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The number of SICAVs managed by Mirabaud rose from 10 in December 2012 to 36 in June 2014. This is a 260 per cent rise and makes the group one the most active players in the Spanish SICAV market.
Meanwhile, the Mirabaud Equities Spain fund, managed from Barcelona by Antonio Hormigos and Gemma Hurtado, is rated as one of Spain's top five equities funds. In the past year it multiplied AUM sevenfold to EUR72 million. In 2013, it yielded 32.84 per cent, compared with 26.39 per cent for its benchmark index, the IBEX 35. In the past five years, the fund has generated cumulative returns of 57.98 per cent, outperforming the IBEX 35 by nearly three times.
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Pension Reform – Who Controls our Retirement Future?
Talk of pension reform in the government sector starts the usual hand wringing among those who think they know best for everyone else. At the moment, Wyoming's government signs most of its workers up to a defined benefit pension plan, … Continue reading
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Never Build that Here Again?
Both the City of Cheyenne and the City of Laramie have adopted bans on any future sign similar to the ones that sit atop the Wrangler Building, in yet another blow to individualism and bow to conformity in Wyoming. Continue reading
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Bobbing for MRAPs in Wyoming
So it's not just here in Cheyenne; if only that were comforting. Liz Goodwin reports at Yahoo! News that 600 MRAP (Mine Resistant Ambush Protected) vehicles have been transferred to local law enforcement agencies across the United States since 2013, … Continue reading
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Cheyenne Police, Militarized
You've got to be kidding me. Sadly, no, as the Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports: Short for Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle, MRAP weighs nearly 14 tons and is built to survive a blast from an improvised explosive device. The Cheyenne Police … Continue reading
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WyLiberty Attorneys File Free Speech Brief in Texas Case
AUSTIN, TX – Wyoming Liberty Group attorneys filed a friend-of-the-court brief today on behalf of WyLiberty and the Center for Competitive Politics in Texas v. DeLay. The brief is the second filed on behalf of both organizations, discussing the free … Continue reading
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Privatize Garbage Collection
Cheyenne's garbage collection controversy is yet another example of how a government's one-size-fits-all solution fails to solve a problem and limits individual freedom. The problem started when the Cheyenne City Administration notified all residents that the sanitation department would no … Continue reading
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Andy Johnson's EPA Case a Quick Test of Senate File 75
When the Environmental Protection Agency decided to go after Andy Johnson, they probably did not believe they were throwing a rock at a hornet's nest. Since the story broke last week that the EPA is threatening Johnson, a welder who … Continue reading
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Drones in Wyoming Skies and "Robocop" at the Door
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There Is No Income Inequality
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Wyoming Laws Threaten Private Property Rights
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One of the most important decisions to make is where to store your electronic equipment—and where to seat yourself—when enjoying a home theater or media room. These purchases will go a long way toward your enjoyment of your home electronics.
Stands and cabinets for home electronics have traditionally consisted of racks for audio equipment or stands or bases for TVs. They offer space for all of your audio/video gear and may provide storage for your CDs, DVDs and videotapes. Designs range from contemporary units in various colors to country-style armoires in many stains.
Several well-known furniture manufacturers provide quality construction with cabinetry made of real hardwoods such as ash, oak, cherry, maple and others. Features include sliding shelves, pocket doors, drawers for tape and disc storage, power strips and enclosures for speakers.
Some companies also offer modern tempered-glass shelving stands with solid steel tubing sturdy enough to hold a TV up to 60 inches. Depending on style, features, glass and woods, prices for electronics cabinetry can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
If you're hiding your gear in a nearby closet or flush mounting it in a custom cabinet, your electronics dealer may recommend a metal rack that can slide out for convenient servicing.
No matter what kind of audio/video storage you buy, look for wiring channels for a convenient and concealed way to connect components. Many open stands come with channels to hide wires. Also be sure your components are ventilated, as these sensitive electronics heat up. An inch or two around most components is fine, though some amplifiers and projectors often require exhaust fans.
Home theater seating will allow you to rest your tired load, maybe even put your feet up and enjoy a movie or your favorite show. Many types of seating designed for home theater and media rooms are available, from traditional theaterlike chairs to loungers in leather and fabrics and colors of your choice. Many of the lounger-type seats have motorized controls to allow your head to recline and your feet to be raised. Check the loudness of the motors, because you won't want them whirring away during the movie whenever someone adjusts a seat. Many companies sell massage loungers as well, but again, check the noise level and vibration. And keep in mind that while a headrest can be great for your head, it's lousy for your enjoyment of surround sound if speakers are on the sides or in the back of you.
