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About this Vendor
You've waited your whole life for this!
At Abernethy Center, we have mastered the art of the event, along with all the service and details that go into making that event a success. The reason we are here, the passion that keeps us going, is this -- we are caretakers of the most important day in a couples lives.
Amenities + Details
Handicap Accessible
Liability Insurance
Outdoor - Covered
Reception Area
For more details about amenities, please message the Venue.
$$ – Affordable
Ballroom, Garden, Park, Church, Religious Setting, Tented
Bar + Drinks, Food + Catering, Planning, Service Staff
Contact Info
Magical weddingReviewed on 10/06/2015 Shari S
My husband and I were married in Abigail's garden followed by a tented reception on October 3, 2015. From the rehearsal to the actual wedding day everything went flawlessly. Sarah, our venue coordinator was kind, helpful, easy to follow and kept our group calm and on time. She... Read More was extremely attentive the day of the wedding, directed our vendors accordingly, offered her assistance at every turn and was just fabulous. Our hors d'oeuvres were waiting at our table with a glass of wine and water and was promptly followed by our entrees. No problem with us starving! And the food was absolutely delicious. I was worried that it wouldn't be hot, but they didn't disappoint and we received compliments all night about the quality of the food and the over all beauty of the venue. I really cannot rave enough about what an amazing and unforgettable experience we had. We have no complaints and would highly recommend Abernethy Center. Thank you!
From the very beginning of the planning phases of our wedding, Elisabeth was always ready to answer our ten thousand questions, and handle any and all inevitable hiccups we ran into during the weeks before our event. From the moment we arrived at the venue on our Magical Day,... Read More Amy and the rest of the event staff were able to walk that very fine line of always being where they needed to be, while simultaneously never being in the way. The preparation, the professionalism, and the way they always managed to keep things calm and fun, are just a few of the reasons that the Abernethy Center and it's staff will always be the first place I suggest when anyone is looking for an event venue.
Nicole and Chris's WeddingReviewed on 6/02/2015 Nicole L
The veiled garden at the Abernethy Center was the perfect setting for what turned out to be the perfect wedding! All the staff there was great, very helpful and attentive. The reception went off perfectly in the ballroom. We sort of customized our dinner, we had a fajita buffet... Read More and it was amazing. The food tasted great! The staff made sure the party flowed. Drinks were great too. We did margaritas as our signature drink. All of our guest have told us it was the best wedding they have been too. Was a great day and would love to do it again!!
We are so happy that we were able to be a part of your special day and make it so your memory of it was as perfect as every girl always dreams her big day will be!
I found the Abernethy Center through wedding magz and decided they were exactly what I wanted for the price I wanted to pay. I decided on a thursday afternoon, 3pm, I choose the veiled garden and ballroom so I could have an outdoor factor and inside eating w/ AC and the freshest... Read More food. It truly made the venue worth the bucks paid! Unfortunately, about 5 months before the wedding my wedding specialist with venue quit and I had to switch specialists. This pretty much made me have to go over things again and might have overall impacted the quality of my day. I worked with Elizabeth for the last months, she is very sweet, professional and super responsive. They included catering which was a huge mark off my list and the food the day off was AMAZING. I have recieved nothing but great things from guests about it! For a wedding venue I would expect the following things to have not have happened. First things first, when decorating, thankfully we got to do it after rehearsal, the tablecloths were the WRONG COLOR! I couldn't believe it, and luckily it went with the rest of the colors still so I did decide to keep it, but come on people! Secondly, originally I was told my sweetheart table would be round, with a gray table and purple napkins (opposite of my other tables) I was surprised to find a rectangular table with a black tablecloth (a server table really). Thirdly and most importantly, my day of coordinator Lydia did not take her job as seriously as I would have liked. Lydia either did not insure things were done and liked to make excuses for everything. Also, there was wedding crashers or people from another wedding CONSTANTLY coming into the venue! WTF! I would think a venue or Lydia could handle something like this. Guests sat down and even signed my guest book, was a stupid mess and was not ideal. Overall, I had a great day but with most of the mistakes I felt didn't need to happen and were ultimately on the venue, the choice is up to you!
Abigail's garden is a beautiful location... I had my wedding in July and the weather ended up being great. I recommend draping the tent if you decide to have your wedding in Abigail's Garden it adds sophistication and flare to any outside wedding. My soda bar was a hit with all... Read More my guests it was a great way to add a personal touch, making our own signature drinks.. Make sure you know what you want before hand as they have so much to offer it can be overwhelming...
Abigail's garden at Abernethy Center was beautiful. I couldn't have asked for a better venue to celebrate our wedding. They were responsive and attentive to detail. The catering was delicious, I had so many compliments from the guests. I definitely recommend this venue to... Read More everyone.
We are very, very happy we had our wedding at Abigail's Garden at Abernethy Center!! From the very beginning their staff was professional, friendly, and genuine. It was evident that our event coordinator and our day of specialist truly cared about us and wanted to help us make... Read More our wedding beautiful and special in every way that they could. We loved their inclusive service, that really set them apart from other vendors we looked at. Our ceremony and reception spaces looked absolutely amazing, the sound system worked great, not to mention that their chefs are amazing; all of our guests kept raving about the food! The staff at Abernethy know weddings inside and out. They pay attention to the little details and are attentive to the needs and wants of the bride and groom. We have nothing but positive words to say about our experience. We would highly recommend Abernethy Center!
My husband and I were just married at this venue a few weeks ago and we had the absolute best wedding day! Our ceremony was in the chapel and the reception was in the ballroom. Elizabeth was very helpful during the whole wedding planning process. Our ceremony specialist Sarah... Read More was the sweetest and she made the whole day run so smoothly. All of my guests were so impressed with the food and they thought both the chapel and ballroom looked beautiful. I can't think of anything negative to say!
BeautifulReviewed on 10/27/2015 Anna M
The food and atmosphere were amazing!! Absolutely stunning venue!! And the day of coordinator was so very kind. She definitely made the day all about me and my husband!!!!
