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A 32-year-old Prineville man was arrested Thursday night on charges he lured a female acquaintance to an unoccupied home and sexually assaulted her, police said.
Police had investigated a Wednesday incident, saying Bobby Joe Sorg lured the adult female acquaintance into an unoccupied home in the 700 block of South Main Street and assaulted her, said Capt. Michael Boyd.
Detectives arrested Sorg around 9 p.m. Thursday and booked him into the Crook County Jail on charges of second- and third-degree sex abuse (a Class C felony and Class A misdemeanor, respectively) and unlawful sexual penetration, another Class A felony. He remained in jail Friday, held on $45,000 bail.
The investigation is continuing, and anyone with more information was asked to contact the Prineville Police Department Investigations Division at (541) 447-4168.
In 2008, Sorg, then 25, was sentenced to nearly six years in prison in a 2007 Prineville child abuse case.
The convictions were on first-degree attempted unlawful sexual penetration, a Class B felony, and third-degree assault, a Class C felony. Several other charges were dropped in a plea agreement.
Sorg was arrested in November 2007 due to serious injuries to his then-girlfriend's 2-year-old child that were consistent with sexual abuse.
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February 14th, 2014 | Julia Braime
We've reached the big day! Happy Valentine's Day to each and every one of you! Let's hope you spend the day clearing cards from your doormat, feasting on chocolates and taking deliveries of hand tied bouquets of blousy roses! Whilst I brush the cobwebs from my own letterbox in anticipation, this morning we join Emma of Story Of Your Day for the final film in our special little week long series of movie magic.
A Wonderful Wedding At Castle Howard from Story of Your Day on Vimeo.
Emma says: For my last day on Brides Up North I thought I'd show you something a little different. Such is my reputation I am the recommended videographer for many exclusive venues. And for some, like Castle Howard, the only videographer they recommend. I have made the Castle's corporate film which has been enjoyed by brides looking at the venue for their own wedding. Recently I filmed a wonderful wedding there of Simon and Helena and now Castle Howard shows this film off to couples so they can imagine what their wedding could be like at such an exclusive venue. So while this isn't a film the couple requested as part of their package they have it as an extra highlights film to enjoy with their family and friends.
On this shoot I wanted to try out a new type of camera – a DLSR – for a cinematic look to my films. I am now sold and from here on in I will be offering this style to all my brides in the future. Perhaps you'll love it as much as I do.
Emma would like to offer Brides Up North Readers access to her exclusive Valentine's Day offer. Visit her website for more details and to celebrate the most romantic week of the year!
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February 13th, 2014 | Julia Braime
This week, there's a little movie moment every day at lunchtime, as we count down to Valentine's Day this Friday, courtesy of Brides Up North Featured Supplier Emma at Story Of Your Day. Just because I love you.
Is anyone else enjoying these gorgeous little films as much as I am?!
Kirby and Adam – Highlights of their day from Story of Your Day on Vimeo.
Emma says: I filmed this wedding at Oulton Hall in November with a view to making a Film of the Day and a bridal preparation film. As it happened I changed my package structure in December so that couples could have a Film of The Day with their own choices for their DVDs and a Trailer for both the DVDs and online. Kirby decided she wanted to swap over to this option because her music choices were very important to them.
So this is a 'Trailer'… something Kirby and Adam can share with their friends and family anytime anywhere. It's short and sweet but captures the essence of their day perfectly. Their Film of The Day is nearly fifteen minutes long and so I was able to incorporate her bridal prep in detail, meaning she didn't lose out. And what a lovely message Kirby sent me once she and Adam had watched the film, 'Words don't even describe that!I absolutely sobbed! We both love it!'
Emma would like to offer Brides Up North Readers access to her exclusive Valentine's Day offer. Visit her website for more details and to celebrate the most romantic week of the year!
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February 13th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Silver Sixpence Films Showreel 2013F2 from Silver Sixpence Films on Vimeo.
It's been a very audio-visual week on the wedding blog this week, as we've been counting down to Valentine's Day with a lovely lunchtime film each day in our Valentine Cinema series.
Today I'm proud to introduce you to another of our talented Brides Up North Featured Suppliers who also knows how to work their movie magic, Penny and Ed of Silver Sixpence Films. These guys are no novices, having worked on a whole host of Hollywood Movies and hob nobbing with some VERY big names in the film industry. Seriously, who wouldn't want their wedding video to look like a feature film? I'd be getting in touch with these guys faster than you can say lights, camera, action!
And to make things even sweeter, if you quote BRDSUPN1 when booking Silver Sixpence Films are offering Brides Up North readers an exclusive 10% discount on their gold and platinum packages and a 5% discount on their silver package.
Grab the popcorn, we'll bring the pretty, lets meet Penny!
Silver Sixpence Films Vintage Showreel 2013 from Silver Sixpence Films on Vimeo.
How did you get into wedding videography?
We have a background in feature films, which is where we met. Ed was working as the Visual Effects Editor on Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus and I was working as the assistant to David Yates, who was directing Harry Potter. We were doing post production in the same building and got introduced by a mutual friend. Ed has been making wedding videos for 13 years now – he filmed the first ones for friends of the family and did such a good job that he was asked to do more. He carried on making several a year in between the movies he worked on because he loved them so much. I started to help Ed out when he was filming weddings and instantly fell in love with them too, soon after that we set up Silver Sixpence Films and we haven't looked back.
Ed has worked as an assistant editor on a lot of films including Prince of Persia, Clash of the Titans, John Carter and James Bond Skyfall and as a result is an incredibly skilled editor. We believe that each wedding video should be unique to the couple but should also be something that anyone, even people who don't know the couple, will find interesting. Ed is always able to bring out the best in each wedding, using his years of experience to create a beautiful wedding film.
All my production experience working in film and TV (I previously worked for the BBC and Channel 4), means that I am able to organise a wedding shoot in a professional way with ease, allowing me to focus on making sure the couple feels confident in us and happy so that they can relax and enjoy their day knowing that we are making an amazing wedding film.
Why should a couple have a wedding video?
