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Negev desert road ambush
|Negev desert road ambush
|Highway 25 in Southern Israel
|October 4, 1956
Attack type
|Ambush, Shooting attack
Non-fatal injuries
|Palestinian Fedayeen squad
The Negev desert road ambush was a terrorist attack which occurred on Thursday, 4 October 1956.
The attack[edit]
During the afternoon of 4 October 1956, a squad of 10 armed Palestinian Fedayeen militants infiltrated Israel from Jordan. In broad daylight, the militants swooped down on two jeeps on the Sodom–Beer Sheva road (Highway 25), which were traveling on the road section which goes through the southern part of the Dead Sea, 7 miles west of the Jordanian border with Israel. The vehicle were carrying employees of the Solel Boneh company.
The militants began by attacking the first vehicle with machine gun fire, killing all four of the passengers in the car. Afterwards the militants attacked the second vehicle. One of the passengers in the second car jumped out in an attempt to escape the militants and save his life. The militants killed him as well with machine-gun fire.
Only one person, an American engineer who was driving the second car, managed to escape the incident.
- Gabriel Benjamin Dahan (born 1931)[1]
- Ephraim Waldman (born 1907)[2]
- Arie Lahav (born 1921)[3]
- Jacob Lustig (born 1916)[4]
The squad members were arrested on their return to Jordan by a Jordanian police force. Shortly thereafter, King Hussein of Jordan ordered the release of the assailants.
An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman blamed the killings on a "well trained and organized group from Jordan." [5] He also stated that the incident "shows a continuation of Jordan's policy of aggression and border harassment". [6]
Operation Samaria[edit]
As a result, Israel decided to retaliate in response to Negev desert road ambush and to an October 4 attack in which infiltrators from Jordan killed two Israeli laborers in an orchard near Even Yehuda and cut off their ears. On October 10 The Israeli military conducted a counterattack codenamed Operation Samaria in which the IDF attacked the Qalqilya police station at the Tegart fort. After a fierce battle the fort was blown up. 18 IDF soldiers died in the operation and 68 were injured. About 88 Jordanians were killed and 15 were wounded.
External links[edit]
- Israel Reports Five Slayings. Arabs Are Accused - published on Milwaukee Journal on October 5, 1956

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I think it's quite healthy to start off every morning with a quick prod of the brain; ask yourself a question, or simply begin to work your way out of a conundrum. After you have trained your brain to be sharp, even at startup, you will be able to tackle the larger issues of the day.
This morning I decided to tackle the issue of drug use in sports--namely Steroids in Major League Baseball. It wasn't simple happenstance that led me to such a thought process, not even close. I cannot turn my television to ESPN these days without drowning in a sea of speculation with regard to Steroid use by some of the game's greatest players.
Did Barry Bonds use Steroids? Probably, but there is no real proof of it. What about Jose Canseco? Undoubtedly the answer is yes, he said it himself. What about Sosa, Burnitz, Bret Boone and others? Here I will posit a resounding "perhaps." But, the name game at this point is superfluous; there are larger issues in play.
As I see it, the issue is two-fold: First, should a substance be banned from use in Major League Baseball simply on account of its adverse effects on the human body? Second, does Steroid use really damage the "integrity" of the game?
(Hopefully I am still resounding...)
The simple answer to both questions is no.
I am not all too sure how it is any of my business what a player does to his body to better swing a bat at a ball. If a player is so desperate for money or fame as to damage his body, often permanently, who am I to stand in his way? Why single out Steroids? Many studies have indicated that supplements like Creatine and HGH harm the body if used improperly—and even properly, at times. In addition to this, there is no shortage of doctors who contend that Steroids can be used safely, coupled with the proper oversight.
I have yet to hear anyone call for the outright ban of the aforementioned supplements that "enhance performance." Perhaps anabolic Steroids simply enhance performance to an unacceptable level. But, who can't accept it? The fans don't seem to mind watching the ball fly out of the yard. The fans aren't bothered by rising earned run averages. As long as Barry Bonds keeps a steady flow of baseballs flying into McCovey's Cove we'll be just fine. It's the "clean" players, like Mike Greenwell, who are disenchanted with steroids in Major League Baseball. (Mike Greenwell finished second to Jose Canseco in the 1988 American League most valuable player voting.) To these players, the risk involved in Steroids is, apparently, greater than the reward. Far be it from me to question their heart, but they might just be a little low on the competitive juices. If we really wanted to make all competitive advantages illegal, we could start by limiting the number of Dominicans allowed on a Major League roster. (Or, the corollary, the insertion of a minimum number of Caucasians on every roster.)
I will attempt to answer the second question, starting with another question: What would Major League Baseball be without integrity? If there is one thing professional sports cannot succeed without it is integrity.
Well, steroids and integrity that is.
Let's be honest, America's game was reeling after the strikes of the mid-1990s and needed, for lack of a better phrase, a shot in the arm—or in the buttock, depending. This inoculation came during the summer of 1998 in the form of two Herculean superstars, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa. This pair was just what the doctor ordered. Baseball, seemingly, gained back nearly everything it had lost from the strike shortened seasons of the past. The great home run chase captivated the entire globe. Balls were flying out of Wrigley Field and Busch Stadium at a record pace. In the end, America's hero and the new Babe Ruth, Mark McGwire, broke Roger Maris' longstanding record of 61 home runs in a season.
I didn't know what to thank first, the syringe, the liquid disinfectant or the adhesive tape.
If it is indeed true that better than half of Major League Baseball players have used steroids, one must only conclude that these two men did not abstain.
Ken Caminiti, the deceased San Diego Padre and former National League most valuable player, brought this controversy to the fore a few years back when he stated in Sports Illustrated that at least half of the League was using Steroids—still significantly less than Jose Canseco's estimate of 85 per cent. There is absolutely no way that Bud Selig, commissioner of Baseball, and players' union representatives like Donald Fehr can claim invincible ignorance with respect to Steroid use in Major League Baseball. They simply overlooked the use of performance enhancing drugs because it was making baseball better for the fans.
Also, at thsy time the use of Steroids was not even illegal—ethics and legality do not always mirror one another. Major League Baseball never acted against the use of Steroids by its players because its players were performing better than they ever had before, plain and simple. (Shortstops and second basemen were hitting .300 with 45 home runs, numbers that were unheard out of the middle infield.) In short, Major League Baseball got out of a rut and regained its license to print money. The health of Major League baseball as a for-profit enterprise trumped both the health of its players and the ubiquitous integrity of the game—whatever that means.
The integrity of any game is contingent, in my opinion, upon its overall fairness and nothing else—including the ethics of its players. Nowadays Major League ball players have equal access to all manner of performance enhancing drugs—no one is discriminated against. The integrity of the game cannot be achieved by removing substances or adding asterisks to record books. (*Just for the record, I think there should be a nice-sized one parked right next to Babe Ruth's name, a fat man who never even stared down an African-American on the mound.) The integrity of the game, its fairness, can and should only be measured by the unadulterated nature of its conclusions. Pitchers pitch and hitters put the same bats on the same balls, end of story. I think at the end of a long, hard, day very few people actually think Steroid use is bad for baseball. So far, it's been good; it's been very good.
So, as fans, if we can stomach oversized heads and short tempers we will continue to be awestruck by the long ball—and baseball will continue to succeed. We love our game and the players who swing for the fences, even if it kills them.


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Alice Arntsen
Oct. 1, 1921 - April 13, 2017
Woodside, California
Alice graduated with a degree in Home-Ec from the University of Minnesota in 1943. After working with at-risk youth as a social worker, she married "Buzz" Arntsen, who was a captain with United Airlines. They briefly lived in Chicago, before moving to Denver for 15 years and finally settling in Woodside, California, in 1961. During 54 years of marriage, Alice and Buzz were devoted to each other, raising their family, traveling, working as a teacher's aide in an impoverished school, and serving their church. Alice was known for her faith in her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, love and service to others, hospitality, contagious smile, and keen interest in politics. They had a heart for worldwide missions, visited many missionaries, and hosted them. Alice remained in her home with her daughter, son-in-law, grandson, and his family, and her memory is cherished by her 3 children, 8 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. ...
