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There are a lot of well-known symptoms of heart attacks, such as radiating or shooting pain up and down the left arm, and severe chest pain. However, there are quite a few other ways in which your body can indicate there is a serious problem going on, possibly with your heart. These are known as hard to recognize heart attack symptoms, not in the least because they can be symptomatic of a variety of other conditions as well. However, there are four so called "silent" heart attack symptoms that you should be aware of. You only have one heart, after all.
4 Hard to Recognize Heart Attack Symptoms:
1. Shortness of breath, which has been studied by The Heart and Vascular Institute at the New York City Lenox Hill Hospital. They found that, in women in particular, shortness of breath would be present for several weeks before they had a heart attack, and this was quite consistent. Physicians now state that if someone is used to being able to complete sudden activities and then suddenly find that it leaves them out of breath, there could be reason for concern.
2. Back pain, particularly irregular pain in the upper and lower back. This can be indicative of problems with the heart muscle.
3. Jaw pain, particularly when it occurs when you start to engage in physical activity. Once people stop exercising and begin to relax, the pain disappears. Many people would initially go to a dentist, but they will be unable to find anything. Unfortunately, this discomfort can be indicative of a heart attack. This is believed to be due to the fact that the nerves of the jaw and the nerves of the heart are located very close to each other. When the heart is under stress, it will send signals to any location it can get to, which can include nerves in the jaw. The back pain described earlier is also part of this, and so is neck pain.
4. Nausea and other flu-like symptoms, which many people experience a few weeks before they have a heart attack. One example of this occurred in 2012 with Rosie O'Donnell, a TV personality, who regurgitated several times before finally suffering a heart attack.
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Miroslav Adlešič
|Miroslav Adlešič
13 December 1907
Postojna, Slovenia
|9 February 2002
(aged 94)
Ljubljana, Slovenia
|Notable awards
|Levstik Award
1952 for Od mehanike do elektronike
Levstik Award
1957 for Svet svetlobe in barv
Levstik Award
1964 for Svet zvoka in glasbe
Miroslav Adlešič (13 December 1907 – 9 February 2002) was a Slovene physicist, specialist in acoustics, author of numerous books and textbooks on physics.
Adlešič was born in Postojna in 1907. He graduated from the University of Ljubljana in 1930. For a long time taught in secondary schools and from 1961 lectured in experimental physics, biophysics and musical acoustics at the Ljubljana Academy of Music. He wrote a number of popular science books as well as school textbooks on physics. He died in 2002.[1]
For his popular science books he won the Levstik Award three times, in 1952 for his book Od mehanike do elektronike (From Mechanics to Electronics), 1957 for Svet svetlobe in barv (The World of Light and Colours) and in 1964 for Svet zvoka in glasbe (The World of Sound and Music).[2]
- ^ Janez Strnad: Profesor Miroslav Adlešič 1907–2002 in Obzornik za matematiko in fiziko (Mathematics and Physics News Journal), Year 49 (2002) Vol. 5, September 2002
- ^ The Levstik Award on the Mladinska Knjiga Publishing House site
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Childrens Services Central [http://www.cscentral.org.au ] is an organisation providing professional development training and inclusion support for early childhood educators in New South Wales. It is an initiative funded by the Australian Government under the Inclusion and Professional Support Program. The goal of this organisation is to increase the skills and knowledge base of the early childhood educators in order promote, and to maintain high quality early childhood services for the children. They work in partnership with other leading organisations to provide quality training, resources and support for those who require. This site also provides valuable information on National Quality Framework, Early years learning Frame work, Changes in Early Childhood Education and Care, and links to forums where early childhood professionals are able to participate and contribute.
Both sites demonstrate trustworthiness, authority, accuracy, objectivity, currency and coverage. The information on both sites managed by Government agencies and early childhood professionals.
The information online could be authored by and viewed by any individual. Various sites are created having different purpose in mind. The websites are not subjected to any regulatory boundaries and therefore there is no monitoring of the contents or does not require approval to be published. Therefore, contents from any sites need to be treated with caution and evaluated against its accuracy and credibility. When working with Information and Communication Technologies, educators need to be aware that there are multiple ways of presenting and communicating information, and different skills are needed for reading and interpreting data online. One needs to question whether the contents believable? Whose opinion is presented? Can the information be trusted? A "resource that is credible is one which shows evidence of authenticity, reliability and believability" [URL] (An Educators' Guide to Credibility and Web Evaluation, 1999).
A possible area for improvement on both sites would be to suggest a site evaluation section where readers can comment, suggest or rate the information on the site. Such inputs would assist in identifying user expectations, and to cater effectively for the intended audience. Both sites provide access to important and valuable information and links to a range of sites at their finger tips.
Using online resources to enhance leadership: An organisaion's workability ultimately depends on it responsiveness to technology and the environment within which it operates. Majority of the early childhood services are operating within a community of technologically advanced environment, and which requires the service providers to integrate information and communication technology for effective and dynamic teaching and administration. It is suggested that the "use of technology, used appropriately, is able to "enhance the quality of the service provision" (Ebbeck & Wanniganayake 2003, p.51).
