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Long Beach Comic Con Announces First Guests for 2016; Tickets Now on Sale
March 30, 2016 by Brian Pate
Filed under California, Comic Books, Convention News, Top Stories
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MAD Event Entertainment Announces First Wave of Guests Coming to the Long Beach Convention Center September 17 and 18!
MARCH 28, LONG BEACH, CA–Just over a month after the incredibly successful Long Beach Comic Expo, advance ticket sales are on sale now for Long Beach Comic Con! To kick things off, MAD Event Entertainment announces the first wave of guests attending this year's show!
Nick Spencer & Joe Eisma are the writer and artist behind Image Comics popular Morning Glories series, now in it's tenth volume. Nick Spencer is also the writer of Thief of Thieves, Bedlam and has written for both DC and Marvel. In addition to illustrating Big Trouble in Little China, Evil Empire & Higher Earth from Boom! Studios, Eisma has worked for Archie, IDW, Valiant, Vertigo, and more.
Dustin Nguyen is the artist on Image Comics' Descender series, currently in development for film, and garnering critical acclaim issue after issue. Prior to that, Nguyen worked on multiple series at both Wildstorm and DC Comics.
Joëlle Jones is best known for her work on HELHEIM, and the follow up Brides of HELHEIM the supernatural viking thriller series written by Cullen Bunn and published by Oni Press. Currently she is co-writing and drawing a new original series called Lady Killer published by Dark Horse. Additionally, she has worked on various projects with the New York Times, Graphic Universe, Vertigo, DC, Marvel, Dark Horse and ONI press.
Brandon Easton is a writer working in comics and television currently working on such series as Agent Carter for Marvel Television. He is the creator and writer of the Shadowlaw online comic, and one of the writers on Marvel's highly anticipated Civil War II: Choosing Sides.
At the time of press, other confirmed guests include Brett Booth, Jane Chung, Phil Lamarr, Jae Lee, Brian Miller, Stephane Roux, and Vegas Power Girl!
Enjoy an exciting weekend full of exceptional guests and exhibitors, and engaging panels, at Long Beach Comic Con, Saturday, September 17 from 10:00 am – 7:00 pm and Sunday, September 18 from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm at the Long Beach Convention Center. The show opens to advance ticket holders at 9:30 AM on Saturday and 10AM on Sunday. Tickets are available now through the website: www.longbeachcomiccon.com.
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Cab Comics hosts a plethora of Arizona's best and brightest comic creators this Saturday September 15, 2012 from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm! Guests include:
Brian and Kristy Miller (Hi-Fi Colour Design)
Armand Villavert (Image Comics)
Brian Augustyn (DC Comics)
Ryan Cody
Vincent Hood
Jean Arrow
Val Hochberg
Nathan Schulte
David Stoll
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Stephen Kozak
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The Chilean would be given regular first team football at San Siro and suit Walter Mazzarri's 3-5-2 formation.
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Title Corporate Sustainability Information and Training in Europe
Project Number 510543-LLP-1-2010-1-SI-LEONARDO-LMP
Year 2010
Project Type Development of Innovation
Status completed
Country EU-Centralised Projects
Marketing Text The CSI project will provide a practical guidance, enabling SMEs to implement theory in practice regarding the corporate sustainability, using innovative and user-friendly educational approaches.
There is a growing recognition around the world, seeing SMEs as a challenge in sustainability debate. SMEs have been seen as subjects unconcerned by environmental and social issues. The EC has published a report "Opportunity and Responsibility: How to help SMEs to integrate social and environmental issues into what they do". The report is clear about education and training: "Attention should be given to the integration of SR into relevant education/training for SMEs". There is evidence that entrepreneurs lack for additional knowledge and practice of SR. ISO decided to launch standard providing guidelines for social responsibility (SR) (ISO 26000) and will be published in 2010.
This project addresses the need for training and education of entrepreneurs on the Social Responsibility. A will situation analysis, in order to get more in-depth view into the SMEs activities in the field of SR, will be carried out allowing the determination of their actual needs. A training product oriented towards SMEs, based on ISO 26000 guidance, will be developed. Therefore, a web based learning platform for SMEs and other stakeholders is to be developed, providing materials for self study, exercises and case studies. Pilot studies (case studies) of the learning product usage in various sectors across Europe and evaluate its impacts on SMEs sustainability issues are to be carried out.
The project will enable SMEs in various sectors to assess their own performance, share best practices and case studies, build relationships with other entrepreneurs across Europe. This will lead to more effective and efficient services being provided to society and industry as SMEs will seek to improve their activities. Simultaneously, quality of their lifelong learning provision and other related services will be improved. Funding bodies will be provided by a tool to understand and improve the integration of the sustainability, rewarding social, environmental and economic improvements, and rectifying lower standards.
