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There are people advertising $500/wedding if she can trust him. The cheapest way is to find some quality hobbyists who do not do it for a living and use spare time to make some extra cash and for fun. Only competition can bring the price down. Eventually, it may kill part of the wedding photography business if it no longer make sense to some photographers.
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PetaPixel has published an excellent response from a photographer to a Seattle-area bride criticizing the pricing of wedding photographers. In a remarkably calm response, Nikki Wagner details the expenses connected to her wedding photography business, dismissing the idea that wedding photographers set their prices high simply because they can. After reading Wagner's response it's understandable why the bride is having so much trouble finding an 'exceptional, amazingly talented, fun photographer' that she also deems 'decently priced.' The post also acts as a reminder that there can be good reasons why there's a gap between what a product or service costs and how much you think it should be priced. (From PetaPixel)
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Wedding itself is a HUGE waste of resource & money. HUGE!!
this tight-ass-Bride can hire a student photographer and just SHUT UP!!!
this is exactly the attitude that gives your whole industry a BAD REPUTATION!
just because you can't make the economics work for your business doesn't mean that you should BLAME your customers!
As a wedding photog, no matter what you do and how nicely you try to explain your pricing structure, you will still come across as pontificating and defensive while still failing to educate the client. Nikki's response is no different I'm afraid.
I would never go into this sort of trap. Someone ranting like that would simply never be my client. I never deal with tire kickers. They are a huge waste of time as they never buy anything.
I fabricate a polite excuse and I move on to clients that pay. As simple as that.
And somebody with that attitude probably have few if any clients :-)
Fewer, better paying clients are better than lots of cheap ones. It helps a photographer maintain his sanity :-). I value that more than my bottom line :-) . Speaking of bottom line, that could be pretty decent if one's not greedy.
I feel sorry for the future husband LOL
I feel happy for the future husband, he got a wife with working brains.
I guess next we'll have the lawyers justifying their $100 per page photocopy fees. Anyway if you get married you deserve to be ripped off even if you aren't being ripped off. The most moronic waste of money I've ever seen.
Not to mention the tone, but any letter that uses capitalisation for emphasis is hard to take seriously. Why on earth did the photographer bother to spend, what must have been at least half an hour, to craft up a response?
Having said that, it is completely irrelevant to the customer what the service providers costs are. Does a business' costs or revenue command a certain asking price? No way. Only the end product does (and market forces).
I'd expect the wedding photographers results justify her price though.
I use to think wedding photographers like anything to do with weddings charges way too much. When my friends ask me to shoot their weddings (I've done 3 so far) we agreed to do cut price and I now understand why wedding photographers charges so much and fully justify the asking price. You are not just paying for the photos but hiriing someone to do an aweful lot of organising and managing a lot of strangers to pose who arent photographic models and still pretend to be polite.
If an escort can charge her client hundreds of S for an hour of pretence attention why cant a photographer charge a few thousand dealing with fifty or more guests at a wedding?
I had already seen this kind of argument, at least in Argentina. It's even harder here, since we have to pay for the equipment in US dollars, but we charge everything in our own currency. And here, there's even lot's of students and photographers that are willing to work and do everything, including 100 copies and an album, for less than 3000 pesos, which are less than US$ 750, and in case of students, for less than US$ 400. And... there's the problem that people don't even go and look to portfolios of photographers, because they think it's almost the same.
Really, really sad.
He only works 4 months out of the year...
So apparently you did not read this:
"All of that being said, I'm usually in the hole at the end of the year, and take on many family portraits, senior portraits and corporate jobs in order to make ends meet."
The way he wrote is using 4 months of income (as wedding photographer) then minus one year of expenses..
So using the Photographers figures Avg. cost $ 2,500/(8+22.5 hrs)=
$ 82/hr....so it appears the Bride is young and has never hired a Plumber, Electrician or paid a car repair bill.....but then again who can fault here deductive reasoning as it is embraced by "educated" political and business leaders in her culture....she has learned well....she considers the cost of everything and the value of nothing.
Exactly. Being a renovation contractor, my plumber and electrician charge out at 75 an hour labour only. no materials or nothing on them and if they do supply for me, they up charge at the HomeOwners Expense.
And an IT Consultant can easily charge over $100/hr just by talking before any real works are started.
A young guy from my camera club (a really good photographer himself) gave cameras to several of the kids who attended his wedding with a few basic instructions on how to cover/shoot the event. These were P&S cameras, both film and digital, and a couple of DSLRs. He collected the cameras after the event and processed the images for an album after the honeymoon. I got to see the album and to say it was a bit "different" is an understatement. It was also very good. I was astonished by how good it was! The only thing is cost him was his time.
so, what's the point ? He spent most of the time post processing and creating something good looking out of the shots ? Did he spent 50 hours doing that with nothing in return ? This must be a serious hobby and a loving person.
I did such things as well.
But you know what,
Time is money. especially for an artist, and smiles from friends wont last long.
Exactly. Try paying your rent or electric bill with a nice smile.
