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I brought it up to Dan, who looked at me like he didnt believe it would actually happen, which only made me more determined to do it.
I didnt know how to swim, which was my first problem, and I had someone make the comment that I could never do a triathlon because of it, which again, only made me more determined.
So long story short, I put my heart and soul into training. Going into it, I thought it would be hard. It would suck, but I would make myself do it...what I had no way of knowing was that it would not be anything like that. I had no way of knowing that I would fall in love with it- that I would crave it- that it would become a big part of my life, and something I couldnt wait to do more of!
I competed in my first one when Jaxon was about 7 months old, and I won my division, which was a huge surprise to me. The season here ends early so I only got to do the one before the snow flew. The plan was that this year, I would move up fom sprint distance to Olympic distance ,and I would compete all season. But there was one more surprise- I was pregnant a couple of months later!
So here we are. This season, it has been hard to see my friends, the ones I train with, out there without me. But now I have my beautiful baby, which is even better :) My husband is doing a relay (the run portion) with a couple of my friends in the Spudman Triahlon, the first Olympic one I had planned. I wont be ready to do it since it's in a couple of weeks, but Ill be there cheering him on.
But all is not lost...I am really aiming to get in at least one this year. My most pressing goal would be to do Rush again, the one I did last year, but it's in a month, and my baby is 2 weeks old, so it all depends. Im also talking with Heather about traveling to Vegas in October to do Pumpkinman. That gives me enough time.
But what Im really excited about is that I feel GREAT and Im ready to start my training again, although Im sure Ill be starting off slowly. I'm saving running for a little further down the road due to the impact, but biking and swimming- Im all over that! And I can't wait! I truly hope that my body is as healed as it feels and that it doesn't tell me I have to back off and wait a bit longer. Im hoping to go for my first ride tonight. How I have missed my bike. My bike is my other child. It even sleeps in my closet- not in a garage or heaven forbid, outdoors. It deserves better than that.
Let's hope I can fit in my wetsuit :)
Anyway, so here are a few pics of my triathlon adventures last year, since Im feeling nostalgic (and no blog is complete without pictures). Those of you that have known me longer than that may have seen these before, but here they are again.
Ill be posting updates of my training and progress throughout the season. Here's to being back in the saddle again :)

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Dan Harmon Is Sorry for Insulting Season 4 of 'Community'
The Dan Harmon apology cycle continues. Shortly after the Community creator unleashed a series of insults on the fourth season of Community and Moses Port and David Guarascio, the showrunners that temporarily took his place, the Season 5 showrunner apologized for his negative words. (Just as we predicted he would.)
After labeling Season 4 "not [his] cup of tea," and calling it "an impression — an unflattering one" of his work, Harmon penned a blog post that claimed he was simply "indulging [his] petty feelings about being left out."
Community's Fans
Of course, Harmon wrote, he was not considering the feelings of Community fans, especially those who had his back after Sony gave him the boot following Season 3. "If my goal had been to hurt someone, it would never have been you," he wrote. "What I said was disrespectful to your love for this show, love that I sometimes erroneously equate with validation of me as a person. I am unwittingly and unfortunately infamous for the amount I care about your opinion."
Harmon continued, "To keep from hurting you, I'm going to try thinking about you before saying things into microphones. I'm usually okay at it when I'm talking to actual press, because there's a big visual reminder in the form of a cube on a mic or monkey in a diaper on the table. But when you're listening to Harmontown, or, worse yet, reading transcripts from Harmontown, you're catching me in unforgivably human moments."
Community's Season 4 Cast and Crew
So, about that portion of Harmon's podcast when he equated Season 4 to sexual assault... "Next I want to apologize to the people that did get paid to work on that season, but not enough: the cast and crew," Harmon wrote. "I get personal value out of being as honest as possible, but, honestly, how honest was what I said? It was dishonest to imply that something you worked on was as hard to watch as my family being assaulted."
Community's Writers
Harmon did concede during his podcast that taking on Season 4 was a tough feat, but, still, he regrets his unkind words. "You had to do something nobody should have to attempt, and you had the option of doing it the lazy way or the sellout way and you clearly did what you did because you were thinking of the fans," he wrote. "There was some amazing stuff in there. Funny jokes."
He continued, "Season 4 writers: Thank you and I'm sorry. As I went on to say in my podcast, the creatives are not the bad guys…I shouldn't be letting an inhuman system that doesn't care about humans enough turn humans against humans. Especially us. Don't tell anyone I said this but all writers are better people than all non-writers. Nobody read that unless you're a writer. I broke a code when I judged the work of writers with whom I wasn't in the same trenches. I'll suffer for it because I'll be looking for a job soon enough and nobody will want to work with Judgy McPsycho Van Crieswhenhetypes."
The Disabled
Yep, Harmon offended them too. "I think when I did my impression of Season 4's impression of me, I said "durpy durpy dur, I'm Dan Harmon," which I think I saw someone point out is language used to dehumanize the developmentally disabled, and that's not cool, I shouldn't have done that."
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ChallengeFormally called Home Living, client wanted to create a new retail brand, supported with sales marketing materials and e.commerce website for their cast iron radiator and roll top bath collection, of timeless, elegant designs mixed with extreme functionality.
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Seriously: what's it like to work for you?
Have you ever thought about that question?
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It's human nature to remain in the rut of our own mindset: our thoughts, ideas, concerns, to-do lists, plans for the weekend, and wondering what our boss is thinking about us. And none of us can ever escape a self-centric perspective on life. It's simply not possible to experience or even completely, 100%, understand someone else's viewpoint.
But if we get stuck there, we can forget that the people around us are individuals with their own perspectives.
You know how the managers and leaders you've encountered in your career have impacted you. Some of them frustrated you, some of them inspired you; some of them made you so discouraged or even angry that you went home and grouched at your family, some of them challenged you so effectively that you went home excited and even joyful.
As a leader, you impact people. Your leadership style affects their lives.
You have the option of being intentional about your impact and effect.
Are you frustrating them, or inspiring them?
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EU mobile data roaming charges abolished for holidaymakers
Huge telephone bills ruining your budget while on holiday in the EU will now be a thing of the past, thanks to The European Commission ending roaming charges across all EU countries as of today - June 15, 2017. This means you can call, text and more importantly, use your mobile data at no extra cost - as long as you don't exceed your plan - regardless of the EU country you're visiting.
With 37% of Brits incorrectly thinking there are already no charges for using their phone in other EU countries, this upcoming change is likely to be well received, says uSwitch.
Don't get caught out outside the EU
It is, however, important to remember that for many, roaming charges will still stand for countries outside of the EU, such as Switzerland and Turkey. Consumers should also keep in mind that, as announced by Chancellor Philip Hammond in March this year, roaming charges for countries outside of the EU will incur 20% VAT on top of normal network rates from August 1, 2017.
"With some providers such as roaming trailblazer Three already going over and above the June 15 legal requirements with their 'Feel at Home' tariffs or iD's recently announced tariff revisions, those providers looking to stand out would do well to embrace a strategic push into non-EU destinations teamed with a concerted effort to make roaming more affordable regardless of destination - both would serve as a seriously competitive move in an industry where differentiation is key," says Ernest Doku at uSwitch.
What happens after Brexit?
As for the impact Brexit might have on roaming, this is still unclear, though any plans to revert back to a world of roaming at an extra charge would likely be unpalatable for consumers, and so seems an unlikely manoeuvre.
"The challenge for those providers who might want to steal a march will be in their ability to remain flexible in handling any changes resulting from Brexit. It'll also come down to how quickly they can broker deals in other countries ahead of the rest. Either way, all signs point to worry-free global roaming becoming a new battleground - and potential point of confusion - amongst providers," says Ernest.
5 travel & mobile phone tips
- Before jetting off, check with your provider if you're covered by the new EU ruling or any roaming they offer as part of your tariff. Some providers will offer more than just the EU destinations so find out before you travel.
- If you face roaming charges for the destination you're visiting, it is good idea to plan ahead and consider a travel bolt-on that can help keep spend manageable. It's also good to know the cost of data and calls so you know how quickly you'll eat through your allowance.
- If the destination you're visiting won't see you roaming at no extra charge this summer, it is a good idea to download useful maps before you travel, reducing the temptation to turn on your roaming and potentially rack-up an eye watering bill.
- If you're a frequent traveller, it might be wise to consider a tariff that offers roaming at no additional cost across multiple destinations, including ones outside of the EU. For example, look out for Three's 'Feel at Home' tariffs that offer roaming at no extra charge in 60 destinations, Vodafone's 'Roam Free' tariffs that cover 50 destinations and for those with iD Mobile, all of their tariffs now including roaming at no extra cost in 50 destinations.
- Many of us will have a roaming cap that helps keep spend in check. Whatever you do, don't be tempted to remove the roaming cap which is designed to protect you from bill shock - once this is lifted, charges can easily rack up and you could face a sky-high bill.


