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Is Eric Schmidt, a New World Order tool? And when he went to North Koriea did he tell them to get ready to play the bad guy in some war games?
if you guys wanna keep getting money from the US and Western Powers to keep existing, then you need to play war games with us...these staged school and mass shootings aren't getting the job done.
"we don't want no trouble.....just keep us alive and keep giving us aid..."
then play the f***** game.......
He very well could be, but he is snubbing his buddies so that would lead me to believe that Eric Schmidt has other motives. Just read this piece by CBS News where their opinion is that Schmidt is bad for snubbing the US Dept of State because the USA is a democracy. The best part of this is that the USA is not nor has ever been a democracy. The second best part is that the article discusses Schmidt snubbing the will of the people. Who cares? Schmidt is an individual on vacation, if he wants to go to an extremely poor country with a wacked out government, then that is his business.
i suppose...unless of course, he is a member of the bildberg group and has influence on US policy and laws....and other nation's policy and laws.
that is pure speculation on my part....I have zero proof
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Somebody had to much freetime!
"Michael Bay is made out of rainbow powder"
I feel that this is funny and all, but in the end is still making fun of Bay and his movies. I was shown this earlier today and felt offended, this guy by the way who wrote this article is not a fan of Bay and makes it clear in the article that Bay delivers nothing more then Explosions and excess. Which to me does not represent a Bay film at all, but this is just my opinion in the end and I'm sure if read under the right light is not as demeaning as I took it to be. I prob just need to go chill for a sec.
That article simply can not be taken seriously I dont think that the writer (fan or not) wrote it seriously either
"Michael Bay is made out of rainbow powder"
As I said before: there is no bad advertisement. When you talk about somebody you make him stronger. Although the tone of this article is a bit sarcastic, it only proves one thing - Michael is great in what he is doing and billions of people like it. No matter the opinion of some critics and journalists.
Very good points guys. Making me view this differently and that is good. Thanks for the share, love your posts Albershide
I should say nothing but I'm going to anyways..
This person could have loads of different motives to get this article out or non at all.. we'll never know..
I wasn't pleased by looking at the article yesterday.. yes i LOOKED at it, cause lets be honest there's not much to read only "nice" pictures and graphs, art print and stuff to look at and the fact that he's only focused on Michael's explosions and death-count in his movies shows that he doesn't understand Michael's movies... so it wasn't hard to think that this guy presented this for Bay fans in the hopes to get a great reaction from us just to prove a point that we love looking at nice images, box office numbers and that we never read a f*kin book or something.. that were all about visual stuff, i don't feel offended because these guys being forced to write something about Michael and his work are the same types of people who act all whiny like a little granny all day long telling kids not to play with fireworks and such and needing diaper changing every time they hear/see something regarding Michael and his movies.
And this article is probably just meant to get loads of fans to visit their site and making them more popular..
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This guy actually saved me some time. I was going to calculate the number of explosions, but guess I don't have to anymore!
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Because "Dark of the Moon was f*cking robbed."
Funny article, 10 points for great sarcasm
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and you guys are right about it.
I liked it. If the data is all accurate, it's really interesting. The correlation between the number of explosions and finanical success is funny only because it's probably coincidental. After all, the increasing success of each Transformers movie is most likely due to the increased popular awareness of the franchise over time (and increasing population). Oftentimes movies do well not because the public knows it's a good movie (they haven't seen it yet!), but because they think they're going to get one. Plus with franchises, people feel obliged to see them so they're not left out of conversations with friends!
The best part, which I was about to complain about until I read it in the fine print: "With the destruction of Shanghai, New York, and Paris in Armageddon, the implied body count is probably in the millions." LOL. Useless statistics, but fun to know!! (And don't forget the dinosaurs!)
P.S. I don't think anyone would go through the trouble of accruing this data without being a fan. Even though he might be getting paid to write it, he probably came up with the idea himself.
I liked this article. I dont think it bashes Bay. However, I think the thing with the explosions is coincidentally, for the most part.


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Three weeks before Tom Brady made his first NFL start, Andrew Luck turned 12.
