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Now that I have your attention, I'd like to tell you all about a few very significant changes which are taking place at Yellow12 Photography at the moment.
Firstly, and most importantly, I am going to be moving out of my current studio premises as of Tuesday the 17th of August. So I shall no longer be based from Unit 12, Woodend Industrial Estate, Cowdenbeath. I will be running Yellow12 from my home, which is only 2 minutes away from the studio, in Crossgates. The reason for this, is simply because I have become much busier with wedding photography than studio portraiture. As you can imagine, it didn't make financial sense to pay for a large unit when three quarters of it was mostly unused! So I will not have a permanent studio for the next wee while.
However, I love shooting portraits and other studio work, so I will still be offering these services! I have a fully portable studio set up which means I can create a fully functioning, professional studio anywhere there is enough space. So I can still 100% offer studio photography (families, kids, models, pets, dancers, bands etc), it may just mean booking out a local hall for an hour or two to set up in. Crucially though, if you would like some Yellow12 studio portraits, just give me a call and we can sort something out. As an alternative, I am also more than happy to get out and about to do portrait shoots (and model shoots etc.) on location. I'm thinking a beautiful corn field at sunset, or grungy alleyways in the city and so on Get creative with your ideas and give me a shout if you fancy trying it.
I am currently trying to get the phone number (01383 510220) moved over to my house. I dont foresee any problems with this, but there may be a few days when this number might not reach me during the transitional process so please feel free to contact me on my mobile phone: 07813 669394. Of course email will always reach me: email@example.com
The main function of the studio ended up being a meeting place, where I could chat to couples about shooting their wedding and show samples. Obviously this will be a slightly different set up now. Theres a couple of options available. I am more than happy to come out and do a home visit, whether you are looking for more information on my wedding photography, or if you have me booked and we need to go over details etc. Alternatively, I'd be delighted to buy you a coffee (or a pint...) at any of our local bars/cafes/hotels to sip on while we chat. So I'll still be available to meet with face to face to arrange your wedding photography.
I know this is a bit of a long boring post with no images (I may stick a recent fave up just to keep it a bit more interesting actually) but its important that I let you all know. I'd also like to stress that Yellow12 is going from strength to strength and this move in no way means I am putting less effort into the business. It is exactly the opposite. I am getting more focussed and finetuning the way I work to offer the best quality service and of course, photography.
To reflect this, I am giving Yellow12 a small makeover in the next 2-3 weeks. You can expect to see a revamped logo, a new website, a new blog, new pricelists and some pretty cool new product ideas! And of course, you can expect to see a whole load new pictures! I've been crazy busy shooting and editing weddings over the last few months, so when I have a chance to breathe, I'll be showing some this work off! And there are some stunners. A lot in fact.
If you have any questions, or would like to speak to me about anything, please do get in touch on 07813 669394 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The images from last nights Portmoak Primary 7 Prom, are now available to view and purchase online. Please click the following link to be taken to the gallery:
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Another engagement session from a few weeks back. Audrey and Robbie are getting married at Audreys parents farm in Thornton a week on Saturday so I thought I better get this blog out into the world. I went along to have a look around the farm with them to get an idea of what we would do on their wedding day. It's in a gorgeous setting, all on its own and I'm spoiled for choice with photo locations. The ceremony is going to take place out in the garden, which I'm so chuffed about. Outdoor ceremonies are the business! Then we went along to Audreys brothers farm to take some pictures with Millie, Audreys horse! Enjoy the pictures.
So, I'm a little behind with any blogging at the mo, I apologise. Here are a few images from an engagement session I did with Mariesha and Neil a few weeks ago in Crossgates. I needed to blog these because I've already shot their wedding and have a few new posts from it to get up too!
Last night at Mariesha and Neil's wedding, something special happened. The first Yellow12 'Rogues Gallery' photobooth took place. It was awesome. Here's a sneak preview, the rest will be up online and available to purchase soon.
Last night was a first for me, I found myself shooting a 'boudoir session'. Boudoir photography has become hugely popular over the last couple of years, possibly influenced by shows such as 'How to Look Good Naked'.
Whilst I've been aware of this trend, I've never thought to offer it, for one main reason - It's all about making beautiful images of women in lingerie (or occasionally less) - and I'm male. The majority of studios offering boudoir shoots are run by female photographers. I just assumed women would automatically feel more comfortable having their pictures taken by another woman, so I never really thought to pursue this route. However, a few weeks back I was contacted by a previous wedding client who was keen to do a shoot like this, as a present for her partner. Having someone approach me to do the shoot instantly removed the male/female barrier. Once the shoot was scheduled we chose an interesting location and discussed some ideas, which gave us both a good sense of what we were going to do. My subject brought her sister along too which was great, not least because it meant I had a free assistant!
Long story short, it went really well! We got some beautiful pictures. I'd describe them as sensual and stylish without being trashy! Whats more, my 'subject' had a good time. How do i know this? Because this morning I received this very kind email:
Hi Ian
Just wanted to drop you a note to say thank you for last night. You totally put me at ease and I didn't feel uncomfortable or awkward at all.
Both my sister and I had fun and a good giggle!
I'm sure Big* will be totally surprised when he sees them too - I cant wait to see the finished product now!!
Speak soon
*I've changed the names to these SATC references to protect anonymity!
I would absolutely love to share some of the images with you, but they're to be given as a gift, so I cant risk spoiling the surprise!
I don't have any packages set up but if anyone else is interested in this sort of shoot please feel free to get in touch - 01383 510220.
I met up with Carly and Nigel on Monday to do some engagement shots in the grounds of Murrayshall House Hotel in Perth where they're getting married in July. Its beautiful up there, and theres a stunning view from the front of the hotel. I decided to keep the view for the wedding photos, and we used a bit of the expansive gardens for this shoot. Theres acres of land around the hotel, mostly used for golf, which means there's loads of golf buggies kicking around... I'm trying to convince Carly and Nigel to see if we can hijack one on the wedding day for some cool shots! Hope you enjoy the pictures.
