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Discussion in 'Artwork Zone' started by Hypnotoad, Jan 10, 2010.
I mean, he looks so STUPID doing that. :laugh2:
Looks like he's making a really crappy attempt at air guitar in the beginning. And I don't know what that booty shake was all about.
Donovan my friend, if you know you can't dance please don't try to prove yourself wrong. As someone who can't dance myself, I know my limits and would never in a million years attempt this on national TV. :laugh2:
They threw the flag, but they shouldn't have. Celek's head snapped back, but Hamlin never touched him above the shoulders. It was similar to the Alan Ball play earlier this year. I think it was against Kansas City. Ball hit the guy so hard that his head snapped back, but Ball hit him shoulder to shoulder. The officials threw the flag.
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the ball was not catchable
key point
I didn't mind the hit and penalty
it set a tone, and was early enuff in the game not to hurt us
Hamlin is doing a great job of setting the tone on receivers
I don't think it matters if you hit their head. I think it only matters if you lead with your helmet or your forearm. If you hit a shoulder to the head, it's legal. Of course, in real time, refs are likely going to throw the flag more often than not.
No way, he's running his route and Jenkins catches the turf wrong. It was a good route, deservant of a catch.. but if Jenkins doesn't fall, our blowout is even uglier.
Jenkins, Hamlin, and Witten all had disappointing games. They need to turn it around quick - We will need them.
Can you make some of Tashad Choice
scoring all his touch downs?
Felix gets to the second level like lighting.
Anybody notice in the one where everybody is dancing....the only two guys sitting on the bench are Witten and Phillips? :laugh2:
Also, I love in these .gifs watching Kosier block. The guy moves so well...talk about underappreciated.
Thanks for looking Hypno.
I appreciate all your hard work.
I didn't see one of Emmitt Smith cheering .... did I miss it?


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Why and how did you get into poly?
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I don't watch Mad Men, but is there an openly poly couple on that show taking place in the early 60s, or is someone having an affair? That is not poly either.
You should, it's a great show regardless of any of this. I am referring to the protagonist constantly having affairs, however.
Note that I would want that aspect of it, though. I don't want to lie or to hurt my partner, but having a wife and a girlfriend is very appealing. One of the things that appeals to me in Mad Men is that Don does seem to care about most of his partners, at least as much as he's able to. I don't want to just sleep around, but to experience other women.
Maybe it's not exactly the poly ideal, but again we're talking about semantics. Maybe I should reword it to use non-monogamy instead? I don't see the point of being so focused on the exact definition when I'm really just trying to find out how you came to your lifestyle... be it poly, open, or whatever.
I know poly is not just sex, but maybe my question isn't really about poly either. It's just trying to get more perspectives and view things from other angles.
If you want to be basically mono, but just "get a little on the side," there are a whole different set of rules than being polyamorous entails.
Ok, but you didn't answer the question.
Instead of telling me what polyamory is or isn't, can you tell me how you got here?
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Bell, Queensland
Bell, seen from the air in 2010
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Bell is a rural town and locality in the Western Downs Region, Queensland, Australia.[2][3] It is in the western foothills of the Bunya Mountains, 39 kilometres (24 mi) north of Dalby. At the 2011 census, Bell had a population of 544.[1]
Bell is on the Bunya Highway and lies between the agricultural areas of the Darling Downs and the South Burnett with rolling hills of quilt-like patterned farmland. The area's main industry is farming of beef cattle, grain, sheep and pigs.[citation needed][4]
Originally the area around Bell was part of a large land holding called Jimbour Station. In the 1870s the area was opened up for closer settlement and Angus & Christina McPhee from Scotland became the first settlers nearest to what would become the village of Bell. Over time other families - including Bellingham, Bradley, Edwards, Ensor, Rush and Walker - settled in the vicinity of Cattle Creek and in 1878 a school was established at Maida Hill to cater for these families. In April 1906 the Bell Branch railway line was opened linking to the main line at Dalby. The first land sales in Bell were in May 1906. The village was named after Sir Joshua Peter Bell who, at that time, was owner of Jimbour Station.[2][3] The railway continued to operated until 1994.