On the field before the opening kickoff of that game on Sept. 30, 2001, the young Patriot met the opposing quarterback for the first time.
"I was out there warming up for the game and he came over and he said, 'Hey Tom, I'm Peyton,' " Brady recalled.
New England won that home game over Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts, 44-13. On Sunday, Brady will be the experienced star when the Patriots face the Colts again, this time with rookie Luck at quarterback.
And Luck may not get a warm greeting when he takes the field at Gillette Stadium. Brady said he's not sure he'll introduce himself.
"I don't know. We'll see," he said. "Usually I don't go out too early anymore. I tend to just keep to myself."
If he does that to get in a competitive frame of mind, it makes sense in a game that should be tougher than the Patriots could have imagined when the season began. They were 13-3 last year and reached the Super Bowl, while the Colts were 2-14 with a variety of mediocre quarterbacks filling in for Manning, sidelined all last season after several neck surgeries.
After the season, Manning signed with the Denver Broncos. The Colts made Luck the first pick of the NFL draft and he's having a much better rookie season than both Brady, who threw just three passes in 2000, and Manning, who started all 16 games when the Colts went 3-13 in 1998.
"As a rookie, I was like fourth-string and eating nachos before the game in the stands," said Brady, now in his 13th season. "There wasn't much of me thinking of playing."
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"As a young quarterback growing up, I took the opportunity to watch the sort of benchmarks of quarterback play," Luck said. "There were some great playoff games at both stadiums. I think Gillette had grass a while back so it got fairly muddy sometimes late in the year."
The field has artificial turf now and the teams are heading into the latter part of the season on a roll. The Colts have won their last four games, the Patriots their last three, and both are 6-3.
"It's a big game, obviously, a huge game," Luck said. "In the AFC, (the) two teams that are up there, in terms of the standings right now. So it'll definitely be exciting."
The Colts have made a swift turnaround. They already have four more wins than they had all last season and have a legitimate shot at a playoff berth.
"I'm definitely impressed," Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker said. "Obviously, you would figure it would be a rebuilding type deal for the Colts and it's not that way at all. They're playing some really good ball with a lot of young players and then they have some veterans, too, who really kind of step up for them in crunch time."
Luck's 2,631 yards passing are the most by a rookie through his first nine games. He set an NFL rookie record with 433 yards through the air in a 23-20 win over the Miami Dolphins two weeks ago. And one more game of more than 300 yards will be his fifth, breaking Manning's NFL rookie mark.
There's a decent chance of that happening Sunday.
The Patriots have allowed that many in five of their nine games. Only four teams have given up more yards passing than the Patriots, who have been especially vulnerable to the big play. They're hoping to get help from newcomer Aqib Talib, obtained in a trade with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
"I know how talented he is," Colts interim coach Bruce Arians said. "He's got a good passion for the game and he'll be a great addition, I think, to them."
Talib sat out Sunday's 37-31 win over the Buffalo Bills, completing a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances. Continued...
"What happened in the past is the past. I'm just looking forward to make the best of this opportunity and win some ballgames," he said. "It's my fifth year in the league and I've played almost every coverage there is to play. So whatever they ask me to play, that's what I'm going to play."
Stopping Reggie Wayne could be high on his to-do list.
The 12-year veteran leads the NFL with 69 catches and is second with 931 yards receiving. His skills and know-how have been a big help to Luck.
"He's got Wayne there to help him out," Patriots defensive end Rob Ninkovich said. "He's had years of experience and I'm sure he's given him some advice."
Luck also has been successful running the ball, but the Patriots have a more balanced attack with an average of 146 yards rushing, fifth most in the NFL. They lead the NFL with 33.2 points and 430.3 yards per game
The teams face each other for the 13th time since 2003 despite being in different divisions. The Patriots beat the Colts in the playoffs in the 2003 and 2004 seasons and went on to win the Super Bowl both times. The Colts beat the Patriots in the AFC title game in the 2006 season and captured the championship with Manning.
The rivalry is strong. But both teams' desire to keep their winning streaks alive is stronger.
"Every week is big," Colts defensive end Cory Redding said, "but this one in particular because of what we're doing and what we've done the last few weeks."
