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|Episode 1620
|Production code
|ITV transmission date
|26th July 1976 (Monday)
|Stories by
| Esther Rose
Peter Tonkinson
|Script editor
|Leslie Duxbury
|Barry Hill
|Geoff Bentley
|Laurence Moody
|Bill Podmore
|Previous episode
|21st July 1976
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|28th July 1976
Emily goes in search of a job, Ernie doesn't like the idea of her working if he isn't. Fred is annoyed as Annie spoilt his evening with Vera. Roy Thornley takes Gail out for lunch, to her surprise. Bertha Lumley thinks Albert's lucky and refuses to leave him alone. Elsie advises Gail to watch herself with Roy. Renee tells Ernie she'll let them have credit if they want it. Mavis looks for clothes for her holidays and gets on Rita's nerves. Nathaniel Lumley looks for Albert. Roy takes Gail out for the night.
Regular castEdit
- Mavis Riley - Thelma Barlow
- Rita Littlewood - Barbara Mullaney
- Len Fairclough - Peter Adamson
- Eddie Yeats - Geoffrey Hughes
- Ken Barlow - William Roache
- Albert Tatlock - Jack Howarth
- Ernest Bishop - Stephen Hancock
- Emily Bishop - Eileen Derbyshire
- Fred Gee - Fred Feast
- Betty Turpin - Betty Driver
- Renee Bradshaw - Madge Hindle
- Elsie Howard - Patricia Phoenix
- Gail Potter - Helen Worth
Guest castEdit
- Rovers Return Inn - Public/Snug
- 1 Coronation Street - Back room and kitchen
- 3 Coronation Street - Back room, kitchen and hallway
- The Kabin
- Sylvia's Separates
- Unnamed pub - Exterior
- On this day Channel Television became the last of the ITV companies to launch their full-colour service and this was therefore the first episode to be seen in colour on the Channel Islands.
- TV Times synopsis: Gail Potter stays out late after a lunch date. What will Elsie Howard say?
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast - 6,043,000 homes (4th place).
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|Mon 5th • Wed 7th • Mon 12th • Wed 14th • Mon 19th • Wed 21st • Mon 26th • Wed 28th


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text: 000 FXUS63 KFSD 181957 AFDFSD Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Sioux Falls SD 257 PM CDT Tue Jul 18 2017 .SHORT TERM...(This evening through Wednesday) Issued at 257 PM CDT Tue Jul 18 2017 Upper air analysis shows a ridge of high pressure centered over the central and southern through Wednesday, with a weak surface cold front extending from east to west just south of Interstate 90. The forecast area will remain on the southern edge of some pretty strong westerlies which reside to our north, and the surface front will make progress only to about Sioux City to Storm Lake before stalling. Spotty convection has broken out near the surface boundary across the heart of northwest Iowa. There is not a lot of upper forcing either right now or tonight to work with. PV along the 1.5 pressure surface is virtually non existent, so current thoughts are that convection will remain tied to the surface to 850mb wind shift line this evening. It is unstable, but with weak wind shear in the lowest couple of kilometers, do not think that severe potential will become widespread late this afternoon or evening due to a lack of upper forcing. Still, its certainly worth watching for the next several hours. Introduced some chances for TSRA late tonight between 06Z and 12Z Wednesday near the I 90 corridor as the low level jet shifts back to a southeasterly direction. The I 90 corridor is forecast to be along a wind shift late tonight from a southerly, to easterly direction, and fairly strong thetae advection maximized along 925mb is noted as it shifts off to the northwest late tonight. Did not want to go very high with the rain chances late tonight however due to rising heights and mid level warm air advection. The rising heights and mid level warm air advection continue into Wednesday. In fact by afternoon, both the nam and gfs have a bulk of of our forecast area at +14 to +15C at 700mb. With our frontal boundary currently where it is right now shifting back northward tonight, Wednesday looks to be hot and humid, with a heat advisory warranted for southeast and south central SD, as well as parts of northwest IA and extreme northeast Nebraska for heat index values of 100 to 105 degrees. Due to the very warm mid level temperatures, convective chances during the Wednesday day period are extremely small, although a few morning thunderstorms could be lingering in our northwest zones with the aforementioned thetae boundary lifting northward. Although highs will be in the 90s on Wednesday, convective temperatures are 100 to 105 degrees, so convective initiation in the afternoon is pretty remote. .LONG TERM...