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Some are worse than others but all of these are at minimum grainy to almost unrecognizable. The price points range from $100,000- $600,000 in value.
Perhaps it is just me but if I was going to have pictures of the inside of my home go out to tens of thousands, possibly millions of viewers and have it be out there for years to come I would clean up a bit. When selling your home you need to put your best foot forward especially online because over 90% of buyers searches start on the internet. Clean off your countertops, desks, make your bed, clear items off of the floor etc. The great thing about pictures is that you can move it all behind the photographer and then move it back when the photographer gets the shot. (One of the below is from a home valued at over $600,000)
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The previous pictures were mostly the homeowners fault but the following is all in the hands of the photographer. I am by no means a "professional" photographer however, as part of my job I do work hard to know the basics so that I am able to make sure that my sellers listings show their best on the internet.
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Call this a "pet peeve" of mine, in some of these the person is reflected in the mirror. While others are just not aware they are in the picture. Seriously though, we are advertising what is most likely the sale of your largest financial investment.
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The "pure laziness" pictures are those where the homeowner has the home set up cute and nice and the agent could have simply picked up one or two items and really make the photos pop. When you are selling your home remove personal items like the items in the below picture on the fridge. You can be so close and still so far away from attracting more buyers to your home. Even better is the sideways picture and, believe me, this is just one of many.
The lighting and overall cleanliness is great in this photo. However, the items all over the fridge make it look "busy" and uninviting. This could have been a super simple fix.
Overall this could show really well but doesn't because the agent didn't bother to fluff a couple pillows and pick up the less than 10 items and move them out of view from the picture.
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Even more annoying, at least for me, is the ole toilet seat up. Let's be honest, most of us at least in our on-suite bathrooms leave the toilet cover up or at least don't always put it down. This is understandable as you are living in the house and might not have anyone but you in your bathroom. However, when you are going to sell your home put the stinking seat cover down! This is possibly the only time you will be putting pictures of your bathroom all over the internet for everyone to see. Think about it this way: would you post a picture of your toilet on Facebook? And even if you did you would be more conscious of what your friends are going to see (the exception being those decorators out there who have remodeled and I know you put the cover down when you flash and post).
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Lastly to be fair here are a few pictures that I actually found by Central Florida Real Estate Agents that I really thought were good. Therefore, let's give credit where credit is due and I will give "mad props to my peeps".
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The Director of Brightlight Organization doing the preparation for giving scholastic materials for the most vulnerable who are going to school on 7/january /2019.
The Director of Brightlight Oganization Mr.Mathew Daniel addressing the community how need to be educated to stop killing children with Albinism in Tanzania.
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It was brilliant day,the Organization was thanking God to help these children on the picture gradueting class seven and form four level.
Veronica Mashine is the girl with albinism who live at Brightlight hope centre the left side is Loyce Lawi giving cake as the sign of love and coorparation after graduate her school in form four level.
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The debate about Scottish independence took off for real in 2012. Once the UK government announced exactly a year ago that it was willing to give the Scottish parliament the authority to hold a legally watertight referendum, the battle lines were drawn. Within weeks campaigns for and against independence – Yes Scotland and Better Together – were launched, preparing for a ballot to be held in a little under two years from now.
So, who has had the better of the opening skirmishes? Now that a clear pathway towards its achievement has been laid out, have Scots begun to warm to the prospect of independence? Or has the fact that Scotland's position in the UK is now in doubt caused them to reassess whether they want to separate from the rest of the UK after all?
The 2012 Scottish Social Attitudes (SSA) survey conducted by ScotCen Social Research – whose initial results are released today – provides the first in-depth evidence on those questions. Much of it does not make happy reading for the Yes campaign.
First off, the headline: just 23% now say that "Scotland should become separate, independent from the rest of the UK". That's nine percentage points lower than last time round in 2011.
True, support for independence was high in our 2011 survey, perhaps a reflection of a euphoria generated by the SNP's historic success in securing an overall majority in the Scottish parliament. Even so, that 23% figure is the lowest figure recorded by SSA.
Going beyond that headline finding, there's further disappointment for the Yes campaign. In 2011 no less than 67% reckoned independence would result in more people having pride in their country, while 51% felt it would mean that Scotland had a stronger voice in the world. Those figures have now eased back to 55% and 42% respectively.
Still, at least there is substantial optimism about these aspects of independence. The same cannot be said of other areas. Only 34% believe that Scotland's economy would be better under independence – and the economy appears to be a particularly important consideration in shaping people's support or opposition to independence.
Meanwhile, only 19% reckon the gap between rich and poor would become smaller if Scotland were independent – contrary to the claims made by many a nationalist politician in the wake of the recent controversy about the UK coalition's cuts in welfare benefits.
Above all, however, the biggest challenge for the Yes campaign is a general sense of unease about the prospect of independence, one that was already quite widespread but which has now apparently become even more so. In the latest SSA survey, 59% say they would be "worried" if Scotland were to become independent – a figure 13 points higher than a year ago.
Still, whatever setbacks the Yes side may have suffered during the past 12 months, it does not mean that the Better Together camp can afford to be complacent. For their side of the fence looks badly divided between those who are reasonably happy with the current devolution settlement and those who would like it to go much further.
The two main domestic policy areas for which Westminster is still primarily responsible north of the border are taxation and welfare benefits. Yet even among those who say they prefer devolution to independence, a majority feel that most of the important decisions about these areas should be made by MSPs, not the UK government. So far as taxation is concerned, 52% take that view, while no less than 65% do so in respect of welfare benefits.
Thanks to the opposition of the UK government, no proposition for further devolution will appear on the referendum ballot paper. However, all three unionist parties are at various stages of formulating proposals for enhancing the Scottish parliament's powers and responsibilities. At the moment, many of those who would like more devolution still take a relatively favourable view of the deal Scotland gets out of the union. The Better Together campaign needs to ensure they do not now find reason to begin to doubt the union's ability to deliver.


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Great marinade! It's so simple and tastes so good! I used this for about a pound of sirloin that I cut into kabobs. I opted for fresh garlic, low sodium soy sauce and cut way back on the oil usi...
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Great marinade! It's so simple and tastes so good! I used this for about a pound of sirloin that I cut into kabobs. I opted for fresh garlic, low sodium soy sauce and cut way back on the oil usi...
This is a very tasty steak marinade. I did use fresh garlic and ginger, since I had some that needed to be used. The finished steak was tender and juicy. Don't skip the 10 minute rest (you may w...
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I used round tip beef and baked it in the oven because it's february and I'm not going outside lol. It smelled incredible while baking. I baked it for 45 minutes which I think was a bit too much...
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Genene Jones, former Texas nurse, charged again with baby murder
A former Texas nurse has been charged with the death of an 11-month-old baby, more than 30 years after she was jailed for killing a toddler.
