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We are so happy that we hired Jensen and crew as our DJ. He was so easy to work with and he really kept to what we had asked for him to play during our ceremony and reception. The music was great and our guests kept complimenting on the music selection. They also provided uplighting which added a nice touch to the reception. They even provided a photo booth for the reception. He offered us a great rate that we couldn't pass on. It was a huge hit and they even provided us with an album for our guests to put their pictures. They were also even able to incorporate our monogram on the photo strips and it looked great. We would definitely recommend Impact Sounds to all our friends and family. We can't wait to have another event that would require a DJ because we would definitely hire them again.
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Kristine and her team were a total pleasure to work with! From my first email to Kristine to the day of the wedding, she was so easy to work with. She listened to what I wanted and took her time to make sure that I was happy. I wanted a natural look since I do not normally wear a lot of make up and she was able to do that. I showed her a picture of how I wanted my hair and she was able to do it and it was even better. She made me feel like such a beautiful bride! I can't even say how many compliments I got on my hair and make up on the day of the wedding. She was affordable and worth every penny! I would DEFINITELY recommend Kristine to any bride or anyone who needs a makeup/hair artist.
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When I first saw Ed Pingol's work, I knew I had to have him as our wedding photographer and this was even before we were engaged! Ed and his wife are the most down to earth and friendly people ever! From our first email and meeting, they were so easy to work with. They were prompt when responding to emails and so helpful too. They would provide guidelines for the engagement session as well as getting ready for the wedding day. During our engagement session, they made us feel so comfortable and we had a blast with them. We loved our engagement photos and they were more than what we were hoping for. We just got some photos from our wedding and they were AMAZING! Ed and his team captured every emotion and all the little details of our wedding. He has this incredible eye and his shots were so creative. Our family and friends were raving at how friendly they were at the wedding and they can't get enough of the photos that we have now. We can't wait to see the rest! We were so fortunate to have Ed as our photographer. Every time someone hears that we have him as our wedding photographer, they say how lucky we are. He really is one of the most sought out photographers in the Bay Area. We love Ed so much we can't wait for another opportunity to use him again.
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The Purpose of the Arkansas Quilters Guild is to promote the appreciation of the rich heritage of the art of quilting and to enhance each member's own quilting skills and knowledge, It shall also be the purpose of this organization to expand and to enrich the art of quilting for future generations and preserve the existing quilts.
Visitors are Welcome at Our Monthly General Meetings
Next Meeting: Monday, October 10th, 2016
October Meeting Information:
October is going to be exciting. Sandy Fitzpatrick of Hissyfitz Designs will be with us for a workshop on machine appliqué during the day prior to the meeting and then present a lecture that evening. The workshop is full at this moment. However, we will be making a waiting list just in case someone has to cancel their reservation.
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Terry Library October 11-December 12, 2016
The Terry Library staff and patrons are once again asking when the members of Arkansas Quilters Guild will display their quilts!! Fall is just around the corner and the perfect time to raise the quilts!
Due to the layout of the library, we can only have about 30 large quilts but we will have room for about 70 smaller quilts. The quilts have to hang at 76" or less so plan your sleeve accordingly or pin the bottom of the quilt up to 76" or less. Refer to instructions on the Exhibit Form on page 7 of the newsletter. As usual, the quilts should have a 4" sleeve with your name on the quilt. Please put them in a bag with your name on the outside.
The Exhibit form needs to be sent in as soon as possible, then quilts can be turned into Judy Young or Mary Jane Beard or they can be brought to the October 10th guild meeting or to the library by 9:00 am on October 11. Miniatures are encouraged. They would be beautiful in the two display cases. Let us know if you can volunteer to hang and/or take down the quilts
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AWOL (Arkansas Women on the Loose + guys, too) is held at the C. A. Vines Arkansas 4-H Center in Ferndale, Arkansas. AWOL is 3 days away from home where you can sew and quilt to your heart's content with lots of other quilters! Bring yourself, your sense of humor, your supplies and plan on spending a relaxing weekend away. We usually have a few mini-demos but plan on spending the time working on what you want. It's a great time to start a new project, finish a few of those old projects and get ideas and insight from other quilters. Any level of quilter is invited. You can select the whole shebang, one night or just the day option. Payments may be made in installments. Meals and 24-hour beverage service are included with your registration.
We have the large classroom, computer room, and conference rooms starting at 9:00am Friday morning. If you've attended one of our past AWOL or Quilt Arkansas events, you know that these rooms are great!
Registration fee for each package includes beverage service, mandatory facility fees, and insurance. To reserve your spot, send at least a $25 deposit along with your registration form (this applies toward your total due).


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This article doesn't solve the issue as to why U.S.A is wrongly called "America" or why the term America appears on its name. Moreover, to me it makes it more confusing.
If this German cartographer named Martin Waldseemüller set new land's name to America, then why USA stole this word that belongs to the continent?
I heard once that America as continent doesn't exist … that the proper way to see it is that we have only two "continents": North America and South America, and then the term "The Americas" showed up to refer to both.
This doesn't make any sense to me.
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A 'peaty' flavour in a whisky can really mean anything from hot tar to fish on a bonfire
The other day I took part in my first hop-rubbing. I know, it sounds vaguely risqué, but this simply meant I joined a roomful of beer experts for an evening crushing and smelling hops from New Zealand, England and the US. The differences in these hops, which are elaborated in a new range of single-hop beers from Marston's, was astonishing, ranging from earthy and chutney-like to riotously tropical. It showed me that simply describing a beer as "hoppy" was nigh-on meaningless.
I'm not here to talk about beer, of course, but it made me think of an overused adjective in whisky – and that's "peaty". Peat manifests itself in all kinds of ways, from the medicinal iodine tang of Laphroaig to the cosy woodsmoke of the Ardmore from Speyside. The glowing coals in Highland Park give depth and width to its sherry cask fruit, while Bowmore is more coastal fish-smoked-on-a-beach-bonfire. And as for the heavily peated Ardbeg – well for me that's hot tar and seaweed-tangled ropes.
Are these differences in flavour down to where the peat is from? Probably partly, as peat is essentially a rotted version of whatever vegetation happens to be in that part of the world – trees, grasses, heather, moss. But then again, not every distillery that makes peated whisky uses 100 per cent local peat, so you'll get a different answer depending on whom you ask.
More important, perhaps, is how heavily the barley is peated, a process that involves drying the barley over peat smoke before it goes to be milled and fermented. In an Ardbeg, the peating will be heavy (around 55 parts per million), while in a Bruichladdich it's very light (around 4 PPM). The shape of the pot still, type of cask the whisky is aged in, and how long it's aged for, will help to shape that smoky character, too. Contrary to popular belief, however, local water has little to no effect on flavour, simply because any water used for reducing the strength before bottling will have the bejeezus filtered out of it first.
