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Sunday, 3 May 2009
We won :)
I have so many thoughts to share, but for now I only want to say that it has been a real honour and privilege to have been part of such a historic moment, and that I feel so heartened by the turnout and the way the voting went as well as public discourse in the past week as more facts came out -- it is such a strong affirmation by Singapore of the values that AWARE stands for: inclusiveness, diversity, openness and transparency. Today, I am so proud to be Singaporean.
24 comments:
- AcidFlask said...
Congratulations! Plenty of us overseas Singaporeans have been following the excitement on twitter at #awaresg, and it really felt great!
- 3 May 2009 at 02:07
- lowtide said...
Congrats and well done Mr Siew!
I'm proud to have you as an NMP, and please continue to speak out against inequality in Singapore!
Looking forward to your posts on this whole happening :)
- 3 May 2009 at 02:44
- Pkchukiss said...
Mr Siew, I want to thank you for championing for equal rights in Singapore. I've read the live updates from the various social commentary sites, and you've been nothing less than exemplary in your actions.
Politicians and social activists alike have a lot to learn from you!
- 3 May 2009 at 02:52
- Fargoal said...
I wish AWARE all the best. I hope they can bear in mind what Obama said in Chicago on the night of 4 November 2008 when he won the US Presidential election: "And to those Americans whose support I have yet to earn, I may not have won your vote tonight, but I hear your voices. I need your help. And I will be your president, too." I hope AWARE will continue to listen to the many voices in society, especially when there are differences in views.
- 3 May 2009 at 08:37
- angry doc said...
Thank you, Mr Siew.
- 3 May 2009 at 12:39
- Regina said...
We made history indeed. Thank you for being there with us, sir. Your support is much appreciated.
- 3 May 2009 at 13:39
- DK said...
Thank you.
- 3 May 2009 at 14:44
- Jackie said...
Thank you Mr. Siew. We are lucky to have champions like you on our side. Thanks to all the (male) associate members. Thanks to all the Christian supporters who helped to expose the pretenders. Thanks to all the women, young and old, who turned up or lent support online.
I am so proud of you all and so very proud to be a Singaporean.
- 3 May 2009 at 17:05
- FeedMeToTheFish said...
As always, Mr Siew, I'm grateful.
With guys like you, there's hope yet for Singapore!
Keep keeping it up!
Still looking forward to kiss your botak head :) as a token of my appreciation for always speaking for Singaporeans without fear or favour.
Hope they are not too scared to let you have another term as NMP.
Best wishes!
- 3 May 2009 at 17:48
- Mr Wang Says So said...
Great job, Kum Hong!! Thank you for your wonderful work!! Many heroes in this saga, but you are definitely one of them.
- 3 May 2009 at 19:10
Thank you, Mr. Siew.
You're awesome.
- 3 May 2009 at 20:29
- Mortimer Lang said...
Thanks for being there - it is really gratifying to know that Singapore is persisting in fostering people like you. I can't wait for the greater things you'll be doing in the future.
- 3 May 2009 at 23:24
- Dave said...
Thank You Mr. Siew!
I'm really glad for you speaking up for so many issues!
- 4 May 2009 at 00:17
- Paul Ananth said...
Well done Kum Hong
- 4 May 2009 at 00:18
- Yujin said...
Fantastic job Mr Siew, at being their legal counsel! We all appreciate your role very much. :)
I too, am extremely proud and happy to be part of something so historic! The women in Singapore are truly amazing, and those who spoke up on behalf of the old guard yesterday truly left me stunned, and yet happy, on how strong and passionate the Singapore woman can be.
Thank you again, Mr Siew!
- 4 May 2009 at 01:24
- Lim Soon Chung said...
- 4 May 2009 at 07:21
- Siew Kum Hong said...
To all: thank you :) do also remember to thank the many folks who pitched in and help out, without whom this outcome may well not have been achieved. It was truly a team effort.
- 4 May 2009 at 14:15
- Horse17 said...
Please read my thoughts on the AWARE EGM in my blog entry "Three Cheers for the women in Singapore!" in my blog:
The true winners were the women of Singapore!
T A Balasingam
- 4 May 2009 at 17:08
- 357 said...
Dear Mr.Siew,
Congratulations for helping the old guards win back "AWARE".
On a related issue..I would like to hear your opinion on the CSE program that are promoted by the current AWARE committee?
- 4 May 2009 at 19:45
- SERGEI DAGHLOVSKY said...
Yes thank you so much and I'm glad that sense and reason has returned, just as how we are sticking to our TRUE singapore values. Tolerance, diversity and plurality.
This however, will not be the last we will hear from the right-wing neocons.
- 4 May 2009 at 23:09
- ahblabla said...
Sir, I would like to express my respect for your support to the people of Singapore and in particular, your willingness to speak up for the minority of our country.
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"Shucks. Puttin' up your own house ain't hard at all. What's hard is figuring out and conforming to all those @#$%0& * building codes and regulations.
Take heart, all you would-be and actual fabricators of do-it-yourself shelter. At last someone (good old MOTHER) has commissioned a series of articles designed to help you meet — and beat! — those most trouble some of all obstacles in the construction of your own home: THE BUILDING REGULATIONS.
The series of informative pieces (Read the first article HERE) was written by Ed Vitale, an attorney who specialized in real estate and building construction during most of his ten years of private practice. So read on as Ed [1] I investigates in detail the four major model building codes used in this country, especially as they apply to the activities of the owner-builder, [2] gives you concrete explanations and examples of "how to read the code", [3] reviews the statutory' and administrative framework of the construction and sanitary codes of four representative states, and [4] generally lays down criticism, comments and plain good help for anyone contemplating the construction of his or her own shelter.
The Building Permit
Now that we have a few definitions under our belt, let's set the stage for an in-depth review of the building code (remember: it's the regulation that deals with the minimum requirements of how a building is to be constructed).
Let's assume that you — the owner-builder — have a piece of vacant property on which you want to build a house (or you've bought an old farmhouse you want to fix up) and that the municipality where that property is located has [1] a building code, which you must abide by, [2] a subdivision ordinance, which has not been violated since there was no division of the land you purchased, [3] a zoning ordinance, the provisions of which are satisfied because your property is in a single-family district and meets with all of the area requirements of the ordinance, and [4] a health or sanitary code that allows you to use an old-fashioned privy. (This last assumption is unlikely to be the fact ... but I make it so as not to unduly complicate the discussion at this point. I'll be dealing with the subject of health codes in a separate article in this series and will save my comments on the matter for that time.)
If you followed the advice I gave you in Part One of this series, you will have—before you bought your property—at least looked at, if not purchased, a copy of the building code in effect in your municipality. (If you don't have a copy of the code yet, get one from the municipal clerk's office.)
Read the handbook's table of contents ... or the division headings if there isn't such a table. Building code manuals are usually divided into chapters (or articles or parts) and you will quickly note that many of the chapters—such as those on Sprinklers and Standpipes, Steel Construction, Elevators and Dumbwaiters, Signs, etc.—just don't apply to your project (and, so, can be disregarded).
You should initially, however, review carefully the chapter on administration (generally the first one in the book). This is the part of the code which deals with the two immediate obstacles you will face: the building permit and the building inspector!
Before examining what's required to overcome those two obstacles, however, please let me qualify my remarks in two ways:
ONE. I don't know exactly how your building code is written—each code is organized differently—but all such regulations should be similar to one of the four model codes. Or at least similar enough so that a discussion of the Basic Building Code (BBC, also sometimes referred to as the BOCA code), the National Building Code (NBC), the Standard Building Code (SBC), or the Uniform Building Code (UBC)—plus the One and Two Family Dwelling Code (Dwelling Code)—will give you a pretty good idea of what to look for in your own area's construction regulations.
In other words, this discussion and review of the different code provisions important to the owner-builder is mainly valuable to you right now as a checklist against which you can compare your local ordinance. . . so that you will know what has been left out, revised, or added to the code which governs your situation.
TWO. I'll use the section numbers of the various code provisions as they appear in the drafts of the respective model codes. But remember that the numbering system contained in each of the four model building codes will probably be different from that used in your code ... even if your regulation is patterned after one of the models! This situation comes about because each municipality or county has its own numbering system for its ordinances.
All right. With those qualifications out of the way, we're ready to proceed.
