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Hubby kept their formal renewal of vows a total surprise

Hubby kept their formal renewal of vows a total surprise

0 Comments | Palm Beach Post, Jun 6, 2010

Newlyweds and brides-to-be (or their wedding planners, mothers and bridesmaids) may share wedding and engagement stories to be featured in the Accent section of The Palm Beach Post.

Our favorite June entry will receive a VIP dinner experience for two, including a bottle of sparkling wine, at ZED451 in Mizner Park in Boca Raton.

Enter today! www.pbpost.com/go/bridalideas

The may winner:May winners: Shamir and Kamahla Bolivar, Royal Palm Beach

What they won: A $100 gift certificate to Trueglo MedSpa in Palm Beach Gardens, which specializes in Botox and dermal fillers, laser- hair removal, medical aesthetics, skin care and cellulite treatments.

His best idea: Shamir surprised his wife of six years, Kamahla, with the formal wedding they had never had, but always wanted. The couple had been married previously at the courthouse by a justice of the peace
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READER OFFER

READER OFFER

0 Comments | Grimsby Telegraph, Jun 4, 2010

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pound(s)300m lost by lazy web shopping

pound(s)300m lost by lazy web shopping

0 Comments | Evening Times; Glasgow (UK), May 25, 2010

ONLINE shoppers could be wasting up to pound(s)300million by accepting the first price on internet-bought goods.

A survey by comparison site InvisibleHand found 53% of consumers think that they will always get a better deal online while 68% of shoppers did not shop around first and paid an average of pound(s)10 per item more as a result.

A total of 52% compare prices between just a few favoured sites and 8% head for their favourite retailer.

Just 24% in the survey regularly use a shopping comparison site to find the cheapest prices online.

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Herald; Dubuque, Iowa – Weddings; Miesen-Bartley

Weddings; Miesen-Bartley

0 Comments | Telegraph – Herald; Dubuque, Iowa, Aug 18, 2006

Kimberly Miesen and Joseph Bartley, both of Oshkosh, Wis., were married June 3, 2006, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Platteville, Wis. The reception was at the Julien Inn, Dubuque.

She is the daughter of Maynard and Rita Miesen, of Platteville. He is the son of Monica Bartley, of Hartford, Wis., and Steve and Sharon Bartley, of Fond du Lac, Wis.

Maid of honor was Jill Miesen. Also attending the bride were Bethany Miesen, Theresa Bartley, Angie Novotny, Emily Reinardy and Stephanie Torn.

Best man was Kevin Van Straten. Also attending the groom were Nick Thill, Norman Hippert, Matt Bartley, Joe Sheridan and Brian Tisler.

She graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and is a speech pathologist at Progressive Step Rehab Services, Fond du Lac. He graduated from Fox Valley Technical College, Oshkosh, and is a CNC programmer at Engineered Wood Products, Fond du Lac.

Since their trip to Riviera Maya, Mexico, they have been living at 836 W. 10th Ave., Oshkosh, Wis
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Daily News, New York, ticker column.

Daily News, New York, ticker column.

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, June, 2004

Daily News, New York Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Jun. 24–CLOSING ADELPHIA ARGUMENTS: In closing arguments, one of the many defense attorneys in the trial of former Adelphia execs, including three members of the Rigas family, described the case as scapegoating.

The criminal charges, which include looting the company in a $2 billion fraud, are like regicide, or the killing of kings, by mobs who blamed a few so the community could feel better, said Mark Mahoney, a lawyer for former assistant treasurer Michael Mulcahey.

Prosecutors said there have been “20 hours of excuses to explain away all the facts” in the case, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Owens, in his rebuttal argument
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A well-designed card should convey both

A well-designed card should convey both a text message and a feeling. People really do pick up and collect business cards they are attracted to ? even if they don?t need the services right away. If you take the time to have the card designed by a true artist, chances are you will be pleasantly surprised by the results.

I stumbled on what I consider to be a couple of great business card design companies owned by Daniel Will-Harris http://www.will-harris.com/design/bizcards2.htm and Victoria Arico at http://www.lookslikejoy.com/BusinessCards.html. I prefer designers rather than mass-produced templates for many reasons, but primarily because I don?t want to see my ?logo? on someone else?s card.
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Eagle – Obituaries

Obituaries

0 Comments | Wyoming Tribune – Eagle, Aug 1, 2009

Mary Poulos

1926-2009

Mary Poulos of Scottsdale, Ariz., passed away on July 30 at the age of 82.

