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Double Knit vs. Ponte… that is the question
Recently I saw a post on a popular sewing board asking the difference between ponte knit and double knit. I am ever mindful of my role as business owner and do not post on sewing boards to avoid the pitfall of "advertising". But I thought the question was valid and deserving of a response. As you all know I do not put myself out there as an expert on fabrications. I am simply a business owner and sewer with a lot of years of experience and a good bit of research to back that up. So here is how we respond to that question.
Double knit is a generic term that refers to the structure of the knit fabric. Double knits are weft knits produced using two needles on two needle beds. The result is a jersey that is flat on both sides and can often be reversible. There are a wide variety of double knits on the market. Ponte di Roma is one type of double knit.
How do you tell if its a ponte? The method of creating ponte knit results in a fine rib on both sides of the fabric. If you look closely you can see a crosswise rib created by the process of using four yarns, two that are picked up at once and one that is front only, the other back only.
Ponte knit comes in a variety of weights
Fine lightweight suitable for dresses such as our Lead Ponte
Midweight is versatile for separates or structured dresses.
Heavy weight works for jackets and separates bottoms according to style lines. We have a beautiful fall magenta color coming up in a few weeks.
Fiber Content
We see the following fiber combinations in ponte knit. Each one has its fans and its detractors. We rely on the hand and the fineness of the weave to determine our buys. Whenever choosing a fabric, its important to have fiber knowledge to help you predict the behavior of the fabric that you purchase. We've listed them in the order of our preference, but that said we have seen some poly/spandex that are wonderful in hand even to the fabric snobs at SBDF!
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havin' a business meeting
Took my 90's-CardboardHound (100% recognized breed by the AKC) to the dog park by my apartment but it started raining. I will have to take better pictures on a sunnier day! (and maybe use an actual camera that's not on my phone)
Got some progress pics here and here!
the Forest Spirit from Princess Mononoke!
a twitter doodle from earlier this week
A painting I did for funsies
trying to get my digital muscles back in shape- have some doggy doodles!
It's another theme-week this week, this time featuring your Witchsona!
Pinecone Witches frolic around forests accidentally tripping over branches and telling jokes to the local trickster. (we are buddies.)


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Eric Considine was a young man who lived his life by the golden rule, his family members said.
"During the short number of years he lived, he lived them really great," said his grandmother, Martha Hernandez. "He was the kind of person the world needs a whole lot more of."
Eric Considine, 31, of Hobart, died May 26. He was a member of Local 150 Operator's union for the past 10 years.
He is survived by his parents, John and Kathy Considine, and four brothers. He also is survived by Jessica Lowell, to whom he was planning on proposing.
He loved his dog, Goliath, who barked to alert neighbors to the house fire that took his life.
Family members said Considine was always generous and willing to lend a hand.
His brother, John Considine, said he looked up to Eric even though he was his younger brother.
"He always had time for his family and friends and would drop anything to help," he said. "He was always the strength behind everything."
He loved riding his Harley, playing soccer, as well as playing FIFA soccer on PlayStation. He also loved spending time with his nieces and nephews.
His faith was important to him, and he wasn't afraid to share it with others, Hernandez said. The two would have hour-long conversations about Bible verses.
"We would have wonderful talks," she said. "He was 31 years old and still calling his grandparents."
His mother, Kathy Considine, said her son had a big heart his entire life.
"He said God blessed him with more than he needed," she said. "You never had to ask for help. He was always there."


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Godetevi la privacy assoluta nella decorazione bucolica della Suite Giardino con cortile privato, grande camino a gas, travi a vista, letto matrimoniale peluche. A pochi passi da City Market e il fiume. TARIFFE COMPRENDONO: --- Bottiglia di vino e formaggio servita in camera prima del vostro arrivo *** Dolci & prima colazione continentale completa aggiornata giornalmente *** accappatoi e set di cortesia di lusso *** connessione Internet wireless, DVD, cavo *** Informazioni Turistiche, Ristoranti / Tour sreservations *** giornaliero di pulizia Servizi messo a punto per il proprio programma di vacanza.
Chatham Suite: Suite privata progettata per viaggi di nozze o per gli ospiti che preferiscono la privacy assoluta per un'occasione speciale. Ottimi panorami Quadrato, 3 caminetti a gas, balcone privato, cucina gourmet, biancheria da letto di lusso, a pochi passi da City Market e il fiume. TARIFFE COMPRENDONO: --- Bottiglia di vino e formaggio servita in camera prima dell'arrivo *** In privato dolci e prima colazione continentale completa aggiornata giornalmente *** accappatoi e set di cortesia *** connessione Internet wireless, DVD, cavo lusso *** Servizi di pulizia giornaliero messo a punto per il proprio programma di vacanza.
