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Josef Mengele was born the eldest of three children on 16 March 1911 to Karl and Walburga (Hupfauer) Mengele in Günzburg, Bavaria, Germany. His younger brothers were Karl Jr and Alois. Mengele's father was founder of the Karl Mengele & Sons company, producers of farm machinery. Mengele did well in school and developed an interest in music, art, and skiing. He completed high school in April 1930 and went on to study medicine at Goethe University Frankfurt and philosophy at the University of Munich. Munich was the headquarters of the Nazi Party. In 1931 Mengele joined the Stahlhelm, Bund der Frontsoldaten, a paramilitary organization that was in 1934 absorbed into the Nazi Sturmabteilung (Storm Detachment; SA). In 1935, Mengele earned a PhD in anthropology from the University of Munich. In January 1937, at the Institute for Hereditary Biology and Racial Hygiene in Frankfurt, he became the assistant to Dr. Otmar Freiherr von Verschuer, a scientist conducting genetics research, with a particular interest in twins. As an assistant to von Verschuer, Mengele focused on the genetic factors resulting in a cleft lip and palate or cleft chin. His thesis on the subject earned him a cum laude doctorate in medicine in 1938. Both of his degrees were later rescinded by the issuing universities. In a letter of recommendation, von Verschuer praised Mengele's reliability and his ability to verbally present complex material in a clear manner. The American author Robert Jay Lifton notes that Mengele's published works did not deviate much from the scientific mainstream of the time, and would probably have been viewed as valid scientific efforts even outside the borders of Nazi Germany.
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Josef Mengele was an SS physician, infamous for his inhumane medical experimentation upon concentration camp prisoners at Auschwitz. Born on March 16, 1911, in Günzburg, near Ulm, he was the eldest son of Karl Mengele, a prosperous manufacturer of farming implements. In 1935, Mengele earned a Ph.D. in physical anthropology from the University of Munich. In January 1937, at the Institute for Hereditary Biology and Racial Hygiene in Frankfurt, he became the assistant of Dr. Otmar von Verschuer, a leading scientific figure widely known for his research with twins. In 1937 Mengele joined the Nazi Party. The following year, the same year in which he received his medical degree, he joined the SS. In June 1940, Mengele was drafted into the army, and thereafter volunteered into the medical service of the Combat Waffen-SS. Although documentation is scant and often contradictory regarding Mengele's activities between this time and early 1943, it is clear that he first functioned as a medical expert for the Race and Settlement Main Office [Rasse und Siedlungshauptamt, or RuSHA] in summer 1940 at the Central Immigration Office [Einwandererstelle] North-East in Posen (today Poznan) and thereafter served as a medical officer with the SS Division Wiking (SS Pioneer Battalion V), with which he saw action on the Eastern Front. Wounded while on campaign, Mengele returned to Germany in January 1943, and began work at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute (KWI) for Anthropology, Human Genetics, and Eugenics, directed by his former mentor von Verschuer. In April of 1943, he received a promotion to the rank of SS captain; this advancement shortly preceded Mengele's transfer to Auschwitz, on May 30, 1943.


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Whether you plan on sightseeing in Paris or relaxing on a beach in Thailand, traveling to a foreign country can be quite exciting. Seeing new sights and being around different types of people can be a life changing experience. However, it is important to be cautious when you visit countries with cultures different than your own. Here are eight ways to stay safe while traveling abroad: Research the Laws The laws in the country you are traveling to may be different than what you are used to, so it is vital to research them thoroughly. For example, if you are visiting Singapore, you should not chew gum. According to BBC News, the country banned gum chewing in 1992 to promote cleanliness and good behavior. Lee Kuan Yew, the country's former prime minister, implemented the law because he saw people throw gum on the ground and stick it on subway doors. Since the ban, the country has been a lot cleaner. Choose a National Hotel Chain Staying at a hostel may be cheaper, but it is safer to pick a national hotel chain. Bigger hotel chains usually have good safety records, so you will have a more pleasant trip. Purchase Travel Health Insurance Although it is not nice to think about, it is possible to get sick or injured while you are traveling abroad. If you have to go to the hospital to get treated, your health coverage at home will likely not cover the costs. That is why it is important to purchase travel health insurance before you leave for your trip. Travel insurance will help pay for medical costs abroad and ensure that you receive the proper care you deserve. Get a Money Belt It is especially important to be careful with your money when you are traveling aboard. A money belt is a great device to hold your cash and credit cards. If you put the money belt around your waist, your money will be less accessible to thieves. Learn Some of the Language If the country you are traveling to has a different language, it would be very beneficial to learn some basic phrases. If you find yourself in a bit of a pickle, knowing some of the language can definitely help you out. For example, if you can't find your way back to your hotel, you could ask a taxi driver or local resident for assistance. Call Your Credit Card Company Beforehand If you plan on using your credit card during your trip, it is important to let the credit card company know a few days beforehand. If the credit card company sees charges in a foreign country and doesn't know you are traveling abroad, they may cancel the credit card. Making a quick phone call will help you avoid a lot of hassle on your trip. Do not Give Money to Beggars If you are visiting a developing country, you will most likely see many beggars on the street. However, you should avoid giving them money. If you still want to help out the poor people in the country you are visiting, donate to a local charity. Make Copies of Important Documents Even if you are very cautious, it is still possible to misplace important documents, such as your passport, while traveling abroad. It...read more
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I went to the Man Booker Prize dinner at the Guildhall on Tuesday and bags of fun it was: the crush of 500-plus literary titans, agents, publishers and alternative-investment managers from the Man Group, the hot frocks of the ladies (the top three were wrapped around Amanda Ross of the TV Book Club, Mariella Frostrup and the poet and gossip writer Olivia Cole), the yummy rump of lamb, the sound of the impeccably patrician Sir Jonathan Lloyd distastefully trying the words "podcast," "app" and "available for download" on his tongue before confessing: "I find myself on unfamiliar ground here."