Genene Jones is accused of injecting Joshua Sawyer with a toxic level of Dilantin in December 1981, the year before she killed Chelsea McClellan.
Jones, who is suspected of killing as many as 60 infants, was sentenced to 99 years for the little girl's death.
But a legal loophole means she is due to be released in March next year.
The law at the time Jones, 66, was jailed for Chelsea's murder meant she got a reduced sentence in return for good behaviour - much to the horror of Chelsea's mother, Petti.
Ms McClellan told ABC News in 2013 she was searching for a way to keep Jones in prison, saying she needed to find "another family that was a victim of Genene Jones".
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Jones, dubbed the "Angel of Death" in US media, had already been sentenced for injecting and nearly killing a second child, shortly after the initial conviction.
But the former nurse, who worked in San Antonio and neighbouring Kerr County during the late 1970s and early 1980s, is still "suspected in dozens of infant deaths", according to district attorney Nico LaHood.
Mr LaHood announced the new charge against Jones - who he described as "pure evil" - two years after he set up a task force to look into the case and uncover new evidence.
He told a press conference he was confident they had a "good case" against Jones, who is currently incarcerated in a women's prison in Gatesville, Texas.
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James Salter dies; celebrated writer was 90
James Salter, the prizewinning author acclaimed for his sophisticated, granular prose and sobering insights in "Light-years," "A Sport and a Pastime" and other fiction, has died at age 90.
Salter collapsed and died Friday while at a gym in Sag Harbor, according to his wife, Kay Eldredge.
Salter, a lifelong brooder about impermanence and mortality, was the kind of writer whose language exhilarated readers even when relating the most distressing narratives, from "A Sport and a Pastime" to the stories in the 2005 release "Last Night" to the 2013 novel "All That Is."
Salter, a native of Manhattan, didn't enjoy great commercial success but was highly admired by critics. He won the PEN/Faulkner prize for the 1988 collection "Dusk and Other Stories" and received two lifetime achievement honors for short story writing, the Rea Award and the PEN/Malamud prize.
"Reading Salter taught me to boil down my writing to its essence," his peer Jhumpa Lahiri once wrote. "To insist upon the right words, and to remember that less is more. That great art can be wrought from quotidian life."
Whether the subject was love or war, Salter wondered how we change and how we don't change, whether there is any connection between our young selves and our older selves. He wrote long enough to watch himself evolve, as if his works comprised a kind of parallel life he simultaneously observed and created.
"If you were the same person in your 40s as you were as a high school sophomore you would be a very strange creation," he told the AP in 2005.
Salter was born James Horowitz but as a writer became James Salter. He was an Air Force pilot, a swimming pool salesman and a filmmaker, his credits including the documentary "Team Team Team" and the feature film "Three," starring Sam Waterston.
The son of a real estate salesman who had graduated from West Point, Salter recalled in his 1997 memoir, "Burning the Days," that he was an "obedient" child who was "close to my parents and in awe of my teachers."
"A Sport and a Pastime" was a brief, poetic, almost supernaturally sexy novel about a Yale dropout and his French girlfriend. Rejected by several publishers before George Plimpton agreed to release it, in 1967, through The Paris Review, the novel is now regarded as a classic work of erotic literature.
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ARC Book Review: The Lives of Desperate Girls by MacKenzie Common
ashley | The Lives of Desperate Girls by MacKenzie Common set out to do something really important and contained a lot of important and impactful messages. For that, I loved what this book stood for and what it was trying to accomplish.
Things started strong: two missing girls, one found dead, and the makings of a good murder mystery with some important racial and humanist overtones. Not to mention, this took place in a small northern Ontario (Canada) town, so it hit really close to home for me and focused on a lot of things I hear about regularly. But the further I read, the more problems I had with certain phrasing that made me, more than once, pause and cringe. Frankly, I didn't like how this was written.
We have the lead character, Jenny, molded to be the one questioning the racist and questionable actions and reactions of the townsfolk who ultimately care more about a missing white girl than a murdered Native girl. She is the voice that is trying to bring awareness to a very real and unfortunate reality, but I found that a lot of her comments in regular conversation were so flippant and held these backhanded judgements or accusations. There were a lot of conversations that put a certain characteristic of someone into a really small cliched box and that, to me, defeats the purpose of trying to raise awareness of everyone else doing the same thing.
A lot of very sensitive subjects are touched upon here, including racism and prejudice, but also slut shaming and bullying. I have a read a lot of books about the later and have seen how delicately and still effectively these topics can be talked about and I just didn't feel that here. Again, Jenny was defending her friend from being blacklisted as a whore, but in the next sentence, she would make a comment attributing certain actions as trashy and applying the same unfair judgement to someone else. It isn't intentional, the book clearly tries to bring attention to this as a problem, but at the same time, the character trying to raise that awareness is doing the exact same thing over and over again. I had a really, really hard time getting past this.
I also had some issues with the descriptive prose; when speaking about the horrible murder, we were told endlessly that it was gruesome, but we were never made to feel that awfulness. The words used their definitions to tell us, as opposed to using other words to actually describe it to us, and I also have a big problem with just explaining as opposed to describing. I want to feel something, even if it's something awful, not just be told how I should be feeling.
But I don't want to cut too much into this book because I honestly feel that it stands for something so good and what it's trying to raise awareness about is a very real situation, especially in Canada, and this deserves the attention for trying to bring light to that.
Ultimately, the story itself is driven and it definitely starts to find its footing more towards the end. I didn't mind following Jenny on her travels to uncover the truth, even if I didn't always agree with the actions she was taking to do so (which opens up a whole other faucet of opinions on my end, but I will spare you this time). I felt that the core of the story was a worthwhile read, though perhaps it took on a bit too many big topics to cover in one go, and there was just a lot of other stuff to get caught up on along the way that probably really took away from the overall feel of the book.
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Since Oct. 8, 31-year-old Erik Olson, along with two companions, has spent each night sleeping on the sidewalk in front of Mayor Dick Murphy's Del Cerro home-a first, perhaps, when it comes to political activism in San Diego. Their goal is to draw attention to what Olson describes as basic human-rights violations happening under the mayor's watch: a lack of affordable housing and a lack of healthcare for kids, for example. The trio sets up camp at 8 p.m. each evening and are gone by 6 a.m. the next day.
So far, Olson said, the mayor hasn't ventured out to chat, let alone invite them in for, say, a cup of coffee. There are two police officers always on duty, and the mayor comes and goes in a chauffeured car.
We sympathize. See, the mayor won't talk to us, either. And believe us-we've considered setting up camp in his office. We work for an alternative weekly; we're used to roughing it.
