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Friday news post Saturday morning
I was going to write a deep introspective piece on the significance of beach culture to an aging, rotund, ex-surfer but there wasn't anything deep to say – I just still dig it – 30 years flew bye in a flash and it was clear that the important, ingrained things like the love of salt water, sand, boobs and the sensuous joys of sunlight, hot sand and cool ocean do not change! I don't actually surf much these days – in the main I just float around aimlessly like a largish blob of jelly that gets clobbered by the shore-break. I do however get real vicarious pleasure watching William do what I did as a kid.
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1. It is clear Rudd has a climate change policy equivalent to the Coalition. Get rid of the talk about 'flexibility' and 'concern' he has done nothing in Bali that is not symbolic. Rudd claims to be playing 'hardball' with the US but US government officials say they see no difference between his policies and those of John Howard. Nor do I. The Europeans understand Rudd well – his conservative instincts run at least as deeply as those of John Howard but he lacks Howard's ability to be non-committal when he is out of his depth. His attempts to hang future Labor policy on the research outputs of Ross Garnaut are remarkably foolish - Garnaut will not tell us anything new.
Rudd will turn out to be a disappointing Prime Minister for all voters. This gpoes beyond partisan politics. He is an unimaginative bureaucrat who will never deliver much. He mimics Tony Blair but lacks Blair's talent.
2. The news that the Arctic Ocean might be ice-free by 2012 - rather than the previous worst-case scenario of 2040 - illustrates the gravity of the climate change issue. Water floating into the Arctic Ocean is 3.5 degrees warmer than its historical mean so the ice is disappearing quickly – the ice pack is half its size of four years ago. The canary is whistling loud and clear.
In other news scientists claim the Great Barrier Reef is already probably irreparably damaged by climate change.
The Liberals were foolish on climate change and so too is the Labor Party. Politicians have short-term time horizons and none in Australia recognise the need for an urgent response to a serious situation that could become catastrophic.
3. The Rudd Government says it will accumulate data to prepare a legal challenge to Japanese whaling in Australian Antarctic Waters. Big deal – the Japanese have already stated they welcome a legal challenge because they know they will survive such. On most of the 'environmental sentiment' issues I am convinced Rudd will progressively reveal himself to be feeble – the trade unionist rump of his party will foster this weakness.
4. With evidence of gross ineffectiveness in its indigenous policies Queensland government Ministers have put a gag on public servants speaking about hundreds of child abuse cases on Cape York. The Labor Party wishes to protect its record for verbose declarations of a sense of injustice in aboriginal, affairs and continue to ignore arguments that Territory-style interventions – which already seem to be working by the way – might work well in our deep north. Peter Beattie is sniping from the sidelines – a media tart flog he will always be.
The counteraction to community outrage to the 10-year old girl from Aurukun continues to develop and will (my prediction goes) evolve into a considered justification for the non-sentencing decision. Eventually Federal intervention into indigenous affairs in Queensland is essential but watch the left fight this one!
In my view Judge Sarah Bradley is unfit to be working on the bench – her views amount to the claim that black kids deserve lower levels of protection than white kids. Moreover, her assertions that aboriginals should not be jailed for serious assaults because too many are already in jail are inappropriate for someone seeking to uphold the law and not her concern.
Deep thought: The supporters of our claimed collective white guilt for the 'Stolen Generations' are inflicting more human misery on aboriginals than any other group. Their lies and assertions of implied white guilt destroy the lives of young black girls and boys now. The premise is that us white folk are rotten, through and through so don't accept any intervention involving white folks. The premise is wrong.
5. Marcus Einfeld, a former leading judge, the foundation President of the Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission faces 13 charges including perverting the course of justice, making use of a false instrument and perjury in relation to a traffic fine case. I am pleased to see equal conviction opportunities present themselves for Einfeld and hope that, if he is convicted, of these offenses he goes to jail. A significant side benefit would be that we would hear less of this gas-filled windbag. Of course, he has not been convicted of anything else and deserves a fair trial just like any other man in the street.
6. The Pope has become a nun and is living in East Brunswick with Norman Gunston. No, not really, but State and Federal Governments will cough up $41 million to compensate Randwick Racecourse for be vacated for 10 weeks in preparation for the six day World Youth Day Papal Mass when an estimated 500,000 Aussies will line up to listen to some pointless, remarks. The smart money says he will urge that the 'world should strive for peace' and 'reject violence'. Overall the community will be slugged about $95 million for this advice. Special legislation over a period of six months (why so long?) has been introduced by the State Government to ensure the Holy Father gets adequate security. I'd prefer that a 'user-pays' principle be applied and that public money be spent on things that provide greater payoffs.
Saturday is sunny and clear - off to lunch at Palm Beach with golf in afternoon at Bayview. Someone has to do it - as they say.
Update: My golf wasn't that wonderful but Bayview is the extreme end of Pittwater with lots of rainforest pockets and wetlands/estuaries. During my golf round I saw lots of native bird species including White-bellied sea eagle, Spangled drongo, Dollarbirds and Sacred kingfishers. A new potential sport occurs to me: golf-cum-birdwatching!
Update 2: The Drongos, Dollarbirds, Kingfishers are northern migrants. So too is the Koel that disturbs my sleep each morning from about 5-30AM each morning here in Sydney's inner west.
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Sensational description of your connection to the beach Harry. We have a young girl from Switzerland staying with us at present, and one of the joys most weekends is the look on her face when she sees a beach - and we haven't left Victoria yet. Can't wait 'til she sees some of the best in the country.
On the conflation of violence to aboriginal children/stolen generation issues, I think you're well wide of the mark. Mark U put it very succinctly in his comments in the previous thread. I whole heartedly endorse the need for a national recognition of past errors, but believe the timing is now long gone for that recognition to be a building block in the spiritual rescue of a culture that's cleary imploding in remote areas.
Noel Pearson is spot on again today as he hits on the corrosive nature of passive welfare as a real touchstone in his Australian column. Welfare is necessary, but needs to have some perameters set by people on the ground, in the communities.
The crisis is unique and specific, and needs unique & specific attention over a long period, with targets set along the way. Small targets that eventually contribute to a healthy future. And it needs/needed to be an inclusive process that all Australians can feel part of, and proud of - not a bitter dispute with two clear poles of opinion - the bloody echo chamber that it has become.
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On 3, I dont think Australia has any "Antarctic Waters" it is all International.
The idea that Australia has rights to portions of Antarctica is a notion supported by no one. If Australia goes to court they will lose and Japans hand will be strengthened.
On Bali, Rudd will have to take care to protect our resource sector, Australia is unique in this respect and cannot afford to give away business for the sake of consensus.
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Glad you liked our tunnels, Harry. About the Xcity in particular, since the aim is to keep cars out of the city centre, why is the tunnel user paying the toll and not the city entrant? Could a renegotiation to this end not be a win/win for both parties to the BOOT contract?
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- hc said...
Tolls should be related to congestion not cost recovery - so I agree with you. Those congesting the city should be taxed and, up until the point where congestion occurs, travel in the tunnel should be free with its services delivered by taxpayers.
I have called for renegotiation of similar contracts involving CityLink in Melbourne.
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- kipwatson said...
We conservatives believed Kevin Rudd was faking conservatism before the election -- as did the Labor Party faithful. I am as pleased as they are dismayed to see he actually does appear to be a conservative of sorts.
I rejoice when I hear of ice melting. The real climate catastrophe we face long term (over centuries or millennia) is the return of an Ice Age. If climatologists truly thought long term they would be trying to increase global warming, not arrest it.
If only the CO2 theory was true, we might be able to avoid the ice. How sad that it is all junk science.
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Now that the holiday shopping season is officially under way, it's time to consider a gift for the person who seems to have everything except a 200-foot yacht.
Wine, etc.: If you're drinking Bellacosa, thank Daniel Cohn for spreading the word
Daniel Cohn is the genius behind Bellacosa, perhaps the best $25 cabernet sauvignon on the market today and one that has sparked a wave of reviews, awards and magazine splashes in just a couple of years. His first vintage of 25,000 cases sold out in 10 months.
Wine, etc.: Many Israeli wines made from familiar European grape varieties
Israel has the same latitude as San Diego and features hot and rain-free summers and wet winters — ideal for vinifera grape production.
Wine, etc.: Vineyards have flourished on Sicily
Sicily has a perfect climate to grow grapes, with cooling offshore winds, lots of sun and just the right amount of rain.
Wine, etc.: Like red, fruity wine? Here are some to discover.
Far be it from us to tell you what you should like in wine. We may be able to tell you what is a good wine, but we can't determine what is a good wine to you. We can tell you, for instance, cheap, jammy and sweet wines are not good wines. But, if you like them, who are we to say you shouldn't?
Wine, etc.: You've got questions about wine? We've got answers!
We love it when readers send us their nagging questions. They show what is on the minds of consumers, but questions also reveal to us a level of curiosity that is so different today than it was decades ago.
Wine, etc.: 6 rules for wine we love to break
If you think of rules as guidelines, they make more sense. We've assembled six rules for wine we love to break.
Wine, etc.: Cremant wines offer alternative to champagne, cavas, proseccos
Although relatively unknown or ignored by American consumers, cremant wines represent a racy alternative to the more common Spanish cavas and Italian proseccos.
Wine, etc.: It's a great time to explore Spanish wines
Today, the shelves are exploding with great values from all over Spain with new regions and producers being discovered by consumers every day.
Wine, etc.: Rioja continues to grown in popularity
In 2017, Rioja wines enjoyed a worldwide 4 percent growth rate with almost a 6 percent increase in sales in the U.S. Reasonable prices, a tilt to less oak, and more fruit driven, clean, well-made wines are fueling this merited increase in interest.
Wine, etc.: For summer wines, you can't go wrong with Savingnon blanc
Sauvignon blanc, in particular, has the acidity and stone-fruit character that marries so well with summer fare. Its herbal and grapefruit character make sauvignon blanc a great wine to serve with vegetable platters, spicy satays and cold pasta.
Wine, etc.: Lioco Wine provides balanced approach to everyday wines
If you are a regular follower of our wine musings you have surely taken notice of a trend among California winemakers to craft table wines with less ripe fruit, tannin and alcohol levels that are more in tune with pre-1980 California wines and modern European wines.
Wine, etc.: Single-vineyard zins are an interesting spot on popular wine's evolution
Zinfandel has taken a strange and often twisted course in its evolution. Even more so than pinot noir, zinfandel's route has enough ups and downs to make a sober person tipsy.
Wine, etc.: Well-balanced wines that don't assault the senses
We occasionally enjoy some of the bold and critically acclaimed wines that emanated from California in the late 1990s. However, for everyday wine, we tend to appreciate a more balanced approach.
Wine, etc.: South African wines can appeal to even the novice drinker
South Africa has a turbulent wine-making history with the path to world-class wines far from linear.
Wine etc.: Sacré bleu, les Americans et arrive!
Grace Evenstad tells of the time it registered with her that there was more than an ocean separating the Willamette Valley from Burgundy.
Wine, etc.: 24 years after 'Sideways' pinot noir endures as a terrific, expensive wine
Jon Priest, senior winemaker at Etude, said he feared the worst once pinot noir took flight after the hit movie "Sideways." It's hard to even imagine that we're still talking about the impact of a 14-year-old movie, Priest's prediction was prophetic.
Wine, etc.: Prosecco and cava driving the growth of bubbly
A significant portion of growth among sparkling wines comes from prosecco and cava.
Wine, etc.: Ojai Vineyard new style survives California fires
Today's Ojai Vineyard wine is more refreshing with balanced fruit, acidity and tannin.
Wine, etc.: Don't judge a wine by its high tech label
Research shows a wine's label is a powerful draw for consumers as long as the price is also reasonable. But is the wine any good at $10 a bottle? Rarely.
Wine, etc.: Spanish and Portuguese wines contenders for chardonnay's crown
A recent tasting of Spanish albarinos and a lone Portuguese alvarinho (Portuguese spelling of the same grape) brought home the potential for this grape to take its place as a go-to wine for Americans averse in over-oak chardonnay.
Dining Out: A Good Time at Davidsonville's Harvest Thyme Tavern
Davidsonville tavern has a wall of unique wines and a tasty menu
Wine, etc.: Red blends are an old idea that are suddenly new again
Given the recent media attention on red blends, wine columnists Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr say some fans could be forgiven for thinking the idea of combining grape varieties into a single wine is a novel concept. Hardly.
Wine, etc.: Cotes du Rhone offers consistent quality, value
We like the Cotes du Rhone, the second largest AOC in France that delivers values often eclipsing their reasonable prices of $15 to $20. Even with restaurant markups, Cotes du Rhone represent good values across the board.
Wine, etc.: Use of oak affects fruit character of cabernet sauvignon
We just went through a bunch of Napa cabernet sauvignon. Here are some of our favorites.
Dining Out: Mold-Breaking Flavor at Crofton's Mamma Angela's
A gem in Crofton, Mamma Angela's food makes your taste buds get up and dance around
Wine, etc.: Lost Distillery a unique concept in whiskeys
Lost Distillery is a unique concept. It doesn't distill any whiskey, but instead painstakingly researches the manufacturing methods of long-shuttered scotch distilleries from the 1800s and early 1900s to replicate a template of style, flavor and scent components.
Wine, etc.: Wine is the perfect gift for Valentine's Day
Take it from us, keeping Valentine's Day simple has been just as satisfying to our spouses once you get past the courtship. Some flowers, a card, or a home-cooked dinner at home works fine. We've always have celebrated Valentine's Day with wine — champagne and a nice red.
Wine, etc.: Domaines Paul Mas could help save a French wine region
Jean-Claude Mas has adopted a number of domaines in Languedoc since he took over his family 42-acre estate in 1999. He launched Domaines Paul Mas, named after his father, in 2000.
Wine, etc.: Changes are coming for the wine enthusiast
The towering walls of winemaking we once thought were sacrosanct are coming down. Younger generations of winemakers are challenging practices established by their parents and grandparents.
Wine, etc.: Greg Norman wines provide incredible values, and some standouts
Australian golf legend Greg Norman and his daughter Morgan have built a wine empire that hasn't missed a beat despite the challenges of a competitive industry.
Wine, etc: Masciarelli wines offer bright and complex experiences
Montepulciano d'Abruzzo and the barbera grapes from Piedmont are leaders in the reasonably priced, go-to wine for a casual weekday pizza or spaghetti with red sauce.
Wine, etc.: Pinot noir could be on the verge of a revolution
Pinot noir has followed a tortured trail, sometimes uphill but eventually in a direction that gained an audience in this country.


