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Victoria was amazing! She made everything look beautiful and definitely knows how to do her job. Her staff was great as well. There was some problems with the catering company and Victoria took care of it with ease. She stayed calm and made the night go very smooth. So glad that we went with her.
As mother of the bride living in a different city than my daughter, Victoria took a lot of the stress off of the planning. She handled the interference with different vendors and even between me and the groom! The wedding was beautiful and everything my daughter wanted. And, I was a stress free mother!
Victoria of Genesis was so much fun to work with. Her whole staff was outstanding. The event was beyond our expectations. I would go back to Genesis in a flash and will recommend this vendor over and over again!
Victoria and Kevin were great! So helpful and both go the extra yard!
We were very disappointed with our service. We were not provided many of the services we thought we would be. Planner did not know the right amount the DJ charged and told us there were two set up fees, one for the ceremony and one for the reception so we hired violinists for the ceremony. The DJ said that they never charge for two set ups at our venue and that they have a discounted rate for our venue...none of which our planner knew. On the actual day I had to call her to see if she was even at the wedding. She did not provide a timeline to my wedding party as dictated in the services provided. She did not provide midnight snack pack and allowed the wedding planner of the venue to do all of the work. We were not followed to pictures and were not given "5 minute" warnings from our planner. Instead, the planner at Wolf Lakes had to find us to head to the reception. I would like go save future brides a lot of stress and money, please steer clear of Genesis Master of Events. I feel cheated out of money and that having a wedding planner created more stress. With that being said, Wolf Lakes was fantastic!!!
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1. Perhaps this bride may have forgotten that she originally chose 2 different DJ who were higher priced and do charge for additional set ups. Against our professional advice, she was well into the planning of her event and secured her final selection just weeks before the wedding.
2. The violinists she hired for the ceremony was a family friend that she wanted to involve in the ceremony.
3. We told the bride our staff would arrive on site at 12:00 p.m. The first Vendor was not scheduled to arrive until 1:00 p.m. The bride called me at 12:00 p.m. We were on site and had already begun working.
4. We did provide printed itineraries for the bridal party at the rehearsal but no one wanted one. We did provide one for Elise the Wolf Lakes Coordinator.
5. Wolf Lakes always packages up all the leftover food for the clients. My husband and I helped load gifts, décor, clothing, including the leftovers and many other small items into the Father of the Bride's minivan after the event had completed.
6. We typically do not follow the photographer around for pictures. During this time we are taking care of guests at the cocktail hour. When it was time for the bride and groom to return for the Grand Entrance, Elise from Wolf Lakes and my Staff of 3, split up to look for them. Elise was fortunate to have found them 1st.
7. We did give the bride, groom, and other necessary party members a 5 minute warnings before all events.
Of course, we wish this bride did not have any negative memories of our service. Despite our exhausted efforts to assist this bride in creating the perfect day, I believe that this particular type of personality would arrive at the same negative review no matter who provided the service.
Victoria and Kevin were absolutely phenomenal in every aspect of planning our wedding. From grasping my style and understanding what was important to us (and what wasn't), to tactfully making suggestions to help things run more smoothly and look better, all the way to helping keep the peace during times of stress - which I might add there was very little of in the first place! I couldn't imagine my wedding without their help and I would definitely do it all over again!
Friendly service...made us feel like family. Beautiful decorations. Helped us with some issues with the venue and a few disagreements with the in-laws. Helped us stay within our budget, in fact I think we were under budget! I only wanted to hire a day of coordinator, but am VERY happy to have had Victoria and Kevin with us through the entire planning process!
Kevin and Victoria were a pleasure to work with. They put so much thoughtfulness and love into our special day.
My wife and I heard about Genesis from meeting Crystal at David's Bridal, who mentioned she works as a wedding planner that does weddings on a budget, and since we were new to Fresno and were definitely on a budget, we decided to check it out.
The whole process was based completely around the look and feel we wanted for our wedding. After determining what we wanted, they took care of finding vendors and venues that fit that. They were so on top of things that a couple weeks before the wedding when we decided we wanted to change the design for the cake, Victoria simply said "Let me take care of it" - and it was done!
As for price, well, they do charge a fee for their services. But I can tell you that they paid for themselves in spades. By working with vendors they know and trust, they were able to get us much better services and packages for a lower price than even the basic package offered by those same vendors. This meant that we were able to have professional vendors for every part of our wedding, when we were worried about affording it before. They take care of budgeting, letting you know where you can cut corners to afford the things that matter.
And of course, the day of is when they really shine. They took care of scheduling when things would occur and working it out with vendors. I didn't have to do anything. I didn't have to worry for even a second that anything was going wrong. They just wanted us to enjoy our day.
In the end, it's hard to know what to look for in a wedding planner for your first marriage. So, I didn't really know the questions to ask going in, and had to base it around wanting to stick to a budget. Not only did they do that, but I learned some very important things that are must-haves in a wedding planner, because Victoria and Crystal did all of them. Paying for Genesis is some of the best money I've ever spent in my life. I'd recommend anyone that wants a stress-free wedding day do the same.
Victoria and Kevin were the VERY best to work with. They took our vision and made it a reality. If you are thinking about getting a planner, I would really recommend it. Victoria stayed within our budget and was very honest about what everything would cost. On the day of the wedding, I was able to relax and enjoy my time with my bridesmaids and my family because I knew everything was in good hands. If you are debating about the price it would cost to hire an event planner, just think about the money (and stress) it will save you in the long run. I have had so many compliments on my wedding and it was because Victoria did such an awesome job!!!!
I admit I was nervous about hiring a wedding coordinator because of the cost, especially because I was a budget bride. However I can now say that hiring Genesis was THE BEST decision I made in the planning process. I still felt like I could put in my creative touches with all of the stressful parts taken out. I felt like I could relax during the reception and enjoy my guests and my day without the worries of setting up or taking down everything. Every time I needed to contact Genesis about even the smallest question they would get back to me almost instantly. It was so wonderful to have the guidance and assistance of these amazing people! Thank you Genesis!