We know, having spoken to many brides, that a wedding film is not at the top of the list when organising a wedding. We also know from all our previous clients that having a wedding film is one of the best decisions that couples feel they made after their wedding. We are regularly told that it is our wedding film and not the photographs that the couple get out year after year on their anniversary, and it is our film that brought everyone to tears. A good photograph is a beautiful memento of the day, but the real and full emotion of the day can only be captured in a wedding film. That is why we take great pride in knowing someone has been moved to tears by every single film we have made so far! Another thing that we often hear is how lovely the couple find watching the wedding video and seeing things that they missed on the day. Often, they say, their weddings went by so quickly that they didn't really have time to enjoy it or fully absorb everything that was happening and so having a wedding film means that they can experience all those things properly again and again.
Why weddings specifically? What is your favourite thing about being a wedding videographer?
We're both big softies and weddings are such lovely, emotional days. As film makers the most rewarding thing that you can do is make something that evokes an emotional response from the viewer. Weddings are the happiest day of people's lives, not just for the bride and groom, but often for their parents and their friends. Knowing that you are making something that will capture the romance and the joy of that is a great privilege. It is such an intimate event that we always feel that we have become friends with our couples by the time we deliver their final film as we have gotten to know them so well and seen the love that they share.
Stuart and Danielle's Wedding Trailer from Silver Sixpence Films on Vimeo.
How do you get couples to relax on the day?
Our approach is very reportage. We believe that our brief should be to capture the beauty of the day whilst remaining as invisible as possible. We take great pride in being told that no one had even realised the wedding was being filmed when they see our wedding film. We think that you get the best shots when people are relaxed and enjoying themselves and not feeling self conscious so we use a lot of long lenses so that we can stay as far away from the action as possible whilst still capturing beautiful footage. We do recommend that our bride and groom spend 10-15 minutes alone with us on the day though so that we can get some lovely footage of just the two of them. We always meet our couples before their big day so they can get to know us and we can answer any questions they have so that they are comfortable on the day with us. I've got plenty of experience from my work in feature films of making A-List actors feel happy and so we treat them in the same way we would a celebrity – it is their day and they are the stars of the show.
Which celebrity wedding would you most like to capture and why?
We've worked with a lot of very famous actors during our time in film. I'd love to capture Tom Felton's (who played Drafo Malfoy in the Harry Potter film) wedding because he's a friend of mine as is his girlfriend. When Ed and I had our engagement party they came along much to the surprise of a few of our friends who were huge Harry Potter fans. Ed would probably want to capture Andrew Garfield's (who is currently playing Spiderman) wedding as they because they became quite close whilst working on The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. Ed is always telling people how he has hugged Spiderman because Andrew hugged him last time they bumped into each other.
Any really memorable weddings that you have captured?
We have captured lots of really beautiful weddings, all of them so unique in style and content! One that particularly comes to mind, was a gorgeous and very 'homely' wedding just near Goole, the couple were getting married in a lovely little church in the village that the Bride grew up in. What was so heart warming, was that it was the same church that three previous generations of her family had all taken their vows in, so her parents, her grandparents, and her great grandparents were all married there. They even displayed all their marriage certificates and photos at the front of the church. We thought that was just so special.
What sets you apart from other wedding videographers?
We approach our wedding films as though they are huge Hollywood movies rather than videos – even though we shoot on professional HD cameras we purposefully only refer to our products as films. We spend a lot of time grading each film to look and feel like film because we think the look of film is beautiful. We get a lot of requests to add a vintage effect to some of our films so that they look like they were shot on an old 16mm camera, because that vintage effect is very popular at the moment. We can also shoot on a real super 8 camera if requested to. We have years of experience in feature film and we use this to make our wedding films cinematic with a romantic narrative that captures the emotion of the day. Ed edits each film with the intention of telling the story of the day in the most interesting and moving way it can be told. This often means that our films are non linear, with audio that has been captured throughout the day often narrating the gorgeous shots that we have captured. This means that the film is interesting, moving and endlessly watchable for not just the bride and groom but hopefully for anyone that watches them. Our personal feeling is that the traditional wedding video, filmed in real time that is over five hours long, doesn't capture the emotion of the day as well as our, much shorter films do. Couple's that choose us for their wedding will want to watch their film again and again.
What can a couple who book you expect on the day?
On the day our couples can expect to feel totally relaxed and forget that we are even filming. Our intention is that throughout the day they don't have to worry about us and they can be sure that we are putting together the perfect wedding film for them. We ask for the details of an usher and a bridesmaid so that we have other people we can talk to if we need anything without bothering the couple. The couple can expect us to arrive with professional HD cameras and high end camera rigs including tripods, sliders and steady cams so that we are prepared for all conditions to get the best possible results on the day. Most importantly they can expect us to be absorbing the day and working out what is important to the couple, including their taste in music so that we can construct a personal film that will forever remind them of their day.
Lee and Charlotte's Wedding Highlights from Silver Sixpence Films on Vimeo.
Tell us about some of your most recent collaborations and styled shoots with other industry professionals?
We have recently been working on a film with Rise Hall which is a beautiful country home that is owned by Sarah Beeny. Sarah and her husband Graham have done a fantastic job of renovating the house and it is absolutely perfect for weddings. We are still putting the final film together now but Rise Hall is such a lovely venue that it has been a wonderful project for us to work on. It would actually be challenging to film something in Rise Hall that didn't look picturesque.
What projects do you have coming up – either weddings, shoots or otherwise that you are looking forward to in 2014?
We are very excited about working with Rise Hall, both finishing their film and working as their recommended film makers. We are also looking forward to focusing on all the beautiful wedding films this year. Ed is just finishing up on a Tom Cruise science fiction film and then he is dedicating himself for the rest of the year to Silver Sixpence Films so that our clients can have his full attention and expertise.
Are you prepared to travel? Is there an additional cost for this?
We are happy to film a wedding anywhere in the UK, although we are based in Yorkshire. We are able to film weddings in London and some of the South East for no extra charge but there is a small additional fee for weddings outside those areas. We have a wedding this year in the Lake District and we are really looking forward to it. We love the opportunity to travel with Silver Sixpence Films so couples who don't live in Yorkshire shouldn't be put off from getting in contact with us.
