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Why Dogs Should Have Been Allowed at Hogwarts: A Pet Preference Breakdown
The Harry Potter series has captivated people across the entire world for decades, creating a colossal fandom that can't get enough of the Wizarding World. With the release of a Broadway sequel and the upcoming prequel, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, the magic has only grown stronger. Between further plotlines from J.K. Rowling, fans satisfy their HP craving on Pottermore, reading fan theories and taking quizzes that provide them with a wand, a Patronus, and most importantly, their Hogwarts House.
In the series, when first-year students arrive at Hogwarts, they are immediately sorted in their houses. This is also true with Pottermore, which sorts you into a house after you register an account. The Hogwarts Houses are commonly known to attract specific personality traits: Gryffindor for the brave, Ravenclaw for the clever, Hufflepuff for the hardworking, and Slytherin for the ambitious.
Another detail in the series is that young wizards and witches are allowed to bring an owl, a cat, or a toad with them to school. However, we found this rule to be discriminatory to our canine friends, which lead us to the question – if dogs were allowed at Hogwarts, which houses would be made up of the most dog people? I know I, for one, would like to know which Hogwarts house my dog is in. And since Hogwarts isn't real (unfortunately), we surveyed over 400 Pottermore-users to see which house the website sorted them into and which animal they would choose as a pet. We got some surprising results.
Overall, respondents to our Harry Potter survey tended to identify more as dog people than as cat people. Surprisingly, each of the four houses had a higher percentage of dog people than cat people overall. Given these results, we bet that, if they were to have had the option, many a Hogwarts student have gladly brought their pups with them to school.
Although dogs were the most popular pet in every house, the margin of victory was narrower in some houses than it was in others. Hufflepuff, for instance, had the highest percentage of dog people – 68% – of the 4 houses, while Ravenclaw turned out to have the highest number of cat people with 41%, followed closely by Slytherin.
Gryffindor fell in the middle for the percentage of both cat and dog people. Of the respondents between the ages of 18-25, there was only 6% between the number of dog people and cat people, while there were twice as many 26-30-year-olds who identified as dog people rather than cat people. Of the dog people in Gryffindor, the majority were male at 36%, while most cat people were female.
Of the total Hufflepuff respondents, 40% of women were dog lovers, while only 28% of men were dog people. Of the cat lovers, a higher percentage were female and tended to be between 26 and 30 years old, while the dog lover demographic tended to be between 31 and 40 years old.
Time-turning our attention to Slytherin, the majority of our respondents were male. Dog people did indeed make up a substantial part of the house, with the overwhelming demographic topping out at 41% male dog people. Cat owners tended to be female, making up 19% of Slytherin House. The majority of both cat and dog owners were between the ages of 26 and 30, with a total of 38% of respondents fitting that demographic.
Ravenclaw, it turns out, is made up of the most ailurophiles, with 41% of respondents choosing cats as their preferred furry friends. Of the cat lovers, most were male and were aged between 26 and 30 years old. Rounding out the male demographic, male dog lovers made up 32% of the results. The overall age of the house was represented by members who mostly fell between the ages of 26 and 30.
Overall, we are of the opinion that Hogwarts should have allowed students to bring their pups to school, and it seems like many of the Potterheads from around the world agree! We personally would have loved to have seen how a Hogwarts dog population would have affected Mrs. Norris' reign of terror in the books.


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Hesitating, I look around to see who's watching… I adjust my straps and the handles and hike up my pants by my beltloops. This is it, I'm going to talk to him. I'm going to see if everything I feel is real, a spark, a vacuum of space and time and fire. I approach him with a cold beer and sweaty underarms and leap before I can look once more.
Approach is such a term that can be used in a variety of ways — the main two being normally and creepily. This guy approached me in this dark alley and scared the shit out of me. Good example right? Or the defending lawyer approached the bench?
Susan stared transfixed at the minute black figure with a staring eye, carrying a small tray with a variety of trinkets. Her blood froze with fear for although the eye did not move as she made and initial approach to prove she was not afraid, she was anything but inside.
the word sounds so animalistic. It reminds me of stalking in high brush, of pouncing, are social interaction mainly preditorial?
How do I approach this matter? Sometimes at 1 in the morning, it just hits me. What am I doing? What am I here for? What lies ahead? I don't know. I really don't. And it scares me.
I had a dream last night that I had gathered mice from Nepal to do experiments on. They were black mice, and I caught them and brought them back to my home. The experiments involved injecting their brains with virus that alters their response to low calorie metabolism. One day I woke up and realized I had forgotten to feed them. As I approached, I realized from their aggressive writhing that they were vicious, and wanted my blood.
Approach my soul, the mercy seat, Where Jesus answers prayer. Being able to approach the throne of grace with confidence is one of God's most gracious gifts to his children, to those whom he has called. I am so thankful that whenever I want to, I can approach my heavenly father in prayer asap. He is always there with open arms, waiting for me on the regular.


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Ritz Company Players receives Villaume Foundation Grant
The Board of The John and Helen Villaume Foundation has announced that the Company Players, Inc./Ritz Company Playhouse has been selected to receive one of the Foundation's 2017 community grant awards.
Sarah Clauss, on behalf of Company Players, Inc./Ritz Company Playhouse, received a check in the amount of $5,000.00 from Villaume Foundation Board Members, Jon Villaume and Lewis J. Critelli.
The Company Players, Inc./Ritz Company Playhouse, is an all-volunteer, non-profit community theatre dedicated to providing quality live theatre. The Villaume Foundation grant will benefit the Company Players, Inc./Ritz Company Playhouse by providing funding to cover, among other items, the licensing, rights and royalty fees, as well as the costs of the scripts for the show the children's theatre program, Ritz Bitz Players, will be performing this year. For additional information on this and other productions being offered by the Ritz Bitz and Ritz Company Players, go to their website at: www.ritzplayhouse.com.
The John and Helen Villaume Foundation established by Honesdale natives, John and Helen Villaume, is dedicated to benefit charitable, religious, scientific, literary and educational programs within Wayne County. Since its inception, the Foundation has made awards totaling over $1,000,000.00 with Wayne Bank managing the account in the Wealth Management and Trust Services Division of Wayne Bank.