The point is there are ways to get around using a wedding photographer if money is a concern. Even if money is not a concern there are creative alternatives to saving your wedding memories that will differentiate from the same old "professional" wedding album. The businessmen photographers are not all they're cracked up to be.
And in more cases than not they produce a rather stale, uninspired product. Kids can potentially do better.
@FTH...It's hard to decipher the meaning of your post to me. The guy from my camera club I'm speaking about...it was his wedding. HE got married. He let some of the kids who were attending HIS wedding have some fun by taking pictures. The post-processing and prints he created, and the time he spent doing it all, were for HIS wedding album.
When my sister got married, the wedding photographer fleeced her for $5000 and only sent her proofs and jpegs in which the highlights on her dress (which cost more than the photographer, but unlike the photos was an exquisite piece of work) were completely blown out, on a cloudy day. The photographer was using a 5d mark ii, and he blew out the highlights. He did throw in a picture of his assistant wearing inappropriately tight pants though. He apparently skipped town, or the village (it was Calabria in Italy). So much went wrong that day my sister almost dehydrated herself crying. The maid of honor took some really nice shots, and besides she's divorced now, so it's not like she's going to be looking at the pictures again.
Very Sad that there are these photographers around. I used a professional photographer to shoot some products against a white background. I told him I just want the film to disc – (simple Kodak $24.00 conversion in year 2001). Make the background white! was my instruction - The idiot made them all 60% tone of black! I could of done better with a 1901 box brownie. I hope he is still not working in Vic Park – Idiota!
that dude somehow forgot to mention that he is deducting his business expenses taxwise... so he is either stupid (not to deduct) or liar (in his calculations)
She's not a dude :)
I vote for stupid. Who else would waste their time writing such a response?
This is always a coment from someone who never does business taxes. Not everything is deductible, most things are not even 100% deductible and finally, and most importantly deductible does not mean "free" or written off. You, because you're the business, pay from your own income for EVERYTHING. Some of those expenses are partially allowed to be deducted from that said income for tax purposes, better said to reduce the taxable income. There's no free ride my friend...
Deductions in business taxation are simply the process of calculating a profit. You charged $5,000, You spent $4,000 to earn that $5,000, so you end up with $1,000 in your pocket. Should you be paying taxes on $5,000, or on $1,000?
Deductions don't put money into a businessperson's pocket unless they're fraudulent. Otherwise, deductions simply prevent the government from taking more than it decided it's entitled to - X% of the profit.
It's just plain foolish for a businessperson like this to spend money just to get a tax deduction. If you take all your profits and spend them on equipment, then you have lots of shiny equipment and no food on the table. Here's a choice: Pay 15% taxes on $7,000 ($1,050) and have $5,950 left to spend on groceries, or pay zero taxes and have no money for groceries.
That's all a deduction often means to a small business - money that the businessperson might have been better off not spending.
1099 ain't what it used to be.
The writer only mentions of earnings for 4 months whereas expenses of a full year. Maybe a 4 to 4 month earnings vs expenses will show the true picture.
The remaining 8 months, you must be doing photography for some corporate companies, fashion magazines, free lance etc which is not included in your earnings. At least be honest when you write facts.
She did mention it:
"All of that being said, I'm usually in the hole at the end of the year, and take on many family portraits, senior portraits and corporate jobs in order to make ends meet."
But yeah, I do get what you mean. On the other hand, she may be pointing out that her wedding stints is what she uses to cover her annual expenses, so the other stints become the profit-earners. Perhaps the reason why she did the explanation that way is because the complainant was only interested in wedding photography.
On one hand I do not think there is nothing wrong with charging $3000 or $10,000 for a wedding. I am aware of the expenses of photography, and I think there is no reason why person doing photography should not be able to make end meet, or even live well if his skill allows.
But I find the case that the photographer makes incredibly weak. Basically he proves that it is impossible to be a pro photographer working 20 days a year. I understand that photographer's income is not uniform and weddings pay a bit more than kind of work one can find on any given Monday morning; but I think it goes without saying that you should be able to occupy yourself a bit more than some 20-40 days a year. And if you skills do not allow you to do that much photography then it should be something else.
Also most of the expenses listed are dual use: cars, shoes, cell phone, computer. Clearly photography is not their only use.
Oh, and I shot a few weddings in my days as a working photographer. It's really hard, thankless work that takes real talent, great people and organizational skills and great patience.
Everything about a wedding seems to cost a lot to people who are not wealthy and to the wealthy cost is no object.
The food, the WEDDING DRESS, the band, the HALL, limo rental, tux rentals, bridesmaid dresses and in the end all you have for the rest of marriage is memories and oh, right, the wonderful photographs that still make my 95 year old mother cry 70 years later.
The fundamental issue with Nikki's post is that she expects to live for a year from 4 months of work. This is simply unreasonable - not many jobs out there would allow you to do that. If your season only lasts 4 months, go and find another assignments. The average working year is around 2000 hours - how does 150K per year sound?
Can anyone explain why there is a wedding season there? Last time I looked, ppl get married every day of the year, and certainly every weekend.
