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The main thing you want to look for in our test results is low-light picture quality. On the whole, a flash isn't going to produce the best-quality photos unless you've got a premium one attached to the hot shoe. The highest-scoring cameras will be able to produce great photos with no flash in low light, for example when you're in a restaurant or bar, without image noise and compromised picture quality.
Have the couple appoint you someone that knows all the 'key players' as your go-to person for questions. Especially helpful during the formal family shots since the bride and groom are in all the shots. They can help point out that uncle or go get grandma from the reception (cause she always manages to leave first to get over there LoL). They are also helpful during the reception to ask questions when you don't want to bother the new couple. (Thanks Melinda Lutz Ledsome)
There are recognizable markers that trigger the "fall feeling" in each of us. With the weather cooling down, the leaves changing, and a trip to the pumpkin patch in the near future, fall is full of inspiration you can use for your outfit choices. If you are taking your family photos during the fall season, incorporate seasonal earth tones, rich maroons or burnt oranges. Wear layers and have fun playing in the leaves. Use the following Fall styling tips to guide your clothing selections.
Communication and planning are key. Discuss in detail what is going to happen on the day, what the clients will be wearing, and what you're going to be bringing. Coordinate their outfits with your props, or, say, the baby's booties with their decor. You have to think of it all. Best of all, if you hit it off with the family, you'll get that referral and your client base will grow. Speaking of which…
"The best thing you can do for your couples is to allow them to be awkward at first. I think a lot of couples see the images of our clients in these poses and moments and think that they will never be like that or look like that. But what most of them forget is that it took time to get these. They didn't see the build-up to these moments or the silly, awkward moments before or after the image we chose to share."
I love using props for my portrait sessions. I have simple props available; however, if you have something specific in mind you are welcome to bring your own as you know your family/child's preferences/colors and activities/hobbies, etc. I have holiday props for Halloween, Easter and Christmas. Balloons for children's birthdays make great props too. We use high resolution backgrounds and flooring complimented with designer furniture to create vintage, timeless looks for your portrait session.
As a Dallas baby photography we love to give the best birthday experiences! Cake Smash sessions are a great way to celebrate your baby's milestone! One year cake smash sessions are typically held a month before your child's first birthday. We offer two cake smash set up options, Classic White set up or Themed Cake set up and we will be provide the cake for both types of sessions. These sessions include anywhere from 15-40 images depending on how well your child responds to the cake smash. Every child reacts differently but it is very rare we can not get good images! We got you covered! Our studio has a bath tub and we keep everything on hand, including towels, wash cloths, baby soap and plastic bags for your dirty clothes!
I love using props for my portrait sessions. I have simple props available; however, if you have something specific in mind you are welcome to bring your own as you know your family/child's preferences/colors and activities/hobbies, etc. I have holiday props for Halloween, Easter and Christmas. Balloons for children's birthdays make great props too. We use high resolution backgrounds and flooring complimented with designer furniture to create vintage, timeless looks for your portrait session.
"AMAZING! Stop looking and just book with him. Garrett is very professional and genuinely cares about his clients. He has amazing prices and really is willing to work with you. I was hesitant about hiring a professional photographer but I am so glad I did because the photos look amazing. If I ever need a photographer I will definitely be hiring him again."
(Above) Balloon Engagement Photo Pose Ideas: There's something about balloons that just makes everything feel whimsical and filled with joy! Add a dash of whimsy and an extra dose of joy to your engagement photo's by using a few regular sized balloons or one large giant balloon each as photo props. {Left image by Thousand Crane Photography here, right image by Claire Thomson Photography here.}
Light can either make or break a photo. The best light is natural light and the best natural light comes just after sunrise or just before sunset. Bright midday light will either produce shadows on your baby's face or cause him to close his eyes or squint – neither result is what we want. If you're taking photos throughout the day, try moving your baby under the shade of a tree or umbrella. Alternatively, if you're taking photos indoors, try moving towards a window to utilize the light from outside. Note that you shouldn't have the light come from behind your baby or you'll end up with a silhouette. The best way to learn is by experimenting. Try different lighting techniques to discover what works best for you. When you're indoors and you don't have the option of using outside light – try taking advantage of nearby lamps. Explore taking photos with your flash turned off to see what results you can accomplish.
You don't have to rely on just jewelry or accessories to show some personality. Warm fabrics like knits and flannel are totally acceptable options for cozier fall engagement photos. The best part? You and your partner definitely won't get cold while snuggling up outdoors. Go kitschy with printed knits or polished with a sweater dress and complementary button-down.