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The hot, dry weather has sapped surface moisture pretty well in parts of the state, which is affecting ease of planting and soybean emergence. Soybeans planted this week were subjected to harder ground, and drier conditions which will make emergence more spotty initially until the field gets rain. I checked a few fields in Jackson which has missed significant rain for several days now, and depending on the field, soybean seed planted deeper than an inch on Monday had enough moisture to swell the seed or beyond, but still may not have enough moisture to get the job done without a rain. Seed planted slightly deeper to moisture are faring best. Our high biomass cover crop field is holding moisture better where we terminated and rolled prior to planting. Seed that have swelled or have an emerged radicle or cotyledons can 'wait' on a rain for a week or two as long as soil temperatures are not excessive. With rain chances in the forecast for several days, hopefully all fields will get at least a shower out of this current weather system.
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The cat has taken the route of resignation. Today, it seems that 95% of the YA dystopia novels will not tie up in one single volume, but we will get it in threes. Some of these trilogies are incredibly fantastic (e.g. Patrick Ness's Chaos Walking trilogy) and are actually believable as a trilogy where each volume adds another layer to the story, while others should just have quit sometime in the midst of their second volume (e.g. Hunger Games) because they're just rehashing their first volume and nothing is really added to the complexity of the story or the character development. Ashes, by Ilsa J. Bick, is the first part of a post-apocalyptic trilogy. In what particular category it belongs is not yet clear, though, but I am willing to postpone my final judgment until the next volume.
Alex is 17 and has a brain tumor. She lives with her aunt since her parents' death. She decides that she does not want to have any more cancer treatments, and sets off for a hike in the Waucamaw Wilderness, to deal with her decision. While hiking she encounters 2 people, 8-year-old Ellie and her grandfather Jack, and their dog Mina. Suddenly a surge of something hits the wilderness, causing Jack to die, Alex to be miraculously rid of the constant pressure in her brain, and Ellie still very bratty and hating everything especially Alex. Alex, though, has developed a new kind of 'power': she can super-smell, which is odd for a girl who didn't have any sense of taste after the many cancer treatments she had. Also, her memories about her parents are coming back, something which had gone along with the sense of taste. When Alex and Ellie meet up with a young soldier, Tom, the 3 of them not only figure out that the surge must have been some kind of EMP, disabling everything (and everyone who runs on 'electricity'), but at the same time causing for some seriously disturbing phenomena as well: kids who've changed dramatically, brain-zapped, and are now somehow weird cannibalistic zombies… So far so good, literally… because the introduction of Alex, Ellie and Tom, their interaction, their need for explanation, all that is very cleverly done and more than exciting to read. Enter the second part of the novel, after Alex, Ellie and Tom are separated once again. We enter a strange new world, in the settlement of Rule, we get a completely new set of characters, very cult-ish, and absolutely out of tune with the parts that preceded it. To say that the Rule-part of the book (and adding another potential love interest) feels contrived is being very kind.
Ashes starts off like a blend of 28 Days Later mixed with The Stand and a dash of The Road to flavor it all. If continued like that, this would have made for one killer of a zombie apocalypse thriller. Unfortunately, Ilsa J. Bick gave us 2 halves that don't make a whole with almost completely different settings, 2 completely different sets of characters, and 2 completely different stories. And while the first setting/set of characters/ story is exciting and captivating, the second is an uninspired add-on that is both slow-paced and frustrating, so much so that I kind of have to wonder whether they were written by the same author?
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Timber viaduct restored to former glory
Wednesday 5 Dec 2018
Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage today celebrated the reopening of southern Fiordland's Percy Burn viaduct, thought to be the highest surviving wooden bridge in the world, following significant restoration work.
"Congratulations to Southland's Port Craig Viaducts Charitable Trust and the Southland District Council for their vision, commitment and sheer hard work in restoring this iconic heritage structure," Eugenie Sage said.
"It is fantastic to see this historic viaduct, which was once part of a logging tramway, now able to be used and enjoyed by the public again as a feature of the South Coast and Tuatapere Hump Ridge Tracks.
"Percy Burn is a place where visitors can reflect on both our history and our future. Walking across this impressive viaduct, high above the forest, is a memorable experience," Eugenie Sage said.
"In its day, the Port Craig sawmill was part of one of New Zealand's major logging ventures. The closure of the mill in 1928 helped preserve the distinctive coastal beech/podocarp forests of Waitutu. They are now recognised as a taonga in their own right and important habitat for birds like kaka and kakariki.
"The Port Craig Viaducts Charitable Trust, especially Tom Pryde and Stephen Canny, deserve the thanks of many New Zealanders. Their commitment to this project has given new life to a major community and heritage asset so that the public can once again enjoy it."
The Percy Burn viaduct is located on the South Coast and Hump Ridge Tracks. The Hump Ridge Track includes a three-day walk taking in the coastline, forest and alpine regions of southern Fiordland. The Hump Ridge Track is one of three finalists – along with Northland's Te Paki and Marlborough's Queen Charlotte Walkway, which are being evaluated by the Department of Conservation as a potential new Great Walk. The Percy Burn viaduct is also a candidate to be one of the top 50 landmark historic sites in Aotearoa.
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It's a rude shock to the embattled UPA Government that was already feeling cornered on the issue of galloping inflation. Disappointed by the latest double-digit figures, officials in Finance Ministry concede that there's little they can do to arrest the trend immediately as it's driven by high prices of commodities globally.
However, they do see a silver lining in the cloud. Says a senior bureaucrat: "The Rabi harvest of rice and wheat has been exceptionally good. Then, good monsoons will also beef up food production in the country. It should help cool food prices significantly over the next three to four months." That's some source of comfort for the government in what has been a losing battle against inflation so far.


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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 14, 2018--The "Global Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Therapeutics Market Size, Market Share, Application Analysis, Regional Outlook, Growth Trends, Key Players, Competitive Strategies and Forecasts, 2018 To 2026" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The global post-traumatic stress disorder therapeutics market is projected to reach US$ 10,679.5 million by 2026, expanding at a CAGR of 4.5% from 2018 to 2026. Antidepressants are the class of promising drugs that play a stellar role in the market.
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As per the U.S. National Comorbidity Survey Replication, around 6.8% individuals experience the ill effects of PTSD. As indicated by PTSD United, Inc. around 70% of individuals in the United States has encountered a few sorts of the shocking accident in any event once in their lives. This associate to around 223.4 million individuals.