In the old days, most whiskies would have been peaty to some extent, simply because peat was the main source of fuel for kilning the barley. But with the advent of smokeless fuel, that's no longer the case – and any smoky notes you detect are entirely down to the artistry of the distiller and blender. Here are two new single malts that showcase peat in very different ways.
Port Ruigh
45.8 per cent abv. £44.95 for 70cl.
This new release from Talisker is finished in port casks for a mellower, richer take on the Skye distillery's signature peppery smoke. Dying fires and chewy dark fruit make it excellent after-dinner sipping.
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Trainer Colin Scott says Speediness enters Ruper Clarke Stakes in prime condition
- From: The Daily Telegraph
- September 27, 2013
SPEEDINESS is coming into the best form of his career as he enters the Group 1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes tomorrow, says trainer Colin Scott.
Scott admits it's a big step up in class for the six-year-old gelding he bought as a yearling but says there is enough form around the son of Testa Rossa to suggest an upset win.
"The form around him has been sensational but this horse owes us nothing," Scott said.
In his last four starts Speediness has won two Listed races and a Group 3 — the Bobbie Lewis at his last start on September 7 at Flemington, beating Sir Rupert Clarke entries Temple of Boom and Rebel Dane for good measure.
In May, Speediness ran third to Mouro and Beaten up in the Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury. Beaten Up went on to win the Doomben Cup, and Speediness turned the tables on Mouro in the Scone Cup.
"We've been very patient with him and he is probably now just starting to show his true potential," Scott said.
Speediness starts from barrier 14, but Scott said it could have been worse as there are four horses outside him.
"If you draw wide at Caulfield over 1400m it is never ideal," Scott said.
He said he will leave the tactics up to jockey Craig Williams, who rode Speediness to victory in his first race in Sale in August 2010.


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Brad Crouch: In a Puff the Greatest Warship of Its Day Was GoneRoundup: Talking About History
Brad Crouch, in the Sunday Telegraph (Sydney) (2-20-05):
It was the greatest weapon of mass destruction of the time, built by the leading superpower of the era. Then, in a puff of wind, it was gone.
The sinking of the Swedish supership Vasa within minutes of its launch in front of assembled dignitaries in 1628 was a monumental disaster.
In terms of Great Duds Through History, it has to rank in the top 10.
But almost 400 years after the embarrassment of seeing the pride of the fleet go under, Sweden is rejoicing in Vasa as one of its top tourist drawcards.
The Vasa was ordered by the ambitious King Gustavus II Adolphus as a show of power to intimidate his regional rivals.
The largest warship of the era stood almost 70m long and more than 50m high, with ornate carvings of gods, kings, monsters and much more to scare opponents. There were also two levels of 64 cannons.
The unprecedented amount of cannons were its undoing -- it was top-heavy, and when the wind hit as the Vasa made her way down the harbour at Stockholm, she tipped and slid straight to the bottom with the loss of about 50 lives.
In 1961, marine historian Anders Franzen succeeded in a long-held dream to raise the ship.
The 1000 oaks used in her hull were still intact and she was so well-preserved she was able to float unaided. The colossal warship now sits in a specially made museum in Stockholm drawing 850,000 visitors a year....
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Op-Ed: Should philanthropy be funding arts and culture?
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South Africa has a deluge of challenges to be faced to shift its levels of poverty and inequality. These are the key focus of government policy, the UN Sustainable Development Goals and even for corporate social investment. So what happens to arts and culture in times such as these? How are they resourced and why should they be sustained at all? Surely arts and culture are private issues, according to some critical voices. Are arts and culture mere luxuries as long as there are poor people in our society? Well, yes and no. By SHELAGH GASTROW.


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DANCEThe Dance Division's thrust is interpretive dance. Utilizing the expressive dance forms of modern, jazz, mime, and the movement of worship;
a unique blend of contemporary gospel dancing is created.
DRAMAThe Drama Division is a multi-talented staff of adults and children that are equipped to perform on several production levels, ranging from a short skit to a full scale Broadway musical production. You'll be sure to experience the Broadway show atmosphere of professionalism, creativity, and energy. Audiences are compelled to laugh, cry and experience the full range of human emotions.
SINGERSThe CCC Singers are able to create a musical environment that touches the heart and soul of their listeners. This unique ability, draws men and women out of their present concerns into an atmosphere of peace, love and joy. The vocal and musical selections vary in style from Traditional to Contemporary Gospel while occasionally incorporating the idiom of Jazz.
Rappers are also incorporated to speak the language of today's youth in a clear and positive voice. This group is extremely versatile, whether performing as a choir, ensemble, trios or as harmonic duets, you can be sure you will experience a musical presentation of excellence.
MUSICIANSThe music team is actually made up of several small bands that were individually created to meet the heavy demands of Christian Cultural Center's Creative Arts Department. The orchestration is comprised of a rhythm section, reeds, brass and percussion, standard in many music ministries today…but there is a unique blend of jazz, hip-hop and rap exposure in our praise when the choir gets to praisin' the Lord! The heart of the music team shines forth in their efforts to praise the Lord with their instruments and a lot of time is put into assuring the praise team lets the Holy Spirit lead our worship time.
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I originally went to Dr heather Shapiro at Mt Sinai and she was absolutely horrible. I was referred to Dr Lie for his east/west approach which I was seeking as western methods alone weren't working for me. His office while dated was small and more personal then the sterile factory at Sinai. He met with me and did a full exam for close to an hour, he listened and provided great feedback on my situation. After close to 3 yrs trying I was pregnant after 2 months under his care. He brought me great hope and provided 1:1 care vs Sinai where I only saw my doc every 4-6months!! I can't believe some of the comments on this site... Sinai was a nightmare and in my opinion Dr Lie really cares, he's also done it for many years so maybe you should listen and let him interrupt!!
I found Dr. Lie to be extremely arrogant, condescending and unsympathetic. I followed everything he said to do but still found him to be quite rude. I started crying once because yet another cycle had passed and I still was not pregnant. He showed no sympathy for my situation. He was also disrespectful to my husband on a number of occasions. I suspect he was not fully truthful about why I was not getting pregnant. Early on, one of the ultrasound technologists hinted that I would have a hard time getting pregnant because of the positioning on my uterus. He, however, said nothing about this so I continued to trust him and follow his process assuming that he was conducting his practice in a professional manner. In the end, only IUI was successful in getting me pregnant. So I suspect the technologist who, was risking her job by saying something to me, was right. I suspect she was tired of seeing patient after patient of his being lied to about why they were having difficulty getting pregnant under his supervision. But that's just my opinion. I would not recommend him nor would I go back. His receptionist also acts in a very suspicious manner. She lets all calls go to voicemail and when she listens to the voicemails all of the patients in the waiting room can hear the messages with all the patients personal details.