When CityBeat arrived in town in August 2002, the mayor impressed us as an affable guy. He made it through our first 15 issues with scant critique-it wasn't until Dec. 4, 2002, that John Lamb, author of the now-defunct political column "Spin Cycle" gave the mayor the first in a string of nicknames: "Mayor 10Goals" (referring to the 10 goals Murphy set out to accomplish while in office).
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"Our mayor, for all the fun we poke at him, seems like a perfectly decent guy, a real '50s-Cardigan-sweater-and-ranch-house kinda chap. We say seems' because, well, he doesn't make himself readily available to talk one on one with the Fourth Estate....
"Typically, the mayor's words are encapsulated in short statements released by his press secretary, the very able and pleasant Colleen Rudy, a former local TV newshound. Efficient, sure, but rather distant as well."
And then the zinger that perhaps sealed our fate:
"We're not sure what would happen to this town if it ever decided to pick an inspiring, charismatic individual as mayor. The last few have been real stinkers at public speaking, which is clearly a talent not afforded to everyone. At any rate, jokes are something our current mayor should avoid like a bad hangover or a Nehru jacket." Ouch.
Lamb said questions he sent over to Rudy were acknowledged roughly 10 percent of the time-and that's being generous. The rest of us-editor David Rolland, staff writer Daniel Strumpf and me-tend to be strung along or ignored.
Here's an e-mail exchange between Rolland and Rudy in December 2003:
Dec. 2, 2003
Hi Colleen,
How's it going over there in the Mayor's office? Gearing up for an exciting election?
Hey, please consider this an official request to sit down with the mayor for a wide-ranging one-on-one interview. It would be great if I could get an hour with him.
Please let me know if and when this can happen. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Dec. 10
Hello Colleen.
A week ago, I sent you a request for an interview with Mayor Murphy. But I haven't heard back from you. Is the mayor mulling over my request?
Again, I hope to hear from you soon. Thanks for your time.
Dec. 10
Hi David,
I don't recall receiving your request but I will go back through my e-mails in case it was overlooked. Sorry about the unintentional delay.
Thanks. CR
Dec. 11
Hi David,
Unfortunately, the Mayor's heavy schedule does not allow time for a one-on-one interview now. As you know he and the council are going on legislative recess at the end of this week and he is booked. Thanks. CR
Dec. 12
Thanks for responding to my request. I understand that the mayor is busy in the near term, but I didn't necessarily have the near term in mind. Can you foresee a time after the first of the year when he might be able to squeeze me in?
Nine months later...
Hello there, Colleen. You surely were looking festive-and fetching, as usual-at the Street Scene VIP room. I should have chatted you up, but I was probably feeling a little too festive myself, if you know what I mean.
Hey, back to business: can you send me a large photo of Bruce Williams? Thanks a ton.
P.S. You're still trying to get me a one-on-one with the mayor, right?
When asked last week whether the mayor would comment on his general lack of responsiveness toward CityBeat, Rudy didn't respond. No big surprise there. Maybe we're just not asking the right questions. Maybe elected officials here are used to being coddled by the press.
If the mayoral election ends up the way we'd like, we'll no longer have to deal with a recalcitrant mayor. If Murphy wins another term, however, he'd better watch out. We're a lot like pesky kids trying to win some attention; the more you ignore us, the louder we get.


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The Cobbold's on Ipswich Docks
Over the last 60 years in Ipswich nearly every pub was run by Tolly Cobbold, with a brewery based at Cliff Quay since 1746. It now stands empty after closing in 2002, on its site is the now closed but what was once a hugely popular pub the Brewery Tap, housed in the Victorian brewery offices and possibly in what was an 18th century brothel. It now faces possible regeneration, becoming an area of the waterfront for residential housing, restaurants, new businesses and use by the University of Suffolk.
Cliff Quay Brewery was built when Thomas Cobbold moved his operations to Ipswich. The early 18th century operation has been a debating point for local historians over the last century, due to limited documents. The traditional viewpoint is that the Cobbolds moved from Harwich due to issues with the water supply, forcing them to ship water to Harwich from Ipswich.
There is little to no evidence for this, having become lost in Suffolk folklore. A more tenable view is that the ability to be closer to the water spring in what is now Holywell's Park (a Cobbold estate) made it cost effective and closer to the emerging markets for Cobbold beers and ales. However, without evidence for either reason the point is moot, nonetheless the business flourished in Ipswich following the move.
The success of the brewery and the importance of the Cobbold family in every aspect of Victorian Ipswich society and business, including banking, shipbuilding and the railways, pushed the growth of the town. The Cobbolds were a driving force in the creation of a railway that established a line to London. The railway helped expand the breweries markets and helped the port of Ipswich develop and thrive. The result of this was seen in the popularity and demand for Cobbold pubs, with around 300 pubs across Suffolk, many in Ipswich surrounding the docks and its workers. Today the Cobbold name is synonymous with Ipswich and the development of the town owes itself largely to their businesses and philanthropy.


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The 2nd Film Screening in Belgium, De Velinx (Zebracinema)
It will give us great pleasure to let our friends abroad, our support team and our partners 'Zebracinema' know about the success of last night's film screening of 'TO MY TWO Fs: France and Francoise" at 'De Velinx'! Thank you ALL for coming out to support our film and sincere thanks to our venue hosts, Johan Wouters and the team. We were delighted to see the public enjoying the movie. For those of you who couldn't make it out, never fear, more film is on the horizon. We've got aRead More
Our Film 'To My Two Fs: France and Francoise' is in the Cinema
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The Louisiana Residential Agreement to Buy or Sell has a section that specifically addresses A Home/Service Warranty.
This section of the Louisiana Residential Agreement to Buy or Sell allows the Lake Charles Home Buyer to ask the Lake Charles Home Seller for a Home Warranty. There is a box to check specifying who will pay for the warranty and who will order the home warranty.
There are several Home Warranty Companies to choose from. The one that I usually recommend is Old Republic Home Warranty. The Basic Seller/Home Buyer Coverage is $419 with a $75 Trade Call Fee.
When I am working with Lake Charles Home Buyers and the Lake Charles Buyer is ready to write and offer on a Lake Charles Home for Sale, if the home is not a new construction home, which has a New Home Warranty in place, I will recommend that the Buyer ask the Seller for a Home Warranty Plan.
Frequently asked questions of homeowners.
The Appliances of Older Lake Charles Homes for Sale have a life expectancy. Air Conditioning Compressors and Units can and will go out and need replacing as well as other home appliances. There is nothing worse than moving into your Lake Charles Home only to find that something quits working a week later! This is when a $75 trade call can save you on the home repair! When an appliance or equipment at your home quit working the home owner calls the 1-800 number and the Home Warranty Company calls out the repairman!
