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When selecting a professional to handle your wedding photography needs, there are several factors to consider. First, be aware of what kind of photography you want - casual, photojournalistic or posed. Most times you'll want a little bit of both. It's also important to find a photography professional whose personality meshes with yours. You'll be spending a lot of time in their company so make sure it's someone you like.
Below is a directory of San Antonio wedding & event photography professionals to choose from. View their profiles, testimonials or videos to find out more about these San Antonio wedding photography professionals.
9330 Corporate Dr.
Suite 305
Selma, TX 78154
The most important thing that I can tell you about us is that we are extremely flexible!
Much like buying a wedding gown. We try to customize all of our collections to your needs, and more importantly your budget. When you buy a gown you should know there are many different choices, and not all of them are obvious.
We can shoot your wedding in many styles or a combination of styles. We can do it in a more traditional style with candid's and portraits like you've seen forever, or we can do it in a photo journalistic style which is completely candid and unobtrusive. We can do black and whites, infrared, sepia and so forth. We can do it any way you want!!
Our personal preference is make you happy, and mix it all together. The way I'd describe our work is kind of like this...
We are a combination of vintage glamour meets modern contemporary.
We are looking to explore and find that inner beauty of what a wedding really is.
We would love to meet with you and find out more about your wedding, so please give us a call or send us an email.
Photography has always been a passion of mine, and I am so blessed to have the opportunity to share that passion with you! I love making people feel and look the most beautiful they can, especially during this amazing time.
I know that everyone is different, so my goal is to capture your unique style in all of my pictures. I want you to be able to look back at the pictures from this day and say just one word... "WOW"!
I take pride in my work; I am a bit of a perfectionist, so you know when we work together you are getting the best of me. I want you to be happy, comfortable, and 100% pleased with my work. I have many wedding packages available, and can work with all types of budgets.
Please check out my website, or contact me if you have any additional questions.
Thank you so much, and congratulations on the amazing journey you are embarking on!
We are the Vogue of wedding photography. Lens Out Loud is the only wedding photography studio to provide editorial quality photography & image retouching. San Antonio and Texas wide: (210) 201-5367
4319 Medical #131-306
San Antonio, TX 78229
At Limelight San Antonio, we know weddings are a time for love and laughter, fun and enjoyment - and we want to help you create images that capture that once in a lifetime celebration. Remember, this is your day and these are your pictures. We will work with you in creating professional and affordable picture that capture that real you. After all, this only happens once and you deserve it.
Seguin, TX 78155
"This is your event, we are here to capture it the way you want to remember it."
We. Love. Weddings.
At Moments and Milestones, we love having fun. We love working with people, and We. Love. Weddings. Weddings are filled with thoughtful details and emotions, and we are passionate about capturing all of those precious memories.
We know that you have a unique style and personality... so why shouldn't your photography?
Our style is contemporary and photojournalistic - and with the exception of the bridal party and the formals, none of our weddings are posed. Our goals is to capture the natural emotions and details of your day. Our work portrays the Honesty & Depth of the vent as well as that of our clients and their interaction. This is our passion, this is our art, this is our life and we LOVE what we do!
Our service starts with our very first interaction. You will have dedicated Photography Consultant who will work with you from day one to schedule, plan and guide you through each session. You will have two AMAZING photographers whose sole passion and focus is to preserve the memories of yourself, your fiance, your family and friends all celebrating the launching into a new stage in your life. And every image from your sessions will be expertly retouched in post-processing and even... delivered on time!
We are confident that our competitive price our quality our service = The Best Value in Wedding Photography!
So, from all of us here at the M&M Photo Team, we would like to offer our sincere congratulations on your upcoming wedding! Please call or e-mail us to set up your free consultation so we can sit down and get to know each other better in person. We are honored with the opportunity to serve you!
For Austin:
(512) 436-0028
For San Antonio:
(210) 888-9665
It's your day, they are your pictures.
That's our philosophy. Not only do all of our packages include two photographers and online proofing, they also include a copyright release for all images. Make as many prints as you would like.
They are YOUR pictures.
Cedric and Samantha Patterson - partners in life and business, we are a husband and wife team that created Patterson Photography shortly after being inspired by our own wedding photography. Our goal is to provide exceptional and innovative photography that matches your style and budget, and to earn your trust through transparent pricing, responsive service, and professionalism of the highest caliber.