Il Carriage House è considerata parte di una nazionale Certified proprietà storica chiamato "The Armstrong Residenza". Dalle finestre del secondo piano di questa residenza privata di 2 piani, gli ospiti potranno osservare le più belle albe. Camera vanta uno letto a baldacchino postato ~ piuma materasso, caminetti, TV via cavo / DVD / VCR. In bottiglia di vino in camera, formaggi! Wi-Fi gratuito!
Charming 2 camere da letto, 2 piani cittadina storica, epoca 1870, con cortile privato, 2 caminetti a gas, una cucina gourmet e gli assestamenti più lussuosi. Sia sposi, amici o famiglie con bambini scelgono il fascino e il comfort di questa dimora storica godendo di tutti i comfort e servizi attenti di una selezione Savannah locanda. Le tariffe includono bottiglia in privato di vino e formaggio all'arrivo, in-suite gourmet colazione continentale e dolci rinfrescato ogni giorno, prenotazioni, informazioni turistiche, internet wireless, parcheggio fuori strada. I nostri servizi di pulizia quotidiana sono una vera delizia per gli ospiti con i bambini
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161 Recensioni
4,6 su agosto 25, 2014
We stayed in the Garden Suite on Chatham Square - This suite is very charming and beautiful - It was the perfect place for our little weekend getaway - Having breakfast in the private courtyard was amazing - We were able to walk everywhere and did not even get back into our car until checkout - Monique was awesome in making sure that we were comfortable and enjoying our trip - We plan on staying at this inn again during our next trip to Savannah -
5 su agosto 08, 2014
The Chatham Suite was just as beautiful and luxurious as shown in the pictures on Armstrong Inn's web page. Chatham square is a short 15 minute stroll from the waterfront. We enjoyed walking through the squares at night and felt this was a safe location. One of the reasons we chose Armstrong Inns is because I have severe anaphylactic reactions to food allergens. Monique assured me that she could safely prepare my foods, and we also had access to a fully stocked kitchen. Monique prepared the most wonderful breakfast, despite my allergies to eggs, wheat, seafood and apples. This was my first time eating foods that I did not prepare at home in 8 months without a trip to the ER. Thank you Monique!!
4,4 su agosto 04, 2014
Ahh Savannah!!! We've been through it a dozen times but never immersed ourselves in it. We found the Armstrong Inns and took advantage of a weekend getaway. The love of my life and myself are middle aged (40's) with no children at home and needed a break from the rigors of work and home. We enjoyed strolling the historic district, seeing the squares. Both of us are avid outdoorsy people and I own a landscaping company so when the weather cooperates and we get time to see how nicely other areas are taken care or and landscaped we jump at the opportunity. We also both enjoy cooking and trying new recipes and the various restaurants of Savannah we tried did NOT disappoint. There were so many to choose from within walking or strolling distance. Our accommodations were charming and full of history although upgraded with all the modern conveniences one would possibly need while on vacation. The staff were friendly, helpful and really behind the scenes so as not to intrude in the our time we had there. Overall, it was a top weekend experience for us.
5 su luglio 27, 2014
My wife and I have stayed in many Bed and Breakfast Inns over the years, but the Chatham Suite of the Armstrong Inns is far and above the best of them all. The accommodations were clean and comfortable and there was nothing that we could want. Although the Suite was "over the top" the treatment by the Armstrong Inn staff was unbeatable. We had the feeling from the first minute that we were staying at a friend's home and that nothing was spared to make our visit enjoyable and memorable. We were even visited my Monique, the Innkeeper/Owner just prior to our departure. She thanked us profusely for choosing the Armstrong Inn and she really meant it. There is absolutely no doubt in our minds that when we return to Savannah we will definitely stay at an Armstrong Inn. Thank you Monique and your staff for enabling us to have a most memorable 55th wedding anniversary.
5 su luglio 19, 2014
Stayed at both the Garden Suite and Chatham Suite. Highly recommend!
5 su luglio 11, 2014
WOW! the armstrong inn Jenkins house is a true 5 star residence. We enjoyed exquisite breakfast each day while enjoying the Savannah charm in the Jenkins House. We actually stayed an additional day; we did not want to leave. Monique is a sincere and caring host. My wife and I will soon be back!
5 su giugno 10, 2014
My boyfriend and I stayed at the Carriage House June 1st - 5th. We had a wonderful time! We chose the Armstrong Inns because we wanted something more private than a typical B&B. The Carriage House was perfect for us; it is a cozy, charming and beautifully decorated little apartment with everything you need for your stay, a full kitchen and dishwasher, a washer & dryer and a beautiful courtyard - and friendly courtyard cat! Monique and her staff (we met lovely Rodney the contractor who keeps the property in tip top shape) are all wonderful, friendly warm people! They are so helpful, if there is anything you need, just ask! (Thank you again for the beach chairs & the bug bite creme and BBQ recommendation!!) Every afternoon we were delighted to see what our breakfast would be for the morning (and the brownies were fantastic!!!)! The Carriage House is 1.1 miles from the Riverfront according to our GPS. We found it to be about a 20 minute stroll, which was lovely because we got to explore all of the squares and beautiful historic streets along the way. This was our first visit to Savannah, we will definitely come back and will definitely stay at the Armstrong Inn again!