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At long last, Motorola's flagship smartphone, the Moto X, is now available at all five major wireless providers. AT&T, Sprint, U.S. Cellular, Verizon Wireless, and T-Mobile. To be clear, the T-Mobile version can only be purchased online through Motorola.com ($599.99) and not through ...Read More


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FORT WORTH — The man behind Thursday's fireworks show on the Trinity River promised an exciting evening.But showgoers likely preferred that the pyrotechnics remain in the sky.The 28-minute Fort Worth's Fourth fireworks show, which capped an afternoon and evening of events at Panther Island Pavilion, was delayed for several minutes when falling debris from the fireworks ignited several small grass fires.Some of the estimated 55,000 in attendance, believing that the show might be over, began leaving, unable to hear the announcements about technical difficulties.The fire call, which came about 9:50 p.m., was the most visible on a hectic night for Fort Worth crews. Calls poured into the fireworks hotline as people reported Independence Day revelers illegally shooting off fireworks, said Tim Hardeman, a Fire Department spokesman.Two trucks were on standby at the Fort Worth show as a precaution, one provided at city expense and the second paid for by the organizers. Eleven more units were sent when the grass caught fire, said Mike Wagner, president of Mansfield-based Extreme Pyrotechnics, which put on the show.The flames broke out during the first half of the show, which featured fireworks sent as gifts from Nagaoka, Japan, in recognition of its 25th year of being Fort Worth's Sister City.Wagner said the Japanese fireworks behave differently than other kinds. Paper bags holding powder that lifts the shell into the air were catching fire, sending burning debris to the grass below. Also, the show included some long-duration shells that were still burning as they hit the ground. As the second half of the computer choreographed program began, Wagner said, the flames began to get too close to racks containing hundreds of unexploded shells, so he shut the show down. It was the first time he'd ever had to make such a decision."It was precautionary. It wasn't dangerous, but I didn't want it to become dangerous," he said. The show was stopped for about 12 minutes, said Matt Oliver, a spokesman for the Trinity River Vision Authority, which sponsored the show.During the delay, organizers played music and made several announcements asking everyone to stay, Oliver said. Wagner's crew worked to restart the show where it left off. They replaced burned wiring and rewound the music to sync it with the explosions.A few nearby fires were still burning when he gave the green light to resume, he said, but those threatening the show had been extinguished.Wagner told the Star-Telegram this week that part of the Japanese show featured 8-inch shells, "the biggest shell we've ever shot in Fort Worth."The second 16 minutes of the program were billed as a Texas-style show, using Chinese and U.S.-made fireworks, and the finale featured a "wall of fire" effect that some spectators mistook for an explosion. "That fireball wasn't a malfunction of a firework," Oliver said. "That was completely planned to go off that way. It was the same one that went off last year, but bigger."Fort Worth fire officials on Friday were still tallying the number of July Fourth fireworks calls. Preliminary figures showed 900 fireworks violations calls and more than 100 grass, brush and outside fires.Last year, the department confiscated 751 pounds of fireworks, which the arson/bomb squad later destroyed. This year, several hundred pounds have been confiscated.Investigators say fireworks sparked at least one structure fire, at a building on Cedar Springs Drive near Saginaw.One firefighter was injured Thursday after crews arrived at Cavile Place Apartments off Avenue G on the city's east side and youngsters outside began shooting fireworks at them, Hardeman said.The firefighter was working to put out a small grass fire when the youngsters began firing "projectile-type fireworks" at the brush truck."One of the devices detonated close enough to the firefighter to cause minor burns, and it also affected his hearing," Hardeman said in a news release. Officials could not identify the perpetrator, the release said. There were no reports of other injuries, Hardeman said. Fireworks are illegal without a permit in Fort Worth and up to 5,000 feet outside the city limits. Generally, in Texas, residents can shoot fireworks only in unincorporated areas.Tarrant County fire crews were also busy Thursday, after receiving more than 25 calls for grass and brush fires. Most were sparked by fireworks, including one that broke out about 7:30 p.m. near Rendon and threatened several homes, said Randy Renois, Tarrant County fire marshal.Several houses were evacuated, but none burned, Renois said."We feel pretty certain it was fireworks," he said. "Where it started was in a pasture. It wasn't the cows out there setting fires."