Leadership and pedagogy inclusive of appropriate Integration of Information and communication technology, in the learning environments, are able to involve and engage the children and the parents in a manner which was not possible in the past. Technology connects people, enhance and expedite processes, create new possibilities, "extend interaction with local and global communities" (MCEETYA. 2005)
Children of today's generation are born into a world full of technological environment. They are able to navigate technological tools with ease and confident compared previous generations. Social networks such as, face book, YouTube allows them to connect and communicate with the world around them. Xbox and play stations are the play tools of many preschool age children. Families too are using technology for "learning, recreation, management and communication. Technologies are cheaper, more mobile and able to be used by learners of all ages" (MCEETYA. 2005).
Within the early childhood services, "Early Years Learning Framework", "The National Quality Framework", "constructivism" stresses the importance of the relationships between the family, the context and the community. Communication enabled by the use of ICT facilitates and enhance this relationship. It provides new opportunities for parents and families to engage with the educators, learning programs and their children's progress [URL: Learning as a personal event].
Pedagogical leadership in an early childhood setting requires attention to fine details from various impact statements guiding early childhood education and care. Outcome four in the National Early Years Framework (2009) indicates that Children resource their own learning through connecting with people, place, technologies and natural and processed materials and this is evident when the services allows children to engage in learning experiences to 'experiment with different technologies' and 'use information and communication technologies (ICT) to investigate and problem solve'.
Educational environments inclusive of appropriate information and communication technologies not only make management processes easier and faster, it also fosters, encourages and influences interactions, knowledge and language development in children (Presnky 2008, education Hot topICT 2009). Siemens (2004) proposes a "learning theory for the digital age" which clearly identifies the need for the learners to be able to engage with, identify, and locate information through the use of Information and Communication Technology.
Early childhood leaders need to be critical of their practices and keep up to date with the evolving debates on the pros and cons of integrating ICT in educational settings. Siemens (2004) states :
"Our ability to learn what we need for tomorrow is more important than what we know today… When knowledge, however, is needed, but not known, the ability to plug into sources to meet the requirements becomes a vital skill. ..As knowledge continues to grow and evolve, access to what is needed is more important than what the learner currently possesses. The field of education has been slow to recognize both the impact of new learning tools and the environmental changes in what it means to learn".
Rodd suggest that the internet within and beyond the organisations is a useful tool for learning and professional development, and accessing and sharing information. Early childhood services needs to connect the people, the processes and the technological tools as closely as possible in order to be effective in a constantly changing environment. As educators, it is expected that the children are exposed to valuable learning environment where they are cherished, nourished and protected in so that they can flourish in their development and growth.


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|Reviews for Loonatics Unleashed New Season
| a fan chapter 1 . 12/4/2011
could you update puh-leaze? This is a goooooood story and i'd like it alot if you'll update
| ChaotixController chapter 6 . 8/26/2010
I have to say I really do enjoy your fan-season of Loonitics. It feels kind just like the Cannon series, wiht a touch more drama. I also liked your hero characters, particulary Romeo, Stealth Cat and Canary. If you could I would like to see this series continued. I know you make it work very well, Though on a side note, I seem to notice you favoring Tech a tad too much. But you do manage to balance that out with the rest of team.
You do the Loonitics Justice.
| morfowt chapter 6 . 10/11/2008
First, I love this.
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Amazing volcabulary aswell!
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OOH! If this were a real season I'd totally be buying the DVD! I love that Rev has a little crush there ;) and all the new characters are great! it was cool that it was the origional Marvin the Martian in there, that was nice. I can't wait for more! WOO! LU Season 3!
| reader chapter 6 . 11/11/2007
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| wolf guardian of light chapter 1 . 4/2/2007
Finally, I too, have an account.
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Could you help me?
| wolof guardian of light chapter 1 . 2/16/2007
I need the loony goodness!
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| wolf guardian of light chapter 6 . 1/27/2007
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By the way are you going to incorparate any new characters (When I mean new, I mean not an origanal loony tunes character), because a WOLF would be a great addition in my oppinion...
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Keep the good writing.
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Raw, live-edge furniture is having a huge moment. But you could pay upwards of $1000 for a live edge table, bench, or set of shelves if you buy from a designer! Instead, take a note from Jen at City Farmhouse and make your own. It takes a little bit of patience to get everything looking just perfect, but the result is well worth your time. This … [Read more...]
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|Oct 19, 1982
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|Jun 23, 1980
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|Jul 11, 1979
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|Ake W. Telestad, Kjell A. Samuelsson, Dick E. A. Storm
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|Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson
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The invention relates to an arrangement for cleaning circuit cards particularly for removing soldering and resin remnants arising when soldering components on the circuit cards.
It is known to wash away soldering and resin remnants from circuit cards by means of brushes rotating in a bath containing a cleaner. Also manual washing methods are known.