4,8 su giugno 07, 2014
We chose to stay in the Garden Suite for our destination wedding trip to Savannah. We fell in love with it from the moment we walked in. The bed was fluffy and luxuriously comfortable, but the best feature was the private garden. We would have breakfast there and then relax there again after our days activities. Monique was very responsive to our needs and did everything possible to make our stay enjoyable. The location on Chatham Square was excellent for walking almost anywhere within the Historic District. We hope to return in the future for anniversary celebrations!
5 su giugno 04, 2014
My sister and I took my two teenage nieces to Charleston and Savannah for Spring Break. In Savannah we stayed at the Tatnall House and the Jenkins House. We absolutely loved our experience in both houses. Monique is such a wonderful hostess and her staff is excellent. The Tatnall house is an outstanding location with beautiful antique furnishings. We loved it. The Jenkins house is a little more modern and is an excellent choice for families. The beds were so comfortable. Breakfast and desserts were wonderful! I am a vegetarian and each day they prepared something special for me! So wonderful! Monique catered to our every need and was dedicated to making sure we were happy with our stay.
5 su aprile 29, 2014
My new husband and I chose to stay at one of the Armstrong Inns, called the Chatham Suite, during our wedding weekend in Savannah earlier this month. We wanted something different, and more special than the typical hotel. When searching for special or unique places to stay, nothing really seemed appropriate, until I found the Armstrong Inns. I read almost every TripAdvisor review, most of which raved about their experiences. I then called the owner Monique, to book it, because I was sold. I can't tell you how glad I am that I did. It was such a wonderful experience, from Start to finish! We stayed in the Chatham Suite, which is the top two floors of one house. My best friend stayed in the Garden Suite, which was the lower level of the house. Both were amazing! I honestly couldn't tell you which I liked better. They were both beautifully decorated, and each had special touches which will make it had to chose which to stay at on our next visit. One thing I can say for sure, is that wild houses couldn't keep me away from staying again! As other reviews have noted, the treats that they brought each day were wonderful, as were the breakfasts. My only complaint, is that my friend received a chocolate peach pastry that was AMAZING, but I did not. I really want that recipe, because it was divine, and I was jealous! The coffee that they provide is locally roasted, and absolutely delicious. I brought a bag of it home with me, and wish I had gotten more than one, as it's wonderful coffee and made our experience that much more enjoyable. In all it was an amazing experience. I cannot recommend The Armstrong Inns highly enough - it was wonderful experience!
Landmark Historic District
Savannah, GA (SAV) 20 miles
Prendere 95 South a 16E (uscita 99) nella Landmark Historic District. Uscire a 167A per ML King Boul. Girare a sinistra sulla ML King e un diritto 2-3 isolati sulla Wayne Street. Le suite sono all'angolo di Tattnall e Wayne, proprio su Chatham Square. Benvenuti.
Shopping Antiquariato, Gallerie d'arte, Spiaggia, Cene da gourmet, Interessi Storici, Musica dal vivo, Cinema, Musei, Parchi Nazionali/Statali, Zona Naturale, Oceano, Campi da tennis, Punti vendita, Teatro, Area Picnic, Servizi religiosi, Fiume, Rovine
BBQ , Computer, Dispositivo Fax, Lavatrice/Asciugatrice , Cortile privato / balcone
Aria condizionata, Sveglia , Prodotti di cortesia, Accappatoi, CD player, Ventilatori, Attrezzature per Caffè/Tè, DVD Player, Data port, Scrivania, Camino, Frigorifero, Asciugacapelli, Accesso a internet , Ferro da stiro, Microonde, Ingresso privato, Radio, TV via cavo/satellite, TV, Telefono, VCR, Video, Wi-Fi
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Arte, design d'interni, giardinaggio, oggetti d'antiquariato e da collezione, & non meno importante, 5 nipoti bilingue
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Una grande varietà di piatti caldi Colazione / Brunch
Ampia individuale calda colazione / brunch fatta in casa viene consegnato ogni giorno e stoccato in cucina privata degli ospiti, pronti per essere riscaldato sul proprio tempo. Dolci fatti in casa e pane per la colazione, insalata di frutta fresca, burro fresco croissant ... sono inclusi. Un vero gusto del Sud!