I was in a wedding here recently and everything seemed to be going great until we met the "manager" of the ballroom area. She first introduced herself by yelling at the entire bridal party. I walked into the bridal suite while this was happening and was not sure why she... Read More was yelling, something about alcohol. I looked around the room and saw no alcohol in the room. Then, after we were finished with the ceremony, the bridesmaids and I briefly returned to the bridal suite. We noticed that all of our purses and bags had been searched through, with things thrown on the floor. Apparently one of the bridesmaids had some outside alcohol in a bag, and the entire bag was taken. None of us were in the room while our bags were being searched since we were all in the wedding ceremony. Later, I asked a server if I could see the manager. I explained to her that an employee had searched through our personal belongings during the wedding ceremony. I also explained that while one bag did have alcohol in it, the rest of our bags did not and we felt like our privacy was invaded when somebody came into the room while we weren't present to search through our things. At first she tried to lie about it, and then she said "If somebody hadn't broken the policy then I wouldn't have searched through your bags and purses." So it was the manager herself that searched through our belongings! I tried again to explain that this was an invasion of privacy and her only responses were to accuse me of bringing in alcohol (it was not me) and ask why the culprit would not speak to me herself. I tried again to explain that it was not about the alcohol, but the fact that ALL of our bags and purses were rifled through. All she would say was "What do you want me to do about it now?" I have never encountered such a rude person in a hospitality environment. The strict no-outside-alcohol policy would not have been a problem in itself, but the means to enforce the policy are outrageous and violating. I would never recommend this venue to anybody after experiencing such a violation of privacy and a mentally unstable and rude manager.
Too ExpensiveReviewed on 8/07/2015 Marissa G
The Abernathy Center is beautiful and I always dreamed of getting married there. But the price is way too much. The hardest part is that you have to use there catering, and that's where all the dollars add up. Also, you will need to book this venue about a year in advance if you... Read More want a decent date. I am bummed I couldn't get married here for budget reasons, but it would be great for a bride with a big enough budget.
Wedding VenueReviewed on 2/08/2015
I got married 6 months ago at the Abernethy Center in Abigail's Garden. My Event Specialist was Laura and she was absolutely the best to work with through the whole wedding planning process and it definitely was the best day of my life! Laura is the most nicest person and... Read More definitely reassures you that your wedding day will be great and I would definitely recommend her to anyone that is getting married at the Abernethy Center. On my wedding day my wedding officiant was 45 minutes late and my day of coordinator Amy, made me feel at ease and not to worry that everything would be ok. Amy had the caterers serve my guests appetizers and wine before the ceremony while we waited on the wedding officiant and after the wedding my guests told me how well that all worked out and I was so happy everyone was pleased and I can't thank the Abernethy Center enough for making those changes to make my guests happy while we waited on the wedding officiant. Overall having my wedding at the Abernethy Center was a great decision and I would definitely recommend this venue to anyone!!!
My wedding was perfect!Reviewed on 1/19/2015 Sarah A
I have nothing negative to say about the Abernethy Center. Not going to lie, it's not cheap, but it was worth every penny. I really appreciated the military discount. I started working with Laura from the day we booked the venue to the week of the wedding (over a year time... Read More frame) and she was the absolute best. I probably asked her literally a thousand questions and e-mailed her a bunch but she was always patient with me and always got back to me. At the rehearsal and the day of the wedding, we worked with Amy who was also super Awesome :] Her and my coordinator worked very well together. The chapel and the ballroom were extremely beautiful and elegant. The staff, every single person, the coat check, servers, etc, were all polite, professional, just excellent all around. The food was AMAZING. It's like the kind of food you get at 5 star restaurants. I got the "silver birch" table runners that looked amazing with my winter theme. The lighting was perfect. It was nice that they had a projector and screen built into the ceiling, one less thing to worry about. They made sure everything flowed smoothly and went according to the timeline. I don't know what else to say, everything was just perfect.
So happy with the Abernethy!Reviewed on 11/01/2014
Laura was amazing! She was so helpful with planning our wedding and always quick to respond to my numerous emails. The day of, all the staff were extremely helpful and I didn't need to worry about a thing. Beautiful venue and great food, too!
Fairytale come true!Reviewed on 10/30/2014 Dakota M
After our first venue suddenly fell through on us, we frantically searched for a second-best option with less than 2 months to spare! Probably the most stressful time of my life. Somehow, and I still don't know how it wasn't booked, the Abernethy center had a spot available for... Read More us. As soon as I toured Abigail gardens, I was instantly grateful that our first venue fell through because Abernethy jumped from what we thought would be our second-best choice to the venue of our dreams. Not exaggerating. The bare bones of the venue are enough in itself to make for a magical wedding, but when coupled with your personal style & decoration, it comes alive. Nearly all of my guests came to us at some point and said it was the most beautiful wedding they'd ever been to! I feel that a lot of that credit goes to the unfailing help & support of the Abernethy crew. During the process of planning, Elizabeth helped me through every concern and question I had. Even up until the night before the wedding day! When the day came, I was able to relax and enjoy every moment, knowing that everything was in good hands. And I think, that, is the most priceless thing for a bride. To be able to enjoy your special day, knowing that the people you hired, are professionally and immaculately taking care of every detail you spent hours on hours planning for! The reception was seamless. Thank you Abernethy center for making my wedding dreams a reality!
Abigail's Garden at Abernethy CenterReviewed on 10/30/2014 Margo D
I knew I wanted to have my ceremony and reception here since I first experienced it for my friend's wedding. It is absolutely beautiful, especially at night! Everything was handled so smoothly from beginning to end. I was totally confident that the day would be perfect - and it... Read More was! My favorite moment was sitting on the porch of the bridal suite with my dad, waiting to walk down the aisle. The sun was setting, and my cousin was singing, and the wedding party was preparing to walk. It was truly perfect, a moment I will never forget. I had nothing to worry about during that moment, because Abernethy Center took care of everything!