Byron and Sian's Wedding Trailer from Silver Sixpence Films on Vimeo.
What is included in your "package"? Can you give us an idea on price?
We have three packages that we typically offer:
The Silver Package from £895: We arrive an hour before the ceremony and film until the speeches have finished. With this package the couple will receive a beautiful made 5-8 minutes highlights film on DVD (or blue ray for an extra fee) as well as an online version.
The Gold Package from £1295: This package starts at the brides preparations and ends after the speeches have finished. With this package the couple will receive a 10-20 minute film along with a short wedding trailer (which is a collection of the best shots from the day cut to music. These are both online as well as sent to them on two beautifully presented DVDs.
The Platinum Package from £1995: This package starts at the brides preparations and goes all the way into the evening celebrations and first dance. The couple will receive a 20-30 minute film along with a wedding trailer, both of which are online as well as in two beautifully presented DVDs. They also get full versions of the speeches and ceremony on the DVD (if permitted), along with some printed stills from the day.
We also are able to offer a bespoke film with added extras including extra copies of the dvds, extra hours filming, vintage effect or super 8mm film so we are able to create a package that is adaptable to the individual couples.
Can you do a discount for Brides Up North readers?
Yes, if they quote BRDSUPN1 when booking they are able to get a 10% discount on our gold and platinum packages and a 5% discount on the silver package.
How can Brides Up North get in touch with you or see more examples of your work?
We have some examples of our films along with our packages and prices on our website www.silversixpencefilms.com, we are also on Facebook and Twitter.
We are pretty much always online so are usually able to answer any questions that prospective clients will have very quickly.
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February 12th, 2014 | Julia Braime
This week, there's a little movie moment every day at lunchtime, as we count down to Valentine's Day this Friday, courtesy of Brides Up North Featured Supplier Emma at Story Of Your Day. Just because I love you.
A wedding in The Lakes from Story of Your Day on Vimeo.
Emma says: Lynsey and Joe are a gorgeous couple. And what made this film great to do was because I was also working alongside Brides Up North Featured Supplier Cat Hepple Photography. Because don't direct my couples during their day it's great to work with Cat who is so inspiring and takes her couples off for amazing portraits.
Linthwaite House Hotel in the Lakes was the perfect setting to sneak off and do just that, with us finding little hideaways to get away from it all for some really emotional moments. This wedding film was meant to be shorter but as with many of my films I get carried away with how fantastic the day is and for me, getting that across in my films is the most important factor.
Emma would like to offer Brides Up North Readers access to her exclusive Valentine's Day offer. Visit her website for more details and to celebrate the most romantic week of the year!
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February 11th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Don't mind us, we're just interrupting your lunch hour with something beautiful. This week, there's a little movie moment every day at lunchtime, as we count down to Valentine's Day this Friday, courtesy of Brides Up North Featured Supplier Emma at Story Of Your Day. Just because I love you.
A Gorgeous Wedding at Denton Hall from Story of Your Day on Vimeo.
Emma says: Did you know that the biggest regret amongst newly weds is not to have a wedding film? Well it's true… but having a videographer is still so low down the priority list of many couples. I recently spoke to a bride who'd spent over £6,000 on her dress so had cut her film budget by half. It's all very well having a beautiful dress and I'm sure the photographs will do it justice, but why compromise on a film which could have given her lifelong living memories of the day?
Here's today's Valentine Cinema for Brides Up North. Lydia and Rob were married at another location that I'm proud to be recommended by, Denton Hall in Ilkley. Lydia got ready in the morning in the wonderful coach house and then walked up the drive for her civil ceremony in the house. Some ceremonies are quite short so this couple chose to have a film of their ceremony in full, rather than a highlights film.
As well as working closely with many venues like Denton Hall I also pride myself in the relationship I have with other suppliers, especially on the day, so I was thrilled when photographer Karen Ross sent me this note after working with me at this wedding. "After working with several videographers over recent years, I can honestly say that Emma is the best I have worked with. It was a real pleasure to work alongside her. Her work is first rate and her desire for us to work together to obtain the best results possible for the wedding couple was both refreshing and effective." And that is what it is all about. Everyone working together to achieve the best possibly results for the couple to make their day memorable and enjoyable.
I hope you love today's short film as much as I do.
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February 10th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Love is in the air! Being a loved up soon-to-be-wed, it probably hasn't escaped your notice that it's Valentine's Day this Friday. When considering how to mark the event here on the wedding blog – because in real life with our baby girl it'll be a couple of pizzas, a movie and an early night! – I thought it might be nice to share a few movies of our own. Enlisting the help of Brides Up North Featured Supplier Emma of Story Of Your Day, we're letting a few special Brides Up North love stories take centre stage as we bring you an extra little lunchtime feature in addition to our usual schedule. Because we love you.
Lois' Morning at Rise Hall from Story of Your Day on Vimeo.
Emma says: I was asked by Julia for a week long feature about my films. At first I was excited, but then I wondered how I could possibly choose five of my favourite films. I've recently been looking at the service I provide in the hope of offering everything a bride wants in a Wedding Film Package. This has meant I have been studying a lot of other Videographers in my price range and above. I have found that wedding films can be very formulaic and after a while I got quite frustrated by the fact that they were so similar. So although I've made some improvements I am still essentially offering the high end bespoke wedding film service I did before where no film is the same as the last … how can they be? Every wedding is different and every one unique. So I've put together a series of films for Brides Up North which, I hope, can demonstrate how I do wedding films differently, creatively and beautifully.
I believe your wedding films should be enjoyed time and time again. That's why I make short-form wedding films unlike any other. You've probably found your dream venue, your perfect photographer and maybe even your shoes with killer heels. So now, it's time to find the right person to make your wedding come to life on film, which can be cherished forever.
In your search for the right filmmaker, you may have found many wedding films seem very formulaic. My films don't follow a 'recipe' because every wedding is different, every couple is unique and so every story I tell is true to that couple and their wedding only.
I'll capture the essence of your day and each bespoke film will tell your individual story. Your day will fly by and if you blink you'll miss it. This is a chance to look back, remember the day and cherish those special moments forever.