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59 total reviews
Wedding: 11/2/2013
I have been slacking on writing this review because I don't know if I can put into words how much I appreciate and recommend Drozian Photoworks. I will try my best...
Drozian Photoworks was the first photographer I walked by at the first Bridal showcase I went to. Photography is a bit of a hobby for me and I always knew that it was the area that I would be pickiest about for my wedding. I was instantly attracted to their style and quality of work. I had no idea the quality of services I would get when we interview and chose them.
Their service included our engagement shoot, which went very smooth. They compliment each other in their photography style and make you feel at ease. They made it a breeze for my husband who was dreading the idea of posing in front of a camera. Not to mention the pictures are breathtaking. I was going into the wedding day very confident with my choice.
Drozian Photoworks went above and beyond on our wedding day. Dusty spent most of his time with my bridesmaids and myself capturing the pre-ceremony process. He made sure I ate and hydrated before the ceremony and even helped with my bustle after the ceremony. Amy spent much of her time capturing the venue and more artistic shots, which is what drew me to them in the beginning. They made every aspect of the wedding so easy they almost felt like wedding coordinators. They worked with our vendors to ensure the wedding day events ran smoothly During our post ceremony shoot, they gave us a few peaks at some of their shots and it was amazing how beautiful the images already were.
When we received the edited images, it brought me back to the wedding day and brought back all those wedding day emotions. All I could think was that they will look amazing in 50 years and that someday I will be able to show them to my children. They are beyond exceptional. I couldn't give a high enough recommendation for Drozian Photoworks. Their quality of work speaks for itself, but their service and experience is an added bonus. Dusty and Amy take what you think a photographer is and blow that expectation out of the water. I will forever be grateful for the service and product they provided and the memories they captured for a lifetime.
Wedding: 3/22/2014
Working with Amy and Dusty was one of the best decisions my husband and made during our wedding planning process. The photos for our wedding we extremely important to me and so I had put a lot of emphasis on ensuring the budget we had for the Photographers was well spent. I came across Drozian Photoworks and was immediately drawn to the bold photos they did in their shoots. I knew I had to learn more about them. The first time we ever spoke on the phone, I talked to Dusty for over 45 minutes, I knew right from that point they were the photographers for us. If we could connect over the phone we would undoubtedly be able to in person, thats definitely a plus for those super awkward engagement photos. :)
My husband and I had so much fun when shooting our engagement photos, it was 100 degrees at 8am and Amy and Dusty still managed to make it fun, entertaining and lighthearted. We kept looking forward to the wedding for many reasons, but getting to see Amy and Dusty again and see what moments they were going to capture the day of was a big part of the excitement.
The day of the wedding they were amazing, making sure my husband and I were okay, that we had eaten, that we were remembering to breath (you'd be surprised how you forget!) and they ensured we kept the day running smoothly, but never made anyone feel late, rushed or unimportant. They really know how to read the families and their members and they work with them accordingly. Everyone complimented how they made our family and wedding party photos run very smoothly and efficiently, all while making sure they had all of our photos taken care of. They were so much fun during the entire day of shooting and they have amazing vision for photos, they took amazing photos that we will treasure for our lifetime. I highly recommend them, they will ensure your memories are recorded for a lifetime to look back upon.
Wedding: 3/30/2014
We chose Dusty and Amy as our wedding photographers based on the reviews at The Knot. I am glad to say that they are everything those reviews said and more! We had a small wedding (only 12 guests) in Pacific Grove. We were so glad that they provide services for small weddings at a very reasonable rate. They were always prompt in responding to our questions and requests. On the wedding day, they made everyone at ease. They are extremely good at posing us for artistic shots. They made the pictures ready for us to view in less than 10 days after the wedding, and we couldn't be happier with the pictures. This is definitely the best decision we made for our wedding. The cake is gone, the flowers have long faded, but the pictures they took has made that day a perfect and permanent memory for us and our family and friends.
Wedding: 8/16/2014
From the moment we spoke with Amy & Dusty we knew they were the ones! They are incredibly professional but they also feel like your best friends, sweet and down to earth! After hiring Amy & Dusty they even sent us a very special treat, I won't tell you what it is because I don't want to ruin your surprise! Our engagements photos turned out amazing and we constantly get compliments on them. Now Amy & Dusty are fantastic photographers but they are also so much more! On our wedding day they made sure I ate throughout the morning while getting ready and kept us all on track, so we never had to worry about time/schedule. They took the most gorgeous photos I have ever seen all the while checking in to see how we were doing and if we needed anything. Dusty got me Tylenol and even helped me change my shoes 3 times. They made us laugh and smile until our faces hurt! I also did a glamour shoot with Amy as my grooms gift and I felt like a super model. It was such an incredible experience I would recommend every bride do it! The photos are gorgeous and it is something I will remember forever. They really make it all about you without feeling like they are even there, it's magical! We can not wait to do our Ever After session with them this Fall!