Two thumbs up!Reviewed on 10/29/2014
My wedding was 9/13/14 and it was definitely a day to remember. Abernathy center offered an awesome planner to help us through this process that neither myself or my husband have ever been through before. The food was phenomenal, the venue looked amazing, and the dessert and... Read More mid night snacks were wonderful. Loved that the location was very local and close enough for everyone to easily get to and from. Thanks for an awesome wedding to remember!
Beautiful Venue and Great ServiceReviewed on 10/29/2014
As someone who does Public Relations for internationally televised red carpet events, I knew that I would not be the easiest of clients for any wedding vendor, as my expectations in regards to service and quality are very high. From the moment I connected with Laura online, I... Read More knew that we had come to the right place. I had a very specific idea of what I wanted the feel and look of our wedding to be, and Laura understood and worked hard to make sure that this image become a reality. We wanted to do both the ceremony and reception outdoors, and enjoy all the natural beauty that this venue offered. Though intimate in nature, we wanted it to be a classy event that we and all our guests would enjoy. Abernethy's team not only achieved the look that we wanted, but also provided excellent service, with great attention to detail and all served with a smile. Our goal was to enjoy every minute of "our" day, and thanks to the team at Abernethy, we achieved this. We had a wonderful wedding. Thank you Abernethy!
Beautiful Location with Excellent ServiceReviewed on 10/29/2014 Hannah L
Abernethy Center was a wonderful place to have my wedding. They helped every step of the way - from first viewing to the end of the reception. I had the ceremony in the chapel and reception in the Veiled Garden. Lauren was my event specialist and she, along with the rest of the... Read More staff, was always friendly, professional, and a general pleasure to work with. They had excellent follow-up, were efficient, and thought of details I wouldn't have on my own. (Such as offering suggestions on how to better serve the salad or cake on my wedding day, when temperatures were in the 90's.) They were also accommodating and patient with me when making decisions, as my fiancé was in another city. On our actual wedding day, the staff took care of everything, while not being at all intrusive, so my groom, family, and I could all enjoy the day. Over three months later, I'm still glad I chose this venue!
Abernethy Center - Perfection, Professionalism, and Picture-PerfectReviewed on 10/21/2014 Larissa L
We had our wedding at Abernethy Center, and I could not be more pleased. The site is gorgeous and they have everything you could want for a spectacular day. Want a gorgeous garden? They've got two. A quaint Chapel? Check. An elegant ballroom? Got it. An amazing venue that people... Read More are still talking about? Abernethy Center is the place! We wanted an elegant and sophisticated wedding, and the various settings with the ceremony in the Chapel, cocktail hour in the Veiled Garden, and dinner and dancing in the Ballroom gave us exactly what we wanted. Here are our top 10 favorite things: 10. The Chapel -- from the front with the picture-perfect steps and steeple to the backdrop of the gorgeous trees behind the windows of the Chapel -- it is a dream location. 9. The Chapel bell ringing at the end of the ceremony. 8. The lush garden setting which gave a gorgeous variety of settings for our photographs and then a perfect setting for our cocktail party. 7. The elegant ballroom with marble entry, expandability, and great dance floor. 6. The food. 5. The food. 4. The food. I'm not just using up numbers here; it's really that good. All of our guests are still raving about it. It was "the quality you'd expect at a top-notch restaurant, not a wedding venue" was what we've heard said many times. 3. The extraordinary level of service. I've organized a lot of events (no weddings though :) ) and have never experienced the level of service that the Abernethy Center staff provided. They were top-notch in all aspects throughout the planning process and the wedding. 2. The staff. Every member of the staff was fantastic. Laura, our Event Specialist worked with us throughout the months leading up to the wedding and was a true partner throughout the planning process. We had several unusual elements (ice cream cart, cheese "cake"), and the Abernethy was great at working with all the new vendors. Laura was truly amazing in her efficiency, handling of details, follow-through, and professionalism. Melinda, our Ceremony Specialist, was completely professional in every minute and in every interaction with every person during the rehearsal and the day of the wedding. Her demeanor was always calm and supportive while she was making magic happen with her walkie-talkie. She had the right energy for the day, keeping everyone on task and things moving along, but then giving the reverence needed right before my father and I walked down the aisle. She was fantastic. Chloe, the Event Manager who handled the reception and the rest of the impeccable staff, was equally professional, warm, and competent. Even when we were struggling to get through the clean-up (our own fault), she was courteous and welcoming. I don't remember one misstep that day. I'm sure there were some, but I didn't know about it and no one else noticed. 1. Our wedding. No one had a better time that day than me, the bride. I don't know how many people can say that, or that they truly enjoyed every aspect of planning and working with their vendors, or that they can't find anything that they would want to change on the wedding day. I count myself very lucky to be able to say all those things, and it's because of Abernethy Center.
Amazing!Reviewed on 10/10/2014 Lynda M
Abernethy and the staff were beyond amazing. From the pre planning with Laura to the day of coordination with Amy everything was flawless. Laura made the planning portion so fun and easy to follow. She was always prompt with her responses and quick to answer any questions we... Read More had. Amy was on point with the day of coordination and made everything flow so smoothly with absolutely no hiccups! Our guests raved about the food, service, and overall ambiance in Abigail's garden. I highly recommend any future couples to Abernethy Center!
Amazing venue!Reviewed on 10/07/2014 Alyssa B
Oh my gosh, I couldn't have picked a better place to have my wedding. The site (we got married in Abigail's Garden) and the food were amazing and I'm proud to say that everyone had a great time. Abigail's Garden is just breathtaking, and there is tons of space. They also offered... Read More a large selection of foods to choose from, and we were not disappointed in what we chose! I am also super grateful for Amy, our day-of event specialist. She was awesome, super helpful, and on-point with anything and everything. The only downside I kept encountering was that the person who helped us with the whole process leading up to the wedding wasn't super friendly or personable. Granted, she answered questions in a timely matter and seemed friendly over email, but whenever my (now) husband and I met with her, she always acted like she didn't want to be there and was a little short at times. Overall, I highly recommend getting married here if you're looking for a beautiful, elegant, and fun atmosphere with amazing food!