text: Jerry Thoms - November 03, 2010 Tri-Tronics E-Collars By Jerry Thoms Tri-Tronics recently introduced three new e-collars for duck and goose hunting dogs. The Classic 70 G3 EXP is the simplest model with a one-mile range, six levels of continuous stimulation and a tone function. The transmitter and receiver are waterproof, with rechargeable and replaceable NiMH batteries. The receiver has an of/off button and a status LED. The transmitter can operate up to six extra EXP receiver collars. // The new Field 90 G3 EXP features six levels of momentary and continuous stimulation, with separate buttons for each. The transmitter is designed with a compact fixed antenna. Range is one mile. The Pro G3 EXP comes with 18 levels of continuous power and three intensity choices. The collar has separate buttons for six levels of momentary stimulation, as well as a tone-only mode. The Tracer E-Collar Light is a lightweight, brilliant LED light that lets you know where your dog is after dark. It is available in three colors and has a choice of blinking and steady light modes. By using differing combinations of light color and mode, you can identify multiple dogs. The light can be activated remotely by your transmitter. The unit is compatible with any Tri-Tronics G2 or G3 EXP system. It attaches to the G2/G3 receiver, and is powered by the receiver's battery. DT Systems. D.T. Systems H20 1800 series is one of the most popular e-collars for waterfowl dogs. The transmitter, which floats in water, provides 16 levels of stimulation to a collar with a one-mile range. Both the transmitter and collar have rechargeable NiMH batteries. In the H20 series, the 1810 features both momentary and continuous stimulation and the 1820 adds vibration. The 1850 has nick and continuous stimulation, with a beeper/locator that can be operated from the transmitter. All H20 models are available in two-collar units. The Micro-iDT Z, another collar series made for household use and close-in hunting, features a compact transmitter and a lightweight receiver. It has 16 levels of stimulation in nick and continuous, as well as vibrations. Range is 500 yards. Remington Sporting Dog. The Remington SideKick, a new remote training system, is a lightweight, compact, less-expensive e-collar that operates on disposable and replaceable batteries in the transmitter (three-volt CR240 lithium coin cell battery) and in the receiver (CR2 three-volt lithium battery). The transmitter's LCD screen indicates impulse levels from 0 to 9. Four program modes on the transmitter include stimulation with tone, stimulation delay, stimulation only and tone only. GET THE NEWSLETTER Join the List and Never Miss a Thing. Sign Me Up


