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1880 Census -- Otter Township, Cowley County, Kansas (June 16) NAME:SEX:AGE: OCCUPATION:BIRTHPLACE: Nicholas Warwick PARKENM31 FarmerEngland Mary Ann PARKEN (wife)F28 Keeping HouseEngland Lulu PARKEN (daughter)F5Kansas Eliza TruscottF21 boarderConn (sis-in-law)(Mary's sister) 1900 Census -- Mill Creek Township, Washington County, Kansas (June 6) Name:Age:Sex:Birth Date & Place:Occupation: Nicholas Warwick PARKEN51MNov. 1848EnglandFarmer Mary Ann PARKEN50FDec. 1849England Lottie Grace PARKEN18FNov. 1881Kansasschool William Henry PARKEN15MDec. 1884Kansasschool Fred PARKEN 12MJan. 1888Kansasschool
16-Mar-1998 Family Group Sheet Husband: Joseph PARKEN age: 84 Born: 17 FEB 1812 in: Plymouth,DEV,ENG Died: 22 DEC 1896 in: Plymouth,DEV,ENG Father: Mother: Joseph PARKEN was supposedly crippled. Joseph PARKEN married Charlotte (b 7/10/1819)(family name?). Joseph and Charlotte PARKEN of Harrowbarrow, near Plymouth and Callington, Cornwall, England raised 13 out of 15 children to adulthood. They also raised five or six foster children. Wife: Charlotte _____ age: 78 Married: in: Plymouth,DEV,ENG Born: 10 JUL 1819 in: Plymouth,DEV,ENG Died: 29 JUL 1897 in: Plymouth,DEV,ENG Father: Mother: F Child 1 Elizabeth PARKEN age: 13 Born: 8-Jan-1838 in: Died: 17-Aug-1851 in: M Child 2 John PARKEN age: 83 Born: 7-Mar-1840 in: Died: 19-Mar-1923 in: F Child 3 Charlotte PARKEN age: 28 Born: 18-Aug-1842 in: Died: 9-May-1871 in: F Child 4 Anne PARKEN Born: 27-Jan-1844 in: Died: Mar 1925 in: M Child 5 Joseph PARKEN age: 87 Born: 22-Dec-1845 in: Died: 15-Jan-1933 in: M Child 6 Nicholas Warwick PARKEN age: 82 Born: 18 NOV 1847 in: Harrowbarrow,CON,ENG Died: 9 OCT 1930 in: Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS Buried: 11 OCT 1930 in: Morrowville Cemetery, WashingtonCo, KS Ref: Occupation: carpenter & farmer Spouse: Mary Ann TRUSCOTT Married: 6 JUN 1872 in: Independence, MontgomeryCo, Kansas M Child 7 Samuel PARKEN age: 71 Born: 21-Nov-1849 in: Died: 10-Jun-1921 in: M Child 8 William PARKEN age: 31 Born: 29-Jun-1851 in: Died: 9-Jan-1883 in: F Child 9 Elizabeth PARKEN age: 55 Born: 10-Feb-1853 in: Died: 15-Apr-1908 in: M Child 10 Richard PARKEN age: 100 Born: 18-Dec-1854 in: Died: 23-Jan-1955 in: M Child 11 George PARKEN age: 71 Born: 16-Feb-1856 in: Died: 12-Aug-1927 in: F Child 12 Emma PARKEN age: 82 Born: 18-Jan-1858 in: Died: 16-Mar-1940 in: M Child 13 Jonathan PARKEN Born: 10-Apr-1860 in: Died: 1944 in: Harrowbarrow, ENG M Child 14 David PARKEN age: 79 Born: 18-Mar-1862 in: Died: 25-Apr-1941 in: M Child 15 Benjamin PARKEN age: 75 Born: 29-Jan-1865 in: Died: 3-Aug-1940 in: Family Group Sheet Husband: Nicholas Warwick PARKEN age: 82 Born: 18 NOV 1847 in: Harrowbarrow,CON,ENG Died: 9 OCT 1930 in: Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS Buried: 11 OCT 1930 in: Morrowville Cemetery, WashingtonCo, KS Ref: Occupation: carpenter & farmer Father: Joseph PARKEN Mother: Charlotte _____ Nicholas Warwick PARKEN November 18, 1847 Nicholas Parken was born in Harrowbarrow, Cornwall, England. When a mere boy he was converted and united with the Church of England. Nicholas PARKEN grew up as a carpenters apprentice. November 18, 1868 (age 21) he was given a journeyman certificate, a set of tools, a suit of clothes and 10 pounds. He left home and worked in Liverpool. April 1869 (age 23) sailed from Liverpool on a steamship and came to America. For a time worked as a carpenter. July 1871 Nicholas Warwick PARKEN came to Otter Township, Cowley County, Kansas. June 6, 1872 Nicholas Warwick PARKEN married Mary Ann TRUSCOTT at Independence, Montgomery County, Kansas. June 1872 Nicholas Warwick and Mary Ann (Truscott) PARKEN settled on a farm in Otter Township, Cowley County, Kansas. Nov 2, 1875 their first child, Lulu P. PARKEN, was born in Cowley County, KS. September 1884 They sold their homestead in southern Kansas and moved to a farm at Mill Creek Township (Morrowville), Washington County, Kansas. Nicholas and Mary Ann Parken were among the organizers of the Methodist-Episcopal Church at Morrowville, Kansas. January 1902 Mary Ann (Truscott) PARKEN purchased SW1/4 of NW1/4 Section 6-2-3. December 1908 she sold the SW1/4 of NW1/4 Section 6-2-3 to Fred PARKEN. She purchased the W1/2 of SW1/4 Section 6-2-3. She sold the SW1/4 of SW1/4 Section 6-2-3 to William Henry Parken. She sold the NW1/4 of SW1/4 Section 6-2-3 to Fred PARKEN. 1911 William Henry PARKEN sold the SW1/4 of SW1/4. October 9, 1930 Nicholas Warwick PARKEN aged 82 years, 10 months, and 21 days died Thursday at Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS. October 11, 1930 his funeral was conducted by Rev. C. A. Budd, pastor of the Morrowville M.E. Church, Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. at the M.E. Church. Interment was in the Morrowville Cemetery, Washington County, Kansas. August 23, 1935 Mary Ann (Truscott) PARKEN aged 85 years, 7 months and 25 days died Friday at Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS. August 25, 1935 her funeral was conducted by Rev. Green Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Morrowville, Kansas. Mary Ann (Truscott) was buried in the Morrowville Cemetery, Washington County, Kansas. Wife: Mary Ann TRUSCOTT age: 85 Married: 6 JUN 1872 in: Independence, MontgomeryCo, Kansas Born: 29 DEC 1849 in: Callington,CON,ENG Died: 23 AUG 1935 in: Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS Buried: 25 AUG 1935 in: Morrowville Cemetery, WashingtonCo, KS Ref: Occupation: Seamstress (tailor) Father: Samuel TRUSCOTT Mother: Louisa HOOPER