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Snow Day: CSD's Snow Closure Guidelines
If the forecast holds, a cold front is expected to roll into Salt Lake this weekend accompanied by rain, and possibly snow. To the end of preparing our community for winter, here is a guide to how Canyons District will communicate information about school cancellations or delayed starts.
Please remember: Unless extreme weather creates unsound traveling conditions, schools operating under the Canyons District umbrella will remain open on scheduled school days.
Why keep schools open during snowstorms?
Our 34,000 students count on us to deliver a quality education in a safe, welcoming environment. Unscheduled school closures disrupt learning and place a burden on parents who work full time and can't easily be home to supervise their children. Neighborhood schools also are a primary source of breakfast and lunch for many of our students.
What if I'd prefer to keep my child home?
While school-closure decisions will be made in the best interest of a school community, the District respects the rights of parents and guardians to decide what's best for children in their care.
How will I know if school is canceled or delayed?
Canyons District has established the following communications policies in the event of a school closure:
Announcements and information:
Canyons District will employ its website, the Skylert emergency-communication system, and
and Twitter (@canyonsdistrict) to alert parents about school closures. Parents and employees should listen to Wasatch Front radio and television stations for school-closure information.
What we will tell you:
The District will communicate one of three messages: 1) Day and date a school is closed; 2) Day and date a school is starting late; 3) and day and date schools will be dismissed.
Families are encouraged to call the District Office at 801-826-5000 for the latest decisions on school closures due to inclement weather. Please be patient, as the District Office may experience a high volume of phone calls on these days. Parents also may call their child's school.
How we decide:
School closures will be announced when authorized by the Canyons Superintendent of Schools or his designee after consulting with senior staff members. The
National Weather Service
and other state, county and city agencies also may be consulted.
Closures are for one day only:
All announcements are for one day only.
No announcement means schools will be open and operate as usual.
Emergency plans:
Families are encouraged to establish an emergency plan for their children in the event that schools are closed, have a delayed start or dismissed early. Parents are urged to instruct their children where to go or what to do if a parent is not at home.
Bus stops:
Parents are asked to meet their children at bus stops when buses are running on delayed or emergency schedules.
Make-up days:
Days lost because of inclement weather are made up on Washington and Lincoln Day Recess days and/or Spring Recess.
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CSD Parents Urged to Review Student Transportation Plans
The first school day in Canyons is rolling up quickly — students in first- through 12
grades return to classes on Wednesday, Aug. 19 — and the District's Transportation Department is hard at work preparing for the 2015-2016 school year.
Utah laws governing transportation funding may affect some Canyons District students, particularly middle school-aged children, so parents are
encouraged to review their child's transportation plans
for the coming school year.
Canyons District receives state funding for busing provided to students enrolled in kindergarten through sixth grade who live at least 1.5 miles from school and to students enrolled in grade seven through 12 who live at least 2 miles from school.
This means that some middle school students who qualified for busing last year may not qualify again this year because they have advanced to the seventh grade and must live more than 2 miles away from the school to receive the services.
Also, in the past, Canyons District has spent some $1.3 million to provide unreimbursed transportation services to neighborhoods where it would have been hazardous for the children to walk to school.
This year, Canyons District has slightly reduced the number of within-walking-distance bus routes that are designated as hazardous based on the risk to our pedestrian students as they negotiate the roads. Improvements made to walkways or roads, or the addition of crosswalks and crossing guards, have led to the removal of routes from the "hazardous route" list for the coming school year.
However, students who don't qualify for transportation services are invited to submit a request for busing services so they can ride with their qualifying siblings or neighbors — if there is space available on the nearest bus. The "space-available permits" will be granted on a first-come, first-served, space-available basis.
Permit applications will be made available at schools at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 4. The permit applications must be submitted to the school where the student child is enrolled.
Families will be notified about whether they have received a permit to ride the bus by Sept. 14.
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Bus Drivers, Dispatchers 'Unsung Heroes' During Winter Months
The Canyons District
Transportation Department
is akin to the
U.S. Postal Service
: Neither rain, snow, sleet nor hail will keep them from their appointed rounds.
Despite the rough recent road conditions that correspond with
Utah's blustery winter months
, the employees in the CSD Transportation Department have made sure that children arrive at school safe, secure and ready to start the school day.