Our wedding turned out beautiful! She made our lives so much easier through the whole process. Her and Kevin are just great and I would recommend a wedding planner to anyone because i did not stress out about one thing on the wedding day. Also my budget was $10,000 but I received about $20,000 in value. The only thing was her responsiveness, but she was going through a move while planning our wedding so it was hard for us to get into contact with her sometimes.
I don't like to relive the details of my wedding. I don't have good memories and is why it has taken me a year to write a review.There were a small amount of reviews for GMofE when I hired them in May'11 for my wedding in November.Victoria declined my request to be able to speak with her past brides.Red flag, I should have walked away.I would not recommend hiring GMofE unless you are prepared to deal with the consequences.Many details discussed at our meetings either didn't happen or were wrong.Day of wedding Victoria pulled mom aside to say there was no cake,vendor had no record of my order,she was calling wrong vendor.We were abandoned @ church, no Victoria @ reception.MIA for several hours.Said she couldn't find my cake knife,had to buy one at Walmart.(Discussed prior to wedding that hotel should have cake knife)DJ she provided could have been replaced by iPOD.Had to ask DJ for father/daughter and mother/son dances,DJ said they weren't on his agenda.Timeline of events did not include photographer being present for father/daughter and mother/son dance,cake cutting, garter/bouquet toss.OH WAIT,THERE WAS NO GARTER OR BOUQUET TOSS!No photographer present=no photos!Decor flowers used were told to Victoria as being least liked.Victoria said I told her they were my favorite.No intern photographers as promised.No midnight snack per contract. Hiring GMofE caused more stress.I definitely was not a 'Stress Free Bride to Be", per their motto.I watched it all unfold including my mom's meltdown. Apparently all the mistakes that didn't happen at all the other 5 star weddings were saved up for one day-mine.Noticed the # of reviews increased when GMofE hosted a contest where prizes would be awarded for "Best of" categories.A criteria for entering contest is to write a review of their services.Not saying all positive reviews for GMofE aren't true, just presenting the possibility of GMofE passively ensuring positive overall scoring for their services.
We have a lovely video of this couple hugging us and thanking us at the end of the night, we would be happy to show any potential client this video in person. We enjoyed working with Julie and Jeremy very much. We had some great post wedding meetings and are not 100% sure how this review came about. We wish them the all the best.
Our wedding went so smoothly! It wouldn't have happened without Victoria & Kevin. From the proposal all the way through the honeymoon they were there every step to guide and help with everything. I didn't have to worry about any of the vendors, decor, flowers, timeline or anything the day of the wedding. They took care of everything! They even helped store our wedding day things while we were on our honeymoon. Great team, I recommend them to anyone who wants a stress free wedding day!
oh my gosh...what a wonderful faith based service provided...we could not have asked for more...if we had, we would have received it!...everything was perfect...highly recommended...
We began planning our wedding a year in advance. We started with attending a wedding expo in downtown Fresno. We reserved a Jaguar limousine, picked up some planning materials, and met a couple event planning companies; but thought we could do the planning ourselves without spending the extra money.
We developed a theme of 'peacocks and pearls in the 1940's', ordered a few items online, and soon realized this was the biggest party we had ever planned. We were starting to stress out and realized we wanted to be relaxed on the big day and not worrying about all the little details we were starting to recognize.
Thinking back to the bridal expo, we remembered how energetic and enthusiastic the interns were from Genesis Master of Events. We did some investigating, made an appointment, and surprised ourselves by signing a contract right then and there. Victoria was so likable, genuine, and subtly confident. She started by interviewing us and coordinating what we had already accomplished into a master plan. We remained very active in the decision making process while she made wonderful recommendations for vendors. With her Christian based negotiation skills, she artfully assisted in booking vendors of high quality for very competitive prices; demonstrably less expensive than if we had booked them on our own. Victoria was always available and returned emails promptly.
Victoria would give us a chronological research assignment, we would bring back ideas and she would tap into her repertoire of knowledge and brainstorm until we came to a consensus that worked both logistically and financially for our event.
Genesis Master of Events not only assists with the event planning but they provide the décor and flowers. Our bridal bouquet was period accurate and gorgeous. Our décor was awesome in the true sense of the word. Every detail coordinated from the ceremony, to the signature cocktail drink, to the guest favors.
The most important facet of the Genesis involvement was allowing us to relax and enjoy the entire wedding experience, a once in a lifetime event. The value of this cannot be overstated. With sincere honesty and integrity I can recommend Genesis Master of Events to plan any event with confidence as our wedding is a benchmark of their product.
Genesis Master of Events were TRUE professionals. They made our wedding perfect. They understand the stress that a wedding can put on a couple both mentally and financially, and they will do anything possible to ease the burden of the stress. We truly enjoyed our day because we knew that Genesis had everything under control. From the setting up, to the breaking down. Thank you to The staff at Genesis Master of Events.


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Harare - A senior member of Zimbabwe's opposition Movement for Democratic Change has urged party leader Morgan Tsvangirai to step down, months after a crushing electoral defeat to President Robert Mugabe.
"It is my humble submission that, at this juncture, it is time you consider leaving the office of the president of the movement," Elton Mangoma, MDC's deputy treasurer general, wrote in a letter to Tsvangirai last week.
"The party is in dire need for new ideas, new thinking, a new trajectory and new stimulus."
Mangoma, a former Minister of Energy, said he personally gave the letter to Tsvangirai in a meeting with other senior officials, but the former premier has not responded to his calls.
The letter was published in the state media Monday.
"I gave the letter to him as a personal advice to him from me. It was not meant for the public," Mangoma told AFP.
"I gave him the letter in a meeting attended by four of us. We actually agreed that there should be a (party) congress."
Tsvangirai has led the MDC for 15 years and through three presidential elections.
Many had believed the 2013 election was his last shot at dethroning the shrewd Zimbabwean strongman.