I first met this doctor in 2001 on a referal for severe endometriois. He put me on a diet and I follow what he said to do and I lost weight but still was not able to get pregnant. Feb 14, 2002 he preformed surgery and removed the lesions. Unforunately the lesions were reappearing again and I had been scheduled for a second surgery Mar 2003. Feb 18, 2003 I year after the surgery I discovered I was expecting and my surgery was obviously cancel'd. I followed his recommendations and breastfed. I was able to convieve three more times (one miscarraige that has nothing to do endo). I no longer suffer from endo or never had any further difficulties convieving. His confidence, knowledge and passion are his greatest strengths.
He's the best endo doc I've ever had. He's pretty amazing. When docs look at me funny because I know so much about endo I say it's because dr lie taught me.
I found him to be arrogant and very set in his own ways often cuts you off mid sentence. He believes that endometriosis can be cured by following a macrobiotic diet. If you are overweight, good luck! He told me that if I was serious about getting better I would lose the weight. I have gain about 40 lbs since being diagnosed with endometriosis 8 years ago despite following a healthy diet. I am happy to report that I had my 3rd surgery with some else 3 months ago. The weight is slowly coming off and I feel better than I have in years!
HORRIBLE doctor. He tried to belittle me when he discovered abuse history (which has nothing to do with endo), he discounted my physical pain and symptoms and instead told me to go see a psychiatrist. No joke. I had had therapy in past, and knew my body and symptoms very well with respect to aggressive endometriosis. He dismissed my extreme pain and symptoms, and when I tried to seek help for funds to go to US for surgery, he told the government that he did not recommend I get any financial aid in going to the states. He wanted to be known and seen as the gynaecological doc expert in Canada with respect to Endometriosis, but he failed miserably and fell well short of that title. It was bad enough that he discounted my physical symptoms and told me to see a shrink...so I held a fundraiser and eventually made my way to Oregon, to the Endometriois Clinic where endometriosis and large endo filled cysts were removed. RUN FAST AND FAR from Dr. Li. He is a fraud. Shame on him. Horrible doc.
I was first diagnosed with endo in 1996. I was in the waiting room of another woman's clinic when I overheard 2 girls talking about him. I immediately asked my GP for a referral & never regret that I did.I had my first laser surgery back then when it was not that common. I had my second almost 10 years later. I learned why Dr. Lie is so passionate about treating endo holistically. His spouse, an Ob/gyn nurse of euro descent, suffered for years.He searched hi & low, researched the dis-ease. What he shares with his patients comes from his own personal journey with his spouse who now teaches Qigong & promotes to other sufferers healthy eating & lifestyle. I cannot relate to anyone who complains about bedside manner. Surgery under his care was always smooth & he was always caring.Consults:he is assertive,direct, straightforward & is serious with those who are serious about getting better. I have been pain free for 7 years but may have to see him again soon. I will not go to anyone else.
I had my surgery done for endo with Dr Lie. He is a very knowledgeable doctor. However, yes he can be rude; his bedside manner is not great. he is a good doctor, but needs to work on his bedside manner with patients.
Dr. Lie is the most unempathetic, uncaring doctor I have ever met. I would highly reccomend you don't see him. Upon my one and only visit he requested that I pay him an hourly rate, which would be ok if I was well enough to work. He brought me to tears on my appointment and even wrote a bad report about me which included bad diet and exercise, and that I was a difficult patient, all things that my new gynecologist agreed were false statements. I signed up to Rate MDS to hopefully save you some time and hearteache.
Dr. Lie is very knowledgeable and is a skilled surgeon. But, he has awful bedside manners and is prejudice. He reamed me out for most of my last appointment for smoking, despite me telling him that I had cut down significantly and had plans of quitting soon. It was almost a waste of an appointment because of him focusing on my smoking and not addressing any of my other concerns. When talking about my digestive problems, he accused me of not eating well and not chewing my food enough, despite previously talking about endo on my colon. While exposed and on the table, he again accused me of not eating well because I have acne (which is not true, I have scars from when I was a teenager). He threw me a new drug that was just released in canada and wouldn't talk to me about the side effects. He wouldn't even listen to my symptoms. To the comment about his receptionist, she's also his assistant and gets involved with his patients. I find her to be very knowledgeable and helpful.
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a substitute for the cuss word bitch.
"what a beezy! that girl is so mean!"
robotdestroyer tərəfindən 26 Aprel 2009
First used by gamers then stolen by dumb ass "gangstas".
Ment bitch or noob... now just bitch.
Ment bitch or noob... now just bitch.
(Old meaning) Fuckin beezy is nothing but a spwan killer.
(New meaning) The beezy I was with last night swallowed!
(New meaning) The beezy I was with last night swallowed!
Jonas0991 tərəfindən 15 May 2008
The word "Bezzy" is a word which originated in vileijo,CA by the well known rap artist, mac dre which in other words mean: bitch or hoe. Without verble use of the two words.
that beezy was all on my dick then talked to some other nigga.
lil buck tərəfindən 07 Avqust 2006
biznatch niggie
"when i went up to the bay this weekend all these wittle beezys were on my jock"
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a abbreviated way of saying Applebees
"Beezy's tonight?"
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"Shit... Only if its happy hour"
J Stevie Steve tərəfindən 11 Oktyabr 2008
A Beezy is a girl being referred to as a bitch, that's easy.
I am very ugly, but I am going to have sex with this beezy tonight.
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bitch, someone who is complete ar-tard.
Man you're such a BEEZY.
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I am gaining a little progress, slowly but surely. I got a little distracted when my new system arrived having to get everything transferred and set up. Got 3/5ths of the wing sections roughed out. Once all the major components are framed out I will begin to layout the control mechanics and electronics. I need to figure out how to utilize SopwithMikes aileron method. I need to hinge at the top but I do not want to have to sheet it. Thinking of inlaying CA hinges flush on top then covering...???
I think I misunderstood your earlier PM question about sheeting and top hinges.
The system I use is based on Ivan Pettigrew's and is illustrated below. There is no need to sheet the upper surfaces of wing or aileron. The wing sub-spar and the aileron spar have soft block inserts to carry the hinges. As long as the hinges are angled as shown they can be let into the very top of the surfaces, but it is often better to lower the hinge line to 25% or so of the spar depth and chamfer the spars to allow free movement.