The usage rate of healthcare services is highest in case of individuals suffering from PTSD. There are various symptoms that are commonly grouped into four different types: avoidance, changes in physical and emotional reactions, negative changes in thinking and mood, and intrusive memories that are identified in the individuals having post-traumatic stress disorder.
Based on the class of drug, the global post-traumatic stress disorder therapeutics market is segmented into antidepressants, anti-anxiety drugs, other drug classes (Alpha-1 & Alpha-2 Receptor Antagonists, Atypical Antipsychotics, and Anticonvulsants), and pipeline candidates. Rising prevalence of PTSD and the promising drug pipeline would additionally boost the post-traumatic stress disorder therapeutics market.
Key Topics Covered
Chapter 1. Preface
Chapter 2. Executive Summary
Chapter 3. Global Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Therapeutics Market Overview, 2016-2026 (US$ Mn)
Chapter 4. Global Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Therapeutics Market, by Drug Class, 2016-2026 (US$ Mn)
Chapter 5. Global Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Therapeutics Market, by Geography, 2016-2026 (US$ Mn)
Chapter 6. Company Profiles
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Hosiery and the Gucci effect: The retail resurgence of socks
Aug 17, 2017 | By WGSN Insider
Jun 09, 2011
The office is all abuzz about the Louis Vuitton Resort 2012 collection that just came out. In a key look from the collection, model Arizona Muse channels another iconic fashion muse, Coco Chanel. The image instantly conjured this memorable still of Audrey Tautou in the 2009 film Coco Before Chanel down to the elegant coif and cross-armed pose. The Louis Vuitton "dayjamas" trade in ivory-colored silk for fun blue leopard spots and updates the menswear classic with a boxy double-breasted design. The grandpa cardigan remains relatively true to the original, however, and the matching helmet and Prince Albert slippers thoroughly carry out Mademoiselle Chanel's renegade spirit in a fresh, offbeat fashion.
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December 1, 2016
Military affairs director to present research to senior defense leaders
Retired Army Lt. Col. Art DeGroat, executive director of military and veterans affairs, has been invited by the U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense for Manpower and Reserve Affairs to make a presentation of his doctoral research findings on "Re-conceptualizing the Life Event of Veterans Transition: Toward a Deeper Understanding."
DeGroat will travel to Washington, D.C., as guest of the Defense Department on Jan. 18, 2017, to make this presentation and meet with senior policy officials interested in reforming veterans transition assistance programming nationwide.
DeGroat also recently established the K-State Military Affairs Innovation Center at the K-State Office Park to enable expansion of this work at the regional and national level.


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April 12, 2016
On Saturday, April 2, Fanshawe College Accounting students competed in the annual CPA Case Competition. For the third year in a row, Fanshawe College brought home gold at this provincial competition.
We'd like to congratulate our students and faculty coaches involved with this year's competition:
Winning students:
Brendan Schleen, Corey Drummond, Edwin Barahona.
These students are from the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) degree program.
Faculty coaches: Sue Deakin, Linda Riley, Henry Otten and Mike Tucker.
There were 20 teams representing 12 colleges.
Congratulations team Fanshawe with this three-peat win!


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If you're not quite ready for the back-to-school rush, you're probably not up for any Halloween goodies. But because we love new kids' books, no matter the season, we can't resist the latest title from the literary ladies behind Click, Clack, Moo. Aptly titled Click, Clack, Boo!, this story takes us down on the farm, right before All Hallow's Eve. Farmer Brown, however, is in no mood to celebrate. If anything, he'd rather crawl under the covers and let the holiday pass without him. But that, of course, wouldn't have the makings of a great story, and so the drama begins. Setting out a bowl of candy on the front porch (not unlike some recent Halloweens around our neighborhood!), he draws the shades and locks the door. When scary sounds get the best of his overactive imagination, he hides in the safety of his cozy bed…only to be lured outside for an unusual discovery. We won't spoil the ending of this entertaining story, but let's just say it's definitely a treat worth savoring. And one you'll surely be returning to, come October.
In a Nutshell: No tricks; this sweet story makes Halloween an enjoyable holiday for all ages.


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The Divine Pollination Hive is a worldwide Voluntary community currently based online, where we celebrate relationships through critical thinking, emotional awareness, spontaneity, and compassion. Cultivate your uniqueness and creativity as an individual in a safe and loving environment with a family you can trust. We are Hermeticists, which is the foundation of alchemy. It is closely connected to Gnosticism, but not entirely the same thing, as Hermeticism is closely relates to all of the mystical […] Read more »


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The tenth calls students of a school had planned a drama in their school's annual function. They had planned to play the Hiranyakashyapa and Prahalad's dramatic confrontation from the Hindu mythology. For people who do not know the story it is as follows. Hiranyakashyapa is an Asura king who does not believe in Vishnu as a god and but considers himself as a god. His only son Prahalad is a ardent devotee of Vishnu (the Hindu god). Hiranyakashyapa asks Prahalad as to whom he worships and Prahalad vey innocently says "Vishnu". One things leads to another and Hiranyakashyapa challenges Prahalad and asks him where is Vishnu. Prahalad says "He is everywhere'" Hiranyakashyapa Says "aha, can you show him in this pillar" Prahalad says "certainly". Hiranyakashyapa breaks the pillar and Vishnu magically appears from the pillar in the form of Narashimha (half man and half lion) and slays Hiranyakashyapa.
This famous story was a huge crowd puller and the class had planned it in a dramatic fashion. Usually as soon as Hiranyakashyapa Hiranyakasapa says "can you show me Vishnu in this pillar" the screen is dropped and as soon as the screen is lifted Vishnu is already present and he kills Hiranyakashyapa.
But the class wanted a dramatic finale. They convinced the school management and made one of the pillars with paper Mache. They installed Vishnu in that pillar and provided him with air holes to breathe. The drama was in its element and the entire thing was heading towards a grand final when Murphy's Law kicked in. Hiranyakashyapa got excited seeing the huge crowd. He pulled a boner and said " Can you show me Vishnu in this pillar'' The entire cast and the director were in tender hooks as Hiranyakashyapa was pointing out at a wrong pillar – a pillar where there was no Vishnu in hiding.