Jo Ann Ritter
March 30, 1927 - March 23, 2017
Woodside, CA, California
Jo Ann Ritter, of Woodside, California, died peacefully on March 23, 2017, at age 89, after struggling for many years with Alzheimer's Disease. She was born to Kathryn Metzger Mabry and Newell Easley Mabry on March 23, 1927, in Vandalia, Illinois. She was raised in Vandalia and from an early age she loved horses and riding, interests that she inherited from her father and which she fostered for the rest of her life. Jo Ann was a graduate of Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, and then attended the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. She married Jack B. Ritter, who she had known since sixth grade, on August 16, 1948. Together they lived in Vandalia, Champaign-Urbana, Kalamazoo, Michigan, where they raised their two sons, and for the last 37 years, in Woodside, California. Jo Ann was utterly and completely devoted to the welfare of her husband and sons and was a tireless, caring, loving and kind wife, mother and grandmother. She was charming, good-natured and had a perpetually positive attitude about life. She spent many hours over the years sailing with her husband on Lake Michigan and San Francisco Bay, and was a welcoming and generous hostess whe...
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July 6, 1914 - March 16, 2017
Woodside, California
Zanette died peacefully at home on Kings Mountain, where she had lived for the past 66 years; she was 102. Born and raised an only child in Berkeley, she grew up around music. As a young girl, she learned to play the piano and accompanied her mother, a renowned singer, who performed on stage and on radio. Zanette attended Heald Business College, excelled academically, and wrote their school song. She worked for the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D.C., and then transferred to San Francisco where she worked for the Department of Agriculture Radio Service and for the War Department. It was there that she met her husband, Charles, who was in the Navy. They married in 1941, and in 1950, upon Charles' retirement, they moved to Kings Mountain. In the 1950s, Zanette was instrumental in the formation of the Skyline County Water District. She volunteered in San Mateo 10 years for the American Cancer Society and then worked on staff for the Mills Peninsula Hospital Senior Focus program. When her husband died, she became involved in the Kings Mountain Art Fair, working as a publicity volunteer for 20 years. She touched many lives with her energy and community ...
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Sept. 2, 1924 - March 15, 2017
Palo Alto, California
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Joseph A. Gist, Jr.
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Joseph Andrew Gist, Jr., former resident of San Jose and Palo Alto, passed away on Dec. 20, 2016. He was 91 years old. Joseph loved to tell the story of how he was born on a cold, windy January night in Garland, Wyoming, in 1925. His father was so excited that he forgot to drain the radiator in t...
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It's been a long time since I've just chatted on here. Let's catchup!
What a crazy winter it has been. Mother Nature has lost her ever-loving mind and given us everything from 70 degrees to icy and below freezing, often in the same week. While few would complain about a mild winter – I am missing the snow. I had a few couples who were hoping for snow engagement shoots this winter, and it doesn't look like that will be happening. *sigh* The kiddos are a little sad too, as each time it shows snow on my weather app, Mini gets excited, only to be let down by the 'dusting' we get that melts by the end of the day.
I've been reminding myself it's still winter though, and trying to hammer away at the "off-season" to-do list. There's a long string of unfinished projects to tackle, which I'm happy to say I have been, little by little. Things like hanging artwork in Squeak's room and photographing the girls' artwork. None of it takes much time, I just have to do it. There's one very large project happening too – painting all of the woodwork in our house white. I want it all done by June. So far the girls' bedrooms, their hallway and their bathroom are done. That still leaves 3/4 of the house (likely more, but I'm telling myself I'm 1/4 done), much of which is stair railings. But I'm doing it! This is something I've been talking about doing for years. We've been in this house for 10 years now. It's time to stop talking and start doing.
(occasionally, I include updates on these projects in my Instagram stories…)
That's sort of my philosophy for this whole year. I'm staring down a big birthday in December, and I've adopted a "moving mountains" attitude for this year. I'm hoping it helps me to stay motivated and feel very accomplished by the time 2018 rolls around.
The girls are growing like weeds. Mini turned 5 at the beginning of the year, and we found out she is far-sighted and so we now have a bespectacled little girl. She's eagerly awaiting Kindergarten and still surprises us with her maturity regularly. Squeak turned 2 last fall, and is gaining vocabulary and personality in leaps and bounds. I've always loved the age of 2 – they are still so sweet, and not quite sassy yet, and it's such fun to watch them learn and develop skills.
I found a new app recently that has been helping me record our everyday lives in a fun way. It's called 1 Second Everyday. Basically, it asks you to record a one second video each day, and then it compiles them into a video for you at the end of the month, and end of the year. It's really fun to look back and see all we've done in a month. And, for a photographer who often forgets to photograph her own kids, it's nice to get a reminder!
Hubby launched a beer festival in February! The Keg Killer Outdoor Winter Beer Festival. I was able to help out quite a bit with it, which was good fun. We lived in a world consumed by buffalo plaid, beer, and all things lumberjack themed for a few months there. The festival went off beautifully with temperate weather, sold-out status and tons of happy beer drinkers. I am still so proud of him for making his vision come to life! Now, it's on to the next beer event, Summer Untapped.
Wedding season started a month ago for us, with a wedding in February. I just posted a sneak-peek of their photos on my Facebook page last week. Check it out if you missed it! We have another wedding this weekend too. At the moment there is snow on the radar for Saturday, and I have to admit, that would be lovely….
(this weekend's couple, Kelsey & Dan, who did get the *tiniest* amount of snow for their shoot)
One of those big projects for the off-season has been an overhaul of the website and blog. I've spent a lot of late nights slaving away at the design and functionality for them both. Designing, redesigning and then tweaking some more. The blog is still under construction (as you can see), but the new website will be launching this week! I can't wait to share it with you!
I've been crushing on a new easy dinner recipe I stumbled upon at a wedding show. It's so easy and crazy good, and it only takes me about 20 minutes to pull together. So, you layer chopped up grilled chicken over a bed of mashed potatoes (sub out rice for something healthier), then drizzle with balsamic vinegar (my favorite!) and top generously with tomato bruschetta (pre-prepared makes this super easy). The flavor is awesome.
I discover new television not because I get to sit in front of our tv (which rarely happens), but because I "listen" to tv while I edit. The ability to watch whole seasons of television at once hasn't helped this addiction. ;0) This winter I've already enjoyed "The Crown", "Mozart in the Jungle" and I know I'm super late to this game, but I discovered the hilarity that is "Arrested Development".
It's parent participation month at Mini's school, and I'm teaching an animation lesson this week – so I better go and pull that together. It's gorgeous outside today in Milwaukee – get outside!
Sometimes, love strikes twice. Such is the luck of Sue & Justin. They've both weathered the loss of their beloved spouses, and in that strange new world after – found each other. The homily from this sweet little elopement has stuck with me. The priest talked about how Sue had called and left a panicked message, asking him to call back immediately. Worried something was wrong, he did so. "Oh no!" she laughed at him, "Something is right! We can't waste any time!" And so it was, and here they were. He also spoke about how their deceased spouses and the love they shared with them – it was all part of this new love. It was such a lovely perspective – that love continues and flows. What a lovely new beginning! Adding an extra sweet layer to this day are the energetic grandkids (one who you will see, adorably refused to have her picture taken) and Sue & Justin's wonderful children. Like the practiced and wonderful grandparents they are – I was taken with how they put the needs of everyone else before theirs on this, their wedding day – even juggling tiny toys alongside bouquets.
Vanessa and Matt seek the unbeaten path. To look at their travels together is to admire the long list of locales – far flung and exotic – most involving challenging hikes, kayaking or other fun excursions. So when they planned their wedding, they went for the best and most extreme Wisconsin can offer in every regard: an epic snowstorm at a five star resort. They got their wish, and reveled in every snowflake that fell. When you seek out adventure together, marriage is sure to be a wonderful ride!