But after the defeat Tsvangirai insisted he would stay on until 2016, scoffing at calls for him to step down as "irresponsible".
Speaking on Friday he again rejected calls to step down.
"For somebody to suggest that I resign because I went to an election, come on, it was not an individual decision.
"I want to assure you that the party is united, alive and well."
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2 Center for Health Services Research, Regenstrief Institute, Inc., 410 West Tenth St, Suite 2000, Indianapolis, IN, 46202, USA
3 Center for Health Services & Outcomes Research, Indiana University (IU), 410 West Tenth St, Suite 2000, Indianapolis, IN, 46202, USA
4 Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, School of Engineering and Technology, 723 West Michigan Street, SL 160, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis (IUPUI), Indianapolis, IN, 46202, USA
5 Department of Medicine, Indiana University (IU) School of Medicine, 545 Barnhill Drive, EH 317, Indianapolis, IN, 46202, USA
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7 University of Dayton Research Institute, University of Dayton, 300 College Park, Dayton, 45469, OH, USA
BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making 2011, 11:74 doi:10.1186/1472-6947-11-74Published: 29 November 2011
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how to use xbox 360 controller & keyboard+mouse at the same time
Posted 03 May 2012 - 09:07 PM
I was wondering, is it possible to use both at the same time?
I'm playing with the controller, and the keyboard and mouse work in certain specific situations (like naming enchanted items), but thats not the case with SkyUI or the Categorized Favorites Menu (which are both pretty awesome). for example, i cant use the search function in SkyUI, and i cant group favorites in CFM for hotkeys without keyboard functionality.
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I occasionally use the 360 controller while playing too sometimes.....what I do is when I need to switch to the keyboard, I just pull out the batter pack of the controller to disable it...skyrim will automatically switch over control to keyboard and mouse. When your done, you can just turn the controller back on. This is a temporary fix, but I am in the process of finding a way to have them both enabled at the same time.....thats the best I can do right now....
haha! thats an excellent + uncomplicated temporary solution, love it! (hope nothing breaks)
i'll try that next, and maybe when you find a more sophisticated solution, let me know
Posted 04 May 2012 - 07:41 AM
This gives you the 8 hotkeys on the dpad and changes as little as possible.
Allows hotkeys 1-8 in the favorites menu to be used from the keyboard while using an Xbox 360 controller with Skyrim. The keyboard key for shout is also enabled.
This is for keyboard use, obviously, but I think it's relevant.
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Posted 12 May 2013 - 04:59 AM
Sorry for the thread resurrection, but since this is still pretty high in the search results, I thought I'd throw in a link to a more recent "mod"/controlmap.txt "hack":
You should be able to fully use keyboard, mouse, and control pad at the same time with this little change. I will be testing shortly.
Posted 20 January 2014 - 03:06 PM
Shameless thread resurrect:
I just started digging for this subject, so if there are other latre-comers like me, this mod seems to be the best working one
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For most veggies I buy frozen because I like how they taste better then canned, however when it comes to green beans to me frozen tastes funky. So, I recently switched myself and family to no salt added canned veggies. I did so by first doing half and half, one can of regular and one of no salt added. I continued this for a couple of weeks and now I only buy no salt added and no one in my family has even commented that they noticed a difference.
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Yup, but its on my other wii that are broken
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Yup, but its on my other wii that are broken
can i update a downloaded My pokemon ranch. since i want it compitable with Platinum, and there was a update for it.
But since i have a pirated My PKMN ranch, is it possible then?
I did it my self, it was only to download and install Iso 249 and re install Usb Loader GX
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I used MicrowaveSams guide on Youtube, and his hack "package"
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Restarting is not as easy as one would have thought, I mean, I've done this before right? Just jump back into the pool and swim away no? No... My good habits have slipped away somewhat so getting back into a groove is tougher that I want it to be but hey! If I don't put on my big boy pants.. And unfortunately I mean that literally and figuratively this time around its not going to get done on its own, so away we go. I tried that wish into one hand and $hit into the other thing in an attempt to get some results but I just ended up with a stinky hand... so I suppose I will have to bust a$$ again to get where I need to be.
When I was 534 pounds I started off slow because I had to, there were no options other than slow and that�s what I did and eventually I dropped a total of 229 pounds at my greatest number. I am in the mindset of a guy that is 300 pounds and can ride 30 miles on his mountain bike in a couple of hours with no side effects besides a big $hit eatin' grin stuck to my face for the rest of the day when in reality I have no idea what my limits are currently as I have not ridden my bike since late July. I can tell you that I am not in the shape that I was when 534 was what I was carrying around but I don't think I am close to what I was June of 2011 either and finding a middle ground is proving to be a tad more difficult that I would have expected.
I know, I know... just do what ya can man! indeed this is how it will pan out I am sure but getting my 300 pound mind to understand that I am not there any more is the trick. It seems like I was just convincing myself that I was not 500 pounds any more and when I get a handle on that (which I believe is part of my problem but that�s for another post) I now have to realize that I have put on some significant weight in the last year or so.
The plan..
When I started off I would walk as far as I could daily, that distance was first measured in minutes, 10 minutes at a time at the pace of my then 2 and a half year old daughter, this pace increased to carrying her on my shoulders for the walk and eventually turned into 30 mile bike rides. I have begun doing my morning stretch routine again, holy hell am I tight! and as I type this there is a road crew outside my house finishing laying a new road, starting tomorrow morning (looks like the road work will be completed today) my walks will resume, this time with my new now almost 2 year old, and no not at her pace, she will ride in the jogging stroller. My intake has been slowly getting back to where it needs to be, I have started logging my intake daily once again and may start posting it on here again the next time I post, which hopefully will be tomorrow. I did keep one of my good habits and that�s drinking the green tea, I refuse to drink calories so I do still drink 1 gallon of green tea per day and it�s been that way since whenever I started that. I mentioned that I refuse to drink calories, that�s almost a whole truth because I have been drinking coffee in the am, I've quit that as of this morning switching it back to a cup of hot green tea instead.