I always set up the ailerons to have less down throw than up: about half?
If you do top hinged ailerons you could also use the technique that gliders often use: just hinge the aileron with the covering. No extra "meat" required, the full length of the aileron is hinged. And you have a completely seamless aileron which makes it aerodynamically better as far as i understand. I've used this technique in a couple of stick and tissue builds to great success. It's not scale, though.
I didn't get to get much done today. Finished rough framing the other right wing half. I just have the CS to do and the main wings will be all framed up then on to the tail sections.
As silent as it is in these forums tonight everybody must be hard at work....
I managed to get all my main wings sanded out. I am not going to do any detailing on any components until everything is rough out. Put together the stab/elev section and sanded out. Made the stab flat 1/8" with some hard bordering balsa I had in the left over bin. Started doing the center section of the upper wings when I noticed I had a slight flaw in my altered wing design. The main spar I had added through the middle of the wing also goes through the middle of the observation window, Well, it's gonna have a smaller window now...
Sanded out the center section this evening. Installed 1/8"x1/2" strips of ply where the struts will attach with blind nuts and clamps so the upper wing can be removed if needed. Nice wing area, 520 sq. in. and 79 sq. in. on the tail surface. Plans say 25 oz weight. I am figuring even if I go 40 oz. wing loading will only be 11.1 oz /sq ft. I hope I am way under that though. My Super Stearman weighs in at 43 oz @ 36" span / 365 sq in (17 oz sq/ft) and fly's great, fast, but great.
I am finally getting to the meat of the build. I got the fuse boxed up and the stringers on. Now it's starting to get interesting. Laid all the bits together to get a general idea of the size / scale of this bird. It appears to be very short and the stab seems to be very large to me for some reason. I went with a boxed cabin area not only for added strength but for easier placement of electronics, etc. I am burning brain oil over Davids idea of a tray type slide out where as the motor, esc, battery and receiver all slide out the front. I keep getting this image in my head though of a motor / cowling assembly soloing with no plane attached..
You could make a "pin hitch", like a rubber motor peg, that keys vertically through the cockpit or just behind the cowl, or both, to secure the power tray. Slide the in tray, align it, and stick in the in pin. It could even screw into a t-nut.
I played with figuring out how I was going to do the side of the fuse when I got home today. It gives it more of a scale "appearance" . That's all I am going for is an "appearance" of being scale. The 1/8" sheet shoved in the fuse is to keep everything squared up until I figure out what I am doing as far as electronics. I left the wide mouth opening in the front end as I am still contemplating the pull-out cowling assembly / tray.
Finished up the sides of the fuse. Nothing special, just a few formers and 1/16" sheeting. I was gonna start building the cock pit on the frame when I realized I was not real sure how I was going to go about it. I also did not want to obstruct access to the fuse cavity as I am going to need to get the electronics and gigging in there. So I decided to build it on the table figuring if it comes out ok I would just attach it to the fuse. Turns out I may just decide to make it into a hatch. After all, you can never have too many access points.
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All BCI Chapters are led by an elected voluntary board. The current USA Chapter Board is as follows:
President: Brian Zawada, FBCI, MBCP
Brian Zawada is the Director of Consulting for Avalution Consulting, a U.S. firm specializing in business continuity and IT disaster recovery consulting and software solutions.
Prior to co-founding Avalution, Brian performed various leadership roles within international consulting firms, and also served as an Intelligence Officer in the U.S. Air Force.
Over the past nineteen years, Brian has actively managed internal business continuity programs and consulted with organizations of all sizes and in nearly all industries. Previously, Brian served on the ASIS International Standards Development Technical Committee that authored the American National Standard on business continuity. He was also the President of the Northern Ohio Chapter of the Association of Contingency Planners. In addition to being a frequent author and speaker, Brian currently serves as the Head of Delegation and Chairman of the US Technical Advisory Group to ISO Technical Committee 223 (the committee charged with authoring the new family of ISO Societal Security standards, including ISO 22301 and ISO 22313). He is also an active participant on the Editorial Advisory Board of Continuity Insights magazine. In early 2012, Brian was elected to the board of the USA Chapter of the Business Continuity Institute.
Brian holds a BS from the United States Air Force Academy and a MS from the Joint Military Intelligence College. Brian is certified as a Member of the Business Continuity Institute (MBCI) and is also certified by the Disaster Recovery Institute as a Master Business Continuity Professional (MBCP).
Vice President: John A. Jackson, Hon FBCI, CORE
John A. Jackson is Executive Vice President with Fusion Risk Management, and brings to Fusion over 30 years of industry leadership and is widely regarded as an early and current visionary in enterprise Business Continuity, Crisis Management and Disaster Recovery. John was awarded the Business Continuity Institute's first ever North American Lifetime Achievement Award and has been awarded an honorary FBCI (Fellow designation) certification from BCI based on his experience and contributions to the industry. John originally founded Chi/Cor Information Management's IT consulting practice and was instrumental in developing the industry's first contingency planning software solution, TRPS. In 1984, John joined Comdisco Disaster Recovery Services and was instrumental in launching and leading their hot site and consulting businesses. In his 18 years with the company, John ran Comdisco's European continuity operations from 1994 thru 1996, set up several Asia-Pacific recovery businesses during the early 1990's, and was named president of Comdisco Continuity Services in 1999. In his capacity leading Comdisco's worldwide services organization, John managed through the division's sale to SunGard in 2001, after which he moved on to general management positions with Hewlett-Packard and IBM, running their U.S. BC/DR services organizations and achieving record results for IBM during his tenure.
John joined Fusion in the fall of 2005 seeking a more entrepreneurial culture in which to drive yet another industry transformation. Today, John is very active in leading innovative consulting engagements for large enterprise organizations, and also contributing to the industry by serving on the Executive Advisory Board of Disaster Recovery Journal and the Editorial Advisory Boards for Continuity Insights and the Disaster Resource Guide. Currently, John serves as a National Board Member as well as the Nominations & Governance Committee chairperson for the InfraGard National Organization and was a founding board member of the Northern Illinois ACP Chapter. In addition he has served as the InfraGard Chicago Chapter President and Membership Officer and as the Ethics Officer for the InfraGard National Organization.
Treasurer: Eric Staffin, FBCI, CISSP
Eric Staffin is the Chief Risk Officer for S&P Capital IQ. He is responsible for a broad range of activities across the business and risk management lifecycles, and brings more than 25 years of enterprise resiliency, oversight and control, compliance governance, incident management, operations, and service delivery experience to his current role.
