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Every year hundreds of people buy a new camera and the next thing we know, they are claiming they are ready to start a photography business…that's what I did after all.
Some of those people end up putting blood, sweat, and tears into learning the trade and they spend time and money on education and really try to make something of it. I was an engineer at GM for 10 years before quitting to do photography full-time so I know what it's like to start with a hobby, I just had no idea what the road would lead to.
When my wife and I got married, we hired someone who was a hobbyist who did wedding photography on the side. I didn't do much research (my fault) and I assumed that if you had a nice camera and got paid to do it that you must know what you are doing. Sadly I was very mistaken and have photos to prove it. Thankfully for us, eight years after we got married we ended up getting dressed up again and were able to get some good photos.
I want to give a little bit of insight into what it takes…what it REALLY takes to be a professional photographer. This is not meant to attack anyone that is a hobbyist. If you are doing photography for fun, that's fantastic, but claiming you are a photography studio is entirely different and I think a lot of people may not really know what that entails. What I'm about to write is a road map of MY story. When I write about what "you" need to do, it's what "I" needed to do. When I point out the struggles and the lack of knowledge, etc. these are all the things that I went through and I hope that this helps people to better understand what they are getting into. When I started my journey, I had no photography education and I was one of those that hung a sign on my door without having any clue of what it really meant. I had a few professional photographers set me straight and it made a huge impact on me. So when you read this, understand that these are things that I went through. Please also know that this is NOT meant to discourage someone from pursuing photography but it is meant to keep it real.
Lets talk about the technical stuff first:
The first things is that you need to understand how your camera works. The auto-mode doesn't cut it even if you think it will take good photos. You need to know how your gear works. You need to know how to manage what your camera is doing in different situations and in different lighting. You need to have a solid grasp of where all the controls are along with how/when to use them.
On top of that, you need the right gear. I shot my first wedding with a point and shoot camera (yes, I was dumb.) If you have a canon rebel with a kit lens, you are NOT ready to shoot a wedding. The camera itself is fantastic and will take great photos but you need to have an array of lenses that can cover wide angle to telephoto and you need those lenses to have a constant wide aperture otherwise they will not perform properly in low light. Good lenses could cost double to triple what you paid for the camera. If you don't have them, you will be using your pop up flash all the time unless you spend the time and money to invest in proper off-camera flashes and radio triggers which will add a significant cost to your camera bag. The $700 for the camera and kit lens now just jumped to about $4500. Don't forget that if you decide to shoot someone's wedding, you will need a backup of all those pieces of equipment in the event that something breaks which means you need a backup camera, a backup wide angle lens, a backup telephoto lens, backup flashes, backup radio triggers, etc. You will of course need a lot of classes and education to actually learn how to use all the stuff properly. Not having the right gear and not knowing how to use can cause you to ruin someone's wedding photos. If you want to learn to shoot weddings, just make sure you know how to use your equipment first.
Then there's some of the other stuff that people don't want to think about.
You need liability insurance in case someone trips over your tripod and injures themselves. You need equipment insurance in case that expensive equipment gets broken or stolen. You need errors and omissions insurance in case you shoot someone's once in a lifetime event and your memory card gets corrupted.
Then there's the computers.
You will need a fast computer with tons of ram and a large hard drive. You'll actually probably need at least two internal hard drives, one to be the primary operating system and programs and scratch disk, and the other to store your data. Then you'll need a backup system because if you have someones important photos, you'll need storage for those photos. You need external hard drives along with software to run automatic backups of your main drives. Make sure they're off the floor in case of a flood. Don't forget some type of offsite backup in case you get robbed. You'll either want to have stuff stored in a safety deposit box and/or some type of online data backup services. Both of these cost money.
To keep all this stuff running, you really need to become an I.T. person if you want to be able to manage your computers and hard drives and wireless router and/or wireless switch, RAID configured hard drives, etc.
Then you'll need all the photo editing software which helps you download, view/organize, process/edit, create web galleries, transfer data to and from your website, etc. I imagine that a lot of people use illegal copies of software, if that's you, then make sure to not complain when someone steals your copyrighted material because that's exactly what you're doing to the software company.
At some point, you will of course need a website. You'll need some way to display your images to show prospective clients. That means you have to find a web host and register a domain name and pay for those annually. You'll then need to learn how to edit and maintain that website. If you want music on it you have to get a license for royalty free music for it so that you're not violating another artist's copyright. You'll also need to update the website with new content which is easiest done on a blog which means you need to take time to learn how to setup and modify a blog along with the time it takes to maintain the blog and figure out how to make it searchable on google.
To avoid become irrelevant, you'll want to make sure that people's images show up on your blog, facebook, and now don't forget there is twitter, pinterest, tumblr, fartknocker, bumble-buttpicker, and whatever other social sites will come out. Don't forget to make sure to resize and watermark those images because people love to take them from you otherwise. Also, with your website, if you bought a pretty flash template, don't forget lots of your viewers view it on an ipad so they can't see that. So now you need to make a separate website that is HTML so that it's ipad and iphone friendly.
On your website you will need a contact form so you'll have to figure out how to set that up and have it forward responses to the email address which you will need to setup and maintain. If you view your email on multiple devices it will help to spend time understanding the difference between pop3 email and IMAP email.
What about all the legal and financial stuff:
You need to get a sales tax license and learn how/when to pay sales tax. At some point you'll need to figure out what type of business you want to be because there is a big difference in being a sole proprietor vs. an LLC vs. an s-corp you'll need to understand the difference and figure out which one is going to be best for you and your family from both a legal and financial standpoint.
If you're an s-corp you then have to have either pay a payroll service so that you can get paid from your business or you need to learn how to do that yourself through quickbooks. Oh yeah…you have to learn how to be a bookkeeper so that you can properly log and file your income and expenses and then hire an accountant to make sure that your taxes are being done properly. If you decide to save some money and do a lot of the bookkeeping and payroll yourself in quickbooks, then you'll have to learn how and when to pay your state sales, use, and withholding taxes, how and when to file a 940, 941, 1020, and 1017. Of course you can always hire a payroll company to do that for you…it's only money!
Speaking of legal stuff…what about paperwork? You need to have contracts for weddings and it's definitely helpful to have them for portraits as well. That means you need to buy contracts from somewhere and modify them yourself and have them checked by an attorney. You need to make sure that you and your clients are on the same page and that everything is clear for both parties.