"With little fanfare, and under sometimes-difficult circumstances, our bus drivers and dispatchers provide an invaluable service," says
Dr. Bob Dowdle
, the Assistant Superintendent who works with Director Bruce Young to oversee CSD's transportation services. "On mornings when the roads are slick and icy, they do their jobs without complaint. They truly are the unsung heroes of our District on snowy, cold days."
Regardless of the weather, there are many things the transportation department does — from maintaining some 200 buses with the latest in technology to drawing bus routes to driving roughly 1,004,000 miles in a school year. But for its myriad responsibilities, the department's No. 1 priority is simple: Get children from here to there in safety. "Our main concern is to transport children from home to school and school to home safely," said Young. "That's the first thing that transportation does."
As simple as that charge is, the logistics of transporting about 15,600 students every day can be complicated — especially in the winter months — and there are many forces at work to make it happen.
First, there are the drivers. Every employee in the transportation department, including Young and his office employees, has a
Commercial Driver's License
. That way, anyone can fill in if a regular driver calls in sick at the last minute. But aside from having a CDL, the bus drivers of Canyons District have a variety of qualifications. Some have high school diplomas and GEDs, but others have bachelor's and master's degrees. One driver even has a Ph.D. in sociology.
Some days the drivers start working at 5:30 a.m. to take kids to school, then they make another run from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for younger students, then another from 2:30-5:30 p.m. for the end of the day — and that's not to mention field trips. On days when snow is falling, Young makes rounds in his truck at 4:30 a.m. to advise the superintency on whether the roads are too difficult to traverse in order to start school at the regular time.
Young estimates that CSD's buses go on about 4,000 field trips in a nine-month school year, and they use about $120,000 worth of diesel and
compressed natural gas
per month. Keeping the buses cleaned and working is an essential part of the department's goal to transport children safely. CSD's largest buses hold 84 passengers, are 40 feet long and weigh 32,000 pounds. Despite the fact that the buses are so big, and painted bright yellow, accidents are sometimes caused throughout the year by other drivers who are distracted. Almost all of the repairs to broken buses — including small repairs — are completed in the District's Bus Barn, saving the District money. Also, Dowdle says that, thanks to the diligence of the department's employees, the number of accidents is low — and the cost per accident has steadily declined.
The buses are fitted with the latest in technology to ensure the safety of both the bus driver and children on the bus. Every bus has four cameras with audio recording and a two-week-long memory on board to monitor what takes place on the bus. The buses are also equipped with a
Zonar system
, which relays information about the bus' location, speed, engine health and exactly what time it arrived and left each bus stop — in real time. This year, each bus is also being fitted with a panic button that drivers can use in emergency situations.
As the drivers and buses are constantly moving, the employees at the transportation department make up the final, essential part of keeping children safe. Mechanics routinely inspect and keep the buses working, dispatch workers communicate with drivers to provide valuable information, and other employees conduct frequent trainings to make sure drivers are current on all necessary certifications. Young himself occasionally follows behind drivers to make sure they obey traffic laws, such as stopping at train tracks. And every year, the routing department organizes a complex system of bus routes and bus stops, taking into consideration boundary changes, grade reconfiguration and state law. Together, each employee works hard to make sure that while each facet of the transportation department functions smoothly, the responsibility to keep children safe is always their first priority.
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Every trip is spent with much patience as I search for non-traditional places to park and stretch our legs. Which means, we spend more time driving. But that's ok, because that's when we find unexpected places like this breakfast nook in Wilmington, North Carolina.
We stopped into the Blue Surf Cafe not really knowing what to expect. Breakfast and lunch options are written on a chalkboard above a counter where you order. They read mighty nice, too. Everything sounds appetizing with a 'Build Your Own' breakfast, where you can pick from options like pulled pork and black beans, to feta and spinach.
Nice folding beach chairs are tucked under tables where boardwalk like benches aren't present and over all (hopefully not influenced by the dreary day outside) the place had a very mellow feel. I thought we would be quick, but after sitting, I wanted to stay a while.
