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Introducing the vision for the 2011 Help-Portrait event on 10 December 2011. Founder, Jeremy Cowart, explains how we're doing things a little different this year.
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Sher | 03/11/2011 6:15 PM
Sally White
Sally, Eric and I were thinking that we could come take portraits at the DHC. See the attached video. The participants would get a copy that they could give for a holiday gift, we could post a copy at the DHC. They don't have to give one to pat on line, altho some might want to. What do you think? Let's talk more if you're interested. Julia
Sally White | 05/11/2011 5:44 PM
First, welcome to the 505 new members that have joined within the past 10 days. We're honored that you're a part of our community and the international movement of Help-Portrait.
Leaders—I need your help.
We've been using this community site for the past two years of Help-Portrait and we're running into a problem: the groups are out of date and inconsistently titled, making it difficult for new members to find groups and get plugged in. Here's where you come in:
1. Please update the title of your group to the following format: City, State/Providence, Country – 2011
Here are the instructions on how to make that change:
- Go to group home page
- > Options
- > Edit Group
- Make change to group name
- > Save
If the group you are using no longer has an active owner or admin, please email us at email@example.com and send us a link to your group along with the name of the new leader. We will make that change for you.
2. If you are leading a group, we need to hear from you TODAY!
Please take a moment to fill out this form so we can contact you for potential local press opportunities, donation processes, and other miscellaneous needs.
Finally, we realize that many of you aren't using the community site as your group gathering place. In the best interest of new members, please be sure your group is registered on the community site so that new members can easily find you.
Thanks again for all that you are doing to help make this years Help-Portrait the best yet.
Kyle Chowning
Executive Director
Help-Portrait, Inc.
Link is broken to the Leader sign up form. here is the correct link: http://help-portrait.com/getting-started/2011-leaders-sign-up-form/
Fred Norris
In the above group name format it should say Province, NOT providence.
Fred Norris | 29/10/2011 12:07 AM
Susan Sermoneta
I can't find anything for 2011 in any of the five boroughs of NYC. I've looked several times in the past few weeks. I've participated before and loved it, but it appears nobody is organizing this year. Or are they?
Susan Sermoneta | 31/10/2011 1:28 PM
Hi. I've completed the form as the leader of our group although the form does not fit how our group is set up. In short: Ubuntu Help-Portrait [http://community.help-portrait.com/group/ubuntuhelpportrait] is Johannesburg based and started shooting portraits on 24 September 2011 and will continue until 10 December 2011 at over 100 locations [listed here: http://community.help-portrait.com/events/event/listByType?type=ubuntu+help-portrait]. We are also coordinating other volunteers in other towns in addition to Johannesburg. Our website home page [http://www.ubuntuhelpportrait.org/] contains all the information about our activities although we use the community site for all events and volunteer communication. Regards, Stanley-Carl du-Pont
Stanley-Carl | 03/11/2011 4:38 AM
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The Future of Help-Portrait
We recently announced some big changes to Help-Portrait. 1. We're going to start showing the photos if the subjects want us to. 2. We're going to have them draw and write on their actual photos and tell their stories. 3. We're going to hand the cameras over and let them do some shooting.
I'm so excited to show you what this looks like, finally.
I ran a small Help-Portrait event Sunday in downtown Los Angeles at what's known as "The toughest block in the U.S." We were at the Union Rescue Mission at Skid Row. I'm new to LA and had no idea what to expect. But I was excited about trying all our new ideas this year: showing the photos, telling the stories ON the photos, having people sign model releases, handing the camera over, etc…
Here's how each went:
Handing the camera over: Easy. No-brainer. They loved it. I had several people telling me about how they had wanted to be a photographer in the past but had to give up due to their situation. Their eyes lit up when I told them that they could be the photographer this time. It was a big deal and made me really excited to hand over my camera…
Showing their photos: Every single person happily signed a model release. (We're absolutely okay if someone doesn't want to. We will always respect and honor those wishes.) But each person was almost giddy at the idea of their photo being splashed on our website and on the Internet. In fact, some of them asked me to "promise" them it would go online. They asked for our web address and wanted to know when they could see themselves on the Internet (we're working on a solution to that right now). Just like the photos themselves, this is also something we take for granted: having our photos online. It's very special for someone to have a nice picture online that they can send to relatives, etc., especially in time for the holidays. This new direction was a big hit.
The stories on the photos. I printed at least two pictures of every image – one for them and one for us. For our picture, they wrote something ON the photo. I told them to write anything. Literally anything. Whatever the day meant to them, or whatever they wanted to say to the world or about themselves. This was their chance to speak their minds. I don't have to explain how powerful this was. You can see for yourselves below.
With all these new additions, it made it very clear that this year is going to be more special than ever. I cannot WAIT to see the stories and photos that emerge from your events in a few weeks.
Til then!
this is absolutely beautiful. so excited about this.
em | 25/10/2011 5:00 PM
i love the idea, that's wonderful thing
adhit | 25/10/2011 5:06 PM
Dan Falvo
Love it. !!!
Dan Falvo | 25/10/2011 5:08 PM
I love this...love everything about it. The mother/daughter photo got to me...
Ivona | 25/10/2011 5:09 PM
victoria mitchell
i can not wait to see the action here in Nashville! super pumped :)
victoria mitchell | 25/10/2011 5:13 PM
God bless you all
Dani | 25/10/2011 5:13 PM
lise | 25/10/2011 5:17 PM
Great twist to a great project.
david | 25/10/2011 5:19 PM
Awesome... what a great way to give back. Can't wait for this year!