Mary Ann Truscott was born on December 29, 1849 at Callington, Cornwall, England, and was of Scotch Irish descent. She came to America (New Hampshire) on a sailing ship with her parents in 1853 at age four. She grew to womanhood in New Hampshire. Her education was obtained in Connecticut, and later she became a seamstress (tailor). Mary Ann Truscott married Nicholas Warwick Parken PARKEN on June 6, 1872 at Independence, Montgomery County, Kansas. F Child 1 Lulu P. PARKEN age: 78 Born: 2-Nov-1875 in: CowleyCo, KS Died: 2-Mar-1954 in: Parkville, MO Spouse: Grierson WERTMAN Married: 13-Dec-1896 in: WashingtonCo, KS F Child 2 Lottie Grace PARKEN age: 93 Born: 29-Nov-1881 in: Cedarvale, ChautauquaCo, KS Died: 9-Mar-1975 in: Washington,WashingtonCo,KS Buried: 13-Mar-1975 in: Morrowville Cemetery, WashingtonCo, KS Ref: Occupation: teacher/farmer Spouse: Lloyd Anthony STOKER Married: 9-Jun-1907 in: Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS M Child 3 William Henry PARKEN age: 50 Born: 2 DEC 1884 in: Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS Died: 29 NOV 1935 in: Dwight, Morris County, KS Buried: in: Dwight Cemetery, Morris County, KS Ref: Occupation: teach/farm/mail carrier Spouse: Alta Fay FULLER Married: 23 DEC 1908 in: Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS 1 M Child 4 Fred E. PARKEN age: 88 Born: 7-Jan-1888 in: Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS Died: 4-Feb-1976 in: WashingtonCo, KS Buried: 7-Feb-1976 in: Morrowville Cemetery, WashingtonCo, KS Ref: Occupation: farmer Spouse: Lena E. GROVER Married: 27-Mar-1917 in: Morrowville, KS or Wymore, NE 1 Family Record of Ida Squier Fuller in the family Bible. Family Group Sheet Husband: William Henry PARKEN age: 50 Born: 2 DEC 1884 in: Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS Died: 29 NOV 1935 in: Dwight, Morris County, KS Buried: in: Dwight Cemetery, Morris County, KS Ref: Occupation: teach/farm/mail carrier Father: Nicholas Warwick PARKEN Mother: Mary Ann TRUSCOTT William Henry PARKEN was born on December 2, 1884 near Morrowville, Washington County, Kansas. He was educated in the public school, Friends Academy Kansas State Agriculture College at Manhattan, Kansas. William Henry PARKEN got the paper weight in 1903 at the Worlds Fair at St. Louis MO. He was for several years a successful teacher in the public schools of Washington County, Kansas. William PARKEN taught at Grandview #144 1905-1906 and at Coleman Center 1907. William Henry PARKEN & Alta Fay FULLER Wedding: Alta Fay FULLER married William Henry PARKEN on the evening of December 23, 1908 at her parent's home (four miles northeast of Morrowville, Washington County, Kansas). Rev. Boysr of the M.E. church officiating. Promptly at eight o'clock the wedding couple entered the parlor to the beautiful strains of Lohengrin's Bridal March, played by Miss Genevieve FULLER, sister of the bride. The wedding pair took their places under a bell suspended from an arch of lace and vining myrtle with holly decorations. Immediately after congratulations the guests entered the dining room, where a delicious repast awaited them. Only the immediate relatives and a few friends were present. The bride was beautifully attired in white silk, made drapery effect with net yoke and sleeves and trimmed in overlace of rose design. The groom wore the conventional black. Mr. and Mrs. PARKEN will be at home to their many friends in their new home northeast of Morrowville, Washington County, Kansas. They operated a farm and taught school near Morrowville in the Washington, Washington County, Kansas area. They sold out their farming operation and came to Dwight, Morris County, Kansas November 28, 1911 to operate a hardware and implement business. The city of Dwight, Kansas had only been organized for 23 years. J. Nordeen was a cattle buyer who apparently preferred that occupation to store keeping. Early in 1912, W.H. PARKEN was advertising harness dipping as part of his hardware business. He also sold oil and gasoline. In January of 1914, a fire in the basement of PARKEN's hardware resulted in much of the stock being ruined. Unruined merchandise was temporarily moved to a different location while repairs were made but by the end of February, PARKEN was back in the stone building. Compliments of W. H. PARKEN HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS Dwight, Kansas (1914). A good crop year was 1914, and during the summer it was reported that he sold three J.I. Case threshing outfits and a carload of John Deer binders. Hiram LEE, a neighbor, helped William Henry PARKEN in the hardware store. Hiram Lee was putting up steel granaries for PARKEN; two of these went to the "Big Four Johnson" west of town. [THE SIGNAL, Aug. 20, 1914 - PARKEN sold a steel silo to Johnson Bros.] Later in 1914, John Nordeen remodeled the upstairs for office rooms. Dr. Mikula occupied one and Nordeen another for his livestock buying business. The following spring PARKEN announced he'd sold 66 Globe ranges since he started handling them. While preparing to leave the Nordeen building or in a temporary location for a few months, W.H. PARKEN auctioned his implements and sold his hardware to Roy Smith of Omaha. From 1915 to 1920, R.C. Smith Hardware advertised. Wlliam Henry PARKEN also worked in a grocery store in Dwight, Kansas. They lived in a five-room house owned by their next-door neighbor, Mr. Quinn. The old Quinn place was next to the railroad track on a side road a mile east of Dwight, Kansas. Dwight PARKEN could see it from his bedroom window. It was a tumbled down hulk that the kids