Amy and Dusty are simply the best!! We booked them 2 yrs before our wedding and they were definitely worth the wait! Not only are they very responsive with any and all questions via email or phone, they are the friendliest, most easy-going, and fun to be around photographers you will ever meet!
Thank you Amy and Dusty for being one of our favorite vendors. We were SO happy that you were able to be a part of our wedding to capture those special moments. Photos turned out AMAZING!
I'm excited for all your successes and congrats on THE KNOT Top Pick!! Well deserved!!
We first met Amy & Dusty when they did our engagement pictures in 2012 and loved them so much that we did not even consider anyone else for our wedding this past May. They are so friendly and make you feel as if you've known them for years right off the bat, my bridesmaids cannot stop talking about them and I have no doubt that they will be booked again for upcoming wedding in my circle. Their photography style is so romantic, and they really see the love between two people and are able to bring it out through pictures. Everything from the detail shots of the location and dress/accessories, to the wedding party and family, and shots of myself and my bridesmaids being goofy with the flower girl were perfection. I speak for myself and my new husband when I say we would highly recommend Drozian Photoworks!
Wedding: 1/25/2014
Amy & Dusty were hands down the best photographers i have ever worked with. They are so professional and go above and beyond what there job requires them too! They made my day go so smoothly & they made me feel like i was there with friends not just someone i hired to get a job done. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a great photographer/photographers.
Wedding: 10/12/2013
My husband and I could not have been happier with our choice to use Drozian Photoworks for our wedding! Being an out-of-state bride, I relied heavily on the reviews I read on the knot and wedding wire, and after viewing their extensive and amazing portfolio, I knew I was choosing the best!! Amy and Dusty were so fun to work with, and they are both so extremely talented! They were very flexible each step of the way with package options, payment options, communication before and after the wedding, and everything in between. They were more than prepared when they arrived on the wedding day, had every name of the bridal party down, and literally did not miss a single shot!! They were extremely efficient with getting the family photos done quickly after the ceremony, so that we could enjoy most of our cocktail hour. They took photos of each couple, as well as photos of me and my husband with the couples and specific groups of friends, but never made it feel invasive. They were so friendly with all of our guests, all of our vendors, and everyone raved about what a great photographer we had. Amy and Dusty went above and beyond to capture every special moment of our wedding day! Those who could not attend the destination wedding said they felt like they were there when they looked through all of the photos. Friends and family also commented that ordering prints from the site was extremely easy, and the pictures arrived in perfect condition less than a week later. Everything about Drozian Photoworks is top notch, best in class. Amy and Dusty are such genuinely nice people, and their work is nothing short of amazing! I would highly recommend them to anyone looking to have any sort of photography done! They are the best of the best!!
Wedding: 8/6/2013
We are soooo grateful for Drozian photoworks!!! They were amazing the entire way through!! Not only did the capture AMAZING pictures of my entire wedding, but Dusty and Amy helped so much throughout the hole wedding process! Always giving good advise and suggestions for the day of or leading up to it. They are very professional and very quick to respond to any emails or phone calls. We had 22 people in our wedding party and both Dusty and Amy were so good at instructing everyone and got beautiful pictures of the whole party in a very timely manner. Amy picked flowers from the yard and helped fix my bouquet they was beginning to wilt and made it look soo beautiful. Dusty helped bustle my dress and made sure I ate food while I was getting ready and at the wedding. He was basically like my wedding coordinator on my wedding day. If I needed something he made sure it would be fulfilled. HUGE HUGE THANK YOU TO DUSTY AND AMY!! We are sooo happy with the pictures, you captured so many wonderful moments! We can't wait to do the ever after pictures with them! Hopefully soon :) - Love Mr. and Mrs. Tempus
Wedding: 6/22/2013
We met Dusty and Amy at a wedding expo at UC Davis. We won a raffle for an engagement shoot and we are so happy we did. I think their work speaks for itself, so I don't really need to go into detail about how amazing their photos are :).
They are just great people. Dusty stayed with us girls while we were getting ready and even ran to In-N-Out just to make sure we ate. Not only that, he anticipated our needs the entire day to ensure I wasn't stressed and the day went great!
They are both easy going and make taking 500+ pictures feel natural and not awkward. Believe me, my husband does not particularly enjoy taking pictures- though I do not believe most guys do. They give great direction, which makes the day run smoothly.
Our wedding guests had nothing but great things to say about them and the pictures turned out great! If you can, have them shoot a video on your day as well. We absolutely LOVED the one Dusty put together for us (you can check it out here: http://vimeo.com/72566262).