The Credits:
Ceremony Venue: The American Club Resort
Reception Venue: Blackwolf Run
Floral: The American Club
Cake: The American Club
Hair & Makeup: Kohler Waters Spa
Bride's Gown: Eddy K at BHLDN
Bridesmaids: Jenny Yoo Collection
Groom's Suit: Hugo Boss
Stationer: Paper Source
DJ: Rhythm in Motion
There are moments in life when the stars seem to align. Everything goes your way and its as if you are living with the golden touch. If you are extra lucky, that day happens on your wedding day, like it did for David & Kyle. I could go on and on about how gorgeous this day is, and it is. But there is so much from this day. So much love, beauty, so much JOY, friendship, kindness, depth, tradition, style…it is the muchness that gets you. And Kyle and David? They soaked it all in, appreciating every second.
The Credits:
Planner: Tailored Engagements
Venue: Milwaukee Country Club
Florals: Wood Violet
Cake: Milwaukee Country Club
Ceremony Musicians: Fretless Strings
Band: Dan Hayes Orchestra
Tent: JK Rentals
China: Relics Vintage Rentals
Stationer: Layers of Loveliness, Charm Studio
Calligrapher: Bien Fait Calligraphy
Bride's Gown: Lela Rose
Bridesmaids: Amsale
Suits: J. Crew
Officiant: Reverend Paul Costanzo
Somewhere in the gentle lapping of the waves on the shoreline, in the whistle of the breeze thru the pine needles, in the lilting float of a helicopter seed from the trees….is the spirit of Kyle's grandfather. He loved Gordon Lodge, and even more so, loved hosting his family there for vacation. And so they return, again and again, year after year. To feel close to him, to remember the fun, to bask in the warmth of the sunshine and recall his embrace. The first time he brought Michelle to this little pocket of Door County, she knew she was pushing open a door in his heart that hadn't been unlocked before. Another trip brought their engagement, and with that it was an obvious choice to host their wedding at this special place. Their day was peppered with gentle rain showers, but it didn't matter. They smiled and laughed thru it all. Kyle couldn't take his eyes off of Michelle, he was so enamored with his bride. And at the end of the night, it was their hands tightly clasped on the dance floor.
The Credits:
Venue: Gordon Lodge On North Bay
Floral: Buss Flower Shop
Cake: FlourGirl Patissier
Bride's Gown: Blush by Hayley Paige
Bridesmaids: Jenny Yoo Collection
Suits: Vera Wang
Invitations: Jessyca Scarpone Illustration
DJ: Musicbox
Makeup: Sara Miller
Placecards, Signage, Table Numbers: The Wildflower
**This wedding was shot by my amazing studio photographer, Melissa**
Just like the movie, everything about this greek wedding is big. Big guest list, big wedding party, big yards of lace, big bunches of roses, big cake….big, big, big. But more than anything, was the big, big love. This was my second time capturing a wedding story for this family, and I have to admit, there was a smile plastered on my face all day long. There is just so much happy, so much laughter, so much history swirling around these two. Just when you think there couldn't be more, that you've heard all the stories, seen all of the embraces – you turn around and there is somehow more. It's dizzying in that way that champagne goes straight to your head and forces out a giggle.
The Credits:
Ceremony Venue: Saint Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Reception Venue: Concorde Banquets
Florals: Yanni Design Studio
Cake: The Baking Institute
Bands: Pindos, Alpha Tunes, George Manos, Cretan Dance Group
Makeup & Hair: Octagon Hair
Bride's Gown: Vera Wang
Bridesmaid Dresses: Vera Wang
Men's Suits: Emanuels
Bride's Shoes: Manolo Blahnik
Now sits expectation in the air.
That's Shakespeare, and it's also handpainted on a sign as you enter Bjorklunden, the idyllic and enchanting wooded property where this wedding ceremony took place. Such an apt epilogue to this day in Door County. Family and Friends gathered on the peninsula to witness these two come together in marriage and party in celebration with them long into the night at About Thyme Farm. For two lovebirds who met seemingly randomly in Mexico on vacation, it was only right that marriage start with such a relaxed vibe as well.
There's only really one thing you need to know about Sri: He's remarkable. How many people do you know that could send out an invite to 24 out of town guests and get them to fly to Chicago, in January, on a whim, to celebrate his engagement? But that's exactly what he did, and what happened. When you talk to Kim – she tells you this part of the story first – because it points out just how amazing her fiance is. When you talk to Sri, he talks about how amused he was when she got mad about him insisting they walk 2 blocks out of their way in the snow so he could propose in front of her old apartment. When it comes to what Sri loves, not much stands in his way.
Barn weddings are among my favorite. I just love the contrast of elegance and casualness that inevitably develops. And, let's be serious – any couple willing to get a little dirty on their wedding day is a couple willing to have fun!
When I started this list back in 2013 (yes, I was way ahead of the trend!), finding a barn venue for a farm style wedding is an exhaustive search with very few resources. I've added to this list continuously, and now reposted it here.
These are my favorite barn or barn-like venues throughout Wisconsin. And, it goes without saying that I would be THRILLED to shoot at any one of these wedding venues!
Sugarland Barn – (pictured above) A gorgeous property that has every rustic dream in its acreage. A plantation style house (available for rent and use), a sweeping lawn, ancient trees, a country road and a beautiful giant red barn, all among remote farm fields and woods.
Wedding by m three studio at this venue: Mariah & Warren
Lussier Family Heritage Center -It's the outdoors of this location that really rocks – great exterior and beautiful prairie everywhere.
Hilltop – I've extoled the beauty of this location before. Check it out here.
Serendipity Bed & Breakfast – A giant, beautiful white farmhouse turned B&B, with a big red barn right next to it. White picket fences, rolling fields, manicured grounds.
The Barn at Harvest Moon Pond – a barn configured to host. Built in bar, beautiful chandeliers, stained glass inset in the original walls, exposed beams….
Olin Park – Right in the heart of Madison, but some great rustic structures to work with, and right on the water
Badger Farms – An authentic white wood barn partially encircled with a patio deck for cocktails. The property is also a working farm and surrounded by crop fields.
O'Brien Barn – the original red wood barn on a working dairy farm, this one has two levels – a lower one for eating, and a loft for dancing.
MJ's Farm– they originally opened for concerts, but are now hosting weddings as well in their charming white washed barn. The owners have a great relaxed vibe – worth checking out!
Over the Vines – (pictured above) A lovely red barn with stone foundation and silo overlook a young vineyard. The owners have renovated the original farmhouse into bathrooms and "getting ready" quarters. Their own wines are available to serve to your guests.
Wedding by m three studio at this venue: Meg & Rob
Century Barn – miles of white post fences, sunflower and hops fields and a big white barn high on a hill
Schuster's Farm – a rare round barn available for events and weddings, nestled on a friendly family farm. Located near Fort Atkinson and Lake Mills.
Farmin' Bettys – A classic Wisconsin red barn with an unfinished interior, nestled on a property that is truly built to suit all your event needs.
Windy Pine Barn – A red rustic barn true to all your pinterest visions – light leaking between the boards, rolling hills, timber beam ceilings.
Bridle Barn & Gardens – (pictures above) Charming farmhouse, big red 1870's barn, and 14 acres of manicured gardens and landscape.
Wedding by m three studio at this venue: Sarah & Nate
Quivey's Grove – (pictured above) A charming little red barn that shares property with a rustic restaurant and plenty of space for a tented reception. Near plenty of countryside – but requires driving.
Wedding by m three studio at this venue: Ashley & Mike
Huntington Farm – A beautiful yellow (!) barn on a manicured, family-occupied property just outside of Madison. Holds up to 150.
Whispering Willows Farm – Extensive acerage capable of hosting any variety of tents or open-air configurations. There is also a pole-barn for indoor accommodations. Surrounded by farms and rural prairie land for miles.
Barn at Trinity Peak (aka Weide Barn) – Five acres of wildflowers and fields with a large fieldstone barn that can accommodate up to 200.
