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Congratulations to all the prize winners of the WPP contest 2008. Any ideas about the metalic colour works done by Francesco Zizola in his award winning story Violence in Colombia?
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I am also learning to be like Zizola. Because all that wins and gets noticed is Photoshop…
Just got myself a camera and a pirated photoshop to become a winner…
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I am following all the WPP threads for a while. Just one question in my mind: Do you think such manipulations like toning, color effects, etc. can go with news photography? as it goes with ad or fine arts photography?
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the "reporting" of the "news" (already by a predominantly western:oriented/trained/learned/satisfied/hungered/fed/yearning class of photographers) is itself a manipulation…so to the negotiation of what constitutes the story and its interpretation constitute….
that as a profession, we're still hobbled by the reaction and re-reaction to these questions is still what perpetuates the inadequacy of the insight that the membership here seems so often to bemoan….
the arresting of a temporal moment is a manipulation, a priori, so too the reporting of an event of which the reporters have little or no cultural, geographical, national, spiritual, historical relationship is also, a priori, a manipulation and yet we all subscribe for we accept, generally, this discord as part of our "awareness" and hunger to negotiate meaning in the world….
the lamentation that all this photography is shit or less than the former "news" photographic is just a stupid and pretentious slop…
issues about what stories are promoted/covered/honor, there's an interesting topic, but the same banter that's been a point of contention seems terribly superficial to me….
My other question about this is what is the story? Is a portrait series a story or is repeating information? Or is a series of shacks telling the story of hardship of homeless people? Perhaps I am too narrow to get it.
at the heart of "ethics" lay "interest": the reason why we discuss ethics (within the context of journalism, or any other profession) as it relates to behavior has to do to a belief (right or wrong) that behavior has a deleterious or abusive effect upon another (this too is a long argument).
I do not think there is an "ethic" with regard to what a photograph looks like (and by this standard I find much of the ethics of "manipulation" simply a mission of delusion and grandstanding: the "we're superior" attitude, and that goes with much of the traditional paradigm hoisted on us…same shit was level, by the way, on James Agee and Walker Evans for their remarkable "journalistic" book "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men"…
I find the condition of photography people during a certain moment often "unethical" but also accept that we abide this for some (right or wrong) reason: we "need" to know about what happens…one can, yes, argue that the entirety of "photojournalism" is "unethical" with regard to certain understanding, but that's probably absurdist and reductionist, right? ;)))…
the fact is this: we placate ourselves thinking that no "manipulation" means "truth", "ethics" "real" "honesty" etc, when this, itself, is a complete fabrication. For me, the ethics lay in intent. This is only my own orientation…it's why i dont toss the word "ethical" around lightly…especially about journalists…and it's why i found much, much of that argument about last years awardwinners and the other fauxtography stuff utterly reductionist and empty-headed, born from politics (on all sides) then any real or rich conversation about ethics (ethics of war anyone? ;) )….
many photographers have been sacked for "manipulating" a photograph and i too find this ridiculous…i know, personally, PJ's and some very well photographers who violate my own idea of ethics, including "creating" photographs (telling subjects where to stand or to stay still whily they "compose" the shot, which in the realm of fine art is cool, but in "documentary" is bollucks, but that's also a personal code, not a universal one) and have one (including this year) WPP or other awards…
what i personally find stupid and frustrating is that, as a profession, we're hung up on minutae and the preservation of something that should not have been an important issue to begin with, instead of the bigger issues…
for example: why is the photograph of a dead gorilla in the Congo more essential (based on coverage) than the 6,000,000 people killed there?…why to we persist in having awards like this to begin with?…
those who seem troubled by the photographers/pictures chosen, seem to miss the more important question…and getting that upset about it, too, seems to miss the bigger picture…
is it the "less is more" argument (what is less manipulation?)….
for me the question remains: why photograph and what does this suggest and what does it accomplish and also, in the negative bracket, what does it perpetuate?…
this question is more rich and more interesting and more complicated…that's all im suggesting…
to me, as a photographer, the question of why trumps the how, for the how changes, continually, but the why lay at the heart of the issues that still dog us, as a profession and as a species…what have we learned and not?" ;))…
it does look a little like HDR.