Handsome dug in on some buttermilk waffles with maple and bacon. And, upon seeing his choice heading to the table, I kind of regretted my savory choice. But the Build Your Own Breakfast Castro, with pulled pork, jalapeno, black beans, and cheddar, with two sunny side eggs over corn tortillas with a swell sauce kind of made up for it. My plate was clean and polished before I realized it. And so was his before I had a chance to steal a second bite. I'd say that makes for a winner.
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Creating a Clean Surface
Some food professionals need to work on a clean surface.
I am no different. Most cooking preparations, such as the slicing and dicing of vegetables, and the cubing of meat cuts are done on rough board surfaces. But when artistic experimentation and a little more creative finesse is required during the creation of a new recipe, it is better to work on a smooth, clean surface. The reasons for this are aesthetic and practical.
Creating the best surface
A practiced culinary artist needs a clear surface on which she can center all her artistic thoughts and make accurate measurements. Recently, I decided to experiment with Japanese culinary art in accordance with my mother's heritage. I enjoy ancient traditions. Precision and hygiene are part and parcel of the ancient art of Japanese cooking. Again, I asked my husband to help me with creating the best surface on which to work.
Finding the wood posed no problems. But we still needed to create a smooth, finished surface. We came across a website dedicated entirely to wood lathes. This was perfect because this wood turning machine could be used to sand the wood to an ideal texture which meant that while the surface was pleasing to touch, I also had measured control over what I was doing on my board.
Pressed for time, we do not have the skills usually required in dedicated carpentry and cabinet making. So, this wood lathe expert proved to be extremely helpful in finding the right tool.
Finding the perfect setting
Jackson is the founder of this website. His motivation for building it initially had to do with the lack of suitable sites catering specifically to this niche product. This spirited dedication has its roots in Jackson's own creative passions which he brings to life in his workshop. So, apart from knowing that we have something in common, I also know that Jackson's advice comes with experience and practice.
This site has information on finding the correct settings related to speed, power and ease of use on the wood lathing machine. But because Wood Lathe Report is focused on helping new users and customers find the most appropriate toolkit for their needs, product review guides are extensive and regularly refreshed. Product reviews are supported with helpful instructions on how to use the machines correctly and easy to understand information on how the wood lathe products' settings work.
It also explains safety features and advises new users on how to use and maintain the equipment safely. The apparatus is a helpful antidote for doing wood work that the layman (and woman) cannot do. While quality assurance is maintained, the wood lathe also supplements the physical effort required to produce the desire finished article.
The desired effect
I am happy to say that our small project has produced the desired effect. I now have a smooth surface on which to master my culinary art. I am also happy to recommend that you visit Jackson's site to give life to your own home-based projects.


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For a short week it's been a loooong week. It always happens with having Mondays off. By Wednesday you're like "Man, it's Wednesday already! That's great!", then by Thursday you're like "Jesus, it's only Thursday?? What the hell, this week's dragging, man!" It never fails. I haven't had much time to put the digital pen to digital paper. I even grabbed the new Wilco record and I haven't been able to spin it more than twice(it really needs some serious headphone time I think.) The week has been blazingly hot, the kids have been sneezing and coughing, and I've been a little on the congested side. It's just been kind of a post-3 day weekend bummer, really.
So this rainy, foggy Friday morning was needing some Wooden Shjips.
I think I got into the San Francisco quartet back in early 2012 when I picked up their Vol. 2 on a whim at Neat Neat Neat Records' RSD celebration. That album really got to me with it's drone-y, psychedelic take on blues and groove-oriented music. "Contact" and "I Hear The Vibrations" especially stuck out. On a trip out west I picked up well, West, and their self-titled debut. While I dig West, the earlier records are where its at for me. They're raw, trance-like blues motifs that repeat themselves over and over until they've wormed into your brain. There is a West Coast, San Fran vibe, but not of the Haight-Ashbury variety. It's more in tune with the darker 70s burnt out acid trip; no peace-loving hippies but buzzed, grizzled bikers looking into the abyss, lighting up a smoke, and not blinking an eye.