Maida Hill Post Office opened on 8 September 1877. It was renamed Bell by 1898, Malakoff in 1907 and closed in 1930. Bell Railway Station Post Office opened by December 1906 and was renamed Bell in 1907.[5]
The Bell Provisional school opened on 4 November 1907. On 1 January 1909, it became Bell State School.[6]
Facilities available in Bell include a caravan park, a country hotel (pub), a swimming complex, tennis courts, a lawn bowls club, a 9-hole golf course and a horse racing track. The Bell Bunya Community Centre also houses the Bell Library, a branch of Western Downs Libraries. Fuel is available from the Bell Store. The main social gathering point in town is at the 'Bellvue' pub while at the Memorial Hall country dances and/or balls are hosted a number of times during each year.[citation needed] The Bell State (government) School, which caters for children in classes from Prep to Year 10, celebrated its centenary in 2007.
The Railway Heritage Parkland, built on the site of the original railway terminus, features an early model diesel locomotive and a vintage passenger carriage as well as a historical mural painted on the shed wall. A number of Bell's early buildings were constructed from locally sourced sandstone - an example is a stone house which was built in 1913.[citation needed] The Roman Catholic Church hosts a mural painted by local artists showing a history of Salvation.[citation needed] The Bluebelles Art Gallery at the Bell Bunya Community Centre holds displays of local artists' works.
Bell is known for its traditional country arts and crafts as well as rural-based activities such as horse race meetings, the rural show, rodeo and campdraft competitions.[7] The local show, which celebrated its 50th consecutive year in 2008, is held annually on the first weekend in March. The show features wood chopping, displays of the area's livestock (including milking goats), and working cattle dog 'trials'.[8]
- ^ a b Australian Bureau of Statistics (31 October 2012). "Bell (State Suburb)". 2011 Census QuickStats. Retrieved 1 July 2013.
- ^ a b "Bell (entry 2133)". Queensland Place Names. Queensland Government. Retrieved 15 April 2014.
- ^ a b "Bell (entry 47665)". Queensland Place Names. Queensland Government. Retrieved 15 April 2014.
- ^ "Our Beautiful Region: Visitor Info". Bell Race Club. Retrieved 15 April 2014.
- ^ Premier Postal History. "Post Office List". Premier Postal Auctions. Retrieved 10 May 2014.
- ^ "Agency ID4835, Bell State School". Queensland State Archives. Retrieved 15 April 2014.
- ^ "Campdrafting". TriColby Photography. Retrieved 15 April 2014.
- ^ "Bell Show Society". The Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc. Retrieved 15 April 2014.[permanent dead link]


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Japan can be an intimidating country to visit. Travelers hear so many tales about the strict cultural rules of Japanese society and the cringeworthy faux pas foreigners are prone to commit. Whole books have even been written about this subject matter. But behaving well by Japanese standards isn't as complicated as these books might make it sound.
Japan Can be Confusing... – Photo from Flickr cc DILLEmma Photography
Just follow a few simple rules about the dos and don'ts in Japan and you'll leave the country without having rubbed anyone the wrong way.
Here are my top ten cultural dos and don'ts in Japan:
Do: Take off your shoes
This is a Cultural Custom in Japan – Photo from Flickr cc by JahnmitJa
Contrary to other cultures, the Japanese will not let you wear your shoes in their house. This rule also applies to other places, like temples, and in many cases even restaurants and pubs. This practice stems from a cultural phenomenon called "uchi-soto," which means "inside vs. outside". "Inside" is associated with comfort, purity and cleanliness, while to the Japanese, the "outside" is soiled, unknown, or even dangerous. This concept translates into all kinds of situations at any scale: indoors vs. outdoors, family vs. other people, Japan vs. the world. So whenever you enter a space, make sure to look out for signs that ask you to take off your shoes. And make sure to wear socks without holes! Also, if you suffer from cold feet, don't worry. Those people who make you take off your shoes usually also provide special slippers for indoor use.
Don't: Stare
Staring Directly at Someone Feels Uncomfortable... – Photo Flickr from cc by Jeff Laitila
This "rule" was very confusing to me the first time I came to Japan. In Germany, where I'm from, part of the conversation is to to look your counterpart in the eyes while talking. If you're not looking, you're not paying attention. But this rule only partially applies in Japan. Here, an important part of communication is to break eye-contact every once in a while. And when speaking to a superior, you're not to look into their eyes at all. Early on, I was told by a Japanese friend that the way I watched him while he spoke made him feel very uncomfortable. And that I should be careful because others might consider it creepy, suggestive, even flirty. "But what do you do in formal situations, it must certainly be rude to look at the ceiling or down at your feet the whole time? Especially in meetings or job interviews," I interrogated him. "We are taught to look at their tie or general neck area instead," was his answer.