Riddle me that, Lightstalkers …
are they photos of paintings? why are they in a photography competition? and how is it journalism?


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Okay, I guess if a kid is really good at something and his school doesn't offer it at all, it is reasonable to want to attend a school where it is offered . . . BUT . . . I think that most parents who move their kids around do it because they see winning as an end in itself and put sports ahead of academics, not because they want to beef up the kid's college application.
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I think people transfering for athletic reasons are taking advantage of "the system" and are ultimately weakening the sport.
If a "superstar" freshman leaves his hometown school to wrestle for one of the very few elite teams in his area, his local program suffers and the entire sport suffers.
That's been the difference between eastern PA and western PA in recent years. The talent in the east (where transfers are common) has been pooled to a few elite teams like Easton and North Hampton. In the west, the talent is spread out.
The east usually wins the team dual title, while the west usually has more champs and place winners.
The big stink last year in the west was when a "club" team inserted one of their coaches in a private school and got several club members to leave their local schools and attend the same private school. This virtually turned their club team into a all-star high school team.
To further complicate things, the private school got tired of the controvery and dropped their wrestling program. Now this group of all-star wrestlers were enrolled in a school with no wrestle team. So, they were all allowed to join the nearest public school team.
To clarify, wrestlers were living in and paying taxes to public school district "A", attending classes at private school "B" and wrestling with fellow club wrestlers from various areas at public school "C".
It's funny to me that private schools have barely been mentioned in this thread. As an alum and employee of Catholic schools, it seems like we get all the flack in Illinois for transferring, though kids who make public to private transfers have to sit a year. The Illinois High School Association is pretty silent on private-private transfers. Schools pillage each other's teams all the time, but if the kid is happier at the other school, and it's a better fit, who am I to complain. Jerome Ward spent his freshman year at the high school I coach at, and then transferred to St. Rita. At Rita, he won state titles in wrestling and football, got a good education, and was happy. There is no one at Gordon Tech (the school I work for) who holds that against Jerome, and we were just as happy to learn that he was wrestling in college. (Kind of a digression, sorry.) Yes, Illinois does have some problems with transfers, and one school in the south suburbs has really gotten bad about going after other school's wrestlers, but, if it works out better for the kid, then c'est la vie.
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High school wrestling is not covered very well in the newspapers, so you may have trouble find all the details. Plus, this whole thing played out over a few years.
Here's some details.
The club in question was Rob Waller's All-American Wrestling club. Waller was and accomplished wrestler in his day and his son was an NCAA champ at Oklahoma. Waller was also a successful high school coach and phys ed teacher until he allegedly roughed up one too many students and was fired as a teacher and a coach. (BTW - with the strength of PA teacher's unions, it's very dificult to get yourself fired). Anyway, to make ends meet, he built a wrestling room on his property and started chargeing kids to come over and be tutored by him, his son and other big name talents that he has contacts with. I believe Dan Gable even made an appearence or two.
Trouble started when one of the club coaches took the head wrestling coach job at Greensburg Central Catholic. Several of the club kids enrolled at GCC and other schools started crying foul. GCC was being investigated and decided to just drop the program.
Now since GCC didn't offer wrestling , they had a loop hole that allowed them to co-op with a neighboring school. Some of the neighboring schools refused to take them, but Hempfield Area High School took them in and also took the WPIAL team title last year.
here as an article from last year http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06334/742389-364.stm
So if your a very accomplished wrestler and "your" school has a poor program, no coaching, work-out partners and such. You should just settle for that school/program and suffer for those years? No way. Move on to a place that you can grow. I'm with Schlott, if your looking to continue your education, you're going to have a much better chance of earning a scolly by attending a better program.
I guess it depends on which perspective you take.
If you look at it from a parent's poin-of-view, you do what's best for your child. Period.
If you look at it as a stewart of the sport or someone who cares about the long-term health of the sport, you do what's best for everyone.
Determining things like "no coaching" and "no good work-out partners" is a very slippery slope to go down.