The debut album is pretty much all you need if you want to get the essence of Ripley Johnson's main gig. There's no swanky solos or emotive singing. "We Ask You To Ride" is a single groove that takes you on a dark magic carpet ride. "Losin' Time" is like The Doors stuck in a groove and never quite leave it, while "Lucy's Ride" sounds like ZZ Top on quaaludes and fronted by Alan Vega. "Blue Sky Bends" sounds like some guys in the garage on a Saturday night banging about after one too many Red Stripes and homegrown. In other words, it's joyously simple to the point of transcendence. "Shine Like Suns" is the beautiful 10-minute closer that glides along on a wavering organ and buzzing guitars.
I think what I love so much about the self-titled, as well as Dos, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 is the simplicity there. There's no fussing over intricate lines, convoluted lyrics, or some great concept. This is music you zone out to while your buzzing(that substance is up to you…for me, a great cup of coffee will do.) It's all very space-y, hallucinogenic, and in some respects doom-laden…but in the best way! I feel with Vol. 2 they began to sonically tighten things up and they found that rich, dense rhythm section they would become. Later records like West and Back To Land, while great in their own right, felt too fussed over at times. The "hit record and lets see where it goes" aspect seemed to wain a bit. But still, top shelf grooves nonetheless.
So yeah, that's what I'm listening to on a gloomy, balmy Friday morning. We'll get rid of these blahs yet. Until then, I think I'll hit repeat.


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I don't usually string a series of biblical passages together as the primary content of my Preacher's Post. But a key assumption at the center of my life has been challenged over the years and I want to share my journey this Sunday.
The Gospel stories of Jesus feeding the thousands connect me to several critical values that are at the core of the biblical message. When I reference the young man's quote explaining his decision to sign the Barmen Declaration in 1934, these are the kind of values I'm convinced he was pointing to: "I'm not particularly devout, I only tried to be obedient to the word of God from one experience to the next."
At the top of the biblical passages, which point us toward what it means to be obedient to God, are the following:
Micah 6:6-8:
What shall I bring to the LORD, the God of heaven, when I come to worship him? Shall I bring the best calves to burn as offerings to him? Will the LORD be pleased if I bring him thousands of sheep or endless streams of olive oil? Shall I offer him my first-born child to pay for my sins? No, the LORD has told us what is good. What he requires of us is this: to do what is just, to show constant love, and to live in humble fellowship with our God.
Luke 10:25-28:
On one occasion an expert in the law stood up to test Jesus. "Teacher," he asked, "what must I do to inherit eternal life?" "What is written in the Law?" he replied. "How do you read it?" He answered: "'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind'; and, 'Love your neighbor as yourself.'" "You have answered correctly," Jesus replied. "Do this and you will live."
John 14:12-14:
I am telling you the truth: those who believe in me will do what I do—yes, they will do even greater things, because I am going to the Father. And I will do whatever you ask for in my name, so that the Father's glory will be shown through the Son. If you ask me for anything in my name, I will do it.
Finally, Mark 8:1-8 (See also Matthew 14:13-21; Mark 6:30-44; Luke 9:10-17; John 6:1-15)
Not long afterward another large crowd came together. When the people had nothing left to eat, Jesus called the disciples to him and said, "I feel sorry for these people, because they have been with me for three days and now have nothing to eat. If I send them home without feeding them, they will faint as they go, because some of them have come a long way." His disciples asked him, "Where in this desert can anyone find enough food to feed all these people?" "How much bread do you have?" Jesus asked. "Seven loaves," they answered.
He ordered the crowd to sit down on the ground. Then he took the seven loaves, gave thanks to God, broke them, and gave them to his disciples to distribute to the crowd; and the disciples did so. They also had a few small fish. Jesus gave thanks for these and told the disciples to distribute them too. Everybody ate and had enough—there were about four thousand people. Then the disciples took up seven baskets full of pieces left over. Jesus sent the people away and at once got into a boat with his disciples and went to the district of Dalmanutha.
When Jesus challenged his disciples to fix the food issue, the first thing they did, and the thing all of us do, is measure their resources against the need. It's a no brainer: "We don't have enough money to fix the problem." In John's gospel, Phillip calculates the cost to be two-thirds of a typical worker's yearly wage. And because they lacked the resources, they figured it wasn't their problem. With God, the issue is never ability—it is ALWAYS availability.