The beauty of shooting digital and especially in RAW is that you can convert your files to black and white at a later date. If you have trouble seeing contrast you can even shoot the whole wedding in black and white. This really simplifies the photography as you don't get distracted by colour. You can then convert them to colour in post-production. Black and White conversion can be particularly helpful with the unpredictable lighting you get as a wedding photographer. It isn't a substitute for bad photography but I can definitely make an emotional photo pop.
This is the biggest question I get from almost all of my couples. While clothing is very subjective, your clients will seek assurance from you that their style is worth being photographed in. Regardless of what you say, your clients will probably end up wearing something they feel most comfortable in. However, from your experience, you can guide your clients into choosing to wear things that will look good in the camera.
Price should be the LAST thing you consider when you select your photographer. Really? What if I come up with a list of photographers I can't afford? First you have to define "afford." No doubt custom photography is an investment, and also a luxury expenditure. And everyone has different levels of either saved or disposable income that can be allocated to a session. When defining your budget, determine whether you will save, and then have that set amount to spend or whether you can make that decision once you see your images. Then decide what your product goals are: digital files, a few select prints, a gift album. Understanding what you really need as well as what you want, will help you determine what you can spend with a particular photographer. You may have a budget that will allow you to purchase ALL images from one photographer of mediocre quality or SOME images, but exactly what you need, from an exceptional one. As we've said before, try to not get locked into the idea of "all" before you know what "all" looks like. You may even be able to work with specific photographers to find out when they schedule less expensive options such as studio or seasonal mini-session events as many photographers offer a scalable way for you to receive their services without the truly significant investment. It's with hesitation and a sigh that we say that with most budget photographers, "you get with you pay for." In a few rare, and very fortunate circumstances, you receive outstanding images for a fraction of what they are worth. But more often than not, if you aren't investing in someone who has invested in the quality, expertise, style and vision, you will receive images that reflect just that. That said, there are tremendously talented photographers in every market segment, catering to any budget, and with research and patience and maybe a referral, you can find one that meets your specific needs. Circling back to the point that you barely have time to do it once, once you've finished the end to end coordination of schedules, wardrobes, weather and moods… you most certainly don't have the time, or money, to do it over. Start with planning your own session goals, including what you would like to DO with your images, then consider the style and vision you would like them to reflect. Spend some time looking at portfolios and gathering recommendations, and assess as best you can, the quality and expertise of a range of photographers, and once you've created a short list, begin to think about pricing and budget and the best way to marry what you need with what you can afford. And if you have a gut feeling that you are cutting corners in any of those orders, take a step back. It's okay to put an idea on hold until you are really sure about it. It's your investment, make the most of it.
I mean Carry On. Don't let the pressure of the day overwhelm you. Yes, this is an important day in the couple's lives. And yes they have entrusted you to capture it. But there is no point in having a mental breakdown at the wedding. The couple will lose confidence in your ability and you will give a negative impression of the images being produced. Just breathe and stay calm on the outside even if you're breaking down on the inside.
Imagine there is a line drawn from each face to the next. Try and position them so that no head is directly on top of, or beside (same level) another. Make diagonal lines not totem poles. Use props to seat some people or bring some small folding stools. Have some people sit down, or stand up on something. Use what is naturally in the environment to pose them, or if you have nothing available just arrange them so the heights are staggered.
I used to do newborn photography myself. I had an excellent mentor who still does most of her business off of newborn photography. I would really agree with everything Mama Natural has to say here. Except possibly to recommend some place like Sears. That is a REALLLLLY hit or miss thing I have seen some really awful photos come from places like that. It's worth the extra to hire a reputable photographer but l guess if you really have to it's better than nothing.
