early nineteenth-century architecture in Princeton is to study the work of Charles Steadman. As a businessman he flourished in this prosperous era, and, more important, as a builder-architect he marked Princeton with the indelible stamp of this national style of architecture. Steadman was born in 1790; we know nothing of his early life, but he was in Princeton in 1813 when money was subscribed to him for losses sustained in a fire. By 1820 he was employed by the First Presbyterian Church as a carpenter and had already become a solid citizen, for he was also a member of the fire company. Three years later, as assistant alderman, he made plans for a Town Hall.
By the third decade of the century Steadman was a successful and respected member of the community, partner in a lumberyard and drygoods business. As entrepreneur, he became Princeton's first real estate developer, buying up large blocks of land, subdividing them and building houses, which he then rented or sold. In the style of modern developers, he named one of the streets he opened after himself. As a man of property, Steadman played an active role in community affairs. He was at various times a director of the Princeton Bank, a trustee of the Princeton Preparatory School, a member of the committee attempting to organize Mercer County, a member of the building committee for Trinity Church and later its first warden and a vestryman. His business activities prospered so much that in 1835-1836 when the First Presbyterian Church burned, Steadman, who had worked for the church as a carpenter for $1.50 a day ten years before, acted both as the architect and main financier for the rebuilding. Steadman's most active period as a builder was from about 1825 to 1845. After this time we know less of his work, but he was still a pillar of the church almost until the time of his death in New York in 1868.
John F. Hageman, who knew Steadman, wrote in his history of Princeton, "There was no architect and builder … who gave so many years and so much capital to the erection of buildings, public and private, as Charles Steadman." Steadman was a typical carpenter-builder. Beginning as a carpenter working in the traditional methods of his time, he went on to become a self-taught builder architect, basing the designs for his buildings on a combination of his own practical knowledge and ideas he found in pattern books. His style, a mixture of both Federal and Greek Revival modes, was not great architecture; rather it was competent, practical, and pleasing to the eye in its proportions and details. The mark it has left on Princeton has done much to enhance the beauty of the town, which has never again met the consistent level of quality he maintained.
Of the more than seventy buildings attributed to Steadman, about forty are extant. One of the earliest still standing is 12 Morven Place, built before 1830. It was moved to its present site in 1905 from its original position to the west of the First Presbyterian Church. 12 Morven Place is traditional in preserving the four-square plan of the Georgian house, but differs from its colonial predecessors in proportion. The ceilings are higher, while the roof is not as steeply pitched. The combined effect of these changes is to make the façade of the house seem very square and to stress the geometric volume of the cubic mass behind the façade. In decorative detail the builder has turned to classical sources, derived from the pattern books of architects such as Minard Lafever or Asher Benjamin.
His skill and freedom in handling this vocabulary is apparent in the well-carved floral motifs around the front door and the modified Roman Ionic capitals which support the roof over the single-storied portico. The windows flanking the door and directly above it are divided into three lights separated by thin pilasters and crowned with projecting lintels. These windows together with the freestanding columns of the portico and the carved doorway, give the façade a sculptural quality in which light and shade play an important part, creating a rich contrast between mass and void. The effect is quite different from flatter, more linear eighteenth-century facades.
A more elegant and perhaps even earlier example of Steadman's work is Borough Hall on Stockton Street. This house, opposite Morven, was built shortly after 1825 by Richard Stockton, the "Duke," for his daughter Annis on her marriage to Senator John Renshaw Thomson. Later alterations notably the mansard roof, have robbed the building of some of its classic simplicity, but it still has a grand ballroom, finely detailed windows, impressive yet delicate four columned portico, and rich black marble fireplaces, which may have been brought from New York. The handling of the details and the proportions of the building project lightness and elegance rather than heavy solemnity.
In Steadman's later buildings one notices an increasing compactness, monumentality, and more restrained use of detail. 72 Library Place, one of Woodrow Wilson's former residences, is a five-bay house in which the decoration is confined to the front door, the window directly above and the cornice, the latter impressively terminating and unifying the whole façade. The play of light and shadow is increased by the carving, which is more deeply incised than that of his earlier buildings.
The more characteristic, because more modest, Steadman house of the 1830s's has three bays, with side entrance, in plan much like a New York of Philadelphia town house of the same period. Among the best examples are several on Alexander Street and Mercer Street. They may have been built on speculation and were most certainly occupied by local tradesmen. Together the group constitutes a remarkable survival of an early nineteenth century middle class neighborhood. As such, the whole complex could serve as a model to today's developers, a visual dissertation on how to achieve variety and preserve good taste, while working within the confines of almost identical plans and lots. Though not large, these Alexander Street houses have a certain monumentality, derived from their compact cubic shape combined with solid, well-ordered classical detail and proportion. As a group they are unified by repetition of motifs, the number and spacing of the windows, and the relation of the portico to the façade. At the same time Steadman skillfully achieved variety by varying details within each house. The graceful round columns of No. 29 (look at the PDF file) are juxtaposed to the square piers of its neighbor; the rectangular garret windows of No. 31 contrast with the beautiful scalloped molding of No. 29.
A tantalizing description in the Princeton Whig of 1836 advertised for sale at auction in New York, " … that elegant and Classic Grecian Doric Villa and Lot, in Princeton" and went on to describe the house, which included a bathroom with "accommodations for cold, warm, and shower baths." The inclusion of indoor bathing facilities was symptomatic of a concern for the household's convenient operation, of a trend toward the provision for solid comfort that would come to full flower in the Victorian era. If the advertisement had read "Ionic" instead of "Doric" the house in question could reasonably be identified as Drumthwacket, built about 1835, probably by Steadman. If indeed Steadman did build Drumthwacket, it was the most elegant of his private homes. Generally he used conservative designs for houses, restricting himself to a classical vocabulary applied to individual elements of the design – doors, windows, cornices. Drumthwacket is an exception. The entire façade is bound together by the colossal portico, embracing the full height and width of the building. The refined use of the anthemion and other classical motifs both inside and out, and the cubic monumentality of the building place it in a very different class from the simple houses of Alexander Street. Possibly the more elaborate program of Drumthwacket expressed the wishes of the architect's client, Charles Smith Olden, who had returned to his native Princeton from New Orleans in 1834 in possession of a considerable fortune. Undoubtedly in New Orleans he had admired the ample, porticoed, classic mansions then being erected by men of wealth in the Garden District and on the outlying plantations.
With the exception of Drumthwacket, Steadman reserve the more monumental and obviously classical temple types for his public buildings. Of those built in the 1830's, Princeton has two notable survivals: Miller Chapel at the seminary, erected in 1833, and the First Presbyterian Church rebuilt by Steadman in 1835-1836. In these buildings Steadman had two of his rare opportunities to produce full-blown Greek Temple types so much in vogue at the time. Miller Chapel, although small, is monumental in feeling, a quality it derives from its formal Doric portico, its severe simplicity of outline, and restrained use of decorative detail. In their use of classical details builder-architects like Steadman did not slavishly reproduce in antiquarian fashion the antique models. They used them with a freedom and often naivete which made their work uniquely expressive of early nineteenth-century America.