Then there was the chocolate pudding, the little videos of the final six authors discussing their work in what looked like a draughty and deserted art gallery, the caterers' gratifying commitment to quantity of wine (gallons) rather than quality (Sauvignon Blanc and Shiraz), and the rumour that former winner Alan Hollinghurst was heard asking his publisher if his new novel will qualify for the 2011 Booker or the 2012...
The huge shout that greeted the announcement of Howard Jacobson's victory, however, was new – it was the kind of yell you hear from a crowded pub when England have scored the 89th-minute winner against Argentina. Also unusual was the little hiatus after Sir Andrew Motion, chair of judges, said: "The winner of the 2010 Man Booker Prize is..." But the Tantalising Pause is, of course, completely standard in reality TV shows, from Masterchef to I'm a Celebrity... And I wonder if the Booker ceremony will become less elevated and more televisual in the future.
Imagine it: "The Text Factor 2013". Random floodlights pierce the darkness. Hurtling cameras zoom in on heftily made-over, shortlisted authors as they turn their heads to gaze sulkily at the lens, while a wind machine softly agitates their blow-dried hair. One by one they read from their works, while the audience noisily whoops, almost drowning out their words. At the judges' table, Louis Walsh, sorry, Mark Lawson, struggles to make himself heard: "Salman, I've watched you improve on every step of this journey, and you're close to realising your dream tonight..."
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The world of the yacht-owning super-rich never ceases to amaze. What, for instance, happens to yachts in times of global recession? Do their owners look around their opulent state rooms with rotating circular beds, their extravagantly furnished grand saloons and wraparound-windowed bridges, their umpteen pools, their helicopter-landing pad and mini-submarine, and think: "Hmmm. This is costing $3.5m a year just to maintain. Am I sure this is the best possible use of my money?"
According to the new Vanity Fair, some owners do have such qualms – and then find that there's nobody in the world to whom they can sell them on, so they're stuck with their 200ft floating white elephant. How tragic that is. How we weep for them. But one clever solution occurred to the Cypriot construction tycoon Dakis Joannou. He was planning his fifth yacht a couple of years ago, when he met the US artist Jeff Koons, who is best known for his glass figurines of himself and his ex-wife Ilona having sex, but who commands the biggest auction prices of any living artist.
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The news that the management of Pizza Express has hired an actor called Karl to train its waiters and waitresses in the art of flirting should strike terror in the hearts of the chain's loyal customers. I've eaten there about a million times over the years and the transaction at the table is always the same. The waiter offers a menu. You wave it away, uttering the words: "American Hot please, and a glass of Nero D'Avola." Your companions or children utter their own (invariable, week-after-week) pizza choices. The waiter goes away and, thereafter, all he ever says to you is "black pepper?"
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The DBR Beating a Subpoena Broward Circuit Judge Marc Gold proved himself a man of wisdom by quashing (don't you love that word?) a subpoena on Daily Business Review reporter Julie Kay. Kay calls it a "victory for the First Amendment" in the story -- and she's right. If prosecutors start pulling reporters into court for every little thing, we're in big trouble. I, for one, hope Gold has started a trend, since Michael Satz's office has also hit me with a subpoena to testify in the Mafia case involving reputed Bonanno capo Gerard Chilli. It has to do with this story. I don't know nothing.
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FAQ : Discussion Board Questions
A couple weeks ago, I posed a question on my Facebook Fanpage and asked if photographers could ask One Photographer, One Question, what would it be. The Discussion Board turned into something a little different, but it's all good! People started asking me questions (instead of asking others), so I decided to grab a few a post them here on my blog. I've had a fanpage for just over a month and it's been incredible to see the action on the Discussion Board, which has turned into a place for people to connect, ask questions, and offer advice…I love it! Be sure to pop on over and check it out!
Deanna asked:
Where do you start in becoming networked with other photographers who see you not as your competition but as their peer?
This is a difficult question to answer because there isn't just one response. There are a myriad of ways, but I think the most important is for a photographer to simply focus on what she's doing, and do it right. The minute a business person tries to convince another that she's a peer, it automatically disqualifies her attempts. It's like when I try to convince my friends I'm a great singer…I tell them so often of my greatness that they're well aware I'm going to suck by the mere fact that I'm all up in their faces about it. If I were to, say, sing quietly while I washed the dishes after a dinner party and they took notice, they'd think I was the next Whitney Houston. Obviously. In like manner, if a photographer runs his business and works hard at creating his work, others will notice and equate him as a peer, not merely someone trying to esteem himself by the use of his own smoke and mirrors.
Devon asked:
Is there ONE thing that you attribute more than anything else to your fast success??
I wouldn't say there was ONE thing that attributed to my growth, but I can definitely say creating an online presence helped me in more ways than I could ever imagine. When I first started my blog, I wrote about 3-4 times a week about my life, not about photography (well, because, I was just starting and didn't really have anything to show). I wrote about my struggles, my hope, and what I ate for dinner. It was so totally random, but I it helped readers connect with who I was a person, not a photographer. Once I launched my photography website, it further defined who I was both personally and professionally. Adding seasoning to this mix are online networks like Facebook and Twitter, which allows me to connect with clients, prospective clients, and photographers alike.
I believe growth is directly proportionate to effort, and exerting effort online is relatively easy with minimal risk…and greater odds for success! 🙂
Isaac asked:
What in your opinion is your competitive advantage? I'm going to ask a side-question as well that is related, but what do other professionals and/or your clients say draws them to you?
I'm going to be really, reeeeally honest right now. I don't have a competitive advantage. There are literally thousands of photographers here in Southern California. All who take good photos. Many of who shoot with the same camera I do. Most of who edit in Photoshop the way I do. All of who love the art of photography just as much as I do. What sets me apart? ME. So, if this can be a considered a competitive advantage, then by all means, I'll rock it out. However, this also means that anyone can be their own competitive advantage…which is awesome! Everyone is truly and uniquely created and that's precisely what photographers should leverage as they're greatest competitive advantage.
Amy asked:
Do you think that a photographer can become well known outside of CA or New York?
