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Planning Your Wedding while Planning for the Future (Advocate Tribune) - (ARA) - Your wedding day should be special, with family and friends gathered to help you celebrate, the ceremony reflecting your love and the reception providing a perfect finale.

How to select a good wedding photographer (Belleville News-Democrat) - How to select a good wedding photographer 1/8BC-LR-WEDPHOTOGRAPHER:MCT 3/8By Chuck MyersMcClatchy Newspapers--

Week in review (Milford Daily News) - Don Jacobson is supposed to be in Ashland, helping his fiancee, Jean Jacobsen, prepare for their wedding next month, but instead he is speaking to her on a cell phone from a safe room 6,000 miles away. Don lives in Har Halutz, Israel, about 12 miles from the Lebanese border.

Dining: It's all Greek and good (Orange County Register) - REVIEW: George's Greek Café in Belmont Shore is a happy place for summer dining.

Movie Review: The Break-Up and Friends With Money : Men and Women Without Qualities (Blogcritics.org) - Peyton Reed's The Break-Up The Break-Up begins at a baseball game where Gary (Vince Vaughn), a motor-mouth Cubs fan, hits on Brooke (Jennifer Aniston), a woman on a date with another guy whom he notices because she's sitting between him and the hot dog vendor. Gary is overbearing but Brooke couldn't ask for a guy to fasten more attention on her. So his hopped-up patter works, as we see in

Review: You, Me & Dupree (Stuff) - ** Matt Dillon was so good in Crash, wasn't he? And that Luke Hudson is such a funny guy. Wedding Crashers had to be one of the funniest films released last year. And that perky Kate Hudson is a cute actress, too. I loved her in Almost Famous.

Observer review: My Story So Far by Wayne Rooney (Guardian Unlimited) - In My Story So Far, Wayne Rooney reveals that he loves a takeaway and Coleen likes Corrie - but where's the beef about Manchester United, Alex Ferguson and Roy Keane, asks Nick Greenslade.

Dish-DirecTV Merger May Soon Become a Reality (E-Commerce Times) - The latest news from investors: There may soon be a wedding in the satellite TV industry. Shares of satellite television provider EchoStar Communications, the name behind Dish Network, have soared amid speculation about the possibility of a merger with archrival DirecTV.

Audit Reveals Priest’s Account of Spending (New York Times) - DARIEN, Conn., July 29 — Besides providing the first public accounting of how much money turned up missing while the Rev. Michael Jude Fay ran St. John Roman Catholic Church — an estimated $1.4 million — an audit released Friday also gave parishioners the first explanation from Father Fay himself:.

Dive into this pool of summer books (Orange County Register) - Plenty of new titles can help you get away from it all. Anchor Books' recent publication of "The Da Vinci Code" in paperback puts Dan Brown's popular thriller into lightweight, compact form for easy toting to summer-reading spots.