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Steveo's Tacos & SubsMexican, Sandwiches, Food
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Bobbo's has kind of an identity problem. It is not gourmet mexican with goat cheese and arugula nor is it fast-in fast-out like Taco Bell or Mighty Taco....read more
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Best quesadillas and tacos!!! This is definitely a hot spot in the Southtowns. I have never been disappointed by their food or service. Steve also runs...read more
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Let's say I wasn't expecting much and I got what I expected. I was told I have to try this place out, as it brings back high school memories for the male...read more
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Cajun Chicken Ranch is to die for!! Make sure to get it with feta cheese. Ahhhh-mazing!!!read more
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Steak quesadillas are made with steak-ums!!! Not worth the $8... Stick to burritos steveo.read more
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Unsolicited Blah Blah Blah On "The Larry Sanders Show"
- following my umpteenth multi-season binge I have to lock "Larry Sanders" in as my second favorite tv program ever; it pulls off the show-within-a-show concept masterfully, presenting top tier Hollywood parody along side deft exploration of humanity's awkward, painful flashes (Garry Shandling says "Sanders" is really about people searching for love, and he's right)
- my first favorite tv program ever is "Space Ghost: Coast to Coast," which takes the "Sanders" concept and swaps humanity for outer space-themed absurdity (elsewhere in my top five: "The Simpsons," "Duckman")
- for a program that ran from '92 until '98 it's hard to sniff out any super dated aspects of "Sanders"; that said, it's trippy to see the episode where they let a pre-"Daily Show" Jon Stewart take over for Larry and he runs everything into the ground, considering he did the exact opposite in real life
- I'm never prepared for that Garry Shandling/Roseanne make-out scene, and I mean that in the best way; you really get caught up in their attraction (similarly, the Mary Lynn Rajskub/Jeffrey Tambor kissing scene that you expect to be weird turns out very sweet)
- so many great little character flourishes pop up once and are never mentioned again, like Artie's enjoyment of Pod era Breeders and the fact Paula cuts Darlene's hair
- watch this show for too long and your head will reverberate with all of Rip Torn's thunderous growling
- my brain would collapse into its own black hole if you asked me to name my favorite "Sanders" guest star; David Duchovny's up there, Roseanne's up there, Bruno Kirby's up there, Paul Mooney, the Butthole Surfers, Wu Tang Clan, Kevin Nealon…I can already feel neurons dying
- if the holodeck from "Star Trek" was real I'd spend a stupid amount of time lounging around Larry's office
- my favorite line from this series and possibly from television as a whole is when an exasperated Larry tells Artie, "You know, talking to you is like talking to you"; that's a top three contender for inscription on my headstone
Unsolicited Mumblings On The Replacements Playin' J Fallon
- just noticed the ad Fallon's holding for their show at the tennis stadium Photoshops the PTMM arms into tennis jackets; nice one
- the new guitarist has Goo Goo Doll hair/air; at least he fits sonically
- I hope I rock a t-shirt as well as Westerberg when I'm fifty
- they sound great, but I'd still like to hear a reunion with Mars back on drums
- the ending tease was cruel; my heart leapt that they might play another
Unsolicited Musings On GTA V
- my roommate acquired a secondhand copy of this game recently and invited me to play it "whenever"; this is a dangerous thing to say to an underemployed freelance writer
- for all of GTA V's realism and expertly rendered landscapes it's still just a dumb video game, something outlined clearly when you want your character to jump a fence but it's too high so his gangly body just slams against it like a fish out of water (another good example: get enough cop cars chasing you and the game becomes The Blues Brothers in terms of police vehicles soaring through the air and recklessly slamming into things)
- every in-game radio station plays the same five or six songs over and over and over again, which is very true to life
- GTA V uses the T.S.O.L. song "Abolish Government/Silent Majority" on one radio station, but considering the objectives of the game maybe they should have gone with "Property Is Theft?"
- I've never been to L.A. so I can't speak to the accuracy of the game's Los Santos facsimile; it seems legit, but at the same time certain portions appear to be modeled after specific blocks or areas in other lesser celebrated cities, which maybe the designers did on purpose re: hometown pride?
- the coolest auto I have grand thefted so far is a lifeguard's pickup truck, which is the closest GTA V comes to offering an Ectomobile (yes, I know there are codes/mods you can put in to make an Ectomobile, but come on, I'm a thirty-five year old ex-gamer who dipped before Super Nintendo came out, I'm lucky to have figured out what all the XBox buttons do)
- according to this game there are vicious mountain lions waiting just off the California freeway, desperate for their next taste of human flesh; if they ever make GTA Connecticut they're gonna have to change that to deer ticks
- one thing you definitely cannot do in GTA V is throw it all away to become a dancer; you can go into the strip club but you cannot climb up on the stage to show everyone your stuff a la Magic Mike, which is total fucking bullshit and forces me to give this game a C
Unsolicited Thoughts/Notes On Grease 2: Pfeiffer Boogaloo
- I have no affinity for the first Grease but my house mates were watching this last night and I have an iron clad rule about always stopping to view anything with Eddie Deezen
- Michelle Pfeiffer often resembles Deborah Harry in her role as Stephanie, which is probably no accident; according to Grease 2 lore (now there's a phrase) the filmmakers approached Harry for the female lead but Deb felt she was too old to be playing a high schooler (never mind that everyone in Grease 2 is too old to be playing a high schooler save Pamela Adlon)
- if we're to believe this movie, the sport of bowling is an alien concept to the British and they need guidebooks just to have conversations about it
- if we're to believe this movie, Adrian Zmed is a fucking great singer
- Eddie Deezen is only in Grease 2 for about three minutes and does not seem to be present at the final graduation scene (spoiler alert); this must mean Deezen's character flunked out or died…we'll never know for sure, though, because plans for Greases 3 & 4 were scrapped after this one imploded at the box office
- can you imagine the suffocating reheated hell of a Grease 4?