Anyway, a cheap bride deserves the unforgettable experience of a cheap photographer.
There are seasons for weddings, everywhere. Most are in the end of summer and first month of autumn, or two months of spring and one month of summer. Simply because of weather and temperature. You COULD extend it a little longer, but most people prefer not to marry on vacations, or in winter. It gives you 6 months at it's best for weddings.
Sixteen year old parties are different, or fifteen ones (the latter in many cultures or countries).
People want everything , fast, for nothing.
Digital is even more complicated to master than film, because nowadays technology imposes to a real professional to be aware of the finest details regarding raw developing, lens correction, sharpness, tonal curves, white balance, batch processing, professional lighting, video, etc...
But people think that because you hit a button and an image shows up, anyone could do it. WRONG.
They are expecting MC Donald prices for a 5 Star meal !!!
The only thing they get is garbage results by hiring an in experimented photographer wannabee who will use slow lenses, bad gear and coming home, realize that he messed up the whole ceremony.
Then, a game of fight & wait will start between the bride and the NOOB.
This is the sad reality for lots of media & art work. Because people refuse to pay the price and rather spend their money into stupid expensive stuff.
Give the world's top rated oven to a professional cook and taste what they make from it - fantastic, amazing, a piece of art!
Give that very same oven to an amateur cook and taste what they make - kraft dinner, bland, a piece of crap.
The professional spend years & years & lots of investment of time and money learning how to cook,the amateur just went out and bought a stove.
The professional cook charges $200 for their meal, the amateur charges $100.
One tastes fantastic, the other not-so-much and gives you gas.
Is a fantastic meal worth double what the amateur charges?
That all depends on your taste!
And that my friends is what this post is all about - a matter of taste.
You want a great meal? - you are going to pay more.
You want a cheap meal? - go to McWeddings.
The budget described in his response is just too vague, and no different to anyone elses. Everyone needs shoes and not particularly $100 pairs. So the answer is quite useless.
But hey I'm not a photographer (I have a camera and I like to take pictures) and I know how hard it can be. I got a good photographer (I'd have spent more money if I had budget) because I wanted a good responsible and reliable person taking the pictures from my wedding,
So, the answer could have been "Get your self a $1000 photographer, and his equipment and results could probably show you why". She's probably going to spend hundreds on her hair, more than thousand in a dress, and probably spent a hell lot in a useless diamond.
Some people think that because cameras can take fairly good pictures, anyone can take pictures. I'll tell you, I have a good equipment, and understand how hard is to get good shots, because it's not only the equipment but how the professional accommodates to the changing conditions.
She can't understand $3000 for Photogs, I don't understand the spectacle of weddings in general. At least the photos will outlast many (her) marriages. :)
The response is not that relevant. We all have expenses, and my employer doesn't care how much my shoes cost or that I commute.
The relevant facts are these: $50K a year in income, 20 weddings at 35 hours labor per wedding (10 hours shooting, 25 hours editing) = 700 hours. 50K divided by 700 hours = $71.42 per hour. That's a fairly low labor rate for a professional anything. Try to hire a lawyer or mechanic for $71 per hour. THEN you can factor in the direct expenses (like depreciation of equipment, 2nd photog, insurance, etc.) and it collapses pretty quickly.
The math still points to the photog not making much, and the numbers are very helpful, but the cost of their apartment and shoes is irrelevant, a red herring and confusing.
Probably isn't easy to make it as a photographer but 50k in 4 months is pretty damn good.
Filling in the rest of 8 months with more work is probably what really hurts.
The math for this article is "whack" though.
I think the choice of expenses may not be good but what they are trying to illustrate is that the photographer (like all sole proprietors) has to pay for all their business expenses AND their salary. A good analogy would be expecting an employee with a large corporation to pay for their desk, computer and a portion of the rent and utilities out of their paycheck. An employee does not have those expenses the photographer does.
Come on people, this is such an obvious troll. I can't believe that a professional photographer and DPR really fell for this. It's just some goofball trolling craigslist trying to get people on sites like this up in arms.
It's not so much the Craigslist post that's interesting, it's the response. A lot of people decode how much something should cost because that's what they're happy to pay, regardless of the costs involved.
Ultimately those people's opinions are irrelevant though, the only way for consumers to have a voice is with their wallet. Anyone who thinks they can change the price of something by complaining about it should just be ignored.
Yet, I enjoy reply these post every so often..! A way to kill time and write a few comments...
Woweee...Professionals have to cover insurance-experience-equipment and a whole host of other expenses..
When I lived in WA I advertised "Wedding Photography" at a set cost ($750.00) with the media cards immediately being given to the wedding couple to edit and print as they wished = minimal response!! Weddings @ $2750 a sell out..
Blame the buyers not the seller.........................
That could be due to your skill level, your target market, and where you were placing ads.
"with the media cards immediately being given to the wedding couple to edit and print as they wished = minimal response!! "
And that honestly surprises you? That's like offering the bride the wedding dress for $300 but that she has to do the sowing herself...