We add an artistic flair to our photojournalistic style, and are definitely passionate about every image. More than wedding photographers, we like to think of ourselves as artists and story tellers, who draw our inspiration from real emotion, real life, and real people. People like you.
We love photographing weddings because they provide unlimited opportunities to document emotions and interactions that tell so many intimate stories, resulting in warm and emotionally rich photographs. Your wedding day will come and go in a flash. All that will remain are your photographs and memories. Let us capture every perfect but fleeting moment of your wedding so that you can relive them for a lifetime.
The Engagement Session is a wonderful time to develop the relaxed rapport we will need to get great photos, so we include it in most packages. We then reinforce that rapport and trust during the Bridal Session. The result is a relaxed bride and groom, comfortable and free to be themselves in front of the camera on their wedding day.
We strive for detailed, well-crafted, emotional, and human photos, without being cliche. We artistically capture the couple's love and all the little moments and details that make each wedding uniquely wonderful - all while keeping our approach friendly and lighthearted. As we capture the major events of the day, we also focus on capturing the more intimate, private, and symbolic moments that keep it all in context.
More information coming soon...
At Say Zees Photography, we believe there is beauty in everything we see.
We are dedicated to bring out the absolute best in every picture...
We provide the following photography services:
217 Casa Blanca
San Antonio, Texas 78215
At Signature Photography we never forget it is your wedding, your dream, your day. This is the most special day of your lives and through photography we will capture the joy...the magic...the love.
From the smallest detail to the grandest moment we will be there for you. On this special day, from the moment you put on your wedding gown, to your first kiss as husband and wife, to the magical first dance together Signature Photography will be there to capture the moments.
Your StyleYour wedding is uniquely you and we design our images and portraits by customizing them to your wishes. We do this by sitting down and understanding your needs, by going over your design style, and by getting to know you. We will create images and portraits that match your personality and style.
Your Wedding DayOn your big day we will be there when your are preparing for the wedding, making sure details are perfect and people are in place. We will make sure you understand that photographing the magic of your day is one thing you will not need to concern yourself with. It will be in good hands.
Your Cherished PicturesWe will sit down and present you with a book of your most cherished wedding moments. Because we know what your needs and wishes are we will custom create an album of memories tailored to your personality and your wedding.
Signature PhotographyWe will always be here for you as you and your love continue on this journey of life together. As your lives grow you will have new adventures and milestones to capture forever and we will be here...for you.
5307 Boston Farm
San Antonio, TX 78244
Decidedly different; definitely not boring; photography as unique as you.
Whether your wedding is in San Antonio or any destination around the world, Strictly Art Photography is your choice for artistic, memorable wedding photography. We are husband- and-wife-team Tony and Erica Gatlin. Tony began shooting film photography more than 30 years ago and has been shooting professionally for the past five years. Erica's artistic vision is unparalleled in the San Antonio photographic community. From cathedrals in Europe, to the beaches of Hawaii; from the blue-domed churches of Santorini, to resorts in Jamaica, we have worked and shot in some of the world's most beautiful locations.Together, our passports are your passport to the very best in wedding photography.
We build relationships with our clients.We pride ourselves on getting to know our clients on a personal level to make sure we deliver the wedding photography of your dreams. From our very first consultation with you, we start to build a friendship that allows us to work comfortably around your family and friends on perhaps the most intimate day of your lives.We are there for you throughout.
We excel at telling the story of your wedding. Our products are second to none - our prints, books, and albums are custom printed by one of the best photographic labs in the country. We use state-of-the-art "photo-fusion" techniques to bring still images of your wedding to life with high-definition video. Imagine your wedding as a music video to keep for all time. That's what photo-fusion and Strictly Art Photography bring you. Our technique is not the old-fashioned still images pieced together with odd video clips of the day; rather, our technique is to fuse stills and video together in a seamless product that brings your wedding day to life, over and over again.
We are two cultures coming together, sharing ideas, style, and one love for the art of wedding photography from a photo-journalistic perspective. We truly believe Wedding Photography should tell a story of the day's events as they unfold. We love people and have a keen eye to capture them candidly and relaxed...being themselves, bringing forth personalities in the images we capture. The end result is special moments caught for a lifetime of timeless memories. Laugh-Love-Click!
More information coming soon...
