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Palestinian TV: Jews murder Arab brides in cold blood (WorldNet Daily) - JERUSALEM – Jewish soldiers murder Arab brides in cold blood, and the Israeli coastal towns of Jaffa and Haifa are really Palestinian cities, according to broadcasts this week on official Palestinian Authority television.

Amore complete service (Wigan Observer) - WIGAN'S future brides and their beaux can get ready to enjoy the Amore experience.

Wedaholic.com Welcomes The Increasing Popularity Of The Bride's Speech (PR Web) - Bride';s wedding speeches are becoming increasingly popular with more and more brides welcoming the chance to express their feelings on the most special day of their life. Elle Brown at Wedaholic.com offers 15 tips to ensure the speech is a success. [PRWEB Oct 14, 2005]

Battle Over Regatta Club Leaves Brides Stranded (NBC 10 Providence) - A legal battle over an elegant wedding spot leaves some brides caught in the middle.

NEW NEIGHBORS GOES ONLINE (Perry County News) - A new edition of Neighbors, The Perry County News' quarterly features magazine, is now available on this Web site. The Perry County News regularly includes special sections in its print edition, and those special sections are posted here, as well.

First catch your cook (Guardian Unlimited) - We all know about Mrs Beeton - a dragon in black bombazine, presiding with iron control over her bustling underlings in the steamy cavern of a Victorian kitchen, conjuring up hefty haunches of roast beef and a parade of solid steamed puddings. Well - no.

Woman who left U.S. polygamous cult speaks at Vancouver film fest (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News) - VANCOUVER (CP) - In a new documentary about alleged horrors in a closed polygamous community in the United States, women who have fled say that child abuse is as plentiful as the wives.

Globalization of divorce: The downside of international romance turned sour (Daily Yomiuri Online) - With the number of international marriages rising rapidly, the number of divorces involving international couples is also on the increase, rising by almost 100 percent over the past 10 years.

Mary Louisa James (Albany Democrat-Herald) - Mary Louisa James, 88, a longtime resident of Sweet Home, died Thursday. She was born in Hershey, Neb., to Fredrick and Clara (Bussard) Bettis. She married Charley James in Julesburg, Neb., on Dec. 14, 1934. Mary and Charley moved to Sweet Home in the early 1940s.

Polygamy documentary debuts at film festival (GJ Sentinel) - VANCOUVER, British Columbia — "Banking on Heaven," a documentary on women who have fled a polygamist cult based along the Utah-Arizona border, has debuted at the Vancouver International Film Festival.