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Welcome back to my series of how I apply Yoshinkan Aikido in Business.
Thanks for coming back!
I summarized Part I of this series with the thought that, "We should all remember that we need to stay focused on our goals, to keep learning and to keep practicing. We should also remember that we can and should learn from anyone and that we have something valuable within us that we can share with others." My instructors, my fellow Aikidoka and the dojos I have practiced in helped me form this idea over the last 30+ years.
Another thing I have learned from practicing Yoshinkan is how to handle failure.
The reason that I put forward the thought that Yoshinkan Aikido has helped me handle failure is because I fail every day on the mats. Since my very first class in 1984 I have been constantly failing. In my first class, I couldn't breakfall (fall down) properly and standing up with form, confidence and poise was impossible. The next class was worse because I was sore from the first class. But the people around me, my fellow Aikidoka, were inspiring. Some were really good at falling down and getting back up. Others were only a little better than me. It was easy to see the progression and that with practice, success can be found.
The thing about budo training is that it is a journey through life. Shugyo is a Japanese word that dates back to the Samurai and represents a way of living and improving oneself through both physical and mental training. The international instructors course that I survived in 1993-94, and then assisted with for several years following, was about Aikido Shugyo. Every day we were challenged both physically and mentally. We trained until we were exhausted and then we trained some more. We trained when we were injured and we trained when we were sick. If we could walk we trained. If we couldn't walk, we sat and watched (mitori geiko). We were taught techniques and asked to make them work on each other and we couldn't. It was frustrating and it was impossible. As a group, we failed every day and yet we kept coming back to do it again. We persevered.
It seems crazy and it was. While in the midst of it we didn't have the energy or the presence of mind to step back and think "what are we doing?!" We just learned how to keep going and we pushed ourselves until something happened. We became better. We couldn't see it ourselves, but those on the outside looking in could see it. Our techniques started working more and more. We could train for a 90 minute class without stopping or looking at the clock. We learned to accept every failure as a challenge to overcome. Every defeat became an opportunity to learn and we pushed forward as a group. We helped each other. We taught each other. We all were succeeding while we were failing. We were succeeding because we were failing but were refusing to give up. Instead, we worked together to improve and to succeed.
By this point, I am sure you can see the analogy with business. When we fail at Emissary, we know that we can improve. We make mistakes and we learn from them. When something doesn't work, we change it. We work as a team and accept failure and learn from it. We move from failure to success as a company and are the better for it.
This is a key point in the Emissary business culture. We don't give up and we always get better at what we do.
My final thought to share is that I've been lucky because I have been failing at Yoshinkan for over 30 years. I have been failing and improving at one thing for over 30 years! I know that success is a path built on failure because I have done it for a very long time. This is how Emissary continues to thrive.
I look forward to your comments and thoughts and to your joining me for Part III.
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Welcome back to my series of how I apply Yoshinkan Aikido in Business.
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Part I of this series was about focusing on goals.
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Many people know that I came to Japan in 1993 to participate in the 3rd International Yoshinkan Aikido Instructors Course. This intensive martial arts course is taught in conjunction with the Tokyo Riot Police and was later portrayed by Robert ...