The disadvantages with the known methods are the difficulty to achieve a complete cleaning with the brushes and the risk of damage of the components due to contact with the brushes. Furtheremore large quantities of cleaner splash onto the circuit cards which, besides causing a large consumption of cleaner, can damage the cards. A further problem is the inconveniences the operator is subjected to by vapor and, splash from the cleaner and of course, by direct contact with the cleaner.
The arrangement according to the invention, for solving the above problem, comprises a frame arranged in a container for a cleaner which frame carries guide and driving wheels for two cleaning bands running in a loop and in parallel with each other. The frame is provided with a guiding groove for parallel guidance of the cleaning bands at such a spacing from each other that it is possible to insert a circuit card between the bands. The bands are provided with bristles of a determined height on their surfaces turned towards the circuit card, in the chosen case of 3 mm as a maximum, and the distance between the surface of the circuit card and the groove is chosen at such a way that the bristle fibres are bent maximally in an angle of 45 degrees when passing the card.
The arrangement according to the invention offers, besides a more advantageous technical and economical solution than earlier known methods, the following advantages: greater cleaning accuracy; considerably less cleaner consumption; reduced cleaning time; advantages of industrial hygiene including: no vapor, no splash and no direct contact with the cleaner.
The arrangement according to the invention will be described in detail by means of an embodiment with reference to the accompanying drawings wherein
FIG. 1 is a front perspective view from above, of the arrangement according to the invention,
FIG. 2 shows the arrangement from the side; and
FIG. 3 shows the contact between the brush fibres and the side surfaces of a circuit card in detail.
As appears from FIG. 1 and arrangement according to the invention comprises two cleaning bands T1, T2 each rotating around a set of guiding and driving wheels DH, the bands when rotating around the driving wheels passing through a bath containing a cleaner TV. A mounting frame FR, consisting of an angle-shaped mounting plate on the side surfaces of which the driving wheels are mounted, is provided with a groove R in the longitudinal direction of the mounting plate. By the construction of the mounting frame, the cleaning bands T1, T2 placed around the driving wheels on respective side surface, will run in parallel in the groove R. The bands run in the groove at such a spacing from each other that it is possible to insert a circuit card which is to be cleaned between the bands. The groove R limits the extent of insertion of the card into the frame. This serves to prevent the disadvantage of the prior art construction in which the brushes can contact the components and damage the same.
In order to maintain a constant stretching of the cleaning bands one of the driving wheels DH on each side surface is movable in a track S by means of a spring-loaded streching device.
In FIG. 2 the arrangement is shown from the side. The angle-shaped mounting frame FR carries the set of driving wheels DH1 around which the cleaning band T1 rotates, and the set of driving wheels DH2 around which the cleaning bands T2 rotates. The bent edges K at the end of the groove R serve to guide the bands rotating around the respective sets of driving wheels into the groove.
In FIG. 3 part of the arrangement is shown from above. To achieve as effective a cleaning as possible, it is important that the bristle fibres B on the cleaning bands be of a determined length in comparison to the distance between the surface of the circuit card and the inner wall of the groove R, a certain inclination of the bristles being obtained and consequently an optimal cleaning effect. In the embodiment, the length of the bristle fibres is chosen as 3 mm, as a maximum, and the inclination when there is contact with a circuit card will then be 45 degrees. From the figure it is seen that the cleaning bands T1, T2 run in parallel at a distance from each other in the groove R in the direction of the arrows. Furthermore, it is seen how the bristles B on the cleaning bands are in contact with the sides of a circuit card KK inserted between the bands. When the bands travel in the direction of the arrows the bristles are bent at an angle of 45 degrees when they come into contact with the card.
A cleaning process, by the means of the arrangement according to the invention, is performed when a circuit card is inserted between the cleaning bands T1, T2 each being provided with bristles B, the bristles being pressed against the sides of the circuit card at the same time that the bands travel forwards. The cleaning bands are so stretched that most of the cleaner is squeezed out of the bands when these come in contact with the driving wheels placed after the cleaning bath. Consequently, it is bands moistened with cleaner which perform the cleaning of the circuit cards. As the bands press against the sides of the circuit card with a constant pressure, a very accurate cleaning is obtained. By virtue of the fact that the bands are squeezed considerably less cleaner is utilized than in known methods; furthermore splash and soaking of the circuit cards are minimized. The arrangement is, as appears from FIG. 1, also provided with a protection lid SL in which a track or slot S is arranged corresponding to the groove R in the mounting frame FR. The protection lid can be lowered over the bands so that these are reachable through the track in the lid, i.e., a circuit card can be inserted between the bands when the protection lid is closed. By virtue of the protection lid, the problem of splash and vapor is eliminated.
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Been to events like this, never a wild horse event. Rodeo and gymkhana are big in Alberta.ReplyDeleteReplies
BW Bandy,Delete
You should catch one, here ya go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nZoiuGHFsw
Why wouldn't you go? Great fun, close to the action, surrounded by family! Take photos and we'll live through you.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you for the motivational kick in the a**, I needed it. BIL gave me an additional ticket, so taking a distant cousin. He has never been, it should be fun to watch with new eyes.