Homeowners with a Home Warranty in place enjoy peace of mind, convenience, budget protection, and easy, dependable service. No more "searching the Yellow Pages" for a reputable repairman, no more "hassles" over the cost of repairs, no more "budget busting" repair bills.
Southwest Louisiana has a Long HOT Summer! With June-August being the hottest months of the year , the air conditioners of Lake Charles Homes run at capacity during 100 degree temps and most of the summer season. It is not unusual for a Lake Charles Home AC to require some attention or a service call.
Two Lake Charles Homes I sold in the last 10 months have already used their Home Warranty this summer! Both were Air Conditioning service calls associated with the AC unit not cooling. Look at the savings with the Home Warranty in place!
Sellers can also take advantage of a Home Warranty. Lake Charles Home Sellers, you don't have to wait until you receive a contract to purchase your Lake Charles Home to agree to a Home Warranty for the Buyer.
Lake Charles Home Sellers can order a Home Warranty and have it in place while the Lake Charles Home is listed! This protects you as the Lake Charles Home Seller should an appliance quit working while the Warranty is in place. The Home Warranty can be transferred to the Buyer purchasing the Lake Charles Home for Sale at closing.
A Home Warranty is not only a good savings for home repairs, A Home Warranty is also a "perk" to have in place to offer a Buyer viewing a Lake Charles Home for Sale, especially with an older home, it gives the buyer piece of mine.
The Basic Old Republic Home Coverage is $419 and covers:
- Electric Heater
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- Ductwork
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- Water Heater
- Recirculating Pump
- Instand hot/cold water dispenser
- Garbage Disposal
- Water Pressure Regulator
- Sump Pump
- Built in Jetted Bathtub Motor & Pump
- Electrical System
- Exhaust, Attic, Ceiling Fans
- Central Vacuum
- Dishwasher
- Trash Compactor
- Kitchen Exhaust Fan
- Oven/Range/Cooktop
- Built in Microwave Oven
- Kitchen Refrigerator
- Washer/Dryer
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- Swimming Pool Equipment with one Built in Spa $150
- Spa/Hot Tub/Portable Spa Equipment $150
- Limited Roof Repair $50
- Additional Refrigerator $25
- Wet Bar Refrigerator $25
- Built in Wine Cooler $25
- Freestanding icemaker $50
- Well Pump $100
- Booster pump $50
- Extended Pipe Leak Coverage $100
- Septic Tank pumping/septic system sewage ejector pump $50
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There were a lot of people and other dogs there exploring the store. Gunny was up on the cat tower, surveying the scene very calmly. He is a very striking cat. Both the dogs wanted to stay hello but we respected his space and kept a little distance.
There were treats to be had, and many adoring fans. Bender sat nicely for almost everyone he saw who was wearing a brown shirt in the hope that more chicken jerky would come his way.
Barbie picked out a bed (that brown one to the left of her), and showed off her sit as well. She also shook hands with a nice City Farmers' man.
Bender's ruffian side did show itself a couple of times, he managed to hump a young black labrador puppy and it was a struggle to get him off! He also looked like he would mount a couple of others but I managed to stop him. He made a lot of friends though, including an adorable little staffy girl who playbowed to him and tried her best to tangle herself up with his leash. He also attempted to pull me through a set of shelves in order to get to,... well I don't know what. The cheese in my pocket managed to get his attention most of the time.
Here is their attempt to be sitting and looking at the camera, but they were too busy stating their case for more treats.
Barbie really does love her adoring fans, look at the smile on her face in this shot! Desma let Bender have a go with a Kong Wobbler that you fill up with treats, and the dog pushes it around the floor so the food falls out. There were some boring little biscuits in the Kong, but Bender knew there was something better in there as well, so he kept pushing it around leaving biscuits everywhere, trying to get the good stuff. Barbie leant a hand and cleaned up the biscuits so that noone else had to.
There were also some snakes and lizards that people were holding. I would have liked to hold one but I didn't want the ruffians to take too much interest in the reptiles.
Right as we were heading out, Bender christened the aisle with it's first poop! It was a massive one too. I think he was too busy barking at the neighbours when I put him outside this morning. The official photographer took many photos of Team BB, but he also took a rather unflattering shot of the poo before I could scoop it up with my poo bag!
We walked out with a bed, pigs ears, a toy for Bender, a leash, and appropriately a pack of poo pickup bags!


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'The Voice' Returns Sunday After the Super Bowl
(LOS ANGELES) -- NBC's singing competition The Voice begins its second season on Sunday night, in the plum post-Super Bowl time slot.
In one respect, the expectations for The Voice are raised -- it was a summer show last year, but this time around it will regularly air Monday nights opposite other networks' first-run programming.
All four mentors from season one -- Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton -- are back, as is host Carson Daly. They're joined by a new social media correspondent, Christina Milian.
Not surprisingly, The Voice is again being compared to shows like American Idol and The X Factor, but the mentors say there are a few aspects to their program that sets it apart from the competition.
Levine recently told reporters, "All four of us are singers. That's probably the thing that differentiates us the most, is that we all sing. It's our craft. All four of us. So that alone is a unique element on its own."
Aguilera says the mentors last season tried to offer advice to struggling contestants, rather than ridicule them.
"We really wanted to give genuine opinion without tearing people down. So this year we actually are diving more into critiquing it," she says.
Critics have pointed out that albums released by season-one winner Javier Colon and his Voice peers, including runner-up Dia Frampton, have not sold especially well.
Daly's response: "Season one of a television show on a major network put out more quality music than arguably a lot of labels and a lot of artists that are in front of them on the charts. So as far as, you know, success, it's in the eyes of the beholder. "
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I spent my internship at Copenhagen Business centre, where I was an intern in a so called "Get started programme for women entrepreneurs" project. This projecti?? s main target group is the women who live in Copenhagen and have another ethnic background then Danish. Through the project I was able to see the different types of entrepreneurs and their dream of opening a business in Copenhagen. Copenhagen Business Centre would like to help all of these women to get a general knowledge about how to develop their ideas into business plans and how to start their business.
I choose to write about entrepreneurship, its history, culture and women entrepreneurs and their possibilities in Denmark. This project should help to understand entrepreneurship better and give an overview of the difficulties that the ethnic women came across during starting a business. The word entrepreneur has its origin in the French language. It refers to the organizer of musical or other entertainments. An entrepreneur is one who organizes, manages and assumes the risks of an enterprise. An enterprise visualizes a business, takes bold steps to establish under takings, coordinates the various factors of productions and gives it a start.
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Entrepreneurs are the owners of the business who contribute the capital and bear the risk of uncertainties in life. Entrepreneur takes decision regarding what to produce, how to produce, where to produce and for whom to produce. He mobilizes other factors of production namely; land, Labour, capital, organization and initiates production process. She is responsible for both the profit and loss. Entrepreneurs have been around since the beginning of time. But the term was first introduced by a French economist by the name of Richard Cantillon in the 18th century.