11806 Wurzbach
San Antonio, TX 78230
(210) 699-9687
Cherish the moment! Trust American Photography to retell your wedding day stories both in print and in video, bringing the magic of your special day back to you again and again. Visit our studio and view our sample albums. See how we custom print every negative, guaranteeing you the best possible finish. Classic poses and custom printing ensure stylish, individual prints at very affordable prices!
Ardore means passion! And that's what we're all about! We're passionate about turning your moments and memories into beautiful photographs that will last a lifetime. We work as a team to give you the most amazing photography available! From start to finish, it's all about you and your story. Not only do we provide great photography, we also have super cool ways to share those memories, like our exclusive at-reception slideshow of wedding day photos and our totally cool 3-D photos!
Check out our website then give us a call. We'd love to get together to chat about how we can make your wedding memories last a lifetime. All of our packages can be customized to meet any budget and need.
9926 San Pedro Ave.
San Antonio, TX 78216
Bokeh Photography is focused on YOU, (no pun intended), and what you want to get out of your wedding photography.
Not only will you spend the rest of your life with your partner, but you will also have these photographs for the rest of your lives as well. With that being said, I came up with my own vows!
I promise you will LOVE your photographs and my customer service...
I promise to HONOR you and your family and friends as though they were my own...
I promise to CHERISH your special day as much as you do...
I was once a bride and know all the hard work, time, and love that goes into planning this one special day. Let me be the one to capture it all and be able to give you the beautiful images you deserve!
I am dedicated to being the best I can be and giving you the best in return.
Contact me to set up a time to meet. I look forward to getting to know you and your love story!
Hello! Welcome to Caitlin's Creations little piece of the Wedding Guide. Let me tell you a little bit about myself, so we can concentrate on YOU during our consultation!
I have been in the photography field for over eight years, working under various photographers. I discovered my passion for photography and weddings, and have been enjoying my career ever since--especially since branching out into my own business in 2008. I look at every photography session, and every event I capture, as a unique experience--one to learn from and have fun with. Your wedding will not be just another job for me, but a special day that I have the opportunity to be a part of. You are not just another client, but a bride getting ready for the most exciting day of her life!
It is so important to have a good relationship with your photographer--they will share some of the most emotional, stressful, and wonderful moments of your life. I enjoy building a relationship with you, so that you are relaxed and having fun on your wedding day, not worrying about a camera in your face!
Besides my passion for photography, I also specialize in (and really enjoy!) portrait design. What will you do with your portraits? I am a firm believer in your rights to own your images, and you will always receive an image CD with my services. But what comes next? Will you print a bunch of 4x6s just to put them into a box in your closet? This is where my special design abilities come into play. Many photographers send their designs out to an anonymous graphic designer, that you will never meet--I know YOU, and design unique creations with you in mind. Many of my brides choose me for my personal service AND design ability all in one, and most decide to let me take care of everything for them, from their fun Save the Date magnets or cards to their unique custom Invitations and Guestbooks, a special Boudoir Book for their husband to be, and even personal Thank You card designs. The Wedding Album is the final result of months of getting to know you throughout our sessions, meeting, and design consults, to make that special design just for you.
Please take some time to look at my website--I know you will be happy with what you see! My portraits and custom designs speak for themselves, and you will find out how easy it is to be able to invest in beautiful, artistic, and personalized photography for your wedding.
Call me when you are ready for your consultation. I look forward to meeting with you to discuss your special day, and to create that perfect package to fit all of your needs.
I met Christian Margain a couple of months ago and as we talked I realized that photography was his passion. As soon as I saw Christian's work I knew he was the photographer I was looking for. Christian did my bridal, engagement and wedding he was always available, in time and very professional. He made the process fun and easier for me and my husband he was very patient and at the end I couldn't believe how amazing my pictures were he capture every detail and every emotion.
- Karen
I came across Christian's work at the San Antonio Bridal Fair 2011. His pictures were so different and so modernized compared to other photographers there. I immediately realized this wasn't his every day job, but a Passion of his; which is captures with his lens. He spoke with such excitement and interest that I had to book an appointment with him right away. For our first meeting, we went over budget and discussed his different packages he had available to keep me in my budget. Christian was very professional, very flexible and willing to work with me; even though it was a Destination Wedding. Christian was always available for me to reach him and had great turn around time.