Description The project aims at encouraging SMEs to incorporate SR into their business practice by offering support and practical guidance and by developing innovative approaches enabling the implementation of the new standard. The first step will be to conduct some preliminary research to identify the existing practices and to determine current needs and problems. On the basis of the results, the consortium will be able to tailor the envisaged content of training measures to the actual needs of the main target group. By comparing the outcomes with best practices, the analysis will help to create an in-depth understanding of best practices in long-term (the corporate sector, stakeholders and policy makers) and short-term target groups (owners, managers and staff). These groups will be reached through dissemination and learning measures and by pilot, evaluation and adaptation activities. The most important dissemination tool will be the web-based learning platform with materials for self-evaluation, self-education and case studies. The platform will not only increase the awareness of SR and promote the implementation of the standard, but also serve as a place for exchanging ideas, experiences and best practices (even beyond the lifetime of the project). Face-to-face training opportunities, such as different workshops conducted within the framework of the project, will equip entrepreneurs and their staff with knowledge and skills required for a successful implementation of the ISO 26000 standard.
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Dark Electro • Gothic
Danse Macabre
08/11/2011, Didier BECU
We dare you to play some game with us.
Pick up five of your fave new wave albums from the 80's and we bet lots of money on it, that at least one of them will have been produced by John Fryer.
You see, Fryer is a legend and worked with Fad Gadget, most of the 4-AD bands, Depeche Mode or Nine Inch Nails.
In those days, yours sincerely, even was checking out by who produced the album and just like Eno, Fryer was a trademark.
No need to tell that I was kind of shaking when I held this musical project by Fryer and Rebecca Coseboom (of Stripmall Architecture and Halou) in my hands.
The result however (sorry John) is a letdown as throughout the thirteen tracks I couldn't get any further than saying it's a mixture from dark bubblegumpop (Client meets Hooverphonic) and dark indus like Trent Reznor used to make.
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DONOVAN TATE • Scrapbook
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It's not very surprising that when wealthy spinster Joan Edwards left more than half a million pounds to whichever government was in power, everything went pear-shaped. It often does. There's an old saying which goes: "When there's a will, there's a war."
Now, in Joan Edwards' case, neither the Conservative nor the Liberal Democrat parties were her loving relations, but just the possibility of gaining masses of money makes most people behave irrationally even at the best of times.
It's even worse in bereaved families. "Mine!" "No, mine!" "He never liked you!" "He loved me best!" "Gimme" "No gimme!" – arguing about a will can often make the beneficiaries behave like desperate three-year-olds. Even the closest of siblings and the best of friends can fall out over wills, because the money and possessions left in a will represent, at least in the early days, not just money and things, but love – the love lost when a person dies.
When a loved one dies, their estate can take on a mysterious meaning as if it were the last link with the dead person, often becoming imbued with their very lost selves, talismans of their souls. Whether the estate is worth millions or just a sad collection of scrappy plates and brooms, families can fight and fall out. There is a particular saucer of my mother's for instance that just "is" her. Whenever I look at it, she's there. If someone else were to take it, I would be furious and fight for it. To outsiders it would seem as if we were squabbling over a cracked piece of china: I would actually be fighting for dear life for a part of her.
In her book When Parents Die, Rebecca Abrams wrote: "Immediately after my father's death I was obsessed with the need to have things of his to remind me of him, to keep him alive in some way. I wanted to build a fortress of his books and clothes and pictures and hide inside it." Little things, big things, it doesn't matter; the late Paula Yates was reported as being in dispute with her late father's partner over back copies of the Saturday Evening Post.
Faced with a death, you are left with a hole in your life. The natural reaction is: "How can I fill that hole?" The mind turns to the will. How much the dead person left you is a way of filling the gap. The money or property turns into a symbol of their love and affection.
People may say: "It's only money", but the beneficiaries often don't see it as "only money". They see the gifts as love; love that will stop up the aching gap of loss. When brothers and sisters or step-parents and step-children are seen wrangling over the will, most people think of them as greedy and grasping; more usually they are just bereft and desperate, and their anxiety about how the estate should be distributed is just another aspect of their feelings of bereavement, how worthwhile they have been made to feel.
When a friend died recently and left me £5,000 compared with the £25,000 he left his other friends, instead of feeling delighted by having anything at all, I felt curiously hurt that he had made his feelings about me, compared with his other friends, so abundantly clear.
Possessions can also be used as transitional objects, like those cuddlies we used to take to bed with us. Queen Victoria laid out Prince Albert's dressing gown and shaving gear every night for long after he died. But money, too, can link us very personally with the dead. There can be something very touching about a surprise gift in a will. You have a feeling that the person gone is reaching out from wherever he is and giving you something as a comfort, like a hug.
Disputes about wills can become Dickensian Jarndyce and Jarndyce affairs, with the estate draining away into the lawyers' pockets. The drawn-out legal wrangle between Peter Sellers' children and his widow, Lynn, who eventually acquired the estate, was bitter and resentful – and typical.
But even when wills are anticipated with love, kindness and civility before the death, when a loved one actually dies, everything can go sour. Philip Roth told his father that he didn't need to be a beneficiary of his will because his brother had children and was in greater need. Everything was fine, in theory, but as Roth's father was dying, Philip had huge second thoughts about the sacrifice he'd made.
"Being told by him that he had gone ahead and, on the basis of my request, substantially eliminated me as one of his heirs, elicited an unforeseen response," he wrote in Patrimony. "I felt repudiated – and the fact that his eliminating me from the will had been my own doing did not at all mitigate this feeling of having been cast out by him."