Prior to joining S&P Capital IQ, Eric was Chief Resiliency Officer of the Thomson Reuters Wealth Management business, with accountabilities that included risk management, information security, and crisis management. Eric has held senior risk and business line management roles at Thomson Reuters, Citigroup and Bankers Trust that spanned front and back-office operations, product development, technology risk management, information security, business continuity, and third-party relationship management. In those capacities, Eric was responsible for developing global risk and resiliency programs, managing client engagements and partnerships, and driving enterprise-wide software deployments and high visibility product launches with Fortune 100 clients, consultancies, commercial regulators, and internal and external auditors.
Eric holds the FBCI (Fellow) certification from the Business Continuity Institute (BCI) and the CISSP certification from (ISC)2, and is a certified instructor for the BCI in Crisis & Incident Management and Business Continuity Best Practices. He has served as a speaker, moderator and panelist for (ISC)2, the BCI, ISACA, and several New York metropolitan area business schools on topics including Operational Risk, Data Privacy, Supply Chain Resiliency, and Cybersecurity and Business Resiliency Convergence.
Eric received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of Michigan and his Master's Degree in Business Administration in Finance and Corporate Strategy from New York University's Stern School of Business. In his spare time, Eric serves as an Executive Director and Treasurer of the BCI-USA Chapter and is a member of the Education and Governmental Affairs Committees of the Scarsdale Forum.
Secretary: Paul Kirvan, FBCI, CISA
Paul Kirvan is an independent business continuity consultant, IT auditor, technical writer and educator with over 25 years experience in business continuity, disaster recovery, enterprise risk management, telecommunications and IT auditing. Mr. Kirvan is currently a member of the Business Continuity Institute's Global Membership Council and founding board member and secretary of the BCI's USA Chapter. He was previously a member of the international board of the BCI. Mr. Kirvan is a Fellow of the BCI and a Certified Information Systems Auditor.
Board Member: Richard Bogle, MBCI, CBCP
An established professional in the business continuity industry, Richard Bogle is currently Senior Manager of Business Continuity for Synchrony Financial. Prior to this, he led crisis management, business continuity and disaster recovery activities in a global context for two of the world's largest investment management organizations, and for a leading international general insurance and reinsurance group. He is certified as a Member of the Business Continuity Institute (MBCI), and is a Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP) with the Disaster Recovery Institute.
In addition to being a regarded speaker at global business continuity conferences and author of industry publications, Rich is the cofounder of the award winning Business Risk & Resilience XGen initiative; an education and networking forum for the next generation of industry leaders. He has been an elected member of the BCI Global Membership Council since 2012, and an elected member of the BCI US Chapter Board in September 2014. Rich is also a former CIR Industry Newcomer of the Year Award Winner, CIR Industry Initiative of the Year winner, and served for several years as the Vice Chair of the IBM BC&RS Client Community.
Board Member: Ted Brown, MBCI, CBCP, CBCV
Ted Brown, MBCI, CBCP, CBCV is President & CEO of KETCHConsulting and a well-known business continuity industry leader. With 40 years in technology, Brown has contributed 20 years to the business continuity industry. At various times, he has lent his expertise to the sales, consulting, and service delivery aspects of the industry. He has led the development of hundreds of unique BCP plans and actual recoveries. As a Certified Business Continuity Professional, Brown has shared his experience and expertise through published articles and lectures to thousands of business continuity and disaster recovery professionals. His lectures have been featured at CPM, CI, DRJ,CA World, EPICC, DVDRIEG, MADRA, Summit, BOMA, COMMON, DPMA, Survive, DRIE, CPE, ACP, NEDRIX, and 7×24 in North America, plus Australia and Malaysia
From the beginnng, Ted Brown has been a leading proponent of work group recovery, voice recovery, electronic vaulting, and non-IT business continuity. He has personally influenced many facets of the business continuity process including evaluating alternatives, implementing those alternatives, and ground zero recoveries. He also offered a great deal of time and personal assistance during the long effort to reconstruct the U.S. Virgin Islands after Hurricane Marilyn.
Uniquely qualified in the development of hot site solutions, Brown developed and delivered an internationally acclaimed white paper and presentation titled "How to Negotiate a Hot Site," benefitting thousands of organizations. Subsequently Brown presented it to a special gathering of business continuity professionals including representatives from IBM, Schlumberger, and SunGard. Additionally, he has developed a module for selling business continuity to upper management.
In November of 2007, KETCH Consulting was inducted into the Contingency Planning & Management Hall of Fame. In 2002, Ted as an individual was elected to the Contingency Planning & Management Hall of Fame along with Rudy Giuliani. The Hall of Fame recognizes leading contributors to Business Continuity.
Several years ago, Mr. Brown formed a BCP Consulting firm: KETCHConsulting. KETCHConsulting is unique in that they execute BCP consulting: performing BIA's, BCP plans, Risk Assessment, Mitigation and BCP Education. But they are unique in that all are certified (CBCP or MBCI) and most KETCH consultants have actual RECOVERY experience. Furthermore, they provide unique offerings like Hot Site Negotiation, long term recovery strategies, table top exercises and Executive selling of BCP.
Brown, a graduate of Penn State, lives in northeastern Pennsylvania and is recognized for his contribution to his community, including the Chamber of Commerce, adult literacy, and special needs services.
Board Member: Alice Kaltenmark MBCI
Alice has over 35 years' experience in information technology with 33 years at LexisNexis / RELX Group including 26 years of management experience. She has led many organizations spanning the spectrum from software development, release management, development support, daily operations, technology introduction, and culminating in her current role as Director, Global IT Service Continuity Management for RELX Group technology services.
Alice is responsible for the global disaster recovery program and holds both MBCP and MBCI credentials with 19 years' experience in business continuity management. Alice serves as president of Contingency Planners of Ohio and is committed to growing the business continuity profession.
Alice has been a speaker at many regional continuity-focused events and conferences. In June 2015, Alice presented a case study at the annual Gartner Security & Risk Summit titled 'Best Practices for Globally Managing Business Continuity: A Reed Elsevier Case Study'.
Board Member: Heather Merchan, MBCI
Heather is the Global Business Continuity & Crisis Management Lead at Deloitte, defining the firm's strategic approach to their internal business continuity capability and helping the DTTL network of firms build bespoke resilience strategies and programmes to protect their people and continue to serve critical business needs in the event of a crisis. Heather moved to the US in May 2015 to assume her current role. Prior to this she held various roles at Deloitte UK, in the internal security function and formerly in Enterprise Risk Services, advising clients on business continuity management. She has worked with a wide range of organizations including Government, global financial institutions, manufacturers, healthcare service providers and real estate. A personal highlight is her work leading up to, and during, the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. She holds an Executive MBA from Imperial College London, with specialisms in entrepreneurship and customer focused strategy, and is a Member for the Business Continuity Institute (MBCI).