The First Presbyterian Church on Nassau Street, while monumental and massive in proportion, is less severe than the Chapel. The curving Ionic capitals of the fluted columns and the egg and dart detail on the pilasters of the façade give it a more refined and regal appearance than its smaller sister. The church is especially important as a very early example of the in antis type of façade; that is, two free-standing columns on a recessed porch enclosed by two projecting side blocks framed by coupled antae, or pilasters, at the corners. This design, which had first been employed in New York four years earlier, was to become a staple of American church architecture.
Steadman also executed the original buildings of the Halls, Whig and Clio, based on designs by the Philadelphia architect, John Haviland. Steadman's other major designs were for the original Trinity Church and Mercer Country Court House (both destroyed), the first Princeton Bank building, and probably for the First Presbyterian Church in Trenton.
Fortunately, Steadman used the temple form only where appropriate and refrained from the excesses often found in other parts of the country where Greek temples became canonic regardless of function. Perhaps the panic of 1837 helped curb an inordinate use of the temple form by slowing business activity in Princeton to a crawl. In the words of John F. Hageman, "The great financial revulsion in 1837, which spread so much desolation throughout the States, by depreciation of property and general bankruptcy, affected Princeton much, though not so much as it did many other communities." Nevertheless, in a little more than a decade, Steadman had succeeded in changing the face of Princeton. Colonial Princeton was primarily a red brick and stone village. It is Steadman's early nineteenth-century town, its placid streets lined with classically ordered white clapboard houses, that has dominated the popular image of "old Princeton."
Steadman's Works
Palmer House (1824)
Mrs. Zilph Palmer bequeathed Palmer House to the University in 1968. She was the widow of Edgar Palmer '03, the alumnus who gave Palmer Stadium and Palmer Square to Princeton.
12 Morven Place (Before 1830)
Built prior to 1830 on a lot directly to the west of the First Presbyterian Church, it replaced the stone tavern that occupied the site in the eighteenth century. The house was moved to its present location in 1905. Distinguished occupants have included Professors Stephen Alexander and Albert M. Dod. Steadman was already using a mixture of Roman and Greek vocabularies when he designed this facade. He had abandoned the elliptical motifs, favored in the Federal era, for rectangular forms, but the slenderness of the columns is reminiscent of the taste of a decade earlier. The wrought-iron fence in the foreground was originally erected in 1838 as the boundary between Nassau Street and the college campus fronting Nassau Hall. When FitzRandolph Gateway replaced it in 1905, the fence was moved to the grounds on the Second Presbyterian Church (St. Andrew's) at Nassau and Chambers Streets. During a restoration of the church in 1965, it was once more taken down and moved to its present site.
Alexander Street (1834)
Miller Chapel (1834)
Named for Princeton Seminary's second professor, Samuel Miller, the building that is the spiritual center of the campus has been in continuous use by the Seminary community for worship since it was completed in 1834. Originally designed by local architect Charles Steadman, the original building has been renovated four times - in 1874, 1933, 1964 and most recently in 2000. It encompasses a 'one-room' worship space uniting celebrants, choir and congregation. The central pulpit emphasizes the centrality of the proclaimed Word of God in the Reformed tradition. Miller Chapel is home to the Joe R. Engle Organ, which was a gift to Princeton Seminary in 2000.
Nassau Presbyterian Church (1836)
In 1751 Princeton residents petitioned the New Brunswick Presbytery to build their own meeting house, and the original structure was completed in 1764. The church burned down twice, once in 1813, and again in 1835. The structure at 61 Nassau Street in its present Greek Revival style was dedicated the following year. Charles Steadman designed the church using a facade plan purchased for $10.00 from Philadelphia architect Thomas U. Walter. David Peterkin, a local tombstone carver, executed the carving for the capitals and bases of the front columns. In the 1840s ninety members, mostly African-American, established a new congregation at the Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church.
Joseph Henry House (1838)
In 1832 Joseph Henry came to Princeton University as a professor of natural philosophy. Henry, best known for his discovery of the electromagnetic phenomenon of self-inductance, built a large magnet at Princeton, which could lift 3,500 pounds. In 1846 he left Princeton to become the first secretary and director of the new Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. The house, probably designed by Joseph Henry, was built in 1838 and was moved three times before being set in its present location. House moving has been a common occurrence in Princeton since the 18th century and at least 100 houses in the town have been moved.
The buildings on the modern Princeton campus known as Whig and Clio are not the first to bear these names. The structures that stand today are 1890s recreations (and embellishments) of the ones built for the debating societies in the late 1830s. In turn, the story of the original Whig and Clio reflects the importance of these societies in undergraduate life as well as the dominance of the Greek Revival style in that period. Some believe that the Societies, with Clio following Whig's lead, commissioned the prominent Philadelphia architect John Haviland to design their new Halls. Haviland is best known for designing the monumental "Tombs" prison in New York. Others believe that the local builder/architect Charles Steadman produced the design. Steadman's work continues to be visible in the Princeton area, particularly on Alexander Road. Constance Greiff, local architect historian, clauns that Haviland designed the original Clio Hall and Steadman built it. Steadman then turned around and built a replica for Whig.
Bitter rivals, the American Whig Society and the Cliosophic Society dominated undergraduate life at the College of New Jersey during the late 18th and most of the 19th centuries. The Halls, as they were known, were independent entities that combined the best and worst elements of secret society, debating club, social center, library, and political organization. As with the eating clubs of a later generation, Whig and Clio were often a thorn in the side of the College administration. In the 1820s, for example, many of the leading members of the politically liberal Whig Society were expelled for leading demonstrations against the College. It was only one of many incidents of student unrest in this period. At the same time, however, the Halls enjoyed powerful alumni support and provided services that the College did not. During parts of the Carnahan era, for example, the College's Library was only open one hour a week. By contrast, the Halls maintained fine private libraries and collections of periodicals. The comparative sizes of the Hall's libraries versus the College's can be traced in the description of each in the College's Catalogues. Both Societies were originally housed in Nassau Hall. After the fire of 1802 and the completion of Geological Hall, they moved into contiguous rooms in the new building. By the 1830s, both societies had outgrown their cramped quarters; what's more, their rooms were altogether too close for these secretive and competitive bodies. In 1835, the Whig Society organized a building committee to consider building their own separate new structure. The Clios followed soon after. Representatives of the Societies approached the Trustees in September of that year, and in September 1836 both Societies were granted permission to build Halls -- at their own expense -- in the locations indicated on Joseph Henry's plan.
