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Today's posts is an open sharing about my current career as a videographer. As you all know, I've been doing wedding videos for some time, and I've done many video shoots for events and weddings.
And most of the time, I have to deal with clients. My clients are people who are from companies, or whom decide on their personal capacity. My job is a client facing role. I have to meet clients in order to close deals. But the thing is… many people think that I'm inexperienced, or too young for my age. I'm just not good enough because they think I'm young.
Nonetheless, I still managed to get the sales most of the time.
Now, if you're a new photographer or videographer, or want to do freelancing for the first time, and got this objection, don't fret! You don't need to make yourself old, or lie that you're really old to get the sale. There are effective ways to get around this absurd objection.
Here's an article I read online about learning how to sell to people who are smarter, wiser, and even twice your age. here's the link. The article is written by a public speaking coach from Singapore – Benjamin Loh.
I find it to be a very empowering piece. Because the thing is… I started out getting bullied into accepting low prices. I was told I'm young, I just started out, I need to do work for FREE for exposure. The thing is… yes, I did work for FREE, and I did for the first 3 years.
And when I felt that it's time for me to charge for my work, I'm again told I'm just too inexperienced! How can that be? Or rather, how much more experience do I need, than I can start charging?
I've created my own portfolio of videos, on the courtesy of my friends's events and weddings, who graciously allow me to 'experiment' with videography when I started out. All these are really useful videos which I show to my prospective clients.
Now, I do have my own rates, and good clients who pay me a good rate for my work. It's just that thinking back to the days when I get started, it just hurts me. I wonder how many new photographers or aspiring videographers have to go through that.
Just a quick summary on that article. If you are serious, go read every word in that article and apply it!
1. Do your homework
You have to know who you are selling to. In the article, they talk about corporate c-suite clients. For my job, usually they are wedding couples, or events organizers. They have their own concerns too. So it is good to find out more about their background, their needs, their desire. This make your job a lot easier later on.
2. Respect and Honour their time
This is really important, especially for people who values time – which applies to most clients. When you present your videography works, be short and sweet and straight to the point. Find out what they like, and present your work which best interest them. Don't have to show all 100 videos you've taken before. Set parameters for discussion. And don't beat around the bush when it comes to pricing too.
3. Don't be a wuss!
Wow. I really hope I learned this back when I first started. I was afraid of stating the price upfront. I was going around in circles, telling myself I'm not worth the price, telling myself I should charge lower, if not competitors will steal this job… many many other objections I created myself. You must be confident of your skills, and the results you can deliver. State your price confidently!
ok! If you want more, go read that article a few times.
If you want to learn how to present yourself better, so you're more confident in selling, so you can charge higher fees (or at least the fees you're worth), go and follow Benjamin loh's blog. You can check out his presentation skills training too.


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Well, here I am writing my first blog post. Honestly? I never thought I would have a blog. Who would want to know about boring old me? But as the saying goes..never say never. :) This will be my sewing & quilting blog.
I've had many hobbies in my time. For a while I made pottery but tendinitis & carpal tunnel ended that. So I focused more on needlework. Learned a lot of new techniques...made many wonderful friends...spent a fortune on stash (oh, yeah)...created many beautiful pieces...won a few awards at the local county fair. But once again, tendinitis reared it's ugly head and when my aging eyes started to rebel I knew my stitching days were numbered. So a couple of years ago I started to look toward quilting. My grandmother taught me to sew when I was a young child and in my teenage years I made most of my clothes. That came to an abrupt end once I hit college and I didn't sew another thing for 30 years. I didn't even own a sewing machine! In 2007/2008 I had a lot of work done on my house and one of the end results was a fabulous sewing/craft/junk room. Then in the summer of 2008 I took my first quilting class. I was hooked!!!
It's hard to describe what quilting has become for me. When I was making pottery, I made some nice pieces but nothing to brag about. I really wasn't very good at it. I am good at needlework but while I might change the fabric or an occasional thread, I have zero needlework design talent and have to follow a pattern. But the quilting world is an entirely different subject. I absolutely LOVE playing with color and fabric. There is so much freedom! Walking into my sewing room automatically brings a smile to my face. How I wish I had discovered this world earlier. Why didn't anyone tell me about it? Of course with my preference for bright colors that might have been self defense. LOL
If you have read this far, well I thank you. Hope I can keep it interesting. I think I will try to start from the beginning and go forward because this really has been a journey. The picture at the beginning of this post is from my first quilting class. I am happy to say my technique has improved vastly. More to come!

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Clear Intention
It's not just intention that counts, it's CLEAR intention. There is a huge difference and a very important one to me. It's the subtle casualty of intention and how that subtlety can be what ends up pulling the rug out from under your feet. "I intend to get a new job, I intend to move, I intend to get married to the man of my dreams." All this wonderful intention, right?!?!?!