Holy Hill Art Farm – A huge weathered wood and fieldstone barn nestled into the hills of Richfield, 20 minutes outside of Milwaukee.
Trimborn Farm – Three barns (stone, red and natural wood), an old lime kiln, several out buildings and plenty of land.
Old World Wisconsin – a round barn (!) nestled in among bunches of period buildings and surroundings.
The Irish Barn at Whistling Straits – (pictured above) it's only an hour outside Milwaukee, so I had to list it. Gorgeous, rustic and a little slice of Ireland right on the shore of Lake Michigan.
Weddings by m three studio at this venue: Lauren & Mark, Lynnea & Jason, Jen & Jeremy, Jill & Jason, July & Michael, Alicia & TJ, Maura & Sean
The Family Farm Event Loft – just outside Milwaukee in Grafton, this space was tailor-made for weddings.
Schuster's Farm – a rare round barn available for events and weddings, nestled on a friendly family farm. Located near Fort Atkinson and Lake Mills.
Windy Pine Barn – A red rustic barn true to all your pinterest visions – light leaking between the boards, rolling hills, timber beam ceilings. One hour from State Fair Park.
The Rustic Barn at Prairie Gardens – A beautiful red barn with a covered outdoor space for cocktails as well. Located near Burlington, this is a very accessible option.
The Landing 1841 – A gorgeous property located on the White river with panoramic river views, hosting a very large original red wood barn.
Ram Horn Farm – natural wood barn, beautiful outbuildings and charming gardens.
Twisted Willow Farm – Beautiful big barn, gorgeous little farm house, chickens and they grow all of their own produce for their onsite bar and restaurant. Just outside Milwaukee in Port Washington!
LacLawrann Conservancy Barn and Learning Center – Beautiful rebuilt barn with wonderful lighting, new learning center with floor to ceiling windows all situated on a beautiful 145 acre conservancy just 30 minutes north of Milwaukee in West Bend. Wedding capacity is listed at 230.
The Farm at Dover – (Pictured above) So charming! Beautifully landscaped in a wild/rustic manner with overgrown vines and pocket gardens on 7 acres, this property hosts a large weathered wood barn, several smaller buildings and a charming victorian house as well as a garden built into the stone ruins of a former structure. Just 35 minutes south of Milwaukee, and only a short trip from I-94, the location is remote and convenient all at once.
Wedding by m three studio at this venue: Andrea & Scott
Wind Beneath Our Wings – There's no website for this one, but a well-attended Facebook page shows a lovely rustic barn, fantastic grounds and a lot of charm!
Rustic Manor 1848 – Twelve acres filled with meadows and fields, lined with trails, and a large red barn that can host up to 275 guests (on two floors). Located in Delafield, just 30 minutes outside of Milwaukee.
Wedding at this venue by m three studio: Brittany & Matt
Bennett Barn – A gorgeous weathered wood barn that holds just over 300. As a bonus, there is a big farmhouse for getting ready, and an adorable country church across the street as well.
Woodwalk Gallery – (pictured above) a positively charming hobby farm with silos, a beautiful barn and other structures and plenty of land to work with including wild fields.
Weddings by m three studio at this venue: Lanie & Rob, Emily & Nick
Garden Gables Farm – (pictured above) The most charming little hobby farm, with a pale green barn and beautifully manicured grounds and gardens. Straight out of Martha Stewart this one!
Weddings by m three studio at this venue: Terren & Shane
Silver Poplar Studios – an eclectic and artistic farm homestead. Gardens, fields, and plenty of scenery.
Barnsite Retreat and Event Center – A big red barn (9,000 square feet!), exposed beams, scenery for miles. There is also a full house built right into the barn that is available to the wedding party – for overnight guests, rehearsal dinners, out of towners, or just a getaway for the wedding party.
Willow Pond bed and Breakfast – a big red barn and plenty of lovely grounds with – as the name would suggest – willow trees in abundance.
La Grange Edgestone Barn – a new construction barn space with a lofted dinner area and new facilities built to accommodate.
Birch Creek Music Performance Center – I heard a delightful rumor that this music venue housed on a lovely farm with weathered wood barns and great scenic grounds is now hosting weddings. Check it out!
Whistler's Knoll Barn & Vineyard – Chickens, grape vines and a rustic red barn – such a great combination! Weddings can be held in the barn, vineyard, woods or tented on the property.
Mulberry Lane Farm – Known primarily as a children's petting farm, it is also available for weddings. 125 acres, a giant red barn, and all just 25 minutes outside of Green Bay.
About Thyme Farm – An original weathered wood barn atop a fieldstone foundation that can accommodate 200 for sit-down dinner. A large yard surrounded by other weathered wood outbuildings. Larger weddings can put up a tent among the cornfields, rolling hills and beautiful scenery.
Wedding at this venue by m three studio: Jenna & Drew
The Milkweed Club – just a unique and cool venue. Perfect for a smaller, more intimate wedding.
Pedretti Party Barn – A white barn on a vineyard in Western Wisconsin (30 min outside of LaCrosse) – as picturesque as it comes.
Norskedalen Nature and Heritage Center – the property boasts a few homesteads with original structures (Log cabins, barns, stone buildings), an intimate cabin in the woods for a getaway and an arboretum.
Justin Trails – The jewel of this venue is the 100 year old timber-frame barn built and still owned by the Justin Family on their 200 acre farm. 3 acres of gardens, a disc golf course and on-site lodging add to the appeal of this venue. They are able to accommodate guest lists under 200.
Farm to Fork Wedding Retreat (Dancing Yarrow Retreat) – Multiple ceremony locations, a 1/4 mile of river frontage, barns, room for a tent. A lot of care and craft has gone into this venue with a spiraling herb/flower garden, a frisbee golf course, canoeing, horseshoes, hiking trails and 4 acres of Organic gardens. Since it is also a retreat center, 2 apartments are available for use by the couple and their families as well.
The Enchanted Barn – courtyards, two barn structures, balconies, weathered wood, incredible property, horses…
wedding by m three studio at this venue: Sandy & Cain
The Still Farm – a lovely authentic and rustic white barn near Eau Claire.
Fergusen's Orchards – located near Eau Claire with tens of thousands of apple trees and a beautiful rustic barn
Brickhouse Getaway – a lovely barn and all the rustic elegance you could hope for. The main house is also available for rental
Justin Trails – newly renovated 1919 post & beam barn with a red exterior. Covered deck, silo, gardens, fields, and the cutest little yellow farmhouse.
Gatherings on the Ridge – A historic restored barn in white with open spaces between the boards for lovely filtered light. There is a bridal room for preparation, catering kitchen and brand-new bathrooms. A pick-your-own strawberry field is on the grounds as well.
Jean Acres – A tornado in 2013 afforded the owners the opportunity to rebuild, and the result is a beautiful big red barn that seats up to 200. The property is full of homestead charm and the barn interior is light and bright!
Birch Hill Barn – a beautifully restored red dairy barn with two floors, that offers the comfort of modern touches while retaining the character of its historic roots. Built into the side of a hill, it offers spectacular views of the countryside.
The Still Farm – A charming white-washed country barn, just minutes from Minneapolis/St. Paul. The barn itself can accommodate up to 150 guests.
Blue Horse Farm – A 100 year old rustic barn that can accommodate up to 200 guests. Surrounded by prairie land.
Dixon's Apple Orchard – Extensive grounds, a pole barn structure, fields and scenery for days. A beautiful location with dedicated managers.
Cedar Hill Farm – A gorgeous cedar barn (heated and air conditioned) on a working farm. Horses, cows, fences, you name it.
Mulberry Lane Farm – a weathered red barn and stone outbuildings. They are accustomed to hosting large groups as a petting farm and school group tour area.
Blue Vista Farm – stone and wood barn that overlooks Lake Superior. Fantastic Apple Cider too!
Brule River Barn – Owners Jill & Kirk converted their farm property for their daughter's wedding in 2012, and the results were so great, they've opened it up to others!
Wisconsin has a lot of truly unique wedding venues, if you are willing to scratch a bit deeper than the surface. I adore finding new locations to explore, and I'm always adding to this list. In fact, I started this list back in 2013, but this version here is new and updated!