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President Donald Trump speaks from the Oval Office of the White House as he gives a prime-time address about border security Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2018, in Washington. (Carlos Barria/Pool Photo via AP)
Wall or no wall? The partial U.S. government shutdown continues to wage on after significant back-and-fourth about president Donald Trump's border wall at the Mexican border. Negotiations continue on Thursday, the 19th day of the government shutdown, in another attempt to agree on the wall demands and reopen government.
Do you think the U.S. should build a border wall?
Here are the most recent developments in the U.S. government shutdown and border wall debate:
- On Wednesday, Trump said he has "absolute right" to declare a national emergency if a deal is not made to fund the border wall.
- In his Oval Office address to Americans on Tuesday night, Trump described the national security and humanitarian "crisis" that has been occurring at the southern border, identifying the illegal drug movement and criminal violence that happens at the border.
- In his speech, Trump said Democrats request the wall be a "steel barrier" instead of a concrete wall, a comment fact-checkers quickly identified as false. Democrats have been against a wall of any kind.
- The U.S. president also said the $5.7 billion in funds he has requested from Congress is in addition to "indirect" funding from the Mexican government through a revised North American Free Trade Agreement. But trade experts say American taxpayers will ultimately end up paying the entire bill.
- U.S. House speaker Nancy Pelosi and the Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer responded to Trump's statements saying the government shutdown has been full of "misinformation and even malice." They have also called for the U.S. president to reopen the government while border security discussions continue.
- In an interview with Fox News on Sunday, White House press secretary, Sarah Sanders, said "4,000 known or suspected terrorists" came into the U.S. illegally, with the southern border being "the most vulnerable point of entry." Host Chris Wallace corrected the press secretary, stating the statistic Sanders was referring to was related to individuals apprehended at airports, not the Mexican border.
- U.S. Vice President Mike Pence made a similar claim in an interview on Tuesday, stating "4,000 known or suspected terrorists were apprehended coming into the United States through various means."
- Democrats, who control the House, offered over $1 billion to fund "border security," without any allocation for this specific wall at the southern border.
- Over 800,000 government workers have been affected by the shutdown, with particular stress on U.S. air travel.
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10 American Women Making History in STEM Right Now
For Women's History Month, we thought we'd take a look at some of the talented ladies presently making history. With so many influential women in STEM, it was hard to narrow it down to just ten. This list is a snapshot of all the amazing contributions American women are making to science today.
Cameron Kashani is often referred to as the "Godmother of Silicon Beach." This American Iranian tech superstar has worked globally with more than seven hundred start-ups and founded three companies herself. The most recent of these start-ups is COACCEL, a unique, three-month program for entrepreneurs, executives, and politicians hoping to become more powerful, mindful leaders. In 2010, she co-founded Los Angeles's first coworking space, which produced start-up giants such as Uber LA and Instacart. On top of all that, she is also an expert speaker for the U.S. State Department and a single mother with twin boys.
"While I work with men and women, I am specifically passionate about working with women because I believe that if women embrace their own deeply rooted power, we can collectively shift the energy in business and ultimately create a harmonious environment for us all," she writes on her website. She adds: "Btw all I've ever done is fail. Which means all I do is grow."
In 2002, Gwynne Shotwell was four years into working for a small rocket company in California. Then while visiting an old coworker who had just joined a start-up called SpaceX, she walked past the desk of CEO Elon Musk. A mechanical engineer with a background in economics, she told Musk that it looked like he needed a new business developer. "It just popped out," she says, further confessing, "It was bad. I was very rude." But it was her assertiveness that caught Musk's eye and prompted him to call her later that same day, recruiting her to be his vice-president of business development. She is now president of SpaceX, leading sales, marketing, production, launch operations, legal affairs, and finance and answers only to Musk.
In a 2011 convocation speech at Northwestern University, her alma mater, Shotwell talked about how chance affected her career: "Dealing with random is hard for engineers," she said. "We want to find answers and create certainty." But she encouraged students to embrace chance and seize the opportunities presented to them, even if they seem far-fetched. Embracing this uncertainty and "just going for it" is how she got ahead.
As a social psychologist at Stanford University, Jennifer Eberhardt studies the relationship between racism and crime, especially the "extent to which racial imagery and judgments suffuse our culture and society, and in particular shape actions and outcomes within the domain of criminal justice." Eberhardt's work suggests that "the problems associated with race are ones we have created, and they are also ones we can solve." Harnessing the innovative spirit of nearby Silicon Valley, she is currently working to "combine social psychological insights with technology to improve outcomes in the criminal justice context and elsewhere."
Lynn Ann Conway is a computer scientist, electrical engineer, inventor, trans woman, and activist for the transgender community. She pioneered a number of innovations in the field of computer science, including the Mead & Conway revolution in VLSI design and generalized dynamic instruction handling. After being hired by IBM in 1964 to help build one of the first supercomputers, she faced severe workplace discrimination and was ultimately dismissed by the company after they learned of her attempted gender transition in 1968.
Since then, Conway has been an outspoken activist and role model for trans women in the sciences, especially with regard to equal employment and employment protection. In 2013 she successfully lobbied the Board of Directors of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) for transgender inclusion in the IEEE's Code of Ethics. With 425,000 members in 160 nations, the code affects the world's largest professional engineering society. She was named one of Time's "21 Transgender People Who Influenced American Culture" in 2014.
Carolyn Porco is a planetary scientist responsible for some of the most important imaging work on Earth and the solar system, including the Cassini mission around Saturn, the Voyager mission to the outer solar system, and the New Horizons mission to Pluto and the Kuiper Belt. She has coauthored more than 125 scientific papers and has become a frequent commentator on science, astronomy, planetary exploration, and the intersection of science and religion. She served as the consultant for Jodi Foster's character in the 1997 film Contact. Porco has received recognition through numerous awards and titles, including the Carl Sagan Medal and Time's 25 Most Influential People in Space.
Set to graduate from MIT in June 2018 with an undergraduate degree in aerospace engineering, 22-year-old Tiera Guinn is already working as a rocket structural design and analysis engineer at Boeing, specifically within NASA's Space Launch System program.
From her bio: "She has a strong interest in helping upcoming generations to realize and achieve their dreams. Tiera enjoys speaking to youth to not only encourage them to become more involved in STEM, but to reach their goals in any field they wish to pursue."
Laura Weidman Powers is the co-founder and CEO of Code2040, a nonprofit organization that creates pathways to educational, professional, and entrepreneurial success in technology for underrepresented minorities with a specific focus on Black and Latinx technologists. Code2040 aims to close the achievement, skills, and wealth gaps in the United States. Its goal is to ensure that by the year 2040—the start of the decade when people of color are expected to make up the majority the U.S. population—people of color are proportionally represented in the U.S. innovation economy as technologists, investors, thought leaders, and entrepreneurs.
In the 1990s, Dr. Ellen Ochoa became the first Hispanic woman to go to space. After earning an undergraduate degree in physics from San Diego State, she considered becoming a businesswoman or pursuing classical music. Instead, she ended up at Stanford studying engineering. Inspired by Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, Ochoa went on to log more than 978 hours away from Earth. She has garnered numerous awards for her leadership and work as a physicist, astronomer, and engineer and now serves as deputy director of the Johnson Space Center.
According to the Arthritis Foundation, nearly one million Americans undergo bone-related surgery each year. This means there's an urgently high demand for innovations in tissue engineering. As such, Nina Tandon is co-founder and CEO of EpiBone, the world's first company to grow living human bones for skeletal reconstruction. EpiBone could dramatically change the surgery and recovery process for people suffering from bone loss, injury, or congenital defects. A TED Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor of Electrical Engineering at Columbia University, Tandon specializes in electrical signaling in the context of tissue engineering. She previously worked in Italy as a Fulbright Scholar, developing an electronic nose to "smell" lung cancer. Fast Company named her one of the 100 Most Creative People in Business.
Our final entry is a tribute to the late mathematician and Fields Medal winner, Maryam Mirzahani. Born in Tehran and educated at Harvard, she became the first female and the first Iranian to win the prestigious award. Over the course of her career, Mirzakhani made important contributions to the dynamics and geometry of Riemann surfaces and their moduli spaces. In July 2017, Mirzakhani died of breast cancer at the age of forty, just three years after winning the Fields Medal. It was a tragedy to lose such a talented and influential female figure in STEM at the height of her career and at such a young age. She remains a lasting inspiration for female mathematicians worldwide.


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I had a lot of different "Irish" drinks over the weekend: Irish Eyes, Black and Tan's, Black and Blues, and Finnegans. Finnegans was by far the best session drink. Our fridge was extra full so we left the 12 pack of Finnegans outside during the day and then just had it sitting on the kitchen table for the evening. I found Finnegans to be much tastier as it warmed up a bit. I use this term probably too often, but I thought it tasted creamy. I wish I could say that I tasted the potato, but really it was just a nice light and crisp amber beer. I'll definitely be having another one today.
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Hospitals to Pay $250M to Settle Cardiac Claims
(CN) – Nearly 500 hospitals in 43 states will pay a total of $250 million to settle claims to implanted cardiac devices in Medicare patients in violation of coverage requirements, the U.S. Justice Department announced Friday.
The settlement by the 457 medical institutions related to a device that detects aberrant, life-threatening heart rhythms — fibrillations — and deliver a mild electric shock to return the recipients heartbeat to normal.
The problem, the Justice Department said, is that only certain patients, those with specific medical characteristics and risk factors, qualify to have the device, known as an implantable cardioverter defibrillator, implanted.
Each device costs about $25,000.
According to the Justice Department, Medicare guidelines instruct doctors not to implant the devices in patients who recently suffered a heart attack or had other procedures, such as heart bypass surgery.
In each case cited by the agency, the hospitals implanted the devices in patients within the Medicare-mandated waiting period. In the case of heart attack victims, the waiting period is 40 days. For those who have undergone a bypass operation or other cardiac surgery, the waiting period is 90 days.
The implantations, which occurred between 2003 and 2010, were brought to light by a federal whistleblower lawsuit brought by Leatrice Ford Richards, a cardiac nurse, and Thomas Schuhmann, a health care reimbursement consultant, under the False Claims Act.
They received more than $38 million from the settlement, the Justice Department said.