Eric | 25/10/2011 5:19 PM
What an awesome thing to do! Just made my day seeing this and the good you have done.
Heather | 25/10/2011 5:19 PM
This is much more inspirational than thanking the photos and just giving it to them. I love it.
Jack | 25/10/2011 5:34 PM
Amazing! How empowering.
Erin | 25/10/2011 5:34 PM
This is awesome. Really looking forward to the big day!
Andre | 25/10/2011 5:40 PM
Sohail Khwaja
most wonderful idea. Kudos.
Sohail Khwaja | 25/10/2011 5:42 PM
amazing. so beautiful and powerful it made me cry. keep up the good work.
jana | 25/10/2011 5:59 PM
Kari Nichols
I don't know any of these people, yet can't wait to see the next picture & read the writings of each one of them! You do such important things, and they're all based out of the perfect place in your soul!!! I would love to be a part of this someday soon!
Kari Nichols | 25/10/2011 6:08 PM
Tara Leigh
This is incredible. I love their faith! So encouraged by the people in these photos.
Tara Leigh | 25/10/2011 6:10 PM
mightymission | 25/10/2011 6:10 PM
The portraits tell part of the story, the messages tell more--wonderful idea!
Gail | 25/10/2011 6:34 PM
Leroy Skalstad
With all the hardships that come from living on the streets the one thing I remember the most is the loss of individuality. Thanks Jeremy for helping raise awareness that each person is a unique soul. Leroy, Formerly homeless Vietnam veteran .
Leroy Skalstad | 25/10/2011 6:46 PM
Jorge Ivan
I am no longer associated with the photographer who introduced me to your project. I do remember however that there was an agreement with an entity that had agreed to donate 8 X 10 prints. It might have been Wallgreens. Is that still in place? I'm considering offering my services and recruiting make up people and maybe hair stylists but can't afford the printing costs. Please advise. Thank you.
Jorge Ivan | 25/10/2011 6:49 PM
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Jen May
It was definitely an incredible event--looking forward to doing it again on Dec 10th!
Jen May | 25/10/2011 9:30 PM
Stewart Uy
For a few years now I"ve been taking portraits of the homeless people i've come across and was able to spend some time with. I love what you're doing here and I praise God for putting into your heart reach out to those who are looked over. I wish I had the materials to allow people to write on their photograph! That idea is genius!!!
Stewart Uy | 25/10/2011 11:06 PM
This is awesome!
Daralynn | 26/10/2011 12:53 AM
Branden Harvey
I love this.
Branden Harvey | 26/10/2011 1:16 AM
Ivan Boden
Ivan Boden | 26/10/2011 2:12 AM
Scott Huck (@scotthuckphoto)
this is fantastic! I can't wait to participate again this year!
Scott Huck (@scotthuckphoto) | 26/10/2011 2:15 AM
che roa
che roa | 26/10/2011 2:17 AM
Kathy Fulton
The BEST!! So inspiring and honest.....beautiful!!
Kathy Fulton | 26/10/2011 3:44 AM
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Richard Danter | 26/10/2011 9:08 AM
Teena McMichaelname*
LOVE IT !!!!! This is a wonderful idea! Whoever thought this one up deserves a medal. May this help many, mant ppl. And open the eyes of those who can help.message*
Teena McMichaelname* | 26/10/2011 12:59 PM
Mark Bush @ Catchlight Photography
I'd love to see this done in Evansville! Count me in!
Mark Bush @ Catchlight Photography | 26/10/2011 1:10 PM
WOW!!! Amazing how much a stranger can teach you if you take the time to listen to their story.
Lilimar | 26/10/2011 2:48 PM
Connie Riley
GREAT pictures & stories of how GOD is working in their life. Thank you for sharing this. I want to help in DALLAS area, just day and time hasn't worked out. I want to take pictures. Blessings
Connie Riley | 26/10/2011 3:43 PM
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Thank You All Who Have Signed-Up!
[...] 1. These photos can NOT be used for your portfolio. But we can share photos with the subjects story ONLY if permission is granted by the subject. Releases will be available. Stories can be shared here, on your personal blog, the official Help-Portrait site, etc as long as it abides by release rules (don't portray the subject in a bad light, and remember these photos are to create a sense of worth so be careful with how you present them). You can find out more here: http://help-portrait.com/2011/10/the-future-of-help-portrait-2 [...]
Thank You All Who Have Signed-Up! | 26/10/2011 6:32 PM
Shannon McFerren
NOW I'm excited! This will touch them, but God will touch me more, I have a feeling.....
Shannon McFerren | 26/10/2011 8:28 PM
Juli L.
This is so wonderful! Thank you to all of you for sharing. What beautiful people! :)
Juli L. | 26/10/2011 8:40 PM
Jenny Hansen
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! You guys are truly amazing! Such an inspiration!
Jenny Hansen | 26/10/2011 9:02 PM
Matt Carter
I loved seeing all of these photographs with each person's unique individual touch. Thank you for doing this. I know it's encouraging to not only the subjects of the photos, but also to myself and everyone who sees these images. Thank you for serving and glorifying God the way that you do through Help-Portrait!
Matt Carter | 27/10/2011 5:57 AM
Charlene Chavez
This is great to lift up their spirits and remind them they are people and that they matter no matter what their story is!
Charlene Chavez | 27/10/2011 5:28 PM
Awesome! Love the idea! The personalization of the portraits is extremely moving! I'm going to talk this over with the other photographers that are doing the event I'm doing the H-P event with this year, and I know we're going to use some of these ideas! Great job! Do you happen to have a PDF of the release you used? Would make good resource material for the event.