Yes. There are a ton of amazing and spectacular photographers around the nation who are creating waves and their names are highly regarded in the industry. I, however, want to point out that a common thread these photographers have is their innate ability to focus on their work, not on getting others to focus on their work. The mark of an awesome photographer is someone who is elevated by others, and not himself…someone who doesn't give a rip about medals and awards and, instead, shoots for herself.
Like I mentioned before, there are a TON of successful non-CA/NY photographers around the US, but here are a few that just few that blow my mind:
LaCour – Atlanta, GA
F8 Studio – Dallas, TX
JVS Pictures – Houston, TX
Madalina asked:
How do you balance photography with married life? I find that I either focus on one a lot or one the other but can't find the balance I need to steadily work on both at once.
Well, I'll be the first person to admit me and Balance are sometimes adversaries…and she's given me a black eye from our brawls in the past. However, I try extraordinarily hard to keep life balanced by maintaining a very scheduled and organized lifestyle. JD sometimes refers to me as The Machine. As in, don't get in my way because I may just RUN YOUR OVER WITH MY CALENDAR AND POST-IT NOTES. Monday through Friday are work days for me and I treat them as such, which means I wake up and start the work day as if I had any other job. Here's what an average work day looks like for me (and, no, not everyday is a work day as I have shoots and extended meetings some days):
Wake Up (it's just the time my body naturally arises…I abhor the alarm clock!) and Pray
Email (I dedicate just a small segment of my day to email…anything I don't finish in this time is transferred to the next day, unless it is a business or client email which gets answered in 24 hours)
Walk Polo with JD (this is one of my favorite times of the day…25 minutes to map out my goals for the day and simply enjoy time with my boys)
Walk Polo with JD (another opportunity to take a break from my computer and breathe a little in the warm sun)
Edit/Process/Meetings (if applicable)
Walk Polo with JD and Dinner
I will definitely close my computer at 6:30pm…most of the time. Yes, there are days when I need to cram work out for a deadline, but other than that, I try to keep the evenings for my family. I work long, hard hours, but I need to ensure I carve time to enjoy my evenings and just check out.
It's of utmost importance to keep your loved ones in the forefront of your life and when I first started my business, I lost sight of this notion. I was buried in work, glued to my computer, and generally frustrated. The minute I started organizing my life, prioritizing my work, and outsourcing, I gained back everything I wanted: Freedom to choose the lifestyle I wanted. There are days when JD and I decide to take an extended lunch in Newport Beach or watch a matinee or simply sit in a park under a tree. Having structure provides me the luxury of looking at my week and knowing where I can splurge and skimp, and always keep my family first.
This is a snapshot of how I spent most of last week…on a beach in Puerto Rico…enjoying life and appreciating life's smallest pleasures.
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August 18th, 2009 at 4:24 pm
Thanks for the post. I love your Q&&A sessions. You rock!
August 18th, 2009 at 4:28 pm
Thanks so much for taking the time to post the FAQs! They are always really helpful =)
August 18th, 2009 at 4:31 pm
I LOVE that you keep your evenings for your family – something I really have to work on. Photography work (or any work really) can consume to much of us!!! And we are constantly surrounded by deadlines and people so EXCITED to see their photos…but balance is definitely the key and you are an excellent example for all of us to follow!!!
August 18th, 2009 at 4:33 pm
Thanks for sharing all of your info. I so enjoy reading your blog.
August 18th, 2009 at 4:35 pm
What a great post! Love to see how you maintain balance in this hectic world, you do such a great job, I know it's hard work! Thanks for the daily inspiration! 🙂 And lovely beach by the way!!!
August 18th, 2009 at 4:39 pm
Again, thank you so much for all you share with your readers! I am in awe of how giving so many photographers are with their tips and tricks and advice in an industry that is labeled as being so competitive. You make things just a little easier for those of us starting out and it means so much to me to have resources like you available. Jasmine, you're incredible!
August 18th, 2009 at 4:39 pm
Thanks for sharing your schedule. I need to get more on a set schedule myself. I do take at least two dog-breaks a day though.. 🙂 It's a little too hot here to walk in the middle of the day but we do play frisbee in the back yard!
August 18th, 2009 at 4:42 pm
I just love these discussion boards….gives you another angle to look at your situation and make changes to help where you are not balanced. Thanks for sharing all you know! Love it!
August 18th, 2009 at 4:45 pm
So cute that Polo (and JD) get 3 walks a day. You're a much better dog owner than me. 😉
August 18th, 2009 at 4:52 pm
I love that you always give to your readers. FYI the F8 studios link needs to be fixed.
August 18th, 2009 at 4:55 pm
Nice way to enjoy your week.
Great image it looks very similar to a few that I have. I thought that beach looked strikingly familiar. Love what you do.
August 18th, 2009 at 4:57 pm
Thanks so much for sharing but what I'd really wish you'd post is…. a recording of your singing! 😉 j/k. You're hilarious! It's so great you have a healthy work/life schedule. Hmm, I wonder how that'd change with a baby in the mix? Cuz for me, it's just crazy!
August 18th, 2009 at 4:58 pm
Thanks for sharing! I hope that I'll maintain the same balance some day 🙂
August 18th, 2009 at 5:02 pm
Sucha cool post! I am almost done with my new fresh blog and I am waiting for cool post to start it off but I think I'll take your advice on how you did and just not wait around anymore. I don't say this a lot but I really do love you & your works! Rock on J*
August 18th, 2009 at 5:02 pm
I needed this today!
I'm trying really hard to maintain a schedule that allows me to maximize my business, while not stealing Mommy away from my family.
You're such an inspiration, and really, a true blessing. It seems like when something's heavy on my heart, you very frequently mention it in a blog around the same time.