(Wednesday night through Tuesday) Issued at 257 PM CDT Tue Jul 18 2017 Unsettled pattern continues through the end of the week as a series of disturbances continue to slowly break down the ridge. Disturbances will kick off a series of chances for showers and strong to severe thunderstorms while temperatures will slowly become more seasonable as the ridge breaks down. Wave swings through Wednesday night bringing chances of rain to the Highway 14 corridor and southwest Minnesota. Instability will be plenty sufficient for thunderstorms with CAPE values over 3,000 J/kg expected. Deep layer shear is strong, with over 50 knots 0-6km shear, so expect convection to be well organized. However, convective inhibition remains a concern across our CWA with a fairly strong cap from 700-800mb seen on model soundings at BKX and MML. Models have trended accordingly and are now keeping most of the convection just north and northeast of our CWA. Nevertheless, will need to keep on eye on this impacting our northern and northeastern border, especially for severe wind gusts with DCAPE around 1,000 J/kg. Expected lack of lingering convective debris from Wednesday night will lead to a hot and muggy day in our southern zones. Heat indices are likely to exceed 100 around Sioux City. Will go ahead and issue a heat advisory for Thursday afternoon. As for precipitation, it will be deja vu all over again Thursday night, this time with only our edge in southwest Minnesota possibly being affected. Instability is sufficient but 700-800mb capping may once again keep the convection out of the CWA save for parts of Lyon and Cottonwood counties. Pattern calms considerably by Friday evening. GFS suggests a round of storms along and south of I-90 Saturday evening but will discount that for now as it is a significant outlier. But, the upper jet does linger just to our north through the weekend, so can`t totally rule out showers and storms. However, QG support for broad lift and moisture are lacking so will keep chances low for now. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Wednesday afternoon) Issued at 1213 PM CDT Tue Jul 18 2017 Main issue today and tonight is a weak cold frontal passage and associated TSRA chances. Currently at 17Z Tuesday, the frontal passage is close to Interstate 90, but it is difficult to ascertain whether this is the primary frontal wind shift, or residual outflow from thunderstorms in northern SD this morning. At any rate, the surface winds should generally veer to an easterly direction as the day progresses into tonight, with Sioux City`s wind direction possibly the most variable, albeit fairly light in speed. Convective chances associated with the frontal boundary are quite a challenge. Right now, timed the TSRA as best as possible in the KFSD and KSUX TAF sites with not enough confidence to go a TEMPO group at this time. One final item to watch for, is if rainfall becomes widespread to the east of the Sioux Falls forecast area, we will have to watch for MVFR stratus in rain cooled air backing into the forecast area late tonight and early Wednesday. && .FSD WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... SD...None. MN...None. IA...None. NE...None. && $$ SHORT TERM...MJ LONG TERM...Ferguson/ AVIATION...MJ


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Enjoyed our stay very much. Was hoping for a bit more wildlife but the birds were amazing. Lots of varieties, great "noise" to wake up to. Slept well, great beds! The drive to town was easy and pleasant. We were close to relatives we were visiting and enjoyed the daily drive back and forth. Having Wi-Fi was great, cell phone not the best, but able to receive texts. Beautiful view! Chloe did quickly answer any questions we had.
