Thursday, September 9, 2010

Stamps in My Passport: Nepal Wedding

Stamps in My Passport: Nepal Wedding

May 7, 2010 by Harry Hubinger · Leave a Comment 

Let’s face it—singing and dancing go together with “love and marriage like a horse and carriage.” I remember growing up and attending a lot of weddings. Invariably as the evening rolled on the band would get louder and louder and the music faster and faster. Eventually both young and old would be carried away with …

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2010 Chrysler 300: A Sexy Sedan!

2010 Chrysler 300: A Sexy Sedan!

May 7, 2010 by Charles Donaldson · Leave a Comment 

Think “cool, low and boxy”—and think a modern version of what the Green Lantern would drive. That’s how I like to describe the Chrysler 300 sedan. Since it was introduced in 2005 the fresh and distinctive style has only grown better with age. In other words, it is still a head-turner! The 2010 Chrysler 300 …

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Laurus Bistro

Laurus Bistro

Casual yet elegant in design, Laurus Bistro in Blackhawk Plaza invites families to dine on authentic European favorites prepared with the freshest of ingredients. This commitment to freshness is felt the moment you enter Laurus’ open and airy dining room and extends into the menu which changes daily based on local availability. Neutral walls, brown …

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Wedding Music

Wedding Music

Spring is definitely in the air and many couples are busy planning a June wedding. Choosing the invitations, making the guest list, selecting the cake and most importantly the bride’s gown, are all priorities, but one of the most important elements of a wedding is the music. How does one choose the music for a …

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The Three Fs

The Three Fs

May 7, 2010 by Eric Johnson · Leave a Comment 

I don’t watch much television, but one program I catch every once in a while is Man Versus Wild, with Bear Grylls. There is something fascinating about a guy who confidently dives head first into a frigid, ice-covered pond to capture a wiggling trout with his bare hands; who then, without skipping a beat, proceeds …

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Trivial Matters

May 7, 2010 by Ben Fernandez · Leave a Comment 

It seems like holy matrimony is the subject of the month. Playing Trivia is not necessarily conducive to a long marriage, but my spouse and I are going on 53 years. I cannot really say that thinking of this stuff has contributed to the longevity, but you never know. HERE ARE THIS MONTH’S QUESTIONS: Who …

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Prevention: The Best Health Investment in Any Economy

Prevention: The Best Health Investment in Any Economy

May 7, 2010 by Ron Kardashian · Leave a Comment 

We all know that we should not eat greasy, fried food and that late-night binge eating is a sure way to pack on unwanted pounds. So why does it sometimes take a doctor’s report to convince us to change these destructive habits? For some, even a scary prognosis fails to produce enough motivation to dump …

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Sugar Rush

Sugar Rush

May 7, 2010 by Marissa Sullivan · Leave a Comment 

Sugar Rush Events is owned by Kristen Jensen. Kristen’s love of planning, passion and spirit is evident at every event. Her creativity and ingenuity make her stand out among the rest. She is always staying on top of the latest trends and allowing her client’s visions to come to life. Her laid back demeanor and …

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The Dirt Gardener: Thanks for Asking

The Dirt Gardener: Thanks for Asking

May 7, 2010 by Buzz Bertolero · Leave a Comment 

Q: I’m having a problem with these Rolly Polly bugs getting into my strawberries when they’re almost ripe. Do you have any suggestions on how to keep those darned bugs off of my berries? A: The Rolly Polly bugs, actually, are Sowbugs. They’re a gray color, oval in shape and curl up when disturbed. Also, …

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Market Fresh

May 7, 2010 by Peggy Fallon · Leave a Comment 

Full disclosure: I am a recovering caterer. For seven long years I spent every waking moment planning elaborate menus, shopping, prepping, cooking, schlepping, pampering clients, and nursing my aching feet. Admittedly this was a long time ago, but I still experience painful flashbacks—and those flashbacks often include a mother-of-the-bride. Any talk of weddings still activates …

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