called the ghost house and visited only a few times. They later operated a small farm near the southeast corner of Dwight, Kansas where their four children were raised. The couple lived most of their married life there. William H. PARKEN ("Bill" or "Billy") was probably best known as a rural mail carrier serving on Route No. 1 1917 to 1935, one who often made his appointed rounds by horse power over bottomless roads. Summer of 1926 We fixed the house all over during the summer of 1926, and installed electric lights. This is the way it was and now (diagrams drawn in the diary). The cellar way which opens from the kitchen is under the new stairs. The old cellar way is under the porch, and is used for a coal room. The bath is a "to be." It is now a store room. June 16, 1927 [Mamma had the flu in January and went down with an awful siege of pneumonia on March 17, 1927. She had her hair bobbed when she learned that she was going to be sick. She had been waiting for a chance to get it bobbed anyway. It is still short and looks very nice. We quit selling milk when we learned she had the pneumonia. The next day after mamma went to bed, I took down with the flu and gathering in my ears. But, they couldn't make me go to bed. I was out of school seven days. It was sure a bad time with mamma sick, bad weather, and me and Dwight sick part of the time. We were surely glad when it was over and mother was well again. Leona PARKEN] June 18, 1927 Alta (PARKEN) FULLER was elected president of the Research club yesterday. She was the vice-president before. Alta (FULLER) PARKEN served as his substitute, and in his absence would carry the mail with horse and wagon herself. June 13, 1928 [At present I have plenty to do here at home. My mother is now serving as substitute mail carrier while my Daddy takes his vacation. Meanwhile I am being "substitute" mother in the mornings here at home. I am not so lazy as I was at my last writing in this diary. In fact I am beginning to like housework, though I wouldn't admit it to anyone now. It is morning now, and mother is away at her work so it is up to me to get down and dig. Leona PARKEN] He was a member of the Masonic and A.O.U.W. lodges. William Henry PARKEN died on November 29, 1935 at Dwight, Morris County, Kansas after an illness lasting about five months (generally known as cancer of the bowels). William Henry PARKEN was buried at Dwight Cemetery After her husband's early death in 1935, she and the children continued on the farm. Alta was active in church and civic organizations and served on the Dwight, Kansas Grade School Board. From 1943 until she moved to Massachusetts, Mrs. PARKEN was a homemaker at Alta Vista (summers in Denver). Alta (FULLER) PARKEN moved to 1011 Tennesee Street, Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas (ca. 1945) and lived with her parents, George Edward and Ida May (Squier) FULLER, and her widowed sister, Nellie (FULLER) Wells. She operated a rooming house near the University of Lawrence Later she worked as a seamstress in the alterations department of Kline's Department Store in Kansas City, Missouri. She also lived at Beverly & Danvers, Massachusetts. Alta Fay (FULLER) PARKEN moved to the Topsfield, Massachusetts area in ca. 1956. Alta Fay (FULLER) PARKEN died on Saturday, July 23, 1977 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lois Noll, at Topsfield, Massachusetts. The funeral service was on Tuesday, July 26, 1977 at Topsfield, Massachusetts. She was buried on Tuesday, July 26, 1977 at Topsfield, Massachusetts. Wife: Alta Fay FULLER age: 89 Married: 23 DEC 1908 in: Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS 1 Born: 22 SEP 1887 in: Morrowville, WashingtonCo, KS 1 Died: 23 JUL 1977 in: Topsfield,EssexCo,MA Buried: 26 JUL 1977 in: Topsfield,EssexCo,MA Ref: Occupation: teacher/seamstress Father: George Edward FULLER Mother: Ida May SQUIER F Child 1 Leona Pauline PARKEN age: 29 Born: 14 JAN 1912 in: Dwight, Morris County, KS 1 Died: 26 APR 1941 in: Dwight, Morris County, KS Buried: 28 APR 1941 in: Dwight Cemetery, Morris County, KS Ref: Occupation: teacher Spouse: Lawrence "Larry" Shears CHINN Married: 21 DEC 1935 in: Dwight, Morris County, KS M Child 2 Dwight William PARKEN age: 80 Born: 4-Apr-1917 in: Dwight, Morris County, KS 1 Died: in: Ref: Occupation: engineer Spouse: Estelle BURGESS Married: in: F Child 3 Elaine PARKEN age: 76 Born: 28-Jun-1921 in: Dwight, Morris County, KS 1 Died: in: Ref: Occupation: teacher Spouse: Don HARPER Married: in: F Child 4 Lois Arlene PARKEN age: 71 Born: 11-Jan-1927 in: Dwight, Morris County, KS 1 Died: in: Spouse: Lewis NOLL Married: in: 1 Family Record of Ida Squier Fuller in the family Bible.


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Allee Beatty '13 (photo insert lower left) extended her hitting streak to 19 games and scored Wesleyan's opening run with an inside-the-park homer to right in the 3rd inning, then scored what proved to be the game-winner with a single that got by the Williams right fielder as she circled the bases once again in the 5th. With Su Pardo '16 (photo insert upper left) allowing a mere two hits and one unearned run with eight strikeouts over seven innings, Wesleyan came away from Williams Fri., April 5 with a 2-1 Little Three/NESCAC West victory. The teams did battle in a double-header in Middletown Sat., April 6 to concluded the conference series. The Cardinals and Ephs split a air of one-run games, Wesleyan taking the first, 4-3, and Williams capturing the second 7-6. Still, Wesleyan now stands 5-1 in NESCAC West play for the early lead.