I think there are 2 market's here, one is where the customer knows that there is more to a wedding photog besides just taking a few pictures on that day. They just want good and editing images/book afterwards and know that kind of services comes with a price.
The other market is couples who can't afford the professional services or don't see why a pro with good equipment and skills sould be any better then the unexperienced friend with the entry level dslr and kitlens..Meaning free of charge or a good bottle of wine....
It's not realistic for the second kind of buyers to expect a pro seller quality service for friend/kitlens pricing.
The others have to spend hours editing because they couldnt' get their settings right the first time... If they learned better skills, they could avoid a lot of the post processing. I've seen of these photos, some of them are way over-processed/fake.
Thats todays digital photographer (not all). They just keep snapping away in raw so they can be a slave to their computer for 50 hrs to edit to make up for their lack of correct framing, exposure , white balance etc. Some of the pictures are so over processed they look fake. Some of these so called pros with their self entitlement and outdated business models make me laugh. Dont expect educated consumers to fall for your silly over inflated
Prices that an avg wage earner would take 1 month to earn you are asking for in a 6 hr wedding and reception. another good bargaing chip the pros dont like is to ask them to take the pics and give the consumer to edit and or process themselves. Then there is no excuse of silly 25 to 50 hr post processing bs claims.
Outstanding response Nikki! As I've upgraded my equipment to near professional quality and gotten much move involved in advanced post processing I can really understand and appreciate all the expenses and time involved in doing high quality professional work. I am a little surprised at the number of hours spent editing wedding photos - I would have expected a lot more, maybe even double the 25 hours or so (I guess I still have a lot to learn about automating PP). Being a part-time owner of a family business I can also really appreciate all the expenses of running a business. It's not easy, it's not cheap and it is getting harder and more expensive by the year as more regulations appear and prices continue upwards.
Hopefully your explanation will open a lot of eyes on how hard it is to make even a decent living as a small photography business and that current wedding photography prices are actually quite a bargain.
Exactly! My 5Dm2 can do ok, but when I start using my 85 1.8 or 135 f/2 lense with minmal DOP. I trust my 1-series, and no less.
I don't understand why so many respondents feel slighted by the woman's objections.
It seems to me that the "professionals" leaving comments are clinging to an obsolete business model that dates back to the days where they were able to hold the negatives hostage!
I've got no problem with how anyone makes a living here, but the sense of ENTITLEMENT that's coming through is just irritating.
Nobody cares how much your gear costs, it's your problem. Customer's complaining about the costs is just part of the market adjusting the price that consumers will pay for photography services.
Patting each other on the back, cranking up the "LIKE" rating of the posts that support the PRO's pricing model, is just pointless, and doesn't accurately depict what's really happening in the market.
I agree. But as a pro (and a capitalist), I feel that the "Wedding" Pros are entitled to have their say. Let the pro bitch, let the bride bitch; and let a mutually agreed upon price emerge!
the generation of whiners, those generation 90's...
Getting married can be cheap or expensive depends on what you want, but who cares if people stop giving up their marriage so easy, and get divorce then married 3 or 4 times (or more) in their life time...!
When you talk to the clients before the day (time not calculated by some here) and explain the options and costs, people always understand. You can always find a cheaper offer. But you pay for what you get. I'd hear horror stories from time to time about some of them who cut corners and everything had gone wrong. I used to know nearly all the other wedding photographers in my region. Some good. Some awful. None of the good ones could be called rich, like that bride seems to think. There isn't a cartel where prices are fixed. You can't overcharge, or someone else will take the business. She clearly wants someone special to do it. I doubt that she talked with one about her options.
I am sure the same bride wouldn't complain about spending 3K on the food for the wedding, something that's flushed down the pan the next day.
What concerns me is some of the comments from professional photographers on here. Charging $1000 for a cd of images, can they not see that however much they charge per wedding that the expectations of their customers are changing. Customers want a cd of low res images for posting on social network sites. Any photographer who ignores this will be history. And the so called pro who says about giving away copyright by selling the CD, when did come into effect?
Pro photographers have got to start changing their business models to survive or they will be history.
I find it interesting that she, in her second sentence, is asking for someone who is "exceptional, amazingly talented" and then complains about the price of her own selection. Talent and proven experience command a higher fee.
This past fall, I had my 8th knee surgery. My surgeon charged $24K to insurance for the surgery. I'm sure I could have found someone cheaper. But, they wouldn't be of the level of talent and experience that my doctor has - he's the Bronco's team doctor and has worked on world class athletes for 20 years.
In my opinion, the bride is simply unrealistic here. She can find a cheaper photographer. But, her chances of meeting her stated high expectations for a low price simply are not realistic. She needs to fail to find what she is looking for and then adjust her expectations or price she is willing to pay.
I've been asking sometimes to take photos by weddings (friends, relatives etc) and ... I hate it.
There is so much stress and so much responsibility. You must have everything double: cameras, lenses, flashes etc. You need an assistant too.