- it's incredible how absolutely bland the music is in this high profile major studio musical; Michelle Pfeiffer's big number is called "Cool Rider," about how she wants to date a cool rider (of motorcycles), making "Greased Lightning" from the first movie look like Chaucer
- Tab Hunter is in this; yes, they make him sing, but he emerges unscathed
- of course the action climaxes in a motorcycle melée/pie fight that breaks out in the middle of a homecoming luau, but since this is Grease 2 the entire set piece is less exciting than a trip to Big Lots
- if you're in the market to make ninety minutes feel like five hours, run don't walk to the nearest copy of Grease 2
- if you're in the market for gratuitous Deezen, take your ass to War Games
Unsolicited Musings On "Weird Al" Yankovic's Mandatory Fun
- Mandatory Fun's cover is funny, but not as funny as the fact we could go to war with North Korea over that James Franco movie
- my issues with late period Yank: he doesn't scream as much as he used to, and rarely do any songs break mid-tempo (even the polka medley here speeds too safely); in Al's defense, he's creeping up on 55, and he went plenty nutso on his older albums
- I want to say the Lorde parody "Foil" should be longer to milk more out of the subject twist, but laborious college fight send-up "Sports Song" proves brevity is the soul of wit
- "Word Crimes" is disappointing because Al spends more time just shitting on the grammatically ignorant instead of trying to educate them; it's very "get off my lawn," but at least his heart's in the right place
- Mandatory Fun's polka medley may be caught in second gear but it's also plenty fun, as most of his medleys prove to be
- while I appreciate Al taking the piss out of Frank Black on his Pixies style parody "First World Problems," the song itself is nowhere near as clever as the first world problem rap that mush-mouthed teen posted to YouTube a few years ago; this could be because mush-mouthed teen legit feels the struggle and Al is (generationally?) removed from that kinda thing
- a few of Mandatory Fun's originals lean alt country, which makes one wonder what a non-weird Yank album would be like at this point; maybe like Wilco, with more references to boogers and socket wrenches?
- "Weird Al" has some major cajones calling out other people for being tacky ("Tacky") when you consider the fact he's worn nothing but Hawaiian shirts for his entire career
- overall, Mandatory Fun is limp; not one song is on par with classic Yank, and the album's closing ballad "Jackson Park Express" (a tale of love and miscommunication on public transit) could be the least engaging song Al's ever done; of course, it's all lightyears better than whatever Dr. Elmo's doing right now, and what do you want from a guy twenty-six years after "Stuck In A Closet With Vanna White?"
- this would be a great place to post a link to the interview I did with "Weird Al" in 2011 where he clears up that rumor about getting punched by Billy Joel's wife; alas, evil forces have taken it offline
- yes, I am bragging that I interviewed "Weird Al"; career lulls aside, he's still "Weird Al," American comedy god, hero of my youth, the Gozer of parody
Unsolicited Thoughts/Notes On GD's Dookie Twenty Years Later
- the Green Day albums prior to Dookie are good but you listen to them and think, "Man, these guys need a budget"; this is that rare breed of punk (hyper melodic) that's actually hindered by rawer sonic ethics
- the middle of "Burnout" rips off the middle of "Pictures of Lily" by the Who, but "Burnout" is faster, so…all forgiven?
- speaking of the Who, that rah rah ending of "Chump," the bit that crashes into "Longview"…why were any of us surprised when Green Day became an arena band and started writing rock operas?
- the Green Day backlash (which occurred, what, between 1995-97?) was so intense I still feel residual guilt for ever owning an original cassette copy of this album (which is dumb, because you should just like what you like and love what you love and I've since owned far more dubious musical ventures, including a good portion of Leonard Nimoy's discography)
- I've heard "Welcome to Paradise" so many times throughout my life (both voluntarily and involuntarily) that it no longer registers as anything except a sound that is occurring in the vicinity of my ears
- part of me wishes the entire album had the twangy tone of "Pulling Teeth" (seems a little richer)
- part of me wishes the only segment of "Basket Case" they had released was Billie's vocal track
- people who accuse this album of being (too) juvenile have obviously never heard anything by the Queers or Screeching Weasel
- Dookie producer Rob Cavallo has worked on everything Green Day has done since 1994, including soundtrack stuff and live albums; that kind of job security is rare these days
- Dookie producer Rob Cavallo also worked on Kid Rock's Rock n' Roll Jesus, which makes me want to smash a fucking carp right into his face
- Dookie is fun and will always be the Rosetta Stone that made me decide to further investigate this punk rock stuff, but it stopped being my favorite Green Day album the second Insomniac dropped in '96; they just sound like a stronger band on Insomniac, playing tighter, louder songs with way more frenzy and better melody…I don't understand why people tend to dismiss that one sight out of hand (or w/e that nonsensical phrase is)
- the hidden song here is the aural equivalent of looking at Pauly Shore
Photobombing Hockey Moms: The Best Of JG2Land 2008
Another lean year, but hey, it was the first. I had no idea what was going on. Nobody did. It was 2008! Justin Bieber hadn't even been invented yet!