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Paradox Interactive has announced that 'Europa Universalis IV: Mandate of Heaven' expansion has launched for PC, Mac, and Linux. The developer also released a major free update alongside the expansion, which improves and updates many aspects of the core game experience.
At the center of Mandate of Heaven, players will find the new Historical Ages system and the associated Golden Eras. The four centuries of play are divided into four Historical Ages, each with seven objectives and seven special abilities that can be unlocked. If you accomplish three objectives in an Age, you may choose to initiate a Golden Era, giving your empire 50 years of prosperity and military prowess. But choose your time wisely! You only get one Golden Era per game.
Mandate of Heaven's other features include:
- Empire of China: The Chinese Emperor has great powers at his disposal, and the efficient bureaucrats keep things running smoothly. But greedy neighbors may seek to take the Mandate of Heaven for themselves.
- Ashikaga Shogunate: The Japanese Shogunate has been reworked for more interaction and political considerations among the daimyo. As Shogun, carefully balance the pride of your subjects or compel them to choose and honorable death.
- Confucian Harmony: Keep order in your eastern realm or risk short term spiritual disruption in exchange for long term religious harmony.
- Shinto Isolation: Will your Japanese kingdom seek benefits in an open society or promote greater unity through closed doors? Major incidents will challenge your aspirations.
- Tributaries: Eastern empires can persuade weaker neighbors to pay an annual tribute in gold, manpower or monarch points in this new subject nation format.
- Diplomatic Macro Builder: New addition to the left-hand side macrobuilder automates many repeated diplomatic tasks.
- And more including Chinese meritocracy and Manchu Banner troops
Starting later today, a number of Paradox Interactive titles will go on sale on Steam for the weekend, including the Europa Universalis IV core game. Ambitious rulers who have yet to try their hand at world conquest will have the perfect opportunity to try the latest version of the game alongside its newest expansion.
Europa Universalis IV: Mandate of Heaven is available now on Steam and the official Paradox Store for $19.99:


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It seems as though food recalls are constantly in the news, and as a crisis situation, they need to be managed appropriately to satisfy regulators and public opinion. To help keep your business going during a food crisis, we have provided you with a quick survival steps:
Prepare for It
Food manufacturers discussions about recalls now revolve around when a product recall will occur. Planning for a recall is a necessary for a solid food safety program and good business practice.
A food company's recall procedure should be in writing, clear, realistic, communicated, and practiced. Practice with mock recalls in order to find opportunities to work out kinks and increase speed. The procedure should define the composition of the recall team, which will carry out the critical recall function. The recall team must have a strong coordinator as well as representation for key functions of the recall: shipping/receiving, customer service, and logistics. The entire recall team should be involved in mock recall activities, which serve as reminders and practice for the role of each recall team member. Contact information for each recall team member must include both work and off-hour phone numbers. The entire recall procedure, should be updated annually or as changes occur.
Should We Recall?
At this point, discuss the risks related to a product issue. The original discussion may have been initiated through regulatory channels, customer complaints, or internal findings, but now discussions are often concerned with the financial cost, regulatory compliance, and reputation associated with recalling a product. A recall program should have predetermined criteria that have been established, specific to a company's product, and how a decision to recall will be decided, including a reference to regulatory requirements. This could include pathogen limits, evidence of foreign material contamination, and failure of allergen controls. Form this point, steps must be taken to identify all products that will be recalled and to hold and segregate those products.
Act Fast
Because regulations and regulators are demanding more expedient recall processes, many clients have moved their standards for full traceability from four to two hours—including real time in some cases. To achieve those times, the recall team should be assembled quickly and must know the written procedures as well as their vacation schedules. Those written procedures should be the starting point for their planning and activities. Companies should use the templates and forms that worked well during previous mock recall exercises to quickly identify and isolate affected products.
Convey the Message
Communication is essential in crisis management to consumers, company employees, and stakeholders. Companies should use the appropriate form of communication that will reach their customers. Food companies should also contact distributors, retailers, and customers to inform them of the recall, including instructions on how to handle the recalled product.
During a product recall, you are also responsible for answering everyone's questions. It's important to anticipate these questions and relay the information to everyone before it is even asked. This demonstrates the control a company has over its operation and the crisis situation while reassuring stakeholders and helps maintain the company's reputation.
Food recalls are stressful, but with the correct preparation you can reduce stress and damages that can be cause to your business. Source1 Purchasing is your source for the latest trends, news, and advice in the food and beverage industry. To learn more about the Source1 Program and how it can benefit your business, visit our website at www.Source1Purchasing.com.


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If you are already registered with us or you are hoping Match Options will be able to match you with a job, here are some useful downloads including Holiday entitlement, ISA leaflet, Application Form, Editorial, Recruitment Policy, Policy - Quality Assurance, Policy - Statement of Purpose, Match Options Staff Handbook and the Match Options Service User Guide.
Match Options is affiliated with several leading professional bodies. In our continous strive to attain and uphold the highest possible standards we adhere to strict laid down standards, practices and business processes.
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A number of agents have reported problems with their Anti-Money Laundering registrations and payments to HMRC.
However, following EYE's story yesterday, HMRC has now been in touch with the specific agent concerned in our story to reassure him.
HMRC has also given EYE guidelines, which are at the bottom of this article.
Somerset agent Chris Willey had received a letter telling him that if he did not pay, he faced the possibility of trading illegally and criminal prosecution.
This was despite repeated efforts on his part to make the payment requested.
After EYE spoke to the HMRC press officer responsible for this area of the business, we sought permission from Willey and two other agents for them to be contacted by HMRC.
Willey received a phone call yesterday afternoon and was told he would not be 'harassed' further, and would be advised how to make the payment.
Yesterday's story prompted both posts and direct emails to EYE's editor.
In one case – also forwarded with permission to HMRC – the agent was told that their application to register for AML supervision was rejected.
The main reason was that HMRC kept asking for the names of two directors to be added as responsible persons.
However, both directors resigned last year, as HMRC was told back in April and again this month.
We have, again with the agent's permission, forwarded a third case and will forward more if our readers suggest this proves necessary.
Please let EYE know if you continue to have difficulties and we will, but only with your explicit permission, co-operate with HMRC to try and get a resolution on our readers' individual cases.
However, this will hopefully not prove necessary as HMRC has now issued this advice through EYE:
- If customers are concerned about the length of time being taken to approve their application or renewal, they should check their online account messages. We may have asked for some action or given instructions on how to pay their approval check fee. While the online account shows the status as 'pending', customers are able to trade and carry out business activities.
- If customers have been asked for an approval check fee we will provide details of how to pay in a secure message in their anti money laundering supervision (AMLS) account. This will include the amount, the payment reference number, and a link to the HMRC online payment service. Reminder messages won't include this information so they'll need to read the initial message for this.
- If customers are having difficulty logging in to their account, they should use the same Government Gateway 'organisation' User ID and Password they used when setting their AMLS account up. They need to log into their AMLS account on GOV.UK and not into their Government Gateway account.
- Customers can log into their online account from https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/anti-money-laundering.
- If customers are unsure of their log-in details they should contact email@example.com who can provide the User ID and instructions to reset the password. They should put 'User ID/Password reset' in the subject line.


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For so many people love and relationships have become an entirely too difficult dream to obtain. Why is it so hard for people to navigate "the successful relationship matrix" in 2015? When entering a new relationship or rekindling an old romance we need to be clear about our intentions. Here are three suggestions to help you check your intentions before getting involved. Intending well (wishing) and actually doing well are two entirely different ideas.
Let honesty be your guide!
We've all heard that honesty is the best policy, but are we truly being honest with ourselves and each other? When it comes to having a successful relationship trust and honesty must be at the top of your list. Why did you enter into this relationship? Were you honest with the person in discussing your true intentions? In the beginning our relationships seem to take over every part of our lives. They become more colorful and we start to share our worlds with each other. We must be open and honest with the other person in order to navigate some of the roadblocks relationships face ahead. Don't wait until you find out what you want to do with your life and then leave this person. Be honest with them, and don't lead them down a path of doubt and misconceptions.
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Stop selling them dreams that you can't afford yourself!
I don't believe that we start relationships to ultimately have them end in a not so peaceful manner. When we tell people that we love them, or want to commit to them, and then act a different way this leads to feeling and experiencing betrayal. Playing with someone's feelings and not being accountable for our actions is completely deceitful. As we all know Karma is more than just a five letter word. If you can't imagine yourself falling in love with them, or being in a committed relationship then don't do it. If you're not ready, or capable of being what you said you could then stop talking. Don't sell them dreams that you can't afford to pay for yourself.
Stop stringing them along!
You absolutely know when you're stringing someone along. You know when you're heart isn't invested in them at all, and when you're holding out for something better to come along. This is an epidemic in the dating world, and a serious challenge that many single people face. You should be more than just an option for someone. You're a great person. Even with all your faults and peculiar quirks you're still lovable. Here's where self love comes into play. Stringing someone along gets you nowhere. Anything can happen while you're waiting for your knight in shining armor, or your damsel in distress to appear. Don't try and fill the void of loneliness with someone who you know is only temporary. Let them go. Wish them well and say goodbye. Pull the plug on this less than satisfying going nowhere relationship.
People most certainly may intend well. Life sometimes get in the way of these intentions. If there's any doubt in your mind about where you see yourself in the future with this person, tell them. When you use honesty, and aren't sending mixed signals you can't go wrong. If nothing else you can gain a true friend because you've practiced complete disclosure. As always I wish you the best in your dating success!