Perfect VenueReviewed on 9/18/2014 Andrea S
We had our ceremony in the veiled garden and it was absolutely stunning! Our guests were raving about how beautiful and perfect the setting was. Our pictures turned out wonderfully as well. Highly recommend.
Dream come true!Reviewed on 8/25/2014 Valerie H
My husband and I dreamed of getting married in Abernethy's Veiled Garden (the smaller, more intimate garden that many people don't know about) for a long time! We were so happy that we were able to make that dream come true! The garden itself was perfect! We had about 100 guests... Read More attend. The garden is shaded by large beautiful trees, which was so nice in the 90 degree weather we had! The plants were well kept and everything looked beautiful! We were so thankful as well that the Abernethy staff provided ice water to our guests as it was a hot day. They appreciated this as well! My bridesmaids and I enjoyed the golf cart rides to and from the veiled garden as it's across the street from the ballroom. Our pictures turned out gorgeous in all the areas around the garden (the bridge, gazebo, bench, water feature). There are so many possibilities! Everything is so romantic there! The audio equipment (microphone amplification) was also flawless (thank goodness!) and we were able to just use our ipod for the ceremony music. The ballroom was also perfect! Everything was presented very nicely and the staff was kind and efficient. We really enjoyed dancing the afternoon away on the dance floor with our friends! I would definitely recommend hiring a DJ for this venue! We loved the little porch! It offered a quieter place for guests to chat and you really don't have to do much decorating. The ballroom was wonderful because it was air conditioned and allowed my guests to be comfortable! The only complaint we have is about the overall cost. The venue itself is not expensive, but food and any extra items (champagne toast, extra tables, easels) not only cost extra, but you also get a added service charge on top of that (for set up). Though it seemed silly (and a little spendy) to us, convenience was a priority and of course we paid for that! Other than that we truly enjoyed our time at Abernethy and will always have very fond memories of our wedding there!
Incredible!Reviewed on 8/06/2014 Kate A
I had my wedding at the Abernethy Center in Abigail's Garden this June, and could not have been happier! The venue was GORGEOUS, and I knew right away it was perfect. Everything from the bride's and groom's suites, to the ceremony site, to the reception tent was beautiful and... Read More well thought out. The food was incredible, and they even send some home with us to enjoy later. The best part of our whole experience though, was working with the staff at the Abernethy Center. Laura and the whole team were so helpful, professional, friendly and easy to work with that I couldn't imagine getting married without them. I could not be happier with our experience at the Abernethy Center and would highly recommend them to anyone!


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Anyone else due June 11th and having a boy!!??
June 11th!!
My birthday is June 11th!!! But I'm due June 12th with a boy also.
Baby #1 DS 6/2012 C-Section, mmc, 3/2015
prayers answered: cautiously expecting a Baby Girl EDD 7/5/16 VBAC hopeful
June 11th and having a boy :-) I can't wait. My birthday is June 15th so hoping he comes before!
Met Burt in Nov 2010, married in May 2011, pregnant in Sep 2011. It's been a crazy year and I wouldn't change a thing!
Adrienne mommy to Blake :)
Michael (29) + Jeanne (25) = Sebastian James
Born 1 June 2012 - 7lbs9oz 21" via c-section.
My boy is due June 11th! cant wait. good luck and safe delivery to all you lovely ladies!
June 12th with a boy !!!
Earned the bronze (o)(o), Heading towards the silver (o)(o), Shooting for the gold (o)(o)!
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June 19, 2014 at 1:11 am in reply to: Magazine Pro responsive menu changes #110516
I have the same question. I'm using the secondary menu instead of the primary menu and I'd like it to turn into the hamburger/responsive when it's small. I tried changing the CSS and the .js and it didn't work.
Here's my site:
Thanks!June 16, 2014 at 8:10 am in reply to: Three Column Layout Div Issue #109974
I don't think so. I wonder if there's a plugin or something else buried that's using that same class that's overriding it. Try changing the class to something other than clear-line in both your CSS and the html and see if that works.June 15, 2014 at 10:41 pm in reply to: Header Size Executive Pro Theme #109941
If I'm understanding what you're after ... in your CSS, try adjusting the percentage of this to be more:
and this to be less:
#header .widget-areaJune 15, 2014 at 6:34 pm in reply to: Three Column Layout Div Issue #109920June 12, 2014 at 11:58 am in reply to: Display post excerpts for blog only; not archive pages #109495
Thanks, now I understand what you were getting at. Is there an advantage to doing it that way versus the way I did it above?June 11, 2014 at 9:22 pm in reply to: change size and alignment of logo in Outreach Pro? #109416
Start with this tutorial and see if it helps. It will show you how to define new size values in your functions.php file. You will also need to tweak the CSS to get it centered.
http://wpsites.net/web-design/change-logo-header-image-size-in-genesis/June 11, 2014 at 9:10 pm in reply to: Articles Aren't Showing Up When I Click a Category #109415
I see the articles. Have you resolved this?June 11, 2014 at 9:07 pm in reply to: Display post excerpts for blog only; not archive pages #109414
I don't think I worded my question right. I want to show all content on archive pages and excerpts only on the blog page.
I finally figured it out.
add_action( 'genesis_before_loop', 'sk_excerpts_blog_page' ); function sk_excerpts_blog_page() { if ( is_page_template( 'page_blog.php' ) ) { add_filter( 'genesis_pre_get_option_content_archive', 'sk_show_excerpts' ); } } function sk_show_excerpts() { return 'excerpts'; }June 11, 2014 at 5:14 pm in reply to: Three Column Layout Div Issue #109403June 11, 2014 at 5:03 pm in reply to: Streamline Pro – Adding Responsive Slider #109401
Try one of these tutorials:
or this:
with the Genesis Responsive Slider pluginJune 5, 2014 at 11:19 pm in reply to: Lining up subnav with nav #108282
Oh, thank you! I was focusing on the LI and not the UL and didn't see that.