It goes without saying that I am THRILLED to shoot at any of these fantastic locales. If location matters to you, please know it does to me too. I'm so inspired by place and the ambience.
For Barn venues, please see my other blog post about just those locations.
Stouts Island Lodge – built in the Adirondack style by a wealthy Chicago businessman, this lodge is on the National Register of Historic Places. Nestled on a lovely and quaint island in the northwoods, it features carved beams imported from Germany, multiple cabins for your guests, and a boathouse in addition to the main lodge. The South Lawn would a be an idyllic ceremony setting, and the island is abundant with great picture locations.
The Inn on Madeline Island – a little touch of New England sea town right on the shore of Lake Superior. Plenty of accommodations for your guests (and a private spot for you too), lakefront space for a ceremony or reception tent, and indoor options as well. There's no escaping the nautical feel here, and the easy-breezy atmosphere.
Villa Terrace – an Italian mansion right on the shore of Lake Michigan, in the heart of Milwaukee. A gorgeous garden cascades down the hillside from the mansion and terrace. Have your ceremony up on the terrace with an unbeatable view, your cocktails in the courtyard and then escort your guests down into the gardens for the party.
weddings by m three at Villa Terrace:
Diana & Justen, Emma & Spence, LiNa and John, Editorial Shoot, Adriana & Ashish, Emily & Dave
Milwaukee County Historical Society – a giant bank vault, marbled columns, hexagonal tile, a gorgeous mahogany bar, balcony, chandeliers, coffered ceiling, the list goes on and on. Full of vintage charm, right in the heart of downtown – the detail is deep with this location.
weddings by m three studio at this venue: Casie & Derek, Megan & Louis
Villa Bellezza – a little slice of Tuscany in Lake Pepin (near Eau Claire), this venue is transformative. You can't help but feel like you are in Italy when surrounded by the mediterranean architecture, beautiful gardens, and um – hello! a winery!
Heritage Hill – The sweetest little white chapel you've ever encountered (with beautiful light!) and a charming turn-of-the-century group of buildings nestled into a field. I adore shooting here, it's a feed the soul sort of location.
River Wildlife – A charming hunting lodge tucked deep in the woods with all the five-star service you expect from a Kohler venue. In Summer, you mine as well be in a Thomas Kinkade painting it's so lovely. In fall, the color is explosive.
wedding by m three studio at this venue: Nicole & John
Circus World Museum – antique circus train cars and wagons, the big top, the original buildings of the Ringling Circus Winter quarters. It doesn't get more unique than this place, right in the heart of the state.
Paine Art Center and Gardens – A beautiful 1920's Tudor Revival cream colored mansion/castle right in Oshkosh. Gardens, lawns and beautiful scenery abound. In winter with a fresh coat of snow – positively fairy tale.
Paoli Mill Terrace & Park – a beautiful historical park just outside Madison. Lannon Stone, a meandering creek, lots of wooded glens and green space.
John Michael Kohler Art Center – my favorite part of this venue is the sculpture garden where you can get married under the facade of the former Carnegie Library – a free-standing archway sheared off the former building. A beautifully modern and almost all glass main building could host your reception. And your guests will never stop talking about the bathrooms…..
Wind Point Lighthouse – A stone's throw from Milwaukee, this lighthouse is on a beautiful piece of land that juts out into Lake Michigan. Neighbored by a golf-course, it sits in a quiet community, tended to by an old-fashioned lighthouse keeper. Plenty of property for a lakefront ceremony and a tented reception, all in the shadow of a beautiful lighthouse.
DeKoven Center – Gothic architecture, miles of brick, 11 acres of wooded property and Lake Michigan, all rolled into a venue just thirty minutes south of Milwaukee. They have a sweet little church and a lovely great hall in addition to the outdoor spaces.
The Pritzlaff – cream city brick, wood beamed ceilings, old metal fire doors….this is the epitome of old warehouse turned chic. You can transform the many spaces of the Pritzlaff into just about whatever you like and still be right downtown. One of the few venues that can host a small or a super large crowd with equal ease.
weddings by m three studio at this venue: Nikki & John, Francesca & Teddy
Milwaukee Art Museum – This one is no secret, but I couldn't leave it out. It's hard to beat the supremely modern and all white space, so beautifully designed that the building actually moves. One of the most beautiful places to get married and to photograph in Milwaukee.
recent weddings at this venue by m three studio:
Caitlin & Steve, Dana & Ryan, Laura & John, Brandy & Joe, Courtney & Ben
Camp Wandawega – It's campy. In the most stylish, hip, nostalgic way. Rustic, fun, a lake, pine trees and tons of charm. A most unique venue perfectly suited to the quirky couple with a bunch of friends they'd rather camp with than anything else.
Historic Miller Caves – The original 150 year old caves that Miller beer was stored in. Seriously. It doesn't get more Milwaukee than this! Best for smaller gatherings (less than 100 guests, rehearsal dinners, cocktail hours) this is a very special venue no one will forget.
Taliesin – okay, well you can't actually get married at Taliesin, but you can do so next door at the visitor's center, which was also designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Need I say more?


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A New Look & A World of Opportunity
The holi-gays came early this week as we rolled out a lot of exciting items that we had been giddily keeping under wraps. Not only did we unveil the full program for Frameline40: The King of Queer Film Festivals, the San Francisco International LGBTQ Film Festival, we also were ecstatic to showcase our phenomenal New Look/Brand Refresh, that our amazing Premier Creative Sponsor, Mucho, has been working on for some time.
Fortunately for us, our gracious Venue Partner Oasis provided the perfect space for Frameline to share the excitement and love with press, industry influencers, fans and more. Sipping on wines from Wente Vineyards and cocktails expertly mixed with Tito's Handmade Vodka, while feasting on delicious bites from Hugh Groman Group, our guests mingled and shared their admiration for the event and Frameline as a whole.
When the lights went down and Executive Director Frances Wallace greeted the room crowded with people and applause, things started to heat up. Wallace introduced Frameline's New Look with a catchy presentation demonstrating the clean, stylish, and adaptable elements of our "facelift."
We then got a sneak peek of the Festival trailer - A celebration of color, music, and movement made possible by the creative talents of Aron Kantor, who also has two short films in the 40th Festival. Stay tuned for our trailer to be released to the adoring public… Just a little longer!
After the visual tastes of what to expect, Wallace joined Senior Programmer Peter Stein and Director of Exhibition & Programming Des Buford for a side-by-side chat about the highlights of the Festival, and their personal favorites. From flamboyantly beautiful KIKI and passionately charged PARIS: 05:59: THEO & HUGO, to hard-hitting SOUTHWEST OF SALEM: THE STORY OF THE SAN ANTONIO FOUR and ever-important and relevant GROWING UP COY, Frameline40 is a beacon of our continued mission to change the world through the power of queer cinema.
Frameline40 is a little over three weeks away, running from June 16–26, 2016 in San Francisco, Berkeley and Oakland. More juicy details will continue to be released as we get closer to our Opening Night. In the meantime, tell us what you're excited about!
Festival tickets go on sale to members on Friday, May 27, and to the general public on Friday, June 3. Learn more at frameline.org/festival


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Tollywood stars transformed as Guardians of Galaxy
Is it possible Tollywood stars transforming in to a Hollywood movie ,yes it is possible a social media enthusiast proved it with his editing skills and uploaded it in YouTube and it started going viral in face book and YouTube.
Tollywood top stars Pawankalyan ,AlluArjun , Maheshbabu and prabhas are embedded in this video with good lip sink in Tollywood "Guardians of galaxy" trailer.The guy who edited this video indulged his skills to enhance the video timing in correct pace where we can feel the mood of new looking trailer resembling Guardians of Galaxy trailer.