*Staging Is Okay*While it's not good to pose people, it can help to stage a shot. Know, for example, where the best light in your home is, and coax your subjects into it. If possible, declutter those spots beforehand. Sue Barr, a pro based just outside of New York City (www.suebarr.com), recommends semistaging a shot using wardrobe. "Try to dress everyone in similar tones—it will visually unify the group and makes exposure easier, too. Not too matchy, though."(Above Photo) For this after-dark shot of his child, Teddy Madison mimicked daylight by placing his strobe out on the lawn.Teddy Madison
*Stay Awhile*When working with groups, be patient. Eleonora Chornaya, a pro from Kiev, Ukraine (www.evachornaya.com), advises that the best shots often come deep into a shoot, when subjects are tiring and lacking the energy for artificial seeming poses. In her father/daughter portrait above, she intentionally left her subjects alone "to give the scene time to settle. I watched them from a distance, and when they relaxed almost to the point of boredom, I took out my camera." Learn to work with children. Bing Liem, who specializes in shots of his daughters, says that if you're shooting children you should get down on their level at first. Then change your point of view. "Shoot from slightly above to emphasize the child's eyes, or from below to give a child a monumental, adult treatment," he says. Tilting the camera so the subject isn't square within the frame is an effective way to produce tighter shots that don't look like elementary-school portraits. "But be careful not to include door jams or windows in the background, because the tilted camera will show these normally horizontal and vertical lines askew, which can be subconsciously off-putting," says Liem. And, "shoot in relaxed settings that the kids are accustomed to," he advises. "Hauling out big lights only makes them nervous." You should work quickly. "Flow from moment to moment," counsels amateur Nolke. "Work with the child's poses, expressions and moods. Don't dictate."Eleonora Chornaya
LeTisha Nichole Photography is a mobile portrait studio serving the Dallas area, specializing in maternity, birth, and newborn photography. They are known for top-notch service, beautifully archiving everyday and milestone moments among mothers and children in the comfort of their home. The studio is also equipped with a styling center that assists subjects in looking their best. Clients commend photographer LeTisha Nichole for her keen eye for detail, professionalism, and patience.
Get Down Low – one key to many natural baby shots is to get down on their level. I've spent quite a bit of time over the last week or two lying on the floor next to Xavier. It's something I think we both enjoy anyway but it's also a great place to use your camera. Getting down low and getting in close (see below) does present some challenges in terms of focal length (I'm using a 24-105 zoom – usually at the widest focal length) but it means you end up with shots that feel like you've entered the babies world rather than you're looking down on it from above.
You've probably seen a wide variety of newborn baby poses, from a sweet swaddle to a baby in a basket or hanging in a sling from a branch. Lots of the poses you may have seen might take half an hour just to set up, and some actually require having an assistant hold the baby in position and then editing out the assistant's hands in post processing. Some people love these more creative poses; some people hate them. Personally I think some (when well done) are kind of cool, but I really prefer more natural poses that don't look contrived. Since my goal here is to help you take better photos of your own newborn at home, I'm going to share three simple, go-to poses that you'll be able to use without extra equipment (or even extra help).
Once your session is booked, we will have a phone consultation so that I can get to know you and your style, as well as your hopes and dreams for your shoot! I want your session to be as uniquely you as we can. We will discuss location - do you want dreamy backlit field images, or are you an uptown girl who likes to dress up in the city, want an editorial shoot? We'll also talk about styling, outfit choices, accessories, hair and makeup, etc.to match your location choice. You will then receive a beautiful Welcome Packet from me in the mail that covers everything you could ever think of. It even has a checklist for you for session day!
Dana Menendez Photography is a Carrollton-based photographer, dedicated to capturing organic, heartfelt moments within family interactions. Owner Dana Menendez specializes in newborn, maternity, and family photography, and offers additional services such as wall prints, canvas gallery wraps, and keepsake albums. Her studio is equipped with different hats, wraps, blankets, and props for producing colorful, lively images. Dana Menendez Photography is highly rated on Facebook.
@Leslie yes it is certainly easier to get people at ease outdoors without the studio lights and all the stuff that goes with it that can be intimidating. Try putting on some soft music that's relaxing, or some funky music to get people a bit more relaxed. The best way to get people to pose more easily is to talk to them! It's that simple. Stop focusing on the technical stuff, do that before they get in front of the camera. Then interact and talk to them. Ask them about them, their day, etc. It's also easier to show people how to pose by doing it first in their place, then have them repeat it. Hope that helps.
The wardrobe: Whether you're going formal or casual, solid colors are a must. Try to avoid plaids, florals, patterns and head-to-toe black or white clothing—and keep the silhouettes streamlined. Some couples coordinate their clothing palettes to the point of looking a bit matchy, but there's no need to go overboard. If you're worried about color, pick a neutral and a few coordinating color tones you both like and stick to those hues.
You want your images to be in focus. Who wants blurry images? I don't! You want to have images that are sharp and in focus. These will look great when you blow them up and hang them on your walls. If you are viewing their work on Facebook, go to their website. Facebook can do funky things to images, but you'll be able to view better quality on their website and/or blog.