But the student who played Prahalad was made of sterner stuff. He saved the day by saying "Father I can show you Vishnu in that Pillar and in this pillar also (the correct pillar)" Thus he pointed the correct pillar to Hiranyakasapa. Suitably christened Hiranyakashyapa cracked the correct pillar and Vishnu slayed Hiranyakashyapa. It was Prahalad's presence of mind that saved the day.


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FLORENCE, Ore – Students at Siuslaw Elementary School just finished their penny drive competition to donate to Florence Food Share.
This year the students raised $2,963.03. That money will provide Florence Food Share the ability to distribute 103,705 pounds of food.
Ellen Glowacki organized the fundraiser. She tells KEZI 9 News the school decided to do a penny drive this year instead of their usual food drive in the hopes of helping food banks in greater way than a food drive can.
In addition to donations from adults, many children donated their own money to the penny drive.
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I am sure that young Malaysian Indian Facebookers in their 20s and 30s are aware of our teens' attagasam in the said social network. They have this 'owntage' and 'property' stuff going on at their photos. The kids, especially girls would describe their photos as ownz by or property of their respective boyfriends or friends. And anyone can ask to own the picture and the girl would go,"Sure da"
Well, we brush this off as immaturity and puerile – we don't give much thought into this one of a kind behavioural pattern by our teens. We dismiss this as a phase those girls will shake off once common sense assumes presence. But, is this really that simple? Apparently not because what I encountered recently is Owntage: The adult version and this is in real life.
A guy told me that for those who are married, the owner won't go looking for second hand if the wife is functioning well.
Owner? Who owns the wife/girl? Her husband? Is she a cow to own? Is the thali tied around her neck a tether, doubling up as puppet strings, dancing to the tune her 'owner' dictates?
Now, let's look at ancient Tamil terms describing husband and wife. Pathi and Patthini. Pathi basically means owner and patthini speaks of docile, submissive, dutiful, faithful and obedient nature of the wife.
Time has evolved. Women have high aspirations to augment quality in life – there are career women with well paying professions. Women emancipation has improved leaps and bounds so it is shocking to know that some men view women as objects to be owned and if that object (a woman) doesn't 'perform' as wanted, the men can go searching for second hand objects (other women) in the union called vivagham in this age.
In our grandparents' days, it was a norm for married men to overtly keep a vappati. The wives know that their husbands are licentious yet stuck by them because leaving the husband after learning that he had been disloyal brings ridicule from family and society directed at her. Both men and women would only point out the woman's seeming defects, that she is unable to fulfill her husband's desires so her husband goes to another woman or women. In the past era, an Indian woman leaving her husband even though she serves as his doormat, punching bag and vesi, absconding from the torture is suicide. Tolerance on the women's behalf was sky high at that time because women were not self sustainable.
In the movie, Chinna Veedu, starring Baghyaraj and Kalpana as the protagonists, the lead male character gets disenchanted by the lack of good looks in his wife whom he married in an arranged marriage. He goes astray and keeps a mistress who is a gold digger. Eventually he realizes the mistake he made, and returns to his wife's bosom and she accepts him, singing.. "Velle manam ulla machan, vilayadi oonju vanthan.." The message that can be derived from this movie is that a wife must accept her adulterous husband after he mended his straying ways. But, in the movie Marupadiyum, Revathi does not accept her cheating husband AND, THE MOVIE DID NOT RUN WELL. Why? It is because an Indian woman took a stand not to forgive the flings of her husband and take him into her life again. It was just unacceptable to the audience.
At present, Indian women don't tolerate such abusive and sexually illicit behaviour from their husbands – such endeavours warrant divorce. Still, our elders get aghast at the mention of divorce. Things are slowly changing as women get empowered but many see still have the notion that it is righteous for an Indian woman to tolerate bad behaviour on behalf of her husband for the sake of family honour and society. But, is it fair to the woman to have her life quality shattered just to please a 3rd party?
A husband does not own his wife. He should be her better half that complements her. She's not a cow to be owned. If she is indeed regarded as a cow, beaten and raped by her owner, the cow will try to escape and find greener pastures. Can anyone blame the cow? The cow feels pain too.
Let's say a woman finds out that the man she married is impotent, she could either do what Padma Priya did in the film Sattham Podathey, provided her impotent husband is abusive and hates his adopted child. Sex matters less for girls than guys so if the impotent husband is loving, caring and loves his wife and adopted child, surely she'll stay married and faithful to him.
Above all, women are not property and for the teens who have this owntage epidemic thing going on, it is not cool to be owned by boys. I don't understand why you are objectifying yourselves. I sure hope your owners treat you like a princess rather than a property when you all grow up.


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Julie and Jonathan's wedding at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center was a truly elegant affair. We loved working with this couple and wish them the best in their future together! Read on to see more beautiful pictures and hear about Julie's experience with Premier W.E.D.!
What was something you wanted your guests to take out of/remember most from your wedding?
We had more than 100 people coming in from out of town for our wedding. I wanted to make the most of the event for them, so they would feel like it was worth their travel. I spent the majority of our budget on things that they would get the most out of: the food, drinks and band. I put less money toward things like my dress and the flowers, because I didn't think that would make their experience any more enjoyable.
What was something unique about your wedding?
My husband and I were introduced by his uncle, who was my former co-worker. Since he was the one to introduce us, we only thought it made sense for him to marry us too! He officiated the wedding ceremony, and did a fantastic job. It was incredible to have someone, who knew us both so well, sharing stories from our lives, and telling the audience why he thought we were right for each other in the first place.
Costume jewelry has really come to life in past years and I love it. One of my favorite accessories are rings. A wedding or event can be created completely surrounded around the color and design of the ring. Traditional wedding rings are so lovely but I am drawn to out of the ordinary pieces. I think it's because I have an out of the ordinary outlook on life!
What's some advice you would give to future couples planning a wedding?
My biggest regret was not hiring a wedding planner as soon as I got engaged. Instead, I tried to do it on my own. When I realized I was in over my head, that's when I brought in the team at Premier WED. At that point, I had already finalized deals with vendors, that I probably wouldn't have, had I had Dawn's advice.
What did you love most about your wedding being in Nashville?
My husband and I moved to Nashville soon after we started dating, and we both quickly fell in love with the town. We were so excited to have our friends and relatives travel from all across the country to have fun in our new hometown. We spent the night before the wedding going to honky tonks and karaoke bars. Our guests had so much listening to live music and experiencing a city, that's unlike any other.