If you have paperwork, contracts, invoices, receipts, etc. then you will need to have a filing structure to file everything. You'll obviously need some type of dedicated space in your house away from children and pets to have an office with your computer(s), camera(s), paperwork, etc. Speaking of kids and pets, either of those can complicate meetings with potential clients. If you have either, you'll need to figure out how to meet with people so that neither will interfere with meetings. That's difficult when you work in your house. If you can't work in your house because you have kids and/or pets, then you'll need to find a place to have an office and meeting area so you'll now have to pay rent somewhere that is separate from your mortgage along with utilities, internet, phone, security system, etc. It's only money though.
Also, don't forget that if you want to shoot weddings you need to have reliable transportation because you can't go shoot a wedding in an old unreliable car. Try explaining to a bride on her wedding day that your 10 year old car broke down so you can't make it…yikes! Thankfully that's never happened to us!
Somewhere in all this you also have to learn how to be a graphic designer because your logo and business cards aren't going to create themselves. Of course you could hire someone to do that…it's only money. Hopefully you understand the difference between RGB and CMYK because you can really mess things up when you send things to print if you don't know the difference.
Business cards are great but nobody is going to hire you until you have some decent sample images to show. The only way to get sample images is to build a portfolio and if nobody will hire you until you have a portfolio then that means you'll be working for free or for cheap for a while until you've built up a portfolio. That means you have to find people, setup and coordinate shoots, shoot photos, download and edit photos, etc. and all the while you're hardly making any money if you're making any at all. Oh yeah…somewhere in there you need to learn how to become a photo editor because you can't just give people photos out of camera so now you need to learn Photoshop. If you're going to do this seriously and you'll have lots of photos to edit, you'll probably need the $600 version of Photoshop because Elements won't cut it anymore. You'll also need to understand the difference between shooting raw and jpeg because the workflow is totally different and if you go with Raw you'll spend another $300 buying Lightroom along with whatever time and money it takes to learn how to use it.
Once you have a portfolio then those graphic design skills that you probably don't have will really come in handy because somehow you need to design marketing and promotional materials with all those new sample images you shot and edited. If you're anything like me, you'll design something that you think is great that actually looks like a giant turd. You will realize how turd-ish it actually is when you look back on it a few years later. I wish I still had my original logo so you could all have a good laugh. Since you don't have the skills yet and can't afford a graphic designer, you do the best you can. Now that you're armed and ready with sub-par marketing materials you need to figure out how to get clients. I cringe when I look at my own stuff from when I started…all of it was TERRIBLE!
Hopefully you have a great personality because when you first start out, your images really aren't that great (at least mine weren't). Somehow you need to find people that are in need of your services. Without any other leads, paid advertising is where most people start. Now you get to spend thousands more dollars to compete with the 250 other local photographers to advertise on the same websites, magazines, etc., somehow hoping that prospective clients will pick you instead of the myriad of other competitors. You also need to get out there and spend valuable time that you probably don't have to network with people in the industry and community to start to get recognized. Don't forget, many of those 250 other competitors are doing the same thing so somehow you need to leave an impression so everyone will remember you instead of everyone else.
If you work your tail off and start to do everything right and people start calling, now you get to kick those sales skills into high gear. Oh wait, if you're like me and just about every other artist or photographer, you don't have any sales skills because you probably have never had to sell anything let alone sell yourself. Hopefully by this point you've already put a TON of time and effort into thinking about what you will actually sell, going to trade shows to figure out what products you want to offer, understanding what the cost of goods to produce that item is along with how much time it takes you to design/create each product and then working that into some type of pricing structure so that you know you won't lose money when you sell one of those items.
Once you figure that out for all the different items you want to sell, you then need to do a lot of planning and math to figure out how to bundle and package the items so that it makes sense for people to buy them. Before you can really do that though you have to spend some time to do some market research so you can also understand what other people are offering and how much they are charging. Once you have all that done and have it organized, formatted, and printed nicely, NOW you're ready to meet with a client and explain to them why they should hire you instead of the other 250 people in your area.
Once you have the samples in place, marketing and website in place, you did the networking and advertising, you got a client in the door, you booked the client… NOW you need to start educating the client on how to prepare for the shoot and what's to come. You'll spend lots of time with emails and phone calls and sometimes even more meetings to make sure that everyone is on the same page. You'll also have to learn proper haggling skills so that you don't give away the farm when someone tries to negotiate. Remember that you put lots of time and thought and research into your pricing so don't budge on it because a client came in and said that they can get the same items from another photographer for $1000 less. That photographer might be losing money so never gauge what you are doing solely off what someone else is doing.
If you're like most you will charge a meager amount of money because you are really excited to have your first paid gig. I remember that feeling, and it's pretty awesome! But, you will soon realize that if you charged $1500 for the wedding and worked 60 hours between the meetings, phone calls, shooting, editing, creating website/products, etc. you'll realize that you just grossed about $25 per hour and you might feel good about that until you realize that EVERY single other thing that I've mentioned up until this point came out of your pocket so you're actually about $20,000-$30,000 in the hole. You will also be paying for the products that the client ordered so you have to take out expenses from that $1500. Don't forget about taxes because that's about 1/3. If you have a healthy photography business you will probably have 1/3 in job related expenses and 1/3 in taxes so you just made about $8 per hour and that still doesn't factor in all the overhead and other expenses including equipment, advertising, software, graphic designers, accountants, etc. At that rate, you'll need to shoot about 50 weddings just to break even and that will take you a few years to get that many clients especially if you still have a full time job like I did.
You quickly realize that it's just not worth it for that much money and you realize you need to raise your prices but it keeps you up at night because it was hard enough to book clients for $1500 because the way a client sees it is that you only worked 8 hours on their wedding day so they just paid you $187.50 per hour which is a crazy amount of money per hour to make! They don't factor in the other 50 hours you worked along with your overhead.
You may realize that to actually make a profitable business and to bring income home for your family you need to double your prices. Unfortunately when you do that you will lose your entire client base and need to start from scratch.
That might be too much work so you consider shooting portraits instead of weddings. That means you now need new samples, new business cards, a new website, completely different marketing and advertising, different products, different packaging and pricing, and an entirely different sales strategy. At this point you have so much vested in the process you need to figure out how to make it work but you just don't have the time, the energy, or the money to do these things. Hopefully you still have your day job to finance your business as it typically takes a couple years to turn profitable. I think we lost money our first 2-3 years. However, if you have a day job, then you don't have the time to do even half of the things above unless you work 90 hours per week. There was no free meal for me. I worked 90 hours per week for nearly 3 years while I still had my GM job. When I quit my day job, I realized just how much I had to learn/do so I continued to work 80-90 hours per week to get it all done. It's now been 9 years but it seems like it's never done.