Today, the two Greek Revival temples seem somewhat out of place amidst the Collegiate Gothic of the Princeton campus. But in the late 1830s, when these structures were first erected, they represented the height of architectural fashion. The reference to classical Greek structures was an appropriate gesture by societies that existed to promote "democratic" debate. Together, the two temples anchored the southern end of the rear campus, creating the quadrangle that would later become known as Cannon Green. As seen in contemporary photographs, Whig and Clio were much farther apart than they are today; as originally built, both were visible from Nassau Street, on either side of Nassau Hall. There were good reasons to separate the two as far as possible. Jealous of their privacy, the Societies at one point even reached a "treaty" whereby members of the opposite hall were forbidden to sit on the steps of the other Society, nor to approach within 20 yards when the other was in session.
Whig and Clio were built at the same time. The cornerstones were laid in Summer 1837 and both buildings were first occupied by the Societies in 1838. For all their classic appearance, the original Halls were elaborate fakes. Rather than being constructed of marble, they were fabricated of brick, wood, and stucco -- and lots of white paint. This kept the cost to roughly $7,500. The only discernible architectural difference between the two seems to have been a watertable that was added below Whig's downstairs windows in an attempt divert rain from running down the walls of a building and eroding the foundation. (Contrast this with Clio.) The Halls continued to play a prominent role in the social and intellectual life of the campus through the turn of the century. A diagram of the floor plan of the first Whig, for instance, suggests a fine facility with a spacious library and reading room downstairs and a large assembly room on the second floor. Whig, which tended to attract more affluent students, was especially luxuriously appointed inside. As another indication of the power of the Halls at this point in the College's history, the main meeting rooms in both buildings were the largest indoor spaces on the campus, except for the Prayer Hall in Nassau Hall. The College itself never commissioned a full-blown Greek Revival building. The town of Princeton has its share -- the First Presbyterian Church on Nassau Street is an outstanding example of the style. Compared to many other colleges and universities, the Princeton campus was only lightly touched by this architectural movement.
40 & 42 Mercer Street (Late 1830s)
Charles Steadman built these houses at 40 and 42 Mercer Street for his two daughters in the 1830's.
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Recoba obviously (IMO...) posses the qualities when it comes to spreading out the game, playing through balls and shooting long shots (i believe that the fact that none of our midfielders are a big thread in long distance shots is one of our biggest problems).
Therefore I have no doubt that he could be a really good thing for our midfield!
However, Recoba also has a tendencie which he will HAVE to leave behind. His dribling will have to stop, because loosing possesion in the position where he will apparently be tried out can/will have disastrous consequences. I believe that the reason why Pirlo has been so succesful is exactly because he has been able not loose the ball in compromising positions. If Recoba is able to force himself to not do risky moves (and as a consequence loose possesion) then im sure he will be as succesful as Pirlo


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Kemaren gue nemu 2 orang yang memiliki garis-garis ^__^
Garis-garis yang gue maksud di sini adalah garis-garis ketampanan =D Well, not every one has it, so I guess it's kinda fair to observe every single guy I met =)
So, anyway, ths first guy, I've known him for...uhm, 3-4 months?? He got the look and the look suits him very much, as long as he didn't grinning like a mad =P Driving a motor bike, and wearing a helm...yup, he got those lines! No doubt, at least for common people, hehehe...
The second guy...uhm, I've known him longer, maybe 3 years?? And yesterday was the first time I really pay attention on how he looks like =D And, yes, he have those lines...hehehe...
Trus udah gitu, gue kemaren pas pulang ketemu ama cowo itu lagi =D Huahaha, kisah masa lalu mabim dan PR Meet n Greet ^__^ I didn't recognize him at first, you know why, becoz he got a haircut ^^ But he's still look gud, hehe..
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Kemaren gue nemu 2 orang yang memiliki garis-garis ^__^
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Maryland Environmental Service has an opening for a Project Manager at our Headquarters facility in Millersville, MD. Under the supervision of the MES Recycling Division Chief, the Project Manager is responsible for oversight and responsibility of all production, packaging and operations of compost/mulch at the Montgomery County Yard Trim facility in Dickerson, MD, the yard trim grinding operation in Derwood, MD, and the Leachate Hauling operations at Oaks Landfill. Traveling between these sites and the MES Headquarters will occur weekly. The operations process up to 70,000 tons of grass/leaves/brush to produce bulk and bagged finished compost branded as Leafgro. The Project Manager will ensure safe working conditions, and best processes for the facilities and play a key role in account management and planning.
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At least ten Police soldiers and five national army soldiers have been killed in a security checkpoint clash with the armed opposition groups in Qalay Zal district of Kunduz province, local sources said.
According to sources, the Taliban group have seized to military tanks during the clashes.
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Unlike much of the Taliban war ravaging across Afghanistan, the Kunduz fight is taking place in residential areas — from farmland to the roofs of houses, with snipers from both sides shooting at each other from as little as 350 feet apart.
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Busch Stadium
Client: St, Louis National Baseball Club, Inc. Location: St. Louis, Missouri
TSi was a member of an engineering team providing construction observation and testing services for construction of the new Busch Stadium in downtown St. Louis. TSi provided quality assurance services for the project, including testing soil and aggregate backfill for compaction; testing of structural concrete for slump, air content, temperature and the preparation of compressive strength test cylinders, and observation of the demolition of the old stadium and reprocessing of demolished concrete for reuse as structural fill.
Chaifetz Arena
Client: St. Louis University Location: St. Louis, Missouri
TSi provided construction observation, documentation and materials testing services as a subcontractor to another inspection firm for the $80 million basketball arena complex for Saint Louis University. TSi provided full-time construction testing services including observation and testing of backfill, structural concrete, masonry walls, and roofing systems for this project.
Independence Center
Client: City of IndependenceLocation: Independence, Missouri
TSi provided construction observation and materials testing services for this 5,800 seat hockey arena. Services include monitoring and testing earthwork, observing installation of auger-cast pressure-grouted piles, laboratory testing of the pile grout, observing and completing field and laboratory testing for concrete, inspection erection of precast concrete, and completing field and laboratory testing of fireproofing and masonry.
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Client: Kansas City ChiefsLocation: Kansas City, Missouri
TSi provided detailed technical analysis of the drilled pier foundations that support the additions and renovation of Arrowhead Stadium. TSi used the LPILEplus program to evaluate the lateral load capacity of the drilled pier foundations. The analysis was used to reduce pier sizes, eliminate need for drilled piers in some areas, and to minimize the reinforcing steel needed within the drilled pier foundations. The highly variable subsurface conditions across the site and the very heavy foundation loads added to the complexity of the analysis.
Midland Theatre Renovation
Client: AMC, Arvest Bank and The Cordish CompanyLocation: Kansas City, Missouri
TSi provided special inspection services for the renovation of the historic Midland theatre and the adjacent Loft Building in downtown Kansas City. The project presented many engineering challenges including establishing the structural properties of the building's structural steel frame, adapting designs to unexpected conditions encountered during demolition, and concerns to avoid damage to the building's ornate plaster walls. TSi provided construction inspection and materials testing services including evaluation of foundation bearing conditions; testing of concrete, structural masonry, and topping slabs; observation of installation of bolts and dowels into existing concrete and steel; welding of structural steel; and fireproofing application.
Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
Client: City of Kansas City Location: Kansas City, Missouri
TSi provided construction observation and materials testing services as a sub consultant for the construction of the Arts Center in downtown Kansas City.
Zona Rosa Town Center
Client: Olshan Properties Inc. Location: Kansas City, Missouri
TSi provided construction observation and materials testing services for infrastructure improvements within the existing Zona Rosa mixed use center in northern Kansas City, as well as for the development's second phase. Services included evaluating fill materials for use as structural fill; testing backfill of storm sewer, sanitary sewer, and water line excavations; evaluating subgrades for new roads and widening of existing roads; and testing pavements of Portland cement concrete and asphaltic cement concrete. Geotechnical challenges included presence of soft, wet clay soils, for which TSi provided recommendations.
Southeast Community Center
TSi provided construction observation and materials testing services for the construction of a new single-story community center with high ceilings in the gymnasium area and spread footing foundations.
The primary geotechnical challenge on the site is the presence of expansive clay soils.
Schlitterbahn Vacation Village
Client: Schlitterbahn Waterparks, USALocation: Kansas City, Kansas
TSi provided field support for the preliminary subsurface exploration for the prime geotechnical firm for the Schlitterbahn Vacation Village project in Kansas City. TSi's role was to log borings, process soil samples, and direct the drilling crews in the field for this preliminary phase of the work. After the water park was completed, TSi provided construction observation and materials testing for thefairgrounds and parking.
Hollywood Casino Complex
Client: Penn National Gaming Location: Kansas City Kansas
TSi provided geotechnical engineering support services for the new Hollywood Casino Complex adjacent to the Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kansas. The project included a 300-room hotel; 275,000 square feet for retail, dining and entertainment venues, and 100,000 square feet of meeting/convention space.
Working as the MBE partner to the primary geotechnical engineering firm, TSi provided subsurface exploration, laboratory testing, and geotechnical engineering services for the casino and adjacent parking garage.
River City Casino Complex
Client: Pinnacle Entertainment Location: Lemay, Missouri TSi performed initial site development including earthwork inspection and testing services for a new casino complex on the banks of the Mississippi River in south St. Louis County. TSi technicians provided observation and testing for the backfill of excavations as well as placement of up to 10 feet of new fill. TSi was also a geotechnical subconsultant to the prime engineering firm for the three phases of the design and construction of the complex's casino, hotel, events center and parking structure. TSi's services included construction observation and inspection, and lab testing, including moisture content, Atterberg limits, and unconfined compression tests.
River City Casino Design & Construction
Client: Pinnacle Entertainment Location: Lemay, Missouri
TSi was also a subconsultant to the prime engineering firm for the three phases of the design and construction of the complex's two-level casino; seven-story, 200-room hotel; 14,000 square foot events center, and a covered, five-story, 1,600-space parking structure. The casino was constructed on a series of floating barges within a basin in accordance with State of Missouri casino regulations. TSi completed laboratory testing services, including moisture content, Atterberg limits, and unconfined compression tests. TSi also provided an OSHA, 40-hour trained driller's helper. TSi also provided construction services including observation, testing and inspection for the parking structure.


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We had a parcel delivered with some sweet little Dear Stella Hearts and one bolt of Dear Stella Mount Show which has little bikes with Christmas trees in the basket. I know it's a little odd, but I think it is just lovely. I've been mulling over what I can make with this little bike/Christmas tree fabric and I still haven't come up with a plan. What would you make?


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Jared Leto has revealed that he is the only person who truly, definitively knows if Deckard is actually a replicant in Blade Runner 2049. In the belated sequel, Leto plays Niander Wallace, a serial industrialist who specializes in artificial food production, space colonization and, of course, replicant creation. His goal is to find the child of Deckard and Rachael in the hope of figuring out how to get replicants to pro-create, thus creating a near-infinite army of slaves.
In the movie's third act, Wallace kidnaps Deckard in an attempt to find out who he left his daughter with. A key part of the ensuing mental torture is playing with the popular fan idea that Deckard is himself a replicant; Wallace posits he was only created to fall in love with Rachael. The film ultimately doesn't provide an answer, maintaining the 35-year-old mystery, although it seems the villain at least knew the truth.
Related: Blade Runner 2049: Niander Wallace's Plan Explained
Speaking with Collider, Jared Leto discussed the long-standing question and said that at one point during production director Denis Villeneuve told the actor to come up with an answer in his own mind:
"Well there's this scene where I look into his mind, right? I don't know if it's in the movie anymore. But Denis told me, I said, 'Denis, what do I see?' And it's like a long pause, he walked away a few paces and he comes back and he says, 'This is your decision to make. You decide whether he is a replicant or not,' so in some way, I'm the one that has the secret now."
The scene Leto references appears to have been cut (the Oscar-winner famously never watches his films) but likely would have seen Wallace read Deckard's mind similar to how Ana watched K's memories earlier in the movie, in the process learning the truth of his origins (presumably by the presence or absence of implanted memories). As written, the scene presumably didn't have an answer - Villeneuve and all involved have been keen to keep up the ambiguity - but the notoriously method Leto clearly wanted to be sure in himself when playing the part. Not that the director allowed him to make that decision lightly.
While this means Leto has a firm, canon answer to the question, it doesn't help provide a solution to the mystery; even if Wallace knew for certain Deckard was a replicant, he'd play coy as part of the manipulation. And that's important as Blade Runner 2049 hinges on the question remaining unanswered to the audience - it's not where Deckard came from that's important, it's where he ends up.
As for what Leto's own answer is, he'll probably never tell.
Next: Blade Runner 2049: Was K Was Secretly Working For The Villain?
Source: Collider
- Blade Runner 2049 (2017) release date: Oct 06, 2017


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Do you live and breathe the web? Are you passionate about design? Is the entrepreneurial spirit something that keeps you up at night?
The last ten years of DT have been a great journey. We've worked with all kinds of amazing people, on all sorts of fun projects. As a bunch of people who are committed to designing the web, we've extended our passion to create some pretty nifty software products, like SlideDeck and Hello Bar. These two have grown from ideas, to proof-of-concept, to real-life products. We're looking for someone to help us take these (and many more) products to the next level. So…We're excited to announce that we're hiring a Product Manager for DT Labs. You'll work with a team of great individuals and help to change the design of the web.
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ASIS CPP® Intensive 10 day boot camp
Duration…………………………..ten classroom days
The ASIS CPP® qualification enhances career opportunities by demonstrating management skills in seven key security domains. It is one of the most widely recognised security management qualifications in the world, providing employers, colleagues and peers with professional assurance of the holder's advanced knowledge.