Wesleyan had six hits in the game Friday with Beatty and Tori Redding '13 each smacking a pair. Amanda Roosa '16 and Amy Lindland '14 had the other two. But it was the stellar pitching of Pardo and the timely hitting of Beatty that gave Wesleyan the win, along with nearly errorless defense. Only an errant throw on a steal attempt at third base that allowed a Williams run to score in the 4th inning after a double separated Pardo from a shutout as the next two Williams outs in the frame came from a caught-stealing situation at second base and a strikeout. Otherwise only two other Williams runners reached base, one who was hit by a pitch and another with a single. Pardo retired each of the last 10 Eph batters she faced while raising her seasonal record to 7-0.
While Pardo met with a different result after starting the second game of the double-header, Wesleyan rallied from a 6-0 deficit to tie the game, 6-6, in the bottom of the 5th. Jill Gately '15 (photo insert lower right) delivered the key blow with a three-run double to left centerfield. But Williams forged a run in the top of the 6th to take a 7-6 lead and Wesleyan could not get the run back.
Laura Getchell '14 (photo upper right) put down the first 14 Eph batter she faced in the first game of the twin-bill and carried a no-hitter into the 6th inning. But Williams got its first hit of the game with two outs in the 6th and finished with three safeties, one a two-run pitch-hit homer in the 7th. But Getchell kept control of the outcome with the Cardinal bats coming through with three runs in the 5th as Ashley McLaren '13 poked a two-run single and Gately had a RBI hit. A fourth Wesleyan run in the 6th from a Lexi Parr '15 RBI single proved to be the difference in the game.
With two hits in the first game and a hit in the nightcap, Beatty upped her hitting streak to 21 games, tying the record set by Meghan Dendy, who opened the 2008 season with hits in 21 straight games. Beatty was looking to get her streak to 22 or more when Wesleyan headed to Western New England Tues., April 9 for a double-header. Hits were hard to come by over the two games for both teams as Wesleyan collected nine and WNE eight as the teams split 1-0 decisions, Wesleyan taking the first outing and the Golden Bears, the second game. Each team scored its run in the 3rd inning and the run for each was unearned. Throwing a five-hit shutout for the Cardinals in the win was Pardo as she improved to 8-0 on the season. She struck out 11 and walked just one. Redding smacked a single to bring home Gigi Olson 15, who reached by error and moved to second on a ground out by Beatty before Redding delivered a shot to right field for the RBI. In the second game, each team managed just three hits as Getchell walked one and struck out three. Beatty had her hit streak snapped in the first game.
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GigaMedia Ltd.'s China online games platform Jidi Joy has acquired a specialized Web-based social games development team in Shanghai and expects to roll out the first of its new proprietary social network games in March.
"We are making rapid progress in China, positioning ourselves to benefit from two powerful market forces in online games: the ongoing shift into Web and mobile platforms and the continued strong popularity and growth of social games," stated Jidi Joy CEO John Huen. "Web-based and social games are projected by industry analysts to grow at up to triple-digit rates in China – faster than traditional client-based or PC games."
"This SNS-focused R&D team is a crucial extension of our business in China," stated Jidi Joy CEO John Huen. "Beta testing is now scheduled for late March 2012; we expect to launch multiple new games in China this year on our platform as well as on high-traffic social networking portals and are excited about the opportunities this creates for us."
The cornerstone of GigaMedia's growth initiatives in China, Jidi Joy is a developer and operator of online games in Shanghai. The company is led by a team of industry veterans and is a fully-licensed, full-service online game platform with ISO 9001 certified customer service and technical support.
The number of programs in video game design, development and programming continues to rise at American colleges, universities, art and trade schools. According to new research from the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), American colleges and universities will offer 343 programs in game design, development, and programming, including 301 undergraduate and 42 graduate programs, during the 2011-12 academic year.
"It is encouraging to see so many institutions of higher learning preparing students for careers in our creative and high-tech industry," said Rich Taylor, senior vice president for communications and industry affairs at the ESA, the trade association representing US computer and videogame publishers. "With an increasing number of schools now offering graduate programs in game design and development, students have even greater access to the training they need to meet this growing demand."
Students interested in game design and development careers can choose from a broad range of degrees and geographic options. Schools offer programs ranging from professional certificates and associate degrees to master's degrees and doctorate programs. This year's list includes graduate programs such as the Game Design and Development program at Rochester Institute of Technology, the Interactive Technology in Digital Game Development program at Southern Methodist University, the Game Development program at DePaul University and the Serious Game Design Program at Michigan State University.
Forty-five states and the District of Columbia are home to schools offering design and development programs. California remains at the forefront of this educational field, with 54 institutions of higher learning offering game-related programs, followed by Texas (24), Illinois (20), Florida (18), New York (15), Minnesota (14), Massachusetts (13), Arizona (10), Michigan (10), and Pennsylvania (10).
The continued growth of videogame programs coincides with the overall growth of the entertainment software industry. Computer and videogame sales in 2010 totaled US $25.1 billion and game companies now directly and indirectly employ more than 120,000 people in 34 states.
The American mainstream videogame industry--including salaried participants in the AAA console and emerging social/online game areas--saw a 7 percent salary increase in 2010 over 2009, according to Game Developer magazine's annual salary survey.
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Programmers continue to be some of the highest paid talent in both the console and online game industry, after production and those in the business and legal sectors, with an average annual salary of $85,733. Salaries for programmers increased some $5,000 over 2009 numbers, except in entry-level positions, which saw a $1,000 decrease in salary.
Artist and animator salaries hold steady at $71,354, with the slight bump in compensation coming from pay raises for art directors. Game designers earned slightly more, with average salaries of $70,223. And after seeing an overall salary dip in 2009, producers rebounded with a more than $13,000 increase, for a total average salary of $88,544, the Game Developer magazine survey indicated.