All in all- Dusty and Amy are a great mix of professional, laid-back and talented. We will definitely be calling them when we are ready to shoot a baby bump session.
Wedding: 7/27/2013
Amy and Dusty were great to work with. They responded to all communications in a timely manner, were always on time, and always willing to work with us on making appointments. For photographers who travel a lot, they are incredibly flexible. They were always up front about what we were going to get, and have a lot of services to offer for those who want everything. They were always very professional in their conduct and appearance. They were also willing to work with us on a payment schedule that allowed us to get everything we wanted.
We booked them for our July wedding, and as part of our package we also got an engagement session. Working with them for both photo sessions was a pleasure from start to finish. They are both very pleasant and very skilled. Dusty is incredibly personable and kept us comfortable and talking the entire time. Meanwhile, Amy is doing whatever she has to to get the shot, including tramping up hillsides. They work very well as a team and because of this, we received some amazing photos. During our wedding, they caught some awesome moments. It is definitely worth it to have two photographers present, and they were there from beginning to end. I was dreading the group photos because they always seem to take forever, but Dusty knew everyone in the wedding party by name, worked from the list of photos I gave him (it was a LONG list), and got everyone in an out within about 30 minutes. I believe they also got pretty much every picture I requested. During the reception they took so many great shots of our family and friends, while also staying festive and part of the party. We just got to look at all 500 photos they took (though the actual number was probably higher), and they were all fantastic. I don't normally consider myself to be photogenic, but they made me feel beautiful. I also love their style of photography. They keep a slightly romantic, artsy feel, but they aren't over the top, so the pictures come out soft and pretty.
If you can afford to spend a little extra for some great photography, Amy and Dusty are worth every penny. These pictures are something I will cherish forever and never have any regrets about. I look forward to working with them in the future.
Wedding: 8/3/2013
The Drozians are an excellent team and they went way above and beyond their call of duty at our wedding. They were what made the wedding day flow seamlessly (they were basically day-of wedding planners) while still managing to take amazing photos without missing any moments. They work to please ensuring that everyone is happy (especially the bride) while capturing gorgeous memories. Dusty even fanned me for a solid hour when I was melting in my dress at our hot August wedding; who else would do that!? Amy and Dusty make it so that you don't need to think or worry; just relax and smile (for real) so that you can love your photos later. Plus, the photos are gorgeous works of art that we were blown away by. I had multiple people ask who our photographers were commenting on how awesome they were and I couldn't agree more. They will be our lifelong photographers and I couldn't imagine anyone else. Thanks so much guys for all of your hard work and amazingness. You made our wedding far better than we expected.
Wedding: 8/18/2013
Not gonna lie, I deeply love my groom, but I think I may love my wedding photographers more! Dusty and Amy not only gave me some of the highest quality photos in the industry (as their ranking would suggest), but they jumped over the moon for me and my husband constantly from the day we hired them to the week after the wedding during our epic coastal Ever After Photo Shoot! Essentially I had an 8 month period during which I had professional wedding angels to make any dream or idea I had come true. They gave me photos of my husband and I kissing on railroad tracks with a train whizzing by, of us posing on a Victorian couch in the middle of a blooming almond orchard, of us rowing on a gorgeous lake beside a weeping willow, of us on the top of a huge rock overlooking an endless horizon of ocean - they did it all! I am confident that once these photos hit Pinterest, they will go viral. Amy's imagination just harnesses the bride's imagination and puts the idea on steroids.
These two are delightful during shoots - they are warm and hilarious and they transform shooting areas into paradises with a few clicks of their cameras.
As for their performance quality on the big day, it grossly outshines all other wedding vendors involved in the ordeal. They made all of the other companies I hired look like crap; and this is coming from a bride obsessed with quality who only hired top-notch vendors. :) Dusty and Amy made sure that they were my bubble of protection from any possible form of stress on my wedding day, so that I could be genuinely smiling for every sing picture of the (literally) thousands that they took that day! They not only did this for me, but for my whole bridal party and my mother! ESSENTIALS, THESE TWO! :D
My advice to brides-to-be considering Drozian Photoworks: LOCK IT DOWN WITH THESE TWO; IT'LL BE THE BEST CHOICE YOU MADE FOR YOUR WEDDING DAY AND THE YEARS TO COME REMEMBERING THE BEST DAY OF YOUR LIFE!