As I type this post out I feel motivated to get my $hit back together and start pushing the scale down again, as I mentioned this restarting is almost as hard as the start, I have the knowledge in my belt this time around, I have a taste of what being a "normal" size is to hold onto and we're ready for round two.
All of the comments on the last post helped immensely! Reading some encouraging words, some tough opinions and a few emails from old friends was a really good kick in the a$$ so thanks for that.
I will attempt to make time to post as often as I can so please stop by again and comments/opinions are always welcome so don�t be shy... lord know I'm not.
Until then.....
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It is so good to see a post from you again brother.
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start brewing a big bunch of green tea and store some in the fridge as iced tea, it's good cold too
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You know me, short and sweet....NOW this is a blog I want to read. What's up?? I am a day late, so have you gotten your walk in???
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BoyO...I decided to pass on a comment for the last blog.....everyone else said it all (that's what I get for going on vacation, I missed a chance on a good "a$$ chewing"!)...Really, come on, GET OFF YOUR BUTT!!!!!!! Put it back on your bike! You live in a beautiful area, fall is here, rig up something to peddle the new addition along. GET MOVING!!!! Your new plan is a definite start, get back into regular posting...it keeps you on the straight and narrow.....you know you don't want to fess up to the bad choices! So, Ok, you screwed up, now you need to unscrew it! Get busy! See you next time!
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I lost 30 and put it all back on in a few months. We're just going to have to suck it up and deal with going through the crappy first month of adjusting to living with a good diet and appropriate exercise again. The good thing is that we know it will work.
Switching back to green tea exclusively might be just the thing you need to kickstart your program. Maybe having that cup in the morning sets the stage for getting it right the rest of the day.
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We all have fallen off the wagon at times. I think it's great that you have caught yourself somewhere in the middle. Your plan is a good one for getting back to task. Good luck to you on your journey!
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Welcome back!
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Good for you for showing up...it sounds like you're taking those first baby steps!
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So glad you're back! You've always been such an inspiration but don't think that means you can't share your struggles. We're all human and we need to lean on each other from time to time.
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Couldn't find a slap in the face, but here's a great big ole kick in the rear! Now, you're gonna be just fine :)
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You made this amazing journey once. And now you have learned that the journey never stops. You don't reach the goal and are done. This will be a journey for the rest of your life, your are on a train to healthy lifestyle, to teach your daughter how to be healthy. Life is about 80/20, live your life 80% of the time in a sparkpeople way and when you have a 20% of indulgence it doesn't take you off path.
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Forgive yourself and move forward
Do you have someone who can be your go-to Energy Buddy, to be accountable?
I have been at goal weight and then lost the plot while trying to Maintain - what IS THAT?
Anyway, my RL EB was here in July (after moving 1000miles away over a year ago) and we realised we need to check in weekly re exercise, eating healthily, honest weigh-ins etc .... and it IS working. Certainly not fast ... but working - it must - we meet again next week - 5 October! OMW ... we set a goal of 7.5percent of starting weight.
Just a thought ...
and for goodness sake - stop beating yourself up! Just take a deep breath, forgive yourself and use everything that you know, and that is available here, and elsewhere and get the job started again.
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Live today eating in calorie range and exercising 10minutes in intervals. Find the strength to think of yourself not as a man of a certain number of pounds, but as an active man with the opportunity to be healthy.
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Woohooo!!! aaaaaaaaand ladies and gentlemen - he's baaaa-aaack!!!!!
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a new beggining holds such great promise. try really hard not to think of yourself as a 500 pound man or a 300 plus man but a man who gets up everyday with a plan to be as healthy as he can be. I need to go back and read your other blogs i am glad you are back.
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I know starting is hard. But like you said you have done it before and you have more knowledge about it this time around.
on losing all that weight so far!!
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Am I WITH you on avoiding calories in my fluids! And heck we're ALL with you every step of the way!
Go Tony GO! Can't wait to hear that you've gotten back on your bike! :-)
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Hey, I've been reading you for a while (since before the now 2-yr. old was born...) and it seems to me like in every blog you refer back to when you were 500+. Maybe it's time to stop looking back and start looking forward. And I mean this in the most endearing way. Let go of that past weight, live where you are today and move on from there.
Do it, because you can.
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Go for it man, you can do it!
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To quote an extract from Fox Talbots The Pencil of Nature - But when the sensitive paper was placed in the focus of a Camera Obscura and directed to any object, as a building for instance, during a moderate space of time, as an hour or two, the effect produced upon the paper was not strong enough to exhibit such a satisfactory picture of the building as had been hoped for. The outline of the roof and of the chimneys, &c. against the sky was marked enough; but the details of the architecture were feeble, and the parts in shade were left either blank or nearly so. The sensitiveness of the paper to light, considerable as it seemed in some respects, was therefore, as yet, evidently insufficient for the purpose of obtaining pictures with the Camera Obscura; and the course of experiments had to be again renewed in hopes of attaining to some more important result.
Compare this with what we are able to achieve in photography today, chemical/digital or otherwise. If you accept that a photograph is probably the nearest we have to a time machine. Then try and imagine how this concept may be developed in the future to actually provide that time machine, to look and experience both the past and future.
The contemplation of things as they are, without error or confusion, without substitution or imposture, is in itself a nobler thing than a whole harvest of invention
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OP...Overthinker...Just press the button.
If you can't shoot anything worthwhile then of course do the second best thing...write about it like Sontag did.
While 'clicking' may not be perfect, it is the best we got unless you wish to shoot video.
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Here's a photo of me taken by my friend Mel, an illustrator by profession.
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Here's a photo of a painting of me done by my friend Mel in Acrylics.
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All photographs are lies, often lies of omission. My current work relies on photography's inherent inability to walk behind the subject to see what is really going on.
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Very nice and impressive CV.