But the worst thing is to sit on the Monitor for Hours and edit the photos. I find 20-25 Hours unrealistic unless the wedding is small (> 40 Persons) and you are very good by editing.
And in the end maybe the bridal pair is not even happy with the results.
So, if the photos are really good, 3000 $ is OK.
"your photographs will be the only thing you have to remember that one day for the rest of your lives." - Indeed.
I used to do weddings with Eos film camera. I'd never do it with digital, too much PP needed (digital is actually pretty poor, in truth).
We charged (in 2000) $500 to $1500 Australian.
We used a photojournalist 'story-of-the-day' style, 3-8 rolls of 36, they got an average of 20-28 shots per roll, 6x4 printed in an album.
Any enlargements were extra, available at any time, rates were reasonable too, $10 for a 6x8 unframed.
Of course Au and Usa can't be compared, but I do feel that there is both a "what the market can bear" factor AND this belief that photographers are something special, the elite so-to-speak.
There is, however , a lot of responsibility, often we were required to go past our remit of just taking pictures.. realistically, we did anything needed to speed and assist in their "great" day.
I'd say, when we were doing photos for a large 12 picture album style wedding, $2000 to $3000 was our price.
undertakers,second hand car dealer, real estate agent and wedding photographers ..all of them are in my bad book!
I think what the bride is getting at is the question of whether a professional photographer for the entire wedding is even needed today. These days wedding guests have P&S and cell phone cameras that will often capture candid images just as good as those the pro might take. However, the guests expect to see a professional photographer at a wedding. The solution is to hire the professional only for the formal group shots (someone already mentioned this). That would only use 1 hour or so of time. And there would only be 8-10 photos to edit, maybe an additional 2 hours work. At $150/hr (plumber's rates), that should be a $500-600 project. The rest of the pictures could be collected from guests. Printing, books, CDs, websites would all be extra. I think the Craig's List bride would be happy with such an arrangement.
Sorry, but digital today (full frame dslr) has surpassed your old eos 35mm slr film camera , esp high iso low light. Is not the year 2000 anymore. BTW Anyone shooting a wedding with film shouldve been using medium format not crappy 35mm. If you were a pro you would have known that.
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Calling the EU's bluff: who are the real champions of biodiversity?
Friends of the Earth Europe and Latin American, December 2009: Global Europe and the EU's Raw Materials Initiative are designed to bolster the EU's economic position – whatever the cost – in the face of fierce global competition for both markets and resources, especially from emerging economies such as China and India. The EU also fears losing trade to the US, which has already secured trade and investment concessions from countries in the Western hemisphere, through the Dominican Republic-Central American Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA) and other bilateral trade agreements.
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FARGO – A 26-year-old Fargo man who was accused of raping a 16-year-old girl in June outside an African market pleaded guilty Monday to a less severe charge.
Bashir Abdi Noor had faced a minimum mandatory sentence of 20 years in prison if convicted of the Class AA felony gross sexual imposition charge initially filed against him in connection with the June 2 incident.
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|Zorg Scriptwright
I'm trying to compile a greasemonkey script... found some compiler sites (i.e. http://www.letitblog.com/greasemonkey-compiler/) but they don't appear to work with Firefox v2.0.x. Any ideas for 2.0 compatible compilers?
|Michael Devore Scriptwright
The one at http://arantius.com/misc/greasemonkey/script-co... definitely works with Firefox 1.5 and 2.0.
|Zorg Scriptwright
I tried that one, too... but after I install the XPI and restart, I keep getting a javascript alert saying "Error: missing } after function body".
Any ideas?
I have one simple function in my script:
function highlightElement(el) {
...can't see why that would cause a problem. It works fine under the regular greasemonkey extension.
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Greasemonkey scripts are wrapped in a function call. Perhaps you've unbalanced {}s somewhere else in your code? Do you normally see error messages from GM scripts?
|Zorg Scriptwright
I don't think there are any unbalanaced { }'s. I'm running this just fine in Greasmonkey (no js errors).
Here's the source ... it's not too long. Please see if you can spot any problems:
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function highlightElement(el, insertEmptyTag) {
var scripts = document.getElementsByTagName( "script" );
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I've not looked at your code for more than 10 seconds to glance down it, and I have a quick question -- why is 'messageDiv.innerHTML' (towards the end) spread over so many lines? Is this the way the forum's formatted it, because I'm not sure but that might cause problems if that's how it is in your script.
|Zorg Scriptwright
The webboard reformatted it ... here it is again, this time HTML-escaped:
messageDiv.innerHTML = '<div style="position: absolute; left: 0px; top: 0px;' + 'border: 2px dotted #F00; ' + 'font-size: 14px; font-family: arial; background-color: #FCC; z-index: 1000;' + 'color: #000; margin:0px; padding:3px; font-weight:bold;"%gt;' + ' ' + messageText + ' ' + '
';
|Michael Devore Scriptwright
Interesting problem. I discovered that the compiled version of your original MVT Vendor Detector script would work if a trailing newline was added to the source code, otherwise the error message you listed occurred on all sites. In other words, if you add a line after '//alert('done');', then the XPI will work properly on the Google test site listed in your script comment, highlighting several matches.