She was born Nov. 26, 1926, in Youngstown, Ohio.

She is a member of Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in Scottsdale and St. Constantine and Helen Orthodox Church in Cheyenne.

As a real estate broker she was also an active member of the Wyoming Board of Realtors and the Cheyenne Board of Realtors. Mary was also a member of the Federated Women’s Club, Arizona Cretan Club, Philoptochos Society, as well as the Daughters of Penelope.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Harry Poulos; and brother, Jim Pantels.

She is survived by her son, Steven H. Poulos (Catherine) of Scottsdale; brothers, Gus Brown and Bill Pantelopoulos; nephews, C. Gus Crick Pantelopoulos, Jonathon Pantelopoulos, George McCoy, Mike Poulos of Rock Springs and Fr. Ted Pantels; nieces, Pam Estelle McCoy, Rebecca McCoy, and Chrissy Poulos; and her grandchildren, H. Michael and Steven R. Poulos.

Graveside services and interment will be 3:30 p.m. Monday in Beth El Cemetery.

After the services, a reception will be held at Little America in the Cheyenne Room.

Donations can be made, in her name, to the Assumption Greek Orthodox Building Fund, 8202 E. Cactus Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85260.

This is a paid obituary.

Ashli A. Garton

1989-2009

Ashli A. Garton, 20, of Franklin. Mass., and formerly of Orange, Mass., died July 25 at Boston Children’s Hospital, following an illness.

She was born on April 18, 1989, in Denver. She moved to Massachusetts from Cheyenne at the age of 9. Ashli had graduated from Franklin County Technical School in Turners Falls and later attended Bunker Hill Community College.

Ashli was known to be a fierce advocate for any cause, but especially for Easter Seals and BAGLY- Boston Area Gay, Lesbian Youth.

She would fight like a warrior for fairness and justice.

Ashli loved being on the computer and chatting with her friends as well as photography and never let her battle with osteogenesisimperfecta slow her down
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Magix Launches Magix Magazine Blog

Magix Launches Magix Magazine Blog

0 Comments | Wireless News, Jul 29, 2010

Magix has announced the release of Magix Magazine, a blog that features five different categories in which the authors write about anything to do with the digital and multimedia world, including information related to the company and its employees: music, digital trends, interesting websites or facts about Magix products.

According to Magix, the “Digital” category features information on every electronic device under the sun. The “Info” category provides tips and tricks on an easier and better life with technology. Here readers will find advice that isn’t necessarily related exclusively to Magix products. The “Life” category features a potpourri of topics related to the lives and surroundings of the editorial team. The “Magix” category focuses on the company, its employees and products
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Medical coding class at CMCC

Medical coding class at CMCC

0 Comments | Sun Journal; Lewiston, Me., Aug 28, 2009 | by Anonymous

AUBURN – The Central Maine Community College Corporate and Community Services Department will offer an ICD-9 medical coding class from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, Sept. 17 through Dec. 10. The cost of the course is $425 and includes the textbook.

Medical coding is the translation of diagnoses, procedures, services and supplies into numeric and/or alphanumeric components for statistical reporting and reimbursement purposes. For anyone just starting to learn the ins and outs of coding diagnoses and procedures in health records, the workshop will provide the tools to develop skills for coding accuracy.

The hybrid course will cover all areas of ICD-9-CM diagnostic coding for physician office billing. Learning will occur in the classroom and online, allowing students to progress at their own pace. Students should have experience in medical terminology for this class.

The course is open to the public and will be taught by Judy Roy.

For more information or to register, contact the Central Maine Community College Corporate and Community Services Department at 755- 5280 or 1-800-891-2002, ext
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Speed up fraud case: Rabbi.

Speed up fraud case: Rabbi.

Australasian Business Intelligence, January, 2010

Byline: Sean Fewster

Jan 12, 2010 (The Advertiser – ABIX via COMTEX) — The Adelaide Magistrates Court is hearing a case involving claims of fraud at a religious school. A rabbi and his wife face 39 charges of dishonestly dealing with documents, after it they allegedly gained government subsidies for non-existent student enrolments. They have pleaded guilty, and their lawyers have appealed to the court to accelerate proceedings.

Publication Date: 13 January 2010 

 ADELAIDE MAGISTRATES' COURT THE SPIRIT OF DAVID ADELAIDE
JUDAIC LEARNING CENTRE INCORPORATED SUPREME COURT OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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