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Stephanie D
All of these amazing photos made me cry. I love their stories and the new changes. Can't wait to be part of this amazing event this year!
Stephanie D | 10/11/2011 9:34 PM
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Last week on The Collective… | Andy Bondurant
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From the beginning of our movement nearly three years ago, photographers and volunteers around the world have embraced the Help-Portrait ethos: that is giving, not taking photos. It's never been about the photographer or his skills or what he has to offer. It's always been about connecting with and giving back to the subject. And you all have gotten that – really gotten that – since day one. It's been amazing to see such a generous spirit permeate these events around the world.
Because of that, countless stories have emerged. From families who have never had their portrait made together, to mothers and daughters reconciling, to rehabilitated men starting a new life symbolized with a picture …. Help-Portrait is rife with stories of hope. The stories that Help-Portrait events generate make up the most magical and meaningful part of this movement. And we've neglected to tell them. Until now.
(I, Jeremy, as the founder of this movement, felt it was best to not show the photos. I didn't want this movement to be about photography. But I underestimated you and the rest of the community. You all instantly caught on to the spirit of Help-Portrait and I'm so grateful for that. But now I'm realizing just how much we've kept the world from seeing and experiencing. This year, I want to let them in our little secret.)
On that note, we have three big announcements to share. (Please keep in mind that these are simply ideas and options for your event, and by no means mandatory to be an official Help-Portrait event.)
1. This year, for the first time, we're going to allow for the photos to be shown, if our subjects want them to be.
Now before you get too panicked, hear us out.
Simply put, we've been hiding the magic of Help-Portrait. We've kept more than 100,000 portraits and 100,000 stories all to ourselves. Now imagine how our movement would grow if we shared these photos and stories? The movement spreading = more lives being impacted. That's our singular goal.
And of course, if anyone does not want their photo shown for any reason, we will completely honor that request and keep the portraits private. In addition, portraits will never be sold or used to make a profit.
We've seen in years past that many people WANT to tell their story and share their photos. For the first time, they've seen themselves in a new light. They're proud and WANT to let the world know how far they've come. We want to allow them to do that!
We'll follow up with complete details about how to share the photos in the coming days. One requirement is that they must have the Help-Portrait watermark in the bottom right corner before posting or sharing. We'll give you everything you need.
But let's not just post pictures on the Internet, let's truly make this a party and celebrate these stories of hope, reconciliation and reunited families!
2. This year, let's let our subjects take the photos!
That's right. Put your camera on a tripod or just simply hand over your camera. Let a child take a photo of his mother or vice versa. Let a former gang member take photo of his friends. Let a sick child take a portrait of her friend. Let them take a photo of YOU, the photographer, for fun. Let's encourage creativity and let our subjects discover the pure joy of photography, and let's encourage them in their gifts. This isn't about us anyway, right? So why do we need to take the photos? Let's be the teachers, not the photographers, this year.
3. What if instead of just filing people through the line and having their portrait made, we invite them to stick around and tell their story ON their actual photo?
This is a new vision for the actual portraits that we're excited to tell you about.
Imagine doing a Google Image search of Help-Portrait and seeing thousands of portraits pop up and each photo has a simple story told on it by the person in the photo. Just a couple lines… "Reunited mother and daughter after 30 years of separation"… or "This portrait represents the new me and where I'm going"… or "I'm going to beat this cancer."
Or maybe the photo just has a simple drawing on it or something funny. Maybe the subject wants to draw bunny ears on themselves or their favorite number of their favorite athlete.
What we're saying is: What if Help-Portrait now becomes an art project?
Kids can use stickers, glue, glitter – whatever inspires them. Markers, pens, paper … words, phrases, stories … there are no parameters here. Just bring your art supplies and provide them with whatever you can. We believe that the portraits will transform into works of art that reflect their subject.
There are a couple ways of going about this:
And of course, they don't HAVE to do the art project. If they just want their portrait as usual, that's okay with us as well.
Whew. So that's it! Big changes huh? We couldn't be more excited. It's a new direction but the principle remains the same: This isn't about us. Let this truly be a collaboration between the stylists, photographers, volunteers and the beautiful people we're serving that day. Let's break the walls down. Let's pull out all the stops and make this a year that changed everything.
-The Help-Portrait Team
Peter Khauo
I love it! I think the idea is wonderful. I can't wait for it to start again this year!
Peter Khauo | 19/10/2011 9:31 PM
This is actually just diluting the industry even more. There are already too many people expecting free photos. You don't see people in other industries giving away their time and expertise away for free, just to help.
James | 19/10/2011 9:44 PM
That's really cool guys! There's nothing like the magic in a child's eyes when they hold a camera for the first time... good stuff! We made it a point ourselves to stick with who ever we shoot throughout the whole process, so we can learn their names and their stories. You guys are doing great with the updates and the news. Thanks for the added motivation to get going this year!
Joe | 19/10/2011 9:57 PM
James, You have missed the point by so much that all I can do is shake my head. Jeremy, everyone at HP, this is wonderful. It's exciting to think of the impact this will make.
Tom | 20/10/2011 12:10 AM
James, you're out of touch about what HP is about dude. This isn't about giving away service to your mooching neighbor or family friend, it's about giving back to your community. Furthermore, MANY professionals in other industries donate time and talent for causes they believe in. If you don't want to find the meaning in this movement, fine, but you're complaining to the wrong crowd. As for the original post - I love the artistic, community art element being incorporated into it, but I'm a little bummed this announcement wasn't made sooner.... It's coming somewhat late to those of us who have already been working hard at other plans.... I'd love to be able to incorporate some of these ideas into my local hp event, but it would have been nice to have gotten this direction/suggestion earlier. Still, I'm looking forward to seeing the results from other groups :)
Amandalynn | 20/10/2011 1:23 AM
James, actually there are other industries willing to donate their time, resources, money and other things, especially during the holiday to help those less fortunate. Perhaps you need to rethink you career choice or maybe just rethink your outlook. It's a shame that someone will try to put down an organization that is about helping people.