Whether you're 20 years old or 80 years old it's always sensible to make a will. And, preferably, you should always discuss your will with all your beneficiaries. Children should always be treated fairly unless it's explained very clearly why they've been given less – because they've received more in the parents' lifetime, for instance. And if you're planning to leave everything to the cats' home – or perhaps, like the German Countess Carlotta Leibenstein, to your pet dog – do warn your relations in advance. It's bad enough for them to suffer when you die. They won't be in any state to cope when they find that they have nothing, not a bean, to hold on to in order to lessen their pain.
But, however much you agree with your beneficiaries about what you plan to leave, however vast a sum, which should, in theory, be enough to satisfy everyone, no one can predict how well or badly behaved the heirs will be once you have gone. For wills are not about objects and cash; they're about bereavement, and about how much you feel loved.
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Embassy Suites by Hilton El Paso, El Paso
- Free cooked-to-order breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 187 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Indoor pool
- Free airport shuttle
- 24-hour fitness center
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- ATM/banking services
- Laundry service
- Meeting room
For families
- Sofa bed
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Separate bedroom
- Separate living room
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- El Paso Zoo (2.5 mi / 4.1 km)
- Bassett Place (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Gene Roddenberry Planetarium (1.6 mi / 2.6 km)
- Thomason Hospital (1.8 mi / 2.9 km)
- Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso (1.8 mi / 3 km)
Embassy Suites by Hilton El Paso, El Pasofrom $103
- Standard Room
- King Suite, 2 Rooms
- Suite, 1 King Bed, Accessible, Non Smoking
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- Two Bedroom Suite, Smoking
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- Suite, 1 King Bed, Accessible, Non Smoking
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- Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Accessible, Non Smoking
- Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Accessible, Non Smoking
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- This hotel has 187 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 8 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Up to 4 children (12 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding, but may not be eligible for free breakfast
- Pets allowed *
- Up to 45 lb
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free airport shuttle (available on request)
- Free self parking
- Free area shuttle within 3 mi
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- Free cooked-to-order breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Free reception
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Spa tub
- 24-hour business center
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1976
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- ATM/banking
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- Sofa bed
- Separate living room
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
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Deposit: USD 50.00 per night
Pet deposit: USD 75.00 per night
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Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of USD 75.00
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Good 3.9 /5 from 120 reviews
Their "Business Center" consists of a printer and copier that may or may not work, and a couple of computers to access the internet. All of this is wide open in the lobby, so there is no privacy. Other than that the hotel is really nice and breakfast is exceptional.
One night stay while driving through. Hotel is very nice overall. Clean and spacious. Our suite was very roomy and we appreciated the door that separated the bedroom area. Very accommodating to us as the kids. Room service was friendly but the food was not so good. It's just your average frozen food: frozen chicken strips and fries not worth the price. Frozen pattie although the burger was ok, we ended up ordering pizza. Overall a very good stay.
Stayed at Embassy Suites for Sun Bowl, and it worked out well. Always enjoy the Happy Hour and breakfast, and the location was convenient to sundry and other stores (we rented a car). Out by airport, so not particularly convenient for non-airport events, but we knew that going in - and El Paso is a very manageable town with a rental car.
Bathroom was too small.
We loved the hotel. The kids loved the pool and the beds were very comfortable.
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Ken Schrader and the #49 Schwan's Home Service Dodge head to the two-mile Michigan Speedway, located in Brooklyn, Mich., for Sunday's Batman Begins 400; the 15th race of the 2005 NASCAR Nextel Cup season.
Driver of the #49 Schwan's Home Service Dodge, Schrader is a native of Fenton, Mo. The busiest driver in major league motorsports, Schrader has raced and continues to race on virtually every type of speedway in virtually every type of race car. In 2005, Schrader plans to once again race over 100 races and throughout his career has raced at over 310 different racetracks around the nation. Schrader continues a winning career with BAM Racing, which fields the Schwan's Home Service team.
The team is owned by Beth Ann and Tony Morgenthau, investors from Coral Gables, Fla. Ms. Morgenthau, whose initials make up the name of the team -- BAM Racing -- is the only female car owner in motorsports to become involved without prior family connections. General manager Eddie Jones is a veteran of the NASCAR Nextel Cup wars, enjoying a championship career as a crew chief, mechanic and team leader. Crew chief David Hyder has over 20 years of racing experience both driving and as a chief mechanic.
The Schwan Food Company is a privately held manufacturer and marketer of fine frozen foods through its nationwide Schwan's Home Service home-delivery service, its Schwan's Consumer Brands North America retail grocery business, and its Schwan's Food Service Group foodservice unit. Headquartered in Marshall, Minn., Schwan's production and distribution activities in the United States and Europe employ 24,000 people. Among its well-known brands are Schwan's®, Tony's®, Red Baron®, Freschetta®, Pagoda®, Mrs. Smith's®, and Edwards®.
The thoughts of Schwan's Home Service Dodge driver Ken Schrader heading into Michigan:
"Michigan's fast. Now, what this means is you better have your act together when the green flag drops. If not, the leader will be breathing down your neck in a hurry. Michigan is wide and fast, plenty of room to race, and generally doesn't have too many cautions. We're sure to see a lot of long green flag runs. All it takes is a tweak in the wrong direction, or a loose lug nut, and suddenly you're a couple laps down. But, at the start if you're off, you're going to be a lap down early on.