God's using you, Jas!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:02 pm
Structure & organization, I really need that. I have a new business in photography and it's rapidly growing, along with my belly as I'm 7 mos. pregnant. I also have a day job(6 hours/day) and 3 sweet, but full-of-life kids(7, 5, & 3) and I have 1-2 shoots per week. I squeeze every bit out of every day in hopes of growing my business, providing for our family, and giving me a creative outlet. I'm totally exhausted by day's end and will soon have to make changes to my already jam-packed schedule. Thanks for the reminder of giving yourself a little breather from the computer and editing and emailing and processing….you get the point. 🙂 Have a great week!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:03 pm
This was a great post – especially the answer to the question about balance. Always, always trying to find a happy medium between work, photography and family. Loved reading this – thanks for posting!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:10 pm
WOW! Thanks for sharing. That really normalizes the lifestyle very well.
August 18th, 2009 at 5:11 pm
Hey Jasmine! I was noticing that you mentioned a few photographers you esteem and that 2 of the 3 were from Texas. :0) I recently spent DAYS looking through photogs in the D/FW area and was wondering if you had ever heard of Jeremy Gilliam? I think he's amazing and am telling everyone about him. :0) You should check his work out at http://jeremygilliam.com/
I love your work and adore your blog! Have a great day!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:12 pm
Hey Jasmine! I was noticing that you mentioned a few photographers you esteem and that 2 of the 3 were from Texas. :0) I recently spent DAYS looking through photogs in the D/FW area and was wondering if you had ever heard of Jeremy Gilliam? I think he's amazing and am telling everyone about him. :0) You should check his work out at http://jeremygilliam.com/
I love your work and adore your blog! Have a great day!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:16 pm
balance. yes, still need to master this 😉
August 18th, 2009 at 5:16 pm
it's neat to see your M-F schedule. thanks for sharing some of your fav non-OC/NYC photographers with us!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:20 pm
WOW! I'd say this has to be my most favoritest post ever! Thanks for your honesty & truthfulness. You rock!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:25 pm
I especially like the answer to number one- important to define yourself before you start letting others define you. Everyone appreciates a hard worker and riding to the top on someone's coattails won't feel as good when you get there.
August 18th, 2009 at 5:31 pm
Thanks for this post. I am trying to find balance in my day as well!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:38 pm
thanks jasmine! i think we make it harder than it really is for ourselves. you put it all very well and encouraging!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:39 pm
thank you for this!!!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:46 pm
Great questions! My favorite would be what your typical work day looks like! Thank you so much for sharing! I'm trying to figure out how to restructure my days with a new photography business and a little one! 🙂 Thanks J*!
August 18th, 2009 at 5:48 pm
Thanks for sharing your schedule. I am looking forward to the day when my days are defined so clearly. Definitely a goal to work towards.
August 18th, 2009 at 5:50 pm
Wow, thanks Jasmine! Your honestt is soo refreshing =)
August 18th, 2009 at 5:51 pm
For the record, I don't think that Discussion Board went too off-topic. I mean, you asked what we would ask our favorite photographer if we had a chance to ask one question, and for many of us, that means asking YOU! 🙂 Another great FAQ post. Yet I am still praying you will answer my FAQ- what kind of metering do you use? Thanks for the post Jasmine!
August 18th, 2009 at 6:03 pm
Puerto Rice looks wonderful! It was great to see your schedule. I just recently began working with my wife in her photography business, so my question is – what is JD's schedule? Thank you for always being so open.
August 18th, 2009 at 6:43 pm
Your insight on balancing family/work and organizing things is a great reminder to me! Thanks for the refresher!
August 18th, 2009 at 6:55 pm
I love this post Jasmine. So true that a set schedule produces a more balanced life. I enjoyed reading about your typical day!
August 18th, 2009 at 7:06 pm
Great blog. Thank you for your insights. Love the pic – simply breath-taking.
August 18th, 2009 at 7:12 pm
Again, thank you so much for thinking of others! What a sacrifice it is for you – an amazing, crazy busy, professional photography – to take time from your schedule to help us.
August 18th, 2009 at 7:29 pm
Great post! Polo is a lucky little doggy with 3 walks a day! Makes me feel like a bad dog-mom! 😉
August 18th, 2009 at 7:45 pm
Clicked over from Twitter to check out your blog. Love the post. Thanks for sharing from the heart!
August 18th, 2009 at 8:01 pm
I absolutely love your honesty & willingness to share. It's so refreshing 🙂 You are truly inspirational!
August 18th, 2009 at 8:04 pm
I love organization! And it's great to know how you, being organized, have exactly the lifestyle you want. 🙂
Also, I'm giddy at the idea of outsourcing some things! Thanks!
August 18th, 2009 at 8:22 pm
August 18th, 2009 at 8:37 pm
i appreciate your honesty and insight. i needed to read this today, because i am feeling overwhelmed with all the projects that i have laid out for myself, reevaluating my business plans, catching up on unfinished projects, contemplating my housework and not having enough time for my husband and dog. my doctor said that i need to relax more, but i either want to keep going, like a machine, OR stay in bed and never get out some days. my brother recently said that i needed to be on a schedule. and he was right. i'm trying to get back to that point. so thanks for sharing how you do it. it makes sense. need to get back to my life again. thanks, jasmine!
August 18th, 2009 at 9:08 pm
Thank you for this post! I especially loved your response to the last question. Its nice to know how some like you balances everything! I'm just starting out and love hearing all of your insights! Jasmine you're awesome!
August 18th, 2009 at 9:25 pm
As always, you rock! Thanks for being so open and honest. You didn't mention anything about doing shoots during the week. Do those fall in the 1-6:30 block of time? Glad you and your family got to go to Puerto Rico.
August 18th, 2009 at 9:54 pm
Thank you!
August 18th, 2009 at 10:03 pm
You work out for 90 minutes every day? Holy moly. Sorry, that was the first thing I noticed because I'm a lazy-ass who doesn't work out at all!
Thanks for answering these questions!
August 18th, 2009 at 10:09 pm
Thanks Jasmine. Great stuff. I love how you keep it real, and honest. Appreciate your insight here – some wonderful advice.