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I'm packing my bags.
Tomorrow I leave Australia to shoot some weddings overseas. Over the next 8 weeks I will shoot 8 weddings on three continents and travel almost three laps around the world. Had you told me 12 months ago I'd be here now, I would laugh out loud. But here I am. I'm very excited about the months to come, but also about the weddings I have ahead of me here in Australia later this year. Here are some shots from weddings that have appeared on the blog the first six months this year.
lookin' forward to it, man.
Good luck Jonas! Can't wait to see what you come back with and hear stories of what you experienced :)
safe travels! can't wait to see what you do in Colorado.
Oh look at that! A whole bunch of my favourite, favourite, favourite shots of yours all in one post! LOVE!!! What an amazing ride you're having Jonas. Such an inspiration! Enjoy the next 8 months, it sounds wonderful!
A rich collection of images.
You rock! Looking forward to what you come back with!
don't forget to pack a hankerchief, a comb, & your '7 days in RIO'.. safe travels buddy.. (and for Jac too)
ps.. & don't forget your iPad.. oh wait ;)
HOLY MOLY! please tell me at least one…or all…of these weddings have somesort of music detail associated. or a killer playlist. or an awesome band. or a rad dance party! i'd love to feature youuuuu!
omg i just love every single image! so wonderful!
you are so outlandishly talented…..
Good luck!
The one with the little girl running down the stairs to her grandpa(?) is one of my favorites!
Umm…inspiration overload! Safe travels!
I hope yoy will share some photos from your travels aswell as the weddings!
Very cool photography. I would love to see you shoot a wedding over here in England.
Sounds like a great summer..! Good luck!
These are totally drool-worthy images, Jonas. My eyes have feasted! :) Have a kick ass time traveling about!
Dammit, Jonas. I'd get married just to have you shoot my wedding. How sick is that?
Ow! I was thinking that weddings weren't the kind of photography I like, but yours are so inspiring and beautiful! I love your style! enjoy your trip!
Jonas, your work is jaw-dropping. Unbelievable. Don't know what else to say.
xx Shannon
Hold on a minute… you owe us some full weddings here.
Have a safe and joyful trip around the world! =)
this is awesome! the best i've seen for months. great!
greetings from germany!
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Awesome work! I can't resist coming back and having another sneek peek!
You are blessed to be able to do this with your life. I wish you a safe journey and can't wait to see what you create.
Good luck JP! Safe travels, happy shooting, & keep rockin buddy. Look forward to hearing & seeing more of your success.
Verkligen fina bilder Jonas. Du är mer än ett fullblodsproffs. Hoppas du får en trevlig resa, ska bli spännande att se bilderna. Kram.
Oh Jonas, I can't believe that this work is only from a 6 month span! What an artist you are.
Jonas, thank u for being awesome. You are a true inspiration.
Pretty spectacular. Remember to breathe.
Bon voyage, Jonas. Eagerly anticipating what you'll return with. And be sure to pick up some melatonin! m
It's been a fun ride following you this year. Quite remarkable.
I seriously love what you do :)
Love your work
good grief! I keep coming back for more.
In Spain we say: The truth is stranger than ficccion.Happy clicks, and happy experiences. Enjoy.
Best Regards
Someone needs to punch you in the awesome gland. Obviously yours is operating a little too well and it needs to be slown down. =P
Great stuff mate.
Keep on inspiring…
Awesome collection…. wow.
amazing work as always. such an inspiration.
Wow…your work is GORGEOUS. I just looked at your blog for the first time today, and I'm hooked. Absolutely stunning works of art. :)
really nice collection. photos are really amazing
Stop taking such awesome photos! *jealous*
Tomorrow I leave Australia to shoot some weddings overseas. lookin' forward to it, man.
Wow,vintage feel picture.I like it.Keep on inspiring.
Interesting blog!
Just gorgeous!
Lovely photos congz


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By Jacey & Dani, your founding sisters and a$$ kickers
Hey Janes!
Jacey and Dani here to kick off the holiday season by sharing some lessons we learned dancing with the Radio City Rockettes.
Surround yourself with strong ass women
As a precision dance team, you are only as strong as your weakest link. The same goes for the tribe you surround yourself with everyday. Find a team of women that are encouraging, honest, and give you the confidence to keep DOing.
Attention to detail
What distinguishes the Rockettes from other dance groups is the uniformity that comes from the attention to detail. Honing in on the small stuff can set up apart from the rest. We all know a little bit goes a long way and refining your attention to detail can give you that extra edge.
All that planning and shit stills goes wrong
Despite striving for perfection, the most memorable moments were the ones when things unexpectedly went wrong. Whether it was a shoe flying off during a kick line or part of the set getting stuck off stage, these moments are the ones we still talk about today. Embrace the imperfections life throws at you and roll with the unexpected cards you are handed.
Happy Holidays!
Jacey & Dani


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I am an interdisciplinary researcher using various mediums to explore the human condition. Currently I do so as a graduate student in the Interdisciplinary PhD in Aging Studies at Tulane University's School of Medicine.
Prior, I focused on post-conflict issues in Poland and Cambodia. My work in the regions began as a Fulbright Scholar (Poland, 2011-2012) and Rotary Peace Fellow (Thailand, 2014). I studied sociocultural anthropology at Columbia University (MA, 2013) and communications and history at Florida International University (BS, 2007).
I am always open to creative cooperation and conversation.