"Now, you don't want that to happen, but if it does, at least you're at Michigan. Because of that, and because we're going to have several green flag stops, you can roll the dice on a pit stop, maybe take only two tires or gas only, then maybe get a timely caution, and you can get a lap back. Of course, if the caution doesn't fall, it's not going to help anything, but at least you have some options.
"A couple years ago, we played fuel strategy here and ended up in pretty good shape. We were running about 20th or something like that and decided we would play fuel strategy and bet that the race stayed green. It stayed green to the end and we ended up finishing seventh. That's a pretty good feeling when everyone in front of you starts to pit and you know, or at least hope, you can make it to the end.
"That's the thing about crew chiefs when you play fuel strategy. You're out on the race track thinking, 'Man, there's no way we can make it to the finish; we pitted too early.' So, you call over the radio and say, 'David, (Hyder, crew chief of the #49 Schwan's Dodge) are you sure we can make it to the end?' Then he always answers back, 'Yeah, you're good.' That's alright as long as we make it, but you never can tell with crew chiefs.
"A lot of people compare Michigan to California and they are very similar. Hopefully that means we'll be as good at Michigan as we were at California earlier this year. We tested at California earlier this year, knowing that we could take what we learned there and apply it to Michigan as well. The test paid off at California.
"Just like Michigan will be, California was an impound race. We didn't qualify that well, but we made up for it in the race. We were fast all day and had there been about 10 more laps, we'd have finished in the top 10. That's what this Schwan's Home Service team will be shooting for this week at Michigan; a top-10 finish."


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Impacts of national development and decentralization policies on regional income disparity in Korea
This paper analyzed the effects of national development and decentralization policies on the regional income disparity in Korea. It also attempted to test whether there was a structural change in the causal relationship between income inequality and its determinant factors. This study found that the degree of variation in regional incomes was positively correlated with the spatial distribution of decentralization instruments such as educational services, employment, infrastructure facilities, and information network variables. The effects of some decentralization policies on regional income inequality were fully realized within a period of three years. Finally, the impacts of the spatial decentralization of public goods on regional inequality fluctuated until the early 1980s but were stabilized as industrial restructuring and spatial reorganization progressed during the 1990s. Copyright Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) just finalized a new regulation that will make it easier for some veterans with moderate or severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) who also have parkinsonism, including Parkinson's disease, to receive additional disability pay. This will enable the VA to decide these claims more expeditiously and efficiently.Read Article
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Scientists at the National Institutes of Health have used RNA interference (RNAi) technology to reveal dozens of genes which may represent new therapeutic targets for treating Parkinson's disease. The findings also may be relevant to several diseases caused by damage to mitochondria, the biological power plants found in cells throughout the body.Read Article
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FAQ : Managing Client Expectation
Dear Jasmine,
I shot a wedding a couple of weeks ago and told the couple beforehand that it may take 4-5 weeks to edit the images and maybe even a little longer if I have a busy wedding season. It has been 5 weeks now and I got a very rude email from the bride this morning. She said they don't want to wait any longer since they have paid good money and I should stop putting off their wedding. I replied nicely that this was not the case and reminded them that it has been a busy season and that I'm sorry it has taken so long. And I assured them that I will do my best to finish them as soon as possible. Now she's not replying. Still, I'm very sad that she got so rude. And of course I worry that I will get no or a bad recommendation. Maybe I should mention that I did send them a couple of images for their thank you notes 2 weeks ago, so it's not like they haven't seen anything.
Can you give me some advice?
Kind regards,
As Soon As Possible
Dear ASAP,
I got waves of nausea reading this email. But that's how I roll. Nauseous. Whenever I become nervous or overwhelmed, my first inclination is to throw up, which I think is way tacky, and terrible if wearing cute shoes. Anyway, I'm sorry you're sad…enduring a person's rudeness isn't any fun. I'm sure you're feeling bad enough and her lack of response is unsettling. However (and you knew the however was coming!), I can't say I disagree with the bride.
The key in most business interactions is to manage expectations. It sounds so simple, but it's often overlooked. If you told the bride it was going to take five weeks for her to see her images (even if you added a caveat about needing more time during busy season), the only thing she heard was five weeks. Seriously. We're talking about a bride who's insanely excited to see her wedding images and if you didn't meet the stated deadline, it's easy to understand her frustration.
What you're saying is you're busy, but what she's feeling is overlooked. You even stated she asked you to "stop putting off the wedding" which leads me to think she has reasons to think she was placed on the back-burner (even if that's not the case).
If in the future you suspect you'll need more than 4-5 weeks to process wedding images, always buffer the timeline so you can under promise and over deliver. For instance, next time tell a bride you'll need 6-8 weeks to process the images, then deliver them earlier than she expected for optimal results. In business, there's no such thing as trying…you either did or you didn't. Sure, you might've been trying really hard to get the photos completed in five weeks, but at the end of the day, the bride is still a dissatisfied customer who won't likely recommend your services. And that's the last thing anyone wants.