There's always some new software, new equipment, new process or technique that has to be learned. You need to go to workshops, seminars, and conferences to stay current on all the latest things and then you need to come home from those educational endeavors and implement those things into your business by spending more time and resources that you're not getting paid for.
Equipment, computers, and software need to be updated and repaired. You will also need to learn how to deal with rejection as lots of people that you want to hire you will not hire you. If you work hard and do a great job, your clients will be happy but it's nearly impossible to make all the people that aren't your clients happy. I once got an email from a relative at a wedding telling me that my photos showed that all I was trying to do is say "look how artsy I am".
The good part is that when you work for yourself you get to make your own hours, take a vacation when you want to, and not be tied down by anything. That's what people think at least. You soon realize that you are not a photographer, you are a business owner. Photography only takes up about 13% of my days. The rest of the days are taken up with all the other things I mentioned above. When you are a small business owner, if you are like most, you don't have the freedom that you thought you were going to have because you work FOR your own business. There are no paid vacations. If you don't work, you don't get paid. Speaking of that…there's no health or retirement benefits either. I went from having great health and dental insurance, 5 weeks of paid vacation, holidays, sick days, and a nice 401K to…absolutely nothing. We have to make our own retirement plan, pay hundreds of dollars a month for terrible health insurance, dental insurance is really not even a worthwhile option to consider, there's no holiday pay or sick pay, and if you go on vacation, the work doesn't get done so you have to work twice as hard before and after your vacation to make up for it. Most people want a vacation in the summer when the weather is nice, but most people also want photos in the summer when the weather is nice. If you decide that you want to save money and just drive somewhere in state and go camping but while you're gone for a week you miss out on $5000 worth of business…that camping trip cost $5000. You'll have to learn to justify that. If you have a spouse with income all these things I've talked about are easier to swallow but if you are the sole income provider, these are all the things that make it hard to sleep at night when you are starting your business.
I know you might be super excited about taking pictures and you're crazy fired up about the new DSLR you just bought, but this is what it takes to REALLY run a photography business so just be aware of what you're getting into and PLEASE don't think for one second that it was easy for me or that it will be easy for you or you will be in for a rough road. Instead, you should prepare yourself to be a photographer, a graphic designer, a marketing person, an advertising person, a networking person, an image editor, an album designer, a computer repair person, a cleaning person, a packaging and shipping person, a writer and editor, a bookkeeper, an office manager, a sales person, a secretary, and all the other things that come along with being a small business owner. I wish somebody would have explained all this to me when I first started because even if I went down the same road, it would have helped me to understand that being a photographer in reality has very little to do with actually doing photography. If you are ready to become a photographer there are lots of educational resources available through PPA that will help you on this journey but what I wrote about here is what most professional photographers went through or are currently going through. If you are a hobbyist that is doing this for fun, by all means, go for it but please make sure that you sell yourself that way so if someone hires you for a once-in-a-lifetime event, they have a good understanding of what your skills are.
All that being said, I think this is one of the most amazing and rewarding careers that I ever could have been in and I feel SO blessed to get to do this every day. I get to work for myself which means I get to be "the man". I get to have breakfast, lunch and dinner with my family. I get to work with my wife. We get to bring joy to people during their most special moments in life and capture images that they will look back on which will provide happy memories for generations to come.
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The fifth dram of the night on the #SMWSblind at the The Scotch Malt Whisky Society in London organised by Joe McGirr (@smwslondon) and hosted by John McCheyne (@SMWSAmbassador) was this R2.3 Visting A Gothic Art Gallery.
Now John had said to us "all the whisky you're having tonight is from Scotland" so we all got pulled in by that one as this was really Rum like, and actally turned out to be rum ... nice play on words John.
Many thanks to Joe McGirr (@smwslondon) and John (@SMWSAmbassador) and to the The Scotch Malt Whisky Society for their kind hospitality and for some truely wonderful whiskies.
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You'll be helping build a highly scalable platform, which will really be pushing the boundaries of JavaScript, and WebRTC in particular. This is one of the few roles out there which sees you building a platform, not just a product. It's a small team in Sydney who are building a platform, widely used across the globe, in a number of industry applications including media, entertainment, health care and education.
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Constable Shane Francis, the policeman who was killed Sunday night in White River, St Ann, was before the Coroners' Court for his alleged involvement in the shooting death of a colleague, Constable Sheldon Williams, in Ocho Rios in the parish in 2010.
The Coroner's Court conducts inquests into sudden or suspicious deaths.
Williams had earlier been reprimanded by one of his colleagues during a boat excursion after he discharged his weapon in a gun salute.
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The police reported at the time that while he was being processed, Williams - more popularly known as 'Sylvan' -- grabbed his firearm and fled the police station. A police team reportedly gave chase before Williams was killed during an exchange of gunfire.
And nearly a year later, according to police investigators, Francis was implicated in the shooting of a male patron at a dance in Paggee, St Mary.
Francis died after being shot, allegedly by a licensed firearm holder during an altercation, while at a party at White River, on the St Ann/St Mary border, just outside Ocho Rios. He was stationed at St Ann's Bay and had given 11 years service to the Jamaica Constabulary Force.
Lorraine Jackson, Francis' aunt, described him as someone who loved life, loved his family, and who loved education.
"Shane grew up in the family house here in Breadnut Hill with me and his grandmother," Jackson told The Star yesterday.
"He was a fun-loving person, he loved life, he loved education and was always studying something new. He loved his cousins dearly and is always with them, they always go to parties together," she said.
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I found the article by Mark Kellam on Nov. 21 about the performance of our Glendale Unified high schools that cited the percentage of graduation completion and CSU/UC admission readiness criteria of interest.
Rather than the board members ringing their hands, wondering how to improve the performance data cited, they first should look at the unbelievable counselor/student ratio per counselor in each school.
Using their own 2012 enrollment data they might acknowledge the fact that these overworked and committed staff members are the first and most important individuals who could implement change. There needs to be more personnel available for student contact.


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Creative Internships Blog Week 1
Clio Ryan, Artes Mundi
"The great aim of education is not knowledge but action" Herbert Spencer, 1820-1903
Leaving third level education and indeed leaving full time education for the first time in my life, I was faced with somewhat of a black hole. Unsure of where my years of studying somewhat diverse subject areas would lead me, the A&B Cymru Creative Internships Programme offered me the chance to follow the advice of Spencer, and begin to put my education towards creating action and actively participate in the world of Arts & Business.