Picturesque Photo Video captures photos of newborns and children as well as engagement portraits, wedding photos, corporate event photos, and senior graduation photos. The Dallas photo studio also captures videos of weddings, Quinceaneras, and corporate events. The business won the 2013 WeddingWire Bride's Choice Awards and the 2014 Couple's Choice Awards. Clients have praised Picturesque Photo Video for its professional photographers and their discrete presence at events.
Not really! But if you are shooting at a gorgeous venue that's the reason the bride and groom have booked it. Allow a bit of time to wander around the grounds and capture the venue from various angles. These photos can also be used to practice shots and imagine the couple within them. If you do a good job the venue might want to hire you to take advertising shots of their venue. Equally, they might just recommend you to potential couples. You never know!
Once we have completed your portrait session, we ask that all parties plan a viewing session in one week at our studio to review the images taken during the session. This allows you to hand pick your favorite images from the portrait session. This Viewing/Investment session is where your product choices will be made and payment is expected at this time. We do offer payment plans.
Chrystal Cienfuegos, owner of Chrystal Cienfuegos Photography, offers a natural & organic style of newborn & portrait photography in Southern California. She is passionate about telling love stories through elegant and timeless imagery that is inspired by the unique beauty of each client. She's a San Diego native and mother of two fun little ladies. Among her favorite things are Chargers football, swimming, impromptu family dance parties, wine (of course), and evening walks with her neighbors.
We mentioned earlier in one of our wedding photography tips about having a running order of the day. In addition, it is also a good idea to get the times of the quicker moments such as the cake cut, bouquet toss, confetti and sparklers. You don't want these moments to happen whilst you are having a quick sandwich or have just nipped to the toilet. These moments are over in a flash so it is best to have the timings locked down if possible.
Hey Sherry! Thanks for stopping by & saying hello! I am not familiar with those editing websites (although I did just visit the homepage to check it out)…I CAN say however though, you should forget about the high price of photoshop and get yourself a copy of Adobe Lightroom 5. Lightroom is an amazing program for not only editing but easy storage/file/folder handling of photos and most important it is very easy to use. In fact, I have quite a few tutorials on our YouTube channel. It is "only" $150 or so, and I gotta say, whether someone is a pro or just hobbyist, that $150 will be among the best money you'll spend on your photos… head over to the adobe site and try it for a free 30 day trial and see for yourself if you'll like it or not 🙂
If you are looking for two amazing humans to treat you and your significant other with so much attention and kindness, Brandon and Gabi are the photographers for you. We are very camera shy and the thought of posing was very unnerving, luckily this is not their style! We were so amazed by their skill to capture touching moments as well as the beautiful scenery they typically work in without making you feel awkward, it's such a natural, organic, comfortable style. We had full trust and were not disappointed! You don't feel like a "client", a number, or just another wedding to check off. I wish we could have spent more time just chatting as friends would, it was honestly the best experience and our photos are absolutely stunning! Stop reading, just book 'em ya'll!
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The objective of a lifestyle newborn photoshoot is to capture more candid shots of the infant in their own environment, and, usually, include the parents in the shots, as well. These shoots are typically a bit quicker because—as long as the lighting is good—there's less set-up and deliberate styling. You can anticipate maybe two to three hours in the client's space for these lifestyle newborn photoshoots.
*Staging Is Okay*While it's not good to pose people, it can help to stage a shot. Know, for example, where the best light in your home is, and coax your subjects into it. If possible, declutter those spots beforehand. Sue Barr, a pro based just outside of New York City (www.suebarr.com), recommends semistaging a shot using wardrobe. "Try to dress everyone in similar tones—it will visually unify the group and makes exposure easier, too. Not too matchy, though."(Above Photo) For this after-dark shot of his child, Teddy Madison mimicked daylight by placing his strobe out on the lawn.Teddy Madison
If you have a dSLR and any lenses with wide aperture capabilities (like a 28-70 2.8 or even a 50 1.8) I'd recommend using one of those lenses and keeping your aperture open fairly wide, around 2.8. That will help to blur the background and make the photographs look a little more professional. If not, don't sweat it – turning off your flash will force your camera to use the widest aperture it's got (using the portrait setting will also help here). Your camera may have a harder time keeping the shutter speed high if it's not very bright in your house, so consider using a tripod if you have one. Better equipment sometimes makes for better photos, but knowing how to use what you have is really more important. If you have a few months before your baby is born, spend a little time getting to know your camera. If you don't have time to practice, following my tips will still help you improve your photos.