Sharley | 20/10/2011 1:46 AM
James, is a construction company that volunteers their time and provides materials to build a house for Habitat for Humanity or similar organization for a family that otherwise wouldn't ever afford to live in their own home going to destroy the home building industry? No, that's dumb logic. Go troll somewhere else.
Kyle | 20/10/2011 2:15 AM
First off.. i ENTIRELY disagree with James.. HOWEVER, I just wanted to express some concerns. 1) There needs to be SPECIFIC guidelines for sharing photos, even if only through the HP website. Rules such as "no personal branding or watermarks on HP images". This will stop people from trying to promote their own business through HP portraits. To me, that was the main reason why, as an organizer, I really pushed the rule of NO PORTRAITS ON THE INTERNET. I hated seeing people trying to use those photos to push their own brand in the vein of HP. 2) I don't like the idea of giving the camera to people to take portraits. I believe that really dilutes the message of Help-Portrait to GIVE portraits. I had found that the reason people were so moved by this movement was because they never had the experience of working with a professional photographer and getting that PROFESSIONAL picture. Even if a photographer sets up all of the lighting and puts the camera on a tripod, that person is not getting the experience of a professional portrait. I dont know about you, but I feel that the photographer behind the camera makes all the difference in the world - even if it's just a pre-set lighting set up. It's the pro who can really get the right moment and the perfect picture. I feel that by adding the element of creativity and art to it you are completely missing the point which is to give people something that they would love to have in their homes but wouldn't have without HP. I love the idea of writing a message. We actually did this in a few ways. Firstly, each person got an ID number - after the event they were encouraged to send a request for the digital files using their ID number - in that request form there was a check box asking "Would you like your picture and story to be shared" and then a comment field for them to tell their story. We received SOOO many really great stories that way yet we were able to avoid the mess of a craft area and didn't dilute the concept of giving great PORTRAITS and having the experience of feeling beautiful. When you start adding things to the experience of feeling great about yourself and start asking people to not only feel great about themselves but then to get creative adn write and draw, i think you might be asking alot. We also had a LOT of things for people to do while waiting. We didn't have lines - we had stations and people had numbers. We had magazine racks and a kids play area as well as food and music. We never felt that the people waiting were being cattle called in to line at all.. and we did about 300 portraits!
lindsay | 20/10/2011 3:32 AM
Jerry Voelker
I love this idea. The most amazing moments before were capturing pictures of people and families that had never had a photo taken. I love the idea of letting them capture the images. I'm excited by the idea of a little kid taking a picture of their parent - you know it is something they will be proud of for the rest of their lives.
Jerry Voelker | 20/10/2011 4:34 AM
Tamara Okoti
Lindsay: Kinda liking the idea of a form for them to fill out while they wait, with their story. Otherwise, I think that adding all that art stuff would create a bit too much mayhem plus mess. Last year we had trouble with one big paper and felts for the kids as it was. Secondly I agree that this is pretty late coming, and if you would like us to be able to share photos of any kind, you will have to provide a very good model release for everyone to use. I also agree that handing your camera to someone would take away from the "professional session" experience, however, I can see this working well with the candid photographers we will have around.
Tamara Okoti | 20/10/2011 6:38 AM
Alan Mars
I like #1 and I like #3. I'm a little cautious though about #2. I'm a little scared handing over a $3500 camera/lens to someone who doesn't know what they're doing. This makes me want to bring my old Rebel XT with a kit lens instead of my 5D Mark II and 24-105 L Series Lens which would really be a shame.
Alan Mars | 20/10/2011 10:44 AM
Thanks for the feedback, guys, keep it coming. We also have another blog post coming with more detailed specifics.Thanks!
carandavis | 20/10/2011 12:30 PM
Also, the team wanted to add that these are ideas and options for your event - we're not saying you have to do one or all or any of them. We think these ideas could help infuse some new life and creativity into Help-Portrait events but leaders and team members should manage their local events as they feel is best for their community.
carandavis | 20/10/2011 4:21 PM
@Tamara - if you are going to put pictures ANYWHERE you absolutely have to have at least a model release, so if you want I can post the release that we used for you all to use as a template for creating your own. The release included the question "whats your story" and "do you want your story shared with your photo?" and "do you want your story shared but leave your photo out" We had published some stories not on our website, but in our press kit (all stories/photos were with permission). If you wanna see that you can download it here http://help-portraitNEWHAVEN.com/HP-PressRelease2011.pdf
Lindsay | 20/10/2011 8:09 PM
Charity from Suffolk, VA
This is SUCH a moving video!! I can not wait to participate this year!!
Charity from Suffolk, VA | 13/10/2011 4:51 PM
powerful...i can't wait either!
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Just 12 women have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in history. But this year three women will share the honor. Arab Spring activist Tawakkul Karman of Yemen (left), Liberian peace activist Leymah Gbowee (right) and Liberia's President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (center) were named by the Norwegian Nobel Committee "for their nonviolent struggle for the safety of women and for women's rights to full participation in peace-building work.
"We cannot achieve democracy and lasting peace in the world unless women obtain the same opportunities as men to influence developments at all levels of society."
The Crazy Ones
I think we can all think of one person to add to this today.