Having only spent one week in the cosy offices of Artes Mundi, tucked away in the High Street Arcade in Cardiff, looking out over the rooftops of the city and further towards the Millennium Stadium, I could not have been made to feel more at home. The small team of staff are all passionate and bursting with infectious enthusiasm for what they do, and I have been made to feel incredibly welcome.
Walking to work in the rain and early morning chill, I began to think about what I could report so far about my internship. After so little time, it's difficult to truly quantify exactly how much I know about fundraising, but my thoughts began to wander towards my impressions so far.
At the most basic level, I have experienced office life for the first time, sitting at my first ever office desk of my own. I have learnt the symbiosis necessary to run the various projects and tasks undertaken by staff. I have learnt to dress for an office too (maybe?) and the dynamics of how Artes Mundi operates. I have my company email address now and have been inducted into the file sharing system...
In the time leading up towards being offered the internship I had thought that I understood the name of the company 'Arts & Business Cymru' but, what I have found in the last week is exactly how perfectly this name expresses the role of a fundraiser or even any member of an arts organisation. I began to ask myself, is it that artistic endeavour requires one to operate in the world of business or is it that businesses are operating in the art world? The fact is that Arts & Business has hit the nail on the head; the two are intrinsically linked and despite my best efforts, I found it impossible to determine between the two.
In the last week I feel I have had my perspective completely shifted. For the past three years I have existed as an artist studying my craft, and looking to institutions such as Artes Mundi as pillars of my own existence; the torch bearers, the infallible gatekeepers to the world of art. This week I have been given the chance to glimpse the view from the opposite direction; seeing the view from inside such an organisation; how do they operate? What is it staff do on a daily basis? How do they find the money to offer artists? What are the kinds of people and organisations that fund the arts? How do you plan and execute a major international art prize and exhibition? What is it that an organisation gains from building a relationship with an artist?
Many suggest that meeting your hero is a bad idea because they can never live up to all that you imagine, and because you will always find that they are simply another person just like anyone else. I always find the complete opposite of this hypothesis to be true; I find this realisation incredibly inspiring. That someone can achieve something so impressive while remaining just another human like anyone else leaves everything up for grabs. If someone else can do it, there is absolutely no reason that you can't do something just as well.
Experiencing Artes Mundi from the inside has had a hugely humbling effect on me; to see how much such a small team of only 8 staff members can achieve has left me feeling that anything is possible and that if you have the drive, you can make something truly exceptional from almost nothing (but time and effort)!
Finally, in terms of fundraising, which is of course the primary focus of my time here, I have found the activities of the past week fascinating. I greatly enjoy researching, learning, and developing an understanding of how aspects of our contemporary society functions. On the hunt to find possible sources of revenue to fund the bold mission that is Artes Mundi, I have been following the interlinking threads and trails of who has funded certain artists and artistic activities in the past. The added excitement of a global project leaves so many avenues open to possibility; it has been like a little a game of 'Where's Wally', finding links and clues to likely funders in tidal wave of information that is the internet. I wonder how this information was circulated without internet access! For now, my journey has just begun and I look forward to learning much more in the coming weeks, I am so glad to have been given the opportunity to actively participate in Artes Mundi!View all news


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After having a super precious little boy I often think about what I would want for my second Child.
Another precious little boy to play with Toby and be a best friend, Or a beautiful baby girl to make it one of each.
I knew from the day I was pregnant that I was having a boy but it didn't stop me from having my hopes set on a girl.
Today I decided to read up on everyone's advice on conceiving a Girl!
Will it actually work though and does it make those mum's set on having a girl disappointed when it doesn't work.
They suggest when to have sex, changing the diet, change of temperature and all this other random rubbish!
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Achieving the multi-faceted goals of sustainable development through more efficient utilization of resources poses formidable challenges while providing great opportunities in India. Major economic reforms gained momentum in India in early nineties, but it failed to deliver effectively due to the lack of appropriate implementation measures that were required to ensure sustainability. Highlighting the tenets of sustainable development, Reddy (Curr. Sci., 2004, 87, 889–898) has emphasized the need for strategies with 'equity, economic efficiency, environmental soundness, long-term viability, self-reliance and peace' for regional and nation's sustainable development.
In a rapidly urbanizing economy with fast technological changes, there is a need for governments to quickly and continuously 'adapt' to these changes ensuring a that smooth and sustained workflow through interactions with the government and the people. Thus, the governance is the exercise of economic, political and administrative authority to manage a country's affairs at all levels. It consists of the mechanisms, processes and institutions through which citizens and groups articulate their interests, exercise their legal rights, meet their obligations and mediate their differences. Poor governance generates and reinforces poverty and subverts efforts to reduce it. Good governance would ensure that developmental schemes reach all sections of the society and aid in enhancing the quality of life. Strengthening governance is an essential ingredient for eradicating poverty while promoting sustainable development.
Democracy empowers citizens through decentralization of power, effective people's participation through state and nonstate mechanisms, greater synergy and consolidation among various agencies and programmes of government, civil service reforms, transparency, rationalization of governmental schemes and mode of financial assistance to states, improved access to formal justice system to enforce rights, reforms and strengthening of land administration and harnessing the power of technology for governance. In contrary, policy-making takes place at the centre (macro-level), and the actual implementations at the end-user (micro-level), by the bureaucrats/administrators are mostly different than what was originally conceptualized or intended for, as implementation practices are embedded with colonial structures, bureaucratic autonomy and opaque systems leading to economic inefficiency, ineffectiveness and inappropriateness of some of these set-ups.
With the onset of economic reforms, emergence of technology-driven society (socio-technical systems) and markets, it is imperative for the governments to reinvent, realign and adapt to remain or sustain the external pressures from different stakeholders, especially with pressures of globalization and calls for decentralization for overall development of India's 700 million plus strong rural population. The necessity to achieve 'sustainability' by the administration with local governance or in public sector organisations or any reforms has become a cornerstone. A key issue on achieving sustainability and sustainable development is through administrative reforms. The book under review, a compilation of 'good practices', comes in at a time when the helm of affairs on governance and administrative practices is up for a thorough introspection. This book is a collection of papers presented at the 'International Conference on Administrative Reforms, Good Practices and their Sustainability' on 24–25th April 2003 at New Delhi.