Rest assured that you're in very capable hands. My films are professional looking because they're filmed by myself and other carefully selected experienced camera crews, using a combination of high-definition and DSLR cameras and beautifully crafted by myself using the best film-editing equipment.
The first this week is a Bridal Preparation Film – many of my couples choose this option so they can catch up with what their loved one got up to in the build up to the ceremony. It can be an emotional time. And Lois' morning was just that. She married Olympian Alex Smith at Sarah Beeney's Rise Hall in August this year. Click here to see the Real Wedding on Brides Up North.
My background has taught me to identify and appreciate special moments, reactions and emotions and my expertise lies in story-telling. A personable nature and ability to engage easily means I'll put your guests at ease when I talk to them about your day. Their thoughts and feelings will add flavour to your story. The guests at Lois and Alex's wedding were literally queuing up to give them their good luck messages.
I was thrilled that Alex and Lois loved their films so much as they were such fun to make. "Thank you so much for the two films you made of our wedding day. We thoroughly enjoyed watching both – especially the film of the day! Alex and I were so glad we chose you to film our wedding day, it was the most fantastic day, which we can now watch over and over! We absolutely love your work, Mr & Mrs Smith."
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January 20th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Boudoir photography has a bad name, and this is no-one's fault but it's own. All to often, boudoir photography is tacky, hard, artificial, awkward and the absolute opposite of soft and and sensual. Would I book a boudoir shoot? Absolutely not.
But what about a Sweet Reveal shoot? Handled in an entirely different way at the hands of our wonderful Featured Supplier Cat of Cat Hepple Photography and her team of creatives, these shoots are less of a present for his bottom drawer, and more of a present to yourself – for your armoire or bedroom window seat. Affirming, confidence building, celebratory and oh soooo sexy, would I book a Sweet Reveal shoot? Well, maybe I already have…
That's for me to know, but for now, here's Cat and her team (watch out for Brides Up North Featured Suppliers Victoria Farr and Story Of Your Day Wedding Films too) to ease you into this very good idea, as they present their "Winter Boudoir" shoot.
Cat says: Sweet Reveal shoots are stylish boudoir shoots with an editorial feel- they look like something from a glossy magazine. I created this style of boudoir for my brides who often asked for a boudoir shoot but with a more subtle and romantic feel than typical images you'd expect from a lingerie shoot.
The Winter Boudoir from Story of Your Day on Vimeo.
I always work around a theme, a styled look for each shoot, carefully crafted around the woman I'm going to be working with. Recent shoots included a Bond Girl influence, a boho look, and a Carrie Bradshaw styled look. It's an individual as the woman.
For this shoot, I wanted to use ballet as our inspiration, we weren't looking to recreate a ballet scene, but to use elements of dance to soften the feel and give it a fashion edge. Firstly the lingerie choices were so important, soft laces, high waisted knickers, tulle skirts, body stockings, all gave a nod to the world of ballet. I brought in the expert help of Jayne Winn from Sheer Bliss lingerie boutique, who sourced the beautiful lingerie pieces used in the shoot. Added to that we sprinkled a little extra glamour using gorgeous necklaces and hair decorations. These pieces added that all important editorial feel to the finished look.
I asked Charlotte Miller from Eden and Eve to style the shoot for me. Charlotte has a lot of experience at styling and understands how to bring a concept to life. She added warm sumptuous fur throws and ballet ribbon to our scenes and suggested one necklace be worn as a headpiece to go with some beautiful sleepwear in the softest blush rose pink. The key for this shoot was not to make it look too cutesy. Women having a boudoir shoot want to look sultry, sassy, sexy and chic. So we didn't want the look to become too fluffy. This is where Victoria Farr our hair and make up artist became so important. She created hairstyles which you wouldn't expect to see in the ballet room, so keeping the look more edgy and fashion conscious. The whole mix works so well together.
Many women are scared of boudoir shoots, feeling that everything will have to be on show and that they can be completely unforgiving to most women, but this simply is not true. These carefully crafted shoots are about exploiting the best parts of a woman, and giving her confidence to feel and look amazing. The transformation between a woman who arrives for the shoot feeling nervous and when they leave looking and feeling radiant and confident, is one of the best things for me about The Sweet Reveal. It's amazing to do that for someone.
The Sweet reveal shoots make a great Valentines day gift. Imagine surprising your partner with the most beautiful little album filled with gorgeous shots of you. Currently if you book for Valentines, hair and make up is included in the price too, making it a great way to do something amazing for someone very special.
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January 15th, 2014 | Julia Braime
The Story of the Clockwork Team from Clockwork Pictures (Empire) on Vimeo.
This afternoon I'm thrilled to introduce a new and very talented Featured Supplier to the Brides Up North stage, the fabulous Tommy from super cool motion video outlet, Clockwork Pictures. Currently based in Adelaide, Oz (told you he was cool) and due to land back on home shores right about now, any Bride Up North looking for someone to capture her wedding day in all it's moving glory should check out this man's skills (I thought about skillz with a zee, but I really can't pull it off). Anyway, he's far cooler, let's meet him…
Kristy and Chris from Clockwork Pictures (Empire) on Vimeo.
How did you get into wedding videography?
From a young age I wanted to be a Disney animator and when Toy Story came along I decided that was the job for me. I studied multimedia at university and realised the animation module wasn't as easy as Toy Story made it look but I was loving the video section of the course and it all started from there really. I had started my first business in the UK in 2004 and soon found that my love of films and filming worked brilliantly with weddings as I'm drawn in by the emotion of a story and that's what I like to portray.
Why should a couple have a wedding video?
I know first-hand that the wedding day passes like a blur and you don't have time to take everything in and appreciate all the hard work and planning. You might not get to see everyone and there might be parts of the day you miss and would love to see what was happening at the time. This is the biggest day of your life and being able to relive all those moments for years to come and sharing them with children and grandchildren is something you really don't want to miss. Sure it might be a cost now but in 40 years your wedding film will be priceless. Also wedding videos in the modern era are wedding films. Films that have the same elements and emotion of those you see on the big screen.