Steve Jobs (February 24, 1955 – October 5, 2011)
H-P founder Jeremy Cowart recently did a fine art video for POTSC, and we thought you'd like to see it and learn more about this incredible group.
This film is what People of the Second Chance is all about: the beauty of radical grace in the midst of evil and darkness.
If you'd like to learn more about the movement, click here and check POTSC out on Twitter and Facebook. POTSC also invite you to take the conversation (and video) to your own blog, and let the world know how the video made you feel. Submit links to your blog below the video, and be a part of the bigger conversation!
The F Word
In this new PSA from ONE, Bono, George Clooney, Jessica Alba, Idris Elba and more unite behind a new campaign to help focus the world's attention again on the famine and food crisis in the Horn of Africa.
Sign this petition to send U.S. Congress this message:
The famine in Somalia has killed 30,000 children in 3 months. In 2011 we have the opportunity to make famine a thing of the past. Lives are in your hands. Please fully fund Feed the Future and help break the cycle of famine for good.


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With a stay at Basin Harbor Club in Vergennes, you'll be on a lake and minutes from Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, and close to Button Bay State Park. This beach hotel is within the vicinity of Vergennes Falls Park and Vergennes Opera House. Make yourself at home in one of the 147 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Rooms have private balconies...
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Step inside our historic 11 room luxury inn on Main Street only 3 blocks from downtown Burlington. Our inn features cozy rooms with our signature homemade breakfast, free parking & Wi-Fi included in your room rate
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With a stay at The Essex Resort and Spa in Essex Junction, you'll be next to a golf course and minutes from Links at Lang Farm Course, and close to Champlain Valley Exposition. This golf resort is within the vicinity of Old Mill Museum and Park and Champlain Mill. Make yourself at home in one of the 120 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring iPod dock...
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Located just 10 minutes away from the airport, close to shops in Williston and only a block away or so from the highway. Great deal, great hotel. Breakfast is not included but they offer a few options.
Okay 5.0
Clean and up to date. Staff was good.
The price vs location -very high. At--- per night, it is nervey to charge for inconsistent tasting Starbucks coffee, and breakfast included at most marriott establishments. To stay/breakfast was over----.Location is industrial and price spent is ridiculous.
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marvel at our city on the lake.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Burlington/Colchester. See autumn's glorious colors shimmering on the waters of Lake Champlain. Stroll our historic streets, and shop for antiques. See just how a teddy bear is made. It's all here, just minutes away from the Hampton Inn® hotel in Burlington/Colchester. Skiing, hiking, fishing, bikin...
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Not one thing is ever a problem here, have stayed here multiple times.Centrally located hotel about 1.5 miles from downtown, but right off the highway and adjacent to several restaurants(do NOT go across the street to the Windjammer or RoofTop restaurant there- awful service. Head downtown for better food). Hotel has both a newer and older wing to it, but both wings are great. Staff is super friendly, and leadership at this hotel is clearly superior. Never had a problem and have stayed here 5+ times. Vermonters in general are some of the best people to deal with- and this location confirms it.
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Welcome to BEST WESTERN PLUS Windjammer Inn & Conference Center! Burlington, Vermont is known for fantastic shopping, entertainment, Lake Champlain and a great assortment of local restaurants and attractions. Our close proximity to Burlington makes us a perfect location for guests traveling to our area. The Burlington International airport is just one mil...
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The room was fresh smelling, clean and comfortable.
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My wife and I stayed in a handicap room. It was large enough to accomodate us and the TV worked good.
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CATEGORIES Drama, Independent, New Releases, Critical Thought, Cinematical Indie, Movies, New Releases, CinematicalWhen I first saw Todd Solondz's Welcome to the Dollhouse nine years ago, it felt like some kind of revolution - it was absolutely like nothing I had ever seen. Of course, I was only 15 at the time, but that fact should add, and not detract, from the film's achievement. I was young enough to still be intimately in touch with the horror and humiliation of adolescence, and I sat in the theater jaw-dropped, just completely blown over by the audacity it took for Solondz to take that kind of ickiness to its (mostly very true) extremes. It was self-assured filmmaking that knew exactly what it was doing.
That's why it crushes me to say that Todd Solondz has become a filmmaker that I simply don't care about anymore. Say what you will about the relative ups and downs of Happiness and Storytelling, but despite a few shining moments I've never again watched a Todd Solondz film and felt that the guy was really in control of his craft. His latest, Palindromes, alternates between making its ideas too easy (people are "plaindromes" because they always end up the same way they began) and being difficult for the sheer sake of being difficult ([ight actresses] X [one role] = is that really necessary?). What are we suppossed to glean in the in between?
A. O. Scott argues that Palindromes doesn't really have an in between: it's motivated by "no artistic interest beyond the limitless ugliness of humanity". Jaws are still dropping, but it seems that that there's something missing. Of course, as always, it depends on who you ask: several critics seem to think it's enough that, once again, Solondz has made something that we've never seen the likes of before.
Whether or not Solondz's moral pyrotechnics are "enough" puts the film in the crossfire of a contentious numerical debate; Palindromes carries a solid, centrist 50 on Metacritic, made up of lots of 80-and-90-something scores - and an almost equal number of 20s and 30s. Either position lends itself to so many good critical quips that the movie feels like an afterthought - see if you can guess which of these comes from the glowing review, and which from the pan:
A) "If you want some easy laughs tonight you'd be better off curling up with some Kierkegaard."
B) "[Solondz's] films are just so conceptually grotesque that you wouldn't want to show them to anyone below the age of … I was going to write "40," but that would be too glib."