August 18th, 2009 at 10:51 pm
@Kat: No, I only work out for an hour and fifteen minutes…the other time is spent commuting! 🙂 @TiraJ: Yes, shoots this time of year start for me around 6ish, so I work late on shoot nights! 😉 @Wayne: JD's schedule looks very much like mine, except we work out at different times. It's nice to have him work from home! @Lana: I use evaluative metering and shoot exclusively in manual mode. @LauraHana: Umm, I have NO idea how a baby would change things, but I'm also hoping I won't know the answer for a few more years! 😉
August 18th, 2009 at 11:04 pm
Jasmine, thank you so much for this post. It was really nice of you to answer those questions, and to top it off with that beautiful photo of a beach in my beautiful island. I'm guessing by the waves that it's somewhere in the north shore. Maybe Dorado? I hope you enjoyed your stay in PR!
August 18th, 2009 at 11:52 pm
I just wanted to say THANK YOU. I found your blog and you have inspired me! I bought some of Kubota's actions and it has changed everything for me. Before I was just doing everything in LR. The shootsacs are FINALLY in stock, so I just got one and I am super excited because I change lenses a lot. I am in the process of updating my blog and website (using Showitfast) and hope to publish the new changes. Thank you for sharing everything, and being inspiring.
August 19th, 2009 at 12:08 am
Thank you so much for sharing! You are awesome!
August 19th, 2009 at 4:20 am
Hmmm. I emailed you once, asking about your services and whether or not you travel to NH but I didn't get a response within 24 hours. Maybe that was just a fluke.
August 19th, 2009 at 4:36 am
Good stuff, Jasmine…..thanks!
August 19th, 2009 at 4:46 am
Thanks for doing your FAQs…every little bit helps!!! Rock on Jazzy Star!!!
August 19th, 2009 at 5:27 am
Thanks for all the great answers!!! will check out your fan pages!!!
August 19th, 2009 at 5:58 am
Where can I get me some of this, what is it called? Self- discipline?
I'm going to go stand in front of the mirror and pep talk myself into waking up at the same time you do!
August 19th, 2009 at 6:12 am
I know I've told you about a hundred times that I just LOVE your FAQ posts. You are so open and honest about your life, business, struggles and triumphs and I truly appreciate all of your gracious knowledge. You have been a true inspiration to me in so many ways and you just keep getting better. 🙂 Thank you, Jasmine!!
August 19th, 2009 at 7:37 am
Thanks for the schedule post. I love to see prayer in there.
When are you coming to Hawaii to do a workshop?
August 19th, 2009 at 8:09 am
Work/life/family balance is so important – having a supportive partner is key and setting schedules together that work for you both – esp when you have kids too (as I do!) – I couldn't do this otherwise – guess we're both very lucky to have found such wonderful guys to help us along this road!
August 19th, 2009 at 8:16 am
So if you have a evening shoot or a wedding on the weekend do you sleep in the next day/take Monday off? Or is it work Mon-Fri plus shoots? Thank you so much for writing about this, as it is now I a.l.w.a.y.s. work and eventhough I love photography I also love my family and friends!! 🙂
August 19th, 2009 at 2:51 pm
Gosh! Your photos are amaxing!
Hugs Gunilla in Singapore
August 19th, 2009 at 2:56 pm
Thanks for sharing your daily timeline. I've been trying to get mine down and feeling guilty for not spending 8 full hours editing and emailing so it's nice to see that I don't necessarily have to. And also, we're heading to PR in January and that photo just got me even more exctied!
August 19th, 2009 at 4:46 pm
You have stated time and time again that you meter to the subjects skin,
Does that mean you use in camera spot metering on the face when the subject is backlit?
I've searched all your FAQ's and cannot find anything on spot, vs the other types of in camera metering. Thanks so much!
August 19th, 2009 at 5:24 pm
Thanks for always being so free to give advice! Attending Skip's Summer School in Vegas right now, thought you'd like to know that your name has been thrown out there a few times by speakers. You're amazing!
August 19th, 2009 at 5:42 pm
Balancing is always a struggle for me, too. I feel, though, that because you can get up and have a regular exercise routine in the AM, that your life is so balanced! I honestly feel that if I could do that, my life would be 100% balanced. So you're saying this is not true? 🙂 Oh, of course it's not– I like to think so though!
August 19th, 2009 at 7:23 pm
Awesome post! In every way!! Love you! M:)
August 19th, 2009 at 7:31 pm
Jasmine*, you are truly an inspiration.. spiritually & the great photographer you are :]
August 19th, 2009 at 8:49 pm
I love your comment on the first question! One of the best advice I've ever read. Your statement right here says it all! – "In like manner, if a photographer runs his business and works hard at creating his work, others will notice and equate him as a peer, not merely someone trying to esteem himself by the use of his own smoke and mirrors.".
August 19th, 2009 at 9:01 pm
I really love your honesty, openness, and candidness as well as your willingness to share both personally and professionally. Thanks for another great post!
August 19th, 2009 at 10:27 pm
Thank you very much for all your posts.. you are very open minded and definitely a big inspiration 🙂
August 20th, 2009 at 5:56 am
Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. it is extremely wise advice and so helpful to me in this time of my business!
August 20th, 2009 at 5:27 pm
Can you call me and make sure I am up at 6:30 too?? 🙂
August 20th, 2009 at 7:20 pm
I've been reading your blog for a while now but never commented. 🙂 Just wanted to thank you for this post! It was very helpful! I am very new and just trying to get my business off the ground. I'm married with a 2 year old and due with another baby in about 6 weeks. Balancing my photography with family is important for me, because I tend to be "all or nothing" and really focus too much on one thing. It really helped me to realize I need some sort of schedule. Thank You!
August 20th, 2009 at 9:54 pm
Thank you.
August 21st, 2009 at 4:47 am
Thank you so much for posting this. I am not a photographer, but I work two jobs from home (a fun, creative one and a pay-the-bills one), and it is so hard to learn how to balance. Looking at your schedule helps me to figure out a few things, although I don't think I am waking up at 6:30! Thanks again!
August 21st, 2009 at 2:00 pm
Thanks so much for sharing, Jasmine..
August 21st, 2009 at 6:01 pm
I was in puerto Rico too.. Wish I meet up with ya.. Love your work.. I did the same.. relaxing but it was so nice I wanted to shoot everyhting.