These pictures are amazing and I hope you go.ReplyDeleteReplies
There are some outstanding rodeo photographers around these parts.
I am going, stay tuned...
Hope you go, take photos! Heart-stopping photo of the mid-air rider!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm going, and will try to remember to take photos.
I used to go to more rodeos but lately not so much. It sounds neat to have that history with it.ReplyDeleteReplies
Back then it was a lot of locals that I knew entered, so much fun. Unless the S Dakota (family) crew is riding, I don't know any of the contestants. Now I mainly go to catch up with family and friends.
Pictures, we wants pictures! :-) we live vicariously through you!!! :-)ReplyDeleteReplies
Jim (we don't rent pigs),Delete
Well that's damn funny,
I've been doing the same through you...
guns, food, Texas
what more could a person want.
Our hometown rodeos were small events in comparison to the ones you attended. Many of my friends rode in the barrel races. That was about all they allowed for girls participation. You must use that ticket:-)ReplyDeleteReplies
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I never wanted to be a guy and ride the guy events. Besides I got enough of riding rough stock at home and didn't have to cough up an entry fee.
Can chasing was fun when I was a kid. Those horses are great athletes in their own right.
I've never been to see a rodeo, but looking forward to going after we get settled in Colorado!ReplyDeleteReplies
A small local rodeo can be the most fun. Please, take someone with you that is knowledgeable about the events, it will make for a more interesting experience.
Bet you are counting the days til you are out of Kalif. Happy for you.
How very exciting!!ReplyDelete
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I am going!!
You going to enter this year?ReplyDeleteReplies
LOL, no body wants that, least of all me!
OK. So it has been determined that you are going with a camera in hand. I will look forward to your pictures. Yee haaaaawwwww!ReplyDelete


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KK: My advice for most anything art related, website included, was given to me when I was young from photographer Aaron Chang. "Less if more". Many art instructors in college would eventually give the same advice. I think over time and I came to realize the true meaning of it, but those would be the wise words passed down from creatives I look up to. "Less is more".
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Gaelle Morand is a photographer based out of California. Her work ranges from travel and entertainment portraiture to editorial and fashion. She's worked with clients such as Universal, Island Def Jam, and Epitaph Records, as well as celebrities such as Olivia Wilde and Dita Von Teese. To see more of Gaelle's work, visit her liveBooks8 website: www.gaellemorand.com.
My work in photography gives me access to people's lives in ways that pull beauty out of the ordinary – I've done series of images framing close in on faces from cultures so different that the minute details tell an unexpected story. The subject might be a Tibetan nomad, or a musician headlining a rock band – to me these subjects are equally fascinating. I'm as interested in documenting culture as I am in finding what makes one person's journey unique within that culture. I also have a long history in the motion picture industry, in CGI – mostly in lighting and look development, which I suppose is the common thread with my work in photography. In movies as in photography, I try to bring a cinematic perspective to my work. I enjoy crafting intricate studio lighting setups in service to an impeccable style. (Though I'm quite a fan of natural light, too!) I've been fortunate with opportunities to travel, and to meet a wonderful cross section of people and cultures. I'm looking forward to continuing that journey, camera in hand.
GM: Personal, Crafted, and Vivid.
GM: It's very unpredictable! It could be four times a month or four times a year, depending on where I've been and how much shooting I've been able to do.
GM: I try to select a set of vibrant and diverse images that somehow work well together. They can be very different as far as the subjects are concerned, but are tied in by a similar or complimentary color palette.
GM: Without a doubt, it's being able to try it all by visualizing various layouts. The interface is easy to use and you can get great results quickly. Customizing options seem endless and designing becomes very exciting.
GM: It's obvious, but less is more! It's about showcasing the best work and keeping the layout clean and simple.
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Michael Holtby is a Travel and Wildlife Photographer based in Denver, Colorado. His work has been exhibited in the Camera Obscura Gallery in Denver and has published a variety of print portfolios including a coffee table book called One Planet, One People. To see more of his work, visit his liveBooks8 website: www.denverphotography.com
I have been taking photographs seriously since 1968 when I traded a kayak for a Pentax Spotmatic. My mentor was a student of Minor White and inspired me to do more than snapshots. In the early 1980s, I attended the Colorado Institute of Art in Commercial Photography and was initially a Studio Product and Portrait Photographer. At this point, I am retired and can now take assignments only selectively, related to my primary interests: travel, ethnic cultures, and wildlife. I sell my work with gallery showings, but primarily I would describe what I do as "personal work".
Colorful, impactful, and joyful.
I update my site usually about once every three months, usually following a lot of travel shooting. However, since updating to liveBooks8, I've been tweeking it every couple of weeks.
I try to display photos on my homepage that grab your attention, but also represent the various galleries.
My favorite feature of liveBooks8 is the ease with which I can modify my website, add to it, and display galleries. I also love the video gallery that allow viewers to quickly peruse or choose a closer look.
The average time people are on a website is likely to be short, so tailor your site to hook viewers with a quick look.
