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Wedaholic.com: 20 Essential Wedding DJ Tips
Music and entertainment are essential elements of your wedding reception and getting it right can make or break your wedding! It is a difficult decision to make with so many different varieties of bands, entertainers and DJs available. It is no wonder that so many couples have trouble deciding whether to have live music or a DJ for their wedding reception. It can be even more difficult to make the decision if you don't know what you should expect these service providers to provide for your wedding reception.
Focusing on wedding DJs, we are all familiar with the stereotypical cheesy wedding DJ who embarrasses your guests and whose appearance and performance become a standing joke at your wedding! What should you be looking for when choosing a wedding DJ? Nina Callaway at About.com sums it up nicely when she says:
"Frequently a DJ or band leader will act as the MC of a wedding reception, which means you'll need them to be entertaining but not annoying, polished, friendly, and charismatic."
For many couples, less time is spent on choosing the DJ than any other aspect of the reception - this can be a costly and disappointing mistake! Overlooking this aspect of your wedding planning is easy to do. However, choosing the right DJ is crucial to the success of your wedding reception and my top tips below should help you accomplish this:
1. Know what you really want in terms of music before you begin looking for a wedding DJ
This is crucial and is the simplest way to eliminate DJs that aren't quite right in the first round. If you and your fiancé are dreaming of classic Big Band sounds, be very up front about this the first time you talk to prospective DJs. A DJ who specializes in rock and pop music may be wonderful, but his play list will be limited when it comes to what you want, and you'll be disappointed.
I recommend you read "How To Successfully Choose Your Wedding Songs And Music" where I describe how wedding songs are one of the elements of the wedding day remembered most by guests and I list four services that allow users to download and review a large selection of wedding songs.
2. Ask for references
Any DJ who consistently pleases his clients should be more than happy to provide you with contact details so that you can obtain recommendations from other satisfied customers. When you do this, be sure and ask the other customers when the reception took place - the references must be recent, not two years old! If the DJ has no recent references be sure to ask why this is. Additionally, if the DJ has a website (which is now the popular trend) you should take a look at it to see whether it contains any testimonials. You want to be sure that your DJ has a good reputation for overall conduct, interaction with guests, use of alcohol, punctuality and ability to work alongside other wedding service providers. I recommend that you check at least four references for your chosen DJ. In a business where any unqualified person can easily enter the DJ profession you need to do research to ensure that you hire someone that will provide you with a top quality service.
Obviously if you do your own research and start asking friends and recent newlyweds for DJ recommendations you have there the best type of reference possible! Do make sure that if a friend recommends a DJ to you that you check that you and your friend's music tastes and expectations of a wedding DJ are similar!
Another idea is to ask the DJ if they can show you an example of their work by letting you see a video clip taken at another wedding where they have performed. Most DJ's nowadays will be able to provide you with an example of the quality and style of their performance.
You must ask the DJ how much experience they have had in this business. Has the majority of their work been at weddings, or is for the corporate market? These types of questions will enable you to determine whether they are the right person to perform at your wedding reception.
3. Always meet your DJ in person
Once you have whittled down your choice to 3 or 4 prospective wedding DJs it is recommended that you meet each one in person. This way you can check out their personality and general appearance, something you just can't do properly over the phone. Finding out a DJ's personality is very important (how many cheesy wedding DJs can you remember - far too many I bet!) as you definitely want your guests enjoying the music at your wedding rather than spending the night commenting on how bad the DJ is! By meeting with them in person you get an indication of whether they are punctual. You might find in some instances that the DJ fails to show up for your meeting - it is better to find out if they are unreliable in the planning stages rather than find this out to your detriment on your wedding day!
During your meeting with the DJ watch them to see whether they are paying attention to your specific requirements for your wedding music. Are they taking notes? Professional wedding DJs always have a pad and pen with them to jot down notes about what style of music is going to suit your wedding. No DJ has that great a memory that they can memorize all of your musical preferences!