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**We provide you with your own copy of the ASIS CPP Protection of Assets, and Standards & Guidelines. These are in hard copy, and comprise of 7 books. Please let us know if already have your own copy**
- Security principles and practices
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Days one to five: explanation of the timetable of study and approach required from learners, followed by familiarisation with the learning domains and study materials.
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The talented team at Choice Windows are excited to work with you. Feel free to browse and learn more about our staff!
Wayne Chapin
Co-Owner & Founder
Wayne Chapin began his career at the Horst Group where he worked for 18 years. He started right out of high school and worked his way up from a carpenter apprentice to retail sales. Wayne developed as a businessman and entrepreneur, which led him to co-found Choice Windows, Doors & More with Jeff Zeiset in 1995. The company has grown to nearly 8,000 customers and 25 employees; two of Wayne's sons are involved in the business.
Wayne and his wife of 30 years enjoy being active in the New Holland community and their church. He also volunteers with a local youth ministry program and enjoys hunting and golfing.
Jeff Zeiset
Co-Owner & Founder
Jeff started working in the home improvement industry as a framer in 1985. Ten years later he co-founded Choice Windows, Doors & More with Wayne Chapin.
Jeff and his wife have been married for 25 years and attend Christian Fellowship Church. He enjoys the beach, water sports and an occasional round of golf. He loves spending time with his family and grandchildren.
Rosa Zimmerman
Office Manager
Rosa has been working at Choice since 2005. She is the Office Manager and an Administrative Assistant.
Rosa grew up in Lancaster County and now lives with her family in New Holland. She and her husband have two married daughters.
In her free time, she enjoys reading a good book, traveling, going to the Outer Banks, and spending time with family.
Art Bankert
Showroom Manager
Art Bankert has more than 40 years of experience in home improvement sales. He moved to the New Holland area in 1978 and became a member of the Choice family in 1998. When Art isn't working, he's usually riding his motorcycle or spending time with family.
Brian Sheehe
Window & Door Sales
Brian Sheehe has over 30 years in home improvement sales and management. He has been with Choice since 1996, and prior to that he worked at 84 Lumber and Horst Supply.
Brian is originally from Harrisburg and received his bachelor's degree from Shippensburg University. He now lives in Lancaster County with his wife and three sons. Brian serves on several committees at his church and in his free time he enjoys boating, golf and spending time with his family.
Kyle Chapin
Sales Manager
Kyle Chapin has worked at Choice for 10 years, but he also grew up around the business. Kyle graduated from Garden Spot High School and Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Sports Administration with a minor in Business.
In his free time, he enjoys golf, softball, and spending time with his wife and two children.
Don Martin
Jeremy Horst
Evan Kratz
Alyssa Baldassarre
Kitchen & Bath Designer
Alyssa began working at Choice in October 2015 as a Kitchen & Bath Designer. Prior to working at Choice, Alyssa worked at another kitchen design firm where she was able to learn in the field under another designer and quickly work her way up to become a designer herself. Alyssa spent her early childhood years in Europe; but she grew up mostly in Bucks County, where her family still lives. When she isn't working, Alyssa enjoys being outside, horseback riding, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.
Christie Flory
Admin Assistant & Direct Sales
Christie began working at Choice in January of 2002. Her first title was showroom coordinator, but her position has now grown to be an administrative assistant and the Direct Sales salesperson, in the window and door division. She enjoys helping the salesmen price out jobs, generate proposals, and order product.
Christie lives in East Petersburg, a small town that she loves, and is close the Manheim Township area she grew up in. Her time is mostly spent with her husband and young daughter, but also enjoys quiet times with a good book, a glass of wine, and her beagle, Riley.
Kaitlin Martin
Admin Assistant & Marketing
Kaitlin has been with Choice since 2013 working as an Administrative Assistant and coordinating marketing. Kaitlin and her husband live in Terre Hill and are actively involved with their church. She enjoys being creative and doing DIY projects, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.
Brenda Keller
Brenda has been working for Choice 8 years this Aug.
Brenda is married to her husband Mike for 32 years this Sept.They have 2 married children, a daughter Deanna and a son Shane, and a Grandson, Dylan. She loves getting together with family, going to the beach, mountains, yard sales, and reading.
Sue Heffley
Service Assistant
Sue started working for Choice in the fall of 2015. She is an Administrative Assistant with the Kitchen and Bath Department. Born and raised in Lancaster county, Sue currently lives in New Providence with her husband , Jim. In her spare time she enjoys building & remodeling, gardening and just about every craft known to man….& woman.
Connie Bankert
Connie began working with Choice in 2011 as a receptionist and works alongside of her husband Art doing administrative assistant work and handling all service jobs. She has two daughters and 2 stepsons who are all married. Art and Connie have been married for 18 years and have six grandsons and two granddaughters that they love spending time with. Connie was born and raised in Lancaster County and in her free time she enjoys watching movies, going on motorcycle rides, and traveling.
Ken Brown
Project Manager
Norma Horst
I started working with part-time for Choice in 2006 as a receptionist. Besides answering phones, greeting customers and invoicing, I spend a lot of time in the file room keeping the records organized. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family, including five grandchildren, and friends.
Amber Reimers
Administrative Assistant
Shelby Mills
Kitchen & Bath Design Assistant
Courtney Bird
Kitchen & Bath Designer
Courtney Bird has been immersed in the field of interior design since she began working in 2004. Growing up in Bloomsburg, Courtney discovered both passion for design and a keen, unique eye for matching personalities and decor. She continued to develop these skills and talents by obtaining her degree in Interior Design from Bowling Green State University. She then went on to become an NKBA Certified Kitchen Designer in 2006. When she isn't helping her clients realize their design dreams, Courtney enjoys spending time with her husband and two young children, trying new recipe ideas from Pinterest, and catching up on her favorite TV shows.
Lonnie Chapin
Service & Installer Manager
Lonnie Chapin joined the Choice family in 2001 as a window and door installer. Later, he moved into his current position of Service and Installer Manager. Lonnie is from Lancaster County and a graduate of Garden Spot High School. He also holds a degree in culinary from Johnson & Wales University in Rhode Island. Lonnie is married with three sons, is involved with Boy Scouts of America and Petra Christian Church, and in his free time he enjoys hunting, fishing and golfing.
Tim Simmers
Installer Supervisor
Bill Wadsworth
Project Manager
Paul Glick
Warehouse Manager
Eric Baker
Jay Campos
Giovanni Castro
Service Installer
Keith Chapin
Service Installer
Ray Rivera
Barry Eberly
Jeff Flynn
Josh Demko
Cody Hails
Jeff Hall
Nate Leid
Josh Martin
Don Mogle
Doug Redcay
Dean Reihl
Matt Stoltzfus
Donnie Usner
Jeff Weinhold
Vernon Zeiset
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ECHO GT-225-2A replaces GT-225 (2 Per Box)
Standard pack GT-225(2 per box) has been replaced by fully assembled GT-225-2A(2 per box) now available in order quantities of two or more. Retail and dealer pricing remain unchanged.