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May 29th: Diversity
Another overcast, cool day with intermittent showers …. just the type of weather that makes for an interesting day. The winds were light and we opened all of the nets, closing them an hour earlier when the rain became persistent. Higher numbers of Cedar Waxwings were observed today with a small 'hit' at one net. Overall, a good day with great diversity!
Banded 47
1 Black-billed Cuckoo
1 Yellow-billed Cuckoo
1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird
1 Eastern Wood-Peewee
2 Yellow bellied Flycatcher
7 Traill's Flycatcher
1 Great Crested Flycatcher
1 Swainson's Thrush
1 Wood Thrush
1 Gray Catbird
19 Cedar Waxwing
1 Red-eyed Vireo
1 Blue-winged Warbler
1 Magnolia Warbler
1 American Redstart
2 Mourning Warbler
1 Wilson's Warbler
1 Rose-breasted Grosbeak
1 Song Sparrow
1 Baltimore Oriole
1 American Goldfinch
ET's: 59 species
May 30th: Longevity Record
A foggy, damp morning at opening but once the fog burned off, it was overcast and muggy. A busy day with good diversity handling a number of flycatchers, warblers and cedar waxwings! The highlight today was an OLD Blue-winged Warbler retrap that was originally banded on August 15, 2010. It was a male and it would have hatched in 2009 or earlier based on the age at the time it was banded. It wasn't until the next day that the original retrap card was found. It was handled once last year on May 21st, 2018 and different times in previous years.
It's been a busy week with large school groups visiting the banding lab every day . Today, we had a group of 47 Kindergarten students for our last program of the season. We handled 55 birds today and again, good numbers of Cedar Waxwings were observed with another small 'hit' caught in the one net.
Banded 45
1 Yellow-bellied Flycatcher
8 Traill's Flycatcher
1 Gray Catbird
20 Cedar Waxwing
4 Red-eyed Vireo
1 Magnolia Warbler
1 Blackburnian Warbler
1 Blackpoll Warbler
1 Common Yellowthroat
1 Wilson's Warbler
1 Northern Cardinal
1 Rose-breasted Grosbeak
1 Indigo Bunting
2 Song Sparrow
1 American Goldfinch
ET's: 51 species
May 31st: The End
With the unsettled weather we had all week, today was just the opposite being sunny and warm. Needless to say, it was a different day compared to the last two days with the slower pace and more retraps. A good day with different volunteers helping with the program for the last day of Spring Migration Monitoring. Highlights today included an Olive-sided Flycatcher at the front of the mansion and Liam spotted a Common Nighthawk flying around the banding lab at sunrise. Handled a total of 30 birds for the last day.
Banded 9
1 Ruby-throated Hummingbird
1 Eastern Wood-Pewee
1 Yellow-bellied Flycatcher
1 Traill's Flycatcher
1 Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
1 Gray Catbird
1 Warbling Vireo
1 Mourning Warbler
1 Baltimore Oriole
ET's: 58 species
Fern Hill Update
Janice and I have been enjoying our last few days of the migration season. It has definitely slowed down and for the most part the long distant migrants seem to have moved on to their breeding grounds for the season.
Wednesday May 29th we banded 7 birds with an estimated total of 37 species. We banded:
1 Lincoln Sparrow
1 Red-winged Blackbird
1 Common Grackle
1 Orchard Oriole
1 American Goldfinch
Friday May 31st we banded 7 birds with an estimated total of 40 species. We banded:
1 American Goldfinch
1 Lincoln Sparrow
1 Gray Catbird
1 Orchard Oriole
1 Red-winged Blackbird
1 Blue Jay
1 Common Grackle


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Yesterday I mentioned that a HHCC member, Ruth, gave me a little news article she cut out of our local newspaper, the News Times. I'm glad she did because it cleared up the mystery of why people who know who I am were coming up to me and saying they saw me featured in it.
Featured? Boy, was I confused! I'd inquire as to when they saw me and the comments would be "oh, it was in last week's paper. No, wait. Maybe it was this week's. I don't remember, but I do remember seeing your picture." Hmmm. I know my daughter and I were featured in another paper -- and in fact I shared the little blurb here in my blog. But what is this about me being in this other newspaper?
When I inquired as to the theme of the article I was advised it had something to do with crocheting with children. Crocheting with children? The last time I was shown in the local paper crocheting with children was five years ago. Would the paper rerun an old story? I was very confused as the details were sketchy. So when I asked Ruth if she had seen the article in question she said, "Yes, Dee, I did and I saved it too!" I inquired if she'd let me see it sometime and she replied with a smile, "... even better Dee, you can have it!" Oh Ruth you're a sweetheart!!
Here it is (click onto it to enlarge):
Now I understood! The picture was taken at the Caps to the Capital event that was held at the Save the Children foundation on September 6th! They sent the news release to our local paper and they ran the story! Ah, mystery solved! {{grins}} If you're interested, there's a follow-up story featured in the Westport News paper ... click here to read it.
So, while I'm on the subject of Caps to the Capital, I want to note a few things:
1. If you visit their website you can see they're working on making the interactive map. The map will show how many people sent in caps by each state. Here's a shortcut link to the map ... check it out (thus far no figures are available for viewing).
2. If you're interested in seeing if there is a Caps to the Capital EVENT near you, then visit here. You can also get information on past Events too -- and in fact they have a great shot of Elayne teaching children to crochet caps for the babies that was taken on September 6th. Do check it out! :)


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The emergency has finally happened: you have lost your key or have locked yourself out. Anyone who now expects sympathy and consideration quickly finds out otherwise. And sometimes, unscrupulous locksmiths will take advantage of your plight and charge far more than they deserve. This should not be the case and it is possible to protect yourself from rip-off merchants.
Aftercare is good but prevention is better. Follow these tips to save yourself money and stress:
Sometimes, despite all precautions, you might misplace your key. This does not mean, however, that you should immediately contact the first available provider. Keep your powder dry and try and think calmly.