Reading the Building Codes
A cursory examination of the chapter on administration in your code makes it apparent that you can hardly do any construction without governmental authorization (since that authorization, in all probability, is embodied right in the written building permit). Just reading the all--encompassing situations in which a building permit is required will give you an idea of the enormous reach of the building codes themselves:
"Permits Required. No person, firm, or corporationshall erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, improve, remove, convert, or demolish any building orstructure in the city, or cause the same to be done,without first obtaining a separate building permit foreach such building or structure from the BuildingOfficial." UBC § 301(a).
You can't even tear down a structure without a building permit ... as incongruous as that sounds! And all the other model codes have similar all-inclusive language (BBC § 113.1, NBC § 102.1, SBC § 105.1[a]).
Before showing you how to go about getting a building permit to construct a new home on a vacant lot, let's first determine if a building permit is required to make repairs on an existing dwelling under the different codes. This is instructive because [1] three of the codes happen to treat the problem differently, [2] it's a relatively simple and easy way to learn the code-reading technique that you should develop, and [3] you may want to use some of the theories (arguments) presented here to persuade your building inspector that you don't need a permit to fix up the old farmhouse you just bought or that you don't have to make the old, building conform to the requirements of the newer code.
The BBC states in § 113.1 that you must get a building permit to construct or alter a building "except thatordinary repairs, as defined in Section 102.0, which do notinvolve any violation of this code shall be exempt from thisprovision " . When you turn to § 102.1, you find the follow ing. "Ordinary repairs to structures may be made without application or notice to the building official; but such repairsshall not include the cutting away of any wall, partition orportion thereof. . . " and continues on to state other defini tions of what these repairs are not! Though it's nice to know that you can make ordinary repairs without application or notice to the building inspector, you're still not sure—from the language of this section—just what ordinary repairs are.
CODE-READING TECHNIQUE: There is in most every code a chapter (or article or part) containing definitions. You must always refer to that chapter for every word that you find ambiguous . . . and whenever you try to make a noun or verb or adjective that you think you know fit a particular situation, you will find that the word's meaning becomes fuzzy. So look up that term you're sure you can define anyway: you may not always find the word defined in your code, but frequently it will be (sometimes very differently from what you thought the meaning was), and how that word is defined can make all the difference in the world to your situation.
When you look in Article 2 of the BBC (entitled "Definitions and Classifications") you'll find that the "O's" don't include a definition of ordinary repairs (though tile meaning of "ordinary materials" is given). When you look under the "R's" in Article 2, you'll find "repairs" defined as: "The reconstruction or renewal of any part of an existing building for the purpose of its maintenance" There's no meaning given for "repairs, ordinary" so you still don't know if repairs and ordinary repairs are two slightly different concepts. But you are sure—if you're subject to a building code similar to the BBC-that you can reconstruct, renew, and repair (of course for the purpose of maintenance!) without first obtaining a building permit.
CODE-READING TECHNIQUE: As you can see, there may be two or three different places in a code to look up the meaning of a word and, as stated before, many words in all the codes are not defined at all. Some codes provide that undefined words "shall have their ordinary accepted meanings or such as the context may imply " (BBC § 201.3, NBC § 200.c)... but it's these undefined words and unclear provisions that allow you to argue knowledgeably with the building inspector that what you want to do is not really prohibited by the code.
(The NBC is similar to the BBC. Section 102.8 of the NBC states that "repairs may be made without filing an application or obtaining a permit". Repairs are defined in § 200 the same way as in the BBC . . . thus all the comments made in the discussion of the BBC are applicable to codes derived from the NBC.)
The SBC is a different story, however. It defines repairs in § 201.2 as does the BBC ... but that's the last of the similarities. Because § 105.1(c) of the SBC requires that "ordinary minor repairs may be made with the approval of the Building Official without a permit; provided that such repairs shall not violate any of the provisions of this code". (There are no definitions of "ordinary", "minor", or "ordinary minor" repairs in the SBC.) I don't know how it's possible to enforce the mandate of § 105. 1 (c) ... imagine summoning a do-it-yourselfer to court for failure to get approval of the building inspector to replace a window broken by a child's baseball!
The UBC is even worse. There seems to be absolutely no exceptions to the requirements of obtaining a building permit to make repairs. You simply must—pursuant to § 301 (a) quoted previously—get one! Whether or not you are cited and convicted of violating this building code when you patch a wall that needs repairs without first obtaining a building permit just depends on whether the building inspector wants to "go by the book".
I think you can now start to see that these codes sometimes reach the point of absurdity in their attempt to be all-pervasive. This is a perfect example of how more and more laws create less and less respect for the law (you just can't legislate everything). And this regulation to the point of absurdity is also the key to understanding the concept-which will be developed later in this series of articles-that it's sometimes the building inspector, and not always the written words of the ordinance, that is the code.
Before I leave this discussion on repairs, there's one important problem that the owner-builder who is doing extensive renovations to an old house must be aware of ... and that's the problem of determining the point at which the building inspector will require that the entire structure be made to conform to code standards. (And you'll probably have to get a building permit to make the renovations, if they are required.)
I'm sure you'll not be surprised if I tell you that the situation is covered in these omnipotent codes (with the sole exception of the NBC which has no such provisions). If additions, alterations, or repairs (within a 12-month period) exceed 50% "of the value of an existing building", then the whole building has to conform to code standards. BBC § 106.2, SBC § 101.4(a), UBC § 104(b). If the alterations exceed 25% of value (but not more than 50% within the 12-month period), the BBC and the SBC—§ 106.4 and § 101.4(c) respectively—state that it's up to the building inspector to determine how much of the building shall be made to conform, while the UBC § 104(c) provides that only those parts of the building being repaired need be brought up to code standards. If the alterations are under 25% during a 12-month period, all three codes-BBC § 106.5, SBC § 101.4(f), and UBC § 104(e) for non-structural repairs-allow that the repairs can be made of the same materials as those in the original construction.
So your course of action—if you're in this kind of situation—is clear: Don't make repairs totaling more than 25% of building value during a single 12-month period.
CODE-READING TECHNIQUE: Watch for these time period stipulations in the codes and learn to use them to your advantage. For example, check your local code to see if it tells you when to start counting the 12-month repair cycle (the model codes don't). If your code is silent on this point, then it seems to me that, for repairs totaling 40% of value done over a span of two months, you might argue that one 12-month period ended after the first month in which you made repairs and a new 12-month cycle started at the beginning of the second month! ... it's at least worth a try.
Applying for a Building Permit
In order to obtain governmental authorization to build, reconstruct, and—sometimes—repair any dwelling, each model code requires you to make application for a building permit. The models don't, however, set forth the form itself (they leave that in most instances to the building inspector), but they do prescribe a list of minimum requirements that the application must include.
The UBC § 301(b) is typical of the information sought on an application:
(b) APPLICATION. In order to obtain a permit the applicantshall first file an application therefor in writing on aform furnished for that purpose. Every such application shall:
1. Identify and describe the work to be covered bythe permit for which application is made;
2. Describe the land on which the proposed work is to be done, by lot, block, tract, and house and street address, or similar description that will readily identify and definitely locate the proposed building or work;
3. Indicate the use or occupancy for which the proposed work is intended;
4. Be accompanied by plans and specifications asrequired in Subsection (c) of this Section;
5. State the valuation of the proposed work;
6. Be signed by the permittee, or his authorized agent, who may be required to submit evidence to indicate such authority;
7. Give such other information as reasonably may be required by the Building Official (See also BBC § 113, NBC § 102.3, SBC § 105.2.)
You should be prepared to provide similar information to your building inspector ... who probably will ask for this kind of documentation. Two of the more important requirements for the owner-builder in the above list are the valuation of the proposed work, and the plans and specifications that are sometimes required to accompany the application ... and both subjects will be discussed next.
The Building Permit Fee
When a building inspector tells you to state the valuation of the proposed work on an application, he's asking you to help him decide how much to charge you for a building permit fee. Under the UBC, these fees are charged on a sliding formula based on the valuation of the contemplated construction:
(I'm sure the owner-builder will have little need to know the fees for valuations over $ 100,000! The UBC also has a plan checking fee-§ 303 [b]-which is fixed at one-half of th building permit fee for the single-family dwelling. And, if you start construction without getting a permit, the UBC-in § 303[a] -requires double fees!)