I'm afraid I've been a bit neglecty (new word?) of the blog recently, but I do have some cool images to get up here soon! I'm also working on a slight rebrand (very minimal) but just tidying up some things I havent had a chance to do since starting out last year.
Anyway! Heres the first of a few blog posts in the next wee while - Jen and Daves beautiful Glasgow wedding. Dave and I shared a flat in first year at Napier Uni (along with Rob who was also in attendance) so it was really nice to get to hang out with some old friends! Thank you all for your hospitality.
Hope you like the photos.
Jade and I used to work together and we've been talking for ages about doing some shots of her and Ryan. With the weather getting nicer we decided to head out and about and make some magic!
I've mentioned before on the blog about how I have been funded and supported by the Princes Scottish Youth Business Trust, and I'm going to mention it again. They are an excellent organistion who offer exceptional guidance and advice for anyone under the age of 26 setting up in business. The Fife regional manager is Fiona Turnbull (any regular blog readers may remember the shoot I did of her kids in a field last summer) who deserves a big mention for organising all the Fife events. One such event is the annual 'gathering' which is always a nice way to catch up with other young people in business as well as some of the fantastic volunteers who give up a lot of time to mentor us.
This years gathering took place last week at Dunfermline Athletics East End Park. This year they had organised a 'Pitch Your Business' competition which Fiona was keen for me to enter. The idea behind the competition is obviously to convey the essence of your business clearly but with the added parameter of doing it in only 30-60 seconds, roughly the amount of time you would have to tell someone what you do if you met them in a lift. Long story short, I won! Which I was quite delighted about because I thought all the other entrants had done a pretty good job! I won a £50 Business Development grant, result!
Just to be a little more self indulgent, below is the press release which Fiona put to the papers:
"Ian Mitchell of Yellow12 Photography delivered the winning Elevator Pitch at the annual gathering of The Prince's Scottish Youth Business Trust. The event held at Dunfermline Athletic Football Club attracted 40 business people from across Fife and Ian captured the judges' attention with his confident delivery and overview of his business. Yellow12 photography is based in Cowdenbeath and Ian (25) who admits to being passionate about photography strives to produce images that reflect the personalities of all the people he captures. Awarding Ian, a New Park Trust £50 development award, judge Michael Donaldson says, "Ian's effective elevator pitch delivered just enough information to give the audience an understanding of the business but left them keen to find out more" Fellow judge, Bob Garmory of The Purvis Group added "This is a skill that every business person needs and the six entrants in the competition today delivered a high standard of pitch"
If you know anyone who is under 26 and considering starting up in business, direct them to PSYBT, they'll be glad you did!
This past weekend was a pretty busy affair. I had my first wedding of the year at Crutherland House Hotel in East Kilbride, more on that to come shortly on the blog, then on Sunday I was back over that way to photograph Jen + Daves' engagement session. I foolishly scheduled it for 9 am on Sunday morning thinking about getting some nice directional light. However I neglected to think of the logistics! It meant getting home after 11pm on the Saturday, having to download a few memory cards and charge some batteries before setting off again at 8ish the next day. Go me. However I managed fine and we got some great pictures at Whitelee Windfarm, which is quite an amazing place. I should point out that Dave was my flatmate in student halls a few years back, so it was really good to catch up with him and Jen, and also their now 3 year old son Tom! I can't believe you have a son who is three years old already Dave! And whats more, he seems to have been raised pretty well so far...I'll fill him in on a few stories about his Dad at some stage.
It was bitterly cold so we only braved the elements for 20 minutes or so, but I'm chuffed with what we got in that time!
Hope you like the pictures.
On Sunday I met up with Lesley and Steve on a blustery but sunny day atop Calton Hill in Edinburgh. I'm photographing their wedding next month so we decided we'd better get out and do their engagement shoot before the wedding sneaks up on us all! It was the first time I'd ever actually ventured up Calton Hill, and I was impressed! Stunning views and the pillars are a photographers playground! I'm less fussy for the odd tourists who kept making a beeline straight for exactly where we shooting! I actually didnt shoot as many images as I thought because we were so busy chatting, but I hope you like the following selection from the day.
Meg is an Edinburgh based dancer who came over last week to shoot a portfolio with me. We decided that as much as its a dance portfolio, it should also look quite modelly, so we spent a few hours shooting some different setups. I'm delighted with what we got, Meg was great to photograph, very natural in front of the camera. These are just a handful of previews from our shoot.
If you'd like a portfolio put together for dancing, music, acting or modelling get in touch on 01383 510220!
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What better way to look back on a big travel year than with pictures from some of my favourite places and moments of 2012.
No your eyes are not deceiving you, that is a tiny little house on top of what appears to be an industrial chimney. It's actually an art installation by Tatzu Nishi near Nantes in France. It's a fake industrial chimney and the house on the top of it can be rented out by the night. I was lucky enough to get to go inside it and the views from the top were stunning.
My first big trip of 2012 saw me travel all the way down under to Australia. Having never been to Australia before, and having just finished my last ever exams at university I was more than a little excited! Arriving at my brother's apartment there and seeing this sunset was the perfect way to start my trip.
I also went on two cruises in 2012, the first of which departed from the romantic city of Venice.
On my first cruise of 2012 I visited Kotor in Montenegro for the first time. Sailing up the ria towards the city and viewing the dramatic scenery on the way was one of the highlights of my cruise on board Royal Caribbean's Grandeur of the Seas.
After my first cruise of 2012 I was lucky enough to travel to Rimini in the Emilia Romagna region of Italy where I took part in the exciting Blogville project. Whilst in Rimini I visited San Marino, Bologna and Cesenatico and enjoyed partying at La Notte Rosa.
I met some great people in Rimini and had a few big nights out with them, that inevitably ended up in us enjoying the sunrise from the beach across the road from our apartment. What better way to chill out after a night out than watching the sunrise with your toes in the sand?!
On my second cruise of 2012 I visited Portofino in Italy and quickly fell in love with its picturesque coastline.