But Arians, filling in while Chuck Pagano battles leukemia, doesn't want his team to get too excited.
What would a win mean for the Colts? Continued...
"Well," he said, "it would just make us 7-3."
It also would give Luck something Brady earned 12 years ago: a win in his first season as a starter over a great quarterback.
"It doesn't matter if it's your first year or if it's your 13th year," Patriots cornerback Kyle Arrington said. "If you're a good player, you're a good player."
And Luck is just starting out.
"If some day I can play at a level that Peyton and Tom play at," Luck said, "then that'd be a quarterback's dream come true."
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JoeGator, on 05 December 2012 - 10:35 AM, said:
I just think this is another annoying example of how playing a a close game against the best team somehow neutralizes the rest of the year.
In some people's mind anyway.
Like how UGA deserved a BCS bowl because of this close loss. No.
UGA beat Florida and lost to two other teams of that caliber. Now ranking them No.2 is all but assumed because they played Bama close?
No way.
Georgia is No.2 because there are three 11-1 teams. They beat one and lost to the other.
I never said Florida shouldn't go to a BCS bowl. I think the BCS is bullshit sending a team who didn't play in the SEC championship And lost to the team who did play. I blame the BCS not Florida.


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Is he still alive?
Saddly, no.
He passed away in 1993 in Stuttgart. Though he could be still alive...He would be 83. World lost a fine man when Hartmann died...
What is it with you and glorifying nazi soldiers. The Finnish I can understand (in the case of the Winter War that is, not the Great Patriotic War). But come, on, a fine man? Sure, fine at killing.
Although I will admit his record is amazing. Shot down 16 times! I bet by the 5th one he was just doing it casually Quote: German and Nazi are two difrent thing. Quote: Very funny..... Quote: Well I don't want to offend you, but he was fighting for the Nazi Regime, and through his actions, furthered the Reich's power and influence in the world.
If a Russian soldier is fighting for Communists does that have to mean that he is communist?
No. If a country is ruled by communist does that make all its people communists? No. Sigh... That doesnt make him Nazi.
He may not have been a nazi but he was advancing that cause through his shooting down of planes of the enemies of nazis.
soviet78 wrote: So fragging what? You are seeing everything as black and white.
Is it not black in white, in this case? He may have been a good man, etc, but he was still fighting for the nazi regime.
soviet78 wrote: And?
Nothing. That was my only point.
He is an incredible pilot, although fighting for the Fascist Scum.
When we hang the Capitalists they will sell us the rope we use.
-Joseph Stalin
And does that mean that he was nazi and bad man? No.
Indeed he is a great pilot, regardless of whether or not he is a Nazi.
He is a great man.
Too bad he didn't die in '39. When we hang the Capitalists they will sell us the rope we use.
-Joseph Stalin Quote: .... Comrade Vlad wrote: Why do you got Lenin at the same sig as Stalin? soviet78 wrote: I actually agree with soviet78 here. Quote: 352 kills very impressive but I don't think that he is the best. Their are plenty of aviators who are good but did not fight in wars. "Don't hate on me bro" - Loz |
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NoHItter wrote: Well,June knew that this wasn't a ship, but Ace didn't. You could infer then that if she jumped into the water, Ace would think it was connected to the ocean and thus June "escaped" and there was nothing he could do. Or It was the only escape route June could get to. but that's the thing, what escape route? besides, there was not point escaping, since a time paradox was going to happen, she would've disappeared anyway, thus dying(?) Quote: Also did anyone else laugh when you saw the elevator scene with Junpei and June? YES omg, that was hilarious, let me find it...... EDIT: Okay, here it is, for anyone who's wondering: SPOILER (click to toggle) June: Aren't you afraid? Junpei: Afraid of what? June: Well, I've never... You know... I might... Get wet. Down there... I'd get soaking wet... Junpei: W-Well, I mean, of course you would, that's the way it works. I mean, I've never heard of anyone getting soaking wet... somewhere... else... June: That's... that's true... Junpei: ... June: You... don't mind? Junpei: Mind what? June: Getting... wet... Junpei: W-Well. I