Van Praag (2005) divides entrepreneurship concept into five different groups which are classical approach, neoclassical approach, Schumpeterian, Knightian, and neo-Austrian approach. Culture indeed does have an impact on entrepreneurial activity and some cultures encourage entrepreneurship while some other cultures hinder entrepreneurship, though it is argued that there are other factors to be considered like a favorable environment which combines social, political and educational attributes which promote entrepreneurial activity.
At present, on average, women make up 30% of the entrepreneurs in the EU. I am going to take a look at how women act across Europe in the business world. Women are increasingly represented in the labour market over the past generation. In senior management positions men are still dominating. The Europe's Small Business Act – SBA calls for mentoring schemes to inspire women to launch their own start-ups and establish a network of female entrepreneur 'ambassadors'. Women entrepreneurs and their businesses are a rapidly growing segment of the business population.
Female entrepreneurs have contributed to the development of a range of services and products. The percentage of female entrepreneurs in Europe and as well in Denmark still remains low. Researches are showing difficulties for female entrepreneurs to open a business. This is due to facts such as a poor business environment, information gaps, lack of contacts and access to networking, gender discrimination, weak childcare facilities, difficulties in reconciling business and family obligations.
Increasing the rate of new business creation by women is essential to stimulate innovation and employment in our economies. To achieve this, we need to develop entrepreneurship in all sectors: this is not only essential for the economy, but also good for the society. That's why it is necessary to make information available for women and give them the support they need to start up and run their own businesses.


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True for You, But Not for Me. Part 2
Strong and courageous
Feb 9,2018
In last week's post we laid the groundwork for a post-modernist world view that only embraces relative truth alone, and is not willing to embrace the possibility of objective truth claims being valid. In this installment, I would like to get into a bit more detail concerning these ideas.
Part of the reason for thinking that objective truth is not possible is the reality that sometimes finding the truth can be very difficult to do. For example, we are currently looking at a political landscape where both the liberal and conservative parties have a very different viewpoint on what is certain and what is the truth. This feeds into the constellation that only relative truth is possible and objective, absolute truth is impossible to find.
But is objective truth impossible to find? Or is it only just difficult to find? I believe that these kind of questions are very important for the postmodernist to ask. Particularly the latter. While objective truth may be difficult to grasp, it is well worth the effort to be willing to explore deeply in order to obtain. That is what forensic science and our criminal justice system are all about. Shouldn't one be willing to have this same tenacity concerning philosophical and religious issues as well?
Paul Copan (the author that I recommended reading last week) states "[rejecting objective truth] may simply indicate that some or all concerned do not have full knowledge, a clear grasp of the issue at hand. Until a key witness to a murder steps forward, piecing together the evidence in a criminal case may be difficult. Until then, the investigators may have inadequate knowledge, but this doesn't imply that the murderer's identity is inevitably elusive or the he doesn't exist. What we need is more evidence."
Concerning Christianity, I believe that many skeptics are operating from a perspective of not having adequate understanding, not exploring the eye-witness testimony found in the gospels. While I would admit that there are some folks who will never believe, no matter how much convincing evidence is presented. I am looking for those who are willing to go where the evidence leads them. If you are truly open-minded, there is great value in exploring who Jesus is.
Jesus said, "You will know the truth, and the truth will make you free!" John 8:32
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Technology Integration
Why Integrate Technology into the Art Classroom.
Technology integration is something very new to arts education, but nonetheless important. In the rapidly changing art world of today, students must be equipped with knowledge of technology and how to effectively put it into use. Technology integration goes beyond digital imaging softwares. It really encompasses new ways to communicate and to convey information. The students of today are digital natives and they must be met at their level. This can be accomplished in a multitude of ways and teachers have a lot of flexibility and choice in how they want to incorporate technology into their curriculum. However, this means that teachers must be educated and up-to-date on relevant and emerging technologies. Technology is really a language and teachers must be able to speak fluently. I believe that technology does not need to be intimidating for teachers. It can be fun if it is approached with an experimental growth mindset. There are an overwhelming amount of ways that technology can be integrated into the classroom from blended classrooms, game based learning, interactive whiteboards, and web based and technology based projects, just to name a few. The most important element in integrating technology is that the teacher creates authentic environment where the integration is seamless. Edutopia.org defines seamless integration as, "students employ technology daily in the classroom using a variety of tools to complete assignments and create projects that show a deep understanding of content." As long as the technology has a valid reason for being integrated into a lesson and adds to the learning of the students, then it is valuable and worth taking the time to do. My goal is to have seamless integration of technologies that I find valuable and worthwhile in my curriculum, classroom, and student-teacher-parent communications.
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Warning: SPOILERS for Star Trek: Discovery Episode 4: "The Butcher's Knife Cares Not for the Lamb's Cry" ahead.
Four episodes in, Star Trek: Discovery is doing its best to reinvent the dilithium crystal while exploring some of the defining events in the Star Trek saga. One of the most potentially interesting aspects of the latest series is the curious (and wildly divergent) history of the Klingon Empire. So far, the show's already tapped into the allegorical vein, showing Klingon unifier T'Kuvma (Chris Obi) in search of political power by railing against the symbolic other, their potential assimilators, the Federation.
Although the Klingon's look differs dramatically from Star Trek: The Original Series and the motion picture eras, their ideology and even some of the names on the show (such as Kor) tie into their legacy. Traditionally limited in power and status, later series like Deep Space Nine and Enterprise explored women's struggle for political might in the Empire and their impact on the culture from behind the scenes. As a modern-era show, Discovery will also explore the role of women in the Klingon Empire, as well as their role in shaping it.
In Discovery's fourth episode, poetically titled "The Butcher's Knife Cares Not for the Lamb's Cry", the show adds yet another curious layer to Klingon lore: the matriarchs of House Mo'Kai. But who are they and what do they want?
Women in Klingon Culture
In the Klingon Empire, women were typically barred from serving on the High Council, although there were a few exceptions – such as Azetbur, who replaced her father, Chancellor Gorkon, after his death. Despite their lack of representation in public life, Klingon women held a great deal of sway within the Great Houses. At the same time, they couldn't lead them or inherit property – although widowed matriarch Grilka reshaped things in the DS9 episode "The House of Quark." Until the 24th century, though, it was also rare to see women in combat, and male warriors heavily outweighed their female counterparts on starship crews.
Nevertheless, some women, like Lursa and B'Etor on TNG, not only held power in their house but shaped the Empire with their efforts. Those with ties to humanity, such as Worf's mate, K'Ehlor, and Lt. B'Elanna Torres on Voyager, escaped prescribed Klingon gender roles outside of the Empire. Of course, the Klingons may have been more egalitarian at one point in time, at least before they returned to the honorific ways most fans are familiar with.