Andrew brought a little boy to Jesus who had what was a typical lunch in that time and place: some bread and a few pieces of fish. What happened next is supernatural no matter how you look at it. The one scenario is that the rules of the universe were suspended for a few moments and the ridiculously paltry lunch fed everyone as it somehow multiplied. William Barclay believes an even greater miracle might have happened. When the little boy offered up his lunch, those who had been hiding theirs because they didn't want to have to share, pulled their hidden food out and shared with those around them. In John's telling of the story (John 6:1-15), twelve baskets of leftover food were gathered after everybody had eaten all they wanted.
What does this mean to us as we navigate our lives here and now? That's what we'll talk through Sunday…
Here's what I have on my desk…
COLUMBARIUM UPDATE: Grab a cup of coffee and a donut and join me in the South Garden 10-minutes following each service this Sunday, March 19, 2017, for a Columbarium Presentation.
Are you, or someone you know, living with grief? You are not alone! We are putting together a support group to assist those who are grieving and could benefit from the support of others. This will be a 3-week progressive discussion of our grief journey. This group will meet in the St. Andrew Conference Room on Wednesday, March 29, April 5 and April 12. We are offering two separate times to accommodate your schedule: 10:00 AM OR 7:00 PM. Please sign up on your Communication Card THIS SUNDAY and indicate IF YOU WILL BE ATTENDING THE MORNING OR EVENING GROUP.


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City Talk by Bill Dawers
Savannah Morning News
December 19, 2007
I didn't get up early on Saturday morning to see Stubbs Towers imploded. But I did hear the explosion and I did see the demolition later that afternoon on television.
On CNN, in fact.
Everyone loves a big implosion, at least a planned one.
The implosion was also an apt metaphor for the end of an era in public and subsidized housing. In the last couple of decades, cities across the nation have recognized that they need a radical change in approach to public housing.
Segregated housing complexes like Stubbs have given way across the country to projects like Hope VI. Once in the shadow of Stubbs, Hope VI includes subsidized, affordable, and market-rate units.
Sustainable Fellwood in West Savannah looks like it will extend that idea even further.
Today's vision of public housing certainly seems a vast improvement over the Stubbs era.
But let's hope that 40 years from now we're not starting again at square one.


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Facebook is determined to make users' experiences on the social network more meaningful. Over the past week, we've learned this equates to seeing more posts from friends and family, and less posts from businesses and brands. In other words, some major Facebook newsfeed changes. Naturally, some businesses are wondering if it's time to abandon ship – that […]Read More
No matter where you're at in your social media strategy – just starting out or been going for a while – it's always a good idea to make sure you're using the best platforms for your business. That being said, how do you know which social media platforms are the best ones? Let's take a […]Read More
If your social media engagement on Facebook has taken a nosedive recently, you can thank the platform's newest algorithm change. Since placing the posts of friends and family above those from publishers, it appears that many brands are experiencing extremely low engagement – some less than 1 percent. If this resonates with you, then you […]Read More
There are many ways to make your social media content more engaging – #hashtags, current events, clever one-liners, GIFs of Justin Bieber apologies – but one of the key ways to appeal to more social media users is by using lots of attractive visual content. And the best thing about visuals is, they are more […]Read More
The recent controversy over the Starbucks Red Cup design reminds us that when it comes to social networks, we can create our own media but sometimes it is the users who really develop the campaign. A few weeks ago when the retail coffee chain introduced its annual holiday cup in red gradient with a Starbucks […]Read More
Google is making yet another modification to its Google+ strategy by eliminating some key elements from its search engine results. How will online marketers and their clients cope? Reduced Visibility on Knowledge Graph Boxes When searching for a brand on Google, the Google+ "Follow" button and "Recent Posts" section of the Knowledge Graph box are […]Read More
With more than 50 percent of global internet users owning a Google+ account at the end of 2013 Q2 (source: GlobalWebIndex), the social media network is catching up to Facebook. That means if you have a Google+ account, and you're not active, you could be missing out on valuable opportunities to connect with consumers who […]Read More
Ever since we discussed how social signals would affect SEO in 2013, we have seen the "proof in the pudding" as companies with a developed social media strategy have blown past competitors in search engine rankings. Besides the heavy hitters like Facebook and Twitter, one social media platform really captured our attention in the last […]Read More


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The City loanee also admitted he hopes to get his chance to start when the Sky Blues travel to Rochdale this weekend...