Wrong. At least from my perspective.
What's missing so much of the time is the clarity part of the intention. And lordy, lordy, please don't go to the "how to" stuff here. That is not what I mean. It's the details babe, the glorious, and delicious details of what is being intended.
I am confident that this audience has its share of smart people and we smarties can get stuck in the "how to", because it has worked so well for us here in the lovely Earth walk thing we are doing. And I digress. So, please understand you do not have to know how to get your Point B. It really is none of your concern. Your concern is with clear intention. The "how to" part belongs to the superconcious.
This is where I (and you) can tap into the good stuff. Our creativity lives in the subconscious realm. I feel like that's where all the clarity comes from in the form of those details I mentioned. So, if you want something to do, how about tap into your creativity? How about letting your thoughts take a joy ride?
This means getting specific, even writing down the specific details of what you desire. Exactly how much money do you want to attract and in exactly how much time? Not what you "think" you can create, yet what you truly want. No time should be wasted on "what I think is possible" stuff. This is about dreaming about what is desired specifically.
Write down a list or a paragraph or more of what your Point B looks like; what kind of car are you driving, how do you look, what types of charities are you participating in, how many people are you managing or hiring, what does your bank statement look like? Add all the little details that are important to you. Nobody else has to get it.
This is how to prevent from having your rug pulled out from under you. By discovering and honing in on all of the specifics, you are setting yourself up for a win.
The other thing I do, and advise my clients, to do is visioning. This may take more practice and that's just fine. This is the Screen Of The Mind exercise done in the Basic Seminar. The more the technique is done, the easier it is to do. All the tools are right there for you to gain access to the clarity part of the intention that is critical in manifesting your perfect end result. Available to you are your black and brightly lit white screens, your workshop, your assistants, and all of their creativity and ideas.
Use these tools. Get clear. Have the results you actually want.
Clear intention works.
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Jam Filled Cookies
5 Cups flour
1 Cup sugar
2 Cups butter, cold
4 large egg yolks
2 large eggs
1 Tbs. vanilla extract
1/2 Cup your favorite flavored jam
Pre-Heat oven to 350 degrees. Stir together flour and sugar in large bowl. Cut
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Tue, 21 June 2016
We were running down a dream on today's episode, talking to Westword music editor Katie Moulton about her absolute obsession, Tom Petty. Alone, with the Heartbreakers, with Mudcrutch, she loves every version. Join us as we talk about why Tom Petty is one the the most underrated American musicians, and why he probably likes it that way.
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Tue, 14 June 2016
Nate Valdez and Eric Riley of IN THE WHALE didn't realize when they asked to talk about Nu Metal that they contained vast oceans of knowledge about Korn, Limp Bizkit, System Of A Down, Orgy, Slipknot, Puddle Of Mudd, P.O.D., Linkin Park, Incubus, Godsmack, Kid Rock etc, etc, etc. In the late 90s/early 2000s, you could not escape the juggernaut of mostly white dudes combining rock and rap. A genre that should have been created by a corporate cigar chewing guy, but is as of The People as backwards caps and Jnco jeans. Bawitdaba da bang a dang diggy diggy diggy said the boogy said up jump the boogy, indeed.
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We're back at it again, brother! Nathan Lund started the Wrestling train running in episode 31, but we added rocket fuel via Brett Davis of The Special Without Brett Davis, Wednesdays at 11pm EST on New York public access and at http://brettdavis.tumblr.com/. Brett stopped by with Steve Whalen to talk Ultimate Warrior, The Vaudvillans, and lots and lots of other fantastic wrestling characters, past, present and future. Join us in the squared circle, won't you?
Direct download: These_Things_Matter_Episode_205.mp3
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Tue, 31 May 2016
We sat down with the legendary authority on Denver music, Tom Murphy, to talk about his obsession - Denver music. Bands that were, bands that are, bands that are yet to come? DIY for your nerve!
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Tue, 24 May 2016
"That John Denver's full of shit, man."
Ain't it the truth, Lloyd Christmas. We hear yah. And so does our guest, comedian Whitmer Thomas. Join us as we discuss all things Carrey. A figure of renown amongst children in 1994. Did you quote Ace Ventura, The Mask and Dumb and Dumber constantly? Did you cry your eyes out at Eternal Sunshine? Of course you did! Follow us, and LEMMIESHOWYAHSOMETHIN on today's episode.
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Tue, 17 May 2016
Sometimes we do episodes where we cannot stop talking about the subject due to the absolute obsession of our guest. And then sometimes we do episodes where we talk about all sorts of things including the subject. This is one of those. Drum machines, the 80s in general, dream pop, synthesizers, Joy Division, even U2! When you get Oko Tygra drummer Neil Robertson talking, you go all over the place. Listen in, won't you?