- Kathy
A Christian lo conoca en una Expo en San Antonio, y me encanto su trabajo, pero yo andaba de vacaciones y ya no me quedaba mucho dinero. El modifico uno de sus paquetes para adaptarse a lo que yo necesitaba. La sesian estuvo genial, nos divertimos mucho mi novio y yo y las fotografÂas quedaron impactantes!
- Yasid
Both Kristi and Dan are absolutely wonderful, being from out of town they really went above and beyond to make sure we were always on the same page with what we wanted and needed. Our engagement shoot was a blast as well as the bridal shoot; Dan always tried to make us feel comfortable and took some amazing photos of who we really are, no awkward poses but natural actions to help us remember our special moments. With so much going on during the actual wedding day I'm so glad we had Dan capture every single little detail that we will always have to look back on.
- Elisa D.
Loved Him
Dan is a fantastic photographer! The pictures he took were beautiful. He was professional and shot during our entire wedding day! My favorite thing about Dan was that he took the time to get to know us as a couple so that he would be prepared to take the kind of pictures that would be special to us. He is fun, trustworthy, and made the day very relaxing for us all. I give him my wholehearted recommendation!
- Leanne L.
Cool Couple
Kristi and Daniel are awesome, they are easy to talk to and willing to work with your schedule. We live in North Carolina and had to find a photographer that was willing to work around our schedule. The lengths they have gone to ensure customer satisfaction is amazing. Our engagement photos came out great that we requested one for our home portrait. Daniel is easy going and makes the experience fun and relaxed. I cant say enough great things about how easy they have made this experience. I strongly recommend Daniel Holman photography to anyone looking for a photographer.
- David S.
You've found the person with whom you want to share a life, now you are looking to find the photographer that will ensure your love is captured in timeless, and beautiful keepsakes that you and your family will cherish for generations to come.
The professionals at Debbie Weber Photography are skilled at capturing all the moments of your special day and we pride ourselves in going above and beyond what is expected of a wedding photographer. We are passionate about our craft and we share that passion with you by preserving every nuance and emotion of your special day-from behind the scenes, to the alter, and the reception that follows-in a caring and non-intrusive way.
Please visit our website at debbieweberphotography.com and if you are looking for a photographer that will not only provide you with beautiful photographs of your wedding but will make sure you have a great experience on your special day, please call us at 210-655-8216.
1112 West Ave.
San Antonio, TX 78201
Excellent service at an unbelievable value with meticulous attention to detail. Our full line of photography and videography can be available to capture your journey from engagement photos to bridal portrait to your wedding day.
Our wedding packages may be custom-fit to suit every individual's needs. We use exclusively The Wedding Book By GraphiStudio in Italy. We also custom design beautiful Storybook Albums that are uniquely yours. Other digital enhancement services are available: digital proof magazines, coffee table books, and DVD montages of your special day.
We are located at 1112 West Avenue, San Antonio, Texas 78201. Our phone number is (210) 735-5555. Appointments Available Upon Request.
Visit our studio to discover what makes us your premiere choice in wedding photography.
Dos Kiwis has a new boudoir photography division, Kiwi Kouture!! Visit our website at www.kiwikouture.com for more information.
11020 Huebner Oaks Apt# 2027
San Antonio, TX 78230
Modern Elegance at an Affordable Price
Remarkable, blissful, exciting - all of these should describe your perfect day!
Hi! We are EBP! We have been capturing special moments for four years. We have a deep passion and true love for photography. Photography is a not hobby to us, it's our life! To be apart of your special day is a privilege to us; we would be truly honored. We pride ourselves on developing a strong relationship with you and the groom, so you feel special and not like another number.
We love modern, photojournalistic photography! We don't feel that portraits have to be traditional. We have modern posing for those who don't want the traditional "formals". We want to make your day special and truly yours! With that said, we offer a variety of styles so contact us to discuss your wants!
All of our packages include a CD with copyright release. We also have custom packages available upon request. Coming soon, every package will have 2 photographers!!
We believe that we offer very competitive pricing! We understand all the trials and tribulations that come with shopping for a photographer. That is why we challenge ourselves to go above and beyond your desired expectations all while offering a stress free experience at an unbeatable price.
Having a good relationship with your photographer is very important! In order to ensure we are a good fit, we offer a free consultation. We like to gather information on you and your wants so we are able to exceed your expectations!
Please contact us with any questions via phone, text, email, Facebook or thru our website!
Congratulations on your engagement!