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Nancy Ney's website is our first featured website of the week for 2017! Nancy has dedicated the majority of her career to Advertising Photography. As a result of traveling for the last few years, she has shifted some of her career focus to be dedicated to fine art travel images. To see more her work, visit her liveBooks8 website: www.nancyney.com
I started working in NYC as a production assistant when I was in my early 20s. I was very interested in photography and began shooting production stills on the set and developing and printing them to give to the clients. From there, I started testing with models and put a fashion book together. I got a big client right away. Jacques Cohen Espadrilles with a full color ad in French Officiale. It wasn't too long before I opened my first studio on Union Square and started working in fashion and advertising. I had a long career in N.Y. eventually buying a loft at 620 Broadway in 1996 and selling it in 2011.
How would you describe the aesthetic of your website in three words?
NN: The aesthetic of my website in three words would be Fine, Art, Travel.
How often do you typically update your website?
NN: I will update the website after I come back from visiting a new locale. So usually about four times a year with some updates in between.
How do you choose the photos that you display on your homepage?
NN: Choosing the photos to display is a painstaking task. Since I shoot in a 2×3 ratio and the homepage images are square, usually it is an image I love that crops well to a square!
What is your favorite new feature of liveBooks8?
NN: I guess my favorite new feature on liveBooks8 is the ability to see the way all the different platforms will look in the design center.
What's one piece of advice you'd offer to someone designing their website?
NN: If I were offering advice about designing a photography website, it would be to keep the format simple and clean and be ruthless about your editing.
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Cameron Karsten is both a photographer and film-maker. His work ranges from portraiture to lifestyle photography. He had worked for clients such as Discovery Channel, Bank of America, Delta Air Lines, and Microsoft. To see more of Cameron's work, visit his liveBooks8 site: www.cameronkarsten.com.
I began my career as a writer, spending my twenties backpacking around the world in search of stories, characters, and experiences. I began a blog, attained followers, sold travel articles, and by the advice of someone, I was encouraged to post photographs with my written stories. At this time, digital photography was gaining momentum, so I traded in my Nikon film camera for a small point-and-shoot. I kept writing but slowly overtime, I had the desire to tell stories with photos instead of words. This led to a 2-year program in commercial photography, which led to assisting and digital-teching for professional photographers, which has now grown into a career as a commercial photographer. I still write and have a love for the craft, but I now shoot motion alongside my photography. When I step back, they're all a form of storytelling, so I'm grateful for each trade.
Q: How would you describe the aesthetic of your website in three words?
CK: When I switched platforms to the new liveBooks8 I was seeking something clean, simple, and bold. These would be the three words I'd use, and maybe throw in elegant as well.
Q: How often do you typically update your website?
CK: Typically I update my website every couple of months, but it also depends if new work I finish fits within my projects and portfolios. Sometimes it's sooner, sometimes it's later, but I look at it and analyze the content every few days, seeking a better edit or a new perspective that'll improve my presentation. But I admit; I am my own worst editor.
Q: How do you choose the photos that you display on your homepage?
CK: I want the homepage images that represent my projects and portfolios to be striking and to me that carries a sense of emotion with regards to light, shadow, and lines. Most of them are during sunrise or sunset, or are dramatic in the sense of scale and design. Obviously, I'm looking to attract creative directors, art buyers and project managers to dig deeper into my website whether it's a personal project or commissioned portraiture.
Q: What is your favorite new feature of liveBooks8?
CK: My favorite new feature of liveBooks8 is the fullscreen homepage allowing the images to be big and bold. I want the first glance at my website to be striking and be utilizing the full screen with scrolling images, this becomes effective.
Q: What's one piece of advice you'd offer to someone designing their website?
CK: If I could offer advice on designing a website, I'd say utilize peers and professionals to help you edit your work. I've put my photography in front of many peers and strangers, receiving a whole gamut of feedback. It has shaped how I present my work, as well as helped hone my skills as a storyteller. The liveBooks8 support staff was also diligent throughout the process of transitioning my website to the new platform, which I appreciate and I'm grateful for.
My name is Kari Alana Heron. I am a storyteller. I tell three-dimensional stories about food, culture, people, travel, and life using images and words. My portfolio site is www.kariheron.com and award-winning food blog is www.chefandsteward.com.
I started out taking photos of food when I decided to delve into my ambition to start a food blog with my chef husband some six years ago. As expats, it was a great way for me to introduce myself to Dubai, which was my new home and to merge our skills, expertise, and interests. I have been shooting since I was 9 on a 24 mm and eventually inherited my father's 35 mm in my teens. I trained in photography from age 16 and went pro when I left the Caribbean and moved to Dubai. Why food? It doesn't talk back. Seriously though, food is one of the most challenging subjects and I love the reward of conquering something that is so dynamic. Food and culture have always intrigued me.
I have a mad love for the Middle East. I fell in love some years ago. There is so much there – even though it may seem very basic to Western eyes. I felt I had my greatest personal growth in the Middle East. Jordan has been my most sacred place to shoot so far.