The introductory chapter by Amita Singh dwells on the 'best practices' and 'innovations' in the administrative sectors that has taken place at grass-root levels of administrative hierarchy based on exhaustive literature review. This chapter starts with a general overview of administrative reforms, its role and experiments worldwide. Subsequently, the chapter addresses the early attempts to reform administration in India from post-independence to recent reforms driven by globalization and influence of information and communication technologies (ICT) in administration (e-governance). It is noted that the emergence of New Public Management (NPM) and the need for economic efficiency in governance (through privatisation) although has spearheaded administrative reforms, it is the innovations and best practices either initiated by the local administration (decentralization) or the civic society that has made these successful. Identifying the successful innovations and best practices while addressing the issues of sustainability and replicating these in different instances are difficult since most of these practices and innovations are context specific. However, in the wake of decentralization and greater autonomy at the local/grass-root levels complimented by public participation can be a successful one as evinced from the different case studies.
The first chapter by Mohit Bhattacharya presents the decentralizing experiment in the Kolkata Municipal Corporation through borough and ward committees. The decentralized system headed by a Mayor of the council has come in place of a central command, paving the way to a more participatory approach. In spite of these, the exercises have not been fully successful due to lesser autonomous and executive powers at the ward or borough levels, and limited financial independence. However, it is noted that this experiment can become a role model for many other large municipal corporations by providing greater autonomy at the ward level with scope for revenue mobilization and thereby reducing the dependency on funds from the central agency.
The second chapter by Jennifer Jalal presents the comparison of good practices in public sector reforms that have taken place in Bangalore and Kolkata due to administrative reforms through participation of private sector, non-governmental organizations and public. In the case of Bangalore, the state had mooted the Bangalore Agenda Task Force, which acted as an interface for synergizing the efforts undertaken by different stakeholders involving the different state-run service organizations, the public and the private enterprises. Contrary to this, Kolkata continued the centralized administration without significant reforms while adopting the ICT and rightsizing to increase efficiency and bring transparency, productivity and accountability in the system. Further, this chapter explains the good practices for reforms initiated by the civil society and the public–private collaborations. Although the creation of BATF was a welcome measure in the administrative reforms, its current existence and the sustainability of 'good practices' is in question due to the changed political scenario in the state. The next chapter on urban– local governance reforms in the American cities by Vidu Soni discusses the need for empowerment of frontline employees and lists the likely obstacles while implementing in developing countries that requires an appropriate combination of bottom-up and top-down reform initiatives in best practices.
The fourth chapter by Daljit Singh addresses the lessons learnt in the regulation of Indian power sector through Electricity Regulatory Commissions (ERC) while providing an account of the performance evaluation of these regulatory commissions based on the operational independence, functional independence, accountability and the consumer participation. The chapter notes the need for interactions between regulators and the government and government-owned utilities. The subsequent chapter by Sudha Mahalingam discusses the regulatory experiments in the power sector with an overview of the power sector reforms and the creation of the ERCs. The regulatory experiment is presented with two case studies from Orissa and Andhra Pradesh. The limitations of the regulatory process are linked to the good administrative practices, which highlights the need for improving efficiency, accountability, appropriate tariff fixation, etc. The last chapter on power and transport sector reforms by Kuldeep Mathur, brings out the failure of the state in addressing environmental quality issues and the effective intervention of the judiciary to address the pollution problem caused by the industrial and vehicular emissions in New Delhi.
The subsequent chapter is by James Warner Björkman on the practices and imperfections in the health sector reforms. In the light of NPM, Björkman addresses the health sector reforms, with an overview of the types of reforms and suggests strategies for reforming the health sector. A key aspect is the grassrootscentred approach with the control on decisions shifted to beneficiaries acknowledging feedbacks among users, and at the central level, the health sector policy to have an equity-oriented measure. The last chapter discusses e-governance, as a responsive and transparent service delivery mechanism to address the effectiveness of governments. Suresh Mishra addresses performance measures and standards, although still nascent, through the quantitative benchmarking methods, can serve as good performance standards.
A significant realization and common ground in all the 'best practices' presented here is that different stakeholders are able to acknowledge the feedback of other entities and respond, realign and refocus to benefit for the greater common good. Another key aspect noted here though not explicitly identified by the authors is that most of these sociotechnical systems exhibit self-organization and have emerged out of the need to improve either initiated by the administrator at the local level or by the civic participation or through a public–private partnership or even by the judiciary. It is these local interactions that have resulted in global changes that result in selforganization, micro-innovations leading to macro-changes.
This book presents some innovations and best practices in the public sector reforms in one collection and could be a good reference for budding bureaucrats and is relevant for all administrators – the real practitioners, academicians and all the training institutes dealing with administrative practices.


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New Orleans are the form team in the NFL having won their last six matches and they will be confident heading to Buffalo, who have playoff ambitions of their own.
The Saints have always been productive under the direction of quarterback Drew Brees, but their defence have stepped up this season after some poor campaigns.
It all adds up to a formidable team who have conceded more than 20 points just once since Week Two.
The news that receiver Michael Thomas has shaken off an ankle problem is a further boost and it seems likely that they will cause the Buffalo defence plenty of problems.
The Bills have not played a playoff game since 2000 - the longest run of any team without a post-season appearance - but hopes are high as they are just a win behind New England in the AFC East.
They had won four of their last five matches before losing 34-21 to the New York Jets where two late touchdowns made the final score a touch more respectable.
They have won all four of their home matches, but the Saints have scored at least 19 points in each of their eight games and it would be no surprise if they were to eclipse what appears a modest line of 24.5
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We round up the best new children's books for September
This seems self-explanatory enough – 10 pages of tasty stickers and 24 more to place them on. But while cupcakes may be a tad outré on the dining scene (its all about the cronut now) there's no overstating the epicurean delight of sticking rows and rows dainty macaroons, white chocolate gateaux and dolly mixture on illustrations of ornate cake stands, picnic blankets and more.
Er, not that I've been playing with it all to myself, of course. Sweet-toothed tots will find plenty to satisfy within this activity book's pages; the bold pastel hues, the dinky little donuts and the princess with a cake dress. One word of caution: Stock up on snacks, this will make you hungry.
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Acquiring tuition classes for mathematics is something that all students can be seen to be doing in the present times. This is due to the fact that the subject can be immensely challenging a lot of time. While it has countless benefits, it can also be rather tough to study and that is why students need all the help they can acquire. Attending a maths tuition class is something that a lot of people need to consider if they wish to enhance their mathematical skills in a short period of time. With all that these classes have to offer, they surely are not to be missed out.