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Music Director
Posting Date: April 5, 2017
Application Deadline: June 30, 2017
The Winston-Salem Symphony seeks an experienced, innovative, inspiring, collaborative, and community-minded leader to craft and implement its artistic and educational vision and mission as it moves into its next chapter in service to the Piedmont Triad region. Qualified candidates will demonstrate exceptional musical, programmatic, technical and leadership talent and will have a minimum of five to ten years of experience creating imaginative programming and conducting professional orchestras in classical, choral, pops and children's/family repertoire while serving as a Music Director, Assistant, Associate or Resident Conductor.
2017–2018 to be Robert Moody's Last Season with Winston-Salem Symphony
Winston-Salem Youth Chorus
Winston-Salem Symphony Classics Concerts
Present "Music in the New World"
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (DECEMBER 19, 2016) – The Winston-Salem Symphony, Robert Moody, Music Director, will present a classics concert series on Saturday, January 7; Sunday, January 8; and Tuesday, January 10. The concerts will feature Jean Sibelius' towering Symphony No. 5, op. 82, E-flat Major; a dynamic contemporary piece entitled Violet Bond: Concerto for Electric Guitar, by composer and electric guitar soloist D. J. Sparr; and Antonín Dvořák's beloved Symphony No. 9, B. 178, in E minor (From the New World).
Handel's Messiah, Winston-Salem Symphony's Annual Holiday Classic Set for December 13 and 14
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (November 17, 2016) – The Winston-Salem Symphony's annual performance of Handel's Messiah will take place on Tuesday, December 13 and Wednesday, December 14. Widely regarded as music's most powerful message of faith, this is the Symphony's tenth year performing what has become a Triad holiday favorite.
Winston-Salem Symphony Youth Symphony, Youth Philharmonic, and Premiere Strings Present Free Fall Extravaganza Concert
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (NOVEMBER 9, 2016) –The Winston-Salem Symphony Youth Orchestras—comprised of the Winston-Salem Youth Symphony, Youth Philharmonic, and Premiere Strings—will perform a free concert on Monday, November 14, 2016 at 7 p.m.
Winston-Salem Symphony Classics Concerts to Feature Schubert and Mozart
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (OCTOBER 27, 2016) – The Winston-Salem Symphony, Robert Moody Music Director, will present concerts featuring Franz Schubert's Symphony No. 8, D. 759, B minor (Unfinished) and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Symphony No. 41, K. 551, C Major (Jupiter) on Sunday, November 13, and Tuesday, November 15.
Winston-Salem Symphony Opens 2016-2017 Discovery Concert for Kids Series with Salute to Superheroes
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (October 26, 2016) – The Winston-Salem Symphony, Robert Moody, Music Director, will open the 2016-2017 Discovery Concerts for Kids series with a concert entitled Salute to Superheroes. This performance marks the debut of Maestra Jessica Morel, the Winston-Salem Symphony's new Assistant Conductor.
Program Notes for October 2016
Program Notes for November 2016
Program Notes for January 2017
Winston-Salem Symphony to Present Doc Severinsen in Plugged-In Pops Concert
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (OCTOBER 3, 2016) – Enjoy the swinging sounds of big band jazz music as special guest, legendary trumpeter Doc Severinsen, joins the Winston-Salem Symphony and Maestro Robert Moody, Music Director, for a spectacular night of music on Saturday, October 29, 2016 at 7:30 p.m.
Winston-Salem Symphony to Open Classics Season with Beethoven's Ninth
>WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (SEPTEMBER 30, 2016) – The Winston-Salem Symphony and Music Director Robert Moody will open the 2016-2017 Classics Series with concerts featuring Ludwig van Beethoven's masterpiece Symphony No. 9 on Saturday, October 15, Sunday, October 16, and Tuesday, October 18.
Audio: Robert Moody on WSJS 600 AM
WSS Music Director Robert Moody appeared on WSJS 600 AM this morning, to discuss the upcoming 70th Anniversary Season Opening Gala Concert with morning show host, J.R. Snider.
Steinway Piano Gallery —
Greensboro and Charlotte Sponsors Tour of
Legendary Van Cliburn Piano
GREENSBORO & CHARLOTTE, NC (August 23, 2016) – Steinway Piano Gallery – Greensboro and Charlotte are proud to announce the kick-off of a regional tour to showcase the personal Steinway & Sons piano of Van Cliburn- one of classical music's most revered artists. The stunning Model D was a favorite of Mr. Cliburn's and accompanied him to the great stages of the world for some of his most memorable performances.
Andrew Von Oeyen to replace
André Watts at 70th Anniversary
Season Gala Concert
Winston-Salem Symphony Appoints
Jessica Morel Assistant Conductor
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AUGUST 10, 2016) – The Winston-Salem Symphony has named Jessica Morel assistant conductor effective August 24. Prior to joining the Winston-Salem Symphony, Morel served as visiting assistant professor and director of orchestral activities at the University of Evansville, Indiana, and conductor for the Lollipops Concert Series with the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra.
Opening Gala Concert:
Andrew von Oeyen
Saturday, September 17, 2016 | 7:30 p.m.
Reynolds Auditorium
Robert Moody, conductor
Andrew von Oeyen, piano
Winston-Salem Symphony
Beethoven Egmont Overture
Bizet/SEREBRIER Carmen Symphony
Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2
Ode to Joy:
Beethoven's Ninth
October 15, 16, & 18, 2016
Robert Moody leads the orchestra, Symphony Chorale, UNCSA Cantata Singers, and star soloists in one of music's most enduring testaments of peace. Mason Bates' Ode, written as a preface to Beethoven's work, opens the program.
Doc Severinsen
Saturday, October 29, 2016 at 7:30 pm
Doc Severinsen, trumpet
Robert Moody, conductor
HEEERE's DOC! Enjoy the swinging sounds of big band jazz as special guest Doc Severinsen joins Robert Moody and the Winston-Salem Symphony. Bandleader of The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson for over 30 years, Doc will bring his trumpet, style, and air to Reynolds Auditorium for a night of incredible music!
Salute to SUPERHEROES!
Sunday, November 6, 2016
3:00 p.m. (Lobby Fun at 2:00)
From superheroes on the big screen to our hometown heroes, hear the music that celebrates extraordinary strengths! Come dressed in your superhero costumes!


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One of my earliest memories was a confusing experience for an eight year old. After a busy day of freeze tag and "Mother May I" in Texas' relentless heat and dust with my neighborhood friends, I stumbled into my friend Stephanie's house for some water. Her mother was in the kitchen, back to me, stirring something in a pot and she was humming along to music so loud, she didn't even hear me walk in. Just then, her father rumbled down the stairs, entered through a different door by the living room and surprised her with a kiss on the neck. She laughed flirtatiously, almost like a teenager and continued singing to him. I'll never forget her voice, a bit off key but full of confidence: You make me feel like a natural whoaaamunn!
I stared wide-eyed, quest for water forgotten, and headed to my end of the cul-de-sac wondering what a "natural woman" was, and how did one come to feel like one. I thought, "Am I a natural woman yet? Is my mom one? Is this good?"
I should probably point out that as the daughter of a minister in a strict, conservative household, I really didn't know any music beyond the Christian variety and a little Whitney Houston. Plus, I was eight. I probably wasn't supposed to understand Aretha. But now, as an adult, I think I've got it.
