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Keeping the menu in order, with plenty of Rice on the side (San Francisco Chronicle) - It seems like a wedding with so much rice being thrown, as we begin our seven Rs review of the weekend with several varieties of Rice: Top five Rices 1. Rice University. The Owls are 0-4 after Saturday's 55-7 loss to Florida State, but thanks to...

Business briefs (Poughkeepsie Journal) - Tying the knot does not come cheap. A wedding in the U.S. will cost an average of $26,800 this year, according to estimates from The Wedding Report, a market-research organization.

In theaters (The Times of Northwest Indiana) - ALL THE KING'S MEN (Rated PG-13) Full review, D1. Grade C- FLYBOYS (Rated PG-13) Full review, D3. Grade B-

REVIEW: Wedding satire is just so much mocking about (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) - Twenty years after "This is Spinal Tap," the mockumentary format seems easy to emulate but hard to master.

Your Money Matters: Say 'I Do' to Home Buying (Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch) - (ARA) - Getting married marks a huge milestone for many people who have spent years dreaming about being a husband or wife. Another major milestone that often follows marriage is the first "big" purchase, which is typically buying a home.

Asia:NZ September Media e-Newsletter (Scoop.co.nz) - Kia ora, selamat datang and welcome to September edition of the Asia New Zealand Foundation media newsletter. In this issue, we feature the Preparing for a Future with Asia summit held earlier this month and preview the Diwali Festivals of Lights in Auckland and Wellington in October.

How bridal shows can save you money on your wedding (Market Watch) - NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Tying the knot does not come cheap. A wedding in the U.S. will cost an average $26,800 this year, according to estimates from The Wedding Report, a market-research organization. And with a dizzying array of choices to make --photographers, venues, caterers, florists, DJs -- planning a wedding can clobber both your sanity and your wallet.

Movie review: 'Confetti' proves to be enjoyable fluff (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - While it doesn't attain the dizzying hilarity of Christopher Guest's mockumentaries "A Mighty Wind" or "Best in Show," there's an affectionate tone to "Confetti" that makes it a serviceable time-waster. The British import is a cinéma vérité-style satire of England's wedding industry, following three couples in a contest sponsored by the nation's leading bridal magazine. The pair that mounts the

Meet the architect behind Norfolk church addition controversy (The Virginian-Pilot) - In other cities, Barton Myers is greeted with reverence. His projects are heralded in the world press and by his peers. But his hometown is where he would love to leave more of a mark. So he's back in . . .

FALL TV TURN-ON (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) - Runaway