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Home to many entry-level game industry positions, quality assurance remains the lowest paid discipline, with an average salary of $49,009 being reported. Business and legal employees remain the highest paid in the industry across all levels of experience, with the average salary being reported at $106,452. Along with having the second-highest numbers for female representation, those working in business and legal are also more likely to receive additional compensation, with 85 percent of respondents reporting that they had.
Salaried respondents stated that working in the traditional structure is "frustrating," lamenting that larger studios are "trimming talent" and crunching harder. Meanwhile, independent developers, though they made far less money, felt the industry was more fertile and innovative than ever, praising the arrival of new platforms and revenue streams, even going so far as to call 2010 "the year of the indie."
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Maternity photography has really gained in popularity through the last few years. Photographers are getting more and more creative with women and their baby bumps. It's fantastic to see so much brightness and life in this new wave of photography. However, with any specialty there are always a few things to keep in mind when starting out.
1. The Time is Right
It's hard to say when the exact right time to photograph a pregnant woman would be, but in most cases 7 months is the ideal month. This is usually when the baby has dropped a bit in the tummy and when moms are still relatively comfortable in moving their bodies. If you wait until after the 7 months, sometimes it can be uncomfortable for the mothers, plus they have a lot on their plate the closer they get to their due date. As a photographer, you'll also want enough time to edit and print these images before the baby arrives. This should be plenty of time for your client to order images and share them before the wee one enters the world.
2. Preparation is Key
Maternity photography should be treated just like modeling or head shot photography. Have your client come prepared. Moms should make sure their nails are groomed and you might even suggest having the moms have their hair and makeup professionally done. It's a little bit of pampering but it goes a long way in making the clients feel great about themselves. Have a candid discussion with your client regarding what to bring and make sure they bring water, snacks and a robe (for in between shoots) so they can feel as comfortable as possible. Also, remind them not to wear anything too confining around the belly before the session (like elastic pants). This can often leave marks on the tummy in which you'll have to photoshop out later. So save yourself some time with this little tip.
3. Try New Angles
Ok, so you've done the traditional photo of mom standing up with her hands on her belly, now what? With maternity photography, it's important to get the best angles and lighting as possible for the expecting moms. Try shooting from above. This is a great angle as it is almost always flattering . At this position, you can focus on her bright eyes or her hands on her belly. She can be looking straight at you or down at her bump. Any of these combinations will work as this angle is flattering and slimming to the face.
4. Get Creative
Think outside the box and get creative. What I love most about today's maternity photography is the abstracts. I love the focus on the belly and flowers. Or maybe the feet are in focus and the tummy is out of focus. Or you can be clever in announcing the sex of the child by including elements to give clues. Try a pair of boy's baby shoes in the photo or maybe fill the room with pink balloons. It's fun to get creative and your client will have fun as well.
5. Get Loved Ones Involved
It's not just mom who is excited about the arrival of the baby, it's the dad, the partner, the pets, the siblings, the grandparents, the aunts, the uncles, you name it, everyone is anxiously waiting. So now is the time to capture their excitement too and include them in the maternity photo shoot. Dads and partners can come in and wrap their arms around the mom. Siblings can come in get up and close to mom's belly. Finally, let Fido in on the action too, he's a part of the family too and his life is about to get a whole lot better with more table scraps coming his way in a few years.
The important key to remember with any of this is to always make sure your client is comfortable. Keep relaxed but take this seriously. Your clients will love the extra attention and details you give them. Photographers are family historians and this is one of the most important jobs in the world.
Senior photography has grown tremendously over the years thanks in part to social media. Teens love to share their photographs with each other. So it's no wonder that graduation photography is such an important part of their lives. Like any specialty, there are a few tips and tricks to keep in mind when photographing graduates.
1. Know Your Client
Each client is unique. What defines them at this age is their interests. The more you can connect with them on this level the more they will feel comfortable with you and in front of the lens. I know a lot of photographers that will send out a "Get to Know You" questionnaire to their clients. It's a short survey that asks clients about their hobbies, music tastes, sports, etc. As you prepare for the photo shoot, you may want to have your client bring their ipod or mp3 player loaded with their favorite songs as background music for the shoot. You can also suggest they bring any sports items they have or instruments they played. Anything to make their experience unique and specialized.
2. Dress for Success
Nothing dates an image more than the style of clothes a person wears. When my Senior images were taken, acid wash was the rage. Let the Senior bring their favorite clothes and what makes them feel comfortable. You may also want to suggest to throw in a few more timeless and simple outfits ie, solid colors, no big logos, etc. This way you are covering all bases and will ensure the images will not be outdated as the fads change. Also, if your client wears glasses you might want to suggest they get a pair of frames without the glass. Most glasses give a glare from studio lights or reflections from outside. You don't want them to look differently without their tradmark specs, but you also don't want to spend a lot of time retouching glare.
3. Posture and Hand Placement
Posture and hand placement are so important in senior photography. For most Seniors, this is their first time being the solo subject for a professional photographer. So they will not automatically know what to do with their hands and limbs. Typically, girls should have soft hands and boys should have more confident hand placement. Instead of telling your subjects what they should be doing or going in and mechanically moving their limbs for them, show them how to pose. This way, they don't feel as awkward or embarrassed that they are doing it wrong. This should be a positive experience and the more you can alleviate any stress for them the better.
4. Bring Along Support
You might also suggest they are welcomed to bring a long a friend, parent or sibling. Sometimes having a familiar face in an unfamiliar place makes all the difference in the world. I think it's often important too to snag a few candids of the Senior with this person. It's a simple thing to do and it makes for a lasting memory from a great session. Some photographers will even include their support person in the portrait session. Whatever your view is, this person is special to your Senior, so take the time to capture it.
5. Be Social Savvy
It seems like a majority of Seniors are very social savvy with accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest. It's imperative to be just as savvy. In your questionairre from step 1, make sure to ask your Seniors for their various handles on social media channels. I always ask if it's ok to tag them on Facebook and give sneak peeks on other social media channels. I've also Instagrammed between set ups where the client is relaxing a bit and laughing. It's important to find out what they are comfortable with in regards to social media and then target your marketing accordingly.