Wow. Am I Debbie Downer today or what?! Let's chat about how you can remedy this situation (even if you don't feel at fault…remember, the customer is always right):
1. Do everything you can to finish the wedding edit and get the photos to the bride…we're talking about a code red rush now…haul booty and get it done! The longer she waits, the more upset she'll become.
2. Offer her a small album or a canvas print as a way to make amends. You'd be surprised just how far a gift can go to smooth things over.
3. Send a hand-written note expressing how much you appreciate the bride as a client.
4. If you're in busy season, this isn't likely the only wedding you're stretching the 5-week processing time. In light of this, I'd strongly caution you to take active strides to ensure this doesn't happen again with other recent clients. If this becomes a pattern, your business may suffer serious repercussions. If you're behind in editing, buried in work, or simply need to take a break, I strongly suggest you outsource your wedding processing to a professional company that'll take great care of you. I'm particularly fond of Photographer's Edit as their customer care and 7-day turnaround is stellar. If you'd like to try them out, feel free to use the jstar code at check out for a 25% discount.
I wish you only the best as you work at keeping your clients happy and managing their expectations. When this happens, recommendations will pour in because people feel like you kept them a top priority.
Stay Fabulous,
Pee Ess: I added this happy photo because I didn't want this post to be a fast train to Bummerville. It's from a recent shoot and I'm excited to share the result soon! What makes most these shoots special is that I get to work with everyday, non-model couples for a day of happy photos. If you'd like to model for a future shoot, feel free to send me an email with a photo of you and your significant other…perhaps our paths will cross in the near future!
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September 27th, 2012 at 2:37 pm
Such a great post, Jasmine! Just a perfect reminder of how important it is to exceed client expectations. Love the very human / personal manner with which you deal with your clients, something I should always bear in mind!
September 27th, 2012 at 2:58 pm
I think you're totally right on this one – as a client, it's so frustrating when you're waiting, even though i know and empathize that the photographer has a lot going on. But not only am I often excited to see pictures, but i'm also waiting on them to do other projects (albums, gifts etc) so it holds up a number of things on a clients end. Also the longer I wait, the pickier I am when I see them (I'm more likely to judge harshly) but I agree that a little transparency and a little extra effort can go a long way in smoothing things over. Good luck to the photographer with the upcoming weddings! Don't let something like process expectations take away from your skill and talent as a photographer !
September 27th, 2012 at 3:11 pm
I'd just like to say, as possible future client and not a photographer, that I LOVE your advice. So nicely put and so honest and so straight forward and so full of love. Your photos are amazing Jasmine but so is your love for people in general. And this is why I'm addicted to looking at your website daily and hopefully will one day be able to have you as my photographer!!!
September 27th, 2012 at 3:19 pm
Thanks for this Jasmine. And you are so right! I had a situation a little similar to this and yes it has left a bit of a sour taste. They only hear the number or that's all that sticks in a bride's mind.
September 27th, 2012 at 3:44 pm
I couldn't agree with this post more! Clients never hear what we say, they only hear what they want to hear to benefit them so we, as a business, need to speak in a way that clients hear. Instead of saying 6-8weeks, because they only hear the 6 weeks, say up to 8 weeks! Contracts are great for keeping it all solidified but please make sure EVERYTHING is written in there and it is CLEARLY spelled out timelines. I have witnessed too many who say one thing and their contracts read something else then get angry with the client when it is questioned!! Ugh…I just cannot wrap my head around that one!! But I am a firm believer/practitioner of UNDER PROMISE AND OVER DELIVER especially with contracted timelines! Thank you for getting this out there…SOOO many (actually too many) need to read this!
September 27th, 2012 at 3:46 pm
I expected the "underpromise and overdeliver" part because that's the rule I live by…but ahh! I love your suggestions on how to remedy this situation!! I totally agree with offering a canvas print as a way to make amends. Jasmine, you are so friggin' savvy, I heart you to bits!
September 27th, 2012 at 3:55 pm
I agree with you except on one thing. As a former bride, I know that the only thing they hear is the best possible scenerio….4 weeks! The bride waited until the end of the time frame (5 weeks) to send that email. That means she was checking her email every 12 minutes for a week or more waiting on the images. It's incredibly frustrating, even if it makes no sense. By week 5, she was snippy! I would suggest saying a specific time (8 weeks) and not a range because brides will only hear the best possible option and get their heart set on that!
September 27th, 2012 at 4:10 pm
wonderful advice!
September 27th, 2012 at 4:15 pm
Thanks Jasmine for addressing this. While I am not backed up I can foresee an overwhelming amount of editing I need to do in the next two months. My regards to ASAP. I hope you remedy the situation as best you can.
September 27th, 2012 at 4:17 pm
As a former wedding photographer, I have to say it isn't a good idea to take this advice… it is ABSOLUTELY IMPERATIVE to take this advice. Had I learned exactly this lesson much sooner, I'd probably still be a wedding photographer.
The one piece of advice I give to people starting out now is outsource, outsource, outsource. And if you can't afford to outsource, that means you aren't getting paid the going rate for the work you're doing, which means you aren't charging enough.
If you don't outsource, your options during the busy season are either to disappoint your customers with super long wait times or work 1,000 hours a week. And only one of those things is actually possible.