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Tue, 10 May 2016
This may be our least on-topic episode yet, which is saying a lot. Join us as we ostensibly talk to Seth and Spencer Stone of The Dirty Few about Britney Spears, but then they don't really care and would rather talk about Mountain Dew, but then they have 6 beers each, but then... oh, just listen.
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We've done it! We've made (a little over) 200 episodes! How'boutthat?! Listen in as we reminisce with a fabulous clip show!Featuring:
Ep 146 - The Breeders w/ Hutch Harris
Thanks to all our listeners, thanks to all our guests, thankstoeveryone who's ever spared a thought for our little show. Loveyouguys.
Direct download: TTMP_Ep200.mp3
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Holy cow, you guys. Thanks to our pals Oliver Howard and Devon Torrey Bryant we are able to bring to you a live recording of our Fourth Anniversary show!! We reunited the Supergroup, which features Chella Negro (Chella & The Charm), Leighton Peterson (Safe Boating is No Accident), Justin Couch (Quantum Creep), Fez Garcia (Tjutjuna), Nathan D Brazil (Salads and Sunbeams), and Nathan Wright (The Kevin Costner Suicide Pact) PLUS bonus musicians Mike Ditto on keys, and Abi McGaha Miller on sax!
Each band member chose a Bowie song to cover and we chatted about it and played it!
Thanks to Syntax Physic Opera for having us and thanks to everyone who came out to watch!
This ep is a little larger than most - we wanted to give you a great sounding concert, so we hope you don't mind if it takes a little while longer than usual to download.
Four years. That's pretty freaky Bowie.
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Tue, 19 April 2016
These Things Matter was delighted when our pals at Buntport Theater asked us to chat with them about Greek Mythology - the through-line of their current theatrical season. We talked to Hannah Duggan, Brian Colonna, Erin Rollman, Erik Edborg, and Samantha Schmitz about myths, mortals and monsters, and perhaps a little Bill and Ted's Exellent adventure thrown in for good measure. Be sure to check out their new season at www.buntport.com!
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Along with Sask Sport, we have established a Trust Fund on behalf of our Wascana Archery Club Development Project. This will allow us to provide charitable donation tax receipts for donations of cash, or fair market value goods to the club. We can directly use these charitable donations for furnishing and maintaining the club facilities.
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Fiji is fast becoming a popular host for private island, hotels and resort development. The country's return to political stability after the 2014 elections has led to increase in investor confidence and investments. Fiji consists of over 320 islands many of which are not inhabited. The main island Vitu Levu contains the capital Suva in the east and Nadi (pronounced "Nandi") on the west coast. Nadi is the location of the international airport.. Most of Fiji's islands are volcanic but none of Fiji's volcanoes are presently active .If all of Fiji's islands were counted, they would easily number in the thousands. Only 106 of Fiji's islands are inhabited; some of these are available for private purchase.
How do I get to Fiji? Fiji Airways, the national airline offers nonstop flights from the US, Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong into Fiji's International Airport situated in Nadi on the main island of Viti Levu. There are daily connecting flights to Vanua Levu, the other big island in Fiji. What languages are spoken in Fiji? English is widely spoken and understood by most. English is the official language and national indigenous language Fijian is spoken in several dialects. Hindi is spoken as well. What is the cost of living in Fiji? The cost of living is relatively low. Fresh vegetables are readily available. How safe is living in Fiji? Fijians are generally welcoming and friendly and Fiji is considered a very safe place to live, recently rated as the one of the safest locations in world in the event of world war or economic collapse!


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Since a few weeks i'm having a section of less contrast on my LCD-screen.
You can only see it with a dark background, it is like there is some moisture under my screen, but this should not stay there for a long time if it really was moisture.
It is on the same place where the Apple-logo stands at the back of the screen. Actually around the place where the Apple-logo stands.
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Everest base camp trek reviews Mountain Sherpa Admin on 28th Apr, 2016
Everest base camp trek reviews
Recently one of our respected clients from Spain did 15 days Everest base camp trek from April 12, 2016, to April 25, 2016, with our expert Sherpa guide.His trek to Everest base camp was lead by one of our expert local Sherpa guide Lhakpa Sonam Sherpa. His trek was 100% successful and he was very pleased with our guide & company arrangements.Thus, he posted reviews regarding his success of Everest base camp trek with us. We want to share this Everest base camp trek reviews and few nice images. We hope that this Everest base camp trek reviews would be helpful for future trekkers to choose a good local Sherpa Company.