Board Member: Margaret Millett, MBCP, MBCI
Margaret Millett is an Assistant Vice-President at MetLife with responsibility for their Business Resiliency Program. Previously she worked for eBay, Inc. in San Jose, CA as the Director of Enterprise Resiliency Department for all eBay companies. She has been actively involved in the business continuity field since 1994 and worked for financial services companies in Boston, MA and Dublin, Ireland. Margaret has held board-level positions with business continuity organizations, written publications and spoken at business continuity management conferences in North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
In 2011, Margaret was awarded a Master of Science in Business Continuity from Norwich University in Northfield, Vermont with honors. She has been certified as a Member of the Business Continuity Institute (MBCI) and a Master Business Continuity Professional (MBCP) with DRI International (DRII).
Her affiliations include: The Business Continuity Institute (BCI), Continuity Insights (CI) Editorial Advisory Board, North East Disaster Recovery Information X-Change (NEDRIX), the Business Recovery Managers Association (BRMA) DRI International and a member of the US Technical Advisory Group to ISO Technical Committee 223.
Board Member: Sean S. Murphy MBCI
Sean S. Murphy serves as CEO and President of Lootok, an operational risk management consulting firm specializing in crisis and incident management, emergency management, business continuity, business partner risk, and supply chain. Lootok helps global companies build and maintain sustainable programs by focusing on program adoption among stakeholders and driving learning around the planning process.
Board Member: Belinda Wilson, MBCI, CBCP
Belinda Wilson is a Senior Director and Global Lead at Gartner, responsible for the Business Continuity and IT Disaster Recovery consulting practice. She is a distinguished expert in her field with over twenty years of expertise helping clients minimize their operational risks, meet their recovery and continuity requirements, and develop comprehensive business continuity and IT disaster recovery management programs. Her most recent experience includes the development and implementation of an enterprise-wide BCM governance program, conducted a BIA for a large healthcare client, managed the RFP process to select a DR service provider, and conducted a number of BC/DR assessments for clients in the financial, healthcare, energy and retail business lines.
She has authored a number of industry white papers including "Is Corporate Ready for a Chief Continuity Officer," "Which Came First — Business Continuity or Disaster Recovery," and "Corporate Governance and Business Continuity." She also published book forwards for the Business Continuity & HIPAA - Business Continuity Management in the Healthcare Environment (Rothstein) and Business Continuity Planning - A Step-by-Step Guide (Fullmer).
Ms. Wilson is a certified member (MBCI) of the Business Continuity Institute and a CBCP from DRII. She currently serves on the Executive Council of DRJ and is a member of the ACP San Diego Chapter. Ms. Wilson is the former Vice-Chair of DRII, past President of the Association of Contingency Planners, Northern California Chapter, member of the Financial Services Technology Consortium BC Committee, member of the Advisory Council of Contingency Insights, and founder, past President of the Business Recovery Managers Association (BRMA). Ms. Wilson was inducted into the CPM Hall of Fame for the Vendor Practitioner Award. She holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Applications & Systems and resides in Carlsbad, CA.
Executive Director: Frank Lady, MBCI, CBCP, CISSP, CRISC, PMP
Frank Lady is a Senior Vice President of business continuity and crisis management, leading a team in support of the Global Corporate Services organization at Bank of America. Frank has over 25 years of combined experience in the financial services industry, business continuity and contingency planning. Previous roles have included several positions he built from the ground up: Director of Client Services (consulting, project management) of a software delivery group, and Director of Technology Risk Management at a PNC subsidiary; and Business Continuity Manager for Global Technology Infrastructure at Merrill Lynch.
Frank has published ten articles in Disaster Recovery Journal, CIO Review, and www.searchdisasterrecovery.com, including "Is Your RTO Really MAD?" and "Addressing the Critical Employee Quandary." He also authored Chapter 14 (What Does Good BCM Look Like? Metrics and Performance Indicators) in Risk Books' "Operational Resilience in Financial Institutions." Additionally, Frank has presented or served as a facilitator in a similar number of sessions at DRJ conferences. His most recent workshop topic was "Measuring Operational Resilience."
He chairs the Editorial Advisory Board of Disaster Recovery Journal, as well as its Glossary of Terms Committee. He is a former U.S. Army officer, combat veteran and graduate of the U.S. Military Academy (West Point, with bachelor's degree focusing in Russian Area Studies). Frank also holds three master's degrees: business administration and technology from Webster University; and Modern Israeli Studies from the University of Oxford.


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"When you don't have peace, you have to expect war every day, and this is very dangerous," he said.
But even before the confrontation at sea, Assad said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not a viable peace partner.
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Assad denied allegations by the U.S., Israel and England that he is continuing to arm Hezbollah, the Lebanese-based terror group, with Iranian missiles and other weaponry.
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Possibly moving to Paris: tips and advice?
So I may be offered my dream job in Paris. Yay! Help me figure out some of the details so I can be better prepared while negotiating salary etc and also just moving in general. Snowflakes inside. [more inside]
Which cities in Europe are most welcoming to gay Europeans?
I have tried London and failed. The gay part was OK, but being a foreigner was not. I'm now looking for a new European city to call home. Tell me where people care less that you're a (gay) foreigner. [more inside]
Moving back to mainland Europe... yes? Where to?
I currently live in Brighton, UK. I (mostly) love it here, but as a web-based freelancer I should probably live somewhere less ridiculously expensive. Where in the EU would you move to? [more inside]
Help us find a reputable moving company.
We'll be moving from Heidelberg, Germany to Edinburgh, Scotland in September. Help us find a moving company that won't rip us off. [more inside]
What are the pluses and minuses of moving to Italy?
What are the pluses and minuses of moving to Italy? [more inside]
How can I get the most out of a 3-month stay in Copenhagen?
Moving to Copenhagen for 3 months, excited and nervous! What will I eat? What should I bring with me to wear? How will I get around? How will I stay in touch? Hope me, hivemind! (MANY details inside because I am such a special snowflake) [more inside]
Let's Get Out of This Country
Say I might want to leave America. (Maybe on November 6, 2012! Somewhat joking about that, so don't get too distracted.) Where would I want to live? It's Mexico, right? But where? And also, am I being crazy in not thinking more of Europe? [more inside]
Married and trying to leave the states for a while
Can a married couple still have the youthful abroad experience? [more inside]
A multipart question about moving from the UK to Germany.