It's the building inspector who has the power under the UBC to determine the value (defined in § 423 as "the estimated cost to replace the building in kind, based on current replacement costs') of the proposed construction. So even though you consider your dwelling priceless (which it will b with all the hard work you put into it), try to make it appear worth less in the eyes of the building inspector.
The BBC—in § 118.3—requires that the building permit fee be based on "the volume of the structure, or as otherwise prescribed in the local ordinances. . . . " (How to compute volume is set forth in § 119.) This code also leaves it to the building inspector to establish a schedule of unit rates to be charged. (There is no plan-checking fee or doubling of fees if you start construction without a permit under this code.)
CODE-READING TECHNIQUE: Not all definitions of words or explanations of concepts are found in the chapter on definitions. Many times you'll find words or concepts explained in other sections of the code (as § 119 is used to clarify § 118.3 in the example above). Generally, if the explanatory material is not immediately preceding or following the section where the ambiguous phrase appears, that section itself should direct you to the explanatory provision.
The NBC doesn't even mention building permit fees in, the main part of its text, but has relegated that requirement to § 10 of the adopting ordinance it proposes in Appendix Q. The standard by which the building inspector is to set the fee under this code is based on "the estimated cost" (defined in § 10.g of Appendix Q as "the reasonable value of all services, labor, materials" excluding excavating, painting, decorating) of the structure. If you're going to use recycled materials you can validly argue that the "cost" of the dwelling is much less than its actual value ... and attempt to get your permit fee reduced. (There's no or doubling of fees for starting construction without a permit under this code.)
The SBC— in § 107.4—places the duty to set fees on the authority having jurisdiction - (presumably the governing body adopting the building code) and not oil the building inspector. The standard by which to collect fees is based oil the value (defined in § 201.2 as "the estimated cost to replace the building in kind ") of the construction. If you have underestimated the -value" of the structure oil the application, the building inspector (toes not set his own value (as is done in the other models ), but denies the permit. § 107.5. You then have to show detailed estimated costs to support your figures . . . or submit a new application showing new (higher) estimated costs.
Further, under the SBC, there's a plan-checking fee—for construction valued over $1,000—of one-half of the building permit fee, and that permit fee doubles if you commence construction without a permit. (The SBC does, in Appendix K, recommend a schedule of permit fees ... which are significantly lower than those charged under the UBC. For example, construction "valued" at $2,000 requires a fee of $20 under the UBC and only $10 under the SBC.)
Plans and Specifications
When you review the plans and specification provisions of your building code, you should look for two things: [1] whether plans and specs are required at all in order to obtain a building permit for a single-family dwelling, and [2] if required, whether or not the owner-builder can prepare the plans and specs himself.
The BBC—in §113.5—states that two copies of plans and specs must be filed with the building permit application. ("The building official ma y waive the requirement for filingplans when the work involved is of a minor nature " says this section, but I don't think you'll prevail in arguing that your small one-room cabin is "work of a minor nature". You (-an use this language however, to argue that the repairs, which might be extensive enough to warrant a building permit, are still of a minor nature so as not to require plans and specs.)
The plans that are mandated by the BBC shall be "drawn to scale, with sufficient clarity and detail dimensions to show the nature and character of the work to be performed ". If the building inspector demands engineering plans (it's optional with him), these must be signed by in architect or engineer § 113.7. So if you keep your construction simple and understandable to the building inspector, you can prepare your own plans and specs.
The NBC has seemingly uncomplicated directions in § 102.6:
Applications for permits shall be accompanied bydrawings of the proposed work, drawn to scale, showing when necessary, floor plans, sections, elevations,structural details, computations and stress diagrams asthe building official may require.
There is no option not to submit plans but there is also no requirement that drawings be prepared by in engineer or architect. But that phrase "as the building official mayrequire" can be used to demand very precise drawings from you.
The SBC is the most liberal and most helpful to the owner-builder. Section 105.3(a) of this code gives the building inspector the discretion of whether to require plans at all. The plans—if demanded shall be "drawn to scale with sufficient clarity and detail to indicate the nature and character of the work but do not have to the signed by an engineer or architect. (§ 105.3 [c] does say that all structures more than three stories in height or with in area of more than 5,000 square feet have to the designed by an engineer or architect, but specifically exempts one- and two-family dwelling,", from this requirement.)
The UBC—as might be expected—is different. Two sets of plans and specs are required with every building permit application. § 301(c). That section goes on: "The building official may require plans and specifications to be prepareddesigned by anengineer or architect licensed by the (state topractice as such." There's no standard by which the building inspector is governed as to the circumstances that he can demand engineered plans ... He may as a matter of practice always ask for them and the owner-builder will be at his mercy and have to unnecessarily add to his expenses and pay all architect or engineer to prepare the plans.
But believe it or not, the UBC does have in exception to § 301(c) which can be used by the owner-builder. The exception states that plans and specs need not be submitted—"when authorized by the Building 0fficial" —for one-story conventional wood-stud construction not exceeding 600 square feet, or small and unimportant work. So if you re building small enough (or if you build each room of your dwelling separate from the others, with no single room over 600 square feet), you might try to take advantage of this provision.
The Dwelling Code—§ R-110 has followed the liberal language of the SBC and gives the building inspector discretion as to whether or not to require plans at all. (The Dwelling Code is not very detailed oil administration and that's why I have not quoted from its provisions up) to this point. For example, § R-109 just states that you must get a permit and pay a fee set by the building inspector ... there are no other regulations.)
If you have been reading carefully, you'll have noticed that the plans submitted under some of these codes "shall be of sufficient clarity" to indicate the nature of the work to be performed. Nowhere in any of these codes is "clarity" or " sufficient clarity" defined or is it stated to whom these plans shall be sufficiently clear. This language must mean I submit, that the plans have to be clear enough so that the building inspector call understand them ... and this leads me to the topic I'll cover in this series next installment.
Permissions and Other Useful Resources
Excerpts from and references to the following books are reprinted by permission of the publishers:
The BOCA Basic Building Code, 1975, copyright 1975 by Building Officials and Code Administrators International, Inc., 1313 East 60th Street, Chicago, Illinois 60637 (cost: $12.50).
Standard Building Code, copyright 1976 by Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc., 3617 Eighth Avenue South, Birmingham, Alabama 35222 (cost: $14.00).
Uniform Building Code, copyright 1973, together with 1975 Accumulative Supplement, copyright 1975, by International Conference of Building Officials, 5360 South Workman Mill Road, Whittier, California 90601 (cost: $14.00).
One and Two Family Dwelling Code, 1975 Edition, available from any of the four model code groups listed above (cost: $8.00).
Another useful source is: National Building Code, 1976, recommended by the American Insurance Association, Engineering and Safety Service, 85 John Street, New York, New York 10038 (cost: $6.00).


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Oilers Sign Ryan Nugent-Hopkins to ELC
According to Dean Millard of the Pipeline Show, the Oilers have signed Ryan Nugent-Hopkins to an ELC:
Kevin Lowe got the ball rolling by contacting the RNH camp and a contract was quickly worked out with Assistant G.M. Rick Olczyk. The pact will pay the first overall pick the maximum $925,000 and with bonuses could jump to $3.775 million. Some of the bonus triggers are goals, assists, points, points per game, ice time, plus/minus and various awards. Interestingly enough winning the Calder trophy is not an eligible bonus do to the current CBA.