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Through hands-on experiential education in the garden and culinary classrooms, students create a deep relationship with food and begin building the foundation of a lifetime of health. By making healthy food fun, students' are empowered with a knowledge and awareness of where food comes from and the skills to grow and cook their own. Learning, thinking and true human knowledge is ignited outside the bounds of a normal classroom and students' lives are activated by making fresh fruits and vegetables the "normal" in their daily life.


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A FEW weeks back, City Buzz told you about Leeds' latest trend – Bubble Tea.
Shops selling the Taiwanese tea-based fruit drink have popped up across the city centre in recent months.
But it seems a new trend may be following hot on its heels.
Not one but two doughnut shops are set to open in Leeds soon.
Doughnut giant Krispy Kreme is opening its doors at Trinity Leeds at 10am on Tuesday, July 28.
The store's launch will be followed the launch of another store up the road – by rivals Dunkin' Donuts.
The company is looking to open on the ground floor site, underneath the Pryzm nightclub.
The site on Woodhouse Lane might seem a peculiar choice, but with the sheer number of shoppers and an endless supply of students coming into town, it should do well as a quick sugary snack stop.
Who knows if they're willing to stay open during the nightclub opening hours, but if they do, they'll surely be raking it in.
We doubt these will be the last doughnut shops to come to Leeds. If you hear of any more, tweet us @LeedsCityBuzz.


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Graham Spice was born in Sittingbourne, Kent and studied at Medway College of Art. He worked as a graphic designer in London for leading design groups before running his own agency. Now living and working in Suffolk he divides his time between design and his artwork, creating strong graphic linocut prints and iconic images painted in the finest detail.
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I've been debating whether to post this… it's a long one and I don't want to monopolize the screen. But it was important to me to write this for myself, even if no one reads it. Hopefully a few of you will be willing to take the journey with me.
Despite the title, this blog is NOT about learning to ride a motorcycle. Read closely.
For the last 5 days, I have been learning to ride a motorcycle, taking the "new riders" class at a local Harley dealership. My husband has been riding since he was a kid, and I've logged a lot of miles as his passenger. He clearly loves it, thrives on it, is so happy being a motorcyclist that I decided to give it a try myself. (that was metaphor point #1; are you with me?)
Was I nervous? Of course. Fearful, even? Yes. But I decided to read the Illinois DOT Motorcycle Guide and take a formal class, rather than go to a parking lot and mess around until I figured it out on my own (as was suggested to me, shockingly, by more than one person). In other words, rather than wing it, I chose to educate myself and seek help. (still with me?)
The Thursday and Friday evening sessions were in the classroom, discussing various topics and learning the controls and basic theories of riding. I was cocky. This stuff was so easy, I had it down stone cold. No worries. In the classroom, I was a superstar.
On Saturday morning, I had to… actually… ride… a motorcycle. Gasp. All my worst fears and nightmares came true. I couldn't get my balance, I was afraid to pick my feet up, I couldn't remember even the most basic stuff I had learned in the classroom. I was in pure white-knuckle teeth-clenched panic, desperately trying to keep from falling over. (sounds a bit like the first three days of a quit, doesn't it?)
By lunchtime Saturday I was ready to give up. I was in tears, telling the instructor through my sobs that I was holding back the entire class because I can't ride a friggin' motorcycle. He looked at me, folded his arms, and said "did you just use the word CAN'T? Because if you use that word, you are giving yourself permission to fail." (ah-ha moment number one)
The afternoon went much better. I let go of a tiny bit of my fear, just a tiny bit, and allowed myself to find just a tiny bit of trust. Trust in myself that I could do this, trust in the bike that it would respond to me, and trust in the instructors that they knew what they were talking about. They could do it, after all – they rode those bikes around like it was second nature. They were living proof that it was possible, if I would just listen to the advice those elder, veteran riders were giving. (hmmm, sounds familiar)
Before I knew it, I was keeping my head up, keeping my eyes forward, and guess what – I could pick my feet up and NOT fall off the bike! Forward motion is what keeps bikes upright – if you go too slow and look down, you lose your balance. But give it some gas and look forward and suddenly it all clicks into place.
Then we learned how to turn. How do you turn a motorcycle? Turn the front wheel, you might assume? Nope. You turn your head and look where you want to go. Not where you are, but where you want to go. This naturally makes you lean, and the bike follows. If you don't look where you want to go, if you look down at the bike or the cone you're trying not to hit or whatever, you don't turn. Look where you WANT to go, not where you ARE right now. (ah-ha number two)
By the end of Saturday I was exhausted. Physically and emotionally. Even though I had managed to ride reasonably well, doing all the drills as well as anyone else in the class, I still didn't feel good about it. My fear was still there, still holding me back. (sounds a bit like the first 2 weeks of a quit, doesn't it?)
When I woke up on Sunday morning, my left wrist and hand hurt terribly from all the clutch use on Saturday. Six hours of low-speed clutch work – those of you who ride know what I'm talking about. I already have carpal tunnel in both wrists and this new soreness was very bad news. On the drive to class I was making plans to tell the instructor about my concerns, and how bad my wrist felt. The imaginary conversation in my head ended with the instructor saying "gee, I guess you won't be able to ride today." Giving me permission to give up. I then realized that what he would actually do would be look at me, fold his arms, and say "your wrist is sore, okay. So what are you going to do?"
So I dropped the (junkie) excuse and made my decision that I was going to continue the class, sore wrist or no sore wrist.
I arrived at class. It was raining. Yay! I thought, surely they'll cancel class! The instructor said "we ride rain or shine." Only lightening would cause a delay. So, we went to our bikes for the first lesson of the day, me still struggling with whether my wrist issue was legitimate, and fighting down the general doubts and fears that had re-rooted themselves overnight, as well as the new anxiety blooming in my gut because of the light rain. And desperately searching the sky for lightening.
In that warm drizzling rain, I watched them explain our first drill. Low-speed turns, which terrified me. All that leaning and looking and trusting, plus wet pavement. I felt nausea building low in my stomach, and I went into full-blown panic. Sitting on my bike, unable to catch my breath, feeling my heart racing. I considered pulling my bike out of line and telling the instructor I wasn't ready. I was obviously unique somehow, a special case, and I just wasn't ready to do this. Surely he would understand and agree with me. (junnnnnkiiiieeeee…)
Then I realized it was the same (junkie) thinking I had overcome several times already – seeking excuses to give up. Nothing more, nothing less. Nothing special or unique about me. There were ten other students around me, who probably felt exactly the same way, but they were calmly sitting on their bikes waiting for the drill to start (the exact same bike I was on, by the way; all the training bikes are the same, no excuses there). So I picked my head up, took some deep breaths, and rode the bike. Did I do the maneuvers perfectly the first time? Hell no, I was all over the place. But I did it. And each time I did it, I got better at it.