We really appreciate this Everest base camp trek reviews. We Mountain Sherpa trekking family would like thank to Mr. Diego Fernandez for taking the time to write this reviews. We would like to share his experience and few of the images above that he has taken on this trek.Please read the reviews that he posted online as below:
"After spending 15 days in Everest Base Camp Trek, I have to congratulate Pasang and the team of Mountain Sherpa Trekking for their services.I was a solo traveler but Pasang took care of me in Kathmandu picking me up on my arrival, helping me with all the arrangements (change money, rent equipment) and taking care of me after my trip once I had to come back to the airport. Great Service!
Video of our happy Clients about Mountain Sherpa Trekking
Best of best was my climbing Sherpa/guide in Nepal (Lhakpa Sonam Sherpa). I totally recommend Lhakpa as a guide. Not only he is always focused on the wellness of his client, he knows everybody and everything in the region so he is always happy to share his experiences and advice the best for the trip.
I recommend this trip to anyone, it is a fantastic adventure and if organized by right people (like Mountain Sherpa Trekking) it is not as difficult as it looks even for those traveling alone".
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After Harvey Weinstein's silent French import, "The Artist," won Best Picture at the Oscars, the country's president, Nicolas Sarkozy, said Friday that Weinstein would receive the 2012 Légion d'Honneur in recognition of his contributions to cinema. The Francophile film honcho had just unveiled his latest find, "The Intouchables," to open Lincoln Center's annual Rendez-Vous with French Cinema festival at Alice Tully Hall on Thursday. An after-party at the Alliance Francaise drew directors Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano, as well as Gina Gershon, Archie Panjabi, Rachel Roy and James Lipton. The film will arrive in theaters in New York and LA in May.
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"Tauern Kaprun SPA World"
The construction of the site in Kaprun have so far moved 55,000 cubic meters of excavation (which is about the excavation of 65 single-family homes), 45,000 metres drilled holes, 25,000 cubic meters of concrete used and 120 km cables installed.
The construction of Spa-world-kaprun has so far involved the removal of 55,000 cubic meters of excavation, which is the equivalent of 65 single family homes, 45,000 metres of holes have been drilled, 25,000 cubic meters of concrete laid, and over 120 KM of cables laid.
With the "Decking out Ceremony" it marks the half way stage of the construction process, with the spa due to be completed by December 2010. A 4* luxury hotel is also being constructed adjacent to the wellness and spa complex.
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I don't think I've mentioned that a bunch of my landscape quilts inspired by my time living in Germany will be part of a group show in Prescott, Arizona. Why the Prescott College Art Gallery at Sam Hill Warehouse? Primarily because my sister is a teacher at the college and has been for the last decade or so. I feel like I have a teensy tiny connection to the place.
Also in the show are Jane Waggoner Deschner, Patricia Gould, Betty Busby, and Marjorie Durko Puryear. I can't wait to see everyone's work in person. I will be at the artist's reception on May 27th, and then my sister and I pack up all the kids for a western adventure.


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Security officers at the Air Cargo Department in Kuwait International Airport arrested an Indian for attempting to smuggle marijuana through a parcel registered as homemade food ingredients. According to security sources, the officers stationed at the department suspected the parcel, prompting them to wait for the recipient to collect it.
This led to the suspect's arrest and he was referred to the concerned authorities together with the confiscated drugs. Meanwhile, the Ahmadi police have arrested an Indian for bootlegging and seized from him 62 bottles of locally-manufactured alcohol, reports Al-Rai daily.
The suspect was caught in Mahboula area. At the time of arrest the man was under the influence of alcohol. And, a Kuwaiti has filed a complaint with the Rawdah Police Station accusing an Asian of selling a porno film CD to his juvenile son, reports Al-Shahed daily. Police are looking for the Asian.