I visited one of my favourite places in the world during 2012 – Villefranche-sur-Mer in the glamorous south of France. This small town is relaxed, quiet and drenched in sunshine most of the year. I love sitting here at the waters edge with a glass of white wine and some delicious seafood treats.
In October I visited Berlin for the first time. I was super excited to visit Berlin, as I'd heard so much about the city from many of my traveller friends. I wasn't disappointed at all and loved seeing both iconic, historic Berlin and cool, contemporary Berlin that is becoming so popular.
Winter in Scotland. It's freezing, but also wonderfully Christmassy. As I write this, I've just returned from a trip to Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh. I'll be spending Christmas Day at home with my family (it's my brother's birthday on Christmas Day!). After that I'll be heading back to Edinburgh to spend Hogmanay there (that's Scottish for New Year).
So, Merry Christmas everyone and I'm wishing you a happy, healthy and prosperous 2013!
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Amazing photos! Looks like you had an absolutely beautiful year! I love all those incredibly gorgeous sunset pictures around the world
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Awesome photography Emma, looks like a fantastic year overall. Nice to have photographic proof to remember it in 20 years!
Beautiful photos, Emma – and what an amazing year 2012 has been for you! I especially love your Venice picture. Sums up the city perfectly for me
Those were real great-looking photos, especially that magical sunset in Australia and that shot in Berlin.. truly jaw-dropping views. Seems like you had a great year, and I wish you a more exciting and colorful adventure in your travel plans for next year. Happy Holiday!
Stunning photos! Can't wait to follow your adventures in 2013!
Such an incredible year and great photo. Thanks for sharing your journey which ignites me to travel further and explore new cities


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In the first two weeks of school in Term 3, the Life Education Caravan visited Pt England School. Harold was the main character that interacted with the students. The students were learning about healthy living and lifestyle. Room 5 were there too. This Voice thread had recorded some of the things that the children had learned. The sentences that were recorded had come straight from their writing books. Please enjoy!
As part of the Literacy learning process, the children write stories and then draw pictures to illustrate their stories. Our story writing is integrated with our Topic Studies. We also record our stories in movies so that we can share them with you. We hope you'll like our work.
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Trying to add a 3 way dimmer switch in the basement. Tapping off the switch at the top of the basement stairs. There are 3 other wires coming into the box in addition to the 14-3 wire I am installing. One goes to the lights in the basement, another goes to the garage receptacles. these two have black wires inserted into the push holes in the back of the switch. I took the black hot wire from the 2 way switch and hooked it to the black screw on the 3 way switch. Then I took the red and black wires and hooked them to the other 2 terminals. Lastly, I put the white wire from the 14-3 with the other whites bundled together. I On the new dimmer switch, I tried every configuration possible to get this to work, without success. Any help is greatly appreciated. This is insane. |
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Are the light you are trying to control now controlled by a single pole switch? Are you replacing that single pole with a 3 way and adding a 3way at another location? If yes to both, then connect the incoming hot to the common (black) screw of the new 3way at the existing box, connect the black of the 14/3 to the black going to the light, and connect the red and white of the 14/3 to the other two screws of the 3way switch. Leave the whites already there alone. At the new location, connect the black to the common (black) screw and the red and white to the other two screws. |
Thanks. Yes, I am replacing a single pole switch with a 3 way and adding a 3 way. When you say connect the black of the 14/3 to the black to the light, do you mean wire nut them together? I believe I have tried this configuration already resulting with the dimmer switch having power but I can't get it to turn on/off and dim. |
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I don't know how much experience you have wiring things so this may be way out of line, but I found an article about how to wire 3-way dimmers. It may help if you read it and you may get some new ideas about what is going on. The link below will take you to it. http://www.rd.com/17791/article17791.html |
Thanks. Yes, I am replacing a single pole switch with a 3 way and adding a 3 way. When you say connect the black of the 14/3 to the black to the light, do you mean wire nut them together? I believe I have tried this configuration already resulting with the dimmer switch having power but I can't get it to turn on/off and dim. yes wirenut them together and connect all others as described. It might help if you do this first with two standard 3way switches, then when all works, replace one with the dimmer... this will eliminate any problems with the dimmer itself. |
Leave all the wires in the box alone. You only need to work with the two wires currently connected to the switch. Connect one of the wires to the black of your new cable. Connect the other to the common of the new three way. Connect the red and white of the new cable to the traveler connections at both new switch and dimmer. Connect the black at the new dimmer to the common of the dimmer. Connect all grounds together. |
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Summer START 2014 Mentors
Mark Bartel
From: Toronto, Canada
My name is Mark Bartel. I am a biomedical engineer with dreams of becoming a traveling surgeon. I am a student senator, as well as a member of various clubs, including Pre-health, BME, Engineering World health, and the NCSU Scholars Program. I am excited to work with Summer START students because attending the program was the best decision I made in college, and I want to make sure other students get the same experience. Outside of school, I have done 6 years of taekwondo and am a certified scuba diver.
Kevin Liu
From: Charlotte, NC
Hi, I'm Kevin and I'm majoring in Industrial Engineering. I grew up in a family concentrated in business, but I've grown a huge interest in engineering. To accommodate for that, I decided to pick Industrial Engineering as my major since it focuses on statistics and business. NC State was my priority school over UNC because of the atmosphere I felt while visiting the campus for the first time; I didn't even visit UNC after that! I'm a part of CUSA (Chinese Undergraduate Student Association) on campus but have also helped manage multiple events for other clubs. I decided to be a Summer START mentor because I wish to help the new freshmen succeed and make some new friends along the way.
Greg McClanahan
From: Murrells Inlet, SC
I'm a Physics and Statistics major. I chose NCSU because of the near endless opportunities, from research, to volunteering, to going to sports games. I want to go to law school to get my J.D., LL.M., and S.J.D. so I can work as a JAG for the U.S. Navy. After, I would love to work as a patent lawyer and/or a professor of law. On campus, I am a part of the SPS (Society of Physics Students), a RA of the Scholars Village and part of the Scholars Program. Also, I am the founder of a non-profit here in Raleigh (Service Angels of Raleigh). I chose to be a part of Summer START because I wanted to make some friends and dive into my classes early. I want to be a mentor because I want the incoming freshman to have a better experience than I had during my freshman year. I want to make sure they are prepared for college, and make the best of the opportunities that are presented to them. A fun fact about me is that I play over ten instruments.