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Diversified financial services group, Capricorn, has launched Capricorn Capital, a corporate advisory firm with offices in Windhoek and Johannesburg.
Capricorn Capital provides strategic, corporate finance, capital raising and specialised finance advice to public and private companies, private equity firms, family offices, governmental and other bodies located in or wishing to invest in southern Africa.
The Windhoek Observer's Chamwe Kaira (CK) asked Mark Durr (MD), Managing Director of Capricorn Capital on how the firm hopes to navigate the current tough business environment.
CK: How will the Namibian business community benefit from the services of the recently launched Capricorn Capital?
MD: Capricorn Capital is founded on three pillars: Corporate Finance, Capital Markets and Specialised Finance. Each pillar has its own areas of specialisation and, together, they provide the Namibian business community with a comprehensive suite of investment banking advisory services.
Our services empower business owners and executives to achieve the next level of their growth aspirations. Our services include, inter alia, assisting in the formulation of an acquisition or funding strategy and ultimately on origination of deals and getting these deals to closing.
We guide our clients through the entire process, be it a disposal, acquisition, capital raising or structured finance deal, from inception to closing.
We are skilled at originating deals, establishing the deal architecture, structuring, preparing the necessary valuations, assisting executives in negotiating the deals, navigating the regulatory requirements and commercial review of the legal agreements.
CK: Capricorn Capital comes at a time when both Namibia and South Africa are in a recession, how do you hope to succeed in this tough economic environment?
MD: Markets and economies always have and will forever move in cycles and there are great businesses that are founded during both the highs and during the lows which outlast cycles.
In addition, tough times often present great investment opportunities and can lead to increased merger opportunities. We're building a great business with great people and great partners and we will proactively work with stakeholders to create and unlock opportunities, sometimes where opportunities are hard for others to see.
CK: Will Capricorn Capital fund projects or will the firm help the Capricorn Group/Bank Windhoek, Bank Gaborone/Cavmont identify projects for funding?
MD: In time, we may evolve the balance sheet side of Capricorn Capital's advisory business to partner clients with either equity or acquisition finance.
We are content in the foundational phase to introduce opportunities for the banks within our broader group where it may make sense for them to participate, otherwise we will assist both clients seeking to raise capital and local and external sources of funds seeking local opportunities to invest in.
Despite the current economic environment, there are pockets of opportunity which we intend to facilitate, thus fulfilling one of our objectives of being a key driver of positive economic change in the region.
CK: The statement you issued last week said in addition to advising clients, Capricorn Capital will assist Capricorn Group to expand its operations in southern Africa. May you give more details on this?
MD: The Capricorn Group is a dynamic, forward looking business with a keen interest on acquisitive growth and we are constantly hunting for and evaluating opportunities for the group to benefit from potential value accretive deals across the region. Never waste a good recession; there's always opportunity to position for growth when the cycle turns.
CK: What are some of the potential funding areas that are unexplored in Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and South Africa?
MD: We can assist both large, listed companies and smaller, unlisted companies (South Africa) N$300 million and (Namibia) N$100 million raise equity, debt and Mezzanine debt, thus increasing liquidity in the region. This is where potential clients should come and speak with us.


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|R.O.D the TV
|"Twilight of the Papers, Part II"
|Episode no.
| December 1, 2003 (Japan)
April 5, 2005 (US)
|Episode chronology
|Previous episode
|"Twilight of the Papers, Part I"
|Next episode
|"Forest of Paper Leaves"
Episode SynopsisEdit
The sisters are stalled in their fight for Nenene Sumiregawa. The search loses steam as they begin to make sacrifices to save each other at the same time from numerous forces. And just when all is lost.
Extended SummaryEdit
Following last episode, Maggie Mui and Michelle Cheung exchange blows with Sonny Wong. The latter easily defeats them, stripping them of their paper clothing and attempting to stab them; Michelle barely defends in time. Michelle and Anita King take another route as Maggie stays behind to fight Wong.
Maggie blocks Wong's attack, then destroys the bridge he is standing on, causing him to fall to his doom. Maggie is relieved for a moment, but is suddenly pulled down by a ribbon of paper. Wong is still standing on the bridge and somewhat annoyed.
Something explodes, distracting Dokusensha. The installation of the Perfect Language program into Nenene is stalling as Nenene fights Dokusensha. Meanwhile, Wendy Earheart prepares to transfer information as Joseph Carpenter talks to Dokusensha about abandoning the Hong Kong facility, as it may have been compromised. Dokusensha agrees to Joseph Carpenter's plan as Wendy finishes sending the data to the Special Operations Division.
Michelle and Anita enter a control room that Junior has already commandeered; he escapes as the girls enter. Michelle finds Nenene, in a sphere in the centre of the building, but security guards are coming to their position. Michelle tells Anita to escape through a ventilation shaft as she stays back to guard her escape. As the guards enter, they find their path inside blocked by paper and flying arrows. One finally manages to land a bouncing smoke bomb inside, knocking Michelle out.
The evacuation order is given as the guards find Michelle. Just as they are about to shoot her, Junior kills the guards, saving her.
Lee is ordered to "dispose of" Nenene. Lee is about to kill Nenene, but asks her why she didn't accept the programming. Nenene says that she didn't "because it wouldn't be my book. It wouldn't have been a book that I'd written myself, suffering and agonizing through the process. How could it be interesting? If I wrote such a book, I'd be too ashamed of myself to face her."
"Did you think I'd take part in such a conspiracy? What were you reading in my books?"
Anita bursts in at that moment, disabling the personnel and disarming Lee. Anita frees Nenene as Nenene passes out. Lee starts to threaten the girls, but instead decides to help Anita get Nenene out.
Michelle awakens to find the guards dead and a gun in her hand. Maggie and Wong are still fighting.
From a helicopter, Joseph Carpenter detonates the bombs Junior placed inside the building earlier, easily destroying the building. This proves to be serendipity for Maggie, as the explosion opens several tanks of printer's ink. She distracts Wong with paper, holding him in place long enough for him to be swept up by the ink. He makes a last grab at Maggie's foot, terrifying Maggie for a moment, before losing his grip and being swept away. Maggie flys away with a paper bird.
As Anita and Lee take Nenene, Lee's supervisor sees them. Lee kills him, but is mortally wounded in the process. He advises Anita to escape upwards, as the building is sinking, before sitting down on the floor. He enjoys one last smoke, commenting, "Delicious."
From the helicopter and the mainland, people witness Hong Kong island sinking into the sea. Even Wendy is amazed at the destruction.
Deep underwater, a bubble floats up to the surface, containing Anita and Nenene. Anita drags Nenene and herself onto a floating piece of furniture and calls out for her sisters. Fearing that they are lost, Anita and Nenene mourn the loss.
The girls look up to see John Woo flying towards them. Looking back down, they're overjoyed to see Michelle and Maggie on a paper gondola, floating towards them. As helicopters fly overhead, Maggie asks Michelle what will happen now. Michelle is unconcerned, as they are now together and will figure something out.
- In the Japanese original, Lee comments that Nenene isn't so femininely delicate when fighting the Perfect Language (see "The Papers Have Landed"). In the English dub, Lee says that it will take more than drugs to break her.
- John Woo flying away with the lighter is similar to the scenes of doves flying in John Woo's movies.
- Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (also known as Hong Kong SAR or HKSAR) is made of of several islands and mainland; one of them is called Hong Kong island, directly south of Kowloon.
- The paper bubble and gondola contradict the Paper Sisters' earlier weakness to water; in an earlier episode, the girls were hit by a shower of water and all of their paper became useless.
- As the credits end, the phone in Nenene's apartment rings, then hits the answering machine. There is a sigh, then Yomiko Readman asks, "Hello?"
- The metal suitcase Michelle uses to carry their paper floats by as Anita calls for her sisters.
- Each of the sisters carries a different item. Michelle holds their metal briefcase (carrying their specialty paper). Maggie wears Nenene's locket. Anita has Nenene's glasses in a pouch.
- In this 2 part episode, Joseph Carpenter uses the Paper Sisters attack to convince the Dokusensha leadership that the location has been compromised and must be abandoned.