1. Lots of photos! First of all, you probably want to be able to see lots of photos from a variety of sessions. It should be safe to assume you'll be happy with their photos if you can look at their blog and find 5 family photo sessions that you love. If they just have a gallery on their website with 15 or 20 family photos, those are probably the very best family photos they've ever taken. Maybe all of their photos are that good, but maybe they aren't actually producing that quality of work consistently. If they don't have a lot of work on their blog, you may want to ask to see a sample of a whole session. I put almost every session up on my blog as long as I have the client's permission. Part of why I do this is for visibility and advertising, but another reason is that I want happy clients! I want you to see not only my very best work, but ALL of my work so that the photos I give you will meet (or hopefully exceed!) the expectations that you have for me. I think it's important for you to be able to see how I shoot on sunny days as well as cloudy days and how I pose a wide variety of families.
Adjusting the composition is an easy way to add more variety. Take a full length shot then take a head and shoulders. Shoot one from directly above and another on their level and maybe another somewhere between those angles. Consider more adjustments than just height too — moving a few feet to the right or left can add some variety and emphasize different aspects of the pose too.
The first thing that we do together is choose a location. Then, we set a time for the shoot. On the day of the shoot itself, we will meet at our pre-determined location and get started! Instead of just walking from landmark to landmark and working through a set of pre-chosen poses, we'll take a walk and stop to shoot along the way. I'm looking for beautiful light, incredible backgrounds, and interesting compositional scenarios that we can use for your portraits. While I will set you in "poses", they're more gentle guides to interaction. I want to see how you are together, and how you're comfortable. If you're less inclined towards public displays of affection, rest assured that I won't have you do anything that doesn't feel natural to you. If you're exuberant and outgoing, I won't set you into poses that are reserved and hands-off.
As photographers we want every photo to be a masterpiece – perfect light, natural expressions, everyone looking at the camera. But sometimes the best photos that you wind up taking are the most ridiculous — a boy with his hand up his nose, a brother embracing his crying sister, or one sibling looking at the other with a crazy face. Don't stop shooting just because the kids aren't cooperating for a moment, or the parents are chasing them around. Sometimes these situations can lend to the funniest and most memorable shots.
Most photographers allow clients to purchase additional prints for themselves or their families. Many photographers now provide online sales either through galleries located on their own websites or through partnerships with other vendors. Those vendors typically host the images and provide the back end sales mechanism for the photographer; the photographer sets his or her own prices and the vendor takes a commission or charges a flat fee.
I set up our family shots with my DSLR on a tripod and then I used a 10-second timer to take the photos! I also set my camera to take three photos in a row. So I had 10 seconds to run into place, fix my clothes and hair and smile at the camera! All the while my kiddos yelled, "run mommy run!" Believe me, we got some genuine smiles and laughter from them watching mommy run and act like a crazy person!


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Boris Becker and Nick Kyrgios on Tuesday exchanged verbal blows on Twitter after the Australian branded fellow tennis star Alexander Zverev "selfish" for partying during the coronavirus pandemic, despite promising to self-isolate.
German legend Becker, a six-time Grand Slam winner, took umbrage with Kyrgios' comment over viral footage of Zverev partying despite pledging to "follow self-isolating guidelines" after playing in Novak Djokovic's coronavirus-hit Adria Tour.
Zverev took part in the exhibition event organised by Djokovic, who last week tested positive for Covid-19 along with Grigor Dimitrov, Borna Coric and Viktor Troicki.
The 23-year-old Zverev tested negative and vowed to isolate but was purportedly filmed at a busy bar over the weekend, leading an exasperated Kyrgios to slam his behaviour on Instagram on Monday.
Becker, the head of German men's tennis, stood up for his compatriot and fired back at Kyrgios on Tuesday.
"Don't like no #rats! Anybody telling off fellow sportsman/woman is no friend of mine! Look yourself in the mirror and think you're better than us… @NickKyrgios."
Kyrgios quickly responded amid of flurry of back-and-forth tweets.
"For goodness sake Boris, I'm not competing or trying to throw anyone under the bus," he wrote.
"It's a global pandemic and if someone is as idiotic as Alex to do what he has done, I'll call him out for it. Simple."
Kyrgios followed up with: "@TheBorisBecker is a bigger doughnut than I thought. Can hit a volley, obviously not the sharpest tool in the shed though."
Seemingly in an attempt to cool the spat, Becker replied: "You're funny guy ….how is it down under? Respect all the guidelines?"