dunno, I think I'd probably... You know... like it. June: Gosh, Jumpy! You're so brave! Junpei: ... Really? I mean, I kinda think any guy would do the same thing, you know? What happens happens, right? If you get the chance, you've just gotta go for it. That's what a man's supposed to do, I guess. June: Y-You're so cool, Jumpy! I really admire you! Junpei: Uh, that... doesn't really seem like the sort of thing you oughta admire someone for... June: I'm... I'm really scared... Junpei: Y-Yeah... I mean, like you said, you've never... done it... before... June: Yes... So I don't think I'll be able to last very long, and then it'll be... over... Junpei: ... O-Over? June: Yes. I'll go to heaven... Junpei: ... Heaven...? June: It feels kind of like you're floating in space, and your mind gets all fuzzy, like when you pass out... At least, that's what I've heard from people who have experienced it... Junpei: A-Ah, yes, I've heard that too. Although I don't think the same thing happens to guys. June: ... What? Junpei: ... Huh? June: But, it would happen to men too, wouldn't it? It would happen to anyone. Once it gets into your body, the same thing happens to everyone. Junpei: ... Well... I mean... Usually it doesn't... go inside... the man... I mean, generally... June: Yes, it does. Well, eventually it will. It's not like you really have a choice... Your body will force you to swallow some of it, eventually... Junpei: Wh-What are you trying to do to me...? June: Nothing... I'm not going to do anything to you. I'm just saying that that's what happens. It's a psychological reaction to what you're experiencing... I know most men probably have larger lungs, but... Even then, I don't think you could hold your breath for 20, or even 10, minutes. Eventually, you'd have to breathe, and then the water would get into your lungs... June: Once that happens, your body won't be able to get oxygen anymore, and you'll start to feel that floaty feeling as you pass out... Junpei: ... June: ... Junpei: ... June: ... Junpei: Ha ha... Ha ha ha ha... Ahahahahahaha! that was such a -facepalm- moment for me, but still really funny lol. i didn't laugh as much as i O.o... orz... -get some ice water to cool me down- EDIT: Oh yes, I forgot, when Junpei and June are in front of the elevator and you have to choose why you think June is afraid to go down, choose [Afraid of being with a boy] or something like that Last edited by YGOkid8 on , edited 1 time in total.
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Hi everyone, I just thought Id share some moments with you about my trip to Boston.
IÂll be home the 22nd of August but right now we are in Gloucester MA just relaxing at a bed and breakfast on the beach. My sister in law lives next door and thatÂs were im hooking up from so im able to get on my computer for a few minutes. As I write im looking out onto the ocean and although the sky is overcast and itÂs a bit drizzly here, the ocean breeze and the fresh clean smell of sand and water are wafting through the windows. My sister in law just passed me with a plate of cut up starfruit and stopped to give me a slice. Mmmm, that was good. And a few minutes later she layer out a sliced up pineapple. It was organic and it was one of the best I ever had. So juicy and sweet!
Although sheÂs not raw sheÂs really into fruits and veggies and is taking us out tonight to this place that has Âfabulous saladsÂ.
Yesterday when we got here she made us a salad of fresh cucumbers and tomatoes from her garden and last night we went out and had a great smoothie from this place we found in NH while stocking up on some fruits and nuts for the B&B.
We have our little tribest blender with us and have made some smoothies with protein powder and green powder in the mornings as well.
The first day we arrived we had a lot of business stuff to do but my other sister in law informed us she was making dinner. So although we were kind of cringing at the thought of what we would be eating while everyone else around us was eating a standard American diet, we obliged. My sister in law has two little children and a husband and none of them are Âinto rawÂ.
Well, what a surprise we had when we sat down to dinner. Very nonchalantly there was put in front of us a green dip with fresh veggies. ÂHmm, looks like my spinach dipÂ
I thought. Well, it was and it was REALLY good. Next came corn chowder, followed by tomato-mushroom salad. Toping off the meal was a carrot cake. YUM!!!
I couldnÂt believe it! My sister in law had never made anything raw but she had my book and decided to treat us!