The day went on. I was doing some things smoothly and confidently, but they seemed to be exceptions. I was still too heavy on the throttle and would often lurch forward when I started or turned, and as a consequence I also kept stalling the engine. I still had to put my feet down on most of the low-speed turns. And when one thing would go wrong, I would lose my concentration and several other things would go wrong as a result. I would get flustered and frustrated. (sounds a bit like weeks 3-4 of a quit, doesn't it?)
At the end of one particular drill where a whole string of things had gone wrong and I was in tears again, the instructor said to me… well, what do you think he said? Do you think he said "it's okay hon, I know this is hard, you take as much time as you need to and screw up as often as you want, with your wrist and everything else it's no wonder you're having such a hard time."
Not even close. He looked at me, folded his arms, and said "Sarah, when are you going to decide whether or not you want to ride? There's a rider in you, I've seen flashes of her, but you're not letting her out. It's time for you to decide, right now, whether or not you are going to ride this bike. No more halfway." (ah-ha, I thought -- ride or don't ride; you can't do both)
He was stern but perfectly respectful and polite in stating these simple truths. But the implications underneath were crystal clear -- I was wasting his time, had my head up my @ss, and since the class was 3/4 over it was long past time to sh*t or get off the pot, as my grandfather would have so eloquently put it. (sounds a bit like getting past a severe craving/relapse crisis, doesn't it?)
So I took that tough love to heart and made my decision. I decided to ride. I decided to stop over-thinking everything. I rode through a series of low-speed turns singing a song in my head instead of fretting over what I was doing. I still had to put my foot down a few times, but I didn't let it bother me. I still felt anxiety at the introduction of each new maneuver, and oh boy did I screw a lot of things up, but the screw-ups were normal learning rather than fear-based mistakes. And I got through them all. And I passed the riding tests at the end of the day. Not by much, and not without a lot of discussion on the improvements I need before I'll be truly road-ready, but I did pass. Not everyone in the class did.
So now I'm in some sort of motorcycle purgatory. I've proven I have the basic mechanical skills to ride a motorcycle. I've proven I have the mental capability to do it. And I've overcome some significant challenges. But I have a lot of work ahead of me, and I still haven't beaten all of my fears and anxieties. I've come a long way, but I still have a long way to go. (Motorcycle No Man's Land…?)
Here's where the metaphor ends. Because riding a motorcycle is optional, while quitting smoking is not. All smokers WILL quit eventually, one way or another, whether they want to or not. As for the motorcycle, after some more practice and coaching and actual street-riding, I will be able to make a decision about whether riding is for me (as opposed to being a passenger). An informed, honest decision, not a fear-based, excuse-filled decision.
If you're still here, thanks for reading. I wrote this as a reminder to myself the next time I'm faced with a challenge and find myself looking for excuses to give up rather than risk failure. I can never let myself forget how I felt at lunchtime Saturday compared to how I felt at the end of Sunday.
The parallels to my quit smoking adventure have been impossible to ignore. Junkie thoughts and junkie excuses aren't only about overcoming addiction. They are about life in general. I quit smoking – I can do anything!


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|Black kite displaying wings proudly.
I must like to mentioned ,we stay at excellent place which is very much close to nature and full of green views of Silver-oaks and Eucalyptus trees all around the place(I'm no tree expert ,its just during Munnar visit our guide told us ).One such afternoon me and my small birders team ganged up to catch glimpse of "The great huge Black Kites"(must be two feet when u see it flying with those big wings) , i think that kites were all around the places that day because of fire was set to clear dry twigs and leaves to clear that area(don't know what was need??).I think whole flock was disturbed and came out of their habitat to move to some safe place.
I could click some best and near shots of Black kites….Thanks to DSLR and some editing tools. This area is full of Black Kites and in fact people who are staying in Bangalore can see these kites very much visible when going via some flyover specially the famous E-city flyover,Khwaish is always counting and pin pointing kites sitting on big Towers or flying all over and little one repeating it!!.I have seen Brahminy Kites couple of times while passing through wet area(lake or pond),I wish someday i will post my own clicked picture of same.
Got diverted from main topic,we were amazed to see number of kites residing near our apartment….I'm sure it will be more than 20+,huge raptures circling all around the place in scorching heat every afternoon,must be in search of food.When it is their rest time,clicking time for us…flying ones are difficult to capture!!
I feel each experience in introducing us to details of species and exploring new ones at the same time.


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Sussex health care is a number group of care homes which are mainly based in Sussex. They mostly deal with caring for the old people including those who have Alzheimer's disease or even dementia. Sussex health care achieved its healthcare accreditation the Health Quality Service in 2002.In 2003 the group gained investors in the People Standard. Sussex healthcare achieved the International Standard certification ISO 9000:2000 in June 2015. This made it the only independent caregiving organization is the United Kingdom.
Sussex Healthcare is more than a home for the aged. Its main objective is to give great health to the patients who live there. They have also put key emphasis on socialization and also other recreational facilities. Each home is known to provide an extensive programme of activities that are known to motivate the people who come to the homes. The healthcare encourages participation from all the member is the home to have a sense of inclusiveness. The Sussex Healthcare is managed by a first class team of management.
Recently the organization has appointed a new CEO. Amanda Morgan-Taylor became the CEO in February 2018. She is a Mental Health Nurse by profession and has a lot of experience in the public and the social care sector.
Read more: Sussex Healthcare Helps Patients Feel at Home
What are the Services Offered by Sussex Healthcare?
The Healthcare is known to run 20 living and also care centers for the ages. It also has departments that take care of the people who have neurological disorders. It also makes a keen interest in people who have dementia and even those who have difficulties in learning and those who have physical disabilities too.
They also have part of the recreational centers in their compound that make sure the residents enjoy a great sense of wellbeing. This is the reason why the centers put emphasize on the recreational facilities and the social gathering because it is very important for the health of the residents. The Sussex Healthcare has nurses who are tasked with giving each resides in the centers the much-needed attention. The center also offers 24 hours of service. The Sussex Healthcare also has a healthcare gym whose purpose is treating people who have cognitive disabilities.
Where are the Sussex Healthcare Clinics Located?