Restricted Words, Phrases, & Names During Meal Time
Crazy-Ass Dream: Curly Audition
Unsolicited Review of The Nine Leaked Guns N' Roses Songs
Corey Feldman Has Issues (With Michael Jackson)
Fake George McFly Speaks!
Unsolicited Dark Knight Review
Steak & Ale: 1966-2008
Four Very Useless Photoshops
"I Want Him To Sound Like Truman Capote."
Crazy-Ass Dream: Nirvana Kiddie Concert
Memorable Customers I Encountered During My 2 Year Stint At Taco Bell
Indiana Jones & The Oh Man, They Taste Like Old Cocoa Puffs
Sarah Palin Shoots Chewbacca's Father Just To Watch Him Die
Uncensored Pictures Of Hot Steamy Greasers
Halloween '92: Epic Fail
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Tina 7 Reviews
OMGGGG I don't even think these guys need a review but Michael and Melissa are amazeballs. I'm so happy we found them. They're extremely talented, fun, down-to-earth, and make you feel completely comfortable in front of the camera as you're getting all touchy-feely with your partner. The result is natural, gorgeous photography. I felt like they genuinely cared about our wedding and they made the whole process so fun for us and our bridal party. Best. Day. Ever.
Wedding: 10/04/2014
Services Used: Photography
Christa 4 Reviews
Not only does M2 take insanely gorgeous photos, they make is so easy and fun! We were so lucky to find them, they have such a great eye for photos and it never felt like hard work for us for them to get the photo - so relaxed and enjoyable. It felt like we were spending our day with two good friends who also happen to know a thing (or ten) about photography. I highly recommend them - they were so great to work with and so available to us for any questions leading up to the wedding. They wanted to be sure they captured all the moments that mattered to us and more. You spend your entire day with your photographers so its important you like their work and their personalities. We could not have asked for more!
Wedding: 09/27/2014
Services Used: Photography
I cannot say enough good things about Michael and Melissa. They are the type of people I want to be good friends with, and for me that makes a world of difference in the quality of photos.
As a person who hates the spotlight that a wedding creates, I was nervous about looking uncomfortable and just not good in my photos. They put me at ease because spending time with them was just easy. That reflects in your photos. Plus they totally got my idea of rustic organic fun wedding, and they captured it beautifully. They even went along with some of the more unconventional ideas I had for photos, and they turned out even better than I can imagine.
I also recommend a first look for anyone who has similar angst, it lets you and your fiance have a private moment (yes people may be watching through windows) and you don't even notice Melissa and Michael are there. Plus it gets the ugly crying out of the way, and for me all my anxiety was gone after we had that moment.
Not to mention they do a hella good engagement shot, and it helps you get to know them even more.
Wedding: 09/20/2014
Services Used: Photography
Private User 7 Reviews
Anyone who get the opportunity to work with Michael and Melissa will without a doubt say that they left a lasting impression on them. They are, at their core, two very kind, thoughtful, and talented individuals. Who when they come together, work magic and bring out the best in their clients.
Getting to know them for our engagement shoot was the way to go. We spent hours together, exploring Manhattan and Brooklyn and really enjoying our day. They made our walk so fun and pushed us to just relax! Like, we look really happy in our engagement photos because we were! No posing, no pretending. They brought out the best in us.
Come to the wedding day, I was really overwhelmed. So much to get done and so much emotion. All I wanted was my fiance to help me through it, but he was with his groomsmen. In walks Melissa! And that was it. I was calm, and knew that she had my back. She and Michael are so level-headed and really care that your day be special. She worked her magic and again, captured moments where I felt calm and happy.
I honestly can't picture our wedding without them. They gave us such an incredible gift and some sage advice on marriage. They have become great friends and we feel really lucky that they could be a part of our day.
If you can book them, DO IT! They are the real deal!
Wedding: Recently Married
Services Used: Photography
M2 was worth every penny. Michael and Melissa are so much fun to work with and made the whole first look part really relaxed and fun. They are so easy to get along with that nothing feels forced. During the ceremony and reception, we often did not even know they were there! The photos are unbelievable stunning and capture every feeling and aspect of both the wedding and our relationship!! We are so happy we chose M2 to capture our day.
Wedding: 07/05/2014
Services Used: Photography
I called M2 photography and spoke to Michael who is the owner. I was in dire need of a photographer 4 days before my event. Not only did he make my problem is his own, he got me a photographer that day. He was very kind and understanding and was even willing to work around my affordability. I am grateful to M2 Photography and to Michael who helped me in moments notice. Bravo.