Do: Follow the rules
You'll See Signs Like These All Over the Country – Photo from Flickr cc by Stéfan
Wherever you go in Japan, you are likely to run into signs telling you what to do, what not to do, and how to do things. Follow them or you'll have highly annoyed clerks, service personnel, police officers, or common people on the street pointing them out to you. Take a closer look at the behavior they promote and you'll notice that all of these guidelines are set up to remind people to be mindful of each other and keep the environment clean.
Don't: Touch anyone
... Unless They Invite You to Hug Them -- Photo from Flickr cc by Richard Giles
Unless they invite you to... or you're on a crowded train and can't help it that your whole side is pushed into another person. The Japanese culture is not a very touchy-feely one, and even now public displays of affection of any kind are a rare sight. A common interaction for some cultures includes grabbing a friend's arm when making a joke, or hugging or even kissing someone goodbye. This kind of behavior is not common in Japan. However, if someone does extend their hand towards you, take it! They've probably read a blog article similar to this one and are showing cultural sensitivity on their part as well.
Do: Slurp
Slurping Actually Serves a Purpose! – Photo from Flickr cc by john hayato
Slurping noises in a ramen shop or teishoku (set menu usually including miso soup, rice, and a side of greens) restaurant are to be expected. But don't think of this as bad manners! Japanese people slurp for a reason. First of all, the only things that are slurped in Japan are noodles (ramen, soba or udon) and soups. The reason behind this is that while slurping, they simultaneously inhale cold air, which cools down the hot noodles and broth they are currently eating. Slurping won't be easy the first time you try it, but it'll make your ramen experience that much more authentic. Tip: Don't close your mouth too much while slurping up noodles. You won't get any air in, and the noodles will spray the soup everywhere! And while we're on the topic of food...
Don't: Play with your chopsticks
Chopsticks are Dining Utensils! – Photo from Flickr cc by Stefanus Ming
Playing with your chopsticks is plain rude. Think about it: Imagine someone at a restaurant drumming on the table with their spoon, licking their knife or pointing around with their fork. You'd probably think that person was ill-behaved. Well, the same goes for chopsticks – no licking, no drumming, no pointing. However, Japan does have some culture-specific restrictions on chopstick wielding. Passing someone food from your chopsticks to theirs and sticking chopsticks into a bowl of rice are both acts associated with the dead. At a Japanese funeral, after a person is cremated, the family gathers around the ashes and together transports the dead person's bones into the urn by passing them from one person to the next with large chopsticks. And the chopsticks sticking out of your grub resemble incense stuck into a bowl of uncooked rice commonly placed in front of a Buddhist family memorial shrine.
Do: Tone it down
Be Polite and Keep it Down in Public Places – Photo Courtesy of JNTO
The Japanese have a time and place for being loud, and that's in a karaoke box or at an izakaya (pub). Anywhere else, they like to keep the volume down, mostly not to annoy each other. On public transportation and shuttle buses, at shrines and temples, at restaurants and cafes, and especially in hot springs – tone it down a little. Of course, that doesn't mean you can't talk at all in public places, but just remember to be mindful of others.
Don't: Tip your waiter
Hooray, No Need for Tips! – Photo from Flickr cc by Katy Ereira
In many countries tipping somewhere between 10 and 20 percent when paying at a cafe, a restaurant, or for your taxi is the norm. But in Japan, tipping, in general, isn't a thing. The price you see is the price you pay. Even if the service was outstanding, your tip will most likely be refused. In some areas, a waiter or cab driver might even actually run after you to return your tip and say, "Sir/madam, you forgot your change!"
Do: Keep to the left
Traffic Runs on the Left in Japan – Photo from Flickr cc by brendangates
Japan is one of the few countries of the world where cars drive on the left. And, subsequently, humans keep to the left as well, walking in the streets, riding an escalator, standing in line. If you can make a habit of always staying left as well, you're likely to prevent running into someone. The only exception in all of Japan are the escalators in Osaka and the Kansai region. For some reason, people here stand on the right and pass on the left, and no one really knows why...