Right. Everything out there, and in there, is an illusion. That's the first thing I learned in art. In fact, there is no in there or out there. Nothing we perceive w/ our senses is really, truthfully correct or real, and nothing is really as we see it, hear it, smell it, etc. It's simply our own personal idea of what is "real" at that particular moment, and that changes depending on how our mind is at that instant in that particular situation. Nothing exists on it's own by itself. Everything is in relationship to everything else. It's all one, which is not to say it's all the same thing. Everything is in a state of inter being. When we have a consensus of agreement, then we call that real, and for practical purposes it is. But, it's not. It's not that it's really like it seems, or really not what it seems, it's just that it's not, not what it seems. Some Zen understanding is the only solution on this, and I don't mean reading about it in a book either. Most of what we call real or truth is merely cultural conditioning.
If all colors are dependent on light, what color is something when there is no light? What is the sound of one hand clapping? It's this.....
There is absolutely no possible way to truthfully know what anything anywhere is. Forget that stuff. That fact really, really bothers a lot of people and brings out anger, confrontation, conflict, etc.
We form consensuses in order to communicate w/ others, but that doesn't mean what we are communicating is the "truth". It's an agreed upon truth. It's not empirical. Information is not knowledge, knowledge is not wisdom, wisdom is not truth. Information, knowledge, wisdom....that's empirical. Truth is something set aside from that, and you can't get there from an empirical start.
That's the easiest way to look at it, in a negatively expressed manner. Describing things as they are NOT is usually the best way to go. Reality is not dualistic, and the minute that way of thinking started (which works for a lot of stuff, but not for everything) things went downhill and in the wrong direction.
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Some Zen understanding is the only solution on this, and I don't mean reading about it in a book either.
I didn't like to mention that.
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OP...Overthinker...Just press the button.
If you can't shoot anything worthwhile then of course do the second best thing...write about it like Sontag did.
While 'clicking' may not be perfect, it is the best we got unless you wish to shoot video.
worthwhile is a relative term because what i think is worthwhile you may obviously think is utter nonsense.
i have read some of photographers/on photography, 30 years ago. no over thinking, just thinking ...
i took a 16x20 print off the wall this morning and it wasn't a photograph, but something else.
sure, it was a cove-scape, based in reality, paper negative f32 / whatever, but it wasn't ...
and shooting video is the same thing as using a camera, non-reality but long sequences of non-reality.
when i apprenticed a portrait photographer she told me of all sorts of "tricks" to make flattering photographs of people. she
told me how to tilt the camera, and film plane, to make a long nose short or a short nose long, she told me the difference between
someone's good side and their bad side, and how to remove blemishes, lines, wrinkles, smooth skin, rid crows feet, laugh lines necklets ..
people paid us to lie ...
and now i am wondering what dennis purdy meant last week when he said and "honest portrait'
thanks for the posts so far ...
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All, or most, photos are real images of what was. This illusion crap is just that... Sorry, that is my simple mind talking.
This discussion veered off into Plato's cave and whether our senses reflect reality. I thought it was going to go in a different direction.
Perhaps the part that is not illusory, that matters, is that the photographer chose that moment and that place and that perspective to make the photograph. Presumably it meant something to him or her, and releasing the shutter was not a random unintentional accident. Maybe the meaning was subconscious or submerged or not recognized. I don't pretend that it will mean the same thing to the viewer, but it might trigger something, and I like to think even if it is not the same thing then it could be something meaningful in a similar or related way.
That might seem like wishful thinking, but I don't think it is... if two people smell the same rose or view the same scene they will experience different emotions and memories, but they are related in the way I mean.
That is the reality of the photograph itself being created, regardless of how "real" the subject is.


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Amberly, Dougy and Phil have been away for the past eight months, dealing with everything that has happened but now they are back. New alliances are formed and new people pop into their lives but in the world of crime, drugs, gangs and guns with death all around you, who can you really trust in this world? The trio find this out the hard way as they still battle against Paul and his gang, determined to bring him down once and for all.
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@JohnSpiritWolf Ah... my thoughts exactly. I sure hope we're right on that. wouldn't want Paul's gangs capturing them.
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Where the heck are they if it takes them a continuous 5 days to get back to the city?
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Is there going to be a book 3? Can't wait to find out what's been going on.
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Can't believe my reaction to the Leila and Baden thing. Really good writing !! Been trying to save reading this to really enjoy it but my curiosity and need to read more has won haha :P
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Folks, look at the cast... I knew they weren't gone... My guess, they've been in a coma or something like that... They had sustained some pretty nasty wounds... If I had to guess, funny as it may be, De found them and got them away...
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Sux that Baiden and Leila disappear from their car but it great to know that they were being saved by one of Bayden's boys or Darcy's boys or even Bayden's brother came to the rescue instead of being taken away and shot them to death someplace else :(


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Magnolia 33 is a 2-bed sea view garden apartment with an open plan lounge with Sat.TV and DVD player, a well equipped kitchen diner, two bedrooms and a family bathroom with bath and shower over. The owner can also provide a cot and a high chair. Leading out from the living room is a balcony with patio furniture this in turn leading out into the garden and communal grounds. From the patio and living room you have views to the sea across a small wall with railings. Magnolia 33 is one of just a handful of garden apartments to offer good sea views.
Flamingo Country Club offers incredible value for money. Set overlooking Lake Tuzla to the south and the wonderful expanse of the Aegean Sea to the north-west, Flamingo Country Club offers the discerning traveller an idyllic slice of Turkey unspoiled by packed beaches and pulsating bars, restaurants and nightclubs. A few minutes' walk away from your accommodation is the main clubhouse where there is a separate water slide, clubhouse pool and indoor pool. There is also a tennis and basketball court and giant chess. The management centre here offers free wifi access to guests and there is a small bar and communal areas with chairs and tables for relaxing downstairs. Flamingo also shares amenities with Turquoise and Royal Heights. Combined, these three resorts offer over 30 communal pools, clubhouses, saunas*, Turkish bath*, beauty therapy*, crazy golf and several cafe-bars. Restaurant facilities can be found at Turquoise and Royal Heights Resorts. There are several beaches with amenities close by, for example MyBeach and Sunset Beach as well as a smaller resort beach located at Royal Heights. For golfers there is an on site small golf course and Vita Park Golf Resort is just 10 minutes drive from the resort.