However Kyrgios, who has never advanced past the quarter-finals of a Grand Slam, dismissed the former world No 1, saying: "Haha nah bro I'm good, don't act like you're my friend now because you got sat down."
Becker, a former coach to 17-time Grand Slam winner Djokovic, was unimpressed.
"I really would like to see @NickKyrgios fulfill his potential and win a grand slam! He would be an incredible role model for the youth of the world addressing the issues of equality/race/heritage! Man up buddy and deliver!" wrote Becker.
Kyrgios criticised Becker for defending Zverev, who he says should apologise for breaking his promise.
"Why are you now talking about tennis? It has nothing to do with tennis?" said the Australian.
"How about the dude who you are defending mans up and gives us some sort of explanation? Not another average management apology."
Both world No 7 Zverev and Kyrgios, ranked 40th, are due to play at an event in Berlin from 13-19 July.
Rats? For holding someone accountable? Strange way to think of it champion, I'm just looking out for people. WHEN my family and families all over the world have respectfully done the right thing. And you have a goose waving his arms around, imma say something.
— Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) June 30, 2020
Haha nah bro I'm good, don't act like you're my friend now because you got sat down.
— Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) June 30, 2020
I really would like to se @NickKyrgios fulfill his potential and win a grandslam! He would be an incredible role model for for the youth of the world addressing the issues of equality/race/heritage! Man up buddy and deliver! @atptour @ITF_Tennis
— Boris Becker (@TheBorisBecker) June 30, 2020


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WASHINGTON: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday said Pakistan needs to increase its tax revenue in order to fund development amid reports of yawning budget deficit.
In a press briefing, IMF Director Communications Gerry Rice said, "One of the key elements of the program that the IMF is supporting in Pakistan, Pakistan's program, is the need to mobilise domestic tax revenue to fund much needed social and development spending while placing debt on a firm downward trend."
Rice further said this was something that was emphasised by acting Managing Director David Lipton during his meeting with Prime Minister Imran Khan in July.
The spokesman also confirmed an earlier report of an IMF mission visiting Islamabad to hold talks on fiscal matters with the policymakers.
"Let me add that we expect an IMF team to be in Pakistan in the next few days, including our Director for that area, Jihad Azur will be there," he added.


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It consists of a spacious living room with kitchen — dining room in one space, three bedrooms and three bathrooms with showers. On the huge terrace there is a stationary swimming pool of 4.5x3.5 m. The terrace offers panoramic views of the sea and Izola.
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|mexboroseasider Posted on 19/02/2020 21:42
O/T HaMegsit deadline
|Good thing.
In this Brave New World we need to be encouraging people not to rely on the public purse/welfare state. Everyone should be able to stand on their own two feet (unless they only have one obviously).
So I think it's admirable that this young couple are showing the way in this bright new dawn.
Clearly there will be winners and losers. But I think you'll find the role of every true patriot will be to hail the former and ignore the latter.
I think it's all very exciting. 👍
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President Rodrigo Duterte has decided to maintain the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) "in light of political and other developments in the region," Filipino Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. said on Tuesday in a article published on social networks.
The agreement, signed in 1988, gives US military aircraft and ships free entry to the Philippines and eases visa restrictions for US military personnel.
The Philippine government gave the United States 180 days notice to end the deal in February, suggesting that Manila should rely on its own resources for its defense. On Tuesday, the United States welcomed the change of heart.
"Our long-standing alliance has benefited both countries, and we look forward to continuing close security and defense cooperation with the Philippines," said a statement from the US Embassy in Manila.
Although these ceased to be American bases in the early 1990s, American forces still had access to them under the VFA, and Manila maintained solid military ties with Washington.
But in recent years, Duterte has moved away from these historic ties to the United States and to China, which has offered a closer economic relationship with Manila.
"I need China. More than anyone else at this point, I need China, "said Duterte before flying to China in April 2018.
Compared to its predecessors, Duterte considered the ongoing territorial dispute in the Philippines over the South China Sea to be more negotiable.
The Philippines and China are among several nations that overlap in part or in part. China claims almost all of the 1.3 million square miles of the South China Sea as its own, although other asylum seekers have borders much closer to the disputed waters.
Duterte said last year that Chinese President Xi Jinping was offered a majority stake in an energy deal in exchange for skipping international arbitration in favor of Manila in the South China Sea.
In 2016, a court in The Hague ruled in favor of the Philippines in a maritime dispute, concluding that China had no legal basis to claim historic rights over most of the South China Sea.