We hope to meet you soon!
At Expose the Heart you will receive amazing photography to fit most budgets. We are a husband and wife photography team with a combined experience of 25 years. Our form of lifestyle photography captures the moments that fill your heart. You will receive photos that will make you laugh, make you cry, and will keep the memories vivid for years to come. Visit our website to meet your photographers and set your free consultation.
By appointment only.
The only photographer in the San Antonio/South Texas/Gulf Coast region to be a winner of the "Best of Weddings" through The Knot & Wedding Channel for four consecutive years (2010, 2011, 2012 & 2013), FACES by jessica offers customizable packages that can be designed to fit your wedding budget and needs...
Copyright-Free/Full-Resolution discs are included with every wedding package, and we offer the finest quality albums in the USA - with every page custom designed to tell your story with flourish!
With extra attention to detail, a passion for art and a wicked sense of humor, FACES by jessica will tell your love story better than any words ever could...
319 Kings Court,
San Antonio, TX 78212
We are a family owned business with Lauryn Farris serving as the primary photographic artist and Mark Farris as the primary videographer. We believe that families should have the opportunity to document their lives together for future generations. The works we produce are intended to be in your home for a lifetime. We seek to capture events important to the life of your family.
We always create the best experience possible for each wedding by preparing you with all of the tools and expertise to create perfect photographic memories. Â Our artistry comes from the way we capture and process images, but also from the relaxed bride and groom.Â
We will also assist you in creating a custom package to meet your needs.
Please contact us to schedule a FREE consultation. Call us at (210) 792-6746 or send an email here.
Lighthearted & cheerful, Gerri serves each of her brides with much more than just gorgeous images and albums, she provides a stress-free and positive experience while doing it!
Head on over to Gerri's website for an in-depth review of the photo maven in action and see what sets her apart from the swelling ranks of cookie-cutter photographers. And as always...proofs are entirely YOURS to endlessly post & print for the generations to come!
Heidi Rae Photography's work is:
Bold - bright and dramatic images
Beautiful - graceful and artistic posing and framing of portraits
Real - sharp and candid images that will be pleasing for years to come
At Heidi Rae Photography we pride ourselves in treating clients to a stress free photography experience. We know that stress free, happy clients make the best subjects!
We offer:
Heidi loves meeting new people and making new friends, so give her a call to talk about your wedding plans!
Check out our blog!A wedding includes many details. Those numerous details make your wedding special. From the romantic engagement through the "I do", the first dance, and until the last grain of rice hits the windshield, we can be your photographers. It is our passion to capture this exciting, whirlwind time. We will document the details you are familiar with as well as those that might escape notice without the quick eye of the photographer. Your wedding is your story and we want to visually record its importance and memory for years to come. I can add ease to your beautiful day. In a few days your pictures will be posted in the online gallery. They will be available to you for four weeks. So make your selections and enjoy the beginning of your new life together. I am based in New Braunfels; I also cover the Austin, San Antonio, and surrounding areas. I offer several packages or we can fit a package to your budget.
Hello, I'm Joel Byrd,
Let me share with you how important your special day is to me. My years of wedding photography have assisted me in understanding..., no, I more than understand the importance of your wedding day! My relationships with brides, grooms, parents, special friends and families have given me a unique and very personal insight into the feelings that surround the most important day of your life.
Here's what happens when you entrust me with this memory of a lifetime.
I love documenting life with a creative eye. I like getting in the mix, up close and personal with everything, both people and places that I photograph. Getting in the mix is the best way I know to thoroughly replicate what is really happening. And this is exactly how my relationship with you will be. This day is about you! Working together closely is the ideal way for us to get a great set of images. Each wedding is a totally new event. No two brides, no two wedding days are ever the same. My goal is to capture you and your day! To accomplish this, I constantly search for new poses and angles that uniquely express you.
My promise to you is to record all of the excitement of your special day without taking you away from actually enjoying it. Rely completely on me to get every shot; capture the most intimate, exciting, and funny moments. Your wedding will be represented as true to life as possible and never choreographed to a photographer's idea of what a wedding should be. I always have fun at the weddings I photograph, and I will make sure that you do to.
"Photography done your way for the best memories in life."


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2009-10-20 - Interview
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2008-09-10 - Interview
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1. Timmerman gives us the stories of real people around the world who work to make the clothing we wear. How do these stories make you feel? Why is it important to hear the stories of these workers?