August 23rd, 2009 at 4:24 am
So do you outsource all of our post processing?
August 24th, 2009 at 7:47 pm
Thanks for sharing. Great FAQ.
August 25th, 2009 at 7:40 pm
J- where do you grab your discussion board questions from so i know where to ask =D
August 26th, 2009 at 4:10 pm
Your schedule of the typical "work" day was something I was always wondering about! Thanks for sharing, but there is something that I'm still VERY curious about! How do you squeeze in grocery shopping, cleaning, making that lasagna that you promised to TOFU guy, or the dinner at 6:30pm. Or is that JD's job description? ; )
December 7th, 2009 at 11:35 am
Jasmine, I have come across alot of photographers on the website reading and researching. You are awesome! So natural, and I feel the love you have in photography. You do inspire me as a photographer, your work shows all about you, the clarity, the sharpness, the details. Your clients shows how much they enjoy being with you…..I have learned much more from you than anyone else I've met in the photograpy world. You make me laugh, you give me joy to learn from you. I look forward to read more in the discusssion board and watching your upcoming events and enjoying your portraits……………. I'm 53 yrs. old it's "me time"no more tie downs or darma. Finally, I can focus on the love of my life, photography. I am so thankful yes I'm blessed to come across your website. Having said and done, your my mentor, you don't mind sharing your talent and gift to others. You have no greed and not one shelfishness in your heart. Even better it is so totally awesome to see you have a soul mate,a partner, a friend, in your life to share the same interest, "totally" blessed, and I know Polo is so lucky to have you both….he is addorable. God Bless you and your family in the world of photography…. 🙂
"You Go Girl"!!!!
March 15th, 2013 at 11:46 am
Thank you so much Jasmine for your ever honest words and truths! thank you for taking the time to write bits of your life and heart , here! You are such an inspiration for me ! I was blessed to have come across the Restart programe on Creative Live and to get to know you and your personality ! You have changed my views towards my art and photography! Now I am not afraid to be who I really am …unlike before when i struggled to fit in the box other people have set out ! I'm my own box now and i can do whatever I want with it:)thinking outside the box and living outside the box !(you get me :p ) 😀 Be blessed and a million thanks ,
Dublin, Ireland.
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Hundreds of birds die in western Ky.
There are 81703 comments on the The Cincinnati Enquirer story from Jan 5, 2011, titled Hundreds of birds die in western Ky.. In it, The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that:
MURRAY, Ky. - State wildlife officials say "several hundred" dead birds were found near the Murray State University campus last week.
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#83269 Jan 22, 2013
Well spam nuts and clueless, I liked AW's poem. It was right down eh I mean up my alley.
#83270 Jan 22, 2013
Well UNA. I am glad you think so highly of me but really I am not in charge of the weather. LOL I only reported what was on the weather report. It could be like the "dusting" we were to receive some years ago that turned out to be 17 inches of dusting LOL
#83271 Jan 22, 2013
Hey AB. My internet has been down since mid day yesterday. The cable company finally got it going about noonish today.
Did Uni just call my katana a knife !!!! It's a sword, "Shinken" in the style of the samurai. If Biscuit was not just a pup, I'd sik him on ol Uni.
#83272 Jan 22, 2013
Good afternoon Hempburn. Yes he did. Plus, he made that crack on your bears? hahaha How is little Biscuit doing? I hope you are staying warm.
#83273 Jan 22, 2013
We can change those. haha Not a mystery who is clicking away huh? It was a cute poem..he is quite witty.:)
#83274 Jan 22, 2013
@Abeliever.. My son is rolling through here in about 3 hours to take a shower and share the evening meal with me before going on. I have emailed and talked on the phone, but not actually seen him since before Thanksgiving.
Life of a trucker. He has a 43 foot flat bed trailer loaded with metal to use in making vegetable cans. So someday when you are enjoying those pork-n-beans, you might say "hey, AW's son might have hauled this can once" LOL
"It is what it is, folks!!"
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#83275 Jan 22, 2013
Well, AW. I'm making some baked beans today so I'll certainly thank your son for possibly delivering that metal!! They're going to be yummy!! Probably going to be some massive doggy and featherhead farts going on around here sometime tomorrow when I get tired of eating them myself!!
By the way, Una. I don't eat oatmeal, can't stomach the stuff. Had enough of it when I was growing up and we didn't have much, if enough, money to eat on. It resembles vomit to me now. As sick as I was growing up, I puked my fair share of it up while my dear Mom tried to fix me something that would stay down... Too many times, oatmeal wasn't it.
You're such an ass, even on one of your few and far between non suck-up days here lately.
Cooked oats are very nutritious for my featherheads by the way. Particularly when it's mixed with the seeds cast aside by my spoiled "green and blue winged wonder bird", cracked corn and scratch.
#83277 Jan 22, 2013
I know you will enjoy your visit with your son. I hope he is going whichever that mess isn't if he has to go back out. I have had many dear friends that are/were truckers. I even took a trip with one once and grew to love them all as well as renew my respect for them I was taught as a child travelling many highways with my family heading to a different Army base or to Grandma's. He told us all about them, how important they were, and that they are always the first to pull over and offer help to stranded motorist (them and bikers). I have to this day been reminded of all that and love our truckers. Like soldiers, nurses, teachers, firefighters etc..it takes a special person to do those job and I even then those are usually home with their families every night, truckers and soldiers are not. I am ALWAYS thankful to truckers. I could never do it. Life as we know it would grind to a halt without truckers. We are a spoiled country when it comes to getting our food and things we want.
Stay warm and enjoy your day and your visit.
#83278 Jan 22, 2013
Catching up on the news, email and facebook and seen a couple stories that were interesting, here's one.
12-foot boulder crashes into Utah woman's bedroom
Talk about a rude awakening. lol Lucky she picked the right side of the bed to jump off. Here Angels were watching over her. Scary.
#83279 Jan 22, 2013
For the BIRDS:
New Zealand to eradicate pet cats? Purr-ish the thought!