4. Discuss your wedding song play list and look for flexibility
Is it your intention to have a DJ that will be proactive in getting the dance floor full right from the beginning of the evening or is a more laid back approach more your style for your wedding reception? Ask the DJ for a consultation several weeks before the reception and go over your song preferences with him in detail. Ask your DJ if he has a list of his music collection and if he would object if you highlight a few tracks that you would like him to play during the evening. A professional will take note of which songs you want to hear as well as which songs you don't want to hear. You will need to tell your DJ the wishes for special dances such as your first dance, the father and bride dance etc. Ensure that your DJ knows the flow of key moments throughout the wedding reception so that he can keep the music in synch.
Usually DJs are willing to take requests from wedding guests on the night but you should ask about this specifically beforehand. Ultimately you want your DJ to be flexible but some DJs use pre-programmed music which might make it difficult for them to accommodate your guests' requests.
If you imagine that your DJ will be working for approximately 4 hours and each song is 4 minutes long - that is a total of 60 songs that will be played. Whilst you will want your special songs played you should rely on the DJ to determine the best musical taste to get people on the dance floor. Your DJ will know songs that have worked at weddings in the past. The family and friends you invite to your wedding probably vary in age from 5 to 85 years old. It is quite a task to cater to all tastes with wedding music but that is exactly what you are expecting of your wedding DJ. An experienced DJ will know when to play which kind of music. They will take note when your guests arrive of what type of music suits the crowd. Ask the DJ what their tricks are for encouraging and motivating people to dance. Can you get a sense from them that they are able to "read" a dance room – can they give you examples of which songs they would use in different circumstances?
Have these open discussions with your DJ and ensure you are on the same wavelength to avoid any confusion on the day. It is important that you discuss the types of artists and styles of music you enjoy - remember your DJ isn't a mind reader! You want to be able to form a good relationship with your wedding DJ. Does he listen to your suggestions? Does he offer you his professional opinion or simply agree with everything you say?
5. Ensure your DJ's music is up to date
Make sure that your DJ has a wide range of music including the most recent chart-topping songs. Beware of amateur DJs who claim that they can obtain any song that you want for your wedding by downloading it online. Even though you and I might obtain our music from internet downloads, this is definitely not the approach a professional DJ should take. Nowadays all professional wedding DJs subscribe to paid services such as Promoonly.com and Tophitsusa.com so that they can be sure to have the most up-to-date song releases on a weekly or monthly basis. Your DJ should have a wide range of music including the most recent songs in the charts and you can check this by asking to see their latest CDs and verifying their release dates. Do provide the DJ with a list of specific songs which you want to be played at your wedding so that he can source them out prior to the wedding reception if he does not have them in his current music collection.
6. Ask the DJ about his professional status
Don't be hesitant to ask a DJ if you can check their credentials. Most professional DJs will be a member of the American Disk Jockey Association (ADJA), so ask them for proof of membership to confirm this.
It is also really important that you check that your DJ has public liability insurance. If one of your wedding guests trips over a cable that the DJ has not taped down to the floor or if a speaker falls on top of a guest then it will be the DJ they look to for compensation. Ask to see a copy of their insurance cover.
Make it clear to your DJ that you don't want any self-promoting signs for his services displayed at your wedding - this is your wedding reception not a school disco! Sometimes a DJ will ask if he can display a sign or have business cards on display. This is totally up to you - you have to ask yourself if you want your wedding to be used as a place to market the DJs services. Some brides and grooms object to this and some agree a reduction in the DJs fee in exchange for the prominent display of their advertising sign.
7. Does the DJ perform emcee duties?
Although this seems obvious, there are some DJs, particularly if you are using a non-professional DJ, who simply play the music at the wedding. If you want the DJ to make announcements, such as the introduction of the newlyweds' first dance, the cake cutting or the bouquet being tossed, and act as an overall emcee during the evening entertainment be sure to check that they are comfortable doing this. It takes years to build up experience as a DJ of speaking into a microphone. If you are unable to get an opportunity to see the DJ performing live, ask to see a video clip. For a wedding you need to choose someone who has a fun personality and a professional delivery for announcements.
8. What music format does your DJ use?
You should ask your wedding DJ whether they will be playing CDs, MP3s or even vinyl records. This is important as you need to know that they have a back-up plan if their sound system fails - you don't want to have to wait for your first dance as man and wife whilst the DJ reboots the PC attached to his mixing desk! Most DJs have progressed into the digital era nowadays.