But then the next night, we gave them a completely different experience. We had our wedding at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center; so while we were still downtown, they got to see the sophisticated side of music city.
How did Premier W.E.D help create your wedding day vision?
What I loved about working with Premier W.E.D is that they put my vision into reality, even though I couldn't even put it into words. It's like Dawn knew exactly what style I was looking for just by showing her a few pictures. She was able to take those ideas and run with it, and create something more stylish and sophisticated than I ever could have dreamed of.
The great thing about having a wedding planner is that Dawn handled most of those details. I trusted her advice, and went with the people and companies that she recommended. I wouldn't change a thing. Dawn suggested Burning Las Vegas for our band, and they were fantastic! Not only was their music great, they put on a show for our guests.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. – It's a season of change for head coach Krystal Kelly and her Santa Clara women's golf team as the youthful Broncos embark on the 2018 fall season without a senior on the roster. Their first challenge takes place this weekend at the Nittany Lion Invitational in State College, Pa., where 16 teams are scheduled to play 54 holes over two days.
Junior Chloe Wong is the only returning player to compete in all 10 events last season. She earned five top-20 finishes and compiled a 77.03 scoring average. Sophomores Emily Sumner and Sarah Busey gained valuable experience playing in a majority of team events during the 2017-18 campaign and will be important members of the team this season.
"We are a young team this year," Kelly noted. "But I'm really excited to get out there and develop these players."
Newcomer Claire Choi qualified for the U.S. Amateur Championship with an impressive performance over the summer and will be a key component for the squad. Duong Tran and Naomi Wong also enter their first season on the Broncos team.
Junior Marni Murez is the top returning scoring leader from last season after posting a 75.21 average and two top-10 finishes in five events last year. The Boston College transfer was named to the preseason All-WCC team along with Sumner.
Rounding out the five-player team that will compete in the first of four fall events are Busey, Choi and Chloe Wong.
The Broncos are one of eight schools out of the 16 competing that did not participate in this event last season. The two-day, three-round tournament will take place on the 6,321-yard, par-72 Penn State Blue Course.
"Penn State is longer than what we normally play, so course strategy will be very important," Kelly said of her game plan.
Teams will play 36 holes of golf on Saturday with a shotgun start at 6 a.m. PT. Live scoring is available at Golfstat.com.
The Broncos are scheduled to compete in nine tournaments overall this season leading up to the WCC Championship, which takes place in April.
Name: Nittany Lion Invitational
Dates (Site): Saturday and Sunday, Sep. 22-23 (State College, PA)
Host: Penn State University
Tournament Field (16 teams): Akron, Bucknell, Georgetown, High Point, Ohio, Penn State, Penn, Rollins, Rutgers, Santa Clara, Seton Hall, Navy, Washington, Xavier, Yale, Youngstown State.
Details: Teams and individuals will play 36 holes on Saturday with a single 18- hole round on Sunday. Both days open with a shotgun start at 9 a.m. ET (6 a.m. PT)
Course: Penn State Blue Course
Yardage/Par: 6,321 yards/Par 72
Website: www.pennstategolfcourses.com
Results: Golfstatresults.com
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TCI gains support to block Safran's takeover of Zodiac
Last week, The Children's Investment Fund (TCI), which owns 4.1% of Safran, moved to block Safran's €8.5bn takeover of rival Zodiac, by requesting French market regulator, AMF, demand Safran investors can vote on the takeover. TCI does not consider the merger to have any "strategic rationale" and is overpriced considering the recent profit warning issued by Zodiac. Sir Chris Hohn, who runs TCI, criticised Safran's merger history, saying the company had a "a terrible history" of executing and integrating takeovers.


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At OCH Regional Medical Center, our commitment is to your local community. That's why we continually offer classes and events, from diabetes support groups to maternity courses, CPR training, and health fairs.
OCH connects our services with the needs of area residents for one reason — to keep you, your family, and your neighbors healthy. We are committed to making our community a healthier place to live, now and into the future. That's the value of a community-focused hospital, like OCH.
Check upcoming classes and events below to learn more or sign up.
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My copy of the game will not run. On clicking the icon to open the program I am met with this error message:
Notepad also opens simultaeneously with this message.
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Cannot find the C:\WINDOWS\System32\traceback.txt file.
Do you want to create a new file?
I suppose that I could just click "Yes" and create a traceback.txt file, but naturally I really don't want to fiddle around with anything inside System32 unless I must, and have reassurance from people more tech-adept than me that I'm not going to make my computer explode by doing so. Is anyone familiar at all with what is happening here?
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Contrary to popular belief, a new study suggests taking longer breaks between sets of weightlifting may promote muscle growth.
The research reveals that men who had longer rest periods between four weightlifting sets showed a significant increase in muscle rebuilding activity - a process that aids muscle growth - compared with those who had shorter rest periods.
Study co-author Dr. Leigh Breen, from the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom, and colleagues recently published their findings in the journal Experimental Physiology.
Weightlifting is a form of resistance exercise that involves lifting weights as a way to boost muscle size and strength.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), adults should engage in moderate- or high-intensity muscle-strengthening activities - such as weightlifting -
Such activity is recommended in addition to either 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity aerobic activity, in order to reap extra health benefits.
To get the most from weightlifting and other muscle-strengthening exercises, it is recommended that such activities are performed in sets. For example, the CDC suggest performing 8-12 repetitions of lifting a weight in two or three sets to gain extra benefits.
But how long should the rest period be between each set?
Extended rest periods increased myofibrillar protein synthesis
It is widely accepted that an individual should take time to rest between weightlifting sets in order to give the muscles time to recover, but popular notion holds that the shorter the rest time, the greater the muscle growth.
However, the new study from Dr. Breen and colleagues suggests this may not be the case.
To reach their findings, the researchers enrolled 16 men and asked them to complete four sets of weightlifting in the form of a bilateral leg press and knee extension exercise. The men were asked to rest for either 1 minute or 5 minutes between each set.
The researchers took muscle biopsies from the men as soon as all four sets were completed, as well as 4, 24, and 28 hours after.
The biopsies were analyzed to establish levels of myofibrillar protein synthesis (MPS) - the process by which damaged proteins within muscle cells are rebuilt, aiding muscle growth - and intracellular signaling.