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All-new Echo Dot Smart Speaker
Perfect for an office desk or Small work Place where you just require Maybe the simplicity of stating the songs you would like to buy out loud is enough to convince clients to begin buying music again. Voice is one of our primary and most ordinary methods of communicating. Additionally, it's likely to utilize existing Alexa speakers so you are in a position to provide a surround-sound or multi-room audio experience. Let's take a great look at many of the essential players in the speaker market.
Like the iPhone, after you get an intelligent speaker, you start A smart speaker provides the user an interactive handsfree experience, it is triggered by a favorite word. So if you're trying to find something just a little bit more boomy, you might want to obtain a larger speaker. Be sure you don't place bright speakers on your kids' bedroom. The fact that they're constantly listening brings up a great deal of privacy issues, however, it is important to say that the records are sent to backend servers when the wake-up word was heard, and they're also sent over an encrypted connection. Quite simply, it is not completely a wireless bluetooth speaker.
Amazon Knows the way to benefit its programmers. Amazon is making it easier than ever to buy songs. Amazon made a good deal of software updates also, by way of instance, capacity to voice command web browsers, YouTube, etc.. It is really quite impressive that Amazon was able to get so much tremendous sound from such a tiny speaker.
Amazon is adding alternatives to Alexa each of the moment, so keep a look out For the newsletter, that includes owning an Echo it shows loads of new options all the moment. Amazon announces 70 percent more power in contrast with the previous generation.
The box but it also boasts a couple of powerful integrations. You'll remember that the unit is ready for a command whenever the outer ring in the best glows blue. Then remember, and make sure all your devices are on the exact same Wi-Fi network. The apparatus may have other vulnerabilities also, for example, it's been shown with the Bluetooth issues jointly called BlueBorne that it is possible for an attacker to take over a smart speaker if they are in range. Devices like the Roomba currently provide you with great price, so let us look at what Neato has to provide you with.
It's possible to navigate around the The organization has recognized that the device is not at par with the rest of the devices in the marketplace when it's to do with attributes. It is beneficial to look at other firms' Alexa advertising procedures. Right now, the enormous tech companies dominate the hardware for voice. Some customers complain that it is too bright. The vital thing is to deliver a product that is valuable to the audience when furthering the company's interests.
True Echo affordability starts with the puck-sized Dot. It's only That the price gets dangerously near the expense of the Echo, which triggers certain expectations. The expense of this gadget is around $150 from the usa. It's $130 in the Usa.
The growth in smart houses, Along with businesses wanting to enhance the consumer experience and advantage, are one of the important factors driving the development of smart speakers. Running down the middle of the speaker on a single side is a rubber strip filled with buttons and inputs. If a man or woman is at home in their own, or if they fall in the middle of the night free of means of getting to or using a telephone they could only ask Alexa to alert someone in their view. Amazon's family of Echo speakers are a couple of of the most famous gifts right now, so many people are activating their Echo units for the very first time.
The fascinating Part of experiencing a voice helper is that you Are able to have a dialog where you learn things you'd Have had to search online. Make the most of services online they would otherwise be cut off from. Digital assistants are rapidly turning into a Part of our lives.


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Austin is known for its food, and even more known for its burgers. These burger joints thrive on serving fresh burgers for locals and visitors alike. There are so many places to choose from, so it's hard to know which one is the better choice. Let us help you choose where to go the next time you are craving one of these delicious burgers.
Wholly Cow Burgers
This joint has some of the best burgers, and lets your rest assured that their product is produced by Local Grass-Fed Beef Burgers, Philly Cheesesteaks, Reuben's, Chili, and More! At their location, you can also find a Farmer's Market section along with a huge selection of Beers and Wins that are also locally made. You won't regret choosing Wholly Cow Burgers as your next stop for a burger.
Hopdoddy Burger Bar
This friendly and stylish environment offers a wonderful selection of fresh burgers made with all-natural real meat. They are served on fresh-baked buns with hand-cut fries that go great together. You can even take advantage of the craft beer offered from their bar. Come enjoy this amazing food at Hopdoddy Burger Bar that is mixed together with a hip environment that is sure to satisfy even the pickiest of restaurant goers.
The Burger Bar
This location is another supporter of local Texas farms, ranchers, and creameries. Their location has a great airy al fresco atmosphere, and it offers a wide selection of different kinds of burgers to try. Their most famous, the Big Mouth Burger, is topped with peppers, jalapeno jam, bacon, and zesty cheddar and is sure to leave you satisfied. The Burger Bar also offers delicious fries and milkshakes that are always fresh and locally made.
The Best Burgers Around
Be sure to try these delicious burger places found right here in Austin, Texas. Drive there in your Volkswagen and be sure to stop by Onion Creek Volkswagen for any vehicle needs or questions you may have.


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Lucy Lawless returns for battle in 'Spartacus'
PASADENA — Lucy Lawless used a lot of sweat and swordplay to become a female action hero in "Xena: Warrior Princess." She didn't mind the swords.
The sweat was a different matter.
"I always hated action," says Lawless, accenting the comment with a smile. "But with 'Xena' I didn't have any choice in the matter but to knuckle down and do it."
She sweated her way through countless action scenes for six years before turning to less physical — and more modern — roles in "Battlestar Galactica," "Two and a Half Men," "CSI: Miami" and "The L Word."
Lawless has returned to the genre that brought her so much fame to star in the new Starz series "Spartacus: Blood and Sand." It launches at 10 p.m. Friday.
The role certainly calls for as much sweat, but she won't be swinging a sword. The 41-year-old actress portrays Lucretia, who with her husband, Batiatus, owns the gladiator camp that produces Spartacus. Lucretia prefers a bedroom as her arena.
She almost passed on the role because she was content with less action-oriented projects."But the role is just a knockout. I'm so grateful to them for writing such brilliant women's relationships. A lot of intrigue. It's terribly deadly and very subtle," Lawless says.
"I felt like I still want to adventure on in life. But the universe always knows what's good for you, you know."
Besides, her husband is series executive producer Robert Tapert, who was also behind "Xena." She says he has been trying to make a serious project set in ancient Rome for years.The hour-long cable drama, shot in Lawless' native New Zealand, stars Andy Whitfield as the gladiator warrior hero Spartacus.
He's a soldier who is sold into slavery and then forced to train to do battle in the arena. Outside the blood pit are sexual contests and emotional battles that are just as brutal.
"Xena" is remembered for its action and comedy, but Lawless says none of that matters if the characters aren't three-dimensional, truthful and interesting enough to draw viewers back.
She finds her role in "Spartacus" interesting indeed, comparing the manipulative, scheming and sexually charged Lucretia to Shakespeare's Lady Macbeth.
The series features nudity and the idea made Lawless nervous. But she says the sexual element is an important part of the story.
"Lucy might not want to do it, but it is truthful and right for the character," Lawless says. "In Rome, all bets are off. The nudity fulfills the scenes properly, and because of that, you just can't hold back because of your own ego.
"There's a lot of sex and violence in this, but there's nothing gratuitous about it."
TV and movie critic Rick Bentley can be reached at email@example.com or (559) 441-6355. Read his blog at fresnobeehive.com.


text: Do you remember when I wrote about Catch Me if You Can? It was the first time my husband and I went to The Academy of Music to see a show and we had a fantastic experience. Parking was easy, the venue was absolutely beautiful, and the show was phenomenal! It really was the perfect week-night date.


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This past weekend I got a new dynamo headlight and taillight installed on my regular commuter bike.
However, it being past the equinox, I hadn't had the chance to ride the bike in the dark yet. The headlight is a Busch and Müller Lumotec Eyc N Plus. It is much brighter than my previous headlamp (a Shimano Nexus), and as you can see from this bad picture, the beam pattern has a sharp horizontal cutoff. It is rated at 50 lux. (the picture is bad because I'm taking it while braking so I don't hit the garage door).
Here is a short video, showing both the headlight, and the taillight. Note that there is about a half beat delay between when I hit the brakes and the brake light goes on.
One remaining quirk: the headlight has an on/off switch, but pushing it doesn't seem to make any difference.