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Frank Hamer was a Texas Ranger who tracked down and helped kill Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow.
In the Timeless Universe
In the original timeline, Franker Hamer with a group of other rangers track down and kill Bonnie and Clyde in their car, creating their iconic death car. Bonnie dies while wearing a key that Clyde stole from Henry Ford on a necklace.
In the altered timeline, Garcia Flynn uses the police force to try and kill Bonnie and Clyde so he can steal Bonnie's key, claiming to the police that he is a bounty hunter who needs to return the key to a client. After a shoot out at the bank involving the police, Flynn, Bonnie, Clyde, Wyatt Logan, and Lucy Preston, Flynn advises Hamer to interrogate Rufus Carlin. Hamer was informed by Flynn that Rufus was the driver and an accomplice of Wyatt and Lucy. Hamer was also informed by Flynn of Rufus' first and last name, but Rufus had an authentic looking fake driver's licence that had the name Wesley Snipes on it. This convinces Hamer that Rufus is innocent.
When Hamer tells Flynn that Rufus is actually Wesley Snipes, Flynn knows this is false and wants to spend time alone with Rufus to prove that he is guilty. Hamer tells Flynn a story of when he once protected a guilty black murderer from being lynched by thousands of angry townspeople and that Flynn is no threat compared to what Hamer had previously faced.
Later, Hamer interrogates Henry Methvin who confirms Rufus' innocence and reveals Bonnie and Clyde's location in exchange for clemency in the Grapevine murders. Hamer and other rangers go to the cabin near Stortz Plantation and kill Bonnie and Clyde in a different setting and slightly earlier date than they do in the original timeline.
External Link
Frank Hamer at Wikipedia


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Ideas to Make Bean Bag Couch Bed
You ca make by yourself several decorative furniture including Bean Bag Couch, here you will get ideas and instruction of it to be very inspiring. Instructions to Make a Bean Bag Couch Bed, the first bean sack seat has been stretched and overhauled into a couch cot.
1. Buy the fabric at any fabric store.
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2. Cut the fabric into three long strips measured 3-by-8 feet.
3. Sew the fabric strips together to make a chamber.
4. Make two rounds in the fabric that measure 3 feet in measurement. These make the finishes of the bean bag couch.
5. Cut a 2-foot square out of the fabric. This fabric is utilized to cover the fill gap.
6. Join the closures onto the barrel.
7. Cut an opening in the once more of the couch that is huge enough to slide the tube into.
8. Sew the Velcro around the opening. Sew the spread piece onto one side of the opening. Join a Velcro strip to the opposite side of the square.
9. Slide the tube through the opening.
10. Fill the couch with the pressing peanuts or filling. The couch needs to be filled no less than 80 percent to be firm enough to sit on. For additional solidness, fill the couch 100 percent full. Refill the couch about whether when the rounding straightens out.
11. Seal the Velcro and spot the bean bag couch in the room. Sit and revel in your creation.


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With temperatures bottoming out, and a looong cold season ahead, it's time to get serious about your winter wardrobe. Enter: the statement coat. New-season trends for outerwear include bold, solid colours, sharp tailored fits and (brace yourself) dressing-gown style. Not for you? There are plenty of classic styles to choose from too.
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For Japan-native Kenji Yoshida, a career in sports was always his dream. Although he had the passion and the work ethic, it was difficult to establish a career in sports in Japan. While he could have given up the search for his dream job, he didn't. Instead, he moved to the Kingdom of Cambodia.
Yoshida, who is now the general manager of the Cambodian Tiger FC, said moving to Cambodia provided the opportunity to pursue his true passion: Football.
"When I worked in Japan, I tried to find a job directed at football because that's what I love," he said. "But In Japan, I couldn't find a job because older people already get those positions. For young people, it's harder."
Now he manages a football team where both Japanese and Cambodian players work together to build a strong, united team. Yoshida said that what other teams lack in training is working together as team, which is why Cambodian Tiger FC focuses on instilling a united front on the field.
Being able to work in sports here in Cambodia started off as a way to gain experience to move back to Japan. However, with the experiences Yoshida has had, he said Cambodia has changed that dream.
"I have found opportunity in Cambodia," he said. "Here, it's a different way, its not part of the way to my dream in Japan. I can find what I want here."
Now, he plans to set a game day against the Japanese national team and Cambodian Tiger FC.
Similarly, his employee and volunteer cheerleader Ayumi Irie came to Cambodia for career opportunities.
"I came here because I want to open [an event planning] business with friends in the next year," she said, adding that it would be based in Phnom Penh. "It's easy to build a company here in Cambodia. There is the US dollar, and it's easy to start here. In Japan, it is harder, especially for young people. I [came] here and I love the Cambodian people."
In the meantime, Irie works for Cambodian Tiger FC, doing office work in the day and volunteers as a cheerleader during game days, a job that she found through friends.
"Many of the Japanese companies hire Japanese people, she said. "And the Japanese community is very close here."
As Japanese expat numbers in Cambodia grow, more young Japanese are finding opportunities in the Kingdom for careers and experience.
With over 200 Japanese companies registered with the Japanese Commerce and Industry and Association, and a plethora of smaller, independent Japanese restaurants and companies in the Kingdom, Japanese people can easily tap into an established network upon their arrival.
"There are so many opportunities [for young people] to be here," said Jiro Kurokawa, president and chief executive officer of HUGS (Humanity United by Giving Support) and a Japanese expat living in Cambodia. "Many Japanese students go to a university in Japan, and some of them start working or studying in other countries for short periods of times."
According to Kurokawa, the economy in Japan makes it more difficult to start and grow a business—a problem he doesn't see changing in future years.
"[The] Japanese economy is very slow, so maybe in five or 10 years, maybe by 2020, the Olympics will be held in Tokyo and a very difficult situation may be coming after that," he said, which is why, he added, that it is so imperative for more Japanese people to travel outside of their country.
"We have to think of moving [outside of our country] and have experiences in the world," he said, adding that "most Japanese people can try many things in Cambodia. If they try and fail, they still get that experience. When they are young, they can try many things. It's harder when you are older. However, the Japanese culture is too careful. They don't like taking risks."
According to the Japanese Embassy, there are about 2,300 Japanese living in Cambodia. Although according to Kurokawa, he believes the Japanese population is more like 5000 to 6000.