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Aha! Ok, that did the trick. Thanks!


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http://www.mo911truth.org --Commissioned and Non-commissioned U.S. Military Officers for 9/11…Read MoreTruth: "The fact that [the 9/11] attacks were an inside job is no longer a point in question. Hundreds of intrepid investigators, including architects, structural engineers, metallurgists, scientists, aircraft accident investigators, firemen, medical doctors, military and commercial pilots and many others have identified more than enough physical evidence to bring this criminal case of mass murder to trial, but powerful forces have, thus far, blocked all efforts. We are now asking you to get involved and demand a legitimate investigation of 9/11."
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Crest Theater
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The Odd Fellows Hall was built in 1900. Around 1918 movies started to be shown on the first floor of the building and it was known as the Crest Theater. The I.O.O.F. Hall/Crest Theater was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.
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National Register of Historic Places information:
I.O.O.F. Hall (added 1993 – Building – #93000200)
Also known as Crest Theatre;5ME 6937
Jct. of 4th St. and Curtis Ave., De Beque
Historic Significance: Event, Architecture/Engineering
Architect, builder, or engineer: Unknown
Architectural Style: Late 19th And Early 20th Century American Movements
Area of Significance: Architecture, Social History, Entertainment/Recreation
Period of Significance: 1900-1924, 1925-1949
Owner: Local Gov't
Historic Function: Recreation And Culture, Social
Historic Sub-function: Meeting Hall, Theater
Current Function: Vacant/Not In Use
This information comes from the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties:
4th and Curtis, De Beque
National Register 3/25/1993, 5ME.6937
The Odd Fellows constructed the two-story building as a meeting hall in 1900. Beginning in 1918, movies were shown in the first floor space, and the building served as the social and entertainment center for the surrounding area into the early 1930s. Architecturally, the hall is an excellent example of the use of pressed metal as a decorative cladding for a wood-frame structure. Coursed stone pattern metal sheets clad the side walls, and distinctive facade components include engaged columns, stylized floral motifs, and a projecting cornice with a fleur de lis and swag motif.
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Greater Oklahoma City is in the geographic center of North America equidistant from the east and west coasts and major trade partners of Canada and Mexico. The ten county region is at the crossroads of the U.S., sitting at the heart of three major national highways on the NAFTA corridor.
There's a reason Greater Oklahoma City is such a great place for business: Location. The ten county region is positioned within a day's drive of the rapidly-growing south-central region (OK, TX, AR, LA) projected to grow more than 44% during the next 25 years.
Explore the counties and cities of Greater Oklahoma City including major employers and higher education. The ten county region boasts an average commute time of 20 minutes and a skilled workforce over half a million strong.
Oklahoma City lands at number 10 on relocation specialist RelocateAmerica's "Best Places to Live" list.
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Jane Jenkins will be the fourth president of Downtown Oklahoma City Inc. and is the first hired through a national search.
Fred Hall, who oversaw the search committee, said they compiled a list of 15 semifinalists with similar qualifications and then whittled it to three, including Jenkins.
"We wanted to get an experienced professional, and that's what we were advertising for," Hall said. "We got people responding from all over the country. Word about downtown Oklahoma City is really great."
She has state ties Hall said he was just as impressed with Jenkin's Oklahoma ties, which include an early career teaching in Tulsa and graduation from Oral Roberts University. "This is someone who really loves Oklahoma," Hall said. "We just meshed with her."
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• Fall festival, 5-8 p.m., Nances Creek Baptist Church, Piedmont, soup/chili supper, kids super slide, obstacle course, hay ride and more, 256-310-7216.
• Fall festival, 1-5 p.m., Bethlehem Baptist Church in Oxford, games, concession, critter cage, music and more, everyone is invited, 256-831-1610.
• LobsterFest, a benefit for Habitat for Humanity, noon- 7 p.m., Grace Episcopal Church, 1000 Leighton Ave.
• Reformation Sunday, Sunday school, The Prayer Life of John Knox, taught by Bradley Pinkerton, 9-10 a.m.; worship: The Lord's Day, taught by Pastor Bob St. John, 10:15 a.m., Anniston Bible Church.
• Free meal, provided by His Hands Extended, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., House of Prayer Church of God, Hamric Drive, U.S. 78, next to UPC, dine-in only, everyone is welcome. Call 256-689-1419 for more information.
Sunday, Oct. 27
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• Celebration of 107th church anniversary, 3 p.m., Mars Hill Baptist Church, 1923 Noble St., the Rev. Charles E. Burton Sr., is pastor; guests include the Rev. Scott Rice and Fellowship Baptist Church of Gadsden.
• Hope's Journey in concert in observance of church's annual old-fashion day, 2 p.m., Holley Springs Baptist Church, 2010 Choccolocco Road, across from Camp Lee, preaching will be at 10:30 a.m., concert is free and public is invited. Church members are urged to wear clothes in style from their great-grandparents era. Call 256-365-2824 or 256-835-0518 for more information.