Totally worth every penny! :)
Wedding: 7/13/2013
Amy and Dusty first of all take amazing photos they have a truly unique ability to identify exactly what you are looking for in your photos. Amy and Dusty are more than just photographers they are there to make sure you are feeling and doing okay on your wedding day. They supplied me with cold water made absolutely sure that I ate something I think this is wonderful because they really care about you and want to make sure you are having the best day possible. I have received many compliments on our engagement and wedding day photos that they are the best they have ever seen. Wedding photos are something that you have forever and they capture the moments perfectly. I will always enjoy looking back at our wedding photos I truly love all of them and couldn't have asked for a better team of photographers. Amy and Dusty are husband and wife and they both bring something to photography. You are really getting two photographers for the price of one. They each take photos and you can see the difference in their individual unique ability to take amazing photos. I promise you will have a difficult time deciding which ones you want to hang up in your house because you end up with a large amount of photos that you like very much. Hope you choose Amy and Dusty you will not regret it.
Wedding: 7/6/2013
I've never had to hire a photographer before so I wasn't exactly sure what to look for when meeting with Dusty & Amy. They came with tons of stuff, brochures, options for photo albums, videos they had made, and samples from other weddings they had done. It was great to see all of the work they had done and gave me a sense of their style. We met with one other photographer, but before she even showed up my husband and I both knew we wanted Drozian. She never stood a chance.
I think one of the things that makes them such a great team, is that they are married and dating since 15. They know each other and work so well together. Plus we got two photographers for the price of one. The packages are great, and reasonably priced. You get them for the whole day, it's not per hour which is amazing. Also, no matter what package you get, you get an Engagement session. This was something I had really wanted, but my husband was not really into. Having it included made a huge difference. My husband and I lived across the country and our wedding was moved up about 6 months, so we weren't able to do our Engagement session before our wedding. Not only were Dusty & Amy were awesome with all the changes in date and venue, they are letting us do an Ever After session instead of the Engagement session. It took about 4 weeks to get our pictures back, I know some brides who waited 3+ months. The pictures are amazing and I can't stop looking at them. I feel like I'm reliving the day over again. Dusty & Amy have the unique ability to capture emotion in the photo, I can look at a picture and feel what myself, my husband, our family and friends were all feeling when it was taken.
We are so happy we made the decision to go with Drozian, the photos are what we will have 50 years from now and we could not be more thrilled with the result.
Thanks Dusty & Amy!!
Wedding: 7/20/2013
I mean it. Incredible. I have had the chance to be their subject many times, from our engagement session to boudoir photos for my groom's wedding gift to our rehearsal dinner and day-of photos. I am so beyond impressed with them every time. They take to most beautiful and unique photos, but they also feel like an important addition to your day. You WILL considered them friends by the time they're done with you! No one could have captured our day better, and we will forever be grateful we had them on our team. No regrets here. Not. One.
Wedding: 6/1/2013
Amy and Dusty were absolutely fabulous and I couldn't have picked better photographers. They went above and beyond the call of duty and really put my husband and I at ease throughout the entire day. The pictures came out amazing and every time I look at them I relive the day and emotions, even my parents feel the same way. They truly captured the day and if you're looking for great photographers then you won't be disappointed in choosing them.
Wedding: 5/25/2013
Amy and Dusty were absolutely the perfect wedding photographers! They joked around with us and our wedding party, made sure we got food and drinks, and the second someone wanted to take a picture with us they magically appeared. Not to mention the photos turned out crazy amazing! They are the complete package and if you don't go with them, you're really missing out!
Wedding: 10/21/2012
We are so happy we made the decision to have Drozian photograph our special day! They are incredibly easy going, flexible, hard-working, and fantastic photographers. We enjoyed getting to know Amy and Dusty during our engagement session (which is included in each of their packages) and it made us totally at ease on our wedding day. The photos are AMAZING!
Wedding: 11/10/2012
Amy and Dusty were the photographers for my wedding in November. They were wonderful to work with from start to finish. They are both fun, talented, easygoing, and hardworking. They captured every moment that we were hoping for on our wedding day, and also produced beautiful shots of the overall ambiance of the ceremony and reception. We ended up with an album that tells the story of our wedding day from the moment we started getting ready for the ceremony to the dance party at the end of reception. Amy and Dusty are total pros. We are so happy that we worked with them and will treasure the gorgeous photos that they captured for us forever. We highly recommend Drozian Photoworks!
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that I encountered on Saturday night. As I was leaving my house for work, I had encountered a large black bear, I live in a wooded area and have to walk a path to my car, when I looked up I stopped and at the top of the path was the bear! I have never in all my life was so close to a real bear! If I would of went any further me and this bear would of been very close.
I started going back to my house and when I got to the gate I ran to the door, I shook so bad I couldn't get the key in the door!
I called 911 and they came, but the bear was gone, the one cop saw a paw print and said " I think he went down here" They were going to call wildlife about it.
But, I am still so very scared, afraid to come to the place and afraid to leave. Tonight I have to go out again, I have some Blessed salt I am taking with me and I am going to sprinkle it around and pray. I thank God so much for telling me to look, it's a bear, go in the house. God is my refuge!