Sometimes, fellas… you all say just the right thing, or remember just the right detail, or give us an unexpected gift that makes us warm inside. But often, it is your gift of touch that truly does the trick. For my friend Stephanie's parents, it was a kiss at the nape of her neck. It's these little things that makes us feel cherished, feel feminine, feel special, and yes… like a natural woman. What are they? I've gathered some stories from my girlfriends willing to open up:
1. Her Feet. "A while back, I'd been dating a guy for a few months and for date night, we opted to stay in and order takeout. As I spread the takeout menus on the carpet, he casually picked up my right leg, put my foot in his lap and applied pressure using his long, nimble fingers and strong hands in a circular motion. I have no idea what we ended up ordering for dinner that night, but I remember his touch." - Washington, DC
2. His Chest. "In this day and age, women are independent, modern, doing things on our own. But I have no problem admitting that the place that I feel most safe is early in the morning, just before the sun comes up, when my husband pulls me onto his chest and nuzzles his scruffy goatee in my curls. It is in these moments that he is downright possessive. His arm encircles me, and he purposefully entangles our legs so that I can't move. Luckily, I never want to." - Phoenix, Arizona
3. Her Waist. "We attended a concert together for the first time. It was an intimate venue, the kind where you're not far from the stage and you're likely to make friends with others in the crowd. As the floor filled with folks, I stood in front of him and he pulled me close, holding me at my waist. He kept time to the music by tapping me on either side, and with his warm body behind me swaying to the music, I felt the music most acutely there at my waist." - Los Angeles, CA
4. His Arms. "I remember it was maybe our third date and we were at the mall, walking to the theatre to catch a movie (The Pursuit of Happyness!). My (now) husband is a really popular DJ in the area and he's constantly being stopped by people who want to say hello or take a picture. On this day, a few young women came up to him squealing with delight. As we approached, he put his arm around my shoulders casually, and told them, 'Hi, how are you? This is Amanda and we're headed to the movies. But good seeing you!' Without making the situation awkward, he used a casual gesture to indicate that I was someone special to him who deserved respect. I'd been so used to guys trying so hard to maintain an appearance of singleness at all times, it immediately put me at ease." - Philadelphia, PA
Sometimes, it seems our impatience compels us to head straight for the horizontal polka. But imagine how much more special, how much more intimate, how much more fulfilling our relationships would be if men slowed down and took the time to make their loved one feel like a natural woman? If you haven't discovered that intimate – but not sexual – kind of touch that makes her smile, you're both losing.
For every woman, it may be different. What makes you feel like a natural woman? What does your significant other really appreciate?


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TransCanada's Keystone Oil Pipeline to expand to 590,000 barrels per day
CALGARY, Alberta – July 3, 2007 – TransCanada Corporation (TSX, NYSE: TRP) (TransCanada) today announced the proposed Keystone Oil Pipeline project has secured 155,000 barrels per day of additional firm contracts from Hardisty, Alberta to Cushing, Oklahoma with duration averaging 16 years. The commitments were obtained through the successful completion of a binding Open Season held to support an expansion to 590,000 barrels per day and extension of the pipeline to Cushing, Oklahoma. TransCanada has now secured long term contracts for a total of 495,000 barrels per day with an average duration of 18 years.
The Keystone Pipeline will have an initial nominal capacity to transport approximately 435,000 barrels per day of crude oil from Hardisty, Alberta to U.S. Midwest markets at Wood River and Patoka, Illinois when it enters service in late 2009. The expansion and extension would involve additional pump stations and the construction of a 473-kilometre (294-mile) pipeline from the Nebraska/Kansas border to Cushing, Oklahoma with an in-service date of late 2010. With the Keystone expansion and Cushing extension, the nominal capacity will increase to 590,000 barrels per day.
"This commitment from shippers clearly confirms the value of TransCanada's Keystone project as a cost-competitive way to link growing oil sands supply to U.S. energy markets," said TransCanada chief executive officer, Hal Kvisle. "With this support, we expect to move to the next phase of the project, expanding the pipeline to the U.S. Gulf Coast. We plan to market capacity for this next expansion throughout the balance of 2007."
In February 2007, TransCanada received approval from the National Energy Board (NEB) to transfer a portion of its Canadian Mainline natural gas transmission facilities to Keystone Pipeline subject to the approval of a facilities application to construct and operate Keystone's Canadian facilities. An NEB public hearing on this application concluded on June 21, 2007. TransCanada has also submitted applications for U.S. regulatory approvals at federal and state levels. Provided that regulatory approvals are received, construction of the 2,969-kilometre (1,845-mile) Keystone Pipeline is expected to begin in early 2008.
To obtain additional information about the Keystone Pipeline or view a map of the proposed pipeline route, please visit the project web page at http://www.transcanada.com/keystone/.
With more than 50 years experience, TransCanada is a leader in the responsible development and reliable operation of North American energy infrastructure including natural gas pipelines, power generation, gas storage facilities, and projects related to oil pipelines and LNG facilities. TransCanada's network of wholly owned pipelines extends more than 59,000 kilometres (36,500 miles), tapping into virtually all major gas supply basins in North America. TransCanada is one of the continent's largest providers of gas storage and related services with approximately 360 billion cubic feet of storage capacity. A growing independent power producer, TransCanada owns, or has interests in, approximately 7,700 megawatts of power generation in Canada and the United States. TransCanada's common shares trade on the Toronto and New York stock exchanges under the symbol TRP.
Note: All financial figures are in Canadian dollars unless noted otherwise.
This news release may contain certain information that is forward looking and is subject to important risks and uncertainties. The words "anticipate", "expect", "may", "should", "estimate", "project", "outlook", "forecast" or other similar words are used to identify such forward looking information. All forward-looking statements are based on TransCanada's beliefs and assumptions based on information available at the time such statements were made. The results or events predicted in this information may differ from actual results or events. Factors which could cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations include, among other things, the ability of TransCanada to successfully implement its strategic initiatives and whether such strategic initiatives will yield the expected benefits, the availability and price of energy commodities, regulatory decisions, changes in environmental and other laws and regulations, competitive factors in the pipeline and energy industry sectors, construction and completion of capital projects, access to capital markets, interest and currency exchange rates, technological developments and the current economic conditions in North America. By its nature, such forward looking information is subject to various risks and uncertainties which could cause TransCanada's actual results and experience to differ materially from the anticipated results or other expectations expressed. For additional information on these and other factors, see the reports filed by TransCanada with Canadian securities regulators and with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on this forward looking information, which is given as of the date it is expressed in this news release or otherwise, and TransCanada undertakes no obligation to update publicly or revise any forward looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law.
For further information, please contact:
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Department: Marketing
Office: Cambridge
Position Summary
The Product Manager will work in close alignment with Vericel senior leadership and the C-suite to provide tactical support for key brand strategies and initiatives for Epicel. The Product Manager will gain broad cross functional experience and report to the Director of Marketing and Market Access, Cell Therapies.
Core Responsibilities:
- Develop deep understanding of Epicel, competitive landscape as well as sales process, and market forces which will contribute to long term strategic brand and burn franchise planning.
- Responsible for strategic and tactical implementation of Epicel marketing plans to ensure optimal business results within the US.
- Customer management; Customer Planning & Execution of strategy and tactical plans.
- KOL (Key Opinion Leader) management and development.
- Execute key therapeutic area tradeshows and booth developments and other company sponsored events.
- Strategy and Program Implementation; Ensure execution of relevant and impactful Customer Plans across the team.
- Product & Disease Knowledge; Coordination and Collaboration Execute key strategic tactics for the brand.
- Allocate resources and manage budgets.
- Track, monitor progress and adjust activities accordingly.
- Ensure alignment between CTS (cell therapy specialists/sales), Pricing and Medical Strategy (Scientific Lead Engagement Plan).
Abilities and Attributes:
- Ability to manage multiple projects concurrently.
- Strong technical/analytical skills to identify and solve problems.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Ability to interface with all levels of management and multiple departments.
- Track record for completing assignments on-time and on-budget.
- Willingness to work collaboratively and experience incorporating diverse perspectives into project decision-making.
- Proven ability to work with a high level of integrity, accuracy, and attention to detail.
- Resourceful, tenacious, creative, enthusiastic, and results-oriented.
- Self-motivated, assertive, and self-confident
- Entrepreneurial, enjoys working in a fast-paced, small-company environment.
- Bias for action and passion for excellence.
- Strong organizational skills.
- Strong interpersonal and teambuilding skills.
Leadership Qualifications:
An ongoing commitment to conducting our business according to the highest legal and ethical standards, and to continually pursue excellence in the development and delivery of all of our products and services. This includes:
- Respecting the laws and operating within the applicable regulations of the places in which we conduct business, as well as our own Company policies and procedures.
- Being honest and treating people with respect and courtesy.
- Constantly striving to make Vericel a great place to work, and a company respected for the quality of its people and products.