Evita + Javen from Clockwork Pictures (Empire) on Vimeo.
Why weddings specifically? What is your favourite thing about being a wedding videographer?
It's a common is conception that wedding videos are cheesy and tacky and look like they were shot in the 80s. It's always an amazing feeling when the family and friends watch one of our production s and can't wait to message us. We often have messages from people being "Blown away" and "It's the best investment we made" We know that once the wedding has finished and everyone has gone back to work the last two things to look forward to are the photos and the wedding film. We know that our couples are in for a treat
How do you get couples to relax on the day?
As a husband and wife team the couples can often relate to us and we encourage them to relax and just go about their business as they would if we weren't there. As we're both qualified primary school teachers we both have a calm persona and like couples to feel relaxed in our company as it helps them to feel comfortable and also allows us to capture beautiful and natural imagery.
Lisa + Kieran from Clockwork Pictures (Empire) on Vimeo.
Which celebrity wedding would you most like to capture and why?
We would love to be the wedding film choice for footballers. I am a football nut and it would be amazing to be involved in filming my heroes not to mention the amazing locations and lavish affairs they would put on. Also if Russell Brand got married again we'd love to film his speech!
Any really memorable beautiful/ moving/ stylish weddings that you have captured?
Having filmed so many weddings in South Australia we have been really spoiled by the weddings we have filmed. Many outdoor weddings at fantastic gardens, lakesides and beautiful wineries and beaches. One of our favourite ceremonies was Victor Harbour just outside Adelaide with a gorgeous lake as a backdrop and one of our receptions was right next to a big waterfall which we won't see very often. We always feel the emotion when couples write their own vows. Words from the heart always choke everyone up on the day and often afterwards on the wedding film with a hint of cinematic soundtrack.
Kelly + Stephen from Clockwork Pictures (Empire) on Vimeo.
What sets you apart from other wedding videographers?
We create films that are engaging and emotional. We take our inspiration not from other wedding films but from cinema, art and life. Our wedding films are not so much a documentary but a cinematic story. We also use a time-shift technique which means that some parts of the wedding are not played in chronological order and speeches and the wedding are scattered throughout the film for a more engaging experience.
What can a couple who book you expect on the day?
The bride and groom should be able to relax and enjoy the biggest day of their lives and not have to worry about anything else. We find the balance of not interrupting the flow of the wedding while at the same time capturing the story of the day in a way that almost looks like we were more involved than we actually were. We don't set up lots of "Poses" but we might make some minor adjustments to events that are naturally unfolding. (For example the groom might be better doing his tie in the natural light or we might move the dress to a different room for a spectacular shot
Tell us about some of your most recent collaborations with other industry professionals?
We love working with other wedding suppliers and it is one of our main goals to build strong relationships with the wedding photographers. It is so important that the wedding filmmaker and photographer are on the same page as it benefits the quality of both the photos, the wedding film and most importantly the bride and groom. It helps the day run smoothly and when that happens everyone is happy. We are always highly recommended by photographers as they appreciate the respect we give them.
Angelo + Stefanie from Clockwork Pictures (Empire) on Vimeo.
What projects do you have coming up – either weddings, shoots or otherwise that you are looking forward to in 2013?
We are finishing the current Australian wedding season here in Adelaide before returning to the UK which we're excited about and we have some great weddings and some lovely couples lined up. Wedding films are what we love but we are also currently working on adding video blogging to our service and have shoots with a fitness expert for his blog in the next few weeks so we're very excited about the future of Clockwork films.
Are you prepared to travel?(!) Is there an additional cost for this?
We love to travel and we love seeing new places and venues. After spending 5 years in Australia we have a new appreciation for our country and we're certainly keen to see more of it. There is a small extra cost for travel which we are happy to discuss.
Jay + Anne from Clockwork Pictures (Empire) on Vimeo.
What is included in your "package"? Can you give us an idea on price?
We recommend our 10 hour package which usually covers the formalities of the day from getting ready right through to the bridal dance. (Extra hours are available if necessary) Our main feature is a 15-20 minute cinematic film which is great for sharing or watching over and over again. We also include the full ceremony, speeches and first dance. All our films are provided on in High Definition on flash drives. Many people love our optional short 3-5 minute highlight as it's so easy to share and can be enjoyed before the main film is ready. There is also an option to purchase the uncut footage too. Our packages start at just £1600.
Can you do a discount for Brides Up North readers?
We can offer Brides up North readers "Unedited Footage" for no extra cost. (Saving £200). Please quote Brides Up North when booking. The unedited footage is great as you can watch hours of footage as it was shot before being cut down for the highlights. We even go though and cut out the wobbles and create chapters and add them to your HD Flash drive.
How can Brides Up North get in touch with you or see more examples of your work?
To contact us and to see more of our work. Go to www.clockworkpictures.co.uk you can also "like" us on Facebook here.
Brides Up North UK Wedding Blog – Videos © 2014 supplied by Clockwork Pictures
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November 6th, 2013 | Julia Braime
Swinging by to spookify your Wednesday afternoon with a haunting little film from Brides Up North's recent networking party in partnership with The Wedding Affair, courtesy of Mulhern Media.
Someone might have had a few cocktails when it came to interview time! Ahem.
If you missed the photos from the event click here to catch up… and watch out for some (really quite terrifying) photo booth images on these pages very soon.
Huge, huge thanks to everyone who supported our event. What a blast! Let's do it all again soon…
Brides Up North UK Wedding Blog – Film © 2013 Mulhern Media
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April 23rd, 2013 | Julia Braime
Meredith & Leigh Stop Motion Wedding from James Pearson on Vimeo.
I'll be back later on with all the images and details for this beautiful Real Wedding at Denton Hall, Yorkshire, coordinated by a fantastic group of Brides Up North Featured Suppliers, including Andrea from Fabulous Day, Leafy Couture and Box Tree Events, but first I wanted to share this amazing little stop motion wedding film with you.