Sofia Olaechea
From : Lima, Peru
Hi! I am Sofia Olaechea and I am an international student from Peru. My major is Fashion and Textile Design. I chose to be a Summer START mentor because I had an amazing summer last year as a student in the program and I hope you will too. I chose NCSU for their awesome textiles program. I am looking forward to see you all and welcome to the Wolf Pack!!
Saif Hassan
From: Apex, NC (originally Boston, MA)
I'm Saif Hassan, and I'm a rising sophomore in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. I was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and I moved to Apex (NC) when I was 11. My interest in engineering his was my main motivation in enrolling at NC State. Once I enrolled, I started getting emails about Summer START. I chose to do the Summer START program as a means of acclimating to school early and getting a taste of college to avoid getting in over my head when the school year actually started. I thought the program was really effective in doing that, and found myself super comfortable when school started. I currently am participating in the professional society of my major, and undergraduate research in the Chemical Engineering department. I chose to be a mentor because of how much I genuinely appreciated the program when I was in it. Outside of school, I'm really into frisbee, rap music, woodwind instruments, and teaching.
Michael Brown
From: Charlotte, NC
My name is Michael and I'm from Charlotte, NC. I am currently pursuing a computer science degree because I love computers. I actually chose to come to State because of its computer science program, and I'm glad I did because I have made many friends and learned so much here. I joined Summer START because I enjoyed it so much last year, and I want to be a guide to the incoming freshmen. I'd recommend this university and this program to anyone pursuing a career in a science/math field!
Kimberly Watson
From: High Point, NC
My name is Kimberly Watson and I am a biomedical engineering student from High Point, North Carolina. I went to a tiny high school with only 43 people in my graduating class, so coming into college I was hoping to go to a large university with good academics, awesome ways to get involved, and the chance to be able to meet all sorts of people. NC State provided me with everything I wanted and more. I decided to attend Summer START as soon as I heard about it because of the chance it offered to start your college career off right. Coming to NC State, I didn't know many people and this gave me the chance to form friends while also getting used to the rigor of classes and getting ahead in my credit hours. During my time here, I've gotten involved on campus through numerous organizations and communities, but I'm most active in my roles in the Women in Science and Engineering Living and Learning Community and in Student Government. I also love taking part in traditions and events on campus, even ones that you may not have heard about until you see it and I try to spend as much time out of my room as possible. As a mentor, I'm hoping to show incoming students how great our university is through the resources we provide and showing them the different ways to have fun while balancing school work.
Jonathan Thomas
From: Richlands, NC
I choose to be a part of Summer START because I know how important it is to have good first impression of college, and I wanted to make sure that the incoming freshman are able to experience that unique look at college through summer START. I choose NCSU because I could stay close to home while going to one of the best engineering schools in the country. Not to mention, there is a sense of pride in going to a college in your own state. I hope to eventually work in a nuclear power plant, or conduct research regarding the application of plasma-matter interaction. I really enjoy anything outdoors from longboarding and running, to surfing at the beach. Going to the movies and playing video games are some of my favorite things to do with friends.
Camerian Williams
From: Hope Mills, NC
Hey everyone, my name is Camerian! I'm from a small town in North Carolina called Hope Mills and I'm a sophomore majoring in Psychology and Criminology. I chose to be apart of Summer Start because I wanted to help and mentor incoming freshman. It's a passion of mine to serve through mentor and leadership and Summer Start was the perfect opportunity to do so. Choosing NC State for college was a milestone. I chose this school because it has one of the best research programs in the nation and the campus life is AMAZING. After my many years of schooling, I plan to become a psychiatrist with the intentions of working with the United States government to treat soldiers returning from war and patients with mental disorders. While on campus I have had the opportunity to experience quite a few activities that include, Bujinkan, Peace Praise Team, Zumba, and Greek Life. I chose to become a mentor because of the support and friendships I made as a mentee. As a mentor I hope I can provide a support system and friendship that will motivate my mentees to excel in college. A fun fact that I like to share is that I'm a musician of three instruments; piano, guitar, and violin.
Hady Asad
From: Yanceyville, NC
My name is Hady Asad and I'm from a small town near the NC-VA border called Yanceyville. I'm majoring in Mechanical Engineering here at NC State. I chose to come to NCSU because I wanted to be an Engineer and I love the campus. I wanted to get a head start on my Engineering class load and get to know the campus and people here better, so I decided to come to Summer START '13. It was one of the best experiences I've had. I hope to have a role in developing technologies to better the world in the future with the help of an Engineering Degree and skills I will learn during my NCSU experience. On campus I am involved with the University Scholars Program and have been to many on campus events throughout the year. I chose to become a mentor because I had a really impactful Summer START experience and I want to help to bring this experience to incoming students. Some fun facts about me are that I was a soccer referee for two years, I've probably made over 1,000 pizzas, and I know 3 languages.
Sabriya Dobbins
From: Fayetteville, NC
My name is Sabriya Dobbins and I am from Fayetteville, NC (Yes where J. Cole is from!). I am majoring in Animal Science and Social Work which means by the time I am done, I will be able to communicate with animals AND humans effectively. I hope to apply to Vet School after graduation and eventually open Dr. Dobbins' Veterinary and Social Work Clinic. I chose to be a part of Summer START/STEAM because I did it last year and I loooooved it more than I thought I would. I want to be a mentor because, trust me, my advice could probably save your life and most importantly, I care about the future of the incoming generation.