Standard GT-225 (2 per box)
Dim:12x12x62 weight: 30lbs
Estimated UPS freight charge for box of two is $36
GT-225-2A (2 per box assembled)
Dim:13x15x66 weight: 29lbs
Estimated UPS freight charge for box of two is $44


text: How much would you pay to be great? How much are you willing to sacrifice in order to achieve your dreams? To what length are you willing to go to in order to see your visions turn into reality? When all have plans, sure. Many of men and women have come up with great ideas. But there is only one Oprah. There is only one Jay-Z. There is only one Chris Rock. Sure Kelly Roland is amazing, as is Michelle, but there is only Beyonce. I've taken my losses, yes. But I'm not the only person in this world dealing with a broken heart. I'm not the only person who lost a loved one, and has a terminally ill immediate family member. I'm not the only person who can't sleep at night. The nightmares suck-yes, but so does living in one. Who said that my circumstances have to be my downfall? Who said that my shortcomings and lack of will be the reason why I fail? Why the fuck can't I have whatever the fuck I want? I refuse to fall into this notion that I am somehow unable to overcome whatever the fuck is in my way, including myself. RESOLVEI'm amazing. I'm brilliant. I have an outstanding, loving, supportive heart, and I'm capable of changing the whole world with my ideas and work ethic. I'm an amazing boyfriend. I love hard, and I show up for mine. I'm God fearing. I'm a great listener. My work ethic is unparalleled. I'm amazing in bed, and I'm just as good holding a conversation. I'm respectful, reasonable, and honest. I'm super creative. I love helping others win. So why not me? Why can't Percell Dugger's name be in the conversation as one of the most influential people the world has ever seen? Someone told me I looked exhausted the other day. I said: You're right. I'm tired of the excuses. I'm tired of the pity party. I'm tired of the overly emotional, hyper sensitive and super reactive energy. Most of all... I'M READY TO WRK! Leave a comment


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Vortex Diamondback 10x28 Roof Prism Binoculars
Don't think a compact pair of binoculars at an affordable price is possible? Think again! The Vortex Diamondback 10x28 Binoculars offer the best of all worlds with it's slender design and roof prism design.
The 10x28 Diamondback Binoculars contain totally multi-coated optics, phase modification coatings, argon gas purging, all alongside a completely unique checkered rubberized armoring. The compact Diamondback binoculars offer all the performance you need in a small, easy to manage, size.
This great set of binoculars come with a rainguard, neck strap, and carry case. The Vortex Diamondback Binoculars also feature multi-coat lenses, phase correction, rubber armor, roof prisms, secure grip, and external waterproofing and drop protection. Also never worry about missing a bird or other wildlife because you aren't able to focus in time. The center focus wheel of the Diamondback binoculars allow you to adjust both barrels simultaneously!
Easily mount to a tripod (does not come with adapter). Water, dust, and fog proof.
- Magnification: 10x
- Objective Lens Diameter: 28 mm
- Eye Relief: 16 mm
- Exit Pupil: 2.8 mm
- Linear Field of View: 300 feet/1000 yards
- Angular Field Of View: 5.7 degrees
- Close Focus: 13.1 feet
- Interpupillary Distance: 56-74 mm
- Height: 4.8 inches
- Width: 4.5 inches
- Weight: 14 ounces


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Kinfolk Issue Twenty-Four
Kinfolk Issue Twenty-Four
Introducing The Relationships Special
The summer issue of Kinfolk examines an essential element of modern life: the relationship. Whether romantic or platonic, new or life-long, hot, cold or ambivalent, each has carefully formed subtleties and undercurrents to unpack.
In this issue, we examine the moral complexities behind telling lies, explore the reassurance inherent in non-verbal communication and meet a diverse and inspiring cross-section of lovers, siblings and families, uncovering what it really means to be in a relationship.
What is Kinfolk?
Delving deeply into home, work, style and culture, Kinfolk promotes quality of life and connects a global community of creative professionals from London to Tokyo. Since 2011, Kinfolk has become a leading lifestyle authority with a dynamic mix of print and online media, including a quarterly magazine sold in over 100 countries in four languages, daily posts on Kinfolk.com, bestselling books, plus international events and a gallery space in the heart of Copenhagen.
Printed four times a year, Kinfolk magazine is translated into Japanese, Chinese and Korean and seen by a readership of 170,000 25- to 35-year-olds. Mixing long-form journalism, interviews and shorter essays with concept-driven visual stories from contributors across the globe, Kinfolk magazine fosters a sense of curiosity about the art of living.
192 pages, offset-printed and perfect bound, full color on uncoated and coated paper. Printed in Canada.
Publication date: June 6th, 2017


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Wylde World: Chewton Glen
Report by Thea Lewis-Yates
Photography by Martin Yates
Chewton Glen collects glittering awards like travel journalists collect cab receipts and hangovers. Arriving at the 5 star country hotel, I instantly start to gear down. With a generous staff-to-guest ratio of two-to-one, personalised service is guaranteed, ensuring instant switch-off from the moment the car pulls into the ludicrously pretty grounds.
Built in the early eighteenth century - land and premises known as "Chewton Glen House" appear on records from 1732 - this stately home is steeped in history. Capt. Frederick Marryat wrote his famous novel The Children of the New Forest here, presumably inspired by the hotel's enviable location on the picturesque national park's edge . When we visit in late May, on a whistle-stop anniversary celebration, the hotel's 130 acres are in full bloom: roses, lilac, wisteria, and peonies vie for attention in a wondrous English garden that appears almost acid-trip-like in its over-blown splendour.
Facilities here are legion; a lavish spa - complete with Europe's largest hydrotherapy pool - draws me in from the off, and I'm soon luxuriating in a blissful Natura Bisse Sweet Dreams Massage, a restorative deep tissue treatment that purges my accumulated London stresses at a touch. For sporty types, there's a golf course, indoor and outdoor pools, archery and tennis courts. Quintessentially British pursuits range from falconry and duck herding to gun dog handling. With delighted toddler in tow, we while away our first afternoon en famille at the sunny outdoor pool. Heated to a balmy 30 degrees, it feels like Juan-les-Pins transplanted in the New Forest. A stroll in dappled sunlight through the charmingly-named wooded Bunny Walk (no, I have no clue either but junior is captivated) takes us to Naish Beach, with its view of the The Needles rising dramatically from the sea. Behold England at its most enchanting: halcyon summers of the Famous Five with a smattering of Alice In Wonderland fairy dust.