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Author Notes: I think I can safely say that every meal I fix these days is somehow inspired by the meal I had at Animal, in Los Angeles. Of course, they would scoff at the veggies present in this dish, and question the lack of fried egg on top, but I wanted to take the experience and apply it to my own vision, as every good art student is taught. What inspired this was a crunchy, salty, spicy, sour revelation that came in the form of pig ears. Those pig ears had been braised until tender, sliced thin and fried until crispy, tossed with a chili-lime vinaigrette and topped with a fried quail egg. One of the best things I have ever eaten. - checker —checker
Food52 Review: I looked at this salad's photo and it pulled me right in. After I read the ingredients it had an even bigger appeal: Crunchy meat on top of some of my favorite crunchy vegetables, then bathed in a savory, citrusy and spicy vinaigrette? Asides from a fabulous combination of ingredients (so many of my favorite ones!) and taste this salad helps give the word "salad" much needed prestige and shows how it should not be relegated to a side dish, but be a luscious main meal. The only thing I may be tempted to add is some thick slices of ripe, buttery avocado. —Pati Jinich
Serves: 6
Chili-Lime Vinaigrette and Quick-Pickled Radishes and Carrots
2 medium jalapenos, finely minced, your call on the seeds
1 tablespoon sherry vinegar
juice of one large lime
4 large radishes, sliced
4 small carrots, peeled and sliced
1 tablespoon kosher salt
1 tablespoon white sugar
½ cup white vinegar
½ cup water
Pancetta Slaw with Chili-Lime Vinaigrette
½ head of cabbage
15 rashers of pancetta
Quick-Pickled Radishes and Carrots
Chili-Lime Vinaigrette
A couple of leaves of fresh chopped purple basil for garnish
Chili-Lime Vinaigrette and Quick-Pickled Radishes and Carrots
- Combine the first three ingredients in a lidded container and leave it in the fridge for a few hours or overnight.
- Combine the last six ingredients in a lidded container and leave it in the fridge for about an hour, or until ready to use.
Pancetta Slaw with Chili-Lime Vinaigrette
- Slice the cabbage into thin strips and toss to separate. Cut any long pieces so that you have individual strips that are a couple of inches long, like a slaw. Remove any tough white parts near the core or at the ribs.
- Slice the rashers of pancetta into half-inch strips.
- Set a skillet over medium-low heat and quickly fry the pancetta strips. Set on a paper towel to drain.
- Drain the Quick-Pickled Radishes and Carrots and discard the juice.
- In a large bowl combine the shredded cabbage and Quick-Pickled Radishes and Carrots. Slowly poor the Chili-Lime Vinaigrette over the slaw, tasting as you go until you get a flavor you like.
- Top with the crispy pancetta.
- Scatter a little chopped purple basil over and serve.
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December 11, 2001
House Passes
H.R. 3391, the Medicare Regulatory and
Contracting Reform Act of 2001
On December 4, 2001, the House passed, by a vote of 408 to 0, H.R. 3391, the Medicare Regulatory and Contracting Reform Act of 2001. As passed by the House, H.R. 3391 includes the following provisions of interest to SSA.
Transfer of Responsibility for Medicare Appeals
- Requires SSA and DHHS to develop a plan under which the functions of Administrative Law Judges for hearing Medicare cases will be transferred from SSA to DHHS. Authorizes DHHS to hire Administrative Law Judges to hear these cases and to hire support staff for these judges. Requires DHHS to enter into agreements with SSA as appropriate to share resources (such as office space and support staff) with respect to the transferred functions of Administrative Law Judges, with appropriate reimbursement from the Federal Hospital Insurance Trust Fund and Federal Supplemental Medical Insurance Trust Fund.
- SSA and DHHS must develop and transmit this plan to Congress and the Comptroller General by October 1, 2002. The Comptroller General must submit to Congress a report evaluating this plan by April 1, 2003. SSA and DHHS shall implement this plan no sooner than July 1, 2003, and no later than October 1, 2003.
Beneficiary Outreach Demonstration Program
- Requires DHHS to create a Medicare specialist position. The Medicare specialist will provide advice and assistance to Medicare beneficiaries at local Social Security offices. These specialists will be located in at least six offices or areas. This demonstration project will last three years.
- Effective upon enactment.
The House Committee on Ways and Means and the Committee on Energy and Commerce developed the bill. The provisions requiring the transfer of Administrative Law Judge functions and the creation of the Medicare specialist position are similar to the provisions found in H.R. 2768 and H.R. 3046 that address these issues.


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by Katie Parker, sports information graduate assistant
MACON, Ga. – The No. 11 Georgia College & State University men's tennis team (8-4) downed Tuskegee University 9-0 Friday, collecting its fourth shutout of the 2010 season.
At first doubles, Georgia College senior Max Beliankou (Minsk, Belarus) teamed with Bobby Angelucci (Acworth, Ga.) to defeat Tuskegee's David Mohammed and Elijah Pugh 8-0. Slotted second, Bobcats Leo Bernardes (Sao, Paulo, Brazil) and Wictor Andersson (Karlskoga, Sweden) went the distance against Marko Jagodic and Miles Narnor, beating the Golden Tigers 8-2. Georgia College won third doubles by default, giving the Bobcats a 3-0 lead.
In singles play, Beliankou swept Mohammed in a pair of 6-0 sets, improving to 9-2 on the season. The rest of the Bobcat pack followed suit as Bernardes shutout Jagodic at second singles, while Anderson and Tyler Franks (Eatonton, Ga.) defeated Narnor and Pugh, respectively. Georgia College claimed the fifth and sixth spots by default.
The Bobcats are back in action Wednesday, March 24 against No. 41 University of North Alabama, traveling to Pensacola, Fla. for the White Sands Tournament.
The GCSU Department of Athletics, winners of the 2008-09 PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, GCSU prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the Bobcats' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at Twitter.com username GCSUSID for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCSUBobcats.com to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GCSU Athletics Hall of Fame.


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We're delighted–or rather, happy as a lark–to announce that we've drawn the lucky winner of the Crossley Bird ID Contest, featured in BBC Wildlife Magazine, December 2013 issue. Thank you to BBC Wildlife and to all of the keen birders who flocked to submit their entries for a chance to win a copy of The Crossley ID Guide: Britain and Ireland by Richard Crossley & Dominic Couzens.
Could you tell a Bullfinch from a Chaffinch? Are you able to spot a Starling? The answers are below!
Jenny pecks the winner out of a bag
Jenny chirps with delight as the winner is selected
Congratulations to Clare Adams from Nottingham who correctly identified all of the featured birds. A copy is "winging" its way to you now!
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CHICAGO – As the Bulls clawed their way back into their home game against Memphis Saturday night, outscoring the Grizzlies 29-16 in the fourth quarter to force overtime, Joakim Noah sat. Well, sure, coach Tom Thibodeau was sticking with the five guys who brought Chicago back. That had to be it.
When the Bulls slipped behind 83-80 in the final minute of an OT session and were searching again for offense at the bitter end, Noah sat. Why of course, Thibodeau needed shooters on the floor. That had to be it.
But when Taj Gibson picked up his sixth foul with 39.1 seconds left and Noah still was sitting, attempts to guess at Thibodeau's reasoning hit a wall. Nazr Mohammed was sent into the game for the Bulls for size, Memphis' Zach Randolph on the line. Z-Bo missed two, Carlos Boozer grabbed the second and, with 37.9 seconds to go, Mohammed checked out.
That li'l window of 2.3 seconds made it obvious that something else was afoot.
"That's just a coaching decision," Thibodeau said.
Noah didn't say anything, at least not to reporters. Rare for him, he exited the locker room before the media arrived.
Noah wound up playing 26:40, with 10 points and five rebounds, never returning after subbing out at 5:53 of the third.
Yes, it was Chicago's third consecutive overtime game and yes, Noah had logged 47:40 at Toronto Wednesday and 45:29 at Boston Friday. But the Bulls already were without forward Luol Deng, out with a strained right hamstring, and of course haven't had guard Derrick Rose at all. Now they were trying to push through Memphis, by choice, without a guy who might wind up on the East All-Star squad next month.
Grizzlies coach Lionel Hollins credited his side's offensive rebounding – they had seven in the fourth quarter and overtime – with salvaging possessions and ultimately the game. Noah had started strong enough – 10 points, three assists and two boards in a feisty first quarter – but went scoreless, shooting 0-of-3 with three rebounds over his next 14-plus minutes.
He had struggled in previous games against the Grizzlies (4.8 ppg, 5.4 rpg in his career) and Noah's man, Randolph, finished with 13 points and 19 boards. Still, the Bulls center had posted double-doubles in three of his last four games. Memphis surely expected to see him return.
"Yeah," Grizz center Marc Gasol said. "Well … yeah."
Did Thibodeau see something on the United Center floor Saturday that he didn't like? Had Noah been listening to too much All-Star jazz? Did he just need a blow after those long minutes against the Raptors and the Celtics? Boozer said he spoke to Noah briefly after the game, revealed nothing of what they said, but added: "He'll be fine."
He was conspicuous by his absence for 2.3 seconds, at least.