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text: By Pete Hall LONDON (Reuters) – With "Moneyball" baseball executive Billy Beane joining a consortium to acquire English soccer club Barnsley, supporters of the second-tier side may soon find themselves asking what is the philosophy and how successful has it been? Moneyball shot to attention in 2003 with Michael Lewis's book "Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game", telling the tale of Oakland Athletics baseball team and their incredible success against the odds, spearheaded by general manager Beane, before becoming the inspiration for the 2011 film starring Brad Pitt. Beane took on a failing team on a limited budget to an American League record of 20 consecutive wins, on the way to finishing top of the American League West in 2002. Beane's idea revolves around the use of data in the recruitment process to assess a player's value. Players who had been previously overlooked, but showed impressive statistics, were given another chance to huge success. The idea has been transferred to football with a wealth of data available to soccer clubs. Liverpool, whose owner John W. Henry, of Fenway Sports Group, is a big fan of Moneyball and Beane, have used data-based recruitment techniques to mixed success. Former director of football Damien Comolli was charged with implementing the strategy in late 2010, and soon had sold Spanish striker Fernando Torres to Chelsea for a then British record of 50 million pounds . Comolli then brought in two players with the money: Uruguayan attacker Luis Suarez and English striker Andy Carroll. "For Luis, I looked at the stats over the last three years, notably the number of games played – we turn enormously toward players who don't get injured." Comolli said in 2011. "We also took into account the number of assists, his performances against the big teams, against the smaller clubs, in the European Cup, the difference between goals scored at home and away."DANISHSUCCESS English second tier side Brentford are another who have experimented with data-driven recruitment. The Championship club reached the playoff semi-finals in 2015, however it had been announced earlier that year that manager Mark Warburton would be leaving his position at the end of the season. Warburton had fallen out with owner Matthew Benham, who favoured the use of data. Benham also owns a betting company that produces football statistics. "He (Benham) wants recruitment to be based more on mathematical modelling and statistics allied to normal scouting methods," Warburton said shortly after his departure. "For me, I have a different philosophy." Benham also owns FC Midtjylland in Denmark, a team only founded in 1999. Since taking a controlling interest in 2014, Benham's data techniques have been implemented to great success. "We think we've got some tools that will make us evaluate teams and players much more accurately with data rather than the human eye," then-chairman Rasmus Ankersen said in 2015. Midtjylland stormed to the 2014/15 Danish title. Barnsley may not become Premier League champions, but Beane's ideas may just give them a better chance. (Reporting by Pete Hall; Editing by Christian Radnedge)


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Author and journalist Peter Godwin returned to his home country of Zimbabwe to bid a bitter farewell – at long last – to the dictator Robert Mugabe. Instead, as he tells in his new book "The Fear," Godwin watched a crumbling African country reach new depths of violence and tragedy after the 2008 election, all beyond the vision of forbidden foreign journalists.
I found "The Fear" to be both immensely readable and overwhelmingly sad. Monitor reviewer Tracey Samuelson refers to Godwin's "heartbreaking journey of witnessing," saying "it becomes the reader's burden as well."
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For his part, Godwin refuses to accept the idea that Zimbabwe is a place without hope. In an interview he did with me this week, Godwin ponders the helplessness of victims of violence, recalls a US ambassador's breathtaking moment of decision, and looks forward to a better future for a place with a horrific present.
Q. You visit hospitals and talk to many victims of the Mugabe regime's political violence who had no way to fight back against gangs of men. This is in sharp contrast to, say, Libya, where rebels at least have some weapons. Do you think of the Zimbabwe victims as helpless?
Rather than the word "helpless," I might choose the word "vulnerable." They tried to make their voices heard and were very exposed and vulnerable. They couldn't fight back and didn't fight back. They didn't have weapons.
These are such important voices: they sort of shame us in a way, these people across the social, economic, and education spectrum. These are people who are sacrificing, ordinary people putting their heads above the political parapet for the first time. Many of them are not die-hard political activists for years and years. They're just ordinary folks who said it was enough.
Right from the beginning, they've made it clear that they are peaceful. They take pages from Gandhi and Martin Luther King. They've pretty much stayed to that, but when Mugabe turns on them and unleashes this furious violence, they are very vulnerable.
That seems to make them less deserving of international help. The message these Zimbabweans take away is that if you want the rest of the world to come to your aid, you have to start a civil war.
Q. Is there anything uplifting to be found in your book, which describes a devastated country?
When I went to Zimbabwe in 2008 and again in 2009, the people I met and their stories were so compelling that I actually find that I came away inspired. Once I'd spoken to those people, it never occurred to me not to write a book. I have to do everything to amplify their voices.
I felt it was a really important story, and one that really transcends the particulars. It's not just a little story about a little country in Central Africa. It's more than that: it's a story about the human condition, a really compelling story with an astonishing trajectory.
Zimbabwe was held out generally as the great hope for Africa. It was always cited as an example of Africa working, with the highest literacy rates and one of the highest GDPs. It worked: this was Africa at its best. Then it became Africa at its worst in an incredibly short time, really in 10 years.
It just beggared belief. It feels like something out of King Lear: you have this one person, Robert Mugabe, who becomes this icon and then refuses to go and would rather pull the pillars of the temple down on everyone's head than leave.
Q. At one point in the book, you wonder whether whites in Zimbabwe – who now make up a tiny portion of the population – should just leave.
In a moment of weakness, I said maybe the best thing for whites to do is get out of the way. But the people I was with, who were mostly black Zimbabweans, turned on me and said that's not the way it is.
For the last 10 years, the opposition has been fully multiracial. You have a kind of bonding across races, everybody being in the trenches together.
Q. The whites aren't universally popular, however.
Every time anyone sees a white face among the opposition, that gives grist to the mill among Mugabe's people. They accuse the opposition of being with the imperialists. We provide Mugabe with cheap propaganda points.
[Spoiler alert: If you plan to read "The Fear," skip this next section since it gives away a dramatic moment in the book.]