9. Ensure your DJ knows the dress code
Always ask about how they intend to dress on the day of your wedding. Your DJ should always dress in a manner that is appropriate for the occasion. Whilst this does not mean that he must wear a tuxedo you do not want the other extreme of him turning up in shorts and sandals! The DJ is a service provider on your wedding day so should always be neatly dressed. If you are having a themed wedding make sure you have informed your DJ so that they can fit in as best they can with the theme of your wedding.
10. Ask about emergency arrangements
It is any DJs worst nightmare that the sound system fails during a performance. It is really important that you ask your DJ beforehand if he has any backup equipment available for use in case there is a problem during your wedding reception. Although it doesn't happen often, equipment can fail, and if it happens on the night of your reception and it is the only set your DJ has, you may find yourself faced with a night without music!
Also, discuss what alternative arrangements will be made in the event that the DJ you hire is sick or unavailable for your wedding reception. Will he provide a back-up DJ that is suitable for the occasion? It is vitally important that you get the reassurance that you are covered in the event of a problem – this should be fully dealt with in your contract too. If you book an active member of the American Disc Jockey Association they are more likely to know a fellow professional that can take over in the event of an emergency. I can't emphasis enough how important it is to have a full backup plan!
11. Does your DJ own quality audio equipment?
A professional DJ will generally have spent over $10,000 on their equipment and will be proud to discuss the technical side if asked. I recommend that you ask them which brand of equipment they use – you should look out for names including Crown, Denon, ElectroVoice, JBL and QSC as these demonstrate your DJ is serious about DJing . The mention of names like American DJ, FBT, Gemini, MTX, NEXT, Peavey Sound and Tech should make you a little more cautious because they are poorer sound quality. By finding out the brand names of the DJs equipment you will quickly be able to gauge the quality of their audio equipment and this should help you to decide whether or not you want to use their services for your wedding reception. Proper equipment will give good sound quality that will not be disturbing for your wedding guests. There is nothing worse than being seated next to a speaker at a wedding that is producing poor sound quality. Like anything though the use of top quality equipment does not guarantee that the DJ is a huge success, but at least you will know that you will be listening to professional quality sounds for starters!
12. Will your DJ be using a wireless microphone?
Wireless microphones work well at weddings and allow the DJ to roam the dance floor without tripping over a chord. This is great as it gives them the flexibility to teach wedding guests all the steps to a group dance. Sometimes DJs prefer sticking with a chord microphone because they are more likely to get interference from a wireless microphone. Personally I think that this is a bit of a cheap get-out because if their sound system is properly setup with today's technology they generally should not get a problem when using a wireless microphone. If you have a preference discuss this with your DJ beforehand.
13. Has the DJ worked at the venue before?
Do ask your DJ whether they have performed at your choice of wedding reception venue before. Although this is not essential, the more familiar they are with the layout and staff at your chosen venue the better. If they have not played there before, it is best to meet your DJ at the venue so that you can discuss the specifics of setting up the DJ table, dance floor location and speaker positions.
14. Does your DJ understand the best way to set up speakers at your venue?
Always ask your DJ how many speakers they intend on using. As a bare minimum there should be a subwoofer or a pair of speakers positioned on the ground and a pair on stands. Anything less will cause problems - having two speakers solely on the ground will produce a muffled sound and lack of clarify when announcements are being made. Equally a pair of speakers on stands is great for microphone clarity but won't be ideal for the music as this will sound hollow.
If your reception room is large you should ask your DJ whether he will be using far-field speakers. These are ideal for throwing the sound further than normal speakers and are essential if you are dancing outside. Ask your DJ whether he intends to perform sound checks prior to the entertainment commencing.
Ideally you will meet your DJ at the venue so that you can discuss the actual positions for the speakers. If there are hard surfaces like marble ask them how they are going to overcome issues such as acoustical echoes. Solutions to overcome this problem could be as simple as setting the ground speakers so that they point upwards at 45 degrees. If the speakers are obtrusive or ugly looking, feel free to ask your DJ if they can be covered to make them less visible.