Great post, Jasmine!
September 27th, 2012 at 4:20 pm
Jasmine, this is not a Debbie Downer email at all. You were being honest (& 100% helpful and creative in solving the problem) and ASAP was looking for exactly that. If nothing else this should inspire ASAP and other photographers alike (me included) to take another look at their business and revitalize their business priorities. Being a photographer is not just about taking photographs and editing anymore, its about Client Care! No matter how you look at it, this is a service industry, and even if you take the most beautiful photos those are nothing without making your clients feel important and special. And this is even more true when working with Brides, you are sharing in their most important day of their life, they have most likely dreamed of this day for a very long time. Wedding photographers need to realize this and work to help make that day memorable through their photos and their interactions with their clients and not just on the wedding day but throughout the whole process. Your business doesn't end when you leave the wedding.
I love this industry and building a community on platforms like yours is only going to help evolve the industry for the better!
Much thanks!
September 27th, 2012 at 4:21 pm
Great advice in the entire article, especially number 4. That's the most time consuming aspect of post production and where you can really wow your clients with turnaround.
I unfortunately witnessed another wedding photographer's business go down in flames because he could not manage his business to meet his clients' expectations. He overextended himself and made no adjustments to his workflow to compensate his increase in traffic. Within 6 months of his busiest season ever, and after several local news stations featured him in response to a handful of client complaints, he shuttered his studio.
September 27th, 2012 at 4:23 pm
I have to admit when I got married I dont remember her giving me a deadline on when she would have them done, well lets just say it took her not five weeks to finish but 4 MONTHS! I was so upset, I didnt feel like she cared. I also felt that my wedding was on the back burnner. When people ask me for a good recomendation for antoher photographer I tell them NOT to book this particular photographer because of my experience with her. On the other hand I tell my clients 6-8weeks and try to have every thing done two to three weeks after the wedding.
September 27th, 2012 at 4:23 pm
September 27th, 2012 at 4:27 pm
My contract states 2 mos from wedding date and I go over that at the bridal consult. Then just as you said. Come in under that timeframe. That's something you learn in marketing. Set an expectation that you know you can make and then beat it.
September 27th, 2012 at 4:32 pm
This is GREAT advice!!!!!!
September 27th, 2012 at 4:38 pm
The freebie gift idea is a great way to settle her down – honestly some of the best recommendations can come from handling a tough situation elegantly. As Jasmine said, making sure she feels taken care of and a priority is key at this point! Perhaps next time if you know that you won't meet the 5 week deadline, make sure your bride knows that as SOON as you do! That way if only 2 weeks in you send a nice email saying how beautiful her photos are, and there's so many of them that you think it will be closer to 7 weeks her reaction won't be quite so abrupt. In this case I'd still offer her some sort of freebie to show her how out of the ordinary this is, and that she is special!
September 27th, 2012 at 4:57 pm
I can't wait to see this shoot!
September 27th, 2012 at 5:10 pm
Great advice, Jasmine. I tell brides that it will be 6-8 weeks. I am currently a full time student and between studying, working my "big girl" job and shooting weddings on the side I found out really fast getting them done in 3-5 weeks was nearly impossible. I have managed to get them all out before the deadline somehow though! Question for you, when you outsource do you have to send an external hard drive or use something like dropbox?
September 27th, 2012 at 5:42 pm
Great reminders! And I love your idea about the hand written note. 🙂
September 27th, 2012 at 5:44 pm
great advise as always – it's like your family has the preaching gene!
September 27th, 2012 at 5:46 pm
Great advice J* – I learned the under promise over deliver strategy from you and never looked back. I always try to deliver early, even if I have to pull an all-nighter (or two!) hee hee!
September 27th, 2012 at 6:40 pm
As always, SO helpful!
September 27th, 2012 at 6:42 pm
I think you addressed this topic perfectly, Jasmine. Just perfect. With a cherry on top. 😉
September 27th, 2012 at 7:11 pm
such great advice!!! i just need to bookmark this post as a step by step list to make sure i am managing expectation and what to do if i slip up! so helpful 🙂
September 27th, 2012 at 8:57 pm
Jasmine – your advice was great! I worked in retail for three years before really pursuing my photography business, and the biggest thing I took away was that if you have a difficult customer, they are always right, and the best way to turn it around is to WOW them. Go so far past what they expected from you that they know you took their complaint seriously. It has worked wonders for my business! For example, we had a client who wanted to keep her images private, but we accidentally missed that in her contract and published them on our blog. She wasn't happy when she saw them and definitely let us know. As a reparation for our mistake, she asked for some free digital files, which I sent her WITH a generous print credit. She was thrilled that we didn't give her a hard time and went above and beyond. At the end of the day, your reputation is the bigger picture – not who was right or wrong.
September 27th, 2012 at 8:57 pm
If you have set your client's expectations to a certain turn around and have not MET that turn around, it is your obligation to tell them BEFORE the deadline arrives that it will be additional time. Even if you're busy, as we all are, that just sounds like an excuse to a client. I always tell them more time than it normally takes AND I tell them if by chance it'll be longer than that, that I will let them know. Jasmine is right on.