Q. You write about how you watched as Jim McGee, America's ambassador to Zimbabwe at the time, stood up to Mugabe's police forces and even dared them to shoot him. This happened while they tried to detain him and other diplomats during a tour of Zimbabwe areas hit by political violence. Was McGee – an African-American and veteran of the Air Force during the Vietnam War era – courageous or foolish or both?
That's the mold [McGee] is cast in: he's not a guy to shrink back. We'd spent the day talking to torture victims, and then when you first get sight of the people who are responsible for it, you've got this pent-up anger on behalf of all these victims.
In a sense, it may have been a little thing, but it was totemic and important. He's got diplomatic immunity, and he's the American ambassador. He was in danger. You never know, a junior soldier could have just shot him.
Jim knew that, but he was definitely pushing the envelope quite deliberately. At that point, we all felt hopeless. There was next to no media coverage about what was going on, and we were exasperated and frustrated and angry and feeling kind of powerless.
Q. Where do you see hope in Zimbabwe's situation?
The Zimbabweans have proven to be an amazing example of not giving up. The hope is in the pages of the book, in the people you meet. All the people want is free and fair elections. If democracy is restored, they can rehabilitate it amazingly quickly. The place has got such potential, and there are still institutional memories of how things work.
You realize that Zimbabwe doesn't need someone to come in and nation-build. It's got a nation. It just needs to express itself.
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If you guys follow my YouTube channel (GirlMetBlush) you probably already know that I have never actually tried a Sigma brush. It's mind boggling I know, but I always saw influencers from the US rave about them, and I knew that it wasn't something I could find in store in Halifax, so I never pushed to get them in my hands. Sigma was founded in 2009 and if you follow the makeup world in the least, you have definitely heard of them! (Seriously, if I had a dollar for everytime I heard someone say F80 (referring to one of their most popular face brushes) I would be rich. But sometimes when everybody is talking about something, there is good reason. And recently I was given the opportunity to try my first Sigma brush out courtesy of www.nailpolishcanada.com
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I wanted to put a picture down of this brush next to my favourite crease brush. The Lancome 17 has always been my soft spot for blending. Its something that I use daily for transition colours in the crease, or to go over an entire eye look. It is definitely more fluffy, which is why I welcomed the more tapered shape of the Sigma brush in my collection.
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By controlling the IGBT power devices using SVM instead of the more usual carrier based pulse width modulation (PWM), users can run servo motors at typically 15% higher speeds with reduced switching losses and harmonics - which can translate directly into greater machine throughput.
SSI feedback can provide a similar boost to performance, by providing high resolution absolute positional data on every servo loop, enabling tighter control of velocity and positioning.
This allows the low cost servo drive to be used in the highest precision applications, such as precision profiling or PCB assembly for example.
The MicroFlex servo drive also supports trapezoidal commutation, in addition to the usual sinusoidal commutation, allowing OEMs to reduce hardware costs even further by employing an encoderless motor control loop.
Baldor MicroFlex brushless ac servo drives are available in three power ratings of 3, 6 and 9A - with 200% peak current capability.
They will run from single or three phase supplies from 115 to 230V ac, making it possible to fit one standard motion control system into machinery for international markets.
MicroFlex products may be configured as either a torque or velocity reference using the standard ±10V input command signal.
For closed loop feedback packages, encoder, SSI or Hall sensors are supported. A step and direction interface is also supplied, making MicroFlex an ideal upgrade or replacement for stepper-based packages.
MicroFlex is a fully protected unit, and includes encoder loss detection, overcurrent, overvoltage, and overtemperature protection. With the addition of an external dumping resistor, regenerative braking energy can be dissipated.
Drives are configured for applications using Baldor's Windows software environment, Mint WorkBench. The same tool is used across Baldor's range of servo controls, intelligent drives and motion controllers, providing OEMs who build a range of machines with a familiar configuration environment supported by a choice of hardware with common features.
Mint WorkBench includes a sophisticated autotuning tool to help users install MicroFlex rapidly and efficiently.
Baldor offers a comprehensive range of complementary products for MicroFlex, including NextMove motion controllers in either PCB or boxed forms, and rotary brushless servo motors and linear motors.


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Card-carrying Red Sox fan Bill de Blasio was booed twice while throwing the first pitch during a Mets game today. The mayor, who has become increasingly unpopular thanks to far-left education and tax policies, took the booing in stride while pitching.
The New York Post reports that fans booed the mayor twice, once for every time the announcer spoke his name into the microphone. De Blasio, clad in a Mets cap and jersey, was "loudly booed" upon entering and exciting the field.