Within the first 4 hours after exercise, the team found that the men who had the longer 5-minute rest period between each weightlifting set showed a greater increase in MPS, at 156 percent, compared with those who had the shorter 1-minute rest period, who saw a 76 percent increase in MPS.
Based on their results, the researchers suggest that shorter rest periods between weightlifting sets may actually hinder the muscle growth process.
"With short rests of 1 minute, though the hormonal response is superior, the actual muscle response is blunted.
If you're looking for maximized muscle growth with your training program, a slightly longer interval between sets may provide a better chance of having the muscle response you're looking for."
Dr. Leigh Breen
Rest periods should last at least 2-3 minutes
The researchers recommend that weightlifting novices should take rest periods of at least 2-3 minutes between sets.
"Over time, they may need to find ways to push beyond the plateau of muscle-building that commonly occurs, and so may gradually decrease their rest periods," notes Dr. Breen.
For the more experienced weightlifter, Dr. Breen says it is possible that shorter rest periods may not have such a negative impact on the muscle-building process, particularly if their body has adapted to such stress.
"Nonetheless, similar recommendations of 2-3 minutes between sets should help to ensure maximal muscle growth in well-trained individuals," she adds.
The researchers are now planning to conduct a follow-up study to assess the longer-term impact of extended rest periods between weightlifting sets on muscle growth.
Read about a gene that may help explain the body's varying response to different forms of exercise.


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Day 748: Doesn't work that way.
1/ Nancy Pelosi declared that House Democrats would not be intimidated by Trump's "all-out threat" during his State of the Union to stop investigating his administration. Pelosi called it Democrats' "congressional responsibility" to investigate Trump, "and if we didn't do it, we would be delinquent in that." During his address, Trump claimed that "If there is going to be peace and legislation, there cannot be war and investigation." He added: "It just doesn't work that way!" Pelosi called Trump's rhetoric a false choice. (New York Times)
🔥 State of the Union Hot Takes.
Trump gave his second State of the Union speech last night. He started by calling for unity and bipartisanship, before launching into attacks on Robert Mueller's investigation, calls for Congress to fund his border wall, and plans to enact a new ban on abortion. Democrats responded by calling the speech "sickening," "shameful," and "inappropriate." Sen. Mazie Hirono simply replied, "WTF." Republicans, meanwhile, erupted into chants of "USA! USA! USA!" during the speech and largely curbed whatever criticisms they had in once it was over. (Politico)
The audience for the SOTU address was deeply Republican, the most partisan audience since 2001. The slant in the audience led to largely positive reviews from those who watched – about 6 in 10 viewers had a positive reaction to the speech. The positive remarks were cut down party and demographic lines. (CNN)
On Trump's big applause line, the sound of silence was stunning (NBC News)
Trump presented a false choice between investigations and prosperity, warning House Democrats that "If there is going to be peace and legislation, there cannot be war and investigation. … We must choose between greatness or gridlock, results or resistance, vision or vengeance, incredible progress or pointless destruction." (Washington Post)
"They know it's his party": Despite tensions with Trump, GOP lawmakers roar with approval for their president (Washington Post)
Why Trump's zigzagging speech made perfect sense (Politico)
Trump Asks for Unity, but Presses Hard Line on Immigration (New York Times)
State of the Union Fact Check: What Trump Got Right and Wrong (New York Times)
In dissonant State of the Union speech, Trump seeks unity while depicting ruin (Washington Post)
2/ The House Intelligence Committee voted to send more than 50 witness interview transcripts from its Russia investigation to Robert Mueller, who could use them to then prosecute potential perjury or obstruction of justice by Trump associates. Among the transcripts are testimonies by Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner. Mueller has already prosecuted Michael Flynn for lying to both the House and Senate intelligence panels about the failed Trump Tower Moscow project. Mueller has also charged Roger Stone with lying to the House Intelligence Committee. (Politico / ABC News)
- Mueller referred to "uncharged individuals" in recent court filings aimed at restricting some evidence from defendants in Russia. Legal analysts believe the language indicates federal prosecutors are investigating additional subjects linked to the Russian troll farm and the Paul Manafort cases and more people could be indicted as part of the special counsel investigation. (The Hill)
3/ The House Intelligence Committee will also "investigate any credible allegation" into whether Trump's financial interests are driving his decision-making process. Chairman Adam Schiff announced that the committee would look "beyond Russia" and will examine "whether any foreign actor has sought to compromise or holds leverage, financial or otherwise, over Donald Trump, his family, his business, or his associates." (CNN)
4/ Michael Cohen's testimony before the House Intelligence Committee has been delayed "in the interests of the investigation." It's the second time Cohen's planned testimony has been rescheduled. Cohen canceled his scheduled appearance before Oversight and Government Reform citing threats Trump made to his family. The Senate Intelligence Committee has also issued Cohen a subpoena to compel his testimony on Feb. 12, while the House Oversight Committee is still negotiating about a public appearance before that panel. (Washington Post / Politico / CNN)
5/ Global temperatures in 2018 were the fourth warmest on record, according to scientists at NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The 2018 average global temperature was 1.5F warmer than average, placing it behind 2016, 2017 and 2015. Collectively, the last five years have been the five warmest years since modern measurements began. "We're no longer talking about a situation where global warming is something in the future. It's here. It's now." (New York Times / The Guardian / Politico)
Climate change and natural disasters killed at least 247 people and cost the U.S. an estimated $91 billion in 2018. Since 1980, the U.S. has experienced 241 weather and climate disasters where the overall damage reached or exceeded $1 billion. (Washington Post)
📌 Day 733: 73% of Americans believe that climate change is real– a jump of 10 percentage points from 2015, and three points since last March. 72% also said that global warming is personally important to them. (New York Times)
📌 Day 685: Global emissions of carbon dioxide have reached the highest levels on record. Global emissions grew 1.6% in 2017 with 2018 expected to increase 2.7%. The U.S. is the world's second-largest emitter of carbon emissions, but that hasn't stopped the Trump administration from moving to roll back regulations designed to limit those emissions from vehicle tailpipes and power-plant smokestacks. As United Nations Secretary General António Guterres said this week at the opening of the 24th annual U.N. climate conference: "We are in trouble. We are in deep trouble with climate change." (Washington Post / New York Times)