The most important item to keep in mind is to make your client feel at ease. You are documenting a really important time in their life. Keeping it fun, positive and smooth on your end will go a long way in making a great memory.
May and June are typically the months when wedding photographers start to get busy as the season starts. I truly believe, wedding photography is one of the hardest specialities. The reason : You need to be a photojournalist, stock photographer, architectural photographer, portrait photographer, food photographer, a commercial photographer and the list goes on. You need to have knowledge in all these areas to be truly great at your craft. Aside from the technicalities of wedding photography, there are a few things you should keep in mind when photographing the couple on the way to the altar.
1. Preparation
I can't say this one enough. Preparation is key. Have a questionnaire for your couple. In the questionnaire,you should ask the basics : start time, venue location etc. Also ask, about relations and the names of family and wedding party. It's hard to remember everyone's name in the wedding party, but learning the names of the parents, grandparents and siblings will take you far. Also, ask if there are any family situations to be made aware of, such as divorces or deaths. It's important to set expectations with your couple ahead of time instead of having a surprise or problem on the day of the wedding. Remember there is no such thing as too much information when it comes to wedding photography. As far as preparing equipment, check and charge everything the night before if not earlier.
2. Scout your Location
I have always scouted my locations a week before the event. The reason being, I needed to know where the sun set in the sky during the time I would be taking wedding pictures. I may have been at this venue before, but generally the time of day and seasons may have been different. Also, I check to see if there are any races or street fairs I should know about on the wedding date as this might affect traffic to and from the ceremony or the reception. You also want a back up plan. If it rains on the wedding day, you should be prepared with a plan "b". A plan to execute in case it rains, you don't want to be left high and dry without a back up plan.
3. The Power of Light
Know your light. Everything from natural to flash to strobe. When working with natural light, do you want a sihlouette or do you want to work with the sun? This will make a difference in your settings. For flash, there are a number of ways to diffuse your flash to make it softer on your subjects. If you don't know how to use your flash manually, try using a diffuser . You can also bounce it off walls, ceilings, even off reflectors. If you are using strobe, make sure you have tested your triggers or you have plenty of extension chord if it's a plug in. The key is to have the most flattering light possible on your subjects.
4. Details
Your couple has spent a lot of time picking out the right shoes, the right tie, the right rings, the right dress , the right suit. Spend some time getting images of these various articles as well as all the little details at the reception. You would be amazed how these detail shots help in setting up a wedding album. They often make the perfect filler or background.
5. Social Media Savvy
I can't think of a better event to be social savvy at than a wedding. Your opportunities to market are endless. From your questionnaire on step 1, ask for the bride and groom's soial media handles on facebook ,twitter, instagram and such. Go over your plans with the couple on how you will present their images on your website, facebook and other channels. Some people are still very private, so it's important to know this ahead of time. Make it fun and get everyone involved. Sometimes coming up with a fun hashtag on Instagram can get the wedding party and guests involved. For example, #MikeandSallyTieTheKnot. Or when loading photos to Facebook, have your couple invite their friends to "tag" themselves in the photo. At the reception, print out little cards with the website and password to the images for the wedding. Marketing is a different world now days with the internet and it's important to not only discuss this with your couple but to also stay one step ahead of the technology curve.
There are so many more tips and tricks to wedding photography, but these are definite starting points. I have been a wedding photographer for 13 years and I can honestly say, it is one of the most difficult and demanding photography specialties. I admire those who have been in the business for years and I admire those just starting out and pushing the boundaries. Documenting a couple on one of their most cherished days is an honor and more importantly, giving them beautiful images documenting their wedding day is the best marketing you can do for yourself as they show them to their friends and family.
While you might not be able to teach an old dog new tricks you can certainly learn a few tips and tricks to capture memorable photos of your pet. Pets play a huge part in many households. Capturing the personality and charm of your furry friend (or feathered or scaly) can be a cherished keepsake.
What started out for me as a few furry photos has become a big part of what I love to take photos of. Here are 7 of my best tips and tricks for taking fantastic photos of pets:
Take a shot at capturing some of your favorite pet photos with these tips and tricks.
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Tina Case is a writer and photographer out of the San Francisco Bay area. She writes for a number of sites and co-writes for the photography blog Moms Who Click where she shares photographer tips, tricks and interviews. Tina shares her parenting stories and more on Yahoo! where she is a featured "Parenting Guru." Check more of her photos at Tina Case Photography, on Facebook and Instagram.
Father's Day is just around the corner and now is the time to think about photo sessions. If you're stuck on ideas on how to photograph dads, here's a hint : Let them play with their kids! Adoramapix Member, Natascha Lee of Natascha Lee Studios (Baby and Family Photography in Broomfield, Colorado), creates vibrant, natural images of families having fun, especially her photos of Fathers playing with their children. So in honor of Father's Day (June 16th), Natascha shares her top 5 tips for photographing Dads.
1) Recognize
Recognize that Dad may being coming along at Mommy's request and might not be all that enthused about having photos taken. So it's important to honor his starting frame of mind, which might be, "Let's get this over with." By the end of the session, my Dads are amazed at how much fun they had!
2) Relax
Things may have been stressful at home, getting both parents and all kids ready for the photo shoot. So be friendly and upbeat but relaxed; make sure you don't "bark out orders" or give too many directions, instructions or requirements.
3) Intention
Approach family sessions with the intention to include Dad + Kid photos. If your mission in similar to mine (to provide priceless family memories in a highly artistic fashion), then capturing the relationship between Daddy + Kids is a crucial part of providing that service. I also always photograph just Mommy + Daddy (or Mommy + Mommy, or Daddy + Daddy), for the same reason: to honor and celebrate their relationship as adults, as well as parents.