Don't: Stress out about the cultural dos and don'ts in Japan
Just Enjoy Japan! – Photo from Flickr cc by Jean-François Chénier
To be honest, the Japanese won't expect you to know and follow all of their rules. If you do happen to do something differently (which is guaranteed in any foreign country you visit), they will simply blame it on your foreignness. So chill out, enjoy this great country and have a good time!
You've checked out my basic dos and don'ts. Do you have other tips on cultural behavior in Japan? Let us know in the comments! Pack your bags and come on over!


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I love the details
creepy, crazy and amazing! i love the atmosphere and the tiny details you put in. it's a wonderful piece. well done.
Insanely beautiful!
Nice one, hey you probably know this already, however if you haven't thought about it, rather than scan your image in, try photographing it instead. Works wonders for me
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Have a great Christmas
I see, oh and what a sod being without photo shop. That is almost criminal - hope you get fixed asap
Nice work, the details are great !
Oh my, the details are insane!!! Awesome work
Great attention to detail, how long did this take you?
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can´t really remember, I started months ago, but never finished it, must have took me a few nights though..
can´t really remember, I started months ago, but never finished it, must have took me a few nights though..
Both versions are ultimate, man!
Thanks!I started them the same time, but I never felt like finishing this one. this one´s the original, the other a photocopy with fineliner
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Bangkok Exotic Bar Crawl by Tuk Tuk
With more than 10,000 pubs and bars , Bangkok is widely known as one of the world's best nightlife cities. On this tour, we will bring you to explore Bangkok's never-to-be-missed nightlife areas to experience 4 most unique and exotic bars. Starting your journey at BTS Thonglor, then start your night with the first bar specializing on Thai-style Tequila (known to locals as Ya Dong) with amazingly fun environment. While the night is still young, beat up your night with cool modern-traditional Thai music bar. Here, you will experience how traditional Thai music is perfectly paired with liquor. Then, the Tuk Tuk will take you to the secret underground bar decorating in oriental style. This third bar is very famous for jazz. The tour will be ended at the fourth bar, which you can see Muay Thai (Thai kickboxing) while zipping your cool beer or cocktail. It's probably the only bar in the world that has Muay Thai stage inside.
Join the night with us, it will be UNIQUE, FUN, SAFE and MOST EXOTIC BAR CRAWL ever.
**Short and slippers is not allowed to enter the bars**
***Please note that the tour price does not include alcohol drinks and other beverages. Customers are required to purchase at least ONE DRINK at each bar. Alcohol at each bar is around 300 baht per drink (by cash)***
What's included?
- A fun Tuk Tuk ride during the tour
- 4 amazing and unique bar
- Experienced and friendly fully-licensed local tour guide
- Drop off service at the end of the tour ( only hotels in Bangkok city center. Please check the drop off area here )
- Complimentary basic medical insurance
- Bangkok Food Guide
What's not included?
- The tour price DOES NOT include alcohol drinks and other beverages. Customers are required to purchase at least ONE DRINK at each bar. (300 THB by cash)
- Pick up service (our meeting place is easily reached via public BTS sky train system)
- Gratuity (tips) is not included in the price.
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Weep for the PC GamerI admit it: I am a PC-Gaming snob. As far as I have been able to experience, PC games are better graphically and content-wise in every way, shape, and form than any console game I have ever played. I prefer the interface, and I prefer the depth of interaction one can have in a PC-programmed game. This is my bias, but it is based out of my own personal experience. Maybe you think console games are better than the bee's knees; the difference between you and me is probably simply a matter of difference of preference regarding the kinds of games we like to play.
Just understand that I feel a deep dark cold stone in my gut every time I walk into a computer game store and see that the PC Game Section grows ever smaller and smaller. The once maligned-XBox takes over the shelves where PC games once sat proudly, GameCube in another corner, and the PS2 (a console I do own and enjoy, incidentally) dominates.
Some people argue to me that, well, a console is much cheaper than a PC, hence its growing success. But of course, a sensible person does not buy a PC simply to play games on. It is used, I imagine, to also word process, Web surf, and do all those other cool things that PCs do. The fact of the matter is, I would like to meet the console gamer who does not also own a PC (after all, you need to surf the Web to quickly find free cheat codes). The $150-300 console is therefore actually an additional expense on top of the $1000-2000 PC he probably has actually already bought, so I really can't see the money savings here. PC and Console games cost roughly the same amount (this was not always the case, but as console games improve in technology, they are getting as expensive as the most expensive PC game).