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video production
weddings // events // brands
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Each brand is unique, it has it's own voice and personality. One of our favorite things is working with different brands and capturing their personality through sound and moving images. Fill out the form below to discuss options and rates to create your brand's video content.
There's a reason you're hosting your event right? Capture it to share with your followers, generate new supporters + promote future events.
Have an event coming up that needs a video to grab your audience's attention? Check out these two videos we produced for the Colleen's Dream Gala:
First and foremost.... CONGRATS!!!!! This is such a special time in your life and we are honored you're on our website considering us as an option to capture your special day. So, thank you, that's awesome. To see our pricing and chat details, fill out the form and we will get back to you as soon as we can!
After graduating from CSU Long Beach in 2011 with her degree in Film and Media Studies and Minors in Marketing and Journalism, Carly knew she wanted to build a business telling stories that inspire. She started doing freelance video work for local businesses and weddings for friends here in Arizona. Through referrals and word of mouth she was able to launch The Good Vibe Media in 2016.
Jess has been in the video production world since 2016. As an Arizona native and ASU graduate, she is rooted here in Phoenix and her passion for people and their stories is apparent. She is the magic behind almost every wedding we produce and has a fine craft and skill for editing many brand video pieces.
Questions, comments, collaboration, connection... we want to hear from you! Use the form to the right to holler at us and we will get back to you ASAP!


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Star Wars: The Force Awakens
The man inside Star Wars' Wookiee suit may not have been instantly recognisable, but his skills helped lay the groundwork for current blockbuster movies
Topher Grace's Star Wars Always supercut blends footage of the best-known films to suggest a radical vision for the saga
The best festive films, from the classic The Grand Budapest Hotel, to modern favourites such as Up and Brooklyn, plus the creepy baby from Twilight and everything in between
A study has revealed the films from the current decade millennials would like to send to the future. It's conclusive proof of their lack of moral fibre
Kelly Marie Tran, who plays Rose, has received a torrent of online abuse and quit Instagram. Is the worst thing about Star Wars other Star Wars fans?
From the saga's debut in 1977 to this month's Solo and (almost) everything in between, we rank 14 of the Star Wars films and spin-offs
Marvel's superhero film earns $250m in the US, $2m ahead of The Force Awakens in 2015, while also smashing opening-weekend records across the world
The first footage has been revealed of the young Han Solo standalone movie in the Star Wars series; what can the minute and a half of film tell us?
Get ready for a load of new Jedi skills as the space saga expands its universe into a galaxy far, far away from the one created by George Lucas
Traditional box-office wisdom has been overturned – but new audiences are starting to emerge
The Last Jedi swooped in to No 1, while Paddington 2 becomes the sixth-biggest hit of the year. Plus, the Top 20 films at the box office in 2017
The franchise's terrific new instalment offers up complex female characters and dialogue that aces the Bechdel test, while still hitting all the classic marks
Rian Johnson's sequel earns $450m in just three days, according to Disney, placing it behind predecessor The Force Awakens in the all-time charts
Official trailer airs for first time during NFL broadcast, but director says he is 'legitimately torn' about fans seeing it


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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
emerson jane
See my favorite Tiek shoots here, here, here, and this one of the amazing kitchen that Steve Remodelded (just in case you missed it) here. We heart the Tieks.
Posted by Meikel at 11:38 AM
3 comments:
- Barb @ getupandplay said...
She's just too darling!
- April 7, 2010 at 11:40 AM
- Allison Tiek said...
Oh that is one sweet baby!
- April 8, 2010 at 7:36 AM
- Spencer and Kealia said...
do i have to have a baby in order for you to do a shoot with me and spencer? our 2 year anniversary is coming up and i'd like some photos of us... what do you think?
- April 8, 2010 at 1:04 PM
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Say what you will about Rish . . . it can't be worse than what he says about himself.
Kings of Leon
"I don't think anyone knows what they really think--or perhaps even what they really know--until it's written down."
Stephen King
Say what you will about Rish . . . it can't be worse than what he says about himself."I hope it's gonna make you notice, I hope it's gonna make you notice . . . Someone like me."
Tuesday, September 05, 2017
Rish Outcast 82: To Thine Own Books Be True
Warning: just a smidge of TMI.
Oh, I could have called this episode "Where's My Line Anyway?" You're welcome to tell me where yours is.
Feel like downloading the episode directly? Just Right-Click HERE.
Feel like supporting Rish with his Patreon? Just go to this link.
Feel like taking your own life? These guys can help.
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- spaceVulture said...
Rish, I'm impressed by your strength in not just powering through your funk, but sharing your struggles with it as well. Good on you sir. Thank you.
Thinking about your crossing the line and people asking themselves when they would cross that line, I believe that most of us would cross the "line" we have arbitrarily set, mostly because we don't actually know where that line is until we cross it. So I believe your "never again" way of toeing the line is the one most people follow.


text: 2/11/2018: SAPAAC in NY | Lunar New Year Dim Sum Brunch March 7, 2018 SAPAAC Stanford Sunday, February 11, 2018, 10:30 AMJing Fong Restaurant 20 Elizabeth Street*Attendees will pay for their own meal We invite all SAPAAC in NYC members and family/friends to join us for brunch to welcome the Year of the Dog. Please join us to celebrate, catch up, and meet new friends in the city. Eventbrite RSVPs are required (bit.ly/sapaacnyc-dimsum). Please RSVP by Friday, February 2 at NOON. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.


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Welcome to Westwin Food Equipment
Check out and subscribe to our flyer at www.westwin.mb.ca!
Are you a Canadian resident and need help financing this piece of equipment? Click on National Leasing below!
MGB-13 Weil Mclain Natural Gas Boiler w/ Burners
-This unit has thirteen sections.
-Third section from the left is cracked.
-Sections for this item are only available through special order.
-A section for this unit can cost $8000.


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Certified Organic.
grass-fed. pasture raised. grown in the soil.
Why on earth would we go through the hassle of certifying this farm to be organic? It is important to us that our land, our animals and our products give back to humanity - not take away. Being certified organic doesn't let you take the shortcut. As organic farmers and producers we create healthy food and follow sustainable farming practices. We use no synthetic fertilizers, no growth hormones, no herbicides and no pesticides. Did you know that because we are certified organic we are automatically GMO free?
From the soil up it informs and guides every aspect of what we do with our land. We have seventy-five acres of dedicated pasture for our dairy herd to graze, ten acres of woodland devoted to our pigs and another ten acres of edge. The farm teems with life; not just our animals but all the various birds and butterflies that congregate here and make this farm their home. Here on Martha's Vineyard it might not be important to every consumer that the local food is certified organic. Fact is, once our products leave this beautiful place and go out into the world being certified organic allows our customers the knowledge that the food they are purchasing enriches not only their lives themselves but also the land we all share.
We work with Baystate Organic Certifiers and they have helped guide us along the way. Please visit their website as they have great resources for the general public.


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Methane gas detected at Trump golf course in Ferry PointPosted: Updated:
Ferry Point residents say they're outraged after high levels of methane gas were detected in test wells surrounding the construction of Donald Trump's new $97 million golf course.
According to the Daily News, tests have shown that since January, air levels contain more than 5 percent of methane at more than a dozen of the wells sitting across the street from residential homes. Neighbors complain they've never been notified about the problem.
The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) says that methane levels at 5-percent or more is enough to make the air explosive.
News 12 reached out to the DEC to see why residents aren't being told about the tests, and to see what precautions they should be taking, but has not yet heard back.