Corinne Farrell
From: Raleigh, NC
My name is Corinne Farrell and I am a genetics major here at NC State. I was born in Albany, NY, but moved to Raleigh when I was 3 years old. I was a student in summer START last summer because I really wanted to get a head start on classes and meeting friends. I chose NC State because, believe it or not, it is the only university in the state with a genetics major and that is something I am really passionate in. After undergrad, I want to go to medical school to become either a pediatric geneticist or an orthopedic surgeon. Being a mentor has always been a aspiration of mine because I love being able to help people through a difficult or new experience. A fun fact about me is that I played trumpet in my high school marching band and I LOVED it.
Breanne Burgess
From: Clayton, NC
Hi, I'm Breanne. I'm a biochemistry major. I came to NC State because, with its proximity to RTP, it offers great research opportunities. I hope to study and research biodiversity in different parts of the world. I came to summer start to get ahead of the other freshmen in my class/Not look like a freshman for the fall semester! (know my way around). I owe a tremendous amount of my success in my first year to the support of Owen and my mentor and it will be awesome to have the opportunity to help another group of freshmen succeed as much as my SS group did. Here at NC State, I'm involved with Scholars, NSCS (National Society of Collegiate Scholars, service events, academic enrichment), and Student Alumni. Outside of school, I love watching crime television. If this biochem thing doesn't work out I'd be a good private investigator :)
Kiarra Hicks
From: Coatesville, PA
I'm majoring in Sport Management and minoring in English and Law & Justice. My goal is to attend law school then go into sport public relations and crisis management for the NFL. I chose NC State because of the atmosphere. My tour really sold the campus to me. It has one of the top Sport Management programs in the country and I haven't had to come out of pocket yet to pay for school (out of state is hefty! Lol). I decided to be a part of Summer START because I wanted to get a jump start on college and learn the campus early. Now as a mentor, I want to give back to the program that has helped me so much academically and socially. I met some of my closest friends through the program and I want to be a resource and a friend to incoming freshman so they can have a similar positive experience. Here at NC State, I'm involved with DanceVisions Dance Company, University Ambassadors, and College of Natural Resources enrollment management and serve as the Recruiting Student Assistant with NC State Football. I am a hugeeeeeee Michael Jackson fan.
Jing Wu
From: Hangzhou, China
Hey guys, this is Jing. I am from Hangzhou, China. I am majoring in Environmental Engineering. The reason why I chose to be part of Summer START last summer was that I wanted to get involved in campus life earlier. With the help of my mentor, professors, and my friends, I became more independent, and I gained a deeper understanding of what college was. That's why I choose to be a mentor this summer: I can make a difference and have an impact on incoming students. I am proud of being a student here at NC State, one of the top schools for engineering!
Jaylyn Miller
From Asheville, NC
My name is Jaylyn Miller, a Sophomore Zoology Major from Asheville, NC. As most of you ( bare with me), North Carolina State was my first choice and dream school. I choose to become a Summer Start mentor for almost the same reason i did my freshman year, to get ahead. It takes a lot for me to give up my illustrious summer breaks but Summer Start has really helped me become acclimated to the campus. I initially wanted to be a Zoologist and train Tigers and such when I came here but as many of you will figure out, your mind will change. I am currently on the road to medical or nursing school. As far as campus involvement I am apart of the Impact Leadership Village (ask me about it) and a Student Coach/Walk On on the Football Program (long story). I like to workout, eat all types of things (especially debbie cakes), and play video games. If you want to know more before you meet me in person follow me on Twitter @iamjaylynmiller. #BestMentorInSummerStart
Joe Mason
From: Stoneville, NC
My name is Joe Mason, and I'm a sophomore majoring in computer engineering and electrical engineering. Hailing from a small town called Stoneville, North Carolina (located between Greensboro and Virginia), I felt the transition to Raleigh would be an arduous one but Summer START helped me to build lasting and beneficial relationships with other students who participated in the program, as well as aided me academically by putting a couple of additional classes under my belt. I currently work as an IT professional for NC State in addition to my position as a START mentor. I love to play basketball and go hiking, as well as indoor activities like video games and ping pong. I love trying and learning new things from others and try my best to help others. I hope your pre-freshman summer was as great as mine - GO PACK!
Sam Lilley
From: Williamston, NC
Hey y'all, my name is Samantha Lilley and I'm from Williamston, North Carolina. I am majoring in Plant and Soil Sciences and I hope to work with GMO seeds one day. I chose to be a part of SummerSTART last summer to learn more about the campus and get a head start on classes. I decided to be a mentor this year because I loved the program and wanted to help the incoming freshman enjoy coming to college as much as I did. There is no better feeling than knowing you're a part of the Wolfpack Nation. Go Pack!
Aubrey Brendle
From: Rural Hall, NC
Hey, my name is Aubrey Brendle and I am a soon to be sophomore here at NC state! I intend to major in chemical engineering with a specific focus in sustainable energy. I was born in a town called Rural Hall, NC, just outside of Winston-Salem, which is roughly two hours away from Raleigh. Just last year I graduated high school and chose to attend Summer START. I really wanted to make connections with both my peers and those with influence. I wanted to learn the campus and get an idea of what it would take for me to be successful here at NC State. Yet above all, I just wanted to make friends, experience new things, and make lasting memories. Now here I am, an upcoming mentor for the program, and hope to impart on my mentees the same things that were imparted on me. I love making important, lasting connections with people. Overall, I am greatly excited about meeting everyone this summer and learning from this great experience. I hope I can make as great of an impact on you guys as I know you will make on me!
Christian Jones
From: Charlotte, NC
Hey there my name is Christian and I will be one of your Summer START mentors. I major in political science and reign from Charlotte, North Carolina. Since attending NC State I have been successful and wish to impart my knowledge through mentoring. After I graduate I wish to enter international politics, but that can easily change given the extensive opportunities this great school provides. That's all from me and I hope to meet you all very soon.