What a great surprise. I always have people asking how I stay raw while traveling, and although I lucked out with that homemade raw dinner that first night, it really isnÂt very hard. A very little bit of preparation and it can really be a so easy.
One of my clients went to Africa and stayed raw the whole time.
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Dellas Elwin Imlay passed away June 27, 2012 at his home in New Harmony, Utah. He was born October 10, 1932 to Kenneth S. & Emma DeMille Imlay in Hurricane, Utah.
After attending CSU (now SUU), Dellas earned his Associates Degree. Dellas was a personnel manager for Utah International until the Iron mine operations closed. He retired from the State of Utah's Job Service operations. He was a volunteer fireman, honorary fireman, Little League coach, and a councilman for the town of New Harmony. He served in the United States Air Force during the Korean Conflict from 1950-1954. He married Patricia Anne Pace Imlay October 15, 1955 in Cedar City, Utah and later solemnized in the St. George temple.
Dellas held many different positions in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He was a Bishop, Counselor to the Bishop, High Councilman, High Priest Group Leader, and a Boy Scout leader. Dellas loved New Harmony and his view of Kolob and Pine Valley. He was a golfer, rancher, hunter, a master griller and loved spending time with his grandchildren and supporting their many activities.
He is survived by his wife; children Lynne Beatty of New Harmony, UT; Robert Imlay (Samantha) of Las Vegas, NV; Janet Bulloch (Scott) of Mesquite, NV; Russell Imlay (Sandi) of St. George, UT; brother Marlowe W. Imlay; nine grandchildren; and one great grandchild. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother Derol Imlay.
Funeral services will be held Monday, July 2, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. at in the New Harmony LDS Chapel located at 12 South Main in New Harmony, UT. Visitations will be held Sunday, July 1, 2012 from 6-8:00 p.m. at Southern Utah Mortuary (190 N 300 W, Cedar City, UT) and Monday, July 2, 2012 from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the church. Interment will be in the New Harmony Cemetery under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be made at www.sumortuary.com.
The family would like to extend their appreciation to Iron County Home Health for their excellent care. Thank you Maree Prince, Taylor Johnson and Debbie Corbridge. Also to Ned and Jana Huntsman for their care and concern at the time of his passing.


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What Should Replace Hobcaw Cafe?
Patch readers comments and ideas sought for vacant stores and buildings in the township.
For two years, the Hobcaw Cafe in Verona served up fresh, Southern-inspired food. In September 2012 the popular cafe closed its doors for good.
The cafe, located at 20 Grove Ave. in Verona, is situated in a small strip mall just off of Bloomfield Avenue surrounded by Tortilla Sunrise and Krauser's deli as its neighbors.
So this is where you come in, Verona and Cedar Grove community. The concept behind this column is we'll present a vacant building and ask you to tell us what you think would be the best use of the vacant space.
Here's the fun part: Forget what zone it's in. Ignore setback regulations, as well as dump lot coverage rules and all the other zoning jargon that puts most people to sleep.
Our bottom line: If you had your way, what would you like to see there? What would be the best use of the space for the community?
To make this work, this can't be a one-sided conversation. We want to hear from you in our comments section. And, please, let us know if there's a vacant space/building you know of as well we can feature in a future column.
Send emails about vacant buildings or stores to Verona-Cedar Grove Patch Associate Editor Eric Goodman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
About this column: Patch wants your help deciding what to do with vacant buildings around town. What's your ideal business to take over a vacant building. Let us know.
10:23 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
A Jamba Juice, Juice Generation or a Starbucks!... btw, why did Hobcaw close?
Eric Goodman
10:14 am on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Thank you for your comment! Here is the article that ran when Hobcaw Cafe closed. http://patch.com/A-xTj2
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starbucks. or any place that can make a decent coffee. (hobcaw did a great job of it)


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Which Day Is The Sabbath Day Of The Lord? Is It Really Sunday Or Saturday?
Is Sunday Or Saturday The Sabbath Of the Lord?
God promises us if we seek the truth, we will find it. He also asks us once we find it or if we hear his voice, to not harden our hearts or refuse to hear it (Psalm 95:7,8). Please read everything to get wisdom and understanding.