The following are the locations where you can find Sussex healthcare clinics.
Coastal West Sussex
Mid Sussex
Eastbourne Hailsham
High Weald
Visit sussexhealthcare.jobs.net for more details about Sussex Healthcare.


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Whether its increasing crop and forage yields, pasture and land management or simply matching the right niche product to the appropriate application, Ag Shield innovation has risen to the occasion.
When it comes to an industry leading, patented sprayer boom application system, Ag Shield has met the needs of many and in more ways than one.
With every product that is delivered there is a need that has been met and a success story to be told.This story takes us to the "Wheat State" of Kansas, USA.
Eric Jacques has been using Ag Shield's 100ft shielded sprayer booms with GFS (ground following system) for the past three years. After exposing his first set to over 50,000 acres with out a hitch, he now has matched his second set to a John Deere 4830 high clearance chassis.
Jacques farms wheat, corn, soybeans and grain sorghum. A diverse operation amongst a landscape that does offer up it's challenges to every day farming operations.
"In Kansas the wind is blowing every day, Ag Shield's shielded booms allow me to adapt to present weather conditions and spray when I need to spray." Jacques said, "I just can't apply consistently without a covered boom."
Big winds, rough and rolling terrain makes a proven sprayer boom the key to sustained productivity.
Jacques stated, "When spraying glyphosate, I can operate in a twenty to thirty mile per hour winds and cover one in a half times more acres with the shielded boom."
"The in-cab GFS (ground following system) is easy to use, all I have to do is turn the dial. It allows me to keep my booms where I need them to be and my booms will simply last longer." Jacques said.
This relationship, like others are long and broad, Ag Shield sprayer booms have been teamed with a variety of high clearance products, operators and used for a wide scale of applications.
Ag Shield's foundation for long-term success in the sprayer boom market has been built in parallel with an innovative and quality product but also strong personal and working relationships.
Industry partners like Prairieland Partners in Hutchison and Price Brothers Equipment Company in Wichita
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Why Buy in the USA
Why Invest in the USA?
The USA real estate market is unique in that their fiscal policies mean that housing losses are absorbed by the government and banks, NOT the individual owner.
This has created a unique opportunity currently to purchase performing real estate for far below replacement cost. Right now this means as little as $25,000 can secure a higher return than any comparable asset class.
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Taraji P. Henson talks about her dating life with Steve Harvey and talked about not claiming a man unless he puts a ring on her finger… Which I can completely concur. The 44-year-old single mother talked about why you never hear of her dating anyone, dropping relationship gems like it's nothing.
According to Uptown Magazine Taraji states:
"I'm a grown woman. If there's nothing on this [ring] finger, if this [ring] finger is naked, no one gets claimed. You don't get claimed. You don't get claimed until you claim me. Period! You don't get to say, 'I dated Taraji P. Henson.' You don't get to go on a carpet and share that part of my life. Because now, today, with all of this social media, it's not private. And then I have a son. I don't want them to be like, 'Your mom dates this one and this one and this and this and this.' I can't do that. I can't afford that because when I finally meet the one, he's going to be like, 'Wait a minute, you a hoe! You been with this one, this one, this one.' [And I'm like] 'No I wasn't! [And he's going to be like], 'Lemme go look it up. Here it is! You kissing him at this restaurant and…' I can't do that."
The Washington, D.C. native continued:
"So if you're not serious, don't even open your mouth. Shake my hand and keep it moving 'cause I'm looking for–I've accomplished so much in my life that now, I just want somebody to share it with."
If she didn't speak truth, you better preach! I co-sign this one. People wonder why I never post about boyfriends/guys I'm dating… I reference here and there, but it's very vague.. – There is never a social media trail of my love life (Except for this one time) but I learned my lesson. Especially if I'm not IN love and I'm still getting to know someone (it takes a minute to get past their "representative" and discover their true self and intentions). Next time people want to ask questions, I'm referring them to this post.
If you like it, you can put a ring on it. Until then…it aint nobody's business. Not everyone is entitled to see a play-by-play of my love life. Women need to learn this…


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( Roger Bryner/FOX5). NORTH LAS VEGAS, NV( FOX5 )-. North Las Vegas authorities said six people were shot at a large family house party in North Las Vegas on Saturday night.
Officers reacted right before 10 p.m. the 3500 block of Coran Lane, near Rancho Drive and Lake Mead Boulevard.
Authorities stated a minimum of 6 people were shot, including some kids who were in presence at the celebration. Those who were shot consisted of a 20-year-old male, an 18-year-old male, a 15-year-old male, an 18-year-old female, an 11-year-old woman, and an unknown male.
Witnesses informed cops a black vehicle brought up to your house and started shooting. North Las Vegas police said the 6 people who were shot sustained non-life threatening injuries.
The male shooter was still on the run as of Sunday early morning, inning accordance with North Las Vegas police. An intention also stayed unclear, but cops stated they do not believe this to be a random act of violence.
Anyone with any information in regards to this shooting is prompted to contact the North Las Vegas Cops Department at 702-633-9111. Confidential ideas can be sent out to Criminal offense Stoppers at 702-385-5555.
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Few day back India was on a new revolution led by Anna Ji and his supporter, at that time that was the hottest news going on at every News channel. But it is surprising that Media (Star News, Aaj Tak, NDTV, etc etc.) have not covered any news of Speak Asia from a quite long time. News channel were proudly saying that we are saving people from fraud company like Speak Asia but as we all know that now no such allegation are found in Mumbai Court then why news channel are not showing this news so that all panelist get some confidence. Subscribe to Syconet World by Email.
News channel latest news about Speak Asia was of Mr. Tarak Bajpai arrest in Indore after that no news channel has covered any news on Speak Asia, i think they have already got the TRP from Anna's fast that is why now they are not covering any latest news on Speak Asia.
Now all Speak Asian are waiting for the final decision of ROC which is likely to come on 7th September 2011. Till then if you have any views what media should have done or it should have supported Speak Asia, you are free to express your views.


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The Northern Pike is a species of carnivorous fish of the genus Esox (the pikes). It inhabits almost every freshwater in the world and also the coastal areas of seas. It has got the features of typical predator, its shape and colouring are very characteristic for this species. The Pike feeds water animals, especially fish. It is very sports fish. Due to it the Pike is highly valued by many anglers. This fish is very sensitive and reacts negative on the changes in the natural environment. It causes that the population of the Pikes in our seas, rivers and lakes becomes smaller and smaller.
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