However, China has intensified its military presence on the islands also claimed by Manila.
In the past two months, the People's Liberation Army has moved advanced anti-submarine warfare and reconnaissance aircraft to Fiery Cross Reef, known as Kagitingan in the Philippines, in the chain of Spratly Islands.
Beijing has also made Fiery Cross part of its southern Hainan province, creating two new administrative districts covering the South China Sea, headquartered in the Paracel Islands, another group of disputed claim islands.
In addition, China has maintained a presence of maritime militia ships around the island of Thitu, the largest island occupied by the Philippines in the Spratly archipelago, for more than a year, according to Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative.
According to an AMTI satellite analysis released in March, an average of 18 Chinese ships sail on the island every day, hampering the Philippines's attempts to build infrastructure.
Locsin said on Wednesday that the Philippines sees the United States playing a role in the region for some time to come.
"We look forward to continuing our strong military partnership with the United States, while continuing to reach out to our regional allies to build a common defense to maintain stability, peace and the pursuit of economic progress and prosperity in our part of the world, "he added. said.
CNN's Sophie Jeong contributed to this report.


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The remainder of our 2019/2020 Season is cancelled in response to evolving public health concerns. In addition to the early closure of Shakespeare in Love, cancelled productions include Hold These Truths, Bayard Rustin: Inside Ashland, Mary Jane, and Songs for Nobodies.
If you have single and/or subscription tickets to a cancelled production:
- For those who have the means to do so, consider converting your tickets into a tax-deductible donation.
- You can credit the cost of your tickets towards future purchases with a People's Light gift certificate.
- Or, receive a full refund.
- Shakespeare in Love and Hold These Truths ticket holders were given a fourth option to receive a password-protected video link to enjoy those production(s) at home. Due to legal considerations, we were required to remove both videos after a certain date: Shakespeare in Love expired on April 12 and Hold These Truths on May 10, 2020.
If you have been affected by these cancellations and have not yet been in touch with us, please fill out this short survey to let us know how you'd like to proceed. If you worked with our Group Sales Associate Kelly Benedict, she will be in touch directly and you do not need to complete the survey. 19/20 Season subscribers or anyone with tickets to multiple plays can choose a different option for each production.
The People's Light Box Office and administrative offices are closed, though our staff is working remotely Monday through Friday. To further discuss your options, email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or leave a voicemail at 610.644.3500. Please bear with us as we are receiving a high volume of responses. Thanks for your patience and understanding as we navigate these unprecedented cancellations.
Additional updates:
Our on-site restaurant, The Farmhouse Bistro, is open for takeout!
2020 SummerBLAST is cancelled. Our Education team will explore alternative youth projects and opportunities. We will reach out to families who were already enrolled to discuss options. If you have questions about theatre classes during People's Light's closure, please reach out to firstname.lastname@example.com or 610.647.1900 x137.
Our stages might be dark, our lobbies empty, but we will continue to bring theatre, music, and arts education to our online community. Stay connected with People's Light - Always On.
Ways you can help:
Donate to People's Light. As a center for community gathering, we keenly feel the financial fallout of this crisis and need your support now more than ever. With your help, we can navigate the times ahead and be stronger for it when we reopen our doors.
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The Fort Wayne Fire Department is hiring firefighters. The Fort Wayne Fire Department is seeking qualified applicants, ages 21 – 36, who will be committed to the public safety of the Fort Wayne community. Classes will start February 1, 2021 and those who graduate will begin employment at their assigned fire station by June 19, 2021. Applications will only be accepted until 4 p.m. EST July 31, 2020. Late applications will not be accepted.
Only qualified applicants ages 21 – 36 will be considered.
JULY 6, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m., Public Safety Academy, 7602 Patriot Crossing, Fort Wayne
JULY 9, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m., Public Safety Academy, 7602 Patriot Crossing, Fort Wayne
Please follow these important instructions to apply for the position of firefighter with the Fort Wayne Fire Department.
1. Click HERE to watch the 14 minute Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) video before you apply. During the application process, you will be asked if you viewed the CPAT video.
2. After viewing the CPAT video, click HERE to access the City of Fort Wayne firefighter job application. When you access the application, you will be prompted for a pin number. If this is your first time applying for a FWFD position, please register for a pin number when you are prompted. It will be emailed to you. If you have applied for a FWFD position in the past and do not remember your pin number, contact the City of Fort Wayne HR Department, to recover your pin at 260-427-1180. Any other questions about the application process may also be directed to the City of Fort Wayne Human Resources Office at 260-427-1180.