Much appreciated!June 5, 2014 at 6:59 pm in reply to: Navigation bar and sub menue drop down #108259
Tony, look for
.genesis-nav-menu .sub-menu a { background-color: #333; font-size: 12px; padding: 12px 16px; position: relative; width: 175px;
(line 1004 in your style sheet)
and change the width to 289pxMay 6, 2014 at 6:31 pm in reply to: images on facebook #103957
Never mind. I found on this post I can do it using Yoast.
http://www.studiopress.com/forums/topic/no-image-thumbnail-appears-when-linking-to-home-page/May 6, 2014 at 5:34 pm in reply to: images on facebook #103952
allyson9 - did you figure this out? I'm also looking for a solution.May 5, 2014 at 3:39 pm in reply to: Conditionally add additional property details in AgentPress #103760
Still looking for some help here. I don't know how to add a conditional statement to make this happen.
On the Available Properties page, I'd like to be able to add text on top of the image. So where it currently says "under construction" (as part of the image), I'd like to be able to change it at will (e.g., sold, new listing, etc.).


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Cameron Dunlap - 1daydough.com - Specialty Communications, Inc, - CameronDirect.com8805 Route 415 Campbell, NY 14821 Internet United States of America
Cameron Dunlap - 1daydough.com - Specialty Communications, Inc, - CameronDirect.com cameron dunlap- one day doe on 7-7-2010 I ordered a program, paid $997, never received it. They refuse to refund my monry. Internet
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AUTHOR: Justin Terwilliger - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, December 01, 2010POSTED: Wednesday, December 01, 2010
Chuck Holland was provided a refund for this program on 8/4/10, which was confirmed by his bank.
In fact, his refund was completed 2 weeks prior to this "rip-off" being posted.
I have the paperwork to back it up.
The practice of this company? I've been in business for 17 years successfully taking very good care of my customers.
If you want and are entitled to a refund, you'll get it.
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Roger Angell, a writer for the New Yorker magazine is best known for his essays on baseball but wrote a personal piece entitled "This Old Man" last February, describing life in his 10th decade. I have reread "This Old Man" three times and with each reading, I am renewed with hope and courage. And, of all the books written by my colleagues and the so-called experts on bereavement that I have read after my husband died last year, Roger's personal essay hit a home run with me. With honesty, humor and a lack of self-pity he describes what we lose after our spouse dies and what we long for again. Roger is an expert on loss; not only losing his wife two years ago, he has lost two grown children, an assortment of friends, family members, his once healthy athletic body and an assortment of fox terriers.
Roger shares his struggles in his therapy, to live without his wife Carol. He writes of physical intimacy in old age that few people under the age of 60 can imagine.
"We oldies yearn daily and hourly for conversation and a renewed domesticity, for company at the movies, or while visiting a museum, for someone close by in the car when coming home at night. This is why we throng Match.com and OKCupid in such numbers."
"But I believe that everyone in the world wants to be with someone else tonight, together in the dark, with the sweet warmth of a hip or a foot or a bare expanse of shoulder within reach. Those of us who have lost that, whatever our age, never lose the longing: just look at our faces. If it returns, we seize it avidly, stunned and altered again."
It's unlikely that Mr. Angell met his new wife of a year on Match.com but he unabashedly encourages us to find another, even if it's for two years or three months. He reminds us to stay present and not drown in the past. He is what George Bonanno, PhD psychologist and clinical professor at Columbia University would call a "resilient" griever, with most of us falling into this category.
Yet we re-enter our new lives as widows and widowers differently than our younger selves because life has made us different. If we choose to find "another," then we have to enter the dating game. Our memories of youth include a plethora of available people to date and places to meet them. Now most of the available single people our age have declined, but the bright side is that the age of technology can assist us in dating. The over 65 population is one of the highest users of online dating services today. We are 53 million strong with about a ratio of one man to every three women. While the numbers do not favor women, there seems to be a 17 percent success rate in coupling.
Dating online requires learning how to position oneself with the help of a written profile and photographs. Your written profile has to be genuine, but not weighted down by too many details. Fudging is permissible. Men seem to exaggerate their height and financial success. Women fudge their weight and both sexes shave their ages by several years or more. Most women create separate email addresses for dating and others even choose to hide their caller ID. Some online sights are scams, taking your money with promises of a continuing supply of dates which do not materialize. Other online sights are known to collect scammers from other countries that are dangerous with the FBI setting up a website to cross reference photos and alias' that scammers use.
Because we have lived long lives there are often complicated life stories with deceased spouses, ex-wives and grown children. And there are the mistakes that people have made that, they have either learned from or repeat. It's up to us to know our threshold for what we can tolerate.
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Yes, we are rusty at dating but not at life. Roger reminds us that a caring connection to another still awaits us. "Hook, line and sinker; never mind the why or wherefore; somewhere in the night; love me forever or at least until next week."
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Many officers and concealed carry civilians are not very fond of small-caliber pocket pistols such as .380s and .32s, which is why Beretta chambered the Nano for the 9mm and .40 S&W cartridges.Is the Nano truly "tiny?" Well with an overall length of only 5.6 inches, a height of 4.2 inches, and a width of less than an inch, the answer is "Yes."
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Farrell is being touted as a potential Man of Steel after making the big breakthrough with both England and the Warriors this year and Holmes says he and his Castleford team-mates are relishing the chance to test themselves against the best.
"I look for challenges every week within games for myself," said the Tigers' home-grown forward, who is an ever-present so far this season. "Liam Farrell is a top player, as he's proved this year by being selected in the England squad."
He added: "These are the games you want to be playing in. Wigan away is always a fixture that you look out for - it's a big stadium and Wigan are a top side."
While Wigan seek to bounce back after their 13-match winning run came to an end at Warrington on Monday, Holmes' says the Tigers have a spring in their step after collecting five points from their last four matches, culminating in a 30-28 win over Hull last week.