Matthew Pascarelli
From: Wilmington, NC (originally Long Island, NY)
My name is Matthew Pascarelli and I am a Computer Science major at NCSU. I am originally from Long Island, New York but have lived in Wilmington, NC for several years now. I chose to come to NCSU because it offered me the best environment to further develop my interests and skills as a computer scientist. My career goal right now is to continue to look at new and varied fields present in computer science and find research or employment opportunities that let me use my skills to advance that field in a meaningful way. Prior to NCSU, I was a student at UNCW as part of an early college program. As a student at UNCW I was able to participate in undergraduate research at the Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies in Identity Sciences. Here I assisted professors and graduate students with several federally funded projects involving face aging, bio-metrics, and other identity sciences. This amazing experience demonstrated to me the importance of becoming involved in my learning environment and to seek out whatever opportunities that are available to me. This was the primary reason I decided to apply for the START program and by extension why I continue to be a part of it. I believe programs that allow one to immerse themselves further into their college community and experience are enriching for all that are involved.
Jakini Kauba
From: Maxton, NC
Hello, I'm Jakini Kauba! I'm a mathematics major from Maxton, North Carolina. I am currently a tutor at the University Tutorial Center. I am involved in both the WISE (Women in Science and Engineering) and Global villages as well as the gospel choir at PEACE church. I am a member of the University Scholars Program as well as an intramural basketball team. I desire to add Human Biology or Neurobiology as a double major so that I can prepare for my future career as a nurse, neurologist, radiologist, or other physician. I chose to be a part of Summer START because I wanted to experience college life before college life got the chance to experience me during my freshman year. I wanted to prepare myself early for what was to come in the fall semester. Fun fact about me: I was born on a military base in Tacoma, Washington and my name is Ancient Egyptian.
Luke Moore
From: Robbins, NC
Hello my name is Luke Moore and I am from a small town called Robbins, North Carolina. I am a Goodnight Scholar and part of the University Scholars Program majoring in Biomedical Engineering here are NC State. My career goal is to someday work in research and development of prosthetics. I chose to be part of the Summer START program because I would like to be able to help others be successful and I believe that the START program is an important pathway for freshmen to be successful in their college career.
Summer Higdon
From: Matthews, NC
I graduated in May 2014 with degrees in Wildlife Biology and International Studies. I am from Matthews, NC and chose to come to NC State because of the amazing community and opportunities for personal and professional growth. I hope to attend graduate school within the next three years and earn an M.S. degree in wildlife biology before pursuing a career with a natural sciences museum or wildlife agency. I chose to be a mentor because I love NC State and I want to show incoming students how much they have to gain from attending this university.


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This weed grows about 2 feet tall, and has green buds that look a little like okra, about 3-4" long. The stems are fuzzy, like velvety. Leaves are large. I pulled out some dead ones and they had spikey pods that were roundish. Anybody able to ID it? Thanks! Suzi |
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Oh great! Highly toxic, often fatal, and it's all over our property!! Thanks for the ID! Going to hit it with Round up before it blooms this year, and if any seed pods get by me, I'll stuff them down the gopher and vole holes! Suzi |
- Posted by flowergirl78 5b (My Page) on Sun, Apr 14, 13 at 1:40
...could be Burdock. They have a flower head that dries to form a burr, like what you mentioned. I attached a URL link for you to check out for yourself~ ~sorry, just re-read your post and must have missed you mentioning the buds looking similar to ocra (it was late at night, haha) yeah, sounds like Datura, not Burdock! That link I included though does have some great pics and info on many types of weeds! Hopefully others can benefit from that! |
Here is a link that might be useful: info & pics on Burdock
This post was edited by flowergirl78 on Sun, Apr 14, 13 at 10:25
Not Burdock. That doesn't have leaves coming off a central stem. They come from a central rosette. Definitely Solanaceae. |
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Aug 8th 2011 1:35PM @Snarky
You wouldn't be saying that if you came from MG. Here is an example of why this is bad and needs to change. I tank random heroics with the dungeon finder frequently. About 1/3 to maybe 1/2 of all groups, I get a comment from some jerk about being from MG and probably being a sucky player or ERPer. (which mind you, I am not. I hate Goldshire, and raid in Firelands) I have even had someone drop group when they saw a tank from MG, leaving a nasty comment before dropping.
Perhaps I am just unlucky with my groups, but either way this shouldn't be happening.
WoW Moviewatch: Orc vs. Wild: Moonguard {WoW}
Aug 8th 2011 1:07PM Honestly, I am tired of the Moon Guard hate and the coverage WoW Insider gives it. The fact that videos like this, or articles here on WoW Insider keep coming up, is what keeps Goldshire the way it is. Messed up people hear about it and flock to it, making the problem far worse than it originally was. I have been on the server since the launch of Burning Crusade, and I haven't had any issues like the ones people portray Moon Guard as having. Just don't go to goldshire! It is a very small area, and the rest of the server is completely normal! There is some really great normal RP elsewhere, and if that isn't your thing, we are also home to raiding guilds that have cleared firelands. If you are rolling a character on Moon Guard because of things like this video, you are not welcome here.
Cross-realm Dungeon Finder premium service coming soon {WoW}
May 17th 2011 4:43PM Actually, I just happened to be refreshing Wow.com as this story hit and quickly summed up my response. I am by no means raging, merely expressing my opinion. If they are going to make it premium, all the power to them. Just saying that I will not be paying for yet another service, even if it is cheap, all these micro-transactions add up.
Cross-realm Dungeon Finder premium service coming soon {WoW}
May 17th 2011 4:24PM Been waiting for this for ages... but wait what is this!? Premium! Sorry, but I am not paying more for something that should have been included for free many years ago. I understand paying for optional things like pets or mounts, especially when part goes to charity, but not being able to play with our friends which are already paying customers is insane. We pay for the xpacs, we pay the monthly subscription, we pay for character re customization (which is free in many other MMOs...) and many of us pay for remote AH. Enough is enough, I really hope you backtrack on this premium idea.
World of WarCrafts: Blizzard fan fiction runner-up Saif Ansari {WoW}
May 5th 2011 6:16PM Excellent story! Even in it's short length, it conveyed deep emotions that playing through an entire WoW expansion can not. Looking back having raided ICC and H-ICC since the day it was released, I never thought of ICC in the way you described, and now I don't think I can see it any other way. This short story allowed me farther into the Warcraft story and in different ways than Blizzard has been able to do, and that is really amazing! Keep up the amazing work!