Coventry City defender Seb Hines has revealed he's happy to wait for his chance to play for the Sky Blues ahead of the weekend's game against Rochdale.
The Sky Blues signed the central defender on loan until January on transfer deadline day but Hines has found chances limited since his arrival.
The 26-year old played 50 minutes for Steven Pressley's side in the 2-1 defeat against Scunthorpe as a result of Reda Johnson's 24th-minute dismissal.
Having made five appearances for Championship side Middlesbrough before his loan move, Hines says he has settled in well at the Sky Blues.
Hines said: "I want to bring success to Coventry, or at least help doing that. We need to keep pushing up the table and it is the early results in a season which can help set the tone for the season.
"I've come here to play games of course. I've waited for an opportunity because it was always going to be like that when you move to a side which is in form.
"I've been involved in all the games since I've been here, even though coming on against Gillingham to play up front was a little bit unusual for my debut.
"It's been really good to be part of this team as the squad are great and there is a real desire to succeed here. The signs have been really good early on but we need to keep it going."
With the City captain Johnson suspended for three matches following his red card against the Iron, City manager Pressley admitted there is a chance for another defender to step up into his starting XI.
If selected for tomorrow's game against Rochdale, Hines is hoping to grab his chance despite his unfamiliarity with the left centre-back position.
He added: "It's different playing on the left side of the back three. I've not really played in that system before but you do get a bit more time on the ball.
"It doesn't matter though as I'll adjust and give my all when I'm on the pitch. I've got to work on playing on the left side as it is new to me.
"The training at the club is pretty intense and the focus on detail is important so I'll take it on board and try my best.
"If I get a chance to play, Rochdale is always going to be a difficult place to go and they've had a good start to the season. We need to get our unbeaten run restarted and the sooner we do that, the better."


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omg so jealous! looks like you had an amazing time. One day i will go here!ReplyDelete
You will! It's so worth the trip, it's amazing.Delete
Steph x.
I visited in June and it was magical! I love everything Harry Potter (in fact looking through your blog we have loads in common :)!) and it really was everything I dreamed it would be. Although when we went we got stuck on the Gringotts ride for 45 minutes!!ReplyDelete
Kayleigh x


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How to describe yourself online dating examples
On profile-centric sites (Ok Cupid, Match.com, JDate, etc.) Don't use adjectives to describe yourself — they're meaningless. Don't use too many exclamation points or emoticons!!! Don't treat your profile as a biography, and don't introduce yourself at the beginning or sign at the end. J Do feel confident enough to change your profile text and photos often. Do be relatable, open-minded, and give people the benefit of the doubt. But when you think about it, this spike makes total sense. And the blanket you're under is big enough for two.So online dating — on a site, an app or three, or both — is a no-brainer.Then the men start screaming, "She's a gold digger. Dale Koppel Sooner or later, they will realize you're a gold digger. ______ : On your online dating profile searches, have there been some memorable statements or jokes? ______ The above is an excerpt from Jasbina's interview with Julie Spira and Dale Koppel.
You might want to say, "I'm looking for a man who belongs to a country club." Julie Spira You can't quite say that on a profile.It expands your dating pool exponentially, opens you up to new experiences and people, and pretty much the entirety of the single (and some of the not-so-single) population is doing it. When I launched my business two and a half years ago, I had no idea what the response would be like, so I charged for a complete makeover. This is your romantic life that we're talking about.The stigma is gone — and don't listen to anyone who disagrees. Today, my clients zip their credit cards to the tune of anywhere around 0 to 0 (though I spill 144 pages of easy, actionable advice in my new book, for those on a budget). To be completely corny and completely honest, these sites and apps can help you find the most important person in your life — and they all require some sort of profile (yes, even a series of photos counts).Dale Koppel & Julie Spira Listen to the entire interview on i Tunes _____ The uniqueness of Intersections Match comes from the life experiences of its Founder, Jasbina Ahluwalia.As a former practicing lawyer who also holds a graduate degree in philosophy, Jasbina can relate first-hand to the demands and challenges facing her accomplished clients.