But it's less a matter of opinion - this is not one of those movies
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I made this a few weeks ago when my hubby went to his first ever Seahawks game.
He and 3 friends went to Seattle a few hours before the game to get in on the tailgate fun which was crazy!!! I dropped them off, and was sad to be leaving, all the people walking around in Seahawks gear, tossing around footballs, and grilling and eating AMAZING smelling food.
I couldn't let them show up empty handed - so in addition to beer and a couple bags of chips, I sent them with this ENORMOUS sandwich, which I am told was gone in a matter of a few minutes.
I took a loaf of french bread, and sliced it lengthwise and spread it with a healthy dose of mayo and mustard.
I layered on smoked turkey, black forest ham and cotto salami, along with sliced cheddar cheese, tomato, shredded lettuce and salt and pepper.
I sliced it into 8 pieces and wrapped it up tight!
I like to make a sandwich like this when we go on a picnic or to the lake - it's quick and easy, and everyone always loves it!!
I like to cook. OK, I LOVE to cook!! For my family, my friends, my co-workers.... I like good food and I want to share that good food with others. I'm a vegetarian - most of the time - I only eat meat that is wild, like venison and elk, or seafood, but my husband and kids eat meat, all kinds of it! This makes meal time interesting in our house! I will share with you my culinary journey thru making meals we can all share and enjoy.
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With the high prevalence of stroke in Wales, the purpose of my PhD project is to look at patients' functional recovery from stroke during rehabilitation at Cardiff Stroke Unit and in the home environment.
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1. Sunblock
We all know the dangers of UV rays, and at most festivals, you're very exposed to them. You don't want a sunburn now, and you certainly don't want skin cancer later, so lather up. For festivals, I like to use sport spray-on sunblock; I can put it on myself without having to ask for help with the hard-to-reach areas, and it won't sweat off in the summer heat. Remember to reapply every few hours!
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2. HeadlampI refused to buy one of these for way too long because of the dork factor, but now I don't leave home without it. These convenient flashlights strap around your head on an elastic band (no more holding a mini-mag between your teeth). They're invaluable for nighttime Porta-John trips (the scariest thing ever) and they work well for mixing drinks, making beds, and all sorts of other things.
3. Toilet Paper
No one ever wants to talk about this, but every seasoned festivarian knows to bring a couple of rolls of Charmin from home. Porta-Johns often run out of toilet paper pretty quickly and even when they have paper, it's usually of the super-thin super-scratchy variety.
4. Baby Wipes
Not just for babies any more, wet wipes can keep you feeling fresh as a daisy even after a few days with no shower. Your hair will still be a rat's nest, but at least you won't smell. Remember what their original purpose is, as well... they can definitely be used for those treacherous Porta-John trips.
5. First Aid Kit
Festivals are required by law to have first aid services available and an ambulance on call, so if something major happens, there will be people to take care of you. However, they often don't dispense headache medicine, and sometimes it's more hassle than it's worth to get a simple band-aid put on, so make yourself a simple first-aid kit and save yourself some trouble.
6. Camera
You can't go to a music festival without your camera! Some festivals have rules about what types of camera you can bring (no movie cameras, etc.), but every outdoor festival that I know of lets you take snapshots. If you're worried about your expensive digital camera and you're not a hotshot photographer anyway, bring a few disposable cameras and you'll be set. Buy the super-cheap flashless cameras for daytime, and get the still-pretty-cheap flash cameras for evening snapshots of friends. Remember, it's generally in poor taste (and sometimes against the rules) to snap flash photos while a band is on stage.
7. Bottled Water and Sports Drinks
If festivals let you bring your own drinking water, do it, as water tends to be overpriced inside the gates. Remember, also, that if you're sweating heavily, it's important to keep the minerals (salt, calcium, potassium, etc.) in your body replenished as well, so electrolyte-rich sports drinks are a good choice, too. Heat exhaustion is serious business, so be prepared. If the festival doesn't allow outside beverages, you can usually bring your own reusable water bottle (a good choice by any measure) and fill up at a tap somewhere inside.
8. Easy-To-Carry Cooler
Some festivals don't allow coolers, but many do. I personally like the little foam coolers that you can throw over your shoulder and hold a couple of beers, but if you're just attending a festival for a day, or if you have more than yourself to feed, get yourself one of the nice new coolers a long handle and wheels. They can easily hold food and drinks for four people, and they double as a bench.
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9. Blanket or ChairsAt some point, you're probably going to want to sit down in one place and hear some music. Some festivals don't let you bring chairs, but most do, and if you're bringing them, the folding canvas chairs with carrying bags are the best, comfy and easy to carry. I personally prefer to sprawl, though, and I really like those ten-dollar woven wool Mexican-style blankets. They hold up and they're easy to carry, but if they get lost or forgotten, they are quite replaceable.
10. Backpack or Knapsack
Between my little cooler and my little backpack, I can carry just about everything I need for the day. Carrying a purse (as much as I love them) just isn't practical at a festival; it's tough on your back and purses generally don't hold as much as you need. Keep the stuff you're carrying to a minimum and a backpack should provide you with more than enough space.
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Monday, January 22, 2007
Thoughts on Blogging
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- Georgette said...
Very cool webstats, EMV! 1600 hits a week--that's more than 6000 hits a month!! You go, girl!! :)
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Thanks, Georgette, it's because of my friends like you around the globe who pass on the good word.
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Friday was a pretty boring day for Dodger prospects, although Ethan Martin, Kenley Jansen, and Jerry Sands all had solid performances. Based on what I've seen so far this season, it would appear that all three of these players are in line for promotions at some point during 2010. I'm not exactly sure when these promotions will happen, but if I were a betting man, I'd say that Jansen will be in AA by May, Sands will be in HiA or AA by June, and Martin will be in AA by August. What do you think?