2. Would you consider visiting a foreign country to learn more about a world issues that you were concerned about? What barriers might prevent you from traveling internationally?
3. Timmerman meets children who have to beg in the street or dig through trash at the city dump in order to make money for their families. These children would like to work in the sweatshops one day in order to have access to a better life and more money to send to their families. How does this dream differ from dreams of children here in the United States?
4. What do you think about the Anti-Sweatshop Protestors? How effective are those protestors in helping to improve conditions at these manufacturing plants?
5. How do you feel about the American "sweat shop" workers that Timmerman encountered?
6. How are you currently trying to live "glocally" (as a local and global citizen)?
7. After reading the book, what are your feelings about jobs being outsourced to different countries? What are the benefits and drawbacks of this practice?
8. The author discusses that in China, many factory workers were expected to work overtime without being paid or risk losing their jobs. Do you feel that this is an acceptable practice?
9. Timmerman includes himself and his thoughts in the narrative. What do we learn about Timmerman? What kind of person is he? Why do you think he includes his own voice?
10. Timmerman gives us information from a specific point of view. Are there any voices that are missing from the text? If you were going to research clothing labor practices, who would you talk to? Why?
11. This work has elements of autobiography and memoir. What are the benefits/risks of this approach?
12. Which elements of development and economic policy does the author fail to address?
13. What role does political structure play in the development of labor practices?
14. In what ways might our western post-industrial perspective bias our perceptions of these labor practices?
15. What psychological risks might the employees of these companies face
16. Is it morally or ethically acceptable for the author to misrepresent his intentions in order to gain access to the factories?
17. Timmerman seems to question whether child labor in places such as Bangladesh is wrong. Timmerman states, "My own conclusion, after visiting Bangladesh, is that we should not be ashamed that our clothes are made by children, so much as ashamed that we live in a world where child labor is often necessary for survival". How do you feel about his conclusion?
18. There has been a lot of discussion in the United States about labor practices and the strengths and weaknesses of unions. How did this book make you think about the need (or lack thereof) of labor unions in the United States' garment industry?
19. What does environmental justice mean to you?
20. Several American Universities have their students sign a "sustainability pledge." Harvard's can be found here: http://green.harvard.edu/pledge/students. What are three things that you are going to commit to doing over this school year? Do you think BSU should adapt a pledge like this?


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According to SCEE chief Jim Ryan.
Looks like they also have 'big' plans to allow PS3 owners to use the PS Vita as a second screen when playing PS3 games.
In an interview with SCEE chief Jim Ryan at this year E3, the PS Vita second-screen functionality -just like the one shown by Microsoft with SmartGlass and by Nintendo with its Wii U GamePad- is still a key a initiative for the PlayStation business going forward.
He also claimed that he is "very relaxed and confident about the prospects for Vita this year and beyond"."One of our main strategies is this broadening of the PlayStation ecosystem - whether it's the use of Vita in some sort of second screen capacity or whether it's like the announcements yesterday of PlayStation Mobile," he said.
"We think that ubiquitous access to content is something that consumers are expecting and are entitled to. It's one of the great things about a company like Sony is that we can provide it. We're very pleased to do that."
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David Cain Barker passed away in O'Fallon, Illinois, of natural causes on December 23, 2012, at the age of 58.
David was born on January 10, 1954, in Hobbs, New Mexico, to Dr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Barker.
He was a graduate of Durant High School and Southeastern Oklahoma State University. In his younger days David was an outdoorsman who especially enjoyed golf and hunting.
He was an all-state trombonist and member of the Durant High School lab band. He was a boy scout enthusiast earning Eagle, Order of the Arrow, and two Eagle Palms. Most of his career was spent in computer science, but for a short time he was a local high school teacher and businessman.
David was an ordained deacon of the First Baptist Church of Durant. He and his family were very active in the Baptist church in the towns where they lived. He is remembered as a devoted father who especially enjoyed travel to Europe with Diane, many cross country trips when the children were little, and later, trips to watch the children perform
in concerts and parades.