Guests enjoy free use of the majority of the resort amenities provides as well as access and use of the facilities offered by sister resorts Turquoise and Royal Heights. This includes access to the private beach and beach club at Royal Heights. FREE shuttle buses run between resorts and to the beach club. A mono-rail at the top of Royal Heights takes you to the beach club if you are walking. Local towns such as Bogazici, Guverncinlik, Gulluk and Bodrum Town provide ample entertainment and additional amenities.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
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Bodrum Town: The primary centre for tourism, Bodrum Town is jam packed with shops, restaurants, bars, cafes, banks and practically everything else you could want. The town is set around an impressive harbour and overlooked by a 12th century Crusader Castle. Here you can take the ferry to Kos and to Rhodes if you want. Bodrum Town has several sandy bays with lots of waterside cafe's and bars.
Beaches: The Bodrum peninsula has a predominantly rugged coastline but you can find many small and not so small sandy beaches wherever you go. Irrespective of the location of your accommodation there are a number of small public beaches within 5 to 10 mins and many more within an hours drive. A good example, and a popular beach for families is Camel Beach, aptly named because of the Camels that can be found on the long sandy shoreline there.
Transportation: The locals preferred method of travel is on the Dolmus (bus). Trips generally cost just a few Turkish Lira with the custom being to pass the money to the driver via various other passengers. The main hub for these buses is located in Bodrum Town and from here, buses leave from early to late to every other part of the peninsula fanning out like the spokes on a cart wheel. They are a fabulous way to get around if you have time on your hands.
Airport: Bodrum Milas Airport (BJV) is only a few miles from Flamingo. Transfers can be arranged at extra charge at any time of day or night. From April to October there are direct flights available from most UK airports. In the winter months flights are still available through Istanbul or to Izmir about 2 1/2 hours away. Again transfers can be arranged. Hire cars, taxis and regular local buses are available onsite for you to explore the area and visit the markets and beaches of the Bodrum Peninsula.
Play Golf: Vita Park Golf Resort. World class championship complex with club house, restaurant, bar, shop and driving range. The par-71 18 hole courses is pay and play and is just 3 miles away.
Weather: The weather is generally fantastic from May through October with very little rain, particularly in June, July and August. If you like the sun without the heat, the perfect time to visit is late May / June and September / October.
Lake Tuzla on the Bodrum Peninsula, Milas-Mu?la in modern day Turkey is a 380 hectares nature reserve, which has been internationally protected since 1994. The nature reserve is a natural sea water lake, these sweeping wetlands are formed by the inlet from the Gulf of Güllük and Mandalya Bay, which are on what is also known as the Turquoise Coast.
The Lake provides a sanctuary for many birds and is protected by hillsides covered with olive groves, tamarisk and pine trees. However, the area around Lake Tuzla, outside of the border of the nature reserve has recently become home to the Vita Park Golf Resort and a number of accommodation complexes, including Lakeside Garden providing high class accommodation to the golfers who are now visiting Vita Park to experience the new challenges of golf in Turkey as well as catering for family holidays.
Lake Tuzla is ideally located, with accommodation, only 15 minutes from Milas-Bodrum Airport and a short 10 minute drive around the Lake to the greens of Vita Park Golf Resort. Also nearby is the traditional working fishing village of Bo?aziçi, where today number of fish restaurants line the shoreline, however, in Ancient times this was the site of the ancient city of Bargylia. Bargylia was said to have been founded by Bellerophon in honour of his companion Bargylos, who had been killed by a kick from Pegasus. Ruins of the ancient city of Bargylia, including a Roman Temple can be seen scattered over the area. Click here to find out more.
Only 30km away from Lake Tuzla is the town of Bodrum, site of the Halicarnassus Mausoleum of Mausolus, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, but known today as the St Tropez of Turkey due to its large marina and its blend of native and cosmopolitan culture. Click here to find out more.
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Matthew's Last Journal Entry, 8/02/2009
Mom, Dad, I can never repay you for all you have done for me. You made me into the man I am today. I hope that I have made you proud. That has always been my goal. I love you both so much. Tell the girls that I love them and couldn't be a prouder older brother. I have always tried to be an honorable man and I truly believe in what we are doing here. I am doing this for my family; so that they need not fear, My country, so that it can be a beacon of light for the entire world; the men around me, because no one could ask for a more august company than the men of the US Armed Forces and finally I do this for myself so that I might know the measure of myself and in the end not be found wanting. I believe that it is my duty to fight and having done all that I can to simply stand against this and all the evil works upon this Earth.
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If it looks like a relationship, and it feels like a relationship, Sarah Millett has learned, it does not necessarily mean it's a relationship.
Millett, 26, feels battle-scarred from the ambiguous romances that have dominated her dating life, when months of regular sleepovers and daily text chats do not a boyfriend make.
"There are a lot of mixed signals," said Millett, of Denver, who has noticed she has begun protecting against potential heartache by being noncommittal herself.
Relationships have always been a reliable source of angst and anguish. But dating today has strayed so far from the structured progression most couples followed in decades past that one leading relationship researcher believes we have entered, with some peril, an "age of ambiguity."
"Ambiguity is now the norm as opposed to clarity," said Scott Stanley, co-director of the Center for Marital and Family Studies at the University of Denver and a research professor in psychology.
Ambiguity can run the gamut from friends with benefits to long-term relationships fraught with indecision about committing to a permanent future. No study has explored whether ambiguity in romantic relationships has increased across years or generations, but the long period of relationship exploration that accompanies the rising age of marriage and the growing percentage of babies born to unmarried parents suggest commitments are fuzzier than they were a few decades back, said Galena Rhoades, an associate research professor in psychology at the University of Denver and Stanley's co-author on several studies.