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The Gadsden City Council approved landfill- and road-resurfacing-related engineering contracts and three fishing tournaments in a brief meeting Tuesday.
The Gadsden City Council approved landfill- and road-resurfacing-related engineering contracts and three fishing tournaments in a brief meeting Tuesday.
The council approved a contract with S&ME for environmental services at the city's closed sanitary landfill on Lookout Mountain, including monthly explosive gas monitoring and quarterly ground water monitoring for the current fiscal year. The council approved another contract with the firm for gas monitoring and storm water monitoring at the city's construction and demolition landfill in Burns Park, also for this fiscal year.
The council also approved a contract with CDG Engineering and Associates for design work for repaving Forrest Avenue from Seventh Street to 12th Street.
City Engineer Chad Hare said the construction should be done in the spring or summer.
The city will be responsible for 20 percent of the $33,941 engineering cost and 20 percent of the construction cost of the project.
The Gadsden Etowah Metropolitan Planning Organization will pay for 80 percent of the engineering and 80 percent of the construction cost. The construction cost is estimated to be $200,000 to $250,000, Hare said.
The council also approved contracts with the Alabama Bass Federation for three fishing tournaments at Coosa Landing.
The city will pay $3,000 for a state qualifier tournament on May 18, $1,500 for a youth tournament on June 29 and up to $5,000, or $35 per boat, for the state championship tournament Sept. 12-13.


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11 RV Parks near Collinsville, Illinois
Caseyville, Illinois 3.21 miles SW
Maryville, Illinois 3.99 miles NE
Glen Carbon, Illinois 5.38 miles N
Fairview Heights, Illinois 5.62 miles S
Washington Park, Illinois 6.35 miles SW
We did however find 11 campgrounds within 25 miles of Collinsville. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Collinsville in the left hand column.
3321 Highway 111 Granite City, Illinois 62040 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 40 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 2 Reviews
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Nov 2014 - $20.00
There are several campgrounds within the park so make sure you get the right one. We camped in the West Side Campground of the Horseshoe Lake Conservation Area, which is right on the lake itself. The East Side Campground was closed. Hunting season was in full swing and all the other campers were serious male hunters in all male hunting bands. Polite and friendly but I felt kind of out of place as a female. We heard a lot of shooting nearby so we went around with our orange and yellow raincoats on. We went for a canoe trip in the cypress swamp from the dock across the road from our site. Very nice place if you would like to canoe in a cypress swamp and we enjoyed that. However the water tap didn't work and when we tried to dump, the dump site was plugged and we had to contend with a mess. Showers were closed. For an overnight it was a lovely scenic park but don't expect the water and sewer to work. The electricity was fine. Long narrow roads in and out where you can't turn around but the sites are huge once you are off the roadway into the campground. Not worth the $20 we were charged, in spite of he lovely canoe trip. - Judy Birchland
Sep 2012 - $20.00
Found this park while traveling down I-57 South. Needed a place for the night. Park off the beaten path, and quiet. Fire pits in poor shape, but the view of the lake is very pretty. Not a class A park, but we liked it so much we stayed 2 nights. - campbee
5100 Collinsville Rd Fairmont City, Illinois 62201 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 35 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 6 Reviews
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Aug 2013 - $25.00
We called ahead to reserve a spot. The woman who answered the phone did not identify the park when she picked up; I had to confirm that I had the right number. She quoted $25 per night and confirmed that they were big rig friendly. I explained that we were pulling a 40' 5th wheel with a long bed 1 ton truck, and that we'd need 50 amp. She said no problem, just to call her when we got closer. When we called back, she told us to leave a check in the drop box and take any spot we wanted. We got there only to find it is NOT big rig friendly, and it was dirty and ill maintained. With quite a bit of maneuvering, we were able to turn around and leave. There are a lot of what looks to be full time and transient residents there. We didn't think we'd stay even if it had comfortably fit our rig as it was a little sketchy looking. There are no pull throughs because of the very low power lines running throughout the park. I would not stay here. It's a dump. - Gogirl
Jun 2012 - $25.00
STAY AWAY !!! This place is a dump with many issues. I plugged my 50 amp surge protector into the electric box and got a reading of 130V on one leg and 114V on the other leg. Surge protector would kick out often. There was trash everywhere. The fellow next door was living in a box truck that looked like it hadn't been moved in 10 years. Every morning he would sit in his bucket seat, which was positioned next to the water faucet, and wash up and do his dishes. We never saw the manager only talked to her on the phone. There was never anybody in the office. Did I say? ...STAY AWAY - john5079
Sep 2010 - $15.00
It is duck season so you will hear some shooting in the morning hours. At night when 9:00PM comes you will hear the alert siren for the city, go off. This is because a child curfew is in effect and it is a reminder to parents to check and see where your kids are at. My stay was nice, then again I am working in the area (St. Louis) and was therefore not here to visit the sites. But for working in the area it was just what I needed. The interstate into St. Louis is very busy and adds about 20 minutes to the morning drive. But if here for sightseeing this should not be a problem for most people. With winter coming up, they allowed you to "underpin" your travel trailer to help keep pipes from freezing. All in all, I would stay here again if work was closer. - Maxflex
3133 W Chain of Rocks Rd Granite City, Illinois 62040 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 30 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 4 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $25.00
The good part about this campground was the close proximity to St. Louis. Hookups were OK but don't expect TV, satellite or antenna. A good ol' boy runs the park, which is filled mostly with good ol' boys and fishermen. Had to chase him down to pay before I left. No amenities unless you want to fish. I'll look for something in St. Louis area, even if higher in price, the next time I'm in the area. - RVW Traveler
Apr 2012 - $30.00
We were going to stay here but when we got there there was a pit bull and rottweiler running lose on the ground. Not the kind of place we would stay. - Big Benny
May 2010 - $25.00
Despite its unkempt and tired appearance, we had a nice time here. The bathrooms are serviceable, ditto the shower. The fishing is great, though. It's not exactly "family friendly" in the same sense that cg's with playgrounds, trails, open spaces are, but it not anti-kid either. There are a lot of permanent residents, and those that we met have been friendly and helpful. We'd probably stay here again based on price and necessity. - Joann26
3157 West Chain of Rocks Road Granite City, Illinois 62040 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 74 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 65 Reviews
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Apr 2019 - $41.00
Worst RV (KOA) we have ever stayed at. Dirty, old, uneven concrete. Bathroom curtain appeared to have not been washed for years. Surrounded by junkyards in a bad part of town. Old and dreary. - Digger and Connie
Aug 2018 - $44.00
Sites seemed rather close together, but park seemed well-maintained. We did enjoy sitting outside and grilling. - Uwe
Jul 2018 - $51.00
We stayed for two nights. Quick and easy check-in. Very nice shaded pull-thru site. The night before our arrival they apparently suffered some severe weather but we couldn't even tell. The staff had been working non-stop to clean up. Viewed staff continually moving around making sure everyone was well taken care of. Would definitely recommend. - FVFord74
3225 W Chain of Rocks Rd Granite City, Illinois 62040 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 40 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2018 - $40.00
Needed a place to spend the night. Not on the best part of town and mostly long term. Had a few spots for overnighters. Managers were very nice, but park in need of upgrades. Not on our return list! - skier1947
Mar 2010 - $35.00
This is perhaps the worst campground we have ever stayed at. The sites are short, not level and very close together. The road is dirt and full of holes. There are permanent residents who don't think there is a need to keep their site neat or free of dog waste. This area the park is in, seems to be very unsafe and dirty. Next time I come to this area, I will find somewhere else to stay. - Ron910
3955 Blackburn Rd Edwardsville, Illinois 62025 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 29 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 52 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $35.00
This park is closed for the season and will not reopen in 2016. The owners plan to remove the park facilities put the land up for sale. - 15243
Sep 2015 - $35.00
Convenient to I-70 or I-55 and very nice for a one night stopover. Friendly folks at check-in, clean facility. Very nice area and close to St Louis if one wanted to visit the city. - dodgedan
Sep 2015 - $35.00
This was just an overnight stop for us on our journey home. I'm not a fan of typical RV parks and prefer state or county parks even if you don't have all the amenities. For this reason, I just rated this site as "Satisfactory."
The sites all have full hookups but they are VERY close together. The sites are paved and many are pull through, which is convenient. The park appears well managed and clean.