4) Set it Up
I now offer headshots to parents during my family sessions. It provides a great looking photo to use on LinkedIn and enables me to set up my Daddy + Kids opportunity. First I photograph Daddy alone. Then, when it's Mommy's turn, I ask Daddy to please take the kids "over there" (someplace with a great background) and "just play with them." When I'm done shooting Mommy's headshot, Daddy is inevitably playing adorably with the kids.
5) Shoot It!
First I'll observe and take candid photos of them playing together. Then I'll start to ask for some/all to look in my direction. I don't want to interfere too much, just to capture the natural love and energy they have together.
When I edit for the final gallery, having photos of Daddy with the kids makes for a much fuller (and harder to resist) gallery to present to your clients. It also creates two parents who are jointly AND individually thrilled with the experience and the images.
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'Silver Fish Handcatch!': Detroit Anchor Uses Twitter To Engage TV Audience
While many TV stations use social media like facebook or twitter to connect with their viewers, Detroit anchor Stephen Clark may have found a way to translate those clicks and tweets into viewership.
In the video above, the anchor for the Detroit ABC affiliate WXYZ tells the story of his ongoing twitter conversation called #backchannel. He relates how his eyes were opened to the power of twitter when a social media guru who goes by the name of @charliecurve threw down a challenge by tweeting, "I'll bet if we can get 100 people to retweet this, @sclarkwxyz will close the 11pm news by saying "Silver Fish Handcatch!" The phrase comes from an Old Spice commercial where the pitchman finishes a spot by catching a silver fish and saying, "silver fish handcatch!"
Much to Clark's surprise, the tweet got the 100 retweets and opened Clark up to a wellspring of stories from the community that might have previously been overlooked. Most importantly for WXYZ, Clark's twitter conversations are changing the dynamic of how a TV station relates to its viewership. Read more


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Welcome to Clear Lake Bed and Breakfast
Nestled in the Northern California Mountains awaits your hideaway on the lake. Our newly-built California Clear Lake Bed and Breakfast was inspired by the design of a home found on George Washington's farm on the banks of the Potomac River. Its traditional exteriors and interiors mirror the meticulous craftsmanship found in Early American plantation homes. It sets with its private beach on California's largest fresh water lake, surrounded by old-growth willow and white oak trees and lined with flower gardens and grassy play areas. Whether you are planning an exciting trip to the lake or a quiet, romantic getaway, we invite you to come and experience for yourself what this beautiful and enchanted place can do for you.
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Authenticity is arguably one of the single most important elements involved in buying gold and silver. You need to know what you are buying is real; else your hard earned money could all go to waste. Luckily, if buying from companies in the United States, the odds of buying fake items are very low. It may seem like the market is ripe for fraud, and it certainly is, but you might be surprised to learn that only a very small fraction of all gold and silver sold is fake or misrepresented. In the end, the easiest way to ensure legitimacy in any gold or silver product is by ordering from a dealer that you trust.
Real Gold and Silver Bars and Rounds
Authentic gold and silver bars and rounds should come from a mint with history. If you are ordering metals that have no markings on them, this would be the first red flag. Almost every piece of pure gold and silver is stamped by the mint that produced it. The common markings include weight and purity, with some pieces also including a mint name and a serial number.
It is a crime for a mint to produce a bar or round and to misrepresent its purity or weight. Now, this isn't to say that an unscrupulous company couldn't forge minted items. The best way to buy real gold and silver is to make sure that you are buying from a known company. No verifiable and credible mint is going to start selling fake gold and silver, as they would never get away with it for very long if at all. Sticking to trustworthy mints is a sure-fire way to ensure that you are buying legitimate pieces of gold and silver.
Real Gold and Silver Coins
Coins are different from bars and rounds in that they are minted by governments. Now, some countries do outsource the minting process itself, but you will never find a private mint that is producing legal currency for a country. One of the best ways to guarantee authenticity in coins is to buy in tubes or boxes.
When coins are initially produced, they are usually released in tubes (generally 20-25 coins per) and then packed within larger boxes of 200-500 coins per. If you buy in tube or box form, the seal from the mint will be an indicator of authenticity. These seals can be found on the outside of boxes as well on each individual tube. If the coins are packaged in their customary tubes (white with yellow cap for Silver Maple Leafs, white with green cap for Silver Eagles, for example), you can be assured that your coins are real.
Loose coins tend to be quite difficult to reproduce at a high quality level. If you have a fake coin in your hand and compare it with a known example, you will likely be able to notice the differences in weight, texture, and quality. Since loose coins are the most likely time for counterfeit issues to be discovered, it is most important for buyers to order only from dealers that they trust.
Measures to Take
Testing out and analyzing each piece of gold and silver that you own would be quite the tedious process. Instead, general inspection will suffice so long as you are buying from reputable sources. Don't buy from anyone that you don't trust. Remember that a deal that seems too good to be true usually is, and this also applies to gold and silver.
Most gold and silver dealers are honest in the products that they carry, but you should always keep an eye out for a company that is not completely trustworthy or offers products at astoundingly low prices. If you are careful, you will be able to steer clear of buying any illegitimate bars, rounds, or coins. Trust your instincts and always do your research when ordering any form of gold and silver.
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Dancing with the Stars pro Anna Trebunskaya and her boyfriend, Nevin Millan, are new parents. The couple welcomed their first child, a daughter, on Saturday, Us Weekly reports.
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XBRL and XBRL GL
XBRL, the Extensible Business Reporting Language, the standard for the electronic distribution of business and financial data developed and maintained by XBRL International is the main focus of our activity.
Most are aware of the increasing importance of XBRL in preparing financial statements for filing with the SEC and the FDIC in the United States and with other regulators around the world, or for placement on a corporate web site, or for wider distribution.
But few are familiar with the standardized work from XBRL that moves from end reporting to the details inside business systems, one that exists today — XBRL GL, the Global Ledger.
We believe that all business meta-data, financial and operational, can be captured, stored, reused and exchanged more effectively with XBRL GL, the standardized Global Ledger.