15 Minutes of Fame: Student composer brings WoW music to video game choir {WoW}
Feb 24th 2011 7:52PM I have to say, loved the escape from the city rearrangement. I must have heard that song a thousand times playing the first level over and over to farm extra lives. Such an awesome and majorly underrated game.
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 12: PNY 128GB SSD harddrive {WoW}
Jan 2nd 2011 5:35PM sad that 128g is still more than double my current one.
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 12: SteelSeries prize pack {WoW}
Jan 2nd 2011 5:34PM very nice!
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 11: Palit GTX 470 graphics card {WoW}
Jan 1st 2011 1:16PM /roll
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Too much sugar in. The diet causes oral thrush which can. Become painful if left untreated. This condition usually. Occurs in. Individuals and babies who have a weakened immune system. Below is an. Account of. how. Oral thrush remedy will be. Beneficial for. those. Who are suffering from it.
Oral thrush is a disorder in. Which the fungus Candida albicans forms in. The mouth. The fungus has. Tendency to. Spread in. The parts of. The mouth such. As gums, the back of. The throat, the tonsils. sometimes. in. The esophagus.
Symptoms of. Oral Thrush Symptoms may. Occur suddenly and will last. for. A prolonged period of. Time. they. Are as follows:
- White lesions on. The tongue and inner. Cheeks
- Painful and may. Bleed if rubbed
- Trouble while swallowing if it. Spreads to. The esophagus
- Feeling of. Food being stuck in. The throat
- Difficulty in. Eating
Causes of. Oral Thrush
- Weakened immune system
- In infants, it. may. be. Due to. The sideeffects of. The antibiotics
- Use of. Corticosteroids and birth control pills imbalances micro organisms in. The mouth
- Inadequately fitted dentures
- Diabetes
- Cancer patients may have oral thrush as the treatment weakens the immune system
Oral Thrush Remedy and Life-Style Modifications A person must change their attitude towards. The disease and make a change accordingly. they. Must practice good. Oral hygiene by. Brushing the teeth twice. A day and cleansing at. least. Once. The second. Change they. Have to. Adapt is the elimination of. Sugar from the diet completely. The fungus Candida albicans heavily depends upon. Sugar causing the ailment. Consuming lots of. Sugar will activate the fungus making it. Harder to. Control.
Salt water- Clean the mouth with salt water. to. Perform this, take one/two teaspoon of. Salt mixing in. one. Cup of. Warm water then. Rinses it. in. The region of. The mouth. Spit it. Out when. finished. Do not. Swallow.
Yogurt- A person must consume yogurt including lactobacillus and/or bifidobacterium. This will be. Helpful for. The person if they. Are taking antibiotics. it. Must be. Kept in. Mind that. The yogurt must be. of. High-quality.
Coconut oil- Coconut oil contains. Caprylic acid that. Is a well. known. Candida remedy. The use of. Coconut oil for. Oral thrush is easily available and very effective. for. This, take ½ to. 1 tablespoon of. Coconut oil and put it. in. The mouth. Let the oil melt in. The mouth. then. Rinse the oil around. in. The mouth for. at. least. Five to. Twenty minutes. Remember not. to. Swallow the oil but it. Must be. Spitted out when. finished. again, rinse the mouth with plain water thoroughly.
Tea tree oil- to. Perform this remedy, take a half glass of. Warm water and mix only four. Drops of. Tea tree oil. Rinse the mixture in. The mouth for. A minute or longer depending upon. The person. The person must be. Sure that. they. Are reaching entire portion of. The mouth. when. finished, just spit out the solution without. Swallowing.
Check out the breasts- Women who are pregnant are advised to. Examine their breasts as the fungus passes to. The newborns through breast feeding. to. Prevent this, they. Must check for. Reddish or sensitive nipples, skin on. The areola that. may. Appear flaky and unbearable pain deep within. The breasts.
Onions and garlic- Garlic and onion powder are proved to. Have antifungal properties. Increase the quantity of. Garlic in. The diet to. Eradicate yeast infection. Onions are also. found. Helpful in. Healing the white patches appearing in. The mouth.
The above. Discussion of. Oral thrush remedy will definitely decrease the severity of. The ailment. Even if, problem persists consult a doctor as early as possible.