September 27th, 2012 at 9:09 pm
I totally agree!!
September 27th, 2012 at 10:32 pm
The key here is cushioning your turnover time. Give them a deadline way out there in the future and then do your best to surprise them and beat it. You've made your niceities and clarified your turnover time now, so just do the best you can and send her an update if needed. It'll probably be fine, but it's hugely stressful, I know. Ugh.
September 27th, 2012 at 10:33 pm
Good point! I am realizing that I am SO FORTUNATE to get the business I am getting and that the first few weddings I get here are CRITICAL, so I have to manage expectations accordingly like this. Customer service baby!
Consider this your email: Feel free to host a Honolulu workshop next year and feel even FREER to use Ashley Goodwin Woods and Marshall Woods as models. JUST SAYIN.
September 27th, 2012 at 11:56 pm
How about blogging? Do you blog EVERY Wedding you shoot. When your photographer is a great blogger and you choose him/her partly based on their blog and then your wedding isn't blogged, your feelings are a bit hurt and your left wondering why? Do you ever mention blogging when meeting with clients?
September 28th, 2012 at 12:02 am
This is such a great post, and a great reminder!!
September 28th, 2012 at 1:37 am
Fantastic post! Even though we sometimes get buried with editing or album design we can't forget about each bride and how her customer service doesn't end just because her wedding has come and gone! Thanks for putting that into perspective!
September 28th, 2012 at 2:38 am
Uffda…this is one of the aspects of starting a photography business that I am dreading the most – I don't want to make anyone mad! Eek! But these are some great tips, thanks Jasmine!
September 28th, 2012 at 4:24 am
As always, great advice. I love it & will implement this attitude in my upcoming opening of my photo biz in Tampa. Jasmine, you're the best.
September 28th, 2012 at 5:09 am
thank you for this great post! I try to make my clients happy, but if something goes wrong I try to make it up to them with gifts… :)) I was worried I was being a "sucker" and glad to hear I am not the only "sucker " for gifts! I love bei compensated when I a m "wronged" do I do that for others…. (luckily, not too often…)
September 28th, 2012 at 10:20 am
what a great post! it felt like a good kick in the behind to stay sharp!
September 28th, 2012 at 12:35 pm
Great advice. Written in humor that always goes perfect with my morning coffee 🙂
September 28th, 2012 at 4:15 pm
Hi Jasmine, Thanks for the info. How long does it take you to get the prints to your customers? Do you edit your photos or do you outsource that part? Thanks.
September 28th, 2012 at 8:16 pm
HA! "fast train to Bummerville." Lova ya
September 29th, 2012 at 8:47 pm
A gift idea is simply amazing – such a great post Jasmine. Thanks
September 30th, 2012 at 8:24 pm
Wow, do I feel her pain! This was me last year! And Jasmine you sound just like my husband…although it was a lot harder hearing it from him! I agree with every word by the way! This year we worked our butts off to get our turnaround time to one week. I still tell brides 4-5 weeks and then have it ready when they return from their honeymoon! We do not outsource and we have 6 kids and homeschool so it is possible. Our quality of life is so much better now too!
October 1st, 2012 at 3:47 am
I had to comment on this because really, Jasmine, you are a star! Great advice…and thanks for sharing.
October 1st, 2012 at 6:28 am
"In business, there's no such thing as trying…you either did or you didn't." AMEN! What a fantastic post. You weren't being a bummer, you were giving solid gold advice for any business owner in any situation. Managing client expectations is one of the most key elements in having a successful enterprise, no matter what line of work you're in. For photographers, because our service is entirely personal, it's even more crucial. As always, you wrote words to live by… Testify!
October 1st, 2012 at 6:30 am
Great response to a common problem. The best is to clear dates in the wedding photography contact. Thats what we always do. Then neither party can feel that things are taking too long. Etc.
October 1st, 2012 at 5:59 pm
Thank you for writing all that down Jasmine!
October 1st, 2012 at 10:22 pm
Thank you for this Jasmine!
October 2nd, 2012 at 3:22 pm
straight up. =) Solid advice, and very true.. <3
October 8th, 2012 at 8:47 pm
Great advice. I feel no shame in outsourcing post processing to a trusted post processor. At the end of the day, your customers will only stay your customers if they are happy customers.
October 16th, 2012 at 6:09 pm
Well said. Great advice. 🙂
May 22nd, 2013 at 12:09 pm
I always try to phone a client rather than emailing them if there is a potential complaint. It's so much more personal and things can usually be smoothed over when there is an actual conversation between yourself and the client rather than just an email. I also use the 'under promise/over deliver approach'. It works wonders and leaves clients feeling like you put their needs first. Thanks for the post x
March 2nd, 2015 at 6:06 pm
I'm huge on being honest and up front from the beginning. The more I can tell them on "what it's really like" in the world of weddings the better! I hate for people to be disappointed because they "simply didn't know".
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"Piranha 3DD" (premiering at theaters day-and-date with a VOD and Facebook outing) reunites Christopher Lloyd, Ving Rhames and some toe-munching water monsters in an exceedingly fun sequel from director John Gulager.