Since I have an extensive background in Media and Communication, I have learned that relationships are everything in business. It is the same with small clients and those names that make your client list look lush. Waldorf Astoria was a brilliant brand to work with and their Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates location is one of the most spectacular hotels I have ever shot in or had the pleasure of staying at. Red Bull is a fun brand and I headed up Marketing Communication for their largest Soapbox Race in Latin America.
I consider a perfect food photograph one that makes you want to reach through the screen and take a bite or want to go to your kitchen to cook or book a reservation immediately for that restaurant. A perfect food photograph is an invitation to treat.
Like most creatives, I am multi-talented. The body of my work that I am most passionate about includes photography, video production, writing recipe development, and food styling. I am a content producer. It is a blessing to be able to move seamlessly through the arts and not only express my God-given gifts, but earn a living income internationally from them. I love to travel for work and hop across the Atlantic up to three times a year. Travel is the best school life can offer.
I was commissioned to collaborate on a book which will be published soon. My husband and I are looking for some cookbook deals as we have got a few great books inside us. Food is a universal language that unites people from all over the world and as people who have lived our adult lives outside of our home country, it has been an integral part in our travels in our travels. My work is based on my respect for food, people, their culture and where they live. I am pretty big on social media and love connecting with people on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, Vimeo, Instagram, and Periscope.
Don Riddle is a photographer/videographer specializing in advertising photography and image capture for the travel and hospitality industry. Some of his clients include Four Seasons Resorts and Hotels, Ritz Carlton Resorts and Hotels, Rosewood Hotels, Marriott International, and Hyatt Hotels. To see more of his work, visit his liveBooks8 website: www.donriddle.com.
While studying to be an accountant, I enrolled in a photography class at the University of Utah. I instantly fell in love with photography and decided that life as an accountant might not be for me. I moved back to Southern California and enrolled in Brooks Institute of Photography. This started me on a path to a 20 year career of creating images.
Q: How would you describe the aesthetic of your website in three words?
DR: Clean, simple and large! I love the full-page images.
Q: How often do you typically update your website?
DR: I try to update my website every 6 months rotating in newer images from recent projects.
Q: How do you choose the photos that you display on your homepage?
DR: Homepage images need to be impactful and current. I try to keep some of my most inspiring and new images right there in front.
Q: What is your favorite feature of liveBooks8?
DR: The ease of design. I liked the ability to start out with a blank slate and customize the site to my liking. It didn't take long to learn how the design software worked. That was a big selling point for me.
Q: What's one piece of advice you'd offer to someone designing their website?
DR: Ease of use for the viewer! I think it is very important that art buyers viewing a site can easily navigate the site. I will quickly leave a site that is too confusing to figure out. You don't want to give anyone an excuse to move on to the next site. It needs to be instantly apparent how to navigate through the site.
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We are thrilled to have just wrapped up our first ever Instagram contest – we absolutely loved seeing all of the amazing photos! We wanted to share with you the winning snaps (the decision was incredibly difficult!)
This photo by Stephane Malassine is absolutely gorgeous – it makes us feel tranquil and relaxed, and the colors are so incredibly vibrant! Check out more of his work at his website: www.malassine.com and on Instagram: @s.malassine
We are mesmerized by this pic from Greg Anthon – the colors, the way he expertly captures a wave at its peak, and the clean lines. See more of his unique style on Instagram: @greganthon.
Our third winner is this breathtaking snap by Jamie Chan in Bali, Indonesia. Check her out at www.jamiecphotos.com and on Instagram: @jamiecphotos.
Stay tuned for our next Instagram contest – and thanks to all those that participated!
Photographer Wayne Kaulbach took his family and went on the trip of a lifetime around the world for nine months – capturing some pretty incredible moments along the way. We love his story and images so much that we had to share.
Q: What inspired your trip?
WK: The inspiration for our trip came about when my wife was diagnosed with a brain tumor in May of 2012 (she has thankfully fully recovered). We just sat down as a family and decided life is much too precious and short and that we should embark on a Round The World trip that we dubbed "9 Months of Sundays." We took our daughter Chloe (who was 14 when we left on December 2nd, 2013) and our son Noah (who turned 12 on December 5th of our trip). Our eldest daughter, Litia, was busy with University studies. Another inspiration for the trip was to try to follow the "mindful living" philosophy and live in the moment.
Q: Which countries did you visit?
WK: We flew from Vancouver, British Columbia on the morning of December 2nd to Seattle, and then on to Tokyo, Japan. We spent five days in Tokyo and then flew to Bangkok, Thailand. In Thailand we volunteered at an Elephant Nature Park north of Chiang Mai for one week and then made our way by train down south to spend Christmas and New Years on Koh Lanta. January 6th, 2014 we flew to Kolkata, India where we spent six weeks mostly in Rajasthan broken up by a flight up to Kathmandu, Nepal. Mid-February we flew to Nairobi, Kenya and started a 30-day trek that took us through Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, and South Africa. On April 1st we flew to Rome and embarked on the European portion of our travel. We visited Barcelona (took in a Barcelona football game and saw Messi), Rome, Sora, Florence, and Venice. The month of May we spent in Ljubljana, Solvenia – amazing city! June found us in Budapest, Prague, Salzburg, Munich, Wroclaw, Poland, Berlin and a flight to London on June 21st to celebrate our daughter's 15th birthday. End of June, July and all of August we spent in Paris and flew back to Canada the beginning of September 2014.