I know that many of you might not be afraid, but I am very scared! I hope you don't laugh at me for this. I could use some prayers.
What a frightening ordeal, Cindy .... by all means, you have my prayers! You followed your instincts by returning to the house ... no need to tangle with a bear!
Stay well!
Just reading your account scared me. That one would give me nightmares. As with other posters, my prayers are with you. I know you will have your antenna up each time you exit your car or leave your house. Maybe you should consider moving to Houston. We don't have any bears here but at times lots of mosquitoes. I do like women though who are like bears - teddy bears.
Thank You Leon for your prayers.
I didn't know there wasn't bears in Texas.What wild animals do you have there? Tigers?
Moving to Texas is something I might consider.
I mentioned there are no bears in Houston and surrounding areas. However, there is a small population of black bears in East Texas that are migrating from Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas. We do have other wild animals in Texas such as cougars also called mountain lions, bobcats, feral hogs, wolves, coyotes and others. In Houston, we have raccoons, opossums, some venemous snakes, bats, owls, and other nocturnal creatures. In the southern parts of our county, there are alligators in some of the channels and bayous.
In my neighborhood and according to Texas Parks and Wildlife, I am the only wild animal on record. I just love to hug women.
Blessings always,
Gee it just dawned on me, that there is a bear on this thread! Leon our teddy bear!


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Upgrading from Kohana 2.3.x to 2.4
At Mozilla we're using Kohana as the PHP framework behind a number of our sites, including the UI for the Crash Reporter, the Creative Collective and Jetpack Gallery.
I've been upgrading one of our sites from Kohana 2.3.4 to Kohana 2.4 to determine how difficult it will be to upgrade our other Kohana sites. For a dot release, this upgrade is much more time intensive than I'd originally anticipated (anyone remember upgrading from Drupal 4.6 to 4.7?).
I've recorded my upgrade notes for 1 site so that we could implement this upgrade on our other Mozilla sites using the framework. These notes assume that you've downloaded the most recent version of Kohana 2.4 and that you are comfortable working from the *nix command line. As a reminder, make sure you have backups of your code so that you can revert your changes in case you run into any major problems.
1. Move the new system folder into your repository.
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2. Copy Bootstrap.php into the root of the application folder.
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$config['config_drivers'] = array();
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'params' => NULL
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10. Update all Kohana::lang() references, which have been split into messages, accessed via Kohana::message(), and i18n, accessed via __().
11. Change all references from Controller::$input to Input::instance().
12. Many methods have been deprecated, including html::specialurlencode(), form::close() and form::close_fieldset(), and you'll need to update those on a case by case basis.
Now, this was not a tremendously difficult upgrade - unless your app uses either ORM or the Database Builder. In either case, you'll need to review all of your database statements to ensure that they're working properly after the upgrade. I don't consider this a complete list, because even after upgrading one of the sites, I'm still finding gotchas here and there.
13. Update all methods using the query builder or ORM.
- `Database::instance()` should be changed to `db::build()`
- `groupby` method is now `group_by`.
- `orderby` method is now `order_by`.
- The method limit($items_per_page, $offset) has been split into 2 methods: limit($items_per_page) and offset($items_per_page).
- get() is no longer available. Statements will intuitively understand that this is a select statment. Use execute() at the end of your database statement.
- select("DISTINCT … ") is now select_distinct().
- Aliases are not supported within a select statement; instead use an array with the key as the alias name. Change "select('foo as bar')" to "select(array('foo' => 'bar'))".
14. ORM::where() now accepts 3 parameters, the middle of which is a comparator. ORM::in() is no longer available, and can be replaced using ORM::where() with the comparator parameter defined as 'in'. For example:
array('designs.id', '=', $id),
array('users.status', '>=', 1),
array('badges.id', 'in', array(1, 2, 3))
Outside of Mozilla, I also maintain a few sites that use the Kohana framework, and I won't be updating those sites because the cost of development outweighs the benefits provided by the new framework.


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Cherry Tomato Towers with Goat Cheese Aioli
Yield: 30 servings (serving size: 1 tower)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 53
- Fat: 5g
- 1/2 cup goat cheese
- 1 small garlic clove, minced
- 3/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 30 large yellow, orange, and red cherry tomatoes
- Soften goat cheese in microwave for 15 seconds. Mix with minced garlic, mayonnaise, and kosher salt. Slice cherry tomatoes into thirds (after discarding ends). Stack 3 tomato slices, alternating colors; top each tower with a dollop of goat cheese aioli, and serve.
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Cherry Tomato Towers with Goat Cheese Aioli Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Appetizers, Hors d'Oeuvres
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Quick/Easy, 5 Ingredients or Less
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Cheese, Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Saturated Fat, Low Sodium
- COOKING METHOD: Microwave
- PUBLICATION: Health
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