15. How much time will your DJ need for setting up?
Normally the DJ will need at least an hour to set up his equipment at the reception venue. Check with your DJ whether this will be sufficient for his requirements beforehand and let the wedding venue know if he needs more time. It is important that if you are eating your meal in the same room as the dance floor, you arrange for there to be a time lapse between the end of the meal and the tables being cleared to the evening entertainment commencing. Usually guests are quite happy to mingle in the bar area or stretch their legs outdoors after the meal.
16. Who pays for your DJ's food?
Feeding the DJ is often overlooked but it is necessary. They are providing a wedding service for you so you should definitely feed and water them during the course of the wedding reception - you don't want them wilting halfway through the evening's entertainment! I would not recommend adding another cover to your wedding breakfast total (that's far too expensive and totally unnecessary). You should arrange to provide the DJ with a smaller meal that is quite inexpensive - you can pre-arrange this with your catering manager and confirm this with the DJ. Alternatively, if you have a wedding buffet in the evening you can let the DJ know that they are welcome to help themselves to it - within reason!
17. Will your DJ provide a lighting system?
Before you even get into a conversation about lighting systems you must be very confident that your DJ can deliver on the music front first. Why? - because it is the music and the DJ's emcee skills that are most important! Once you have chosen your ideal DJ then you can discuss the lighting with them.
Most DJs will be able to offer an intelligent lighting system which is choreographed with the music. This is much more sophisticated than the old days where a few flashing lights and a mirror ball constituted a lights show! Typically most DJs offer a basic lighting system within their fee but if it is within your wedding budget you could pay extra and upgrade. How about an amazing light show that includes your names and those of your guests projected in laser light on the wall as their names are announced at the reception! That is a little over the top for me, but there are other variations available with the lighting - discuss it with your DJ. Undoubtedly he will have plenty of options he can tell you about.
18. How much will your DJ cost?
Everyone with one eye on their wedding budget wants to cut their costs down, but make sure that you are not selling yourself short by drafting in a bargain-priced DJ - you might be paying for what you are getting in this instance! Don't fall into the trap of thinking that you are paying over the odds for your DJ because all that they are being paid for is to play music for 4 hours! Professional DJs will have invested a lot of time in your wedding prior to your actual wedding reception. Typically they will be spending between 10 to 20 hours consulting with you, purchasing the music, editing, preparing, setting up the equipment, packing up the equipment and other administrative tasks.
DJ prices can vary enormously and it is important to realize that a lot of couples say in hindsight that they wished they had spent more of their wedding budget on the entertainment. Research shows that you can spend between $400 and $3200 on a wedding DJ, but in general $1200 for 4 hours is the average for a professional DJ.
You will generally pay more if you hire a DJ as part of a wedding venue's package deal compared to finding your own DJ and paying them directly.
19. Ensure you include all the details in the contract
Finally, after choosing your wedding DJ, do remember to get everything in writing. Most DJs provide formal contracts. Make sure that any changes you have requested are attached to the contract and ensure that it is signed before you proceed any further. The contract should include a clause regarding what happens if the reception overruns - will there be extra charges and what will they cost? The contract must specifically state the name of the DJ who you have requested for your wedding day - you don't want someone else from the same company but who you have never met before. Remember to confirm the arrangements with the DJ in a phone call during the week preceding your wedding.
20. How to find a DJ online
Hiring a wedding DJ in the US :
Wedj.com - Use this site to search for a wedding DJ in the US, using postcode and date filters.
Weddings.Respond.com - Respond's Directory lists the top wedding DJ businesses in your area, organized by category and location.
Discjockeys.com - Search for prescreened and member referred wedding disc jockeys.
Gigmasters.com - Search within the US and Canada using your city and state. Select from thousands of wedding DJs for hire.
AllTimeFavorites.com - Browse this site for DJs in the US.
Hiring a wedding DJ in the UK :
UK-Disco.co.uk - Comprehensive UK list of wedding DJ and karaoke services in your area.
Hitched.co.uk - Review featured local services for music and DJs, with listings categorized by county.