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Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad we were able to connect you with another photographer and it all worked out :) Best wishes!Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad we were able to connect you with another photographer and it all worked out :) Best wishes!
Wedding: 06/16/2014
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Private User 5 Reviews
Melissa and Michael of M2 are wonderful, funny, sweet, genuine and talented people--which means you get equally wonderful photos and even more wonderful friends. Our photos were beautiful, sentimental, unique and candid...it felt as unique to us as our wedding itself. I couldn't have asked for better photographers to capture every kiss, tear, hug and dance, and I'm so happy I stumbled upon their work. We will treasure these photos, and the memories they capture, for a lifetime.
Wedding: 05/31/2014
Services Used: Photography
I can't say enough good things about M2 Photography. Michael and Melissa aren't just talented photographers. They are human beings who try to get to know their clients. They were extremely accommodating, professional, personable, and VERY good at what they do. They kept me smiling and laughing when I needed to get rid of wedding day nerves. I can not wait to see our wedding day photos!!
Wedding: 05/18/2014
Services Used: Photography
Michael and Melissa from M2 Photography and simply amazing. As people, they are easy-going, genuine and so much fun! They strive to get to know their clients and after having them shoot our engagement and wedding pictures, my husband and I now consider them our true friends. By getting to know us, Michael and Melissa were able to figure out what made us laugh, what things we love, what things we bond over, and they use that knowledge to take truly beautiful pictures!
We did a destination wedding in Aruba and they flew out and stayed with us for 5 days. They never put their camera down during that whole week as they were shooting details left and right the entire time. M2 is dedicated to shooting genuine and candid moments, and that's one of the many things I love about them. Nothing felt staged, nothing felt like they were just taking pictures for their portfolio...they just want to shoot us and the rest of our family and friends having a good time. I wholeheartedly recommend M2 to everyone!!
Wedding: 05/03/2014
Services Used: Photography
Wow wow wow! M2 are the most amazing couple and photographers! They put you and ease wheb sharing a truly intimate moment with you new spouse. They are so skilled I actually forgot they were there capturing candid moments during the reception. They take amazing photos. Our engagement pics were simply stunning and we can't wait to see the pics from the big day!
Wedding: 03/29/2014
Services Used: Photography
Shay 1 Reviews
We are so happy that we booked M2 for our wedding. Not only were the photos amazing but the personalities of all the M2 staff are great!! Very funny and true gems! Our wedding photos and engagement photos both turned out amazing thanks to M2! Amazing photographers, very professional but fun at the same time! Zero regrets!
Wedding: 09/21/2013
Services Used: Photography
Heather 1 Reviews
Michael and Melissa are awesome! Couldn't be happier with our photos and overall experience working with M2 photography! Seriously talented couple and all around amazing people! Thank you, M2
Wedding: 09/13/2013
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Kim 1 Reviews
Absolutely amazing! So professional and personable. Our pictures are beautiful. We could not have asked for better photographers to capture our special day!
Wedding: 06/29/2013
Services Used: Photography
Alissa 1 Reviews
Melissa and Michael made us feel very comfortable and confident - the photos are incredibly natural and capture the event perfectly - the details, the smiles on people's faces, the setting. They really captured each moment, which was exactly what we wanted. They were respectful of our time and our requests - were we OK to step away and take pictures as the sun was setting, for example, and they also helped us manage our timeline. They are fun, friendly people who are wonderful to have around on your wedding day! I couldn't be happier.
Wedding: 06/22/2013
Services Used: Photography
Michael and Melissa are a down to earth and very personable husband and wife team that we grew to love. From our first meeting, we knew that we would consider them not just as our photographers, but as our friends. They listened to to all of our questions and concerns and made us feel at ease. Our photographers on the day of our wedding were their associates Tom and Jen. We loved them just as much as Michael and Melissa. They were very professional and were an absolute pleasure to work with. They captured everything and more. The pictures we got back turned out better than we could have ever expected. I'm glad we booked M2 Photography and would highly recommend them to anyone in the Philadelphia area looking for a photographer for their wedding!
Wedding: 06/01/2013
Services Used: Photography
I can't say enough wonderful things about M2. Michael and Melissa were so great to work with, from the first emails, to our first meeting, during our engagement shoot, on our wedding day, and then also with the emails afterwards. Right away we knew we were working with not only two professionals, but also people who were passionate about their work and their lives. We had fun on our engagement shoot, which was a great way to get used to being in front of a camera, and also to let the photographers get to know us and how we interacted. We loved how the engagement pics turned out!