I love to bring up Carlton Haselrig when people say their school as a poor program. His high school didn't even have a team. He and his Dad worked out and he had very little competition until the state tournament at the end of the year. Of course he went on to win multiple NCAA titles.


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Only goalkeeper Ryan Clarke and midfielder Andy Whing, both recovering from injuries, will not take part.
The remainder, including Johnny Mullins, who has fully recovered from the foot problem which ruled the defender out of the final weeks of last season, have been following individual fitness routines during the close season.
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He said: "The players have programmes to do in the off-season.
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The sport has advanced significantly since Waddock was a player in the 1980s and 1990s, when pre-season sessions involved long cross-country runs.
United's players will be working with footballs from the beginning, but the U's chief made it clear that did not mean it would not be tough.
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"It won't be easy, put it that way. Hard work can be done on the balls because I want us to be a hard-working team."
Having taken over in March during the midst of United's miserable run-in to last season, the next few weeks will be the first opportunity for Waddock to spend significant time working with the players.
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This home is in the center of a 200 acre mountainside estate property. It has been renovated to maximize the views from each room. Most rooms face southeast and look upon the back side of Overlook Mountain. You can also see to the south as far as New Paltz and beyond on a clear day. Every season and weather condition is spectacular to see from the house. Below the front lawn is a fenced in 20x40 foot heated swimming pool with it's own cabana (open seasonally). Below that is a park-like area with a screened in gazebo. The pool is for your private use. The owner/caretaker lives in a house located behind the main house. Your privacy will be respected. It is assumed that you are here to get away from it all, but someone is here if you need assistance.
The central part of the house was built in the late 1800's and comprises the living room and sun porch downstairs, with two small bedrooms, a large bedroom with non-working stone fireplace and double bed, and a full bath upstairs. At one end of this central area is the dining room, the huge eat-in kitchen, and another glassed in porch with an additional dining/sitting area and a Steinway grand piano. There is an outside dining terrace off the kitchen with the best view on the property. At the other end of the house, the entrance way hall leads to the living room. Off this hallway is another guest room with a queen bed, full bathroom, and efficiency kitchenette area. Above this is the master bedroom suite, which includes a queen bed, a private bathroom with jetted tub and separate tiled shower, a large walk in closet, elevator access, a separate outside entrance, and a small library. The house can accommodate a total of eight people.
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Hi. I have lived in paradise on this Catskill mountain for 30+ years. It is time to downsize my personal living space and share the incredible beauty of this property with others. Every time I travel, I am struck anew by how much of our country is covered with developments and commercialization. Coming home to Woodstock and to this peaceful retreat is so soothing to the soul. Come and see for yourself...
The Owner purchased this house in 1978
Woodstock and the surrounding area is blessed with beauty, art, exciting positive energy, interesting people, and lots of great restaurants and nearby adventures. It is such a sanctuary for the soul. I relocated to this area from NYC in 1969 (Could it be that I was a hippy?) There has always been an influx of interesting refugees from the city. I think this is because nature is so lush and untainted here and yet cultural stimulation is within easy reach.
The most striking thing about this property (I call it Bristol Hill), is the scenery. Photos do not do it justice. Sit on the terrace and watch the reflection of the setting sun on the back of Overlook Mountain. It is as healing as a meditation retreat. The stillness is only broken by the chirping birds that abound here. You may see wild turkeys, deer with their fawns, squirrels, rabbits, chipmunks, incredible cloud formations...What you mostly will not see is other people. There are trails to hike, a pool to relax in, a ramshackle tennis court with lots of excuses for missed shots, a pool table for rainy days and outside dining for sunny afternoons. If you are a pianist or a student of the piano, please come and play the Steinway O in the breakfast room. You really don't have to go anywhere, but if you do, Woodstock Center is just 10 minutes away.
This was our 3rd stay at Bristol Hill. What a pleasure, as always! The house is always spotless and has everything you need, and the views and the surrounding property are amazing. Diane is very easy to reach, should one need anything more. We will definitely come back again!