A multipart question about moving from the UK to Germany. [more inside]
Propitious places to move to & unusual living situations for having 3 or 4 days a week free to work on personal project
I'm working on a project that requires at least 3 or 4 full days attention each week. What are some places in the US or world I could move to, &/or unusual living situations, that would give me a good chance of doing this? [more inside]
What is the best way to move from London, UK, to Brussels, Belgium?
Hey there! I'm moving to Brussels for a job early November, and I'm trying to plan my move from London. What is the best way to do this move? [more inside]
Where should I live in the USA? I like music, culture, etc - but I need to be close to Europe.
Where should I live in the USA? I like music, culture, etc - but I need to be close to Europe. [more inside]
How do we get our stuff to Germany without breaking the bank?
What's the best option for shipping several boxes of household items from Canada to Germany? [more inside]
Packing and Leaving
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How can two Seattle residents best go about looking for jobs in London?
How can two Seattle residents best go about looking for jobs in London? [more inside]
Anyone moved to Finland? [more inside]
Which side of the pond should I live on?
Where-to-live filter: specifically, which side of the pond. Help me figure out where I should settle after grad school. If you have lived in both the U.S. and the UK/Europe, which did you prefer, and why? [more inside]
Moving to Europe?
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Sainty + David Whittle at rp& (of RPA)
Had the pleasure of visiting ad agency, RPA, to see a friend today ~ and amidst the creative spaces, and many pics i couldn't resist taking, firstly, i have to share their murals in the Acura team's office that have inspired me to want to take a sharpie to my white walls… Jump over to the next page to see how beautiful these murals by Sainty and David Whittle are on the next page!!! Apparently they made these murals in the rp& offices (a division of RPA) while working with them on the insane Acura RDX advertisement where they spent 10 days on 1 wall with 17 painters and used 455 gallons of paint… to make a hand painted 30 second animated spot. WOW. So check out the close ups of the murals, as well as the actual ad spot and the making of! Beautiful stuff!
p.s. love that they are rp& ~ part of me wishes they were secretly behind The Ampersand blog! Or at least ON it more!
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Chocolate Apricot Fudge
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Just another way to enjoy the taste of chocolate & apricots! Preparation time does not include the time it takes for the fudge to cool down to room temperature.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 946.36 ml granulated sugar
- 118.29 ml unsalted butter
- 340.19 g evaporated milk
- 340.19 g semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 340.19 g sweet baking chocolate
- 198.44 g marshmallow cream
- 9.85 ml vanilla extract
- 354.88 ml dried apricots, diced
- Butter a 13"x9" baking dish.
- In 4 quart saucepan combine sugar, butter & milk, cooking over medium high heat & stirring occasionally, 10-14 minutes until mixture comes to a full boil.
- Reduce heat to medium & boil, stirring constantly, 6-7 minutes, or until candy thermometer reaches 228 degrees F.
- Remove from heat & gradually stir in both chocolates until melted.
- Stir in marshmallow cream & vanilla extract, until well blended.
- Stir in apricots, then spread into prepared pan.
- Cool completely at room temperature.
- Cut into 1" squares before serving.
- Store covered in cool place.
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This recipe is very good! I choppped my apricots a bit too finely (didn't really notice them as much as I would have liked). Next time I will chop them in larger pieces so I can enjoy the flavor a bit more (but that was MY error). The chocolate fudge was nice and creamy too! Definitely love this recipe and will put it in my Christmas regulars! Thanks for such a great change over regular fudge!
It certainly takes a slightly evil mind to post something like this and I bow to your wisdom in sharing this. I used 12 oz milk chocolate chips in place of the sweet baking chocolate but otherwise followed directions. Thanks so very much, it will be made up as Holiday treats but I need to share this soon and get it out of my reach.
Though I do not have a candy thermometer, I used a meat thermometer an worked out well. Enjoyed these with my neighbors during the football game today, the chocolate combo and apricots were a nice combo. We were commenting about that commercial.."Can't stop eating those_____". Very addicting moist, and full of chocolate.Thanks for the recipe. Have to save this one.
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Is a Social Media Command Center Right For Your Business?
Recently I had the opportunity to speak at a Social:IRL event in Kansas, focused on rethinking traditional business operations in the age of social. I chose to speak on the advent of social media command centers and how they are changing the way organizations operate for events. By providing examples of some of the better-known centers, like Gatorade, Dell, and the Super Bowl, my intention was to bring some clarity to a question many large organizations face of whether a social command center is right for them.
While this depends on the internal mission of a particular organization, implementing a large-scale command center is not always necessary, however, there are principles these centers have forged that most organizations can use during times of influx of interested consumers.
I think about the reasons why these centers are even required and it's usually for a large event or product launch or even just a really large company that is handling a massive amount of communication daily. Organizations that have systems in place are finding measurable results, while others who don't are missing opportunities to engage with a suddenly interested audience, expand their reach, increase communication at events, and grow.
Before your next event
As with anything, having a plan of action is the best way to approach your next event. You should start by understanding what problems you want to solve by having a social presence at your next event, which can include anything from keeping the audience informed to driving traffic to a particular Web site, generating leads, or increasing brand awareness. In the case of the Indianapolis Super Bowl Committee's command center, they wanted to provide a one-of-a-kind fan experience for those attending the weeks worth of events leading up to the game.
Beyond planning the "what" of your next event, time must be spent determining your KPIs. These can range from simply increasing your brand's reach to increasing sign ups on your landing page. With Twitter being the go-to for staying connected at events, many KPI metrics tend to focus on this channel. Metrics tracking Mentions, Retweets, hashtags, important influencers, and overall reach should be measured, along with pre-determined keywords that you want to listen for.
Organizing for success is the next step, which is dependent on the scale that you are trying to achieve. Think about your team structure and who will be responsible for listening , content creation or responding back to users. Typically in large-scale centers there are teams that listen for different keywords and then determine the appropriate response to those actions. It's also important to keep in mind infrastructure and logistics,; where will your teams be and what hardware or software will they need for managing the complexities of a social media command center.
During your next event
Once your team is organized and planning is complete, it's time to be active while the event is occurring: make sure business objectives are met, KPIs are hit, and the event goes smoothly. These actions are aided by additional principles that command centers have already pioneered and standardized:
Scheduled content- Having a regular cadence of conversations with your now captive audience is essential. This task is made easier by planning a content calendar of your posts over the course of the event. This content should include event details, important locations, friendly reminders, event facts, and sponsor information. Contests are also easy to handle by pre-scheduling.
Unscheduled content- It is very important that you keep your audience up-to-date with the latest of what is happening around the event. Posting news-worthy items like room changes or something cool happening helps keep your audience in the loop on what's happening around the event.
Listen & Engage- Listen to your audience. Make sure to respond quickly to any questions they have and spred their share-worthy content. If you pick up quotes from your speakers that support the reason your event exists, share it!