The location is not walking distance to any restaurants or other services. - Ree Klein
200 Front St East Saint Louis, Illinois 62201 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 132 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 182 Reviews
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Nov 2018 - $55.00
Had to call the phone number 3 times. First time we were told we had to use web site. After using website, put card in it said we "timed out" - redo it. Well they charged our card for that one and the one we finally got to go through. We use to stay out in the parking lot by the semis, for free, and would spend a couple hundred in the casino. Not going into casino having to pay for parking and being ripped off for an extra night. Customer service was not helpful nor very concerned that this happened. But we can wait 5-7 days for a refund? - Jeffsangel
Oct 2018 - $55.00
I had a lot of apprehension before booking this park. The location, all the area road construction, safety. I worried for nothing, this place is a great base for exploring St Louis. If you are coming from the east just remember exit 2A is a LEFT EXIT. Also, ALL reservations MUST be made in advance as your confirmation email will contain the gate code. The arch view from our coach was amazing and ever changing. Early morning hidden in the clouds, fabulous sunsets and beautifully lite at night. Security watches over the park closely, and also gives shuttle rides to both the casino and metro. You are one metro stop from the arch, and an easy walk or ride to the most amazing view of both the arch and city from Malcolm Martin Memorial Park viewing platform. We arrived on a Saturday mid October and the park had maybe two dozen RV's. I had booked 617 on line but when we got here discovered it slanted too steep downhill which made our first step too high. A quick call to the casino and we changed to 607 which was super level and a better view. - barbielab
Oct 2018 - $55.00
Stayed in spot 619 on South Side Daily at $ 55.00 Sat, Oct 06 -10. The convenience store is shut down. There are 2 washers and 2 dryers. There is 1 shower stall located in the restroom. The side I stayed on is best for 40' RV's; the other side is for RV's under 24'. On one side there is a public transportation electric train that runs about twice an hour. On the other side is a freight train that runs about twice per weekday and five times each Saturday and Sunday. Security is very good with patrols about every two hours. It is an asphalt parking lot with a well established lawn. There isn't any service to speak of due to there are no employees. - MobileScout38BWQS
Scott Lake Rd Scott AFB, Illinois 62225 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 24 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 24 Reviews
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Aug 2017 - $20.00
Nice park with level sites on the far side of the runway. The restrooms were very prison like with the fixtures of stainless steel (no toilet seats). Make your reservations early as it fills up fast. Nice staging base for visiting the Saint Louis area. - boomerlee
Jul 2017 - $20.00
We stayed at 5 different fam camps on our PCS journey from the west coast to the east. Scott fam camp was by far the worst. It's almost embarrassing this is a military establishment. The showers/bath are not useable. The washer and dryer do not work, they run but do not clean clothes. Trash bins were always full, no wifi, unlevel spots, no sewer hook-ups. I know bugs are unavoidable but they seemed over the top here. A little spraying would help some. Some serious maintenance needs to be done and managed up to military standards. Scott is a beautiful base... their fam camp not so much. - Ranger18
Jun 2017 - $25.00
This campground has huge potential, however I think there is a management/outdoor recreation problem. It needs attention. The bathrooms haven't ever been updated so the showers simply aren't an option. We have to go to the bad gym to shower and the toilets are metal. Mold everywhere. Trash/recycle never gets picked up. The management of the spots is awful. We are PCSing and in a four week period we will move 4 times. They have people that homestead there that never have to move. Again huge potential just poorly managed. - Amanda Pelletier
900 Jefferson Avenue St. Louis, Missouri 63106 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 54 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 83 Reviews
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Jul 2018 - $50.00
Pretty handy to all the tourist attractions. Management is super - very helpful, both in knowledge and escorting you to your site. Some traffic noise, but nights are quiet (surprising for its location). The park slopes a few degrees, so bring blocking. I'd stay again when in the area. - eaf14131
Jul 2018 - $56.00
What others have said, it is a gravel parking lot in the city. This is the first RV park that my motohome front tires were off the ground trying to get level. The sites in the middle are all very un-level. The sites around the outside are much more level. But they are all back in and if you want or need a pull through site, plan on having many leveling blocks with you. I reserved a pull through and paid the bill but was given a back in, even though they had open spaces. After some discussion I got a pull through. Only stayed one night. - weighit
May 2018 - $54.00
This is a gravel parking lot, but it is very convenient to downtown. The owners were extremely nice and helpful. Pool area was nice and clean. Laundry room was great and the showers had a low water pressure, but we fine. - Kwanyen
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May 2019 - $45.00
If you're visiting St. Louis this location could not be better. It's just on the other side of the river. Not a pretty place and kind of swampy. Our fire ring was in about 4 inches of water. But..so close to St. Louis. - DAN44MILW
Apr 2019 - $41.00
We stayed 4 nights and found the park to be very convenient to St Louis downtown and area attractions. Park is not a resort, but has all we need for comfortable camping. The on-site Sawmill BBQ restaurant is really good and highly recommended. - Mark 5
Oct 2018 - $45.00
Park is right off a major highway, so plenty of road noise outside. Sites were snug, but enough room for our camper and toad. Utilities were good, didn't notice campground wifi on our computers. We did some touring around the St Louis area from here and it worked very well for us. Fire ring was provided, we didn't use it. Picnic table was brand new. If you leave your hose out, it has to be off the ground. I pull ours out, dump and put it away. Sites were either 30 or 50 Amp, not both. - Rae & Mark


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Actress Laura Dern's critically acclaimed TV drama "Enlightened" has been canceled after two seasons.
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Ashley Jay Brent PhotographyCertificate of Excellence 2019
It's the little hidden moments I see and the expressions I capture to tell a story that make me a photographer. The cameras help along with the technical training and over 17 years of experience in family portraiture and wedding photography I'm a little bit more than 'just a photographer'. I'm that calm one in the room when the place is on meltdown, stitching up the best man's trousers, arranging a bridesmaid's bouquet out of thin air and untangling a father of the bride from the ribbons of the wedding car. Not to mention hiking the extra mile up the hill or laying down in mud to get 'that shot' if you've heard the stories possibly the photographer was me! I'll be there personally every step of the way, through the consultation and booking, answering any questions night or day, behind the camera (dancing if needed) and presenting to you your photos, storybook albums, slideshow and prints. With over 17 years experience that includes celebrities, high-end studios and sailing the seven seas, as a specialist full-time wedding photographer I'm also available for every type of social photography, studio and location family and baby portraiture and model portfolios. I've got the skeleton key to help you relax and put you at ease whilst capturing the natural expressions of the day, whilst simultaneously entertaining the little ones. Now get in touch so we can talk about you and your wedding day in detail Feel free to message me directly for an exclusive offer, either via my website or facebook page :)
Roman Scott
London-based Roman Scott is an up and coming photographer, capturing moments of authenticity that flourish with fresh energy. He has a deft touch at making people comfortable on the other side of the lens and brings an uplifting spirit to the shoot. Taking inspiration from old film shoots this gives his work a raw, analog feel. However, shooting everything digital means that what ever the client needs he can deliver. Emigrating to the world of photography from the music industry, a bold and cinematic approach to his subjects and their environment strives to evoke emotion, he hopes to provoke a reaction, thought or discussion. Obsessed with light and capturing moments from a young age, it's people, faces, journeys and stories that dominate Roman's work.
DeanB Photography
DeanB is a Professional photographer with over 15 years experience. Covering the UK and Europe, DeanB is sure to provide a service to exceed your expectations. Fully accredited by the Association of Photographers and a full member of the Society of Photographers. I am a qualified commercial drone pilot (PfCO holder), will full insurance, indemnity and public liability. I offer a number of 'Off the shelf' packages for all areas of my business, but am equally happy to prepare a bespoke package for those looking for a slightly more individual offering.
SOLK PhotographyCertificate of Excellence 2019
Professional high-end photography. I'm focusing on good service and communication to provide a great professional result.