"Feast" director John Gulager reunites with prolific producer Joel Soisson, well-versed in the world of horror movies having worked on such films as "A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 : Freddy's Revenge", "Dracula 2 : The Ascension", "Children of the Corn : Genesis" and "Pulse", on the Dimension films' follow-up. In this exclusive chat with PHOEBE GALLAGHER, Soisson talks about how much sway he has on a film like this, some of the cameos he would've liked to have had in the film but couldn't pull off, his love of 'The Hoff', and the film's run-in with the classification board.
You have worked with Dimension on a few films, and most of them horror. Is that how you came to be involved in "Piranha 3DD"?
Over the last decade or so, I've been lucky enough – if that's the right word – to be one of the guys Bob Weinstein calls when a script is not going quite the way he wants. Which was the case with P3DD early in its development. Of course, the flip side is that he has plenty of guys he can call when he doesn't like what I'm doing so it all evens out in the end.
Ha Ha. Do you feel more at ease, and less conscious of overspending, when you're working on a bigger budget film as opposed to something direct-to-DVD like "Children of the Corn : Genesis"?
Quite the opposite, actually. On the larger budgeted films, I feel like I'm spending down dad's whole paycheck and he's watching me like a hawk. On the smaller films, like Corn, it's more like "Here's a nickel, Kid. Knock yourself out." I can actually do pretty much whatever I a want. As long as it doesn't cost.
So both are challenges, in other words. As a producer, how much say did you get in "Piranha 3DD"'s direction or tone, and for that matter, casting?
Very good question. "Tone" was everything on this movie. How scary? How funny? How stupid? How over the top? We were all over the place on this one. Some drafts of the script were almost, dare I say, realistic. Luckily we went with stupid. I think I had a lot to do with that. As for casting, not so much say in the matter. While I really loved the cast of our film – even [Gary] Busey – now that the pain in my ass has abated somewhat, Dimension is very much in control of that process. They make the final call and usually make the right one.
Aside from Busey, you have some wonderful cameos in the film from the likes of David Hasselhoff and . Is there anyone you'd have liked to have gotten, but couldn't?
Former basketball great Charles Barkley, hands down. During the scripting stage, Bob Weinstein had suggested there be more celebrity lifeguards than just Hasselhoff. Off the cuff, he threw out names like Snooki, Kim Kardashian and Barkley. Now, I don't watch that reality shit so I don't know much about Snooki and Kim but I am a HUGE Barkley fan. Seeing Sir Charles toss out some of his classic lines like "You know why that little girl's crying? It's because she's thinking 'my daddy's a wussy'" — well there are at least 27 different situations in our movie where that line would have killed.
Oh that would have been great. Speaking of, how does someone like David Hasselhoff react to being offered such a part – he must have a sense of humor about his image?
Hasselhoff initially turned the movie down because I had written some dialogue that referred back to his infamous hamburger incident. I had the water park owner offer him a burger and Hasselhoff was supposed to say "Is that supposed to be some kinda joke?" and the owner is like, "Huh?" cuz he's never seen the video. I know, not all that funny and I was more than happy to dump it to get the Hoff on board. Turns out, when I had a chance to discuss the matter with him, all he wanted was to take ownership of the gag. In his version, he would be the one asking for the hamburger. Subtle difference but I totally got where he was coming from.
The Hoff is his own creation and he plays it to perfection. He is the Hoff, on screen and off, and even refers to himself as The Hoff when in casual conversation. He transcends egomania. I am truly in awe. I love that guy and I'm not joking. He loves his life and makes you love it too. I would even make "Schindler's List" with The Hoff. He's that good. And the Germans would actually dig the movie this time around.
They would! [Laughs] How difficult is it to make a movie on or around water? I take it it's technically a challenge?
Water, bitch. Children, bitch. 3D, bitch. 3D and water, mega bitch. All the above, plus shooting in the frigid spring before our actual water park opened for business, beyond bitch. Thank God we had no dogs. Although one of my best scenes cut from the script involved a dog that was afraid of the water and finally makes the big rescue. I gave that gig to our human hero in the movie. Probably a smart move, schedule-wise.
On that topic, why was "Piranha 3DD" delayed? Was it simply a case of finding a better release date for it?
The only way we would have made our original date was if the very first director's cut had been approved by the studio. Surprisingly it wasn't.
Oh. Rating issue? Many of the young people's horror movies these days seem to be watered down, aiming for a PG-13 audience. "Piranha 3DD" seems to be on a different path, but is the version we'll be seeing in theatres edited at all? Will we get a more hardcore uncut version on DVD?
I was shocked, truly astonished, that the film got an "R" rating on our first submission. I would have invented a new rating: NCNP. No children, no parents. Sorry, no extra badness on the DVD. All the badness is baked into the pie already.
Good news I guess. Is there any talk of a third "Piranha" film yet? Or can you tell us anything about your upcoming projects?
I can't see how it would be possible to go beyond this film without involving nuns and laparascopes.
As for my next film, I am currently licking my wounds since my Cliff Young movie was delayed until after the ABC broadcasts its own competing version next year. It was a race to see who got to go first. And it turns out, you can't outrun a TV movie. I have a couple other films in the works that I don't wanna jinx yet by announcing them. There is a benefit to going stealth.
Thanks Joel!
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