Lagniappe- Keep in mind that this is an opportunity to keep those who are not attending the event in the loop with what's occurring internally. This helps promote attendance for the next time around. In addition, when looking for posts to share, find content that supports the mission of your event.
After your next event
The hard part is over, but there are steps organizations should take in order to collect key takeaways from the event. One simple step is to provide an event recap on your blog, like ours from Social: IRL, which is an easy way for attendees to share and remember what occurred. Follow up with those who became your power users during the event and keep monitoring the feeds from the event, especially in the # world. Also, revisit your KPIs to determine the success of your campaign.
Social for business has grown up over the last year. We as an industry have deepened our understanding of utilizing social platforms for effective marketing while increasing the number of people who have a role within social. This growth has emerged with more developments for these new folks in social to geek out over, from the newest social network to the latest social media success story, but the emergence of social command centers and the principles these centers practice have provided hours of content to consume, share, and put into practice for our own. For your next event consider some of the principles laid out here and grow your social.
To check out my preso slides from the event click here.
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Shouldn't you be in blue? Peaches Geldof shows off her growing baby bump in dusky pink lace gown at Elle Style Awards ahead of son's birth
She's due to give birth to her second son later this year.
But instead of going for blue to mark her baby boy, Peaches Geldof opted for a girly pink as she attended the Elle Style Awards on Monday night.
The pregnant star stunned as she made her way on to the red carpet showing off her growing bump in a floorlength dusty pink lace gown.
Stylish bump: Peaches Geldof reveals her growing baby bump as she walks the red carpet at the Elle Style Awards in a pink lace gown
The 23-year-old looked slim from the back as she showed off the keyhole cut revealing a flash of her flesh.
And to finish off her vintage style to the fashionable ceremony she carried a small blue clutch and slicked on some red lipstick.
She finished her look with her blonde locks down and in vintage style curls.
Getting bigger! Peaches showed off her bump in a floorlength pink lace gown on Monday night as she mingled with the rest of the stars
Date night: Pregnant Peaches Geldof joined her sister at the event, bringing husband Thomas Cohen while leaving baby son Astala at home
It was a night off from mummy duties for the star, who left son Astala at home while she brought husband Thomas Cohen along.
The rocker opted for his usual quirky attire at the Savoy Hotel showing up in a black suit and white shirt with large fedora hat on.
He affectionately posed for pictures with Peaches, holding his arm around her growing waist.
Quirky style: Peaches went for a vintage feel while Thomas kept up with his bizarre fashion
Expectant: She is due to give birth to her second baby boy later this year
Sisterly style: The Geldof girls posed up for pictures before taking their seats
Fancy seeing you here! Peaches and Pixie showed off their different looks as they posed up together
And when they turned up inside to watch the proceedings unfold Peaches joined her sister Pixie.
The other Geldof sibling opted instead for a '70s style look in Moschino trousers and a jewelled tunic with her cropped hair do.
But while she's been spending time with her pregnant sister, Pixie insisted to the MailOnline on the night she won't be following suit on the baby front any time soon: 'I've no plans of having a baby I'm just happy with my dog buster!'
Her pal Nick Grimshaw was the host of the night and sat by her side for the dinner.
Pixie looks: Peaches' sister posed up on the carpet ahead of her before joining her star pals inside
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Johnstown's Stephania Pumphrey has already made up her mind — she is going to play volleyball at the University of Northern Colorado.
Of course, she will have to wait a while considering that she is going to be only a ninth grader at University High School this fall.
However, if she gets the chance to play at the Division I level, there is no doubt which team she wants to play for.
That's because for the last five years, Pumphrey has been participating in the UNC volleyball developmental camps put on by coach Lyndsey Oates. The camps for grades 4-12 help players work on their individual skills while also playing matches against other players.
The developmental camp — like all of the camps that Oates and her team have put on this summer — has been incredibly successful. This year alone, 400 to 500 kids have participated in UNC's individual volleyball camps.
That number doesn't even include the 180 high school teams that will be on campus this week to participate in the UNC volleyball team camp Thursday-Saturday.
That number could have ballooned as high as 200 teams if UNC had the court space to accommodate them all. Instead, there is a waiting list to participate.
The success the UNC volleyball team has produced on the court in Oates' eight years as head coach is unprecedented in UNC's Division I era with three NCAA tournament appearances in the last four years.
That has young players like Stephania, 14, excited about the future of the program and wanting to be a part of it.
However, it is more than that. It's about a family atmosphere that Oates has created with her team that permeates down to her players and is passed on to young kids like Stephania and her 10-year-old sister Shaelyn, who has attended the camp the last two years.
"It is contagious," Stephania's mother Jenny Pumphrey said. "This excitement and this passion for volleyball is absolutely contagious. The feeling that our girls have when they come home today, the feeling that they have and that they exude all weekend is something that will stay with them forever."
It is an excitement that has not only swept over the kids but the entire Pumphrey family. Jenny and her husband Dennis, the police chief for UNC, are huge fans who attend all the games with their kids.
The girls look forward to going to the UNC volleyball camp each year so much that they start talking about it in October and talk about it nonstop until the camp begins in July, according to their mother.
Stephania and Shaelyn are so crazy about the program that they even named their new puppy "Bear."
Stephania said the enthusiasm of the players on the team have really made her a fan of the program.
"Just seeing how much of a family they are and how they interact," Stephania said. "Even when they are just demonstrating the drills that they do they are laughing and jumping together. It is just a family. I love it."
That is music to the ears of Oates, who has tried to create that atmosphere over the years and knows how much it means to the kids who participate in the camp because it was the same for her when she was a kid growing up in Eaton and attending UNC camps herself under legendary Bears coach Linda Delk.
"I know the relationship our current players have with them is huge," Oates said. "(Former UNC player) Stormie Wells was my camp coach and I still remember it. She comes back and plays in our alumni match every year and I tease her about it that she was my camp coach. So it really does come back around 20 years where you never know that the next UNC head coach could be one of our campers in that gym just like I was."
In fact, seeing the success that Oates has accomplished has inspired Stephania that she could someday follow in the footsteps of Oates and become a Division I player and coach.
"Just seeing her example as a coach, I have actually thought about coaching in the past and just seeing how inspiring she is and how amazing she is," Stephania said. "Just seeing a little girl who grew up not far from here and became such a giant college coach is really amazing."
Jenny said that Stephania already sees herself as part of the UNC program. Even when school guidance counselors have talked to her about her options for college, she is single-minded on UNC.
"This is her family. She is going to be a part of this program. She sees herself here," Jenny said.