Keeran Roberts PhotographyCertificate of Excellence 2019
As a freelance wedding, portrait and event photographer, I cover the whole of the UK including Europe. I am professionally trained and fully accredited to carry out your work, giving you the confidence that the work I conduct on your behalf is conducted professionally and to industry standard. I approach all my photography sessions as I am telling your story in the form of capturing captivating images. I focus on the characters, the fleeting moments and the emotions. I use the ambient light as much as possible, this allows me to be unobtrusive, a fly on the wall. Years from now, the taste of the cake, the smell of the flowers may have faded in your memory, but the photos of your day will be with you to treasure for ever. My photography is a perfect blend of modern and monochrome. I am at the tender age of 34 with two beautiful daughters. I got the photography bug at a very young age with my very first camera being the Olympus OM1 film camera. To this day I still have and cherish my original film photos. All my photography is based around my clients preferred location, likes and dislikes, giving my clients the freedom to relax and have fun.
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Framed Fantasies PhotographyCertificate of Excellence 2019
I'm Iyanka, and I'm a portrait and commercial photographer based in London. Being a photographer has provided with me with incredible opportunities to connect with people in a deeper level and to capture the true spirits of my subjects. Born in Sri Lanka, I made London my home in 2004. London is an incredible city for a photographer, with a melting pot of cultures and stunning locations which makes my job very exciting! Aside from portraits, I also shoot for a variety of fashion, commercial, corporate and wedding projects. Whatever your photography need, you can send me a message below to discuss how i could help you achieve your photography goals.
The Humble Photography Co.Certificate of Excellence 2019
THE HUMBLE PHOTOGRAPHY COMPANY offer wedding, portrait and all types of event photography. With a studio based in Essex we cover the local area but also travel further afield in our goal to help provide couples and families with quality photography at affordable prices. We specialize in Weddings, Portraits and events but we're also available for Christenings, Parties, Pets, Events, Anniversaries, PR, Press and all types of Commercial work. Whether you're looking for a photographer for your big day, amazing photos of your event, or even just to document a moment in time you want to remember for years to come, THE HUMBLE PHOTOGRAPHY COMPANY aim to help capture the most important occasions in your life.
Photographer Andreas GriegerCertificate of Excellence 2019
I`m a freelance photographer based in London. I cover events, restaurants & hotels, weddings, real estate and stage photography I have worked for twenty five years front and back of house within first class hotels and restaurants, so I have a unique perspective on style and customer service. After successfully working as a photographer in Germany for 6 years I moved to London in 2013. Please have a look at my work on my website EVENTs www.eventphotography-london.co.uk or WEDDINGs www.myweddingphotographer-london.co.uk or REAL ESTATE & HOTEL www.estatephotography.co.uk Reliable service, quick turn around, good prices So if you like my work, please do contact me. A fresh perspective can never harm. PHOTOGRAPHER Andreas Grieger EVENT - REAL ESTATE - STAGE - RESTAURANT - HOTEL - WEDDING
Skins Elliott Photography
We provide a bespoke photography service tailored to your needs. Specialising in portrait and events but fully capable of capturing everything from products photography to baby bump and families images. Please feel free to check out the website to see my work and I hope to hear from you soon www.SkinsElliottPhotography.com
PolarcreateCertificate of Excellence 2019
Splento turns every event into a lasting memory When it comes to turning an occasion into lasting memories or effective marketing tools – you need a photographer you can trust. With an ever-growing database of specialist, multi-lingual photographers, Splento has everything covered, from a family shoot to a graduation ceremony, a corporate conference to a product launch – providing a guaranteed, end-to-end service, even at short notice.
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WB Photographic specialises in portraits, sports and events photography
Natalie Takes Photos
Photographer based in Surrey, specialising in capturing the best moments, biggest smiles, all the big Yes's and quite often barks and neighs :) I have been doing photography for more than 11 years now, starting as a music/fashion photographer, I now love to bring something else to every photoshoot I do. I am also very good friend with photoshop, which also helps!
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Jun Tan Weddings
Hi I'm Jun and I'm a portrait and wedding photographer. I love taking pictures of couples in love - especially surrounded by the great outdoors. For the last five years, my work revolved around doing portrait works. It was only within the last two years I developed an interest for wedding photography. I enjoyed capturing those little special moments of a wedding day. I want to be there to capture your REAL love and make it an everlasting memory. Drop me an email and lets create something magical!
Katherine Millard Photography
Steal the Focus: Photo, Video, Design.Certificate of Excellence 2019
At Steal the Focus, we tailor-make our wedding packages to ensure our customers are left with stunning photos and videos of their big day. We are a family business with over 35 years of experience, offering incredible quality products that you will love looking at over and over again. Whether you need a photographer, two photographers, a photographer and a videographer, or just a videographer, we're here to make the media of your special day one less thing for you to worry about. With our extensive experience in design, we can even help you with your invites, table settings, and more! In addition to our wedding packages, we can also consider any photo, video, or design commission due to our broad knowledge of all things creative. Get in contact with us today for a friendly, professional, no-obligation chat.
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Simon Roberts Photography
Hello! I am Simon Roberts. I am a professional photographer specialising in weddings and events. I am very passionate about what I do. In particular, wedding photography.
Pocket Creatives
We're called Pocket Creatives. Because, let's face it, most of our work ends up right in your pocket – viewed, liked, shared and admired, right from there. Pocket Creatives has been built on 15 years of experience in the visual and creative industries. Run by co-owners Steven, Haider and Lauren, we epitomise the blend of youth and experience. We love what we do, and we like to think that it shows in the work we deliver. We're multi-sector experienced. We've chosen to remain flexible so that we can respond to different challenges. Our skills allow us work across areas from food to fashion, public events to corporate environments. We want our visuals to say more, and speak louder. We want to stay true to the saying that an image is worth a thousand words… and counting!
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Sophie Connell Photography
I am a Reportage Portrait Photographer with over 15 years experience. I cover Weddings, Newborns, Families, Events, head shots , Corporate and much more. Covering Hertfordshire, Essex, London, Bedfordshire, Berkshire.
Catberry Photography
Freelance photographer from London, specialising in editorial and commercial shoots. Has been featured in multiple fashion, art and music magazines and works with some of the biggest video game companies in the world. Feel free to contact me, I'm very flexible and easy to work with, always looking for new challenges! I'm also speedy in my work and provide quality under tight deadlines.
Kim Burrows Photography
Chris Ludwick Photographic servicesCertificate of Excellence 2019
We are based in stevenage herts ,we offer a full photographic service, from weddings to parties, commercial, portraits and events: corporate, commercial, music and shows. We aim to please and leave you 100% happy with our service to you. We shoot your memories and your events, so we want you to be happy. If you're a business - look no further - we will give you satisfaction guaranteed. Chris Ludwick Photography consists of myself and a highly skilled group of video photographers, photographers and editors that we have at our disposal to fulfil all your photographic needs. We have a passion for photography that runs deep. My work has been published in local newspapers as well as a high end fashion magazine. We have experience in all areas of photography, including commercial photography, weddings , parties, corporate events, fashion and products, stage shows, and music gigs and babies and young children (we are CRB covered for any child related photography). We also carry out any Photoshop work you require at a competitive rate. This ensures we can cater for everything with confidence in giving you a very high level service.
Joe Howarth Photography
Hi, I am a professional wedding and event photographer based in London. I aim to provide you with stunning and timeless images, using the best equipment and high-quality post-processing to ensure you end up with the best results. Client satisfaction is a priority for me, and I always try and go the extra mile on your special day. I offer services at set prices, with no extra costs down the road to give you peace of mind. I want you to feel in safe hands from the moment you book me right through to delivery. Please feel free to get in touch and have a chat, or for more information information visit my website. HowarthPictures.com 07445 966013
Brian Findlay Photography
Avida StudiosCertificate of Excellence 2019
Choosing your Wedding Photography and Cinematography is a big decision and we're glad you've taken the time to consider us. The word 'Avida' is an Italian word meaning 'Avid' or 'Passionate'. We felt that this was fitting for our company as passion sits at the heart of what we do. We really do care about the couples we work with and feel that the true reward for our work is the satisfaction that our client experiences when dealing with us and recieving their finished film and photos. Avida Studios consists of a team of experienced professional photographers and film makers. Our mission is to produce outstanding photographs that will allow you to experience some of your most significant memories for years to come. Cinematography is the art of conveying a story through film with all of the emotion and captive elements that come with it. Our films are there to serve as a reminder of all that was great on your big day - family, friends, celebration, emotion, love and happiness. We are based in London and often shoot weddings nationally. We are able to shoot destination weddings and can travel abroad too.Our booking process is really simple, we will guide you through our options and packages and will work with you closely to ensure you have the correct package to cover your wedding. If you have any questions, please do get in touch we would love to hear from you. Telephone: 020 3633 0935 Email: email@example.com
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Pouts and Posers Photobooths
Pouts and Posers Photobooths provide quality booths for hire along with experienced and fun booth attendants to really make your event, we bring out the laughs in your guests and capture the funny moments to take away with you!