On Discovery, as battle deck commander for T'Kumva's house, L'Rell (Mary Chieffo) is a key member. After his death, she also places herself in a unique position. By rescuing Voq (Javid Iqbal) from certain death, she saved the otherwise short-lived unification movement. In doing so, she also turns her back on a powerful ally, Kol (Kenneth Mitchell) from the House of Kor, in favor of an outcast and their glorious cause.
T'Kuvma's death might have tested her faith, but her actions indicate a continued belief in his mission of Klingon purity, honor, and concordance. Being Voq's ally and lieutenant also comes with another benefit. She escapes the trappings of the political world, by which she's likely referring to the repression of Klingon women. Of course, as the daughter of two houses, L'Rell comes from a fairly unique position in the Klingon Empire as well. Nevertheless, the House of T'Kuvma, although a minor player, is scattered at present. So, she turns to the Great House of Mo'Kai.
House Mo'Kai and the Matriarchs
Although the full depth of L'Rell's "matriarchs" remains cloudy, we can surmise several things from her exchange with Voq. First off, the House Mo'Kai (or mo'qay, in subtitles) – which may refer to a house Captain Janeway belonged to during a Hirogen holo-program on the Voyager episode "The Killing Game" – appears to have a strong female core. Since Klingon society is patriarchal, Mo'Kai could be unique in that. Even though represented by a man, Ujilli (played by Damon Runyan), who first appeared in the pilot, he could merely be a figurehead. L'Rell also refers to her mother's house as a house of "watchers," "deceivers," and "weavers of lies." Whether this is a derogatory slur aimed at a house ruled by women or an earned reputation for espionage is unclear, though.
While Klingon warriors depicted in the 24th century on DS9 or TNG valued honor above all else, the Klingons of TOS were portrayed as sneaky and underhanded, as well as combative. T'Kuvma's quest to unify the great houses is clearly a reaction to, in part, a cultural decay he saw within the Empire. However, his efforts don't seem to have a sweeping effect on their culture until Star Trek's film era – something also unsurprising given Kol's duplicitous behavior (stealing Voq's followers). Assuming the treacherous Klingons of Kirk's era are prevalent a shy ten years before it, the House of Mo'Kai may deserve their reputation as accomplished spies.
Either way, L'Rell's strength and independence as a Klingon woman likely stems from these mysterious matriarchs. When she tells Voq he'll need to sacrifice "everything," she probably means he needs to reimagine himself as a Klingon to gain the acceptance, or at least the fealty, of the great houses. His faith the ways of a warrior might be appropriate for the battlefield, but he's a commander without an army at the moment. To regain his edge might require some re-education, with an emphasis on sabotage, manipulation, surveillance, and guerrilla tactics. Even though those concepts cut against the grain of "honorable" Klingon culture, they may be necessary to align the empire against the Federation.
Also, by submitting to the matriarchy, he's forced to reject his antiquated notions about a woman's place in Klingon society, something he clearly isn't too concerned about – both due to his respect for L'Rell in general and his class status. As an outcast without a house, at least until T'Kuvma's defunct one, "everything" isn't too great a cost.
Although they haven't been revealed officially, the matriarchs of the House of Mo'Kai seem to allude to the Wayward Sisters (or Three Witches) in Shakespeare's Macbeth. In the play, they cook up "double bubble toil and trouble" for the doomed monarch, shaping events with their machinations. Similarly, if the matriarchs truly are a house of spies, they share a shadowy association and could tweak fate from behind the scenes.
Hopefully, Discovery will explore their role in the conflict in greater detail. At present, they appear to be the guiding hand behind Voq's revenge and may even play a larger role in shaping the Klingon Empire. If so, it would be ironic if the macho, honor-bound culture gained prevalence thanks to the efforts of brilliant female spies. Much like the Sisters' designs for Macbeth, though, are the matriarchs of Mo'Kai able guides for Voq's holy quest, or will they spell his eventual downfall?


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Rory O'Loughlin
Three out of four wins this weekend for the Irish teams, but it wasn't necessarily as good as it sounds.
Ulster got things going on Friday. Well 'going' is a slight exaggeration, it was a stop start affair, played in fairness on a sandpit. Those seem to be the choices atr Rodney Parade, mudbath or sandpit, you nearly need different rules for the games there. The Dragons are seriously impressive at home, ( certainly not away from home) they don't have the players on paper to play as well as they do. But it was a very frustrating performance from Ulster, that was a good team picked, and it was only the last 5 ninutes when they pulled away.
Munster whacked Zebre, easily picking up the bonus point.
I think Leinster watched the Ulster performance and took their cues from that, it was one step forward, one step back the whole match for them. Big credit to the Cardiff Blues, who a really came to play. We have a lot of talent in the backline..not neccessarily in our tackling talent though. there seemed to be a fault line between O'Lauglin and Berne that Cardiff mined for three tries. Then in attack, we did well, but also made a lot of mistakes, dropping and turning over the ball. But all in all, not a bad effort from the Juniors, at least we got the win, but great to have the cavalry back next weekend for Wasps.
Finally, Connacht played a really good game against Glasgow, but the Scots always seemed to have another gear when they needed it. Everyone who came to Scoutstown got value money for anyway. Poor match for Tim Swinson, red carded for a swinging arm to the head. Connacht left it all on the field anyway, they'll never die wondering that's for sure.
Saturday 25th March
Leinster 22 21 Cardiff Blues
Zebre 14 50 Munster
Glasgow Warriors 35 24 Connacht
Treviso 13 5 Ospreys
Friday 24th March
Scarlets 26 10 Edinburgh
Dragons 17 27 Ulster


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iPhone will only create niche market says mobile expert
Apple's long-awaited iPhone will only have a "modest impact" in Europe despite being one of the most eagerly anticipated products of the year, according to a leading telecoms analyst.
Respected Strategy Analytics director Neil Mawston says the technology giant will struggle to become more than a "niche player" in Europe because it is a late entrant to a highly competitive market.
The company announced last week that it will launch the iPhone in the US on June 29. Although it has not yet confirmed a European launch date, it is thought that it will go on sale this autumn.
The global mobile phone market is dominated by Nokia and Motorola, and Mawston says: "Apple is going to be a niche player for a good few years yet. It is a very late entrant to what is a very mature market and is unlikely to get beyond 1 or 2% [market share]. I think it will have a relatively modest impact in Europe, although it will make quite a splash in the US."
The iPhone will be a combined music player, mobile phone, e-mail and internet device and has been the subject of feverish hype since Apple disclosed details of the launch in January.