Q: What was your main focus/inspiration for the pictures you took?
WK: I love to photograph street/editorial images and I just love to photograph people. My wife and I have owned a natural light portrait business – Skylight Images – for the past 20 years so it was nice to have a break from our business but we simply could not put our cameras down as we are both very passionate to create photographs. We shot lots of candid work and also approached people and asked to photograph them. We also left our bulky Canon gear at home and I traveled with Fujifilm's X-Pro 1 mirror-less system with a 35mm F1.4 R and my wife took the Fujifilm X-E2 with 23mm F1.4 lens. Each of our camera bags were approximately 6 x 8 x 4 inches. It was a liberating experience and I do not feel that we compromised on quality. The only time we really missed the gear we left behind was in the Serengeti – a longer lens would have been useful.
Q: Do you have a favorite image from the series? If so, which one and why?
WK: It's challenging to pick a favorite image but I'm partial to the image that opens my website (shown below): Dysturb (candid street image taken on the streets of Paris).
Q: It appears you made a conscious choice to have these photos in black and white. Did you know that going into it or was that a decision you made in editing?
WK: The Paris Series that won Best Feature Album at our National Convention in Canada in May of 2015 did (originally) have some color images that looked good on their own but as a series I decided to go with a black and white theme. Perhaps channeling the great French street photographers I admire so much: Robert Doisneau and Henri Cartier-Bresson. I generally default to black and white with my street work but some images just look better in color.
Q: Can you tell me a little bit about the two awards you won for this series?
WK: I won the Beast Feature Album – 1st in Class, Professional Photographers of Canada in May of 2015. Everyday I would wander different sections of Paris on foot/bike or transit and photograph.
WK: I also won 2nd place for Life International Magazine, Interconnections for "Dysturb" photographed in Paris, April 2015. I was admiring the backdrop of Dysturb and brought in a foreground element with the sign. I waited about five minutes for my subject to walk through the scene.
Q: Do you have any other projects that you're working on for the rest of the year?
WK: Upcoming projects include three photography tours I will be conducting. The first is 18 days in India: Rajasthan and Taj Mahal, January, 2016. The second is eight days in Venice in April, 2016. And finally, I will be doing eight days in New York City in June of 2016. Please contact me at email@example.com for more information. I have over 10 years part-time experience teaching Street and Travel photography at Langara College and and Focal Point here in Vancouver, Canada.
To read more about Wayne and his family's trip, check out his wife's blog about the experience, and see more of Wayne's photography here: www.wkaulbach.com
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35. Meanwhile Marcellus set out with about a third of his army to recover the cities which in the unsettled state of affairs had gone over to the Carthaginians. [2] Helorus and Herbesus he did recover by their own surrender; Megara he took by assault, destroyed and plundered, to terrify the others and especially the Syracusans. [3] About the same time also Himilco, who had long kept his fleet off the promontory of Pachynum, landed at Heraclea,1 called Minoa, 25,000 infantry, 3,000 cavalry and twelve elephants, a very much larger force than that with which he had previously kept his fleet off Pachynum. [4] But after Syracuse had been seized by Hippocrates, Himilco went to Carthage and was aided there both by the legates of Hippocrates and by a letter from Hannibal, who said the time had come to recover Sicily in the most honourable manner. [5] Himilco [p. 289]himself, being an influential adviser, present in2 person, had easily prevailed upon them to send across to Sicily the largest possible forces of infantry and cavalry. Arrived at Heraclea, he recovered Agrigentum within a few days. [6] And the hopes of the other city-states which were on the side of the Carthaginians were so fired to drive the Romans out of Sicily that finally even those who were besieged at Syracuse took courage. [7] And thinking the city could be sufficiently defended by a part of the forces, they so divided the military duties that Epicydes should be in charge of the defence of the city, and Hippocrates, together with Himilco, should carry on the war against the Roman consul. [8] With 10,000 infantry and five hundred horse he set out by night through places unguarded and pitched camp near the city of Acrillae.3 [9] As they were fortifying, Marcellus arrived, returning from Agrigentum, which was already occupied, since it was in vain that he had endeavoured to anticipate the enemy by hastening thither. Nothing was farther from his thoughts than that a Syracusan army should meet him there at that time. [10] Nevertheless, from fear of Himilco and the Carthaginians, being no match for them with the forces he had, he was advancing with all possible alertness and with a column so formed as to meet any emergency.
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The Lifeboat Station Project — a huge, unprecedented photographic portrayal of the RNLI — is now in its third year.
If possible, I'd like to visit your station soon. On this page, you'll find everything you need to know including:
- PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS and AIMS
- RNLI DISCOUNT (including how to pre-order prints from your station)
Galleries: The photographs made so far
Ultimately, there will be a book and exhibition of all the photographs. Both are set to be huge fundraisers for the RNLI.