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> The file will only be built once. If you do a "make extraclean", then it > will need to be built again. If the thing is built once, then it shouldn't > really matter whether it is built at "buildconf.sh" or "make" time. But it breaks the first time you try to configure Apache. That's no good. Plus, by adding the apr directory to the buildconf stage, we can remove it from the ./configure stage. apr-utils is useless without APR, so we should be specifying its location during buildconf. We should do the same for Apache, but that is a much bigger change, and I haven't gotten around to it yet. That would let us build Apache with APR's that do not live in the build tree. > By moving it into the Makefile, we have access to the APR directory. The > parameter to buildconf.sh is a bit strange... our other buildconf scripts > don't do it (nor does autogen.sh in SVN). In some cases, APR can be found by > the configure script automatically, so nobody would need to pass a parameter > at any time to say where APR is located. I believe this should all be done at buildconf time, not configure time. Move all the checks into buildconf for specifying library directories. Trying to configure a package without having all the libraries installed just doesn't work. > Regarding Apache: why isn't exports.c built at "make" time, too? I don't see > a need for that to be done at buildconf time either. Because we only want to do it once. I did move it into the make stage on my own tree at one point, and it made the build far too slow without any feedback. I realize we would only do it when things have changed, but we are still forcing people who download a tarball to rebuild their export list, when they aren't changing anything the first time. The speed may have gotten better with the change to awk for buildexports, I really don't know. > I'm more than happy to go punch Apache to move the construction of exports.c > into "make" time rather than buildconf time. By doing it at make time, we > can also create dependencies on the APR and APRUTIL export files. Thus, if > we are doing some coding in APR(UTIL) and change the exports, Apache will > automatically update (rather than needing to wait for somebody to run > buildconf again). It doesn't matter if Apache re-builds it's exports when apr and apr-util rebuild their .exports file, because they never do that. The thing is that we would need to re-build the .exports file anytime ANY .h file was changed, and I don't know about the other developers, but I change header files all the time, and usually not in a way that breaks the exports list. In other words, even if we change the call to buildexports.sh to put it into a makefile, it won't change anything, because we never update the .exports file except for at buildconf time. This could move into the configure phase, if you can figure out how to get autoconf to do all this stuff at the correct time. Regardless, what we have now is broken and needs to be fixed ASAP. Ryan _______________________________________________________________________________ Ryan Bloom email@example.com 406 29th St. San Francisco, CA 94131 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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ONLINE spats between school children are spiralling out of control, leading to hate messages, violence and even death threats.
Experts say 10 per cent of all children now claim to have been cyber-bullied, The Daily Telegraph reported.
The enraged father of one teenage schoolgirl became so incensed by comments he believed a boy had made about his daughter on a social networking site that he accosted him in the street and threatened to "slit his throat".
The man approached the Year 8 boy as he walked to a bus stop on the state's mid-north coast and pushed and threatened him before boarding the bus, where he issued further death threats to the boy and other students.
In another disturbing case, a mum went to a school in western NSW and urged her Year 10 daughter to assault another girl after an exchange on a social networking site.
Both girls were suspended, police were called and the mum was banned from entering the school under the Inclosed Lands Act.
In the Tuggerah Lakes area on the NSW central coast, comments on a social networking site led to a Year 8 female being assaulted by another Year 8 girl.
One of the students, who sustained swelling to her forehead and complained of feeling dizzy and nauseous, was taken to hospital. The other girl injured her hand.
Schools increasingly are asking police to investigate serious student online bullying and have shored up cyber safety programs in a bid to head off more trouble.
The NSW Department of Education and Communities has enlisted international expert Professor Donna Cross to help advise students and families about online behaviour.
Professor Cross, from Edith Cowan University in Western Australia, specialises in preventing and responding to aggression. She said about 10 per cent of children now reported being cyber-bullied.
Children who cyber-bullied also were 18 times more likely to bully others in the real world, Professor Cross said.
She said bullies often had higher levels of depression than the victims: "They're also more likely to be engaging in problem behaviour - unsafe sexual behaviours, smoking, using drugs, graffiti, stealing and truanting."
Bullying peaks in children at about Year 5 and again at about Year 7 or Year 8.
The first peak coincides with children discovering the power of the peer group and creating their own social pecking order. The second peak occurs when children move from primary school to secondary school.