3. After you have watched the CPAT video and have filled out the City of Fort Wayne online application form, you will receive an email with further instructions.
Click HERE to access the FWFD Written Exam Preparation Video and Practice Test.
Click HERE to download the National Fire Select Test Orientation Guide.
Information about the salary of a FWFD Firefighter: http://www.fortwaynefiredepartment.org/career-opportunities/job-information
FWFD Firefighter job description: http://www.fortwaynefiredepartment.org/career-opportunities/job-information/firefighter-job-description
The Fort Wayne Fire Department hiring process is a long process, not unlike most public safety hiring processes across the country. From the time of application acceptance to appointment to the Fire Academy, the process can be 6-12 months in duration. Applicants must successfully pass each phase to move on in the hiring process. The process is governed by two entities: State of Indiana and the Fire Merit Commission codes and requirements.
The Fort Wayne Fire Department's hiring process:
Written Exam
Panel Interview
Eligibility List is Established
Background Investigationge)
Acrophobia/Claustrophobia Test
Conditional Offer of Employment
Psychological Exam
Medical Exam
Pension Board Approval
Merit Commission Approval
Appointment to Academy
While candidates will have several mandatory reporting dates during the hiring process, these dates are spread across the hiring timeline and prior notice is given so candidates can plan and prepare. Candidates involved in the FWFD hiring process are encouraged to maintain their current employment.


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Basically my team is going well now in an adapted 442: one defensive midfielder, one player maker in the middle with two wing attacker midfielder and a deep lying forward accompanied with a poacher. However my DLF is getting on a bit (over 30) and he's still playing well but I want to plan for the future I have 4 or 5 prospects through my academy however they are all poachers, I do have Jovetic but in my team he seems to play better as a left winger which means i can re-organise in the short term for injury and suspension but I feel like I need a long term answer So what would you guys advise? Buy a new guy to play along with the poacher i.e. a new DLF? Shift Jovetic to Trequarstia ( plays well but plays better as a left winger) and buy a new winger, or play two poachers? Any help would be greatly recieved , Thanks !
saving my fm game to use on another laptop?
Blidly replied to mattyfielding's topic in Football Manager General DiscussionTakes literally a minute it sooo easy
FM12: Looking For Thread
Blidly replied to Nottingham Forest's topic in Good Player & Team GuideClub: Man Utd Budget: Anything Looking for: Antonio Valencia replacement With: i would like a player who can be as good in crossing , etc Other: Young really , so 18 or 19 years old Season:2nd Season + Club: Man Utd Budget: Anything Looking for: Evra Replacement With: Good attacking capablities Other: Would be ready to step into Evra's place whenever needed Season:2nd Season
I'm sorry, but this is the most appalling BS!
Blidly replied to Cycstorm's topic in Football Manager General DiscussionBlackburn and good ol' venky's?
Really ???!!! First save on FM12 , start with man utd. Rooney is playing well scoring all my goals , and then England friendly in september injured out for eight months!!!!! Is it worth just selling him for as much as possible when he returns ??
Its your tactics
Your Football Manager Superstitions
Blidly replied to arsenal987's topic in Football Manager General DiscussionI turn my pc on before i play , normally helps
Future Stadium names = Districts
Blidly replied to Matthew Le God's topic in Football Manager General DiscussionThere's football outside of England , that cant be true . It would be like their was football before sky sports
Football Manager: The Commandments.
Blidly replied to DavidMiller's topic in Football Manager General DiscussionThou shalt always end youth players careers one day in if thou not good enough
see if you could get a higher rep'd feeder club or if they have a few years on their contract offer them out to buy as you often get loan offers from clubs
The tycoon takeover thread
Blidly replied to toon army 06's topic in Football Manager General DiscussionIn year 2/3 everton got took over and have spent over £100 million , but yet to start full season to see how they play
on europe away games or away games that are a distance you having to pick X amount of players to take with you and you can only pick out of those players (sry if been mentioned)
if i was going to troll i would say watch this vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnhF1QAEZjU but i wouldnt watch it though
bebe was a joke as well he must be up their as one of the worst signings so far( fingers crossed) but with brown he is 31?32? he should be challenging as hes experienced and not that old so he shouldnt be content in not playing as in my opinion is better then smalling and should try and leave Man Utd
cause he's willing to sit on the bench and bebe is a has been, he was decent at his old club and now hes awful
bebe? owen? wes brown?


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