This really isn't targeted towards geeks, but it may help you (and her) in the planning. Think of it as "The Knot" for Guys. Trust me: it's working looking in to. My wedding is planned for 2012, and this has gotten me way ahead of the game. http://theplunge.com/ Here's a sample article talking about the reception venue: http://theplunge.com/weddingplanning/how-to-pick-a-venue-for-the-wedding-reception

amen to that. when finding a "perfect length" cable for certain jobs seems impossible (and after spending so much on shorter lengths and cable extenders), it's much more cheaper to buy your own spools and crimp them yourselves. I've made my own cables for years and I've only had 1 fail in 6 years (which I quickly fixed with the same process I used to make it - it's not that easy to fix a professional cable unless you buy a new one).

I agree. You can look at a webpage and you can look at the source. Only if you know how to "decode" the HTML/CSS/whatever code and get to the content, it shouldn't matter. it's the exact same thing as looking at the page. That's like recording a show on a DVR, then writing down what the News program says. As long as you give credit, it shouldn't matter! As a web developer, I know that some people can "disguise" the code by loading from remote JS files. However, you can just look on a page and copy the info. Ctrl+A + Ctrl+C, open up Notepad, Ctrl+V. Done. Are you going to sue me for that?