With 2 private balconies and a bathroom bigger than some entire London flats, our spacious suite is a dream brought to life. Contemporary interiors in the softest blues and greys; a gigantic bed; state-of-the-art flat screen TV; sofas so squishy you are reluctant to leave their embrace: Chewton Glen excels at low-key luxe. Seizing the chance for a grown-ups only dinner at the hotels award-winning restaurant The Dining Room we entrust our 3 year-old to Chewton Glen's on site Mary Poppins. My husband's starter - hand-dived scallops, cauliflower, pine nuts and parmesan - is earthy, rich and unctuous while my dressed Devonshire crab with apple and celeriac - an English springtime classic - is given a zingy modern Oriental twist by incorporating pickled daikon. Still on a crustacean tip, lobster curry is subtly aromatic. Meat-mad mister goes fordry-aged fillet steak, a rich hunk of firm, pink meat sealed inside a smoky, charred crust that is pronounced "fabulous". Deserts include a masterful custard tart that bears no comparison to the gloopy school-dinner horror of my youth, and a chocolate fondant millefeuille, all light layers of cocoa-rich deliciousness, finished with a silken, salted toffee sauce and wood-smoked caramel ice cream. With a starry cast of two thousand wines for its sommelier to recommend, Chewton Glen is oenophile delight: a sweet vin santo, one of 100 different dessert wines, is perfect with our pudding course .
We divide the morning after between the beach, the pool and the seemingly never-ending leafy grounds. For lunch we try The Kitchen - one-time Chewton Glen pâtissier-turned as-seen-on-TV chef James Martin's latest restaurant, kitchen garden and cookery school. Martin's menu focuses on simple, hearty cooking with home-grown ingredients: think wood-fired pizzas, gourmet burgers and a particularly fabulous salad with chargrilled chicken, tarragon fresh from the herb garden and local Blue Viny cheese. Day classes that cover kitchen skills as diverse as Sri Lankan cuisine, churning and cheese-making, raw cooking, and chocolate-making will appeal to beginner and pro alike. Too soon, it's back to the city slog - harsh reality after our dream weekend. Neither stuffy, nor pretentious; warmly welcoming; unflappably accommodating and generous: Chewton Glen is the ideal country house weekend host. And with a stroke of luck, we leave before our rambunctious runaway trashes the joint.


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The wedding venue is booked and you are compiling a long list of "to-do's" before the imperative "I-do's." One of the highlights must surely be choosing a wedding cake and you are in luck, as Washington D.C. has an array of bakeries armed to the hilt with buttercream and fondant - ready and waiting to create custom cupcakes, mouth-watering macaroon towers and wow factor wedding cakes. Each bakery offers its own tailored service, but ultimately, they share the common goal of providing you with a delectable cake for your special day. Now all you have to do is choose the right bakery for you! To help you on your quest for a scrumptious cake to compliment your joyful wedding day we have compiled our top 5 best wedding cake bakeries in D.C.
Buttercream Bake Shop
Our first pick is the Buttercream Bake Shop and if the tag line of this bakery "Cookies, cakes and confections, beyond your wildest dreams," is anything to go by then you are in for a treat. Right in the center of DC this little bakery promises to bring your most creative ideas to life. As its name suggest, Buttercream Bake Shop offers wonderful buttercream creations, but they also offer fondant designs and you can choose two flavors for your tiered wedding cake (a choice for the bride and a choice for the groom, diplomacy reigns in DC) Buttercream offers an exclusive tasting session (if your order exceeds $500), now that sounds like a fabulous way to spend an afternoon, you get to sample cakes, buttercreams and fillings (yum). Once you have an idea of your favorites you talk through your ideas and your cake is designed (it will be an exclusive, custom cake). On the practical side this bakery organizes delivery (for orders over $500) and will deliver to a wide area. Along with wedding cakes they offer chic macaroon towers and can create dessert tables and edible gifts for your guests.
Sticky Fingers Bakery
Our second-choice is the delightfully named Sticky Fingers Bakery and is located on Park Rd NW. This award-winning café and bakery likes to offer choices and promises to work with you to create "gorgeous, mouth-watering treats that are sure to delight the pickiest of palates." Now that's comforting, hasn't everyone got a Great Aunt Fussy to contend with? Options include one for the budget conscious – a cupcake display and a basic cutting cake, that are easy on the wallet but still taste great. There's also a basic sweetheart cake and traditional tiered cake - you can choose your own flavors (think red velvet and fruity fillings) or you can customize your own individual cake and create a one of a kind showstopper. Sticky Fingers also consider guests with intolerances and offers a wheat-free wedding cake. From a practical point of view, you pay a 50% deposit upfront and they can organize a courier to deliver your cake (ask for a quote). They also have a delivery specialist who will (at an extra charge) deliver and assemble the tiered wedding cakes.
Cakes by Sabrina
Our third bakery informs us it's "not just a cake, it's an experience," and owner of Cakes by Sabrina (Sabrina Hare), believes that cakes should taste as good as they look. Sabrina learned about baking at an early age and has a wealth of experience and knowledge; she now uses fashion as her inspiration and aims to give each client a personal and unique experience. Flavor is also a big deal here and you can customize flavor pairings to enhance your cake (think strawberries and champagne; sounds divine. You can book a tasting session ($50, redeemable against your order) and you get to try out 4 luscious flavors along with complimentary tea, coffee and champagne. Delivery can be arranged to transport your cake to its final wedding day setting.
The CakeRoom Bakery
Our fourth bakery of choice is the charming Cakeroom Bakery, located in the neighborhood of Adam's Morgan. If you can't find it, just breathe in deeply – this place provides the most wonderful aromas (think freshly baked pies and old fashioned bake goods). Home-baking is the mantra here and you won't find any pre-made icing or cake mix. It's fresh buttercream all the way here and the focus is on simple elegance with a gorgeous flavor. You can choose from a 2 tier or 3 tier design, depending on the number of guests and budget. Everything starts with a "tasting appointment" ($25 but redeemable against your purchase if you move forward with an order). The thought of a tasting session fills us with joy, 5 mouth-watering options and the option to have a different flavor for each tier; well, variety is the spice (of married) life! You can discuss how you want your cake to look, there are suggested designs available or go equipped with your own ideas. There is also a delivery service and this can be added to your quote.
The Cake Courtesan
Our fifth cake creator is a big believer that every cake should be unique and a personalized representation of the happy couple. The Cake Courtesan is owned and lead by a previous Cake Wars contestant and past cakes have even been featured in international publications. High acclaim indeed! Everything begins with a phone consultation to discuss key factors such as date, budget and wedding details. There is the obligatory and much anticipated tasting session and a chance to pool ideas on the actual design of the cake. Personalised service is the key here and (for a fee) you can have a storyboard or a "Styrofoam model" of your cake made up, so you can get a real representation to help you with the creative process. They like to ensure the cake is a real scene stealer and even discuss your linen and cake stand choices to make sure you have the right backdrop for the star of the show!