AAA – Postponed
AA – Jesus Castillo was magnificent for the Lookouts, pitching 7 shutout innings and allowing just 3 hits. He only struck out two batters over those 7 innings, and only had 9 K's in 17+ innings this season, but hey, I'm not complaining because his ERA is just 1.56. I still don't consider Castillo much of a prospect, but I must admit that he has had a good start to his season. Offensively, Jaime Pedroza led the charge by going 4 for 4, and is quietly hitting .342 for the season. Anthony Hatch went 2 for 4 with a homer, and Dee Gordon had a triple in 5 at bats. Lambo finally had his hitting streak stopped as he went 0 for 3.
High A - The 66ers were held hitless through 6 innings, and Pedro Baez's single in the 7th inning was actually the only Inland Empire hit in the game. Not to be outdone, however, were Ethan Martin and Kenley Jansen, who combined for 8 shutout innings of their own, while allowing just 3 hits and striking out 10. Martin pitched another great game, and had 7 K's in 6 innings. For the season, batters are hitting just .195 against Martin. Jansen had 3 K's in 2 innings, and even though he had two walks, it was still another impressive performance. Sadly, Paul Koss allowed 2 hits and 2 walks in the bottom of the 9th, which allowed the only run of the game to score.
A – Even though the Loons outhit their opponent 10 to 5, they still lost Friday's game by a score of 2 to 1. Josh Wall got the start for Great Lakes, and fared relatively well, allowing 3 hits and 2 runs over 5 innings of work. Jordan Roberts relieved Wall in the 6th, and actually pitched 4 shutout innings, lowering his season ERA to 1.42. By now it is very easy to guess the Loons' offensive player of the game. Obviously it was Jerry Sands, who went 3 for 4 with a double. The only other Loon with more than 1 hit was Gorman "Gruff" Erickson, who went 2 for 4 and also doubled in the game.
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The recession has been hard on so many people - especially those who need costly medical equipment.
The good news is that the big white church on the lawn in Clinton - First Church of Christ Congregational, has a new program that offers medical equipment such as walkers, canes and crutches to those who need it - for free.
David Rainey wrote the grant that provided $2,000 to kick-start the program.
"The grant came through the Connecticut Conference of United Church of Christ through the Frank E. White Charitable Trust," explains Rainey. "In order to qualify, it had to be a new, community outreach program of a small church."
Rainey said the Mission Committee of the church put their heads together and brainstormed the idea. They had heard of Charlie's Closet in Guilford and other similar programs such as the one in Rainey's mother's church.
"There is nothing like this in Clinton," he added.
The $2,000 goes towards purchasing needed items for the program - not for salaries or anything like that, he said. Everyone who works on the program is a volunteer.
Bruce Lighty is the program coordinator along with about a dozen volunteers, said Rainey.
There was much work to do to get started: space needed to be found and tidied at the church, donations needed to be sanitized, and the church's phone system had to be reprogrammed to accept calls for the program. Plus the group had to get the word out to folks in Clinton.
Volunteer Sarah Marcinek said they have wheelchairs, commodes, various styles of walkers, shower benches, canes, and crutches. Everything is clean and ready to go to their new owner - for free.
"If you need something for just a short time, you can always return it so another person can use it," she said.
The volunteers will accept donations of gently-used equipment, as well.
To use the program, call the church at 860-669-5735 and ask to leave a message on the Medical Equipment Loan Program's line, or press the corresponding number to leave a message after-hours.
"Volunteers check the messages and will return calls within 24 hours," said Marcinek. "If we have it, we'll let you know it and you can come pick it up."


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New applicants must submit their application forms by 9 am on Thursday of week 1 of the quarter, in hard copy to Nicki Bruno in GOS 2102. Note that only the form is due at this time; proposals are due one week later.
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It would be one thing if Malone was unable to financially provide for his son, but he made more than $100 million during his NBA career. The Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune reported that when Bell's grandparents initially took Malone to court for paternity in 1986, his second year with the Jazz, they requested Malone pay $200 a week. Malone didn't respond to the suit, but a Louisiana judge ruled he was Bell's father -- after a paternity test showed that was indeed accurate -- and ordered Malone to pay $125 a week, plus past and future medical expenses. Malone claimed that was too much and later reached a confidential out-of-court settlement with Bell's family between 1988 and 1989.


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With the SmartBabyMonitor you can now keep an eye on your little one anytime and anywhere - whether at home, in the garden or on the road. The new baby camera can be positioned flexibly in the house and sends the captured images via wireless LAN directly to your Android or iOS device, as well as Mac® or PC.
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Dear customers,
Due to internet server maintenance there may unfortunately arise occasional problems when configurating your Smart Baby Monitor via 3G (UMTS).
For this we formally apologize.
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Instruction Manual (PDF Size 2,9 MB)
General Questions
The Smart Baby Monitor connects to the home network via a network
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and password.
Due to the bandwidth limitation of the home network, we recommend to access the Smart Baby Monitor only with up to three devices at the same time.
Yes, there is no limitation. But only the image of one smart baby monitor can be viewed at the same time.
Yes, but with limitations. With PC or Mac no sound or alarm messages can be send via the standard web-browsers such as Internet Explorer, Firefox or Chrome. To find the Smart Baby Monitor in your network and to operate directly with the web browser, Medisana provides the following software.