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I've had a bonkers busy few weeks – meeting and talking to a wide range of people and it's helped me start thinking through a problem with networks: they tend not to be trusted to reliably deliver solutions at any sort of scale.
Let me share how and why I've started looking at this (and I'm sure I'm not the first).
Catherine Howe (her govcamp piece here) and myself were both in a session at the fabulous ukgovcamp last Saturday. It was the end of the day and I think (I came in late) it was on what makes cross sector collaboration work and convened by Jag Goraya with a big dose of help from Saul Cozens.
The bit of the discussion that helped me went along the lines of. "The answer to a lot of public sector problems do sit in developing healthy networks and developing and encouraging the cultures which help networks thrive. Do that and people tend to do what makes sense, rather than what is prescribed." I was trying to understand why achieving this is so difficult and suggested that it was a problem with scale, something along the lines of…
In truth I think networks can deliver at scale. A city is such a thing, the families that make up a community likewise. The benefit for using networked approaches for sorting big problems is we don't need to invest everything in one large solution then persuade ourselves it has worked.
Instead we need to learn how to recognise the pattern of networked progress: plenty of success, a good dollop of treading water and a decent slice of cock-up, indifference, waste and failure.
I think way forward collectivity this will improve on social problems more steadily and in a way that people can more easily get involved with than a large scale service offer tends to do. It's also relates to why I've had problems with unrealistic expectations – that setting expectation too high leads to harming social movement – zero expectations encourage success – high expectations make even achievements look like failures.
That was the gist of where ukgovcamp had got me to. It was built on other things recently:
Capturing the subtle incremental change that comes through networks is partly why we have been working with Gateway Family services and Birmingham Settlement and Nominet Trust to develop an impact assessment app which measures and organises the modest – as well as the sometimes downright remarkable – shift that happens in people and places. But turning this into something that politicians and policy makers will trust to deliver is an interesting problem.
Any solutions?
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I suspect the lack of trust is because no-one is in control of a network. All a "leader" can do is tweak things a tad, which can seem about as productive as throwing a stick into an ant hill.
Kevin Kelly wrote "New rules for the new economy" in 1998, way back ago. It's hard for traditional leaders to trust these rules. Let me reiterate 'em here:
1 Embrace the swarm
2 Increasing returns
3 Plentitude, not scarcity
4 Follow the free
5 Feed the Web first
6 Let go at the top
7 From places to spaces
8 No harmony, all flux
9 Relationship tech
10 Opportunities before efficiencies
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A thousand points of wealth
I'd add in failure, fast failure . . .
Now all that sounds like gook or worse, subversion + gook to most leaders.
What we need do is propagate stories of success.
It's an interesting discussion. My personal view is that most people consider a network as ineffective in most ways other than as a mechanism to share and communicate between network members – an inward environment, rather than as a collective force that can achieve outward goals as well as internal.
This doesn't hamper the success of a network if it truly wants to be successful, but i think another key issue of a network is that it's inherently democratic, and trying to strike the right balance between leading and allowing all to have a voice it difficult and can, at times, lead to inertia.
The killer issue though is that networks (relatively organic ones anyway), are traditionally built without strong capacity and resourcing which has the obvious flaw that from day one the network competes with the many and varied (and often prioritised) urgent issues and tasks of the network members primary roles/organisations. In times of high stress, high workload or difficulty it will always then be the network that suffers.
My own view to developing an effective, efficient and successful network is to have a clear strategy that encompasses the collective aims and needs of network members (both for themselves and for the network), with established capacity and resources and ideally an effective network facilitator to keep everyone focussed on the goals of the network, and working towards achieving them.
Without a level of driving, and of resource and capacity to continue the momentum, networks do, inevitably, sink, as would any organisation or initiative without leadership and strong strategic focus.
A clear strategy? Goals? For a network . . . Seems an unlikely possibility.
Besides which, a great value of a network is its unpredictability.
Thanks for the comments both – Matt, I not sure I'm thinking about networks development per se – yes individual networks can be brittle. I'm thinking that a lot of activity across a lot of different networks can deliver change – but public services tend not to think like that.
Why do we not trust markets to be equal?
Or to be more positive about it, how can we ensure that the benefits gained from networked models propagate to those elsewhere?
Is economic inequality fundamentally the same problem as network inequality, but with different media?
Are we talking about outputs, products and outcomes being disseminated, or about collective, vicarious learning? Why would I care about what others have failed at?
Why would we value our own journey of learning and development over product purchases?
Does the network always start with the self?


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PRO-PALESTINE campaigners marched through Oxford this evening calling for an end to violence in the Gaza Strip.
About 150 people marched from Manzil Way Gardens to Cornmarket Street, where they held a vigil.
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THE Melbourne Cup will be a royal affair, with Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall, presenting the Cup to connections of the winning horse.
In a major coup for Victoria, Prince Charles and Camilla will make a flying visit to Melbourne as part of their Pacific tour of Papua New Guinea, Australia and NZ.
The royal couple will spend the afternoon at Flemington on Melbourne Cup Day, along with other celebrities including Mischa Barton, Delta Goodrem and Brynne and Geoffrey Edelsten.
Prince Charles and Camilla are expected to arrive in the early afternoon and take a tour of the mounting yards and facilities at the course before watching the race.
The action today moves to the Geelong Cup, where former Home and Away actor Esther Anderson, will be among the stars trackside.
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Look to a younger brother Posted at 12:52 AM October 24, 2012
If the rules of succession hadn't been changed to suit Charles, then Camilla would be just Mrs Windsor, and the heir to the throne would be the quiet achiever, Prince Edward. If Charles dies before the Queen abdicates or dies doesn't that mean Harry is no longer next in line? King Andrew? That's a thought.
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From the chef, restaurant owner, and author of the critically lauded A Girl and Her Pig comes a beautiful, full-color cookbook that offers tantalizing seasonal recipes for a wide variety of vegetables, from summer standbys such as zucchini to earthy novelties like sunchokes.