It's for the birds, this one-man campaign to rid New Zealand of cats and return to the time when birds had no natural predators. It's not going over well: About half of New Zealand homes are graced with a pet cat.
lala, The picture of the cats are adorable.:)
#83280 Jan 22, 2013
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That's a new approach to the flu. lol I bet Kentucky's own Maker's Mark hopes it catches on. If it don't work you won't care because you will have a nice buzz. I am sure you could make a lot for yourself applying that $12 to the ingredients and making it yourself. hahaha
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#83281 Jan 22, 2013
In 1978, we had a blizzard up north that left us with 40 inches, not counting the drifts that were over our heads. We were stuck in the house for 3 days. Hubby tried to shovel and gave up after about 10 feet...it was 500 feet to the main road. I was stupid. All that I could think of was the birds, so I ventured outside with a piece of particle board on which to put seed and bread. Well, I got stuck in the snow and hubby had to rescue me.
#83282 Jan 22, 2013
For lala to enjoy. These are too cute.
18 cats that think you're working too much
Pets have a way of getting what they want. Birds peck, dogs whine and turtles ... well, walk slowly or something. But no pet is quite as persistent as a cat. They will scratch, cry, meow and generally act like spoiled brats until they get what they want. Or sometimes, they'll lie in just he right spot until you have no choice but to pet their belly. To celebrate these passive-aggressive animals, we've compiled 18 examples of cats interrupting people who are trying to do get some work done. Just give up and pet the kitty, already. That's priority No. 1.
#83283 Jan 22, 2013
Something we might need.
For icy steps and sidewalks in freezing temps, mix 1 tsp of Dawn dish washing liquid, 1 tbsp of rubbing alcohol, and 1/2 gallon hot/warm water and pour over walkways. They won't refreeze.
#83284 Jan 22, 2013
Of course rock salt is probably easier. That could be used if you were out. haha
#83285 Jan 22, 2013
You got a bird with blue and green wings?? That is not a pattern I can think of for KY,, perhaps on a stretch it could be a violet green swallow or even more rare for Ky a Green jay,, but doubt either really,, can you give us more, like size compared to robin,,tail length, beak shape...
#83286 Jan 22, 2013
I remember that well. The one that sticks in my mind is the Storm 94. They closed schools and the Army base for a week. If you could get out you risked branches falling on you from the weight of the ice and then find that stores were slim pickins. People lost power etc..liked we discussed when doing our survival list and grab and go bags way back when. lol
It felt that cold this morning. Thankful there was no ice and snow.:)
#83287 Jan 22, 2013
I think she meant parakeet or parrot.:) I have a friend that has one that follows her throughout the house, sits on her shoulder while she does chores, talks on the phone, watches TV. It is a hoot. It even whistles the Mayberry tune. lol
#83288 Jan 22, 2013
Hope you all have a warm afternoon. I have a few things I need to get done and will check in later to see how everyone is.
Enjoy your afternoon.:)
#83289 Jan 22, 2013
Ah, a housebird,, well that explains a lot, I could not think of a blue green winged bird in this area, lol.
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Skip to comments.Climate change brings more crime
Posted on 02/20/2014 2:12:11 AM PST by Libloather
A new study broadens a notion held by the earliest criminologists: Periods of higher temperatures -- on an hour-by-hour or week-to-week basis -- are likely to produce more crime.
The study by Matthew Ranson of Abt Associates, a research and consulting firm in Cambridge, Mass., suggests global warming will trigger more crimes including murders and rapes over the next century, with social costs estimated to run as high as $115 billion.
Between 2010 and 2099, climate change can be expected to cause an additional 22,000 murders, 180,000 cases of rape, 1.2 million aggravated assaults, 2.3 million simple assaults, 260,000 robberies, 1.3 million burglaries, 2.2 million cases of larceny and 580,000 cases of vehicle theft, the study published this week in the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management says.
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Science is political.
Heat expands everything, so the synapses are shortened, making reactions faster without the benefit of a lag (that oft'times is sufficient for one to step back and survey the sichyashun ... thereby avoiding a violent reaction), and next thing y'know .....
Someone gets hurt.
Bush's fault.
Climate change brings war and devastation.
As global temperatures decline, world food and energy stocks will be pillaged.
Warm weather = grow food
Cold weather = worldwide starvation
I stubbed my toe yesterday due to global warming
I have a special computer model that I've developed with climate change statistics. I've come to three conclusions with my new model on the future:
1. Racoon tails will be excessively longer...maybe three feet.
2. More beer will be consumed, as people suffer through the climate change period. This will require building up the production capacity of Pabst-Blue-Ribbon and Miller.
3. Less will suddenly become more, and more will become less.
On the third model prediction....I'm not sure if there were faulty numbers that I fed into it....or the CPU couldn't handle such an excessive amount of data.
Meanwhile, I'm working on a new theory that trailer-park women are more lusty than Montana ranch gals, but I can't find any climate data that would make my model work.
The never ending parade of Marxist morons goes on and on. It will not end until America is destroyed and turned into the USSA. I see very few and little to stop it.
I just checked. The Sex Poodle was not available for comment.
Try feedin' 'em more beer
We need more states to legalize marijuana to help people cope with climate change and joblessness. I can see this new potent marijuana strain being called Obamas Purple Haze
He is in the basement counting the money he stole from the phony baloney global warming scam.
More Liberal horse sh*t - now the weather is responsible for crime.
Dope makes sheeple more docile and compliant.
Soon, access to free dope will be declared a human right.
"A gramme is better than a damn."
Well, at least this "truthful" reporting was approved by Obama's Ministry of Propaganda's new "in station" monitors for all news media and broadcasting that he is trying to establish.
We need government monitors in all facets of news reporting so that for the first time we can get the real news, not just what is actually happening.
I have been using those two words too!!! All that legalize marijuana stuff we have heard for years..... Now we know that it all shakes out to more Democrat voters if for no other reason than to get free stuffs to support their stoned lifestyles
OK!! Everybody pay attention!