The newspaper interviewed several fans who came to Citi Field to enjoy a politics-free day of baseball, some with their children, only to be reminded by the mayor's presence of his wildly unpopular political proposals, including his decision to rescind permission to use public property to three charter schools. One "booing fan" explained that she was "not a fan of his," particularly his education policy, and demanded that the mayor "get rid of Common Core." De Blasio lost a major battle with Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo this weekend and the governor rendered his plan to raise taxes on New York City's wealthy obsolete by providing the city funds for de Blasio's much sought after universal pre-Kindergarten program.
Another baseball enthusiast generously commented that, at least, de Blasio "threw the ball nice, though." Meanwhile, CBS2 reports that the mayor was "largely booed" but also received "mild cheers," though footage makes that claim debatable. According to the New York Daily News, de Blasio himself said that he was not expecting any particular reaction from the audience: "I think everyone's going to be too cold to respond."
Mayor de Blasio has had a very rough first few months on the job, with two separate instances of parental outrage: one at his decision to open schools during a blizzard and the second at his decision to not approve the three Success Academy charter schools Mayor Michael Bloomberg had already given a green light to.
The first polls from the de Blasio administration are also not promising. According to the first poll, from Marist University, 57% of New Yorkers thought de Blasio was doing a less than "good" job as mayor, while only 10% believed he was doing an "excellent" job. A Quinnipiac poll found the same trend–de Blasio's approval ratings had dropped eight points since taking office in January.
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I didn't get a chance to be part of this month's challenge, but there were so many great projects, that I still wanted to share it today!
Some of my favs were:
1. from My Paper Craze. She made summer activity mason jars and decorated around them and mounted them on the wall. PLUS, I love the quote she added with it all as well. Check it out here.
2. Another favorite was some cute little spring craft boxes great for little gifts and thank yous from Gingersnapcrafts found here. Love! She has a tutorial to make them too!
3. And then the paper wedding roses I loved from Please Excuse my Craftermath here!!! You could use them for so many other things to decorate too! So pretty and fun and a great tutorial as well.
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Michelin and planes: one hundred years of passion
In 1916 planes took off from paved runways for the first time. It happened in Aulnat, the current site of Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne airport. Today, we are celebrating 100 years of a landmark in Michelin's history, testimony to the pioneering passion of its founders, André and Edouard, for aviation.
1st air strip with a hard surface : airport of Clermont-Ferrand - 1916
Michelin's involvement in the conquest of the skies dates back to the beginning of last century. In 1908, Edouard and André set up the Aviation Grand Prize to encourage development of a technology they believed to be vital. From 1914, the company offered its services to the French government, designing and building several hundred planes. In 1916, it purchased land in Aulnat a few kilometres from Clermont-Ferrand, where a flying school, hangars and the first paved runway in the world were built.
For pilots, taking off from beaten earth runways was difficult, particularly in the rain. The wheels would spray mud on the propellers which then impeded their function. Various solutions like adding a mudguard were tested without much success. Edouard Michelin had the idea to build a concrete runway 400 metres long and 20 metres wide. The Aulnat runway became the world's first real aviation runway.
This passion continues to this day. The Michelin group continues to mobilise its innovations for the benefit of aviation. The latest is the NZG tire (Near Zero Growth), the first radial tyre designed for jumbo jets.
Taking off of a MICHELIN Bréguet on the hard surface track of Aulnat (1916) - Statue of a Bréguet IV Aulnat airport (2016)
Until 31st August, the Michelin Adventure is hosting a special exhibition dedicated to Michelin and aviation.
Michelin Adventure website : www.laventuremichelin.com


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Here we are again. Another week, another beautiful round brown ass to worship. Sandy has got these huge round titties with hard nipples that scream to be sucked. But the real deal is that bubble butt ass of hers. WOW is all I have to say. I love pulling out the baby oil and making the brown round ass of hers shine in the sun. AMAZING. After a long round of ass worship, Sandy went on in and was met by Gino. Boy, did he fuck that pussy of hers like no one else can. Her ass cheeks bouncing on a big hard cock
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I was all set to write a super fascinating, amazingly motivational post that would rally thunderous applause and make you all want to go out and change the world. I wanted to be inspiring, and interesting, and all of that stuff.
But then I babysat until late last night, and I spent all morning at a swim meet… And now I'm exhausted. I can't find the energy (or the heart, to be honest – I don't feel so great) to write a good post.
Luckily for you guys, I spoke to my friend Emma over the week. She's an amazing photographer. She's seriously going places. She sent me her portfolio, and I've picked my top ten favorites out of all the ones she sent me to share with you guys.
Okay, this is my favorite one. I love how the turquoise wall really brings out the turquoise paint, and it makes the girl's eye color really pop, too. I love it.
The rest of these are in no particular order, and since I can't find it in me to be interesting today, I'm just going to sit back and let the pictures do the talking. (After all, they are worth a thousand words.)