Europe's biggest mobile phone networks have been competing for the exclusive distribution rights for the iPhone and last month T-Mobile emerged as the frontrunner (MW May 10). Apple has already signed an exclusive deal with AT&T to distribute the iPhone in the US.


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Abstract: The number of repairs of an inconsistent knowledge base can be exponential with respect to the number of facts. Furthermore, reasoning with repair based semantics can be computationally expensive. During this internship we focused on the following research question: "What is a *representative* subset of repairs?" In order to answer this question we defined a syntactic distance measure between repairs following the intuition that it can allow us to filter some repairs "close" to each other. We analysed this measure from a semantic point of view. and provided a purely semantic notion of optimal subsets of repairs.


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Kontena Touts Kubernetes Platform's User-Friendliness
It is safe to assume most organizations, whether they want to test Kubernetes or scale existing clusters for major deployments, seek a distribution that offers high-powered features and is easy to install and use. Finland-based Kontena says its recently launched production version of Kontena Pharos 1.0 meets both these demands as a unique Kubernetes alternative among the burgeoning number of other available distributions.
"Being an easy-to-use solution does not have to contradict with full-scale deployments," says Miska Kaipiainen, CEO and founder of Kontena. "We have put a lot of effort in to trying to make Kubernetes more accessible so that it is easy and fun to install and use."
According to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), Kontena Pharos 1.0 meets its Certified Kubernetes Conformance Program criteria. CNCF certification specifies Kontena Pharos 1.0's APIs meet a certain standard and is compatible with other Kubernetes installations, so that enterprises are not restricted to a single vendor's add-ons and features on top of the Kubernetes deployment.
However, a few dozen other vendors have achieved CNCF certification for their Kubernetes distributions. What sets Kontena Pharos apart, the company says, is its high-powered add-ons and secure features that, as mentioned above, are simple to install and use, such as its automated load balancer. For security, Kontena follows the NIST SP800-190 recommendations. The dashboard offers performance metrics and other monitoring information. In this way, the firm says it seeks to do for Kubernetes what Ubuntu did for Linux by offerring the Kubernetes community what it says are easy-to-deploy and use features.
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Kaipiainen says one of Kontena Pharos' key selling points is its management tool that can be used to deploy and manage the life cycle of clusters, including the ability to upgrade an existing cluster to a new version. "This is super important—container technology is still very young and there are all sorts of issues fixed each day. New security-related issues are also discovered almost every day," Kaipiainen says. "Having a cluster that may be easily upgraded to a newer version is very important if you want to run a cluster that is secure."
Kontena initially began to offer its own container orchestration platform for Docker containers before the advent of Kubernetes.
"While we had many happy users of our own solution, we realized that the majority of people want their solution to be based on Kubernetes instead of a solution that just works," Kaipiainen notes. "After Kubernetes was crowned as the king of container orchestration, we realized that we needed to build our own solution based on Kubernetes."
Kontena Pharos can be deployed on distributions that work on-premises and on bare-metal servers, as well as on any commercially available cloud environment, according to the company.
Kontena Pharos open source software is free to download and install. Kontena's business model is based on offering support and maintenance with SLAs for those customers running business-critical applications. The cost for Kontena's support and maintenance service is based on the number of nodes and range from $1,800 to $4,000 per node per year, depending on the support level. Additionally, Kontena offers consultancy services for setting up Kubernetes environments. These projects range in price from $15,000 to $35,000, plus optional customization options, Kontena says.
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Kontena will, with the help of the open source community's input, continue to develop the platform using Apache 2 to accommodate new features, such as improved volumes for persistent storage or serverless applications. "Serverless is a very interesting area and is developing very fast," Kaipiainen says. "We can expect the ecosystem around Kubernetes to provide quality frameworks within the next few years."
Kaipiainen says Kontena Pharos' business model is similar to those of Red Hat and SUSE distributions of Linux, which trace their development origins to Kaipiainen's fellow Finnish countryman Linus Torvalds in 1991.
The business model is also like that of a Linux distribution, since developers do not have to reinvent the wheel by building their own clusters on top of a raw kernel.
"Nobody uses the Linux kernel as is, but you can use it to build an operating system," Kaipiainen says. "Similarly, the real value of Kubernetes, like middleware, is the is the software that runs on it. Kubernetes is just an enabler for something else."


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Network Rail run, maintain and develop Britain's rail infrastructure. Every year 1.3 billion journeys are made on Britain's railways; and 100 million tonnes of freight is transported by rail between ports, factories and shops. Over the next 30 years, passenger demand for rail will more than double and freight demand expected to increase by 140%.
Amberjack managed high volumes of candidates delivering superb levels of care with empathy, tact and professionalism, sometimes in very challenging circumstances.
We had supported Network Rail with their graduate and internship recruitment since 2001. As a proven partner we were then asked to manage recruitment for their apprentices.
Network Rail needed to recruit over 200 apprentices for 85 regional depots. They needed a powerful recruitment outsourcing solution to support these objectives. They also needed to solve a significant issue with their existing recruitment process.
Candidates needed to select a location from the 85 regional depots to work at. But the system allowed candidates to select any depot location they wanted. This allowed, for example, candidates in Liverpool to apply for apprenticeships in London. But no checks were made to see if candidates could support themselves in their chosen locations. This meant that large numbers of candidates were excluded from the recruitment process. It also caused serious time delays and increased recruitment costs. Perhaps more importantly it had a negative effect on candidate experience.
We developed a powerful outsourcing solution to manage the apprenticeship recruitment. This process began by fully understanding Network Rail's objectives for the campaign. Then we built on this knowledge, adding our proven experience.
The resourcing team used our Pipeline Performance Tool (PPT) which ensured that campaign remained on track. Candidate communications were managed efficiently. This meant the inexperienced candidates and often their parents remained engaged throughout the process.
Our award winning Ambertrack Application Tracking System (ATS) supported the candidate journey. They benefitted from personalised account areas and messaging that kept them engaged. Candidates knew exactly where they were in the recruitment process at all times.
To solve the depot selection issue we developed innovative mapping technology in Ambertrack. We asked candidates where they would be staying during their apprenticeship. Postcodes were then mapped against the 85 Network Rail depots; then candidates could only select depots that were within a commutable distance to where they would be staying during their apprenticeship.
The powerful outsourcing solution and the use of geospatial location technology was a huge success. Over 4,000 applicants applied to the apprenticeship programmes. All candidates applied to local depots close to where they would be staying during their apprenticeship. And no candidates were excluded or had to drop out because they lived too far away.
Proof of the high level of engagement the campaign provided is demonstrated by application conversion rates of 48%. 211 high-quality hires were made. And because of the exceptional level of candidate experience withdrawal rates were just 4%. An exceptional result for this high volume recruitment campaign.