He was preceded in death by his father, Dr. Lewis Barker. He is survived by his mother Laura Barker of Durant, and his wife Diane Barker of O'Fallon, Illinois and their children Timothy David, Emily RoseBeth, Natalee JoLyn, and Aubrey LeeAnn Pieper and husband Benjamin and their children Daisy AnnaLee and Donald Lindell. He is also survived by his brother Dr. John Barker and wife Dr. Becky Barker of Norman and their children Reed and Riley.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations be made to First Baptist Church, 124 W. Evergreen, Durant, OK 74701, First Baptist Church, 1111 E U.S. 50 O'Fallon, IL 62269, or a charity of your choice.
Services and burial will be held in O'Fallon, Illinois on December 31, under the direction of Wolfersberger Funeral Home.


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A very loose woman who goes through an obscene number of sexual partners. Neil: "How was the supermarket last night?"
Bob: "Well I took a number at the counter and there were like 5 people in front of me, so I had to wait a half hour or so. But it was worth the wait since I had a 'buy one get one free' coupon." Neil: "I hate those deli lines." Bob: "What deli? I'm talking about your sister. She was lining 'em up in the store bathroom last night as usual. Chucking my junk in that was like throwing a hotdog down a hallway." Neil: "Damn that skank is such a revolving door." Bob: "Word to your mother." |
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When your internet connection is intermittent, your instant messenger app logs in and logs out repetitiously. I hate it when my Yahoo Messenger does the revolving door!
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Waking up next to one person and going to bed with another in the same day. I totally pulled a revolving door with Janet and Summer last week.
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The act of eating food while you are taking a shit. I was so hungry that I just couldn't wait. I had to get the revolving door going.
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when someone or something leaves a place or position, only to end up back there shortly after Don't let him use the revolving door trick.
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Any company that has a high turnover rate, meaning employees are quitting almost as fast as others are hired. Damn, this place is becoming a revolving door. We've gone through four guys in that position this quarter. . .
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1: A death trap for people with skis.
2: Something not to let little children play in. 3: Something zombies hate, due to the reason that, while one pushes on the right side, another pushes on the left. 1: "Mommy! Look at me!"
"Tommy, no!" 2: "Billy got stuck in the revolving door." 3: "Urrhh!" - zombie 1 "Raaghhh!" - zombie 2 |


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in hedge mode the performance is near 20000$ less powefull. (75000$ compared to 93000$)
for usdchf, hedge mode = 22300$
non hedge (back test in progress) but apparently I can get 38000$
(from 5000$ risk at 10%)
so we can quickly get 20% more profit by optimising the EA for the account.
this is what I get
in no hedge mode.
I'm running some additionnal back tests. the kpt parameter appear to provide 10% more profits when we pla with.
another point, each currency has to be fine tuned, the parameters are really different from 1 to another!
ok forexmentor
so first, wheat did you do here?
second, did you have any myfxbook account available to demonstrate your good trades?
I have 2 signals just providing to me 1000pips during the fed announce. (nultiples trades opened)
+MDP in success a really good day.
so if also you provide some good PAMM account it will be interesting to follow you...
you were not lucky on this batch.
I got 2 winning 1 loosing trade. 2% of win on this batch and 2.2% for the month.
another good move to got the 5% of the monthly average ;)
depend on what's the broker sensitive means.
if its due to latencies, spread or some other common problems, then ok.
from a parameter point of view, I will never see any EA working correctly on different brokers using the default settings.
for me it was clear in the documentation that there is a need to be optimised for each account.
so for sure the "broker sensitive" is not related to the parameters.
you have to use your borker's data feed.
90% is enough, apparently I have the same trades in back test compared to the really account.
run the test during the day when the spread is "normal" to make sure everything is correct.
I run the back test for 1 year only, longer sometimes I think its not usefull because the test was "corrupted" by trends which are not actuals.
we'll see... :)
I do this, yes.
it was clear in the doc that there is some finetuning to do for each account.
ouch... all demo and real account just get a big bump :)
well... opening a trade at the top of a trend and another one at the bottom opposite when the signal reverse on the 2 cases is not a good idea.
the good point... apparently the backtests reflects the same trade like the real account.
so we will be millionaires!!!! well... only at 10% of risk or more... lol
maybe its already possible to do this:
how to combine multiple strategies into 1 report?
if its already possible, how???
it will be great to publish multiple statements of back tests, and then be able to combine the results of multiple currencies into 1 report.
ask for a reimbursement of the trade.
on another forum a guy suffer a disconnect just when there is trades and movement which cause some losses...
and it was approved quickly. but its not instaforex...