Meredith, our bride, was a real fan of Brides Up North during the planning process (Hello Meredith! We love you too!) and writes: I have to tell you how surreal and flattering it is that you are interested in my wedding! I've spent much of the past year oogling your website and to think you liked it makes me blush. Now I believe that every wedding is beautiful, but when a big day is as pretty as Meredith and Leigh's was, how could we not feature it on these pages? Blush away Meredith!
I usually favour images over film – and yes, we didn't have a wedding video at our own wedding, and yes, I do hugely regret that – but wedding videography has suddenly got so snazzy and slick (see this interview with Brides Up North Featured Supplier Story Of Your Day) and this little film by Cornerstone Cinema is just so quirky and cute, I felt it would be shameful if it were lost in a larger feature.
Enjoy this genius little production, and watch out for those purple dragons!
Brides Up North UK Wedding Blog – Video © 2013 Cornerstone Cinema
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Think Supply Chain Leading the supply chain conversation
Join the supply chain conversation with Sharon Rice, executive director of the APICS Educational and Research (E&R) Foundation. Explore topics including the role of supply chain planning in corporate success, how sustainability and corporate social responsibility enable the bottom line, global supply chain risk management, and more. Comments are welcome.
How do organizations actually increase their supply chain sustainability maturity? How much progress do companies see? What barriers are in the way?
Plenty of research exists—from academia, consultancies, and research groups—that addresses these questions. Typically such research will include surveys of senior managers that captures their sustainability plans and goals. But less common is research that analyzes the supply chain and operations management practitioner. And even more rare is research that looks at both the practitioner and senior managers—research that identifies gaps in management thinking that leads to different perceptions, priorities, and barriers to advancing supply chain sustainability.
This year, APICS and PwC, a leading consulting firm, have combined forces to study these less-common, yet vitally important issues. It is an excellent match—APICS has an impressive network of practitioners and research, and PwC has done extensive research from the senior management perspective. Together, we focused on paying close attention, in survey and analysis terms, to both senior managers and supply chain and operations management professionals. By comparing and analyzing their responses, a clearer picture emerged of the root causes that slow sustainability efforts in supply chain strategy.
Initially, the opportunity to produce such unique research came in 2011, when APICS began studying the difficulties practitioners face in advancing sustainability maturity. In 2012, follow-up research suggested that one major challenge was the enterprise's differing perspectives on supply chain sustainability strategies, expectations, and planning and execution.
The combined APICS-PwC research revealed gaps on a number of fronts. For example, many executives and senior managers mentioned the importance of long-established sustainability trends and policies at their organizations. However, 53 percent said they believed their employer's sustainability history was unknown to them, or its history was less than five years old. Clearly, different perspectives about the history of sustainability were in play.
The combined research also revealed that the practitioner and senior manager perceive different barriers. The existence of supply chain sustainability strategy is one example. Only 5 percent of executives and directors reported that they had no supply chain sustainability strategy, while 21 percent of practitioner managers reported having no supply chain sustainability strategy. Further, practitioners said that leadership does not provide mandates, incentives, and resources to turn sustainable strategies into action. Other respondents added that significant confusion existed about the scope and goals of supply chain sustainability. In sharp contrast, 55 percent of executives stated that supply chain strategy exists and is fully communicated across the organization, or that supply chain strategy exists but has not yet reached all levels of the organization.
Another key difference for the two groups was in realizing value from supply chain sustainability. The survey included questions that asked for respondents' perception of company performance. Two thirds of companies that reported they did not realize value from supply chain sustainability also stated that they had no practical measurement or tracking in place for supply chain sustainability initiatives. In contrast, only 22 percent of companies who did report realizing value also reported they had no practical measurement or tracking in place.
Ideally, both senior managers and supply chain and operations professionals should work toward increasing sustainability with the use of objective, practical, and insightful tracking and measurement resources. These two groups can more closely align their perspectives. Following are several ideas to consider:
Considering these ideas may help broaden engagement by breaking down silos between senior managers and supply chain and operations management professionals. Remember, effective sustainability efforts do more than help workers feel good, they have the potential to improve brand image, encourage innovation, promote cost cutting, and comply with government regulations.
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I was in Europe for four weeks and by far this was the best nights sleep I had throughout the entire stay! Beds were very comfy and clean, as well as all of her facilities. She was so helpful with maps, buses, and bike rentals. I will be back and I will be staying there again :) The place is adorable.
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First awarded in 2003, the Kentucky Literary Award is a celebration of Kentucky literature. Eligible books include those written by Kentuckians or books with a substantial Kentucky theme. Fiction and non-fiction works will be considered in alternating years.
The winner of the 2014 Kentucky Literary Award was The Next Time You See Me by Holly Goddard Jones. In The Next Time You See Me, the disappearance of one woman, the hard-drinking and unpredictable Ronnie Eastman, reveals the ambitions, prejudices, and anxieties of a small southern town and its residents. Holly Goddard Jones is a native of Russellville, Kentucky and she attended WKU before completing her undergraduate degree at the University of Kentucky and an MFA in creative writing at Ohio State University. Published in 2013 by Touchstone, The Next Time You See Me is the first novel by Jones. She is also the author of a short story collection, Girl Trouble.
Along with The Next Time You See Me, finalists for the 2014 Kentucky Literary Award were Ghosting by Kirby Gann, Looking for Me by Beth Hoffman, Calling Me Home by Julie Kibler, and The Fountain of St. James Court; or, Portrait of the Artist as an Old Woman by Sena Jeter Naslund.
The winner of the 2014 Kentucky Literary Award was announced at the Southern Kentucky Book Fest's Meet the Authors Reception on Friday, April 25, 2014.
The 2015 Kentucky Literary Award will go to a work of non-fiction written by a Kentuckian or with a significant Kentucky theme. The winner will be announced at the Meet the Authors Reception for the Southern Kentucky Book Fest on Friday, April 17, 2015.
Eligibility: Books eligible for the Kentucky Literary Award must have been written by a Kentucky author or have a Kentucky-related theme. A Kentucky author is defined as a writer meeting one or more of the following qualifications: a native-born Kentuckian; an author living in Kentucky; an author whose permanent home address is Kentucky but who does not at present live in Kentucky.