In the meantime, I'm releasing edition prints of the work, the sales of which help to fund the Project and keep it on the road.
As a thank you for the help I receive, I donate two prints to each station that I visit:
- Print No.1 of the crew photograph
- Print No.1 of the Coxswain / Senior Helm portrait
In addition, I offer a 20% print discount to RNLI personnel (see below).
There's been an incredible amount of media attention too. I've put together a page of highlights here:
As you may have gleaned from the 2015 Ops Circular, I shall be visiting every Lifeboat Station in the UK and Republic of Ireland over the next few years.
On this particular journey, I'd like to visit the stations on your stretch of coastline:
- 74 – FALMOUTH: Saturday 4th March and Sunday 5th March 2017 (confirmed)
- 75 – PADSTOW: Tuesday 7th March 2017 (confirmed)
- 76 – NEWQUAY: Thursday 9th March 2017 (confirmed)
- 77 – ST. AGNES: Saturday 11th March 2017 (confirmed)
- 78 – ST. IVES: Sunday 12th March 2017 (confirmed)
- 79 – ST. MARY'S: Tuesday 14th March and Wednesday 15th March 2017 (confirmed)
- 80 – ROCK: Saturday 18th March 2017 (confirmed)
- 81 – PORT ISAAC: Sunday 19th March 2017 (confirmed)
- 82 – BUDE: Tuesday 21st March 2017 (confirmed)
Would this be convenient? I'm happy to take your advice and feedback with regard to feasibility.
If all goes well, each photograph takes about 1 hour to make.
Therefore, I need about an hour of the crew's time when making their group photograph and an hour or so from the Coxswain/Senior Helm when making his/her portrait.
I would like to arrive at the station just before 9am. It'll take me a little while to setup, after which I'd like to make the first photograph on my list — the view (where possible) from the station.
That way, once I know that the ancient process is working as it should, I'll then be ready to make the second and third photographs.
I'm usually ready to make the Coxswain / Senior Helm portrait at around 11:30am and the Crew portrait around 1pm (or vice versa).
During British Summertime Hours, there is also the option of making the a photograph in the early evening (see below).
In summary (all timings approximate):
- 0900 – 1000hrs: Arrival and setup;
- 1000 – 1100hrs: Make the photograph of the view from your station;
- 1130 – 1230hrs: Coxswain / Senior Helm portrait OR Crew photograph;
- 1300 – 1400hrs: Crew photograph OR Coxswain / Senior Helm portrait;
- 1500 – 1600hrs: Another look at the station view as the light dwindles;
- 1600 – 1700hrs: Pack up (GMT);
- 1700 – 1800hrs: Crew photograph OR Coxswain / Senior Helm portrait (BST ONLY);
- 1800 – 1900hrs: Pack up (BST).
I hope these timing suggestions which might help in coordinating people at appropriate points?
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS and AIMS
Travelling in my mobile darkroom (a decommissioned NHS ambulance), I use an ancient process known as Wet Plate Collodion to make photographs on glass. Working just as the Victorians used to between the 1850s and 1880s — right at the time when the RNLI was incorporated under Royal Charter — I even use a 1905 camera and lens.
During each station visit, I would like to make three finished 12×10 inch glass plates:
- The view of the waters protected by each RNLI station;
- A portrait of the Coxswain or Senior Helmsman at each station;
- A group portrait of the crew.
The process isn't as fast as modern-day digital imaging, so it requires a degree of time and patience from all those involved (see timings below).
However, Wet Plate Collodion is fascinating, poignant, magical and beautiful — I'm more than happy for people to watch as I make the plates.
Perhaps you could let me know about any quirks with regard to your particular station and confirm for me the type of Lifeboat(s) and launching method?
It's also worth noting that I need to park the ambulance close to the boathouse in order to keep the distance from camera to vehicle as short as possible for my processing needs. Please do let me know if there will be any issues to consider on that front.
If you think there's anything I've overlooked, I'm all ears!
If you have any good suggestions for local accommodation, they'd be gratefully received.
I tend to prefer Guest Houses as opposed to hotels — if they're run by somebody in the RNLI community, then all the better!
If you would like to purchase anything from The LSP Shop (including pre-ordering prints from your own station) be sure to use the following code when you checkout:
RNLI personnel should feel free to club together using the 'COLLECTION OF THREE PRINTS' option (found on every ordering page) in conjunction with the discount code for even greater savings.
Pre-order prints now to secure the lowest edition numbers:
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I'm very happy to undertake private commissions, which are now being requested more and more as I make my way around the coastline.
Find out how to commission your portrait on this dedicated page:
I've been overwhelmed by the reactions from the 70+ stations who've already been involved.
You can track the Project as it takes shape on the Mission Map and via the usual Social Media channels:
I'm aware that gathering the crew may not be the easiest logistical exercise when they're not required for a shout. However, as the Project progresses, I'm finding that the RNLI Family are feeling they're taking part in something very special.
I shall look forward to hearing from you soon.
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