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New Generation of Camcorders Records Memories Directly on DVD (Wellsville Daily Reporter) - (ARA) - From weddings to graduations to new babies, memories fade, but videos of the occassion preserve the moment. DVD camcorders, which combine the versatile capabilities of a camcorder with the unbeatable convenience of DVD media, are the perfect solution.

Teen Fashion Designer Dreams About Her Own Wedding Day (Wellsville Daily Reporter) - (ARA) - It's no surprise that weddings are a serious business. They are, after all, a $25.3 billion industry.

Weddings (Argus Leader) - SPEARFISH - Ashley Albers and James Reiner were married July 29, 2006, at United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Deb Mack officiating. Honor attendants were Jess Wales, Leslie Miller and Marc Reiner.

Weddings (Opelousas Daily World) - CaVetra Charone Guillory and Reginald Joseph Babineaux exchanged vows Oct. 28, 2006 at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Grand Coteau. The Rev. Jim Lambert conducted the 2 p.m. double-ring ceremony and nuptial mass.

(10/7) (The Herald-Mail) - Weddings (9/23) McClain-Hyde; Pefley-Welsh; Weller-Andrews; Pipkin-Hartle; Forrest-McDonald; Knode-Ingram; Dayton-Barton; Abbott-Stevens.

Local DJ starts his own store (The Ironton Tribune) - PROCTORVILLE — Dave Thompson loves weddings so much that he’s been to about 800 or so in the past decade. He’s also a regular at proms, churches, festivals and other gatherings. No, he isn’t a movie inspired wedding crasher; he’s the disc jockey.

Metropolitan Diary: Dear Diary (New York Times) - “Was anything taken?” “No, but it’s the strangest thing,” she said. There’s a Chinese takeout menu on every bed in the house.”

Tyler Wilson (Coeur d'Alene Press) - Weddings are special events for those involved. For the rest of us, it can get sort of tiresome. What happens to us after we graduate high school? Within five years half the people you know are married and popping out kids. Before I turned 21, I think I attended a grand total of one wedding.

New 'Joy of Cooking' returns to its roots (The Clarion-Ledger) - For years, "Joy of Cooking" was a household staple, an almost mandatory gift at weddings, graduations and housewarmings. Especially during its 1970s heyday, "Joy" was the bible of the kitchen, its instructions covering everything from setting a table to boning a duck.

Shunning Griot Customs, Senegalese Youth Give Storytelling a New Spin (Washington Post) - DAKAR, Senegal -- Their parents and grandparents were venerated storytellers, wandering poets known as griots who sang praises to kings, crooned family histories at weddings and delivered anti-colonial epics at political rallies.