That's all for today. 🙂 Hope you enjoyed the photos – make sure you thank Emma in the comments for making this otherwise boring post spectacular.
Oh, and just so you guys know: Ash Wednesday is this week, and I'm giving up the internet for Lent. I have a lot of trouble focusing on my schoolwork and I don't get a lot done because I'm constantly goofing around online. I'm hoping I'll be able to break my habit by giving it up for Lent. What I'm trying to say is this: I won't be able to post on Wednesdays like I usually do, but I will try and post on Sundays, which is the one day of the week when we're allowed to have what we've given up.
Have a great week! Thanks for reading.


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ORONO, Maine, August 20, 2009 – State Representative Emily Ann Cain, Director of Parks & Recreation with the town of Orono, Norman Poirier, University of Maine faculty and students joined U.S. Cellular today to celebrate the company's three-year sponsorship agreement with the University of Maine Athletics, making U.S. Cellular the university's official wireless provider. After the press conference, the University of Maine invited the community to Meet the Black Bears, an opportunity for local residents and children to meet the Black Bear coaching staff and student-athletes.
"There is such a rich tradition in college athletics that means a lot to the community, students, alumni, and the many fans across the state," said State Representative Emily Ann Cain. "The support of companies like U.S. Cellular helps to keep this tradition alive and well."
U.S. Cellular will sponsor the University of Maine's football, ice hockey, men's and women's basketball, baseball and softball teams beginning fall 2009.
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MarkeTrak is our tracking survey of the hearing-impaired population and hearing aid market. It is usually conducted every 3-4 years to 80,000 households utilizing the National Family Opinion Panel. Listed below are the various surveys presented in chronological order.
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My very first grandchild arrived into the world on May 22nd He is a beautiful boy that we were able to see when he was just an hour old. I swear I could have swam faster than that ferry was sailing, on adrenalin alone, lol! The intention was only to stay overnight but I was asked to stay the whole week to help out. I felt so honored as there are 5 other grandparents. Oh yes I cooked and cleaned and held that baby boy everyday and got as much loving in as I could. Its a whole new kind of love being a grandparent. Now I am at home again and can't stop thinking about him.
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Aw Monika, you have been given a beautiful blessing with a Grandchild.
He couldn't have a better person that you for a Oma
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Island Oma! and on this side of the country your booted bantams have 6 baby chicks!
Thanks guys, it is pretty exciting. I am glad you ended up with some PBB chicks gubi, although 6 doesn't seem like enough. I was thinking about your hatch while I was away. I know that postage is ridiculously expensive but anytime you want more just let me know.
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Big congratulations Monika! What a lucky boy to have you!!
Oma, Grandchildren are the best!!
I have two that call me Mema! Wait till yours gets old enough to teach all the too!!!


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Although opinions are subjective, Grand Theft Auto V is a multi-year labor of extreme work and possibly even love, whereas the new Call of Duty game is part of a seemingly identical annual franchise that exists solely to milk money out of consumers without significantly advancing the gameplay at all.
Grand Theft Auto V is way better than Call of Duty: Ghosts. There is nothing that Call of Duty: Ghosts beats Grand Theft Auto V in except the graphics, If you want the proof, just take a look at the sales of both game and you will see how much better GTA V is.
Although the games can't really be compared, I feel that Grand Theft Auto V is far more superior of a game than Call of Duty: Ghosts. Firstly, we must define both games for this comparison: GTA V is a sandbox-style game with a large map that provides endless amounts of hours of gameplay; COD: Ghosts is a FPS shooter with a campaign for single player and co-op play and a large online multiplayer mode. GTA V is better simply because there's more hours of gameply and customizability than COD: Ghosts. Also, COD: Ghosts is not close to par with its previous franchises yet GTA V seems to be increasingly better than the last games of its franchise.
Call of Duty: Ghost is the same as every other call of duty. Its the same old thing game after game. Run around and kill things. However, Grand theft auto has a great story line on top of a great online feature. Call of Duty requires no skill. All you do is the same thing.
Even though I am yet to play Grand Theft Auto V, but have played COD: Ghosts, whether or not one of the game is better then the other really depends on the person and what game they prefer. These are both different kinds of games, which different gameplays, and stories.
Both GTA V and Call of Duty Ghosts are great games. If you have to compare them though GTA V will lose every time to Call of Duty. GTA V has some very fun elements you can't find anywhere else but the quality of game play does not compare to that of Call of Duty Ghosts.
No, Grand Theft Auto V is not better than Call of Duty: Ghosts, because Grand Theft Auto hasn't been good in a while. The sequel is never as good as the original. But Call of Duty: Ghosts is better than Grand Theft Auto V, because the ghost theme is better. Grand Theft Auto V is just a retread of prior Grand Theft Auto.