Musicmoz.org - Search this comprehensive directory of all things music including DJs, edited by volunteers.
The sooner you book your DJ the better. You should definitely aim for having a DJ booked no later than 9 months in advance of your wedding day if you want to guarantee a professional DJ service in your local area. Do be aware that if your wedding is held in a major city, it is wise to book even earlier than this as, not surprisingly, the best DJs will be booked at least a year in advance. Likewise with weddings falling on major holidays, such as Christmas - the earlier you book the better.
I totally recommend that you also read the advantages of using an iPod for your wedding music entertainment, and Nina's article on the Pros and Cons of Choosing a DJ or Wedding Band so that you can make a well informed decision on whether you really want a wedding DJ, as opposed to a band or going the DIY route and using your own iPod!
If you follow these steps you will have a memorable wedding reception that everyone will enjoy! Good luck.
Further Reading On Wedding Music and Songs:
Revealing Five Wedding Song Ideas 5 tips to selecting the best wedding songs you can.
How To Successfully Choose Your Wedding Songs And Music - Whether you choose a live band, a string quartet, a DJ or even an iPod these tips will help you make your choices.
Alanis Morissette Favours An iPod Over A Wedding DJ - How About Yourself? - How to save money by opting for an iPod.
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Select Seeds is a small, family-owned business, located on 50 acres of mostly forest that is enrolled in the USDA Forest Stewardship program. Our gardens and greenhouse are just steps outside our door, just like many farm-based businesses. We are located in Union CT, part of The Last Green Valley, a National Heritage Corridor of 35 towns working locally to preserve the irreplaceable land, water, and cultural resources of the region.
We have been growing heirloom and open-pollinated flower seeds here for 25 years now! We also import flower seeds from European seed houses. We grow all of our plants in our greenhouse, grown under integrated pest management, exclusively using botanical- based insect controls. We are expanding into vegetable seed varieties and hope to introduce more rare annual flower seed varieties soon.
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The mission of The Tutu Project™ is to support the fund raising efforts of The Carey Foundation for women with breast cancer. We strive to bring laughter and understanding to a community that has endured far too much.
The Tutu Project™ began in 2003 as a lark – write Bob Carey. I mean, really, think of it. Me photographing myself in a pink tutu, how crazy is that?
But ten years ago my wife, Linda, and I moved to the East Coast and, as odd as it may sound it, the self-portraits proved to be a perfect way of expressing myself. Why? Because even though the move was exciting, exhilarating, and inspiring, it was 180 degrees from what I knew. So I took the old, mixed it in with the new, and kept the tutu handy.
Six months after the move, Linda, was diagnosed with breast cancer. She beat it, only to have it recur in 2006. During these past nine years, I've been in awe of her power, her beauty, and her spirit. Oddly enough, her cancer has taught us that life is good, dealing with it can be hard, and sometimes the very best thing—no, the only thing—we can do to face another day is to laugh at ourselves, and share a laugh with others.
Enter Ballerina, the book.
Last September, through the sale of prints, Linda and I self-published Ballerina. Not only is it a collection of my tutu images, it also shares many humorous stories about the adventures of a guy and his pink tulle. So far, there has been a tremendous response to Ballerina—people are particularly moved by the images. Because of their interest and enthusiasm we want to share that experience with as many people as possible.
Through Linda's personal battle, she has made it her goal to raise funds for women and their families that need financial support during their breast cancer journey. To help make her dream a reality, net proceeds from the sale of Ballerina will go directly to The Carey Foundation, a non-profit 501c3 organization that we established in 2012. There are so many expenses not covered by insurance, but what's so great is that for every $1,000 raised we can make a significant difference to these women. We'll be able to help with transportation to doctor appointments; wigs; lymphedema sleeves; childcare and counseling. To help distribute the funds we've partnered with CancerCare, a nationally run non-profit.
Support our Project
Thank you for finding a way to support the Tutu Project. We want you to know how grateful we are. By joining us in this effort, you are making a real difference for women who have to endure far too much.
After years of talking about the project, it's really happening—and I'm tickled pink.


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333 East 79th StreetApt. 21ST
Between Second Avenue and First Avenue Upper East Side
This home has been sold
We have 23 similar homes for sale.