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Posted by Bari on 29th Nov 2012
I have used this product recently in one cricket match and liked it a lot. It is very lightweight and fit with my legs around
Posted by Muneer on 29th Nov 2012
I have always been a fan of the conventional looking Cane Wood Pads, this was really the first time I convinced myself into trying the lighter new stuff that everyone seems to use these days. Must say i havent been disappointed, they are extremely comfortable, light weight and well padded.. You might need a few net sessions to wear your self into them, the stuff inside is pretty fluffy and would gently settle into a decent shape.. I didnt particularly like their width, just seem to be way more broader than the ones i am used to.. The quality, workmanship is all great
Posted by Stalker88 on 2nd Jan 2012
These leg guards offer exceptional protection. I would have given them 5 stars if they were a bit lighter.
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stu wrote:This may seem like a real stupid observation but I'll try anyway.
At the Edinburgh conference Matthew Simmons said he believed that demand would outstrip supply at the end of this year. If this happens does this mean the beginning of the end of economic growth?
Demand can outstrip supply as long as inventories hold. After that, demand destruction must balance demand to supply.
stu wrote:If this happens does this mean the beginning
of the end of economic growth?
If true, could that be said for the world then? about 33% could be saved without major disruption to critical services?
what are we defining as critical, because couldn't we say that growth is critical?
With the world consuming around 82 million, 42-gallon barrels of crude a day and with demand expected to increase to around 86 million barrels in the second half of the year, non-OPEC producers such as Norway, Russia and Mexico could take up the slack
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ATHENS, W.Va. — In a game that saw 12 lead changes, the Lady Railsplitters came up on the winning end of the final shift in momentum to take a 60-55 victory over the Concord University Mountain Lions in nonconference women's basketball action on Thursday. The win snaps a two-game losing skid for Lincoln Memorial University as they get on the plus side at 5-4 on the season. Concord falls to 2-7 overall with the loss.
The Lady Railsplitters found themselves in an early 6-0 hole following a quick start by the Mountain Lions in the first two minutes of play. Concord continued to push the pace in the ensuing minutes, establishing a 13-4 lead following a jumper from Amanda Smith with 14:52 to play in the half.
LMU battled back to cut the deficit to 13-10 on a 3-pointer from Ralissa Nelson as the first stanza neared the halfway point. Leslie Mack answered that bucket with a three of her own in the next possession, however, the Lady Railsplitters swung the momentum with a 7-0 run, capped with jumper by Mariah Richardson to take their first lead at 17-16 with 8:51 remaining in the half.
The two teams jockeyed back and forth for the final eight minutes, meeting in two ties over that span. Haley Nelson scored all five points as LMU closed the half with a 5-0 run to take a 28-27 lead into the break.
The score was tied on four more occasions over the first 11 minutes of the second half. The Lady Railsplitters got a free throw from Kelsey Bradford and a layup by Haley Nelson to take a 48-45 lead with 8:02 to play. Once again, Concord fought back with a 4-0 run capped with a jumper by Stephanie Wagner to grab a 49-48 advantage with 5:14 left on the clock.
After the lead flip-flopped two more times, a jumper by Ralissa Nelson with 2:18 to play put LMU on top to stay. She would extend the LMU advantage to 58-54 with 1:28 to play and the Lady Railsplitters sealed the contest with a pair of free throws by Haley Nelson as they went on to the 60-55 win.
Mariah Richardson paced the Lady Railsplitters with 16 points on 8-12 shooting in only 23 minutes of action. Haley Nelson headlined the LMU back court with 14 points and a pair of steals in the winning effort.
Ralissa Nelson came off the bench to spark the Lady Railsplitters with 13 points. MaRanda Boddie helped lead Lincoln Memorial to a 43-37 advantage on the boards with a game-high 13 rebounds to go along with four points.
Jasmine Kelly reigned in six rebounds, while Kelsey Bradford dished out a team-high four assists.
The Lady Railsplitters limited Concord to 33.9-percent shooting from the field and forced the Mountain Lions into committing 18 turnovers. Amanda Smith was the highlight of the Mountain Lions' night with 19 points on 8-14 shooting from the field. Rachel Artrip added 12 points.
LMU will return to action on Sunday, Dec. 16, for their first home game since Nov. 20. The Lady Railsplitters welcome Lewis University for a nonconference battle slated to tip at 2 p.m.