The bizarre thing is, as console technology improves, consoles are becoming more and more like PCsan article in the June 2005 issue of Forbes magazine tells us the new XBox 360 will not only have better graphics and an inbuilt 20G "hard drive," but also allow peripherals like digital cameras, MP3 players, and so forth. Why not just slap on a keyboard and call it a cheap Windows machine? It seems Microsoft would do better to try and market one device rather than two, or keep the XBox more super-specialized to games only.
And if consoles are aspiring to be more like PCs, wouldn't that mean that PCs really are a better thing to begin with? No?
The real difference between PC and console games of course is the difference I outlined up front: the games are just different. With console interface, it is much easier to play games with fast-action arcade type games that work best with a simpler interface and a controller. Emphasis is on speed and action-challenge. Yes, there are puzzle and stratgy-based arcade games, but selection options usually have to be limited. PC Games excel where they can take advantage of the offerings of a full operating system and complex programming; where in story-based games you can full control of a conversation; where your choices can expand beyond directional keys and 8 buttons because of the combos of commands you can create between keyboard and mouse. And let's not forget that in addition to being able to patch bugs more easily, modules and expansions can easily be added on and even created by the users, something console gamers cannot currently dream of doing.
Really, there should be two separate markets here. I mean, there's a reason I own a PS2there are games for it I love that would be crap trying to play on a PC. But there are PC Games I love better (e.g., RPGs that give so-called console "RPGs" a big fat raspberry in terms of complexity, such as the Baldur's Gate series), but likewise these would be crap trying to get to work on a console and with the pacing one expects from a console. So if there are two markets with two different audiences (with some overlap), what the heck is the problem? Why is the PC game in decline?
In short, because game publishers and marketers are stupid. Because apparently, they think that a video game is a video game, and somewhere someone got the brilliant idea that PC games and console games should compete. That PC games and console games should even be cross compatible (I played Knights of the Old Republic on PC. Great story; the interface SUCKED... because of course it was originally designed for XBox). The result has been of course really awful games for the PC. Where are the great RPGs and strategies and simulation games that really can ONLY take advantage of the processing and programming available for the PC? Instead we get first-person-shooter crap which is really ultimately something you want to play with a controller in your hand and on your wide-screen TV. So people look at the newer stuff for the PC, and say, "Heck, I could play that on my XBox or PS2 and it would be ten times better."
What's worse is of course then people are marketing harder for typical console gamers and not the gamers who want something different. The aforementioned Forbes article tells us the XBox 360 will be marketed only to the hard core "young male" audience, and its almost-a-PC-in-scope will "not be really targeting female-friendly games." In otherwords, they will be using all this new fancy hardware to create games with big explosions and where the female's only role is to have large cleavage. Let me explain: I am NOT saying that solely what all male gamers wantbut I know what "not female-friendly" means in the gaming world. Most games are by definition not quite targeting female gamers, so if they actually make a point of saying that they are not female friendly, it's really only going to be ONE kind of game. A sad waste of new technology. Technology is expanding so that they can make all kinds of games for all kinds of gamers, and they're only focusing on the core appeal? The core is already hooked! They are already looking forward to the new consoles! Look at the message boards! Look at the games on the shelves in stores! Did I say video game marketers are stupid? I am sorry. They are extremely, mindbogglingly, stupid, so stupid that if you wrapped a towel around your head, they would assume they couldn't see you since you couldn't see them.
But see, here's where PC gaming has its chance. Since all the brand new fantastic console technology is apparently only going toward making the most life-like jiggly cleavage possible, we can re-create the market for PC games for gamers (who are still mostly male) who want something slightly more appealing on slightly higher brain functions (and the jiggly cleavage can just be a bonus). They can appeal to a broad market, especially "old-skool" gamers like me who are looking for a different kind of challenge. And us "old-skoolers" after all are the ones who are old enough to have real jobs and a real paycheck to buy these things. If the consolers are focusing on attracting only one kind of gamer, PC game-makers can try to attact a broader marketnot as many people from one group, but enough people from different groups to be able to still have an overall large purchasing audience.