If you are getting that feeling like this guy doesn't know what he's talking about, read Hebrews 4. Pray to God for wisdom and understanding.
Recently I got into an intense text and email debate with a man that studies the bible and knows the bible like the back of his hand. At one point, this amazed me how he could quote scripture at the blink of an eye.
We were talking about a few things. The 10 commandments (exodes 20) and who were they for; What was nailed to the cross (Colossians 2:14); are Jews subject to different LAWS than us who are considered Gentiles and the main concern was are we suppose to or required to keep the Sabbath.
Now I'm not running around telling people "oh your wrong for going to church on Sunday" or "your going to hell for not keeping the Sabbath". I would dead wrong and not doing the will of God if I did this. One close friend, even though we don't see eye to eye on this exact matter, told me to tell the truth but at the same time, do it out of love.
This may plant a seed in some eventually opening their eyes to the truth in which God will show them if they continue to seek it.
Most preachers will say it doesn't matter what day we praise the Lord. As long as we praise him he's happy.
Do you ever wonder why most of us go to church or praise the Lord on Sunday rather than the seventh day which he specifically told us to do with the 4th commandment?
Sad thing is, most followers of Christ don't; most of us just do what were taught from youth.
Even I'm guilty of this. I grew up not celebrating pagan holidays (christmas, halloween, valentines day, easter) and keeping the Sabbath; after 18 years of doing so, why start celebrating them now?
It wasn't until I started doing bible studies and deep study about these subjects that I was able to understand why my mom forbade these holidays from being celebrated and the keeping of the sabbath or the seventh day of rest.
Now we believe diligently in keeping the 10 commandments. Were not perfect so sin is expected but as followers of Christ, we are expected to be (Matthew 5:48).
Lets just say I'm glad Jesus died for my sins and I hope you are too. I'll touch more on that later because Christ dying for our sins plays a HUGE role in the Laws that God gave us.
Whats are Laws?
The definition of law is "a rule or order that it is advisable or obligatory to observe". A better definition is "the revelation of the will of God set forth in the Old Testament"
In the old testament in Exodes 20, Moses was given the 10 commandments on Mt. Sinai. These were:
These were written on a tablet of stone. They were Laws that were put in place to distinguish what was sin and what was not.
If you killed a man, you sinned by breaking the 6th commandment. If you did work on the Sabbath, you broke the 4th commandment and so on; According to God, not me.
How Could They Be Forgiven If Without Christ?
Now as you should know, those times were before Christ died on the cross to grant us forgiveness for our sins.
After all God had done for the children of Israel, they still refused to keep his commandments (Nehemiah 9:16). Bible says they hardened their necks to his commandments.
Israel just wouldn't stop sinning. In the beginning, God made it clear that sins could be forgiven through the shedding of blood or sacrificing of an animal.
In saying that, God commanded Moses to write his own Laws.
Here's Where The Confusion Takes Place
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Mr. and Mrs. Hansell Norwood York, III, of Memphis, Tenn., formerly of Jackson, Miss., announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Frances, to Cameron Norton Woodward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Lamar Woodward, Jr., of Buckhead. Miss York is the granddaughter of Mrs. Hansell Norwood York, Jr., and the late Mr. York of Baytown, Texas, and the late Rev. Dr. Myers B. Curtis, of Houston, Texas, and the late Jane Nelms Lansford, of Georgetown, Texas. Mr. Woodward is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Williams of Greensboro, and Mrs. Alva Arthur Norton, Jr., and the late Mr. Norton, of Buckhead, and the late Heyward Lamar Woodward.
Miss York is a graduate of Jackson Academy and of the University of Mississippi where she received a Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences. While at Ole Miss, she was a Varsity Cheerleader and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. She is currently a Sales Manager at The Westin Peachtree Plaza in Atlanta.
Mr. Woodward is a graduate of Morgan County High School, Madison. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Georgia, and received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Alabama School of Law. He is currently a partner with the law firm of Cossio, Lebowski and Woodward. The wedding will take place August 27, 2011 at The Farm at Old Edwards Inn in Highlands, N.C.
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