Let Us Share Your Joy
Whether you are seeking a bakery offering understated elegant wedding cakes, or a place specializing in macaroon mountains and colorful cupcakes why not let Share Our Joy Events help you? Planning the details of your special day should be a joyful event in itself; let us help you to source the best wedding bakeries in D.C. and organize the other elements of your wedding. We can be with you on every step of your journey, helping to make your day as memorable and special as it should be.
Find joy in the unexpected details with Share Our Joy Events.


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New Census Data: Number of Uninsured Dropped by 1 Million in 2016, with Young Adults Continuing to Make Large Gains - The Commonwealth Fund/
"The number of uninsured Americans under age 65 declined by an additional 1 million people in 2016, three years after the major insurance reforms of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) took effect, according to a new federal survey of 94,000 people released by the U.S. Census Bureau today (Exhibit 1). Using data from the Current Population Survey (CPS), Census reported that 10.1 percent of the U.S population under age 65, or 27.5 million people, were uninsured in 2016, down from 15.3 percent in 2013 (Exhibit 2)."
More at the link.


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Timeline of Hayes Hargrove
|Appeared in High Maintenance
|Married Kristen Wiig
|Divorced Kristen Wiig
|Net worth is $2 million
|Birth Nation:
|United States
|6 Feet 2 Inch
|Hayes Hargrove
|Birth Name
|Hayes Hargrove
|Nick Name
|Birth Place/City
|New York, United States
|actor, comedian
|Net Worth
|$2 million
|Famous for
|High Maintenance
|Affair with
|Katherine Von Till
|Married to
|Kristen Wiig
|Kristen Wiig
|Masters of Sex , Swedish Dicks, Major Crimes
|TV Show
|High Maintenance
Hayes Hargrove is an uprising American comedian and actor, who has acted in films like Masters of Sex, Major Crimes and, Swedish Dicks.
Hayes Hargrove's early life
Surprisingly, Hayes Hargrove's date of birth has still not been disclosed, but the actor is from New York, United States. His nationality is American and he belongs to the white ethnical group.
Hayes grew up in New York and from an early age, he always wanted to be an acting professional. Hargrove seems to be an educated person, but the details regarding his educational background and other bio are still unknown.
Hayes Hargrove's career
Hayes Hargrove started his acting career with the 2009 film High Maintenance. His performance in the show gained him immense closure, and soon enough he got an opportunity to work in another series titled Take My Wife.
Since his debut, the actor has made a few appearances in movies like the 2010's Art House and Superfish & Starlight. Hayes Hargrove has also acted in Masters of Sex starring Lizzy Caplan and Swedish Dicks featuring actors like Peter Stormare and Keanu Reeves.
Beside his acting talents, Hayes Hargrove is also a sketch writer and a spokesperson for Orville Redenbacher. He has also produced a short film titled Fingers.
Hayes Hargrove's personal life
Hayes Hargrove is a married man but is currently said to be dating his partner Katherine Von Till.
He has been married once and has played the role of a husband to actress Kristen Wiig in the year 2005. The relationship didn't last long, and the couple parted ways after four years in 2009.
Hayes Hargrove's net worth
Hayes Hargrove is said to have an estimated net worth of $2 million, which he has garnered from his works in different films and his self-produced short films.
The actor is also involved in a couple of charitable works.
Hayes Hargrove facts on timeline
Appeared in High Maintenance2009
Hayes Hargrove, a comedian actor started his career by appearing in the 2009 series High Maintenance.
Married Kristen Wiig2005
Hayes Hargrove was married to fellow actress Kristen Wiig in the year 2005. His wife is a greater celebrity than he is.
Divorced Kristen Wiig2009
Hayes Hargrove marriage with Kristen only lasted four years, and the couple divorced in 2009. He is currently dating Katherine Von Till.
Net worth is $2 million2018
Hayes Hargrove is said to have an estimated net worth of $2 million, which he has garnered from his works in different film s and his self-produced short films.


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Cosmetic Surgeon Naperville IL
Meet Our Surgeons
If you are looking for the best cosmetic surgeon in Naperville, IL, to transform your body, the Center for Cosmetic & Laser Surgery offers the most experienced surgeons in the area. Meet our talented team to help you make the smart choice.
Bryan W. Rubach, M.D.
Dr. Bryan W. Rubach is a double board-certified plastic surgeon in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology. He was a leading contributor in the development of the Ultrapulse CO2 Laser, which is used to remedy aging and sun damaged skin. He received his medical degree from the Medical College of Wisconsin and completed an intensive fellowship at the University of California – San Francisco. Dr. Rubach now serves as our director. In addition to his work with us, Dr. Rubach also takes part in reviewing courses, lecturing and providing oral examinations, as well as publishing articles that showcase his expertise in the area of plastic surgery.
Joseph A. Franco, M.D.
Dr. Joseph A. Franco brings more than 20 years of experience to his position as a breast, body and abdominal contouring cosmetic surgeon in Naperville, IL. He is double board-certified in Plastic Surgery and completed his residency at Loyola University Medical Center. Today, he helps patients with breast augmentation, breast reduction, tummy tucks, liposuction, breast lifts and other reconstructive surgical procedures.
Renee Moore, RN, BSN
Renee Moore currently serves the Center for Cosmetic & Laser Surgery as an injection specialist. She offers more than 15 years of experience in nursing, ensuring every patient who visits our clinic receives the compassionate care they deserve. She began working with us in 2004 as an operating room nurse and has made advances into her current position. Ms. Moore typically works directly with Dr. Rubach and has completed several advanced training courses, giving her the experience necessary to help her patients through their procedures. She takes great pride in helping patients achieve a youthful appearance.
Pam Keveloh
Pam Keveloh is our medical aesthetician and has more than seven years of experience in the plastic surgery field. Her role is to complete skin assessments for Dr. Rubach, our cosmetic surgeon in Naperville, IL, and provide the state-of-the-art treatments necessary to give patients the youthful look they desire. Ms. Keveloh is trained on all the latest equipment, giving her all the tools she needs to complete the transformations for her patients. Her goal is to stay on top of all the latest treatments to ensure quality of care.
Making the decision to undergo plastic surgery isn't always an easy one. At the Center for Cosmetic & Laser Surgery, patients can count on receiving the compassionate care they deserve, while making the transformation from their old appearance to a new, youthful look. The staff takes great pride in their knowledge of a large number of cosmetic procedure options and uses only the latest in technology to give patients the look they desire. When you need a cosmetic surgeon in Naperville, IL, we are the smart choice.


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We are beyond thrilled to welcome our friends at Rise Nation to the neighborhood!
This VersaClimber studio offers a zero-impact high-intensity workout in only 30 minutes, saving you time in your busy schedule.
We can't wait to build more Rise & Bliss offerings for our students, as we think these two contrasting ways of breathing and moving are a natural fit.
Derek Millender has been a friend to Inner Bliss for many years, and we have been proud to have him speak at two of our Believe in CLE events at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.


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