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Every once in awhile, I find a venue that welcomes me like family. As a wedding planner, connections are so important. I call my encounter with the hottest venue in the burbs an incredible chance of luck and even happier accident. Late one night, instead of sleeping, I was killing time, while surfing Facebook…doesn't everyone do that these days!?! I answered a status request for a possible wedding assistant at a venue I have never heard of, The Haight. Pronounced HATE. As a boutique wedding planner, I book a handful of event each year. I work a lot of weekends but typically not every weekend. I figured, why not!? It would be some extra cash, I get to see a new space and it will keep me involved in the wedding industry even when they are not "my" clients. I figured I would try it for awhile and then leave after the busy season. Two full wedding seasons, I am still here and loving every minute. My roles have changed and the Haight family has been so incredibly generous to me and all of the staff they have acquired over the past few years. It is really hard running your own business. (girl speaking from 40+ years of family run businesses) but this family has opened it arms and is making the very best of what they have to offer to brides in suburban Elgin.
I am happy to introduce you to two venue managers who I am also happy to call my friends! Briana and Lauren.
1. Tell me how you (the venue manager) got started in the wedding business.
B: I did events throughout my university and loved it! I got an internship with a national events company once I graduated and then found a job as a wedding planner once that internship ended. I just love planning events so much and weddings were definitely my niche!
L: I got started in the wedding business by a happy accident. I had been working in a management position in the service industry and was thinking about moving on when I ran into an old acquaintance, whose wife just happens to be one of the owners at The Haight. He let me know they were looking for someone and a few emails and an interview later I became a part of the Haight family and the wedding business.
2. How did your Venue come to be? Are there any interesting facts about the space? What was the space before it became a wedding venue?
B: The Haight family had owned it since the 80's and John Haight Sr. rented it out to companies that used it as a factory or warehouse. It wasn't until Doree, his daughter, got engaged and they decided to renovate it for her own wedding! Obviously, the space is gorgeous so everyone kept telling them they just HAD to make it a business and so they did! Everyone always asks "Why The Haight?" since it's just a unique name, especially for a wedding venue, but it was named after John Haight Sr. who passed away before Doree's wedding. I'm sure he would be extremely proud at what they've accomplished today with his old warehouse building in downtown Elgin. Who knew?
L: Everything Briana said, but in addition, our building is over 100 years old and the cocktail area once housed horses! The building has a long history, it began as the Elgin Storage and Transfer Company, then it became a warehouse for Ludwig Dairy, and was home to a chalkboard factory as well.
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3. How long have you been at The Haight?
B: I have been here 2 years and 7 months!
L: I have been working at The Haight since August of 2016.
4. How many people does the space fit for a cocktail reception? Sit down dinner? Can you accommodate Ceremonies as well?
B: We can do up to 400 for a cocktail reception, 300 or 250 with a dance floor for a sit down dinner and up to 200 max for a ceremony.
5. What do you love about the job?
B: Working with our amazing couples and getting coordinate the best day of their lives. I love creating friendships with my couples and thank social media for allowing me to stay connected with them even after their wedding is over.
L: I love that we get to work with so many different couple for their big day. Every event might take place in the same location but no two are the same. I love to see how each client changes the space to match their style and their vision. It is so much fun to be a part of the big day and help make it come to life.
6. What is something you wish all couples looking at The Haight considered or asked when booking a venue?
B: Compare apples to apples!! Almost all venues are priced differently so take into consideration the ALL-IN pricing, not just the venue pricing! Just because X venue is a cheaper price does not mean your catering or bar will be! We had a couple almost go to a different venue because they were $1,000 less than us, but factoring in our bar prices vs. the other venues, they would be SAVING $300 by booking us! It's not easy, but it is worth it in the long run if you're in-between 2 venues and price is a determining factor.
L: This isn't just for our venue or our line of work, but ask the professionals you are working with what works best. We know what works best in our space because we are here for a wedding or other event every weekend. Chances are if we suggest something different then what you had in mind it is because it didn't work well in the past for someone else.
7. Besides your venue (obviously!), what other venues do you respect or refer clients to if you are booked? Why?
B: We like referring Firehouse Chicago because their venue works well for a smaller wedding. We don't do many weddings under 100 guests due to our size, and Firehouse is such a cool space.
L: We are always happy to give suggestions for other venues when our space is not the right fit for someone or we don't have a date available. We see so many great places when networking it is hard to pick one!
8. What is your favorite wedding trend for 2017 or 2018?
B: Velvet (suits, dresses, an table runners) SWOON!!!
L: I am loving hanging florals!
The Haight offers a beautiful bridal suite which is ideal for getting ready prior to the ceremony. The guys even have their own space fully equipped with Nintendo to ease those wedding nerves! Contact the Haight today to see if your wedding date is available! Click HERE to see their calendar of availability!
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Drew chose York College for the hands-on, practical experience. As an Finance and Economics dual-major with a Spanish minor, Drew works hard both in and out of the classroom. Some of his favorite things are reading the Wall Street Journal and making money in the financial markets in his free time. He also enjoys exercising, spending time with friends and family, and traveling to Latin America.
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Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6
At Christian Unified Schools, we endeavor to instill in each of our students the importance of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. The spiritual development of our young people goes far beyond weekly chapel services and Bible classes.
From positive staff role models to practical lessons directly from the Word of God, our goal is that every student learn to actively pursue God's Will for his or her life.
Our students come from dozens of Christian churches all over San Diego County, representing many different denominations. Christian High School Bible teachers teach the truth of God's Word, which is the school's source of authority. The goal is for these students to own their own faith and, in effect, to stop borrowing the faith of their parents
All students go to chapel once a week. Chapel speakers range from local youth ministers to special speakers. At the Jr. and Sr. High level, outstanding speakers are brought in for the annual "Spiritual Emphasis Week," during which students attend chapel each day. The CHS chapel worship is led by Patriot Praise, a worship team made up of talented student vocalists and instrumentalists. Elementary chapel worship is lead by a very gifted staff member along with a praise team of older elementary students.
From Kindergarten to seniors in High School, our students are encouraged to be involved in service to their school, church, community and to the world. Opportunities to minister include student council and outreach programs at the elementary level; ASB in Jr/Sr High; school sponsored mission trips; etc. Students are challenged by chapel speakers and encouraged to participate in their own home church short term missions opportunitites.
This spring, students from Christian High engage in annual Easter break missions trips. The elementary schools participate in multiple outreach activities during the year including Operation Christmas Child, a pajama drive for Children's Hospital and letters to a military unit.
At the Jr and Sr High level, community service is required. Current freshmen perform 10 hours of community service during the school year, sophomores 15 and juniors and seniors 20. Forms, a list of approved sites, and a calendar of events are found on the website under the community service tab in the High School menu. Mrs. Nicole Uhland currently oversees the Patriot Servants program.
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