On your wedding day, you will spend so much time with your photographers - pick people you like to be around! Melissa was quietly present the morning of the wedding, capturing memories without being intrusive. When we hit traffic on the way to the ceremony, she must have seen the stress on my face, because she casually reassured me there was just a car on the shoulder - we'd be past it soon. That little exchange really resonated with me. She was not just there to take pictures, she was a part of the day! The guys' morning with Michael was similar - they said they barely knew he was there! We know he was though, because we have great photos to prove it!
The photos of our wedding are so special to us. We felt that photography was very important, and we were willing to put a significant portion of our funds into this investment. The result has been better than we could have even imagined - we have so many photos of the little details we worked so hard on, the reactions and expressions of our loved ones that we weren't able to see with our own eyes, and awesome action shots from the dance floor (and so many more!). Our portraits are also wonderful - M2 was able to truly capture who we are as a couple, and most importantly, our joy.
Michael and Melissa have exceeded our expectations as wedding photographers, and their dedication and caring nature have made us feel so happy with our choice!
Wedding: 06/01/2013
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Really thought McCarten could offer better advice.
He probably has - likely - it may not be sinking in.
Hard News: Things worth knowing,
Just saying - No matter how much thin ice Collins was skating on Key/Nats have no intention of giving the oppostion any impetus from the situation.
It appears the greater electorate has "moved on" as shown by the drop for Labour in the polls - failure to launch and a lack of competence. Cunning move by Key to extinguish the Collins issue and highlight Labours failings.
Cunning, smug and trusted by the electorate is John Key - no matter what goes down.
Would have thought Cunliffe would be more dynamic and looking to be more and not less than Shearer.
Strange times indeed - everyone "is" and becomes "news".
It is good to turn the whole social media thing off and get on with the business ofl living - you get more done.
Hard News: The Public Address Word of…,
For word of the year try "Report".
There have been so many disasters, failures, in most spheres or "governance" – all that happens is there is another report in response and no solution or change in policy.
Novapay, The Dunny Leak, The ongoing privacy failures, The Bain Report, The further report on the Bain report, The Len Saga, the Police were waiting for one etc, etc
Also I am sad that First Citizen, Mr Wow himself, John (in the key of awesome) Key wasn't time magazine's person of the year. I needed to share it somewhere.
1981 it was a civil war - well almost.
An image seared in my mind was looking up the railway line from Morningside to Kingsland and see riot squad members placed about ever 20 metres apart all the way around the bend.
I can remember thinking, "I was so relieved we didn't have a gun culture". .
Although I have in my mind his story when thinking of Nelson Mandela the images of the 1981 tour protests are stronger than any image I have of him as a person/statesman.
I couldn't be dismissive of anyone involved in countering prejudice as "well-intentioned people who were very long sighted about institutional and casual racism on the other side of the world".
Nelson Mandela's passing has, for me, become about overcoming prejudice and being glad people, not just here, but all over the world got up to meet the challenge.
Hard News: Mandela, in reply to
Really if a government figure has to go it should ideally be Hone Harawira leader of Auckland Patu squad in '81 and nowTe Mana. He is the only actual government rep with any credibility beyond office holding for such a representative role. Hone don't forget was the sole NZ politician to attend Aussies "Sorry" day, no one else had the rap or balls to attend.
Totally Agree.
As a teenager in the late 1970s I discussed the Anti Tour Movement with my father - his view was that it was important to protest to show that you cared and give hope to the people in South Africa, and he expanded how apartheid, and any form of institutional discrimination, robbed people of fulfilling their potential and the gifts that their potential could bestow was lost to humanity.
When I began working in Otahuhu in the 1980s – it struck me being in the minority at the bus station, a first time experience. I can remember reading the Biko biography during my lunchtimes at the Otahuhu Library just how savage the state can be to an individual, to people, in wanting to defeat an ideal – for no other purpose than to defeat and deny the ideal.
The protests against the tour bought out some pretty savage and ignorant racist prejudice – an example that sticks in my mind from one geezer, was "The problem with Mandela was that he was educated, proof that you shouldn't educate the blacks it created trouble."
A focus of the anti tour movement was to educate and counter the racist viewpoint –opposition to apartheid took NZ on a journey it needed to travel.
In the early 2000s I worked with two South African expats, father and son, on a building project and recall them saying that it wasn't until they came to live and worked in NZ and were amongst us, NZers of all races, working alongside each other as equals that they realised why people had protested so long and hard against the tour. They realised how flawed apartheid was – but at the time they just didn't know, it could be any other way.
This is a quote from NJ in the NZ Herald –
"Nelson Mandela was proof that if you keep to your just principles, the people in the wrong will eventually bow down. RIP"
Nelson Mandela a gift to the human race - and to all those people that stick to just principles – Thanks.
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he was alongside Reagan, Thatcher in the sense of bringing tyranny to an end
I appreciate that you have expressed yourself well, however. I cannot see Reagan and Thatcher alongside Mandela ever. They both cast Mandela as a terrorist for seeking universal suffrage so that all people in South Africa had the right to vote regardless of race.