Subway Lines
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- Price$700,000
- TypeCo-op
- Bedrooms3
- Bathrooms2
- Rooms5
- Approx. Sq. Ft.1,380
- Exposure North
Key Features
- Doorman
- Elevator
- Pet friendly
- Full city view
Great 21st floor family apt. Remodelled kitchen, updated baths, three large walk-in closets three new a/c's, new windows, open N city views, and strong coop w/gym, community room, courtyard, and playground.
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Upper East Side
Upper East, from 59th Street to 110th Street, from the East River to Fifth Avenue, with Sutton Place and Carnegie Hill as separate enclaves.
The Upper East Side historically exemplifies serious landmark-type apartments but remains a neighborhood where a co-op or condo can be found for everyone. Strict co-ops (some with incredible Central Park views) continue to prevail in the Upper East Side from Park to Fifth Avenues, but there are plenty of studios, one- and two-bedroom condos, and rentals on the Upper East Side as well. New luxury condo buildings include 20 East End Avenue, inspired by the pre-war architecture of the Upper East Side, and Citizen360 which is committed to sustainable building practices.
333 East 79th Street
2nd Ave - 83rd & 84th St7 mins
Lexington Ave - 77th St7 mins
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Expertly managed full-service cooperative consisting of two buildings, 333 East 79th Street and 340 East 80th Street. The buildings have full-time doormen, a resident manager, fitness center, indoor and outdoor play areas, garage and a bike room. The two buildings are joined by a beautiful landscape garden with teak furnishings. Located in the heart of the Upper East Side in a lively neighborhood with gourmet grocers such as Agata and Valentina and Citarella, trendy boutiques and abundant transportation options.
Additional features of this building include: Bicycle storage, Fitness Center, Full-time doorman, Garage, Landscaped garden, Live-in resident manager, Outdoor playground, Playroom.
- Postwar
- Built in 1961
- 21 floors
- 440 units
- Elevator
- Pet friendly
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This section of the Olympic Discovery Trail [ODT] website is designed to support visitors to the trail. Topics were chosen based on frequently asked questions. In this section you can expect to learn about transportation to and around the Olympic Peninsula, how to use the maps on the site, and the location of lodgings, campgrounds, dining options, bike shops and other pertinent travel information. We plan to add itineraries in the months ahead.
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What happens? You buy a wine glass for about €10 from the Segretaria and then stumble from wine producer to producer sampling the fruit of their labour.
Remember To taste the wine you really want to sample first as the taste buds are lost after 3 glasses of wine.
Getting there Greve, located in the Chianti area of Italy is less then 25kms from Florence and is easily accessable by train which is available here. You can book a flight into any Italian airport here.
Where to stay in Chianti There's quality accommodation available in Greve and the Chianti region available here.
While you're there... Greves wine festival also features many cheese, meat and beautiful foods from local producers from around the Chianti region and on Saturday there's dancing to be had.
Things change, always check details with a second source. We do not guarantee the validity of information found here and on associated websites and therefore can not be held liable. www.FestivalPig.com © All Rights Reserved 2007-2015.


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Israel attacks Hamas terror squad, killing 3
Israel's Air Force attacked what it said was a terror squad planning to kidnap Israelis over the Passover holiday, killing three.
The Israeli military stuck the men riding in a car in southern Gaza early Saturday morning.
The IDF said in a statement that the three men killed in the attack, a joint operation of the army and the Shin Bet security service, were members of a squad of terrorists intending to "execute kidnappings during the upcoming Passover holiday in the Sinai Peninsula and in Israel."
Hamas issued a statement saying the killed men were members of their organization. The organization said it would take revenge for the strike.
Israel's Counter-Terror Bureau later on Saturday called on Israelis to leave the Sinai Peninsula immediately, saying that Israeli intelligence agencies had concrete information of plans by terrorists to kidnap or attack Israelis vacationing there over the Passover holiday.
"Hamas continues to operate in every way possible in order to harm Israeli civilians," the IDF statement said. "The IDF will respond with strength and determination to any attempt to use terror against Israeli civilians and IDF soldiers. The IDF holds the Hamas terrorist organization solely responsible for any terrorist activity emanating from the Gaza Strip."