Lesson for today:
1. The sun is 1,300,000 times as big as the earth.
2. The sun is a ball of fire that controls the climates of all its planets.
3. The earth is one of the suns planets.
4. The earth is a speck in comparison to the size of the sun.
5. Inhabitants of the earth are less than specks.
Study Question: How do less-than-specks in congress plan to control the sun?
May I suggest you anally penetrate yourself with your study.
This is just great, a suggested theory built on top of a junk science theory.
I would add more, but I have to go feed my unicorn.
What's the correlation between welfare expenditures and crime, single mothers and crime, Black populations and crime, gangs and crime? Climate change is the very least of our concerns, as evidenced in every poll taken.
This so-called "science" is ridiculous.
Hotter temps always result in more crime, since the people are outside instead of being huddled up in their houses when it's cold.
It's the normal temp changes associated with climate change and has nothing to do regarding anthropogenic global warming.
I'm really tiring of the idiots pushing AGW and would like to b-slap everyone of them, but at least they are exposing themselves to everyone as being complete fools, like Gore, Kerry and Obama.
Liberals have embraced global warming enthusiastically because global warming can be blamed for all of their misguided adventures.
Higher temeratures (global warming) causes criminal activity to rise which increases costs, ergo must increase taxes. Is that about right, useful scientic idiot?
"A new study broadens a notion held by the earliest criminologists: Periods of higher temperatures — on an hour-by-hour or week-to-week basis — are likely to produce more crime.".
Its a proven fact that warmer temperatures bring out the street rats in Chicago so they can start killing each other at higher rates. The "criminologists" theory seems to be pretty close to accurate.
I have a theory that "Clobal Warming" brings more crime, because use of fear tactics for control by Marxists are a sign we are governed by Marxists, and a symptom of Marxism is always higher crime rate. Another symptom of Marxism is gun control. Look for "studies" to report that guns produce Carbon Footprints. haha
It's hard to do a drive by with tire chains on.
Less crime due to climate change.
Really liked this comment.
" You forgot a 23.6% increase in poor scientific studies done and a 41.3% increase in useless articles written about climate change."
Actually any cop or firefighter will tell you there is more crime when it is hot. Hubby used to joke that they would be up all night after watching all the trucks that went by with a bed full of Beer in the hot hot summer.
It was a result of partying outside and drinking not the weather itself.
Yes, I've heard that, too, but the increased crime results from greater opportunity, NOT from "climate change."
Efficacy doesn't matter so long as your heart has good intentions. In the liberal mind, conservatives need to be punished via the tax code while they pocket corrupt, six-figure salaries to do almost nothing. To assuage their own consciences, handouts need to be given to the heart-in-the-right-place, liberal supporters. Your out-dated notions of merit will be drummed out of the future Communist society, just as merit long ago took a back seat to equal rights, affirmative action, and favors to the gay right mafia. Merit no longer gets the most derserving person the top administrator job.
>> Is that about right, useful scientic idiot?
I'm sorry, to whom are you attributing the qualities of idiocy?
It was not directed at you, personally.
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2. Spain?
You'd be forgiven for thinking so thanks to the clear water and stunning sand. But this is actually Calgary Bay, Isle of Mull, off the west coast of Scotland. Now you just need the sun to stick around.
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Nope! It's Kynance Cove, on Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula. Where there are plenty of jaw dropping seaside spots.
4. South of France?
This dream-like cove and cliffs can be found at Bullslaughter Bay, towards Moodys Nose in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Who would have thought?
5. Mallorca?
Blue water? Boats? A pretty backdrop? And all at Lulworth Cove in Dorset.
6. Turkey?
No, no - just another beautiful spot in Cornwall. This is St. Michael's Mount.
7. Portugal?
It's hard to believe but this beach is called Man of War Bay… and it's in Isle Of Purbeck, also in Dorset.
8. Croatia?
Wrong again. This is La Corbiere Point, a beautiful part of Jersey.
9. Queensland?
The last place you'd think this is would be Shanklin Beach on the Isle Of Wight. But there you go!
10. Whitsundays?
White sand as far as the eye can see and it's all sitting there waiting for you in Luskentyre, Isle of Harris in Scotland.
11. Sardinia?
You could easily forget where you are during a stroll on Bamburgh Beach in Northumberland.
12. Italy?
Nope! This tranquil setting is Durdle Door in Dorset.
13. French Riviera?
It's what dreams are made of. And it's at Porthcurno Beach in Cornwall. You'll never need to go abroad again.
14. Tuscany?
No… just Tenby in Wales.
15. Fuerteventura?
Nope! It's Viking Bay, in sunny Broadstairs in Kent.
16. Australia?
Far from it - it's actually Seilebost Beach, in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland.
17. Crete?
Why would you go there when Salcombe Beach is sitting in Devon?
18. California?
The UK equivalent at Kynance Cove in Cornwall.
20. Cyprus?
This beautifully clear water can be found instead at East Portlemouth, Devon.
21. Japan?
Far from it. This is Botany Bay, in south east Kent.
22. Anywhere but Scotland?
Wrong… it is Scotland! Tolsta Beach in Isle of Lewis to be precise.
23. Lanzarote?
So wrong. This beautiful long stretch is Woolacombe, North Devon.
24. Ibiza?
You can't get more idyllic than this. And yet again it's in Cornwall, this time at Porthmeor Cove in St. Ives.
25. Norway?
This beauty of a beach is actually in Pobbles Bay in Gower, Swansea.
26. Tunisia?
Nope! It's Kingsgate Bay in Kent, where there are plenty of amazing beachside walks.
27. Mauritius?
Just another secluded spot in Cornwall. This exotic looking beach is called Pedn Vounder.
28. Sicily?
This pretty part of the world is actually Chapman's Pool in Dorset.
29. Goa?
You'd think so, but it's the beautiful sands of Crackington Haven, south west England.
30. Puglia?
Oh, just Elender Cove in South Devon.
31. India?
Can you believe this is actually Traigh a'Mhill near Fidden in Scotland? Goodbye exotic holiday, hellooooo Scotland!
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