XBRL GL is an extensive — and growing – modular framework for representing business operational and accounting information from the point it enters a business system as transactions or triggers through the audit trail to eventual reporting. It provides a single, but extensible, set of XML tags for representing:
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Fuat Celik (also known as Cedric) worked as a hairstylist all over Europe before coming to the States in 1999, to join Frederic Fekkai in Los Angeles and then NYC in 2001. He finally opens his first salon, offering haircuts ($125, with Cedric $205), updos ($125), color ($100–$200), hair-repair treatments ($30) and blowouts ($65). The chic black-and-white locale has four cutting chairs, two washing stations and four blow-dry spots illuminated by a massive crystal chandelier. Personalized touches, such as cell phone chargers at each station, gratis Belgian coffee and chocolates and artwork by Cedric's fiance, Veronica Collignon (veronicacollignon.com), make the salon feel homey. Cedric is jumping on the blowout bandwagon with a three-tier membership program: A silver package ($160) gets you four blowouts for the month, while gold ($300) buys you eight, and platinum ($500) warrants unlimited sessions. Each package comes with a 10 percent discount on all products, such as Moroccanoil shampoos ($21) and L'Oreal Volume Elevation gels ($20). The salon also sells Insoul jewelry (insoul.mx) from Mexico, including heart-shaped stud earrings ($32) and affirmation-etched bracelets ($87).
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In an industry that never sleeps, Angela Heuer thrives on providing clients with dynamic, 24/7 service.
Since joining the Serafin team, she has engineered highly-publicized national media events for large corporations and government agencies, organized diverse, broad-based statewide legislative coalitions, and executed inventive web-based initiatives for nonprofits.
In any communications effort, Angela aims to build meaningful, lasting relationships—and she delivers. With a journalist's sensibility and a keen aptitude for shaping resonating storylines, she consistently earns her clients front-page, top-of-the-hour placements in traditional broadcast/print media, specialty media and the blogging community alike.
Before joining S&A, Angela successfully executed a broad promotional campaign for a Chicago boutique, using social media to garner placements in outlets such as Chicago Magazine, Daily Candy, Time Out Chicago and Racked.
A Detroit native, Angela holds a Bachelor's degree in English and History from the University of Michigan. She honed her journalism skills while serving as National Correspondent for Delta Delta Delta sorority, stoking relevance and credibility to a national publication.
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Getting the best deal on your old car
Getting a new car is fascinating at several levels. If you manage to not let your happiness be marred by worries of extra expenses and fuel costs, pleasure of driving your car fresh out of a showroom can hardly be beaten. But the thing is the new car has added one more thing to your backyard- a metal structure that was your old car. While selling your old car is the option most Indians prefer, its much simpler said than done. If you are one of those worrying about how to get the best deal out of your old car without duping anyone or being duped yourself, here is a checklist.
1. Advertise well
If you are relying on public modes such as newspaper and internet to let the word around, make sure it will reach local people best who might find it most convenient to show interest in your vehicle. Add a lot of pictures (in good condition) to present your car in its best form. Highlight key point such as high fuel efficiency, mileage, engine condition, years of use etc.
2. Get all the papers in order
If its been a while you checked all papers of your old car, now is the time to do it. Put all important documents in one place. Everything from insurance to pollution check certificate is important when selling your old car.
3. Arrange service history documents
For a person buying a used car, few things are much more important than others. And while exterior of car is pretty important, your car's service history is what will fetch you the best price for your vehicle. Well documented service history will be just as lucrative offering for a buyer as will be their contents. Make sure you have all the important service documents such as warranty cards in one place.
4. Setting the price
Before putting the final price tag on your car, check the market for ongoing price. A used car's price is determined by condition of the engine and miles driven, among top things. Check with websites and showrooms dealing with used cars for more information.
5. Keep room for bargain
Once you finalize the price tag, make sure you keep a room for bargaining which is inevitable in Indian markets. This will not only help the buyer have more faith in your and your car but will also help you sell your car quickly and at a reasonable price.


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New Maned Wolf and Four New Meerkats
make Louisville Zoo debut
"Rocko" a one-and-a- half year old male maned wolf and four new male meerkats made their Zoo debut recently after clearing the mandatory 30 day quarantine for all new animals.
Rocko joins us from the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Right now he is the only maned wolf on exhibit across from flamingos. The Zoo hopes to add a female soon. He is distinguishable by his dark coat around his shoulders. His zoo keepers observe that he has a lot of energy and uses every corner of the yard.
Four new male meerkats joined us recently from the Gladys Porter Zoo in South Texas. Named for characters on the Hit CBS television show "The Big Bang Theory" – Sheldon, Leonard, Howard and Rajesh – join the existing female, Penny, also a character from the show. The new males include the father and his three offspring who are a year old. A group of meerkats is called a mob. This mob is quite active running between the outdoor and indoor areas of their exhibit near Gorilla Forest.
The Zoo will be closed Thanksgiving Day but reopen on Friday. Rocko and the meerkats will be on exhibit weather permitting.
Maned Wolf facts
Their range is Brazil, Northern Argentina, Paraguay, Eastern Bolivia and Southeastern Peru. Their habitats are South American grasslands and scrub forest. They are about 3 feet tall and weigh between 50 and 55 pounds. In zoos they can live to be 12 to 15 years old. Listed as endangered with the main threat due to habitat loss, and disease transferred from domestic dogs.
Meerkat facts
Their range is Southern Africa: Southwestern Angola, Namibia, Botswana and South Africa. Their habitat is dry, open country or semi-arid plains, commonly with hard or stony ground, savanna, to bush areas. Meerkats generally avoid wooded areas and dense vegetation, preferring scrub areas. They average about 20 inches tall and weigh between 1.5 and 2 pounds. Meerkats do not appear to be in danger of extinction, however loss of habitat is believed to have reduced their numbers.
About Louisville Zoo
The Louisville Zoo, a non-profit organization and state zoo of Kentucky, is dedicated to bettering the bond between people and our planet by providing excellent care for animals, a great experience for visitors, and leadership in scientific research and conservation education. The Zoo is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) and by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).
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