Younger generations in particular seem to prefer keeping things loosely defined.
Keeping it light
Many couples claim exclusivity but won't call it a "relationship," which they fear will sour the fun with expectations, said Jessica Massa, who interviewed hundreds of singles and couples for her book, "The Gaggle: How to Find Love in the Post-Dating World" (Simon & Schuster). Others feel the term "dating" produces too much pressure and prefer to call it "hanging out."
A "perfect storm" of variables have conspired to create generation ambiguity, Stanley said.
One is cultural, he said, as the first generation of children to grow up witnessing mass divorce (now in their 20s and 30s) worry that relationships are so risky that they constantly hedge their bets.
In addition, some people who personally experienced "attachment disruptions" in childhood, often as a result of their own parents' divorce and the comings and goings of their parents' subsequent romantic partners, carry a legacy of insecurity in relationships and may cope by avoiding intimacy, feeling safer with one foot out the door, Stanley said.
As rates of marriage decline and more kids are born to unmarried parents, a trend seen mostly among lower socioeconomic classes, "I don't see how we can't be raising the greatest generation of attachment disorders in the history of our country right now," Stanley said.
Of course, plenty of kids of divorced parents don't have attachment problems and plenty of people from intact households do, as disappointments from people's own friendships and romances can leave baggage.
Shifting foundations
Brent Mattingly, assistant professor of psychology at Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pa., near Philadelphia, wonders if the rising incidence of narcissism that researchers are seeing among younger generations also could be boosting the desire for romantic ambiguity, because people primarily concerned about themselves may shun the responsibility of caring for someone else.
Massa believes discomfort with rejection among the everyone-gets-a-trophy generation is behind some of the vague intentions, facilitated by technology that lets people test the waters from behind the safety of a screen.
The ease of shopping online for new partners, the social acceptance of diverse romantic arrangements and the disappearance of labels like "going steady" and other public markers of relationship progression add to the dating confusion.
Ambiguity isn't bad in the early stages of relationships, when people are figuring out what they want, but it becomes tricky as the relationship wears on.
One risk of cloudy intentions is that a couple will slowly slide into living together, or having kids, or mingling finances, without explicitly choosing to do so, and then suddenly they're in a situation they can't easily escape, Stanley said.
For some commitment-phobes, sliding into these constraints may be the only way they end up in a happy relationship they otherwise might have fled. But for others, premature entanglements, prior to properly vetting the suitability of the partner. lead to getting stuck in a bad relationship they didn't really want.
Another risk of chronic ambiguity is that one person feels more committed than the other but is so afraid of driving their partner away that they refrain from pushing the subject, which can cause insecurity and time spent with someone who ultimately doesn't want the same result.
Yet Halpern-Meekin cautions against too much hand-wringing about ambiguity.
Indeed, despite the tortured and circuitous paths they take to get there, most people do eventually want to get married, said Heidi Lyons, assistant professor of sociology at Oakland University in Rochester, Mich. Sometimes relationships that began casually become meaningful, Lyons said.
For Millett, an accumulation of disappointments has driven serious romance low on her agenda. She is enjoying traveling and being single, scared of getting involved with someone who might hold her back.
"I don't know how people do it, how people stay married for 30 years," Millett said. "I think I should just marry my gay best friend and then if we want we can have kids and lovers on the side."


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How else do we describe the portent of President Barack Obama's veto of a GOP-sponsored bill that would have forced authorization of the 875-mile Keystone XL pipeline? By rejecting the bill, Obama not only enraged Republicans; he deepened the wrath of the oil industry and other businesses with financial interests in the venture.
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In the wake of the killings of unarmed African-American males by white police officers, a new mantra for black life in the United States has emerged: "Black Lives Matter."
It's appearing on placards, billboards, handbills, T-shirts and elsewhere. While it has powerful emotional appeal to us, we need to ask ourselves this: How is our new mantra being perceived by people who aren't African-American? What are they thinking?...
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I don't have a New Year's resolution but a simple wish for 2015. For the sake of our children, I wish that when the Florida Legislature convenes in March, it would take advantage of yet another opportunity to reverse its rejection of billions from the federal government over the next decade to expand health care coverage for nearly 1 million residents.
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At the risk of being called naive during this age of widespread political cynicism, I acknowledge that I believe in the inherent value of democratic government. Although a reasonable dose of cynicism is good, cynicism erodes the democratic fabric of society when it becomes intensely hostile toward government.
When I speak of cynicism, I'm using this dictionary definition: "Showing contempt for accepted standards of honesty or morality by one's actions, especially by actions that exploit the scruples of others."...
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EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK — The health of Florida's environment never should have become a partisan issue, but we keep electing officials who make it partisan. As a result, we see the continued degradation of our water and land and serious threats to many plants and animals.
Many ecologists and other experts argue that as the health of the natural world diminishes, the quality of human life diminishes in equal measure....
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The notorious reform school had two campuses, one for whites and one for blacks. We referred to it simply as "Marianna." We knew many of the horror stories about boys who went there and never saw the free world again. Our parents and other guardians used Marianna to keep us in line and out of trouble with "the law.''...
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"Observed impacts of climate change have already affected agriculture, human health, ecosystems on land and in the oceans, water supplies, and some people's livelihoods," according to the report. "The striking feature of observed impacts is that they are occurring from the tropics to the poles, from small islands to large continents, and from the wealthiest countries to the poorest."...
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The words of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., winner of the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize, for example, are inscribed on a building: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." In other places, the campus community is told it has an obligation to "respect the dignity and intrinsic value of all persons."...
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Two weeks ago, I was driving from Gainesville back to St. Petersburg, and I stopped for gas on State Road 200 in Ocala. After I got out of my truck and started pumping, a late model Honda Accord sedan with a Canadian license plate parked at the pump next to me. A white family — a man, a woman and three preteens — were in the Honda. The man got out, we spoke simultaneously and he started pumping....