A Girl and Her Greens reflects the lighter side of the renowned chef whose name is nearly synonymous with nose-to-tail eating. In recipes such as Pot-Roasted Romanesco Broccoli, Onions with Sage Pesto, and Carrots with Spices, Yogurt, and Orange Blossom Water, April Bloomfield demonstrates the basic principle of her method: that unforgettable food comes out of simple, honest ingredients, an attention to detail, and a love for the sensual pleasures of cooking and eating.
Written in her appealing, down-to-earth style, A Girl and Her Greens features beautiful color photography, lively illustrations, and insightful sidebars and tips on her techniques, as well as charming narratives that reveal her sources of inspiration.
The vegetable-centric follow-up to the beloved cookbook A Girl and Her Pig, by the winner of the 2014 James Beard award for Best Chef in New York
From the chef and author of the critically lauded A Girl and Her Pig comes a beautiful, fully illustrated cookbook that offers scrumptious seasonal recipes for her true love—vegetables. Although her name is practically synonymous with nose-to-tail cooking, April Bloomfield's heart belongs to the humble potato, to sweet corn and zucchini, to winter squash and Treviso, to sugar snap peas and ramps.
In recipes such as Whole Pot-Roasted Cauliflower with Tomatoes and Anchovies, Tagliatelle with Asparagus and Parmesan Fonduta, and Crushed Spring Peas with Mint, April demonstrates the keys to her unforgettable food: honest ingredients, attention to detail, and affection for the sensual pleasures of cooking and eating.
Lively and down-to-earth, A Girl and Her Greens features insightful sidebars and tips on April's techniques and charming narratives that reveal her sources of inspiration.
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"April, April, April what a chef! Delicious, brilliant, inspiring... With her book, A Girl and Her Pig, you can now sample her splendid food in your own kitchen." — Fergus Henderson on A Girl and Her Pig
"In a sneak peek at her new cookbook, A Girl and Her Greens, Bloomfield offers her crazy-good recipe for pan-roasted carrots with carrot-top pesto, shaved carrot salad, and creamy burrata." — Saveur 100 Cooks' Edition
"What makes Ms. Bloomfield's simple food so satisfying-both at her restaurants like the Breslin and the Spotted Pig, and in her previous book, A Girl and Her Pig-are its pinpoint-perfect textures, flavors and seasonings." — New York Times
"…I can't imagine anyone being able to write about vegetables the way [Bloomfield] does without truly loving them… [M]y only frustration with Bloomfield's book so far has been that the options are so tempting, it's hard to know where to begin." — Washington Post
"April Bloomfield...brings her irresistible, amped-up attitude to A Girl and Her Greens: Hearty Meals from the Garden. Bloomfield finds the same delight in fresh peas as she does in a juicy steak…her recipes all have chatty, supportive and meticulous instructions." — BookPage
"Known for her whole-animal approach, chef April Bloomfield compares her love for lamb shoulders and suckling pigs to action films. 'You probably don't want them all the time,' she writes. What we do want is more of her kale polenta." — Cooking Light
"Famous for her meaty dishes..., April Bloomfield is ready to show off her vegetable side... A Girl includes recipes for crushed spring peas with mint, whole pot-roasted cauliflower with tomatoes and anchovies and a butternut squash coconut tart." — New York Daily News
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A high-octane action game overflowing with raw brutality, hard-boiled gunplay and skull crushing close combat. Set in an alternative 1989 Miami, you will assume the role of a mysterious antihero on a murderous rampage against the shady underworld at the behest of voices on your answering machine.
Soon you'll find yourself struggling to get a grip of what is going on and why you are prone to these acts of violence. Slip on one of 25 unlockable animal masks to conceal your identity and tweak the gameplay in your favor or crank up the challenge.
It's been a while since I've released any news publicly about Midnight Animal, and a public update's been long overdue. So, without any further ado, let's get into it.
First off, all weapons for Midnight Animal are complete. There are 95 weapons in total as of right now; there are about seventy 'normal' weapons (weapons that are acquired, well, normally, either carried by enemies, or which spawn naturally within the environment), and just under thirty 'experimental' weapons, which are weapons which can only be acquired through the contracts system.
Speaking of the contract system: this is a new feature that I've added to replace the weapon unlock system, and to complement the mask system. In designing the masks, I sought to create for each individual mask a very particular and unique kind of ability, so that each different mask yields dramatically different kinds of playstyles. Consequently, I realised afterwards that there ought to be a better way to differentiate masks than just giving them different starting weapons (because once those weapons inevitably ran out of ammo or were lost amidst the scuffle, the masks' unique advantages would simply be rendered obsolete). Consequently, I stripped a lot of the masks which were simply 'start with x weapon' of their weapons, and altered them to be more unique. That being said, some masks will still start with weapons, but those weapons will typically be locked to the mask, and will be used in unusual or unique ways.
From that decision was born the contract system: as one of the American government's most successful and prolific operators, John has unparalleled access to an unusually wide arsenal of advanced and experimental weaponry being developed by renowned arms manufacturers. These weapons, designed with maximum lethality in mind, grant the user unique and extremely powerful abilities; although in most cases, their experimental nature means ammunition is scarce, if nonexistent, and each shot must be fired with punishing accuracy.
Weapons can be purchased using funds awarded following successful completion of each contract, and can be retrieved from the trunk of John's car once unlocked, to be used during the contract. Cash is awarded based on the quality with which each contract is completed; the raw numerical score you receive based on your performance will be converted into a monetary equivalent, with 70% going to your expendable income, and the other 30% allocated towards various fees deducted from your pay.
Below is a list of every single weapon in the game (minus most of the experimental weapons), along with their in-game variant names, if applicable:
Now, you may be looking at that list, and asking yourself, wait, he just listed 75 weapons, how the hell is he going to make all them unique? To which the answer is, broadly, they're not. On the whole, many of the weapons (particularly the melee ones) are primarily cosmetic, and there for novelty's sake - because who hasn't fantasised about beating people down with a thick wad of cash? That being said, I have done a few things to make weapons feel better to use in general, and hopefully these following principles translate well across all the weapons:
Hopefully these changes will give each weapon a sense of uniqueness past the novelty. Ultimately, much of them simply exist to increase immersion, and give the player a certain amount of variety (both aesthetic and mechanical) in completing each contract.