• Harvest tea, 4 p.m., First United Presbyterian Church, 701 W. 15th St.
Sunday, Nov. 3
• Celebration of 134th church anniversary, 2:30 p.m., Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 212 Boundary St., the Rev. Billy G. Springer is pastor; guests include the Rev. Joseph S. Rowser Jr., pastor of Pine Grove Missionary Baptist Church of Lincoln.
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I have no idea how they have won awards. I agree 100% with Licha S. Tried it once and have never been back.
Not good... – Went to the restaurant to celebrate a birthday (Dec '11) Party of 10, private room. Horrible service. Waitress very slow and poor timing. Took our dinner order right after the 2 appetizer trays were delivered. After 10 orders, the hot apps were cold and the cold apps were warm. Birthday person's steak was ordered medium rare, came out well. Food horribly overpriced, bad service and mediocre food quality. Lobster, aweful. Live music from the bar, worse. All a big NO!!!!
Wonderful!! – Me and my husband decided to try out the new place for our 20th anniversary. We both found it to be nice and romantic. Our server was great, he paid good attention to us and he was very personable. We got the jumbo lump crab for an appetizer, filet oscar and chicken alfredo for dinner. Everything was delicious and we plan on coming back in the near future.
I have no idea how they have won awards. – I would not go here again if it was free. I am a lover of Greek food...seriously I could eat it every day. I am also obsessed with spanakopita (spinach pie) and I order it anywhere that has it. This is not Greek food. They barely have anything on their menu that could be classified as so. First things first, if Kroger has better spanakopita than you do, that is a problem. The ranch on the salad was watered down to the point that it really did not taste like ranch at all. The flank steak was more like a glorified hamburger steak with WAY too much seasoning. The tzatziki sauce tasted more like horseradish than anything. The garlic mashed potatoes were pretty good, I'll give them that. The server wasn't horrible, but she was slow. The very worst thing was the live music in the bar. I really hope they didn't pay this guy because it was awful. I seriously wanted to cut out my eardrums. "Surfer girl" country style...really?? On top of that was the random radio playing. It was super annoying. So much so that I left without eating much of my food because I simply couldn't take it anymore. So, for $38 and some change ( I left a $7 tip cause I'm not a jerk and it wasn't the server's fault) I got a champagne spritzer, a mellow yellow, spanakopita, and the flank steak meal. I regret the entire experience and will never go ever again. First and last time. I don't understand why this restaurant has won awards...it is not good. It is really disappointing at best.
disappointing – My husband and I use to go to the Parthenon Grille when it was in its old building. Then, the Parthenon was by far the most romantic, quiet, and intimate restaurant in Murfreesboro. The food was delicious and bursting with wonderful flavors. The service was impeccable. The whole experience in general was more personable. We loved it and always enjoyed our quiet date nights away from the kids.
Now the Parthenon is in its beautiful new building, and unfortunately I would much rather go to the small, older, not nearly enough parking, hard to get out of building across the street.
The Parthenon Grille lost everything but appearance when they moved. The food was bland, the service was terrible, and the whole atmosphere was different. The night we went, we were almost elbow to elbow with 3 different occupied tables. I guess their motto went to more quantity and less quality. The old Parthenon I wouldnt dream of taking a 3 year old and an infant to. The new Parthenon, well....pretty much turned into another chili's or applebee's where it wont matter if you take your kids to, due to the noise. I was not uncomfortable when my 3 year old got a bit loud. No one even noticed. Also, they actually started doing a 2 for $20??? All I can say is wow...
Went to the new Parthenon twice. We havent nor wont be back.
New to Parthenon and LOVED it! – My husband and I never ventured to the "Old Parthenon" but have recently visited the "New Parthenon" several times and have loved it. We enjoyed the quaint corner booth in the bar area. We have deemed it our Date Night Spot.
Lost that lovin' feeling – I can see I'm not by myself....this was the restaurant we loved to visit for special occasions and for just a romantic night out. Quiet, soft background music, candles on the tables, sometimes a live piano... for many years this was the best in food and ambiance.
Perhaps the happy hour crowd has made up the difference in revenue, but the new structure, while attractive, is cold to the touch. The noise level is beyond conversation (could be the cold stone floors contribute) and it seems to have reached the food also.
While the food still had a familiar aura, it lacked the combined flavor and feel of the old place. Even though it came hot to the table, it seemed a little cold.... to go from unique to vanilla is so sad. Goodbye Old Parthenon....hello to another O'Charleys.
Long Time Favorite Disappoints – I am a long-time patron of The Parthenon restaurant, even remembering when it was the only, and I mean only, restaurant in Murfreesboro where you could celebrate a birthday or anniversary with sophistication, grace, and excellent food. So I was looking forward to visiting the restaurant at its new location.
Unfortunately, I was disappointed both of the times that I went to the new place. First, the building is beautiful, elegant in an understated way, but the architect neglected to take into consideration the acoustics. The restaurant is noisy, sounds reverberating up into the open high ceiling, so the character of the restaurant loses its quiet ambiance.