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One of the first campaign promises new St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman kept was to hire an administrator to oversee economic development for Midtown, the predominantly African-American community south of Central Avenue.
He chose 40-year-old St. Petersburg native Nikki Gaskin-Capehart for the job. Her official title is director of urban affairs. Kriseman also hired 38-year-old Kanika Tomalin, another St. Petersburg native, as deputy mayor. A large part of her job will be to work on projects to improve Midtown. Kriseman has hired two women with proven records of solving problems....
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During the early 1970s when I was a graduate student at the University of Chicago, one of my two roommates was a Jew. We became close friends and beer-drinking buddies, and many late nights we studied together in Regenstein Library. We still correspond on issues that concern us.
He introduced me to the University of Chicago Hillel, the Jewish student group. He was a member even though he was, as he said, "an agnostic Jew from Boston" who spoke his mind. He said the Chicago chapter, even with its problems, was one of the most tolerant in the country. I accompanied him to several functions that were open to the public, and I was impressed with the sophisticated, uninhibited debate on many controversial issues, including Israel....
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EDITOR: On Jan. 1, a new state law will open nearly all state parks and trails to all hunting and trapping seasons between Labor Day and Memorial Day, is scheduled to go into effect.
I am writing because I am an avid user of state parks and trails. I enjoy bicycling, walking, hiking and, during the winter months, snowshoeing. Just because the weather gets cold does not mean I stop enjoying the outdoors. But during hunting seasons, I find myself having to be choosier about where I could go to enjoy these pursuits. State parks were one of my last refuge spots.
I do not begrudge hunters their pursuits in the slightest. Hunting is a time-honored tradition in Wisconsin, and it is very necessary to keep animal populations under control. But do hunters really need to have access to every piece of land in the state? No, they do not. Even though there is a 100-yard "buffer" rule that would not allow hunters within 100 yards of trails, bullets can travel up to a mile. Families and children also hike these trails in the wintertime, and it would take only one stray bullet to turn this new law into a tragedy.
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I was just wondering why its so hard for me to find titleist logo golf shirts. Every club in my bag and everything I use is titleist and I was hoping to find out how to get shirts?!? Thanks
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On September 24th I had my 1st hole in one at Madden golf Resort in Brainerd, Minnesota, using a Titleist Pro V1, I am a 10 handicaper and use only Titleist golf balls. The hole was 126 yards, used a 9 iron. I have used Titleist golf balls since taking up golf in 1989,, I am 53 years old. Titleist is the best golf ball made and I am a big fan of the products.
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For later on, I'd like to know if Arista EDU 400 will be available in 8x10 sheets, and what is a ballpark price?
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For later on, I'd like to know if Arista EDU 400 will be available in 8x10 sheets, and what is a ballpark price?
Hi Ari.
Presently working on it and you should expect news soon about it.
Good day!
Good initiative, thank you for your efforts. In terms of chemicals would you sell Pyrocat HD as A + B solutions or sell the components so we cam mix our own? Shipping across the border for this developer is quite expensive.
Any chance of adding the 50 roll pro-packs of Ilford HP5 to your offerings?
Good day to you all in BC!
This is a good question BradleyK.
I'm quite flexible, and ready to handle some speciality products.
In regards with the 50 rolls packs, if you do the math, each film in the box costs averages around 10 to 15 cents lower than a single film in a box.
I fully understand that it ends up to 5-plus dollars at the end of the road, and in the past, I do remember that some sessions I did were a multi-rolls jobs.
Unless I have a known amount of the required quantity in a given time-frame, I can hardly keep it as a regular stock.
There are multiple options to run around this kind of request, and more is to come.
I presently push on the web-site modifications, and few specific items you guys seem to be interested in, and I do not discard the option of a special-order capability for this kind of situation.
More to come...
Keep shooting...
I know this can be challenging, but are any Kodak products slated to be added to your list?
The T-Max films, in 120 and 135, in particular.
And Polymax T print developer (aka Liquid Dektol).
Hi Matt
Challenging, but not lethal. Only a question of time.
TMX and TMY for 35mm and 120, and TMZ in 35mm short- to medium-term availability.
For Polymax (Kodak #1388354), medium-term availability. LegacyPro also has an equivalent of this product..
Thanks for your input
I am also interest in Ilford. Thanks in advance! Priscilla
My wish list:
- FP4+ 4x5 100 sheets
- HP5+ 4x5 100 sheets
- Across 100 120
- Pyrocat HD
- 510-Pyro
- Diafine
Pricing shipped comparable with B&H purolator
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Went to visit Lakota today:):)
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Hi guys ,
We went to visit Lakota today. Well we visit every day :lol: he is with our trianer working on a few things and I snapped these shots of him. Thought I would share I do think he is beautiful.. He dropped a few pounds but we expected that. Don't worry he is well fed.
What a beauty! :D
Thank you so much.
Hes gorgeous! I love his colour. what a beautiful boy.
Went to see him today he was a good good boy. His color and his eyes are what sold me on him the big lug. He couldn't figure out how to get from one paddock to the next so he keeps jumping the 3 feet fences to get to the next one!!!! I hope there is a quarter horse brain in there somewhere.
He is beautiful!
He is gorgeous but boy does he need some more weight on him. Im not critising you but he is on the thin side
What a gorgeous guy, though!
he is very handsome!
He is a hard keeper and we just moved him so he dumped a bit of weight. Believe me we are trying.
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Called Out: Matt Schaub gets some love
Updated: October 16, 2008, 3:39 PM ETBy Tristan H. Cockcroft | ESPN.com
So the Week 7 rankings are out, and it's official: We, as a group, love Matt Schaub.
That pleases me; I've been waiting for this stretch of his season for some time. The Dolphins, Lions and Bengals as opponents, and each at home? Yes, please.
Still, our readers might find it odd we're so optimistic about a guy who, through six weeks of the season, ranks 15th among quarterbacks in fantasy points (62). When our four experts submitted their rankings, the consensus placed ...
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