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The grocer is working with local Sunoco gas stations to offer fuel discounts based on shopper purchases.
BI-LO yesterday said it launched a new fuel loyalty program to help Charleston area residents to save money on gas by shopping for groceries.
"Our customers can continue to rely on BI-LO for every day grocery savings with their BI-LO Bonuscard, and now there's the added bonus of saving on gas as well," said BI-LO e.v.p. Tye Anthony.
The grocer is working with Excentus fuelperks! on the program. For every $50 a shopper spends at BI-LO, they receive a 5 cent per gallon reward applied to their loyalty card. The $50 threshold can be achieved through multiple visits to BI-LO; and is tracked automatically through the loyalty program.
In addition, shoppers' rewards are cumulative. If the shopper and his or her family spend $200 over the course of several weeks or in one visit, they accumulate a 20 cent per gallon reward. Customers redeem their earned discount by swiping their cards at any one of 23 local participating Sunoco stations.
The price per gallon will automatically roll down by the amount of fuelperks! rewards earned on all grades of Sunoco gasoline, up to 20 gallons per visit. A total of 17 BI-LO stores in the Charleston area and Hartsville are participating in this first-of-its-kind program for this region.
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Real Love: The Truth About Finding Unconditional Love and Fulfilling Relationships
Most people spend their whole lives searching for the kinds of relationships that make them feel worthwhile, happy, and loved. But few ever truly experience them. In Real Love, Dr. Greg Baer gives readers a practical blueprint for successful relationships by illuminating the path to finding and keeping love. Real-or unconditional-Love is caring about the happiness and well-being of another person without expecting something in return. That is the secret "something" that all relationships need in order to survive and thrive, and in this inspirational, one-of-a-kind book Dr. Baer shares his secrets for attaining Real Love. You'll discover: o The crucial difference between conditional and unconditional love o What a true, loving, and independent relationship really is o The four steps to finding Real Love o How to eliminate conflicts in relationships with spouses, children, parents, siblings, friends, and colleagues o How to put an end to destructive "getting" and "protecting" behaviors o Why "imitation love"-the pursuit of money, power, sex, and approval-can never be a substitute for the real thing o The ways in which dishonesty, criticism, and blame-fixing can irrevocably damage relationships o How Real Love can break the cycles of disappointment and unhappiness, and ease and eradicate feelings of anger, resentment, and fear With Real Love as your guide, you can begin to heal the wounds of the past and create rewarding and fulfilling relationships in every single area of your life.
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In the macro sense, Cannibal Corpse hasn't progressed in the slightest over the course of its 24-year existence. Sure, members have shuffled in and out, and production values have improved, but the quintet's core mission is the same as it was back in '88: match violence- and zombie-fixated (and often violent-zombie-fixated) lyrics with blastbeat-driven bludgeon; repeat.
Zoom in, though, and the band's evolutionary arc becomes clear. With 2006's Kill—the first of a trilogy of Corpse full-lengths, including the new Torture, overseen by death-metal superproducer Erik Rutan—the Tampa-via-Buffalo quintet kicked off a late-career renaissance, which found it flirting with the gonzo technicality of younger bar-raisers such as Necrophagist, while retaining the surprisingly earwormy brutality it perfected on early classics such as 1994's The Bleeding. As memorable a collection as Cannibal Corpse has produced since hulking frontman George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher replaced original growler Chris Barnes in '95, Torture is an expertly paced set that makes room for both frenetic prog-death ("Intestinal Crank") and sinister down-tempo doom ("Scourge of Iron").
The band hits town this week as the main attraction at the annual extreme-metal traveling circus Summer Slaughter. Compelling support comes from Raleigh, North Carolina's geekily ambitious Between the Buried and Me (metalcore's answer to Radiohead), awesomely anthemic gross-out grinders Exhumed and more. But conserve your energy for the headliner: At a 2010 NYC gig, Fisher challenged fans to match his legendary windmill headbang. "Try and keep up with me," he smirked. "You will fail."—Hank Shteamer
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