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I struggle with an interesting anxiety problem. Multiplayer lobbies, for some reason, are one of the scariest parts in any video game. Slenderman has nothing on that fear of being rejected in a game!
Why is it, that lobbies are so scary?
More than once I've found myself sitting in a lobby, waiting for the game to start. As the countdown timer slowly ticks down, I simply decide to leave because I'm to nervous to actually enjoy the game any more. Sometimes I don't even get to the lobby, and just sit in the main menu, mouse hovering over the multiplayer button, wondering whether I should commit and try find a game or just find something else to play.
I have a theory, based on no scientific evidence at all, that lobbies are terrifying simply because we have to commit to working with a team or putting up with enemies trying to put you on tilt for an entire game. The worst struggle is when I'm playing a game that I'm not experienced in. I think that we don't want to be seen as stupid/incompetent, and so we have this weird gaming performance anxiety, where we don't want to put ourselves in a position that could lead to humiliation.
If I'm playing Call of Duty, no problem, I know the mechanics and I can just go for it, knowing that I'll perform decently enough. But League of Legends, where I'm mediocre on a good day? All I want to do is run for the hills (in this case the hills are games I'm more comfortable in).
Am I alone in struggling against this weird online form of social anxiety? How do you feel about multiplayer lobbies?


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One of the questions you'll definitely want to ask any wedding photographer – is whether or not you can view a complete and full wedding gallery – from one of the weddings that they've photographed.
Sure it's easy to get great photos every now and then – or lucky shots – or during segments or portions of a wedding day – but what about the ENTIRE DAY? How do they handle the getting ready/prep shots vs the portrait session vs the darkness of a reception?
Not all wedding photographers excel at all parts of the wedding day – some are heavily skilled at the detail shots of STUFF – other people are more focused on people – and then some photographers shoot strictly artistically and abstract. You need to make sure that you have a good feel for how they photograph WEDDINGS – and not just wedding portraits, or only detail shots.
There IS a difference.
And if you view several full galleries – you'll be able to see how much they repeat or shoot 'the exact same way' over and over again – maybe you want that, maybe you don't. It's all in HOW it's done. Some people can do the same poses with different couples in different locations – and make it all look LIKE THE SAME THING. Some people make it look so very different and unique.
It's all in how you do it. Just like anything else.
Alright – if I don't see you on your day – have a great wedding and I'll talk to you later.
Wedding Planning. Advice. Questions to Ask. Photographer. Tips. Planning. LeahAndMark. Atlanta.


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Greetings, Well 2015 is almost a month old so here comes news of my first musical release of the year! Why not listen to the album via Bandcamp as you read this fine and informative blog post Well you can do so once the 2nd of February 2015 dawns at the album is available.
The album "Walkin' To Heaven" was recorded and mixed in under 4 hours at Sound Gallery Studios, Exeter with the help and expertise of Duncan Chave, who i've been recording music with for almost 3 years now! The album also features my brother (from the Devon based Hard-Rock band Slow Down World) who plays acoustic bass on 4 songs, which adds something a little extra to help drive the songs along, he of course previously played on the single "Shine Your Love".
My last "album proper" was Cosmic Soul which i released in April 2014 and that has a very much produced/polished feel with drums, bass, keyboard and the like but with this album i went for the live acoustic vibe, mainly because that's how i perform so feel it represents me and what i do well. I suppose now would be a good time to give you a little info on all the songs featured on the album, so here goes…
Track 1: Step It Up To The Groove
This isn't the first time this song has appeared a recording from 2013 can be found on my Bandcamp page but this one is certainty a more solid performance. As for the song itself it's just a song urging people (and perhaps myself) to move to their own speed in life and do whatever you feel you need to do, etc.
Track 2: The Answer You Seek
Quite a lively song that was written during the recent festive season, essentially it's about not trying to live a certain way but just being natural and letting everything come to you at the right time, why put pressure on yourself and rush? (well unless you're late for a train or something).
Track 3: On The Right Road
After 2 fairly lively opening tracks this is a more steady affair, the lyric is about being sure where you're headed and having the right people in your life to guide you. That's all i have to say about this one really.
Track 4: Give Me The Sun
It's back to another lively track, once the last to feature the fine acoustic bass playing from Slow Down World's bass player on this album. It's actually pretty hard to explain what my songs are about because they are written pretty quickly without a great deal of over-thinking going into them but like the majority of my songs it's about trying to be positive and helping others, basically there is little to write about sometimes so i fall back on that rough topic/theme. The bass playing (and bass line) are pretty cool though and i might record a more polished version for a single one day, with drums and stuff on.
Track 5: Paint My Sky
A listen to the lyrics will make it clear that this song is one about seeking someone to brighten my day, or paint my sky if you will. I had the chords for ages but was never really happy with the previous set of lyrics but find that these words (written just over a week before recording) fit the tune and say what needed sayin'.
Track 6: (Will You) Stand By Me?
At 9 minutes this song is the longest on the album and one that not be performed live just due to the sheer amount of lyrics, although you never know, i've managed to remember long songs before. The song asks the question (of both myself and other people) are you strong enough to believe and/or love? A fair question, it takes strength and bravery to commit to anything in this life, you have to be willing to risk something to gain something but why keep it that concise when you can waffle on pretentiously for 9 minutes or so?
Track 7: My Soul Will Be Released
Another (fairly) long song, this one is about having faith all will be well no matter what you must go through. Again i'm kinda short on things to say but i did realise after writing it that musically it is a tad similar to Bob Dylan's "A Hard Rains A-Gonna Fall", well to me at least.
Track 8: I Believe
This song you may have heard before from my band "Sogni d'amore" as it featured on our album "Reflections Of The Heart" which we released last October but this version however is not only a solo acoustic rendition but is also recorded in a different key.
The song is once more about belief, there is a lot of that on this album and although i'm not religious the songs do seem to speak of "the light" a fair bit so they could be interpreted as to being about God and being someone with a wondering mind that is a topic to ponder on but personally i don't see how obeying an old book will benefit me so i will just stick to tryin' to be cool 'n' groovy to everyone and spread thee ol' peace and love where i can, it's the best way i think.
I Believe is one of my favourite songs of my own and one i will be putting into my set as often as i can i think it preaches a positive attitude and hope, also if people hear my sing the words "I believe" 40+ times they too may start to believe, well maybe…
The Album Title: Walkin' To Heaven
Well as the songs have a mildly religious theme in places i thought "Walkin' To Heaven" sounded like a good title, whatever heaven is (or if such a place/afterlife exists) lets all be sure to walk there, there's no need to run, after all you might trip and end up in hell if you do that, so just take it easy 🙂
Of course the photography for the album was done by my brother Harry (a very keen and talented photographer, check out his Facebook page).
Well there you have it, another rambling blog post for another album, hope you enjoyed the read and enjoy the songs too! There will be more music coming your way during 2015 you can be sure of that but until then i hope these songs find a place amongst your musical collection.
Shine your love!


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