Mandela would not sit comfortably alongside such ill company; he would be civil but uncomfortable - civil unrest.
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Matters revolve around the "the issues to be determined in that proceeding". s68.2 Evidence Act.
Form what I understand of this case from reports on the pleadings of both parties - Slater based his "published material", from a hard drive (stolen) that belonged to Blomfield's and was given to Slater by Blomfield's former employer (under a fanchise arrangement).
Blomfield only had one employer in such circumstance.
The informant's, Slater's source, identity is known to both parties - IMHO there is no service to the public interest in this case in not allowing Bloomfield the disclosure sought.


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The latest feature to dissect the financial highs and lows of Gordon Ramsay didnt go into much detail about the state of Gordon Ramsay at the London, saying only that losses there reached $4 million a year, due in part to the unionized-staff cost of 80 percent of revenue, and also his failure to predict that New Yorkers wouldnt drink much alcohol during lunch. Nowhere does the article address reports that Ramsay is no longer involved in the restaurant, however the London has now released a statement to Grub Street.
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Net income increased to 97.5 million euros ($136 million) from 89.8 million euros a year earlier, the Madrid-based company said today in a regulatory filing. That compares with the average estimate of 95.3 million euros in a Bloomberg survey of three analysts. Regulated revenue rose 32 percent from a year earlier to 321.6 million euros in the quarter.
Enagas, which earns a fixed return on its investments, is boosting its dividend payout ratio as profit gains after it expanded its network of assets. Chief Executive Officer Antonio Llarden has said net income will rise at an average annual pace of at least 7 percent from 2009 through 2014 as the company reaps the benefit of acquisitions and expansion in Spain.
The company aims to increase profit by about 5 percent this year. Enagas on July 19 said it will raise the dividend payout ratio to 65 percent of 2011 earnings and 70 percent for 2012 through 2014.
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Net debt climbed to 3.32 billion euros at the end of September from 2.97 billion euros a year earlier and the average cost of borrowing increased to 2.82 percent from 2.68 percent in the first nine months of last year.
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Q. How long can I postpone buying life insurance, and what kind should I buy?
A.You can postpone buying life insurance as long as you are certain you can postpone your death! Seriously, life insurance isn't pleasant to think about -- not only because it tends to be complicated, but because it forces us to think about our own mortality.
Not everyone needs life insurance. If you have no one depending on your income (or the value of the services you provide as a homemaker), then you've eliminated one of the major reasons for buying insurance.
Your savings will pay for your burial expenses. And any unsecured debts will be wiped out when you die.
Some people buy life insurance so they can leave money to a worthy cause, or a dear friend. But realistically, if you don't have money to leave them in your estate plan, the cost of the insurance premiums might be prohibitive.
There are many reasons to re-evaluate your life insurance needs. As job losses mount, people realize their company-paid life insurance policy may not be portable. Even retirees are considering more life insurance, as they look at the shrinking value of their investments.
There is one reason that even wealthy people buy life insurance -- and that reason is becoming more significant these days. While estate taxes are currently at the lowest level in decades -- and scheduled to disappear completely in 2010 -- you can be sure Congress will be taking a second look in the coming months.
If estate taxes do increase, then properly titled life insurance can provide cash to pay any estate taxes due upon death. (For estate tax purposes, title to the policy is held by an irrevocable insurance trust, not by the insured, thus keeping the proceeds out of the taxable estate.)
Wealthy people are already starting to buy more life insurance. And that is one reason premiums are starting to rise. Many of the most competitive term insurance companies have already raised premiums 10 percent to 15 percent -- and more are expected to follow.
Part of the reason for higher premiums is that insurance companies need to rebuild their capital base -- and their investment returns have been dismal. The best companies have huge reserves, so there is little reason to worry about their ability to provide coverage. But the combination of rising demand for insurance for estate liquidity and insurance company efforts to rebuild their asset base is pushing premiums higher. That means you should buy now -- if you have a real need for insurance.
Some people use life insurance as an investment vehicle, putting in more cash than is needed to actually provide the death benefit. This "extra" cash grows on a tax-deferred basis and can either be borrowed out, withdrawn or used to pay premiums in later years, depending on how the policy is structured.
But for most younger people, simple term insurance is the least expensive. It can be purchased on a "level" basis -- meaning the premiums are guaranteed not to rise for a period of 10 or 20 or even 30 years. I used AccuQuote.com to get the following prices for a half-million-dollar policy of 20-year level term:
At age 40, a man in the top preferred (non-smoker) category could buy this half-million-dollar, level-term policy for $360 a year. A woman would pay less -- only $310 a year.
Waiting can cost you money. At age 55, the 20-year level premium would be $1,495 a year for a man, and $1,125 for a woman.
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Depending on your need for money -- either to provide for a survivor or to pay for estate taxes, life insurance could either be an expensive burden -- or a bargain.
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