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From investment banking and computing to photography: my love for photography developed into a vocation that seeks to capture the most important times in our lives, from the poignant to the precious, be it at home or at an event. I decided to walk away from safe careers with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley in order to live and breathe my passion. As a professional photographer based in West Essex, I am pleased to welcome clients into my own spacious studio that is child-proof and family friendly. Before following an entrepreneurial path, I studied at the London School of Photography after completing a degree in Business Computing; my previous work in investment banking and computing has helped me to develop into a computer- competent, professional, individual with experience working with some of the most creative and skilled people in this field. After shoots, many of which are taken using my homemade props, I have an editing turn-around of 24 to 48 hours. I offer a bespoke experience and pride myself on working to deliver for the client and their individual wishes. Once the editing process has concluded, I provide shareable links to an online database, making them readily available wherever the client may be. Just to ensure your precious moments are protected, they can be password bound. The shoots I hold are a collaborative process. The main priority for me is that my clients enjoy them, that way the images we create together feel and look both natural and beautiful. Beyond this general service, I also provide corporate photography opportunities for professionals with an appreciation for personal and prompt services. In addition to a person-centric approach, I also offer to work with businesses in graphic designing and product marketing. Natalia Fernandes Photography has countless avenues we're able to pursue alongside giving a very bespoke, very flexible, and very dynamic, multi-dimensional photography experience whatever that need.
Petya Nikolova PhotographyCertificate of Excellence 2019
Petya Nikolova Photography provides a professional maternity, newborn, baby, children, family, event and lifestyle photography services in London and Essex. Services include studio portraits, location shots and milestone sessions. Maternity Sessions - 1 hour - 10 digital edited images - £150 - Best time to photograph them is about 32 weeks of pregnancy. The shoot typically lasts about an hour, partners and children are very welcome to join in too. After the session you can expect 40+ images to view in an online gallery to choose your favourites. You can see the images 2 weeks after the shooting. Maternity sessions are also available in the comfort of your own home, I will bring my portable studio which includes lights, backdrops and props and set up for the shoot. Outdoor maternity sessions are also available in your preferred local park or favourite place. Newborn Sessions - 2-4 hours - 10 digital images - £160 - The newborn sessions generally last between 2-4 hours and they are for babies up to 14 days old when they are still very sleepy and easy to "curl" in their natural position. The sessions are held at my studio in Woodford or in a comfort of your own home. Different props, blankets, buckets and toys are available but your own ones are very welcome too. Please book your session in advance to secure the time slot and provide the necessary nappies for changing, food for the baby and clothes! Again you can choose from an online gallery the best images from 40+ two weeks after the shooting. Babies Sessions - 1 hour - 10 digital edited images - £130 - These sessions are for babies 12 weeks and over. This is a great time to capture those amazing first smiles, the crawling and exploring. The baby sessions are held in my studio in Woodford or in the comfort of your own home. Different props, blankets, buckets and toys are available but your own ones are very welcome too. You can choose the best images from an online gallery two weeks after the shooting. Children Sessions - 1 hour - 10 digital edited images - £130 - The children sessions last up to 1 hour and can be done in my studio in Woodford, in your home or favourite location. Different backdrops are available for different occasions and the natural backdrop of the local park or outdoor place. Up to two backdrops per sessions are allowed and up to two different outfits. Mini Children Sessions are also available - 30 min - 5 digital edited images - £65 and Children Mini Sessions in different theme ( Christmas, Easter, Valentine's day, Mother's Day, Halloween) are running all the time through the year in a promotional prices - please check my website regularly to find them! Family Sessions - 1 hour - 10 digital edited images - £130 - Your family session last up to 1 hour and is always fun. We start with shots of the whole family together in a variety of poses, moving on to shoots of the children together and individually both close up and full length. Family session can be done in the studio, your home or outdoor in a favourite place. After the session you can expect 40+ images to view in an online gallery to choose your favourites. Mini Family Sessions are also available - 30 min - 5 digital edited images - £65 and Family Mini Sessions in different theme ( Christmas, Easter, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Halloween) are running all the time through the year in a promotional prices - please check my website regularly to find them! London Sightseeing Sessions - 2 hours - 10 digital edited images - £160 - These sessions are great for the whole family and they are a fantastic way to spend the time together and explore the most beautiful London places. We photograph these sessions in very natural way trying to capture all the smiles, emotions and joy of the family creating a priceless memories which will last forever. You choose the place, the time and the date of the session, in case of bad weather conditions we can always reschedule for another time. You can choose the best images from an online gallery two weeks after the shooting. Event Photography - £60 per hour - 120 digital edited images - Cover all types of events in London and Essex from birthday parties, prom parties, christening, hen parties, gala dinners, awards ceremonies, networking events to product launches, trade shows, concerts, school plays and conferences. The images are going to be ready 72 hours after the event and you can download them instantly from an online gallery which could be shared with many different people - emails of the people are required for the smooth and quick sharing. Lifestyle Sessions - 2 hours - 10 digital edited images - £160 - I love to capture families in the sanctuary of their own homes in a natural and timeless way. These sessions always tell a story and also documents and reveals the beautiful and honest connections we have with our loved ones. No props! No posing! Just you being you! Two weeks after the session you can expect 40+ images to view in an online gallery to choose your favourites. Nursery School Sessions - 10 min per child - £6 per digital file - If you are leader of a local nursery school or parent of a child looking for a photographer please consider me! I can visit you and set up my portable studio in a specially cordoned off area or separate room. On the day I will spend up to ten minutes with each child, in the presence of member of staff, aiming to get a variety of close-ups and action shots. I will try to make the experience as much fun as possible. Two weeks later, each parent will receive an email with a selection of digital images of their child to choose from. I am DBS checked and have Public Liability Insurance! Gift Cards - Photo shoot and professional portraits are the perfect gift for the whole family as they bring everybody closer. Gift vouchers are valid for maternity, newborn, baby, children and family photo sessions! Once the payment is made, please allow 1-3 days for the Gift Card to arrive at the provided address! £50 deposit is required for all sessions at the time of booking to secure your date!!The remaining amount is due at the day of the session!!!
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Professional photography and videography service. Offering a unique and bespoke service to every individual client, that is perfectly tailored to your needs. Ensuring all product goals are never missed, while continually keeping the focus on any key points or factors and always providing the highest quality possible throughout.
At Polar Create we develop your online video presence. We're a London-based video production and editing company, experienced in producing creative online visual content for a wide variety of clients, including start-ups, large companies, charities and hotels. From script and storyboard through to the final edit, Polar Create provide you with the guidance you need. Whether you want a corporate video, promotional video, explainer video, live event video , video banner ad or documentary… we do it all! Get in touch today and develop your brand through visual content.
Demi Tyla Photography
http://www.demitylaphotography.com Freelance Photographer based in Rickmansworth/ Watford and surrounding areas. Baby, child, family, pets, fashion, events photographer and much more!
If getting the photos that you want - and I sincerely wish to create - takes the entire day at the wedding, that's just a minute part of my talent, skill and expertise. Peace of mind, fabulous images. That's what I'm doing, that's why I'm hired :) To chase the most emotional moments of the day and to create perfect (for you) images and perfect (for you) experience working with me.
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How do I recompile the MySQL library to run under medium trust?
We have configured the .NET 2.0 environment to run in a customized medium trust environment. The MySQL libraries must be modified to run under this environment. This article describes how to recompile the MySQL/Connector library to run under this version of medium trust.
- Download the source code for the MySQL Connector/Net from www.mysql.com.
- Extract the contents of the zip file to a local directory.
- Open mysql.csproj project file in Visual Studio.
- Open the AssemblyInfo.cs file, and add the following code, in the using block, at the top of the file (if it is not already there):
using System.Security;
- Add the following code to the assembly section of the file:
[assembly: AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers]
- Recompile the dll.
You may now reference this dll from other projects. When you decide to publish your project to your hosting server, you need to upload this modified version of the dll to your bin directory.