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Most people want to live at home for as long as they possibly can. But in time, we all require a higher level of care, and many people struggle to access the services and support they need. SeniorBridge strives to make it more simple, comfortable and affordable for people to remain at home even when faced with medical and functional challenges.
SeniorBridge is a private pay offering of Humana At Home, a division of one of the leading healthcare companies in the country. Humana At Home services are not only for Humana insurance members.
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Recent studies from a University in Madrid show using Olive Oil can help strengthen your bones. The main reason being because of the high levels of osteocalcin consumed which is a protein and helps maintain bone strength. Another study from the University of Athens shows that a diet high in Olive Oil helps maintain a stronger bone structure in females especially as they are prone to suffer with osteoporosis. This disease is actually lower in the Mediterrean where the diet is rich in olive oil :)
Olive oil is also known as a healthy fat in its natural state and will help maintain weight management goals, improve cognitive functions and clear up skin or hair conditions.
Reference - Daily Mail - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2546943/Olive-oil-bones-strong-Study-finds-people-consume-higher-levels-osteocalcin-protein-marker-strong-bones.html


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The importance of credit history length
Like fine wine, whiskey, and cheddar cheese, most credit histories only get better with age. Though length of credit history only accounts for 15% of your credit score, it's still an important influence on lenders, and can definitely impact the chances of whether or not you get a loan.
Though some people who haven't had credit for a considerable length of time can still have a high FICO� Score if the rest of their credit report looks good, a longer credit history will always have a positive effect on FICO� Scores.
When it comes to length of history, your FICO� Scores take three things into account:
How long your credit accounts have been open, including the age of your oldest account, the age of your newest account, and an average age of all your accounts.
How long specific credit accounts have been open.
How long it has been since the account has been used.
No credit history, no FICO� Scores, no problem
The big catch-22 of growing your FICO� score it that you need credit to get credit, and it's difficult to open lines of credit to build your FICO� Score if you don't have a good FICO� Score. Fear not. You can absolutely do constructive things to help grow the length of your credit history. Here are a few to get you started.
First, apply for a secured credit card. A secured card is a card where you provide cash collateral for the line of credit. FICO� Scores look at secured cards the same as any credit card. Most banks and lending institutions not only offer secured cards, but most also report secured card activity to the credit bureaus.
Second, see if you can get a friend or family member with good credit to be a co-applicant with you - this will help you establish your credit history. Or, see if they are willing to authorize you on their card. It's a lot to ask, but if they're willing, it's a good way to start growing your credit history.
Finally, adopt a mindset where you see the length of your credit history as part of your greater long-term credit strategy. Use your card, but keep the balances low and pay on time. If you do, you'll find yourself well on the road to building a strong credit history that you can put to work for you.
Consider whether or not to keep credit accounts open
You may be tempted to shut down that credit card that you just paid off after years of making payments. Before you do, take a moment to consider what impact closing that account may have on your length of credit history.
If it is one of your older accounts, it may be worthwhile to keep it open to maintain the average length of your history.
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At Danfoss, we take your personal and professional development very seriously. We make an ongoing effort to build and develop your qualifications through on-the-job training, courses, workshops, feedback, coaching and other activities
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At Danfoss we believe it is better to fail while striving for excellence than succeed at being mediocre. Kick start your career and gain your first work experience at Danfoss. We offer various opportunities for students and graduates to learn from some of the world's top engineers.
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Enjoy lake life with elegant indoor and outdoor spaces.
Harrison Bay offers the comfort and convenience providing a variety of luxurious living options, state of the art amenities and individualized services. Harrison Bay is the answer to your changing needs.
A new three (3) story, 72 unit, wood-framed building with a 31,595 square foot first floor and 24,174 square foot second and third floors.
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ArtistCEO Experiments!
To celebrate the release of Season 1, we decided to do weekly experiments where we play with challenging ourselves in some aspect of the ArtistCEO life. It might mean getting more playful in our business, (with…bitmoji's?) starting the day with art no matter what, or some other way to integrate the two sides of ourselves.
Every Monday at 12:30 Pacific/3:30 EST, we go live on Facebook to announce the next experiment. Then, on the following Monday morning we send a report with what we've learned to our email list.
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Hands-on consulting and training, working alongside your company to help your staff learn, grow, and shine.
Elizabeth ('Beth') Irias's consulting work was born out of her passion for improving the quality of care for mental health patients… she feels strongly that streamlining administrative processes often leads to improved treatment outcomes.
Beth has a strong background in Utilization Review, Clinical Management, and Quality Assurance, she provides businesses with clinical support as they navigate accreditation, program development, managed care utilization review processes, and appeals with external organizations like the Department of Managed Health Care and the Department of Insurance. She is an adjunct professor in the Graduate Psychology Department at Pepperdine University in Malibu, CA, and an experienced trainer. She has served on a number of clinical management teams, including directing the Admissions Department at a 100-bed residential dual-diagnosis treatment facility in Los Angeles, CA, and running the Utilization Review Department for an adolescent dual-diagnosis facility in Woodland Hills, CA. She's worked alongside prominent and influential behavioral health attorneys, learning the ins and outs of managed care systems, and she passes important and game-changing Utilization Review strategies onto her consulting clients.
Experienced guidance that you can trust, helping your business reduce liability risks and improve managed care authorizations.
She works with companies throughout the United States on improving the quality of patient care, and she is a professional conference and seminar speaker on the national circuit, known for her engaging tongue-in-cheek presenting style.
Partners, Consulting Clients, & Past Presentation Hosts Include:
Consulting Services
Personalized Utilization Review and clinical documentation trainings for clinicians and administrative management teams
Program Development Plans, including Intensive Outpatient, Partial Hospitalization, and Residential levels of care
Counseling about clinical accreditation reviews for organizations including CARF, The Joint Commission, and the State of California
Comprehensive clinical documentation reviews
Guidance regarding the selection and implementation/training of Electronic Medical Records systems
The conceptualization, creation, and implementation of effective and efficient behavioral health clinical documentation
Guidance regarding appeals with the Department of Managed Health Care, the Department of Insurance, and other independent medical review organizations
Clinical supervision of Associate Marriage & Family Therapists and Associate Clinical Social Workers
Continuing Education Credits
As an added benefit, many of Beth's trainings including Continuing Education credit hours for Psychologists, Therapists, Social Workers, Clinical Counselors, and Addiction Counselors, provided via her company, Clearly Clinical. Please inquire directly with Beth about which trainings include CE credits.
APA: Clearly Clinical's courses meet the qualifications for CE hours as required by the APA. Clearly Clinical is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Clearly Clinical maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
NBCC: Clearly Clinical's courses meet the qualifications for CE hours as required by NBCC. Clearly Clinical has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6954. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Clearly Clinical is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