The new bar is cold in atmosphere, no intimacy, or closeness like the old one. My favorite place at the former location was the bar and its Florida room where you could enjoy a quiet, intimate dinner. The new bar is like any other and in general void of personality.
Now to the food. The Caesar salad was traditional and excellent in its generosity of Feta cheese, but it was soaked in dressing…just too much of a good thing. I had the New York strip steak with a Bearnaise sauce topped with shrimp and mushrooms…a very nice blend of flavors, but on the edge of my steak was a thick slice of fat and gristle that I could barely remove given the inferior steak knife, not to mention the cost of the entre was exorbitant considering how much fat was on the steak.
So overall I was dissatisfied, and would just as soon visit a chain like the Bonefish Grill than return to a restaurant that has lost its unique quality of the "old country."
Best local fine dining – Wonderful food! Great wine selection. Good for a special occasion or just a nice out. Salmon and steak are my favorites. Week night specials are great too!
Wonderful selection – If your tired of all the other chains in the game and are looking for a new selection check out the Parthenon Grille. We had an excellent time and highly enjoyed the Rack of Lamb and the Mahi-Mahi. Their new location is beautiful and very modern. The wait isn't to long and the service is top-notch! Enjoy your evening!
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Ahhhh, Valentine's Day: the second most celebrated holiday in the entire world. A day in which people from Kansas to Kazakhstan, Brazil to Bahrain put aside their grievances and embrace life's most treasured emotion: LOVE!
No? It doesn't work that way? But this is absolutely not what a myriad of overwhelmingly saccharine television commercials would lead you to believe. Valentine's Day can indeed be a day of joyous adoration but that does not mean it is immune to a few absolutely dreadful nuisances.
5. Homemade Valentine's Crafts
The problem with the holidays is that it brings out the inner Martha Stewart in seemingly everyone, and now that we have social media sharing devices we are bombarded with countless images of delightful homemade decorations and treats. That, in and of itself, is not the problem; these days, homemade holiday items are no longer something to be shared with your loved ones. No, homemade holiday decor is a straight-up craft war to the death. We all know that person who posts an endless feed of knick-knacks made from household items, dripping with false humility, 'Oh? These Valentine's Day themed hubcaps? It was so easy, really. I was able to do it in a few hours with junk laying around the house. Nothing a blow torch and some glitter can't handle!'
When I was young kid, we all brought in paper cut outs for Valentine's Day: you know, the ones with the perforated edges that featured whatever cartoon characters were popular. But these days, there are simply too many moms and dads on a mission. Instead of sending their kids to school with simple and sweet Valentine's cards that they and their child created and/or signed, they're sending their kids off to school with a backpack full of homemade crafting torpedoes of lace and glitter and the most expensive papers. It would seem that the intent of these missives is not for the appreciation of your average first grader, but for that first grader to bring it home and let it subtly deliver the message, 'Remember when you thought you were a good parent? Not so fast! I made little Susie's Valentine's out of organic, cruelty-free silk, fair-trade paper and 14K gold-flecked glitter. Of course your obviously rain-forest destroying, made in China, exploitative children's character (little Susie didn't understand the message because we don't let her watch television) Valentine's cards were…. interesting. Was that a nod to the irony of the day, or are you just a hobo?'
So, perfectionist crafting brigade, please, please just take it down a notch on Valentine's Day. Don't do it for me, do it for the children. The children!
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Alcohol consumption has been associated with injuries in a wide variety of settings and from a number of causes, including those related to traffic, falls, fires, sports and the workplace, and those resulting from interpersonal and self-inflicted violence. This book, whose co-editors include CARBC's Cheryl Cherpitel and Tim Stockwell, clearly illustrates the significant impact of alcohol consumption on violence and the burden it causes to health systems and society as a whole. The book also describes various ways to reduce alcohol-related injuries, including the use of cost-effective policies to decrease harmful drinking at the population as well as the individual level.
Managed Alcohol Programs (MAPs) provide regulated doses of alcohol to residents in supportive accommodation to address seemingly intractable health and social problems experienced by people with alcohol dependence, use of non-beverage alcohol and unstable housing. In this CARBC research bulletin, the Station Street MAP was evaluated for housing stability, access and use of health care services, social functioning, harms and patterns of alcohol use and changes in health.
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The Grand Rock Glass and Ice Ball mould is the ideal way to enjoy your favourite cocktails. This unique glass and ice ball combination puts an all new spin on the term "on the rocks". The specially designed rock shape in the bottom of the glass forms a natural liquid motion to intensify the nosing of aromas.
The included Ice Ball Mould can be used to make amazing spherical shaped ice to roll around your glass. Simply add water up to the easy-to-see fill line and pop it in the freezer to create a solid ice ball. With regular shaped ice cubes your beverage quickly becomes diluted whereas the ice ball's larger surface area melts slower, so you won't be left with a watery drink. When you add this ball shaped ice to the Grand Rock Glass it can be rolled around the rock to evenly cool your drink. - A.D.
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