The interface has been entirely redesigned in order to meet the new aesthetic principles I sought to pursue with Midnight Animal. The interface is heavily inspired by modern typography and corporate aesthetic, and is clean, utilitarian, and minimal: at once informative, and unobtrusive. In creating the new interface, I identified the two main issues I had with the former UI:
Consequently, I made several major changes:
The current HUD looks like this:
(Note that this is just a mockup, and that the ammo counter
doesn't actually represent the current situation at all.)
Now, you may be looking at that interface, and you may be thinking to yourself, that looks nothing like the Hotline Miami I know and love! And you may even be thinking, hey, in fact, doesn't that look awfully familiar? People have been asking about the aesthetic style of Midnight Animal for a while, and whether or not it will continue in the trend of the rest of the Hotline Miami series. The answer to this is, in case I somehow haven't yet made it abundantly clear, a firm and definite no. The 80s are over. There are no glittering synth glissandos; there are no palm trees; there's no Ferrari Testarossa to drive off into the burning neon sunset. Midnight Animal is not Hotline Miami - if you're looking for a good old-fashioned nostalgic time, the Hotline Miami Reddit community has produced some excellent work. Now that that's cleared up, I'll talk about what Midnight Animal does look like.
Midnight Animal is, at heart (or at least one aspect of its duplicitous, convoluted heart), a game about men (and women) in suits. Though it may not be apparent yet, really, it's a game about bureaucrats, and economists, politicians and executives pushing pieces around on a whiteboard and watching the pieces fall into place. The game, then, should reflect that: even amongst the grime, even amongst the filth, there is still a sense of control and refinement. A large part of the game takes place in dirty, lonely places; flooded shipping yards, condemned apartment blocks, derelict metro stations. Despite the absolute ruin of these haunted locales, John passes through them neither as a blind inhabitant, as the mute protagonist of Hotline Miami did, nor as a vengeful victim, as the many broken antiheroes of Hotline Miami 2 did; but as an assassin, a literal agent of strife sent with the very purpose of exacting glorious and devastating violence. Although he is by no means immune to the violence of the world in which he lives, John, through virtue of his profession and his status, is able to escape the violent geopolitical trap of the city itself, yet still stand at its gates, peering in - ready to strike whenever he is called upon, but always removed. He is in many more ways than one detached, and he carries with him the professional callousness of the politicians and businessmen to whom he answers. Although the smooth, airport-esque curves of the UI's type-face (Coolvetica RG, for the typographically curious) may seem initially jarring and even off-putting, standing at stark contrast with the abject violence it records, this is by no means accidental, but very deliberate, and deliberately alienating, and distancing.
On the other hand, Midnight Animal is also a game about a man struggling to find meaning in a world devoid of meaning, or sympathy. John is a man plagued by sadness; born and raised in an era of calamitous change, haunted by a history of violence, John's anger and melancholy has manifested physically in the world of Midnight Animal. Inspired by Silent Hill 2, and the notion of a world in which an individual's pain, suffering and pathos can be so powerful as to change the very constitution of the world in which they live, I wanted to explore the concept of Miami as not just a city doomed by its own troubled history, but as a psychogeographical canvas for each one of its inhabitants, whose individual agonies and melancholies have, catalysed by decades of civil unrest and strife, become inextricably interwoven into the very psychosphere of the city itself. Consequently, in Midnight Animal, which is primarily the story of John, the world appears as a manifestation of his sadness, and his pain: Miami, to John, is a city of Cimmerian shadows and perpetual rain, desaturated and faded, drained of colour and will to survive.
In more casual news, as the semester comes to an end and summer rapidly approaches, a lot of time is opening up in my schedule, which means that very soon, I'll find myself with a lot of free time. I plan on dedicating most of this time to finishing up Midnight Animal and making it as good as possible; while there may be some features which may have been a bit too ambitious for the August release date (executions for all weapons is looking a bit unfeasible at the moment), the bulk of the game should be finished upon release date, with any extra or miscellaneous stuff being added afterwards through seamless updates. I don't want to rush anything if it means that the quality will go down, so if it means a dozen or so of the more esoteric weapons are missing executions on release, I'm going to set my priorities straight, and you're going to have to deal with it.
In the meantime, I'm also looking for translators; whatever language you're willing to add, I'm willing to add it in if you're willing to provide a faithful and well-written translation. I won't have a completed script ready for translation until about mid-June or so; until then, please provide a translation of the Steam store page (can be found here), so that I can assess your abilities, and also have a bunch of translations for the Store page. If someone has already translated the language you want to, don't worry; I'm not a polylinguist in any sense, and any and all editing is more than welcome! If you can think of a more faithful or poetic way to say something, by all means, let me know. Anybody interested in translations can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
A lot of people have been asking if they can get apparel or posters of the official artwork, and as promised, I've opened up a Society6 page where you can get whatever you want, from shirts to iPhone cases (exclusive to Apple, unfortunately) to wall prints to goddamn clocks(!) I specifically chose Society6 because I've heard from multiple reputable sources that their content is extremely high quality, and I can verify this personally. The prices are a bit high, and I apologise; I made them as low as possible, and I'm only making an average of $2.00 or so on each one, so if it's any ease to your mind, this is more for dedicated fans than as a means of profit for myself. Though if you are interested in supporting me financially, I definitely recommend you check out either my Patreon or my PayPal... ;)
Here's a picture of one my close friends wearing a shirt he and I designed together. If you're interested in download the full resolution image album, check out the Tools of the Trade album on Imgur.
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nice game !
God, I love this game.
i went on a killing spree in miami in 1989
then i played hotline miami
is this a good game???
yes it is
How did i play at this game
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