But the PC game makers also have to be willing to acknowledge that they are 1) NOT making console games, and 2) NEED to utilise and exploit every last bit of processing and programming capability that the PC can offer (and that the console cannot).
I have hope that with some PC games on the horizon like Bioware's Dragon Age and Obsidian's Neverwinter Nights 2 that really can do only what a PC game can do, we might have a comeback. If they screw up, or the marketers make them do stupid things, then... hope may soon be lost.
And I'll be forced to shell out $200 on TOP of my couple-thousand-dollar word processing and Internet surfing machine just so I can watch the cleavage jiggle.


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I was dead stopped for at least five minutes when the car in back of me came up at rear ended my car. The driver didn't even try to stop and hit us going about 40mph. My husband and I both went to the hospital and have bruising and sore neck and back. The driver has no insurance and my car is totaled. Can we sue? Anyone willing to take on this case please let me know.
I hope you have uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage with more than minimum limits. Most people don't check these limits and I would recommend at least $500,000. especially considering the increase in coverage is not that expensive. You can sue the other driver but the best route is to proceed against your insurance company under the uninsured motorist coverage. You should get a lawyer to represent you as these claims can be tricky to handle.Ask a similar question
You can sue someone that does not have insurance
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You have what is called an Uninsured Motorist (UM) claim against your own policy, so it is an insurance claim; not a lawsuit.
I handle tons of these. Very common. Get medical treatment, photograph the car, do NOT give any statements to anyone, and call a lawyer.
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You can sue but doing so probably would be unwise. An uninsureed motorist claim, assuming you have uninsured motorist coverage, is probably your best chance of being properly compensated for your damages. Assuming you have this type of coverage, you are at odds with your own insurance company. I would suggest having a free consultation with a personal injury attorney as soon as possible.Ask a similar question
Check your insurance policy to see if you have uninsured motorist coverage and call a lawyer. Most personal injury lawyers handle these claims. Do not speak with anyone else prior to contacting an attorney. Meanwhile, continue to get the medical care that you need.
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Unfortunately, your circumstances highlight how important it is to have your own insurance, and how much of an impact your failure to protect yourself adequately can have. Fortunately, if you do have good coverage yourselves, you should have little or no difficulty getting the compensation you're entitled to through your own insurance company. You should, however, talk with an experienced and competent plaintiffs' personal injury attorney. He/she can help you to the best course of action available to you. You may be able to pursue the negligent driver if you can find sufficient assets to recover, but nearly all of the time it's much more economic and expedient to go through your own insurance...even when you consider that your own rates might be affected.Ask a similar question
"I was dead stopped for at least five minutes." If you were stopped at a stop light or sign, an insurance adjuster will raise an eyebrow for your timeline. In any event, turn it in to your UIM coverage, and if they refuse to provide you a reasonable settlement for your damages or injury, hire an attorney.
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Good catch on the time of stop. I've had clients who had zero idea of time, so often what we assume must be a few seconds, is stated as minutes in depositions without careful preparation and review. I assume it was a mistake, and they meant seconds, but then again...
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That makes more sense. Okay, same answer as before then. If you had UM coverage, find a lawyer to handle this claim for you. If not, probably no realistic options. Go buy better coverage for next time.
No problem! As Mr. Hoffman told you, we handle these cases very often. You are making a claim against your own insurance company so you recovery is limited to your limits of insurance. If your attorney cannot agree on the proper settlement, the matter proceeds to arbitration. At the end of the day, your insurance company will seek a judgement against the at-fault driver and will notify the Secretary of State who will revoke their license unless the agree to and maintain a plan to repay your insurance.
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I agree with the other counsel that based on your description you have a valid Uninsured Motorist Claim (UIM). You should immediately contact an attorney who handles personal injury claims. The consultation will be free and ultimately if a fee is earned it will be based on a contingent fee contract, typically either 33% or 40% of the amount which may be recovered through settlement or arbitration hearing.