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This Umorok (u=tree+morok =chili) well known names ghost chili. It grows to the land of Umorok/ghost chili the North East India. I believe it is real umorok/ghost chili. They grow it on garden soil. It was an accidental planting. The mass production of this chili is not in this area but the surrounding hill ranges. Most of the families do not eat seeds and membrane because it is very hot so they throw it away. Sometimes it grows naturally without anybody's care. Only the families remember the seeds when they grew up and interested families a bit take care of it. These plants are one of them. There are two families they grow it differently so the results are also different. The other family also uses garden soil without mix, in empty oil tin containers. They got the fruits smaller; still they do not know the reason. I will try to upload other pictures as soon as I got it. I talked to my friend to buy one of the plants grow in the tin containers and change the soil. She told me it is possible to get it on free of cost but she has question of risk of re-potting. My request for your advice and opinion are the health of this plant. (According to your computer monitors the color might be different). I think this plant is not healthy somehow. The leaves have yellowish and thin I see some holes also. How can I help this plant to get healthy green leaves? They have abundant sunlight and the temperature is 21C right now. Caelian |
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- Posted by gardendrivenlife 6 (My Page) on Sat, Dec 15, 12 at 8:47
Yellowing w/green veins looks like it is lacking iron. Alot of rainfall washes the iron out. A home remedy (especially if it is potted) would be to add some rusty items to the container. Like rusty nails, etc. Good luck. JMO |
I was also thinking too much water causing chlorosis (yellowing due to lack of iron). Is it sitting at the edge of a pond? It looks like pond weed in the background and an elephant-ear plant (which likes a lot of water). I'm wondering if the soil is kept wet too frequently? |
I would say some nutrient deficiency. I don't know exactly what, but, that's what it looks like to me. sunnibel brings up a good point that it looks like the environment nearby is pretty wet. It doesn't look like overwatering to me, though. But, I wonder if it's a clue to what may be happening (nutrients washed out, ph out of whack, etc..). |
- Posted by fusion_power 7b (My Page) on Sat, Dec 15, 12 at 11:57
Iron chlorosis, nitrogen deficiency caused by heavy fruit load relative to leaf area. There is a similar condition that is caused by a virus infection called Pepper Mild Mottle Virus, but it usually causes crinkled leaves as well as chlorosis. The plant would benefit from being in a larger container and would need some good soil to grow in. You don't show a picture of the container the plant is growing in, but from the size of the plant, I suspect is it only a gallon can. The new container should be at least 5 gallons capacity. DarJones |
Thank you for all these questions and opinions. This plant is potted in about 7 gallon gunny bag (empty cement bag). The location of the plant is at the edge of the pond. The other plants behind the chili plant are edible vegetable plants called "pallukabi" I do not know in English probably it is coco yam specie. It grows both in dry soil and shallow water but it is not a water plant. However it is recommended growing in shallow water because the stem/root grows very tall about 2-3 feet. It is very good for hot salad. The recent months they had a lot of rain so there is possibility of frequent wet of the roots. Nutrient deficiency due to the washed out would be one of the possible causes of this plant's health, I agreed. There are so many reasonable questions about this plant such as diseases, lack of nutrients and overwatering etc. I will upload the full picture of this plant when I got it. The family does not know very well about modern container gardening and how to take care of it. Here people do gardening with passion and fashion but over there gardening is a poor man's job. This chili specie is very popular here but not that popular on plantation to its origin homeland. I saw a lot of plantation pictures of it from all over the world but not from its homeland. People consider gardening is not a respectable job, I feel pity for them. Regards, |
This picture is the same picture grows in a gunny bag. I got further information; they did not mixed the soil with the broken wall properly only they did some kinds of mulching. |
- Posted by habjolokia 7 (email@example.com) on Fri, Dec 21, 12 at 7:56
Question the bags that you use are they plastic or more on the paper side? Also if either I would be worried that it would hold a lot of moisture. Are there any drain holes? Looks like straw mixed in with the soil not sure the idea behind that. Mark |
They would be more like burlap, though a finer cloth. Plenty of drainage. The cans I would question, but if they had no drainage they would have no peppers. |
Hello Mark and DMForcier, Thank you for the posts. It is an empty cement bag; I think it is made of plastic. I am not sure, sorry. The cans do not have drainage holes. My friend bought one of the plants last week. She told me the condition of the plant is not so good. The soil is now very hard clay. The plant has problem of powdery mildew, and some of the leaves are also yellowish. However the stem is very big and has sign of many new shoots. We have been planning to prune and change the soil. Insecticide and pesticide are not easily available there. So I told her to remove the leaves with powdery mildew and spray with water, vinegar and dish washer liquid mixed. Any advice of home remedy will be appreciated. They have neem tree and peppermint plant. Regards, Caelian |
This post was edited by chilliwin on Sat, Dec 22, 12 at 10:07
- Posted by TheMasterGardener1 5B (My Page) on Mon, Dec 24, 12 at 11:03
I agree with everyone. It is a Nitrogen deficiency. You can use a fertilizer like Miracle Gro All Purpose at half strength to clear that issue right up. |
- Posted by habjolokia 7 (email@example.com) on Mon, Dec 24, 12 at 12:34
I think the soil is too damp. Here is what I recommend, get some holes in the bag to allow for drainage, add some nitrogen once the soil dries up some. The plant in the tin needs to be taken out wash the roots and repot into new soil. If you plan on using the tin poke some holes in the bottom to allow for drainage. You can try cinnamon powder it does not harm the plant and works for damping off fungus, may work for the mildew until you can get it repotted. Good luck and hope they pull through. Mark |
Hello TheMasterGardener1 and Mark, thank you for the advice. One of the plants on the tin container has been re-potted with new container with drainage hole and new soil. Some of the branches were also pruned. The soil she used is a mixed of peat moss (home made), paddy husk, pine bark and small rocks. She boiled some Neem tree leaves and sprayed the plant. I told her about chinnmon powder too. Miracle Grow is not available but she manages to get some fertilizer like that one/such as NPK 3-1-4 too. Container gardening is not yet introduced there. All the essential materials for container soil mix are available in raw form and not commercialize. For example, pine-bark are available at sawmills, it is free, (I told her not to use much if they are not compost half or fully). They have LECA type materials at the brick factory (over burned brick, full size and small pieces, it is light and porous, and almost free). They have coconut fiber fresh and dry one; they have cow dung, chicken manure too. Insecticide, pesticide, fungicide and chemical fertilizer are not easily available. Thank you for helping us. Caelian |
This post was edited by chilliwin on Mon, Dec 24, 12 at 14:52
If premixed fertilizers are not easily available, my grandmother had a trick for getting iron into the soil for some of her flowers. Old rusty iron nails, the kind you nail pieces of wood together with. She would leave them in a pan of rain water until they rusted, then would toss them around on top of the dirt at the base of her flowers. When it rained, it would wash the rust into the ground, adding iron to it. If you have galvanized nails that don't rust easily, you can soak them in bleach for a few hours, and that will dissolve the outer layer and expose the raw iron underneath. |
Thank you again Edymnion for the advice. The repotted plant is not yet any sign of stress. I will tell her to put some rusty materials on the soil, it won't be a problem for her. Caelian |
She will be the first person who has grown Trinidad Scorpion Moruga Blend Yellow, Rocoto De Seda, Aji Amarillo, Lemon Drops, Gornong and Habanero Tree there. Caelian |
Just I read all the posts again, and I found that I missed to answer some questions, really I am sorry. I was so exciting to see all of your advice and opinions :( . I am really happy to find my mistake today. Caelian |
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