Operating system Windows XP and newer (Size 60KB)
Operating system MAC OS X (Size 110KB)
Virtually unlimited range, wherever WLAN with Internet access or a
mobile Internet [1] is available.
[1] Network operation fees may accrue and the the flat rate volume may exhaust quickly.
Smart Baby Monitor App
Start the Apple App Store on your Apple device, and search for "medisana". Take a look also at the other Apps Medisana provides, or select directly the Smart Baby Monitor app. Press "free" and then again on the same button which now displays "Install". Now you need your Apple ID and the corresponding password. When downloading via mobile Internet additional costs may incurre. After successfully installing the app you will find the icon on the screen of your Apple device.
This is a standard feature of the Apple device, which you should be able to apply to all editable lists. Put your finger right or left on the camera icon you wish to delete. A delete button appears on the right side of the icon. Push this button to delete the SBM from the list without being asked again whether you really want to delete the app.
This setting is currently not possible. Medisana will integrate
this function in an upcoming Smart Baby Monitor app versions.
Currently, you can select and change this setting on your PC or Mac in the web interface of the Smart Baby Monitor.
The Smart Baby Monitor detects when the baby moves or cries and
sends a message with a beep to your Apple device.
Yes, with the Smart Baby Monitor app it is possible to take a snapshot, which can be saved in your photo album and shared from there via e-mail or tweet.
Yes, if a speaker (not included in the delivery content) is
connected to the audio-out jack, one can speak via the app.
Press the microphone icon as long as you speak.
Press the Home button to return to the home screen, then start the Smart Baby Monitor app again. If the home button does not work either, reboot your iOS device by pressing the home and the power button at the same time until the Apple logo appears on the screen.
Check if your speakers are active. If necessary, make sure that
the "Mute" on your iPhone®, iPod Touch® or iPad® is not activated.
Check the "Maximum Volume" setting on your iOS:
App Settings -> Music -> Maximum Volume
The Smart Baby Monitor
1) Screw the supplied antenna to the antenna jack on the back of
the Smart Baby Monitor.
2) Connect the network cable to your router and the Smart Baby Monitor.
3) Connect the included AC adapter.
The flashing green LED indicates that the device is in operation.
If the LED flashes every 2 seconds, the device is trying to connect to the network.
If the device is connected to a wired network, the LED flashes 1-2 times per second.
If the LED flashes 2-3 times per second, it indicates that the device is connected to a wireless network (WLAN, WiFi).
The MAC address for LAN and WLAN can be found in the web interface
under the navigation path Maintain -> Device Info.
If the Smart Baby Monitor with a cable to the network, the display shows LAN MAC.
If the Smart Baby Monitor is connected via WLAN the display shows WLAN MAC.
To focus the image turn the wheel around the lens.
Make sure that you inserted the power connector into the dedicated jack (5V DC) and not into the audio connector
Press and hold the reset button on the bottom of the Smart Baby Monitor while the power cord is connected. Hold until the green LED on the front of long flashes and turns off.
The connector is for audio output at a constant volume. It can be
used for example to connect speakers (not included in the delivery
content) if you want to use the talkback feature.
Yes, the Smart Baby Monitor detects both. If the recognition
function is activated the Smart Baby Monitor will send an alarm and a
(PUSH) message to your iOS device. See also FAQ 25
The web interface is the interface between the user (you) and the Smart Baby Monitor. The graphical user interface is displayed through a web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc.), which allows you to configure the Smart Baby Monitor or to display the video image.
There are various sources that can interfere with the transmission
of the image:
Microwaves: Microwaves near the Smart Baby Monitor can interfere with the wireless connection to the baby monitor.
Phones, audio and video devices on 2.4 GHz base: These devices can also interfere with the wireless connection.
Walls: reinforced concrete of more than 15cm, can lead to noticeable interference of the wireless connection.
If the Smart Baby Monitor is connected with cable to your home network, Wi-Fi is turned off, so that no network radiation is posed anymore.
Outside of the home network
Yes, the Smart Baby Monitor can be operated, but not configured, from outside the home network. We point out that to access via Internet or mobile internet the configuration of your router is required. Operation out of the home network may cause delays. When operating via mobile Internet, additional cost may be incurred by your network operator or the flat rate volume may be used up quickly. We also recommend to change the access rights of the Smart Baby Monitor.
Yes, up to four separate users can access it at different places.
Yes, wherever WiFi is available with Internet access or a mobile Internet. Using mobile internet abroad may incur higher fees. We recommend to use a public network.
Smart Baby Monitor with PC or Mac
Please use the Smart Baby Monitor software from our website.
Operating system Windows XP and newer (Size 60KB)
Operating system MAC OS X (Size 110KB)
Software for Smart Baby Monitor (English)
Operating system Windows XP and newer (Size 60KB)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Dolphins played the perfect tune on Saturday to end a 0-4 run at Allen Arena but now the JU women's basketball team will look for its first win at the Curb Event Center on Monday night against Belmont.
JU (19-4, 9-1), which is off to its best start and conference start in program history, will face the Bruins (11-12, 5-5) at 8 p.m. ET in the Curb Event Center. The contest can be seen live on ASun.TV on www.judolphins.com.
The Dolphins trail the all-time series against Belmont, 9-1, but split the season series for the first time last season. JU enters the contest with a 0-6 record at the Curb Event Center.
JU will also be keeping a close eye on the results of the East Tennessee State and Florida Gulf Coast contest in Ft. Meyers, Fla. The Lady Bucs (13-10, 9-1) are currently tied for the conference lead with the Dolphins but the Eagles (13-7, 8-2) are the hottest team in the A-Sun with eight consecutive wins.
A Battle of Efficiency