It is such a luxury to return each year to Bristol Hill for our family Christmas gathering. We are an adult family of five, whose overwhelming consensus has been to return - so that should tell you something! I was born and raised in Woodstock and am familiar with the area and most rental homes and this is my #1 choice for our Christmas accommodation. A property of this size requires constant vigilance and upkeep and not once in my return visits have I ever seen a drop in standards. The home is spotless and as numerous others have pointed out the kitchen is well equipped to actually use to prepare a true family dinner, just not make due with a few scant items for a weekend getaway. We cook for the holidays and I arrive at the property knowing that my holiday dinner won't be delayed for lack of cooking implements. The beds are comfortable, the duvets delightful and the bathrooms have that 50's tile and charm that I grew up with - we feel very at home here = thank you so much Diane and Barb for sharing!! While all of this is well, fine and good, the real heart of the property is Diane and Barb. It is their unobtrusive care and concern, their attention to detail and ensuring the drive is prepared for your arrival should you be coming in winter weather, that a shovel is left at the door for you even though they will be out with the plow and shoveling your walk anyway, to invisibly managing the trash in the alcove - all so you can enjoy your vacation and or holiday and not be hampered by inconvenience or the mundane. Expeditiously responding to emails, allowing a holiday package to be sent prearrival and returning your deposit; they get the business side as well as the hospitality side of owning a VRBO. Add the idyllic mountain setting and your vacation hideaway will be the envy of your friends. I know it was the envy of mine. See you next year!
We had such a wonderful respite here in late June. Our family of 4 (including two kids ages 5 and 7 who were convinced they had arrived in paradise) and 4 friends. Plenty of room to spread out, gorgeous views, pristine and extremely clean property. The pool was wonderful and there are even floats and toys for renters use. The kitchen is also to-die-for, very well equipped - imagine our delight when we found a whole cupboard full of spices! Not to mention all the basics such as flour, sugar, ketchup, mustard, etc. As a group of musicians and singers, we especially loved the piano and made ample use of it. There's even a pool table and plenty of puzzles for rainy days! We were there for 5 days, and while the town of Woodstock itself is charming, we didn't really feel the need to leave the property and explore! Diane and Barb are treasures and so very helpful, yet not at all intrusive. We can't wait to go back!
Lovely home with all the needed accessories. Three nicely appointed rooms for couples and two smaller rooms for singles. Grat kitchen with all the appliancies, spices and other items one needs for a short stay but does not want to go and buy. Lovely grounds with a good sized pool for relaxing. Owner lives in house behind but out od sight unless needed. Highly recommend.
Beautiful property & house! We had a great family getaway. Everything was just as described and more. We will be back! Thank you Diane!
The house and surrounding grounds are stunning! We could not have had a better experience. The house is spotless, comfortable and exceptionally well maintained. The kitchen has everything you need to cook large gourmet meals. We plan to visit again and again.
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To practice as an osteopath in New Zealand you must be registered with the Osteopathic Council. You must also have a current Annual Practising Certificate (APC).
Please allow a minimum of 5 - 7 working days for the Council to process a fully completed application for registration, or for your APC. Note that the fee for registration is a one-off fee, but the APC must be paid for on an annual basis. The APC year runs from 1 April to 31 March of the next year.
Applicants who have a Master of Osteopathy conferred by Unitec should complete:
You must complete a consent to disclosure form. The information on the form is used to perform a search using the New Zealand Police electronic vetting services.
For practitioners applying from overseas they must provide a certified police report from the country of residence. The certified report must be no older than six months at the time the application for registration is submitted.
A certified copy is a copy of the original that has been certified by a solicitor or notary public.
Please note that registration is not automatically granted. The Osteopathic Council must be confident that you are competent and fit for registration. The information you give us in your application form will assist the Council in our decision-making process.
The Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal (HPDT) has released their decision regarding Mr Paul Bolton.
Click here to read it....
The Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal (HPDT) has released their decision regarding Mr Richard Davis.
Click here to read it.
2015 Regional Conferences are now open for registration. They will be held at the following locations and dates:
Christchurch - June 6th
Auckland - September 12th
Wellington - November 7th
Please click here for an agenda and here for a registration form.
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