- Acting as role models for our fellow employees by acting responsibly, fairly, and honestly in our dealings and exercising sound judgment in performing our jobs.
Basic Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree, preferably in a Business or Science field
- A minimum of 3 years of experience conducting or managing in pharmaceutical, biotech, consulting or similarly regulated industry
- MBA a plus
- Surgical product, burn or wound care experience a plus.
- Ability to develop analysis and presentations with standard tools (i.e., Excel, PowerPoint)
- Proven ability to manage time effectively and handle multiple conflicting priorities
- Experience developing market/product forecasting based on market research output preferred
- Experience working in orthopedics /rare diseases preferred
- Knowledge of pharmaceutical secondary data sources (e.g., IMS, patient/claims data, etc.) preferred
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to their race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, or protected veteran status and will receive consideration for employment and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability. Vericel Corporation is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


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Innokin iTaste SVD Deluxe Kit
The iTaste SVD (Superior Vaping Device) is a tube style, variable voltage, variable wattage advanced personal vaporizer, made of Stainless Steel. The iTaste SVD is sleek, with easy to use functionality.
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Innokin iTaste SVD Complete Kit
The iTaste SVD (Superior Vaping Device) is a tube style, variable voltage, variable wattage Electronic Cigarette, made of Stainless Steel.
It features a unique "telescoping" tube which adjusts to several sizes of 18mm wide batteries such as the 18350, 18500 and 18650.
We recommend AW IMR 18650 batteries for this device.
SVD has both variable voltage or variable wattage operation.
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Delta Community Credit Union is committed to improving the financial lives of its members. Our financial resources for young adults and the annual Scholarship Program were created to help members with early financial milestones, like going to college. Scholarship awards are based on academic achievement, community service and submission of an essay on a topic selected by the Credit Union. Financial need may also be considered.
Learn about Delta Community's special HBCU Scholarship.
The application period is now closed. 2017 Scholarship Award recipients will be announced soon.
Applicants must meet all of the following conditions:
Thomas Beirne is a senior at St. Anthony's High School in South Huntington, New York. He plans to attend Cornell University and major in applied mathematics with the long term goal of working as a quantitative analyst in the financial sector. Thomas is a National Merit Commended Student and also received the Harvard Prize Book Award for excellence in scholarship and high character. He received a perfect score in math on the SAT and the St. Bonaventure Academic Award for receiving highest honors each semester in school. He is the president of his school's National Honor Society and is also a member of the National Math, English and Spanish Honor Societies. Thomas is a member of the Varsity Football Team and Captain of the Rugby Team. He is a Boy Scout with 54 merit badges and an Eagle Scout, logging over 300 service hours with the Town of Smithtown's Historical Society. Thomas earned the World Conservation Award which is given to scouts who think globally and act locally to preserve and improve the environment. He has also volunteered with several community organizations including the National Park Service Project, Feed the Needy and working with disabled children with Friar Golden Kids Carnival. Thomas has a Black Belt (Shodan) in Karate and has also worked as an SAT tutor.
Trent Johnson will graduate this May from Eagles Landing Christian Academy in McDonough, Georgia. He will major in nursing at Messiah College in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania and plans to do medical work as a missionary in a developing nation. In his senior year, Trent received the Wendy's High School Heisman for excelling in the classroom, athletics and in leadership, Academic Athlete Awards for wrestling and cross country and made the President's List for achieving an A average throughout his high school years. Trent has participated in mission trips to Alaska, Miami and most recently in Honduras building houses, coordinating medical and dental clinics and donating food and school supplies. He's passionate about community service and works consistently with organizations like Operation Christmas Child Shoebox, the Salvation Army and PurShoeing Joy. He also helps with fundraising efforts for a local Spanish-speaking church. Trent started a lawn service and handy man business in middle school that he successfully ran all through high school. He also tutors math, Spanish, physics and chemistry.
Raahina Malik will graduate as valedictorian from Fayette County High School in Fayetteville, Georgia. She plans to major in neuroscience at Duke University with the long term goal of being a physician or medical researcher. Raahina received the Georgia Certificate of Merit which recognizes students in the top 5% of their class and High Honor Roll Academic Letters each of her years in high school for receiving a 93 or above in each of her classes. She is the president of her school's National Honor Society and coordinated many service projects, such as fundraisers for the construction of Afghanistan refugee shelters and Pinwheels for Syria to support Syrian refugees. For several years, Raahina has volunteered with the Aga Khan Foundation Walk (AKF) participating in efforts to raise $1.2 million for AKF programs worldwide and co-founded a partnership club at her school for AKF to raise awareness and funds for initiatives to alleviate global poverty in Asia and Africa. She has also served at the Piedmont Fayette Hospital and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Fayette as a youth volunteer and conducted cancer research in the area of non-Hodgkin lymphoma at the Emory University Winship Cancer Research Institute last summer. Raahina is the president of her school's Key Club and Multicultural Club and a member of the yearbook staff. She's active in her church working as the Youth Team Lead for Religious Service Group leading up to sixty youth members in tasks like packaging food, assisting senior citizens and young children in the social and prayer hall.
Paige Frank is a rising sophomore at Johns Hopkins University where she is majoring in biomedical engineering with a career goal in the field of medical research. Paige has maintained a GPA above 3.5 in her undergraduate courses placing her on the school's Dean's List. She is also a member the Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering Design Team, which is currently working on a new device to improve the revascularization of coronary arteries. In high school, Paige was a National Merit Scholar and received many honors, like the Women's Society of Engineers Certificate of Merit, the ExCEL Award for excellence in community, education and leadership, and the Triple A Award for distinction in the arts, academics and athletics from the Minnesota State High School League. Paige is a member of Alpha Phi Fraternity, an organization dedicated to advancing the cause of women's heart health. With this group, she recently participated in the Presidents Day of Service, a day with the purpose of serving and improving Baltimore and the communities surrounding the Hopkins Campus. Paige is also a staff member of the Johns Hopkins Newsletter, where she publishes an article each week for the Science and Technology section.
Sabrina Lewis is a senior at East Coweta High School in Sharpsburg, Georgia. She plans to attend the University of California – Berkley and major in engineering with a minor in business and finance. Sabrina participated in the Georgia Governor's Honors Program as a science student and worked on a research project involving hair analysis for drug testing. She has received the Georgia Certificate of Merit and a Scholar Athlete Award for Volleyball and Track. Sabrina served as Vice President of the East Coweta High School Beta Club where she coordinated programs like Christmas gift donations to the Adopt-a-Child Program and hosted Special Olympics activities. She's an active member of three Interscholastic Equestrian Teams and volunteers with the Coweta Organization for Riding, Rehabilitation and Learning (CORRAL), a therapeutic horseback riding center for disabled children and young adults. Sabrina is the reigning Miss Georgia Earth 2016, a pageant organized to promote environmental awareness. She was also the first-runner up for the 2015 National American Miss Pageant.


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The Auction of Spectrum in 2015 India
New Delhi: The Auction of Spectrum in 2100 MHz, 1800 MHz, 900 MHz and 800 MHz Bands re- commenced today at 09.00 A.M. and today 7 rounds of bidding were completed. Till now, 31 rounds of bidding has taken place.
The bidding has taken place in all bands. At present, a value of approximately Rs.94,000 crores has been committed by bidders in respect of provisionally won spectrum. There is still spectrum, which is yet to be sold. Bidding would recommence tomorrow i.e. 10-03-2015 at 9AM.


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What do tofu and beer have in common? Quite a bit actually, thanks to the Better Booze Festival, presented by the eco-conscious team at U.S. Veg Corp. At this event, two floors surround attendees with samples of wine, beer, and spirits—all of which qualify as vegan. That means the brewmasters here eschew any and all animal products—even honey and magic from a witch's familiar—as do the festival food vendors who hand out mouthwatering vegan cuisine.
Lectures, classes, and live entertainment add to the festivities, which help support a good cause. A portion of the proceeds from the event benefit Animal Aid USA.