The selection committee welcomes suggestions for consideration; however, the committee determines the finalists for the award. If you have a suggestion for the Kentucky Literary Award, please contact Kristie Lowry through the contact link on this website. For full consideration, nominations for the award must be submitted by December 1, 2013, and the book must be a work of fiction published between January 1, 2012 and December 31, 2013. No self-published, publish-on-demand, non-English, or reprinted book will be considered. Textbooks, children's books, edited collections, cookbooks, poetry, and anthologies will not be considered.
Procedures: The Kentucky Literary Award Selection Committee will review books that meet the criteria for the award and ultimately determine which works will be considered for the award. No entry fee is required. The Southern Kentucky Book Fest will request review copies of any book that they would like to consider for the award. Additional review copies may be needed for finalists.
Judges: A panel of judges selected by the partners of the Southern Kentucky Book Fest (WKU Libraries, Barnes & Noble, and Warren County Public Library) will consider all finalists. Awards will be granted at the discretion of the Selection Committee. Entries will be judged principally on the quality of the writing, but interpretation, organization, and presentation will also be considered in the decision.
Announcement of winner: The winner will be announced at the Meet the Authors Reception held the evening before the Southern Kentucky Book Fest.
Award: The winner will be given a commemorative certificate and a cash prize of $500.
2013 – Non-Fiction - The Kentucky Derby: How the Run for the Roses Became America's Premier Sporting Event by Dr. James Nicholson
2012 – Fiction - The Girl in the Blue Beret by Bobbie Ann Mason
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2007 – Fiction - Kentucky Waltz by Garry Barker
2007 – Non-Fiction - Boone: A Biography by Robert Morgan
2007 – Poetry - Dismal Rock by Davis McCombs
2006 – Fiction - Abundance by Selena Jeter Naslund
2006 – Non-Fiction - Beaver Creek by Michelle Slatalla
2006 – Poetry - Happy Hour at the Two Keys Tavern by Jeff Worley
2005 – Fiction -The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards
2005 – Non-Fiction -Thomas Merton's Gethsemani by Monica Weis
2005 – Poetry - Given by Wendell Berry
2004 – Fiction -The Coal Tattoo by Silas House
2004 – Non-Fiction -A Taste of the Sweet Apple by Joanna Holt Watson
2004 – Poetry -The Total Light Process by James Baker Hall
2003 – Fiction -Drinking Coffee Elsewhere by Z.Z. Packer
2003 – Non-Fiction -Keeping Faith by Fenton Johnson
2003 – Poetry -Afternoon in the Country of Summer by Charles Semones
2002 – Fiction - A Parchment of Leaves by Silas House
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the career "preschool teaching" has a projected job growth of 25% nationally by the year 2020. West Virginia offers universal preschool to 4 year olds in the state with increasing educational requirements for teachers in collaborative and Head Start sites.
The Child Development program is available online.
It is designed as a career ladder with multiple entry and exit points. Students can earn a certificate degree and add to it to earn an associate's degree without losing any credits. Likewise, they can add additional coursework to the associate degree to earn a bachelor degree without losing credits.
The Child Development program was designed to include courses required by the WV Department of Education for publicly funded collaborative and Head Start programs.
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Robert Kennedy Assassinated
Robert Kennedy was assassinated on June 6th, 1968, in Los Angeles, California.
The two Kennedy brothers were assassinated within five years of each other. Robert Francis Kennedy was forty-two when he was shot down in Los Angeles. The seventh child of his family and the great-grandson of Irish immigrants in the previous century, he would succeed his brother John F. as leader of the dynasty. On November 22nd, 1963, he was having a swim and lunch with his wife Ethel at their grand mansion in McLean, Virginia, when FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover telephoned to tell him that President Kennedy had been shot.Elected as a Democratic senator for the state of New York in 1964, Robert Kennedy announced his candidature for the presidency in 1968. He would win four out of five Democratic primaries and it looked as if he might well be the second Kennedy president when he went to California for the primary there. Among cheering crowds in San Francisco's Chinatown with Ethel on June 3rd, the sound of shots rang out. It was an ominous moment, but they turned out to be firecrackers. Later that day the senator spoke in Los Angeles and San Diego before spending the night in Malibu, north of Los Angeles.
The next day, voting day in the primary, it was foggy and cold. Kennedy played with his children on the beach before being driven in the evening to a suite in the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles to await the results. News of his victory came in and around midnight he went down to the hotel ballroom to speak to a crowd of supporters gathered there. He had left the ballroom by a crowded passageway, shaking hands with supporters and hotel staff, when a man stepped out in front of him and fired shots from a .22 calibre revolver at the Senator and his entourage, hitting him at close range in the head and body, and wounding five others as well. The assassin was seized, but it was too late and Robert Kennedy was taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital, where he died the next day.
Flown to New York for the funeral in St Patrick's Cathedral, the body was then taken by special train to Washington DC, past enormous grieving crowds, and Robert Kennedy was buried at dead of night, close to his brother John in the Arlington National Cemetery. The assassin proved to be a Palestinian from Beirut named Sirhan Sirhan, aged twenty-four, whose Christian family had emigrated to California and settled in Pasadena in 1956. At his trial he maintained that he had acted in revenge for Kennedy's pro-Israeli sympathies. He was sentenced to death in 1969, but the sentence was commuted to life imprisonment three years later. His numerous applications for parole have been denied.
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Ramona High's boys basketball coach resigns
David Reichner, head coach for the Ramona High School boys basketball team for three years, has submitted his resignation, effective immediately, Damon Baldwin, director of athletics at the school, announced Friday.
"Ramona High School appreciates the three years of hard work and commitment Coach Reichner provided in his tenure here with our student athletes," Baldwin said in an email. "Ramona High School wishes Coach Reichner success in his future."
Ramona High will being a search process for Reichner's replacement in the immediate future, said Baldwin.