📌 Day 676: The National Climate Assessment concludes that global warming is already "transforming where and how we live and presents growing challenges to human health and quality of life, the economy, and the natural systems that support us." The findings from the landmark scientific report, issued by 13 federal agencies, are at odds with the Trump administration's environmental deregulation agenda, which Trump claims will lead to economic growth, and its plans to withdraw from the Paris climate accord. The report predicts that the effects of global warming could eliminate as much as 10% of the U.S. economy by the end of the century, and warns that humans must act aggressively now "to avoid substantial damages to the U.S. economy, environment, and human health and well-being over the coming decades." The first report, released in November 2017, concluded that there is "no convincing alternative explanation" for the changing climate other than "human activities, especially emissions of greenhouse gases." Trump recently questioned the science of climate change, saying that "I don't know that it's man-made" and that the warming trend "could very well go back." (New York Times / Associated Press / Washington Post / CNN)
📌 Day 627: A U.N. report on the effects of climate change predicts a strong risk of an environmental crisis much sooner than expected. The report finds that the atmosphere could warm by as much as 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit above preindustrial levels by 2040 if greenhouse gas emissions continue at the current rate, which would cause sea levels to rise, intensify droughts, wildfires, and poverty, and cause a mass die-off of coral reefs. To prevent 2.7 degrees of warming, greenhouse pollution must be reduced by 45% from 2010 levels by 2030, and fully eliminated by 2050. The use of coal as an electricity source would have to drop from nearly 40% today to between 1% and 7% by 2050. Renewable energy would have to increase to about 67%. Trump has mocked the science of human-caused climate change, vowing to increase the burning of coal, and he intends to withdraw from the 2015 Paris agreement. The world is already more than halfway to the 2.7-degree mark and "there is no documented historic precedent" for the scale of changes required, the report said. (New York Times / Washington Post)
Trump has attended 17 intelligence briefings over the last 85 days and does not regularly read the Presidential Daily Brief prepared for him. From Nov. 7, 2018 to Feb. 1, 2019, Trump announced his decision to withdraw U.S. forces from Syria and quit a nuclear arms treaty with Russia. (NBC News)
Russia is developing new hypersonic missiles that travel at more than five times the speed of sound and will be "invincible" in response to Trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear arms treaty. The new hypersonic missile is expected to be ready by 2021. (New York Times / NPR)
During a private lunch with TV news anchors, Trump attacked prominent Democrats, calling Joe Biden "dumb," Chuck Schumer a "nasty son of a bitch," and saying that Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam "choked like a dog" when he tried to explain the racist photo in his medical school yearbook. Trump also repeated his slur against Elizabeth Warren: "I hope I haven't wounded Pocahontas too badly," Trump said. "I'd like to run against her." (New York Times)
Trump nominated a critic of the World Bank to be the next president of the World Bank. David Malpass, the Treasury under secretary for international affairs, has made past statements critical of the World Bank and multilateral institutions broadly. In 2007, Malpass wrote that the U.S. economy was "sturdy and will grow solidly in coming months, and perhaps years." Malpass worked at Bear Stearns as its chief economist at the time. (ABC News / NPR)
Archival footage shows Trump meeting with officials in Russia in the 1990s to discuss a potential building project in Russia. The video was allegedly aired by Russian state TV in 1995, and shows Trump meeting with members of the former mayor of Moscow's administration. "He had contacts," former mayor Yury Luzhkov said, "on matters related to the construction of the Okhotny Ryad underground mall on Manezh Square." The video was apparently discovered by someone who had been "going through the Russian TV archives." Trump has said on multiple occasions that "I have nothing to do with Russia. I don't have any jobs in Russia. I'm all over the world but we're not involved in Russia." (The Independent)
Trump wanted $20 million up front for the right to use the Trump name on a Moscow development in 2006. Trump was willing to accept a $4 million upfront branding fee and a cut of profits in his 2015 and 2016 efforts to build a Moscow tower. (Bloomberg)
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An Open House ceremony in September celebrated the new and improved space for the Office of Student Diversity and Multicultural Affairs in the Barone Campus Center.
The "Reflecting on Our Present, Looking Toward the Future" celebration included a blessing by Fr. Mark Scalese, S.J., reflections, staff introductions, and a welcome address from President Mark R. Nemec, PhD.
"We are eager to share our student-centered space with the campus community and our alumni, and talk about ways we can work together to maintain an inclusive, supportive and diverse space for our students to learn and grow," stated Ophelie Rowe-Allen, EdD, associate dean of students and director of both Residence Life and Student Diversity and Multicultural Affairs.


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New Zealand gelled as a team int he 1992 World Cup but splintered thereafter © Getty Images
Teamwork, team spirit, team culture, team dynamics - all buzzwords that point to the same thing. Yet in truth it is the team "functionability" that must work if success is to be achieved and a legacy created. Sports teams are no different to business teams, except sport is played out in public and each individual player is under scrutiny, as much as the team's performance is.
In reality, most teams fail, if winning a championship or event or being ranked No. 1 is the measure they are judged by. Those few fortunate enough to hold the trophy aloft, let alone do it often and frequently, like the once all-conquering Manchester United, or the Australian cricket team of yesteryear, they are the ones that come together as one. As d'Artagnan famously said, "All for one and one for all."
There are thousands of opinions, hundreds of books, case studies and manuals on the subject worldwide. There are many ways to skin a cat. Yet really, when all is said and done, it is the simple methods of how people function best in everyday life that need to be executed in a sporting team environment. It comes down to how our relationships work in any form of life, and this points always to the ability to love, to talk, to listen and to commit. In short, to relate.
In my years of experiencing the good and the bad in relationships and teams, studying others, reading lots, and hearing grand and sad stories in all kinds of endeavour, the one thing that stands out more than anything is building and maintaining trust.
Trust stems from a willingness to openly share anything and everything. It is about not being afraid to show vulnerability, admitting mistakes and weaknesses, and generally and genuinely sharing the truth outwardly and honestly among the group. Trust rules the lot.
When it is not built, or is broken, then the essence of the team's functionality is lost. Great leaders and captains have been able to rely on this trust, once established, as the cornerstone to team success.
|Australia have always had the ability to work together even if one or two of the personalities clashed
Ian Chappell, the great Australian captain, would easily speak his mind, using his open-door policy style, by buying his team-mates a beer and sitting them down at the bar, loosening them up a little and getting a natural flow of conversation bedded in. He was famous for building that trust within his all-conquering team of the '70s by simply using straight honest talking and listening. In this he helped create the environment to challenge and debate with each other.