CAMFT: Clearly Clinical's courses meet the qualifications for continuing education credit for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and/or LEPs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences; Clearly Clinical is approved by the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor continuing education for California LMFTs, LCSWs, LEPs, and LPCCs. Clearly Clinical maintains responsibility for this program/course and its content; CAMFT-CEPA: #99380
NAADAC: Courses have been approved by Clearly Clinical, as a NAADAC Approved Education Provider, for educational credits. Clearly Clinical is responsible for all aspects of the programing; NAADAC Provider #180654.
CCAPP: Clearly Clinical's courses meet the qualifications for CE hours as required by the CCAPP. Clearly Clinical is approved by California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals-EI; CCAPP-EI #5-17-274-1119.
Professional Recommendations
Patti Rudolf, Director of Utilization Review at Benchmark Transitions
"I think what Beth does, and how she does it, is perfect. The way she presents her training is so informative. She comes in relating to everyone from all points, and only provides insight on how they can grow to be the best they can be, while giving them views from all angles whether its insurance, UR, or the law. These are all points I have tried very hard to bring to Benchmark's staff, however, I think is some instances, it is best to hear it coming from an outside source that can relate to their end of things. I had all great feedback from everyone who attended, which by the way, I have never heard them rant how good a training was before, so that speaks volumes." November 2018
Monica Blauner, President of the California Society of Clinical Social Work, L.A.
"After 40 years in practice, I finally know what should be in my clinical documentation. Beth's presentation was the clearest and most comprehensive explanation of what information should be included in our notes and why, that I've heard. I appreciated that she focused more on content than on format. All mental health clinicians should hear this presentation, and I've been telling my colleagues what I've learned." July 2018
Dr. Thomas Wood, Clinical Director at Nexus Recovery Services
"Beth has a fund of knowledge in the field of behavioral health that is only matched by her perceptiveness, quick mind and a pragmatic ability to make good solid recommendations. I found her to be collaborative, respectful and I took away many great suggestions for optimizing our agency's clinical forms within our electronic medical record that we have already implemented to great effect. She has a very accessible teaching method and style. In my role as a clinical director, I consider her to be an invaluable resource!" March 2018
Carolyn Hall, Owner of Roundtable Counseling
"I had Beth Irias come and do a training for my staff in June and I was thrilled! She was professional, yet approachable, and helped to educate all clinical members on documentation practices. The information she presented was clear and concise and she was open to all questions from my staff. I would hire her again and will likely do so regularly to advise on legal and ethical issues." July 2018
Corliss Porter, VP of Programming for CAMFT Ventura County
A note from Ventura County CAMFT VP of Programming, Corliss Porter : "Your presentation on clinical documentation & Best Practice was popularly received and reviewed by the participants at Ventura County California Association of Marriage and Family Therapist at our February 2018 meeting. Your presentation on clinical documentation was excellent, and it was evident that you'd put in a lot of time and effort to make the topic interesting and even a little fun and humorous. Our members have asked that you be invited back next year for a 3-hour CEU presentation. Your expertise on the topic matched with your engaging presentation style provided us with essential state-of-business knowledge, and we'd recommend your work to other organizations looking to improve their practices. " March 2018
Jill Howe-Versos, Associate Director at the Antioch University Counseling Center
"I want to express my sincere thanks for Beth's presentation, "The Business of Practice: Are You and Your Practice at Risk?," at our Brown Bag Symposium. The feedback I received from attendees was overwhelmingly positive. Her generous donation of time and talent, as well as her interest in the professional development here at Antioch, is greatly appreciated." April 2018
Devon Wayt, Vice President at Northbound Treatment Services
"Elizabeth is the best clinical documentation consultant we have ever partnered with. Her acumen, and masterful understanding of the utilization review process, is unmatched in the addiction treatment industry. She asks the right questions, answers the right answers, and she has the ability to meet any clinician where they are at in their clinical documentation growth journey. Our belief systems aligned immediately, and we are honored to consider her a part of our team."
October 2017
Robert Scholz, Former Clinical Director at Engage Psychological Services
"Elizabeth possesses an incredible skill set that make her an invaluable asset to behavioral health care companies. She provided Engage exceptional guidance as we strengthened our UR/ QA process and developed training for our staff to support this process. Her ability to connect quickly and determine the needs of our program were very helpful and gave us great confidence in her ability to assist us. She possesses a genuine care for wanting to make the field better and to help clients get the services they deserve and need. I cannot recommend Elizabeth highly enough as a consultant and therapist - the future of the field is in good hands because of people like her!" March 2017
Ori Kanefsky, COO at Nexus Healthcare Solutions
"Beth has consulted with Nexus in a number of different areas, including clinical staffing, business development, Quality Assurance, and Utilization Review. Beth is quick to respond to our needs, and works collaboratively with our team. Her professionalism, knowledge, skill, and background have helped us meet the needs of our behavioral health clients and improved our UR authorization lengths. I would highly recommend her to others in the behavioral health space looking for consulting services." March 2017
Evan Amarni, CEO/Exec. Director at Multi Concept Recovery
"Elizabeth's training on clinical documentation is amazing! It is both engaging and educational. Beth's personality and candy kept it fun! Highly recommend Beth to anyone seeking to improve their documentation skills. Furthermore, she is professional and delivered what she committed to deliver. Thanks, Beth!" September 2017
Sara Rector, Therapist at Circle of Life Counseling Center
"I had the opportunity to hear Elizabeth Irias speak on Clinical Documentation. She was an excellent speaker and so well versed on the subject that I decided to have a personal consultation and found it to be very beneficial. Based on the consultation, I was able to able to advocate for several clients whose insurance company had previously denied continued treatment. Elizabeth gave me a new perspective on what insurance companies are looking for, the laws protecting our clients and the language to communicate those needs." November 2017
Marty Lythgoe, Former Program Director at Genesis Programs
"I consulted with Beth re: the daunting task of converting to electronic health records. She was not only knowledgeable but also served to calm much of my anxiety. She answered most of my questions and was also quick to respond, "I don't know" when she did not have the answer. She was an excellent listener and seemed to genuinely focus on our company's needs and budget in making suggestions. If you are considering this kind of transition, I highly recommend Beth." March 2017


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Everyone is born with some level of music aptitude, or potential to succeed in music (source).
According to music researcher Edwin Gordon, this aptitude can increase or decrease between birth and age 7, based on musical exposure and experience.
"The vocal range is remarkably wide from birth," music education professor Lili Levinowitz wrote. "Infants can imitate and experiment with their vocal instruments: and even match pitch as early as three to four months of age. Purposeful singing can begin at around twelve months. At this time, adults can recognize snippets of songs to which youngsters have been exposed. Through continued exposure to spoken chant, songs, and vocal play, young children can develop the use of their singing voices during the remaining early childhood years." (source)


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Maribelle Cakery wedding cakes are designed to be chic and elegant in appearance while being executed to perfection in both flavor and style. Their philosophy is simple and basic. They bake with the freshest and finest ingredients available.
They are offering the high bidder $475 toward a wedding cake. Should you have a need for a larger cake or would like additional items such as: hand-made cake toppers, sugar flowers or fondant details, the amount of this certificate can be applied to your total purchase.
At Maribelle Cakery, they believe wedding cakes are the most important element of any wedding reception.
Certificate expires April 1, 2020.