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Planning for 2015 Season Underway
Planning for the upcoming 2015 season has already started. The On-line Pre-Registration Page should be up and running soon. The new Board is already working hard to make this a great season. Becky Fernandes, Jon Hemeon & Sean Grogan have stepped down and we thank them all for their contributions to the League. Dave Gould has also stepped down from the role as President but will remain on the Board to ensure a smooth transition. Thank you Dave for all you have done. We are in need of at least 3 more new Board members with someone specifically that has bookkeeping experience that could eventually take on the Treasurer position. Please contact Dave Poitras at info [at] hc-ll [dot] org if you are interested. Our next meeting is at 7:30 PM on Thursday,November 13 at the Harwich Community Center.
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Closing Day Cookout 2014 , Majors Division Champs- George's Pizza House
We had perfect weather for the HCLL closing day cookout at Centio-Baldwin field today. Thank you to all the parents who brought side dishes, waters and desserts.
George's Pizza House won the Majors Division Championship game. Congratulations to them. They had a great season and played a great game today.
Majors Final Match up Set!!
#4 seed George's Pizza upset the # 1 seed Snow & Thomson last night to earn the right to face #2 seed John Canto Paving in the Majors Championship Game on Saturday at 11:00 AM during the Cookout. Be sure to come out early to get your seat as it should be a great game!


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We've already established that Pippa Middleton is a master of wedding guest dressing, but she's also got quite the talent for tennis style. Take today for example when our Pippa arrived at Wimbledon looking as delightful as ever.
The Duchess of Cambridge is currently preparing for the birth of her first child (you may have heard?) so unfortunately couldn't join her little sister at the tennis, but she was joined by her boyfriend Nico Jackson. Pippa certainly did Kate proud in a suitably Temperley stripey dress.
The Temperley red dress with beige, white and black stripes was originally £750, but is now reduced to £375. She accessorised the dress with a pink handbag from Coach and Ash Jade wedge sandals, £67.50. Oh and her boyfriend Nico wrapped around her arms. They were rather loved up, struggling to keep their eyes off each other to watch the tennis.
On Day One of Wimbledon Pippa sported a pale blue knee-length dress with twinkling embellishments and a sheer yoke under a matching collarless jacket accessorised with nude wedges and a Lamb 1887 clutch available here for £99. A pair of obligatory Carrera 6000 by Safilo sunnies were at hand too, obvs.
Although K-Middy was absent on Day One, Pippa was joined by her brother James to watch the match between Roger Federer and Victor Hanescu today. The Middleton siblings were escorted to the royal box in true VIP style and were met there by the likes of Denise Lewis and Princess Michael of Kent.
Of course, if anyone knows how to work Wimbledon chic it's our Pippa. She's had plenty of practice at perfecting polished Centre Court style and has been attending the tennis tournament since she was eight years old. In fact, she's such an expert, Vanity Fair signed her up as a columnist and comissioned an installment on her Inside Guide to Wimbledon. So take notes ladies and gents - you can guarantee she's packed her mackintosh alongside those sunnies.
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Tue, Feb 9, 2010 (BabyCenter News) — Innovage has announced a recall of about 360,000 Discovery Kids' marine- and safari-themed lamps in cooperation with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
A defect in the lamps' printed circuit board can cause an electrical short, posing a fire and burn hazard. The company has received nine reports of dangerous incidents, including seven reports of lamps catching fire, one report of smoke inhalation injury to a child, and three reports of minor property damage.
This recall involves the Discovery Kids Animated Marine Lamp with model number 1627121 or 1628626 and the Animated Safari Lamp with model number 1627124 or 1628626. The decorative lamps are silver colored and feature rotating films with marine or safari scenes. "Discovery Kids" is printed on the front top left corner of the lamp. The model number can be found on the bottom of the packaging. The batch number is an 11-digit number located on the bottom of each unit. All models have batch numbers beginning with "2."
These lamps were sold at mass merchandisers, department stores, drug stores, and hardware stores nationwide; online; and through direct sales from July 2009 through January 2010 for about $10. They were made in China.


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Anti-Gay Preacher Blames Hurricane Sandy On Homosexuality And Marriage Equality
"Anti-Gay Preacher Blames Hurricane Sandy On Homosexuality And Marriage Equality"
A Christian religious leader has already claimed that Hurricane Sandy is further proof that "God is systematically destroying America" as political judgment for the "homosexual agenda." John McTernan previously made similar allusions about Hurricanes Katrina (2005) and Isaac (2012), which he reiterated in his urgent call to prayer posted Sunday evening (via Gay Star News):
Just last August, Hurricane Isaac hit New Orleans seven years later, on the exact day of Hurricane Katrina. Both hit during the week of the homosexual event called Southern Decadence in New Orleans!
McTernan believes that it is noteworthy that Hurricane Sandy is hitting 21 years after the "Perfect Storm," because 3 is a "significant number with God":
Twenty-one years breaks down to 7 x 3, which is a significant number with God. Three is perfection as the Godhead is three in one while seven is perfection.
It appears that God gave America 21 years to repent of interfering with His prophetic plan for Israel; however, it has gotten worse under all the presidents and especially Obama. Obama is 100 percent behind the Muslim Brotherhood which has vowed to destroy Israel and take Jerusalem. Both candidates are pro-homosexual and are behind the homosexual agenda. America is under political judgment and the church does not know it!
Religious spokespeople have frequently tried to draw bizarre connections between natural disasters and the LGBT community. Last year, the American Family Association's Buster Wilson similarly claimed that Hurricane Isaac was punishment for the Southern Decadence LGBT festival. Rick Joyner had the same to say about Hurricane Katrina, claiming that "[God]'s not gonna put up with perversion anymore." Pat Robertson has long believed that acceptance of homosexuality could result in hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, terrorist bombs, and "possibly a meteor."
It's likely that McTernan will not be the only religious figure to draw such allusions from this devastating storm.
I didn't expect most of you to agree with my statement. But I tell you this the tragedy here is that a little six year old Christian girl and her born again Mother had to flee America in order to obey God's Word.
And now a Minister of the gospel of Jesus Christ is facing imprisonment for helping protect a little child from being removed from her biological Christian Mother and turned over to a stranger.
Christians who loved and nurtured Lisa and Isabella through the six plus years are also being sued for obeying God's Word. So look in the mirror and decide where your commitment is.
Vengeance is God's and He does repay.