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I'm photographing an engagement session at Dinosaur Land today, something I wished for way on back in 2011. It reminded me of this blog post I wrote in 2013 about the places and conditions under which I wanted to shoot. It's about time I checked in and updated the list. I haven't made too much progress, and one venue has stopped operating entirely, but I'm happy to say I can check off a couple. And I can feel the Star Trek wedding coming…
Every wedding photographer has a wish-list, whether they've got it written down or just in the back of their heads. For instance, my buddy Maggie wants nothing more than to photograph a circus wedding – with a striped tent and performers and all that good stuff. That sounds awesome to me, but it wouldn't make the list. But before I give people having their wedding at hotels or golf courses or vineyards a big sad, I thought I'd instead muse on my favorite wedding things.
My ideal wedding conditions
I get asked this question a lot, so maybe it should instead be an Infrequently Asked Question. Potential clients ask me about my ideal wedding conditions. They think I'm going to say something like good weather, outdoors, sunset ceremony, beautiful venue. Those things are nice. Certainly if I were given complete free reign to make a wedding (ha!) I'd make it sunny, golden hour all day, no bugs, gorgeous outdoor venue with funky artsy indoor spaces and – heck – let's just put the whole thing in Paris.
In reality, the only thing that really matters are the people. A gorgeous venue in perfect light is great, but if everybody's all mopey, it's crap to photograph. I love weddings with lots of rambunctious kids or drunk friends or really tight families that are constantly hugging and laughing. I love weddings with activities – lawn games, pre-wedding festivities, art projects. I love weddings with a crazy dance floor. I love weddings filled with happy people. Everything else is just window dressing.
So, that said, you can see that my wish-list basically doesn't matter. Happy people in an Applebee's trump mopey people on a beach in Hawaii any day. But…
My wedding wish list
Places and circumstances I would be freakin' ecstatic about photographing.
Star Trek wedding. This is hands-down #1 on my list. I'm talking all-out set design, costumes, boldly-going-where-no-one-has-gone-before vows, taser instead of bouquet… I want to photograph a Star Trek wedding. Seriously. Come to me.
Wedding at a zoo or aquarium. (August 2015 I'll photo a wedding at the Maryland Zoo!)
Skydiving, white water rafting or other extreme-sport wedding. Okay, so I've never been skydiving, so I don't know if I could even take a single photograph while doing it. But I'm sure down for the challenge. I've done a hot air balloon engagement session, so I'm ready to ramp it up for the actual vows.
Hawaii. I think Hawaii is on this list because I can't imagine flying myself there. I'm not much of a beach person, so getting a trip together over places like Greece or Thailand is just not in the cards… at the moment. My travel ends up being all rugged and somewhat painful and grueling. But Hawaii seems like this magical land of always-great weather and absolutely jaw-dropping scenery and generally a wonderful place. Whenever I imagine photographing something, I always imagine I have a bride and groom to place in the scene. Hawaii wouldn't be the same without a wedding.
Venues I want to shoot at
So those are the big four. But while I was putting the list together, I came up with a bunch of venues I'd like to shoot at, and this seems like as good a time to mention them as any. Probably this year I'll get my ish together and do a post on my favorite venues I've already been to (hello Patapsco Female Institute), but for now, here's my want-tos.
American Visionary Arts Museum(I worked there just a couple weeks ago – blog post coming very soon!)
- Rawlings Conservatory I have a thing for greenhouses.
- Glen Echo Park I'm honestly a little surprised I haven't already shot a wedding at Glen Echo. Personality-wise, it seems like it'd be a really good fit for the kinds of people that hire me. It's an incredibly cool place. I've done a handful of engagements there, but no weddings (yet!).
- Union Station
Corcoran Gallery of Art(The Corcoran is being reborn under the Smithsonian and the Smithsonian doesn't rent venues for weddings. I missed my chance, but it's OK.)
- Torpedo Factory I take ceramics classes with the Torpedo Factory, so maybe the cosmic connection will work out for me.
- George Peabody Library Gah, this place is amazing.
- THE BEACH! Okay the last two are not specific places, but in my four years of photographing weddings, I have yet to do one on the beach! No sand, no ocean, no waves, no seagulls for me. I don't know why, but I sure would love to photograph a wedding barefoot.
- Annapolis. Same thing, really. I'm so close to Annapolis, and it's so darn cute and historic, but so far no big weddings downtown, though I have been there for a handful of intimate weddings.
Well that about wraps up this ridiculously long post that I can't imagine anyone caring about. But, in the end, I'm an asker not a guesser, so I figure it can't hurt to throw it out there. Star Trek weddings, come to me! I will photograph the crap out of that!


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