This is incredibly healthy, the key being that the trust generated leads to open challenging discussions and passionate debate based on respect. It doesn't mean you have to hold hands when doing so, just simply to speak your truth "out in the open", be heard, and take time to listen in turn. The worst thing is to speak your truth behind the backs of the team, in particular to the media and opposition. This kills trust, and it kills the desire to continue to share. Once trust and openness are broken, there is no chance going forward.
If the first two are working well, it will go a long way to solving any commitment issues. Committing or buying into the team's work is about the desire to go to great lengths to perform your specialist role for your team's benefit. When team members are allowed to share the truth, there is a natural tendency to buy in to committing wholeheartedly to the decisions made by the team's leaders.
Without commitment there is no accountability. When all are in, it becomes easier to call team members on actions and behaviours that will assist the team cause. When accountability becomes understood, then so too is the need to focus attention to the goals and results of the team. Accountability removes the individual needs, like personal recognition and ego, from the equation.
Australia had a great handle on this with their dominance through most of the 1990s and much of the following decade. They have always had that ability to work together even if one or two of the personalities clashed. This was the open positive conflict working well. West Indies, under Clive Lloyd, showed a real theme to their togetherness, small nations becoming one, and they displayed a spirit unrivalled for 15 long years.
Through the '80s, New Zealand had a mixture of good and bad, but mainly positive functionality. Sometimes there was a lack of attention to team results and accountability, but overall there was an enduring trust, openness and commitment.
In my term as a Test captain, I didn't allow for enough open debate and sharing, and so we had little trust to start with, and the rest of the dysfunctions followed. My failure was in not generating enough open conflict to ensure everyone had a say, bought in, and truly committed. However, it did come slowly, so by the time of the 1992 World Cup, we had nearly all five functions working smoothly.
Sadly, rather than building on that success, we splintered dramatically, the catalyst being the bomb blast outside our hotel in Colombo in late 1992, an incident that split the team in two when six players and the coach, with families at home, left the tour. From then, as a team, we were damaged goods. Administrators got involved, wrongly, and developed hideous resentment. Over just a few months all the trust we had garnered started to evaporate.
By February 1993, factions were everywhere and our team dynamic was dead. The coach, Wally Lees was sacked for very little reason. Mark Greatbatch was inexplicably replaced as vice-captain, and therefore I lost my trusted lieutenant, and before long, after just one more Test in charge, my tenure as skipper was over too. The team spirit suffered.
My last seven Tests, as a mere batsman not knowing how to retire, were the saddest of all that I played, as I watched a team pretend it existed. There wasn't one ounce of trust. That positive team dynamic never rose again for New Zealand until Stephen Fleming began his own team-building with a young bunch of mates and an experienced and inspirational management, from 1998 to 2003.
The point is, anything can disrupt the dynamic, and so it's vital that whatever happens, or whoever comes into the group, the five functions must be quickly and often referred to: Motivation for maintaining the flow of attention to results; accountability; commitment; open, honest and respectful conflict; and sharing truths - these make the lifeblood of a team's fulfilment and longevity.


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Music of Pink Floyd
June 8, 2018 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Brent Havens, conductor
Randy Jackson, vocals
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra gets in tune with its psychedelic side, along with guest conductor Brent Havens, a full rock band, lights and lasers as they perform The Music of Pink Floyd. Hear classic favorites including "Comfortably Numb," "Time" and "Brain Damage," as well as other popular hits from Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall and more!
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If you have any questions regarding my
wedding photography services, or you would like to arrange
a meeting to discuss your individual requirements, you can
contact me by phone, email or facebook.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we meet you before making
a booking?
Absolutely! I would be more than happy to meet you
at your home, work (or wherever is convenient) to show you
my portfolio and to explain how I work.
Will you be rushing off to another
wedding after you've finished with us?
Definately not. I dedicate an entire day to each wedding and
I'll stay with you for as long as I'm needed.
What does 'All day photography'
I usually start the day with the bride getting ready 2-3 hours
before the ceremony. Subject to logistics I can also usually
cover some of the groom's preparations too. I then shoot all
day (having a brief break while you're all eating) and then
continue until 10pm so that you get party photos and some
night time shots to finish off. This frequently means I photograph
for 10-12 hours.
What areas do you cover?
I work all over the UK but primarily cover Bedfordshire, Berkshire,
Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hampshire and Hertfordshire.
Will you travel?
Yes, I can travel to anywhere in the UK and Europe. For weddings
in excess of 100 miles from my home near Hitchin, I ask that
accommodation be arranged for me where it is not practical
to travel on the morning or night of the wedding.
What equipment do you use?
I shoot 100% digital using professional Nikon Digital cameras
and lenses and yes, I bring back-up equipment! I also bring
lighting, umbrellas and occasionally a step ladder.
How quickly do we receive our
3 weeks after the wedding I'll supply the proof book and high-resolution
printable files on USB.
What is a proof book?
This is an A4 sized paperback book with all the finished (digitally
processed) images displayed as thumbnails 9 to a page. They
all are numbered exactly the same as the photos on the USB
meaning you can flick through the book and easily identify
photos that you wish to print or share with others. It's great
for taking round to family, friends or into work to show everyone
all the offical photos!
What about the images on the
USB - can I print from them?
The digital images I supply are high-resolution JPEG files
and yes, you can get your own reprints and enlargements from
them as they are not stamped or watermarked in any way.
Do you shoot black and white
I shoot the raw images in colour as this gives the best tonal
variety. In post-processing I convert any that work well as
black and white and give you this option in the proof book
and on disc. I can also produce sepia or spot colour images
on request.
How many images can I expect
you to produce?
I will deliver at least 450 finished images from each full
day's wedding.
Do you take group photographs?
Yes. In order to keep the disruption to your day to a minimum,
I recommend shooting around 12 group setups and always agree
a shot list with you in advance.
Will you do a venue reckie?
Wherever possible I will visit venues in advance of the wedding
day in order to be familar with the rooms, grounds and facilities.
What about payment?
A non refundable booking fee of £200.00
is to be made at the time of booking, dates will be reserved
only when this deposit is paid. The final balance for photographic
services will be invoiced one month prior to the wedding and
must be settled at least 2 weeks before the wedding day.
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