Researchers have found cyber-bullied kids suffer poor academic achievement, anxiety, depression, poorer physical health, higher school absenteeism, increased loneliness and low self-esteem.
The Department of Education said Facebook could not be accessed on school computers. Its Digital Citizenship website, which deals with bullying and other issues, has received thousands of hits from all over the world.
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- Think of the children..... of please save us Posted at 31/12/2011 12:37am
"spiralling out of control..hate messages, violence and even death threats. " Oh my gosh!
- Real World of cyberland Posted at 31/12/2011 12:47am
Technology has gone past the teachers. They should have attempted to keep up so as to have some sort of knowledge about how to control the situations that occur. Dumbarses.
- Tracker of Sydney Posted at 31/12/2011 1:07am
This is pretty normal in this day and age. Even the Government bullies and threatens people who disagree with them, even the Government gets up to questionable and illegal activities, even the Government steals, lies and cheats so what do you expect kids to do ? Society is getting payback for the damage PC has caused to this country so live with it because it is only going to get worse.
- Jason of Perth Posted at 31/12/2011 1:24am
My son has a laptop issued by his school (public school), and he is able to access Facebook on his school laptop
- Adam of Posted at 31/12/2011 1:27am
I believe that a lot of bullying comes from the home life. The parents have a huge responsibility here
- Phil M of Canberra Posted at 31/12/2011 1:32am
You guys are only just realising this? A couple of years ago my (then) 15 year old cousin showed me some comments left on group-facebook pages about her. They were absolutely disgusting. This is stuff people say because they realise they can freely destroy other people while online, where there is no moderation. We need to fix this, by whatever means...
- Tim of Posted at 31/12/2011 1:41am
Easy fixed; control who has your contact details.
- John of Perth Posted at 31/12/2011 1:43am
Kids will be kids, bullying has existed since time itself, simple fact is the medium has changed, they can make faceless comments over the internet, parents need to be parents and prepare their children, as harsh as it is, bullying is one of the many things children need to learn to overcome before they enter adulthood, deal with it, work it out and work through it.
- Martyn of Sydney Posted at 31/12/2011 2:30am
Facebook is somewhat two faced, it preaches all these so called policies on behaviour, yet when it is reported it is ignored, even when the Australian Federal Police tried to contact Facebook regarding a matter they too were ignored, the Australian Government and governments from other countries should insist on their being actual representatives which can be contacted for criminal matters, otherwise the government should turn off access to the site in each country.
- LRB of Posted at 31/12/2011 2:42am
Protecting our kids from this sort of behaviour starts at home, parents need to actually understand what their kids are up to on the internet & on their mobile phones. With mobile phones now being a fashion acessory & the kid suffers peer group pressure to keep up with the fashion we are seeing them now at a younger age to obtain one. Again it is the parents to blame for this, neither of my kids were allowed one before they hit highschool & even then it was very limited & very monitored. It is becoming the norm to give the kid a new phone or internet access to get them off the parents case. Bully behaviour is learnt at home in most cases, I have watched my eldest child grow up into a control freak just like his father is & its not pretty when they become adults & it ruins their relationships.
- Mick of Brisbane Posted at 31/12/2011 3:50am
Blame the parents. Sorry but it's true. As a teacher i am so sick and tired of trying to make headway with regards to a student's social issues only to have it all undone by moronic, bogan parents. Some people just shouldn't be allowed to procreate.
- oldefellah of bligh's basket state Posted at 31/12/2011 4:23am
How many 'experts' are out there? That's what's 'spiralling out of control'!
- john wilson of Posted at 31/12/2011 4:26am
this so called cyber bullying is a product of our thin skinned molly coddled children you can block certain numbers on phones and there is a thing called ignoring what is said to you via a communication device the kids of today spend far to much time with their thumbs jammed in the keyboard of these devices instead of getting a life.
- Sheeesh of Darwin, home of the balmy Christmas Posted at 31/12/2011 4:36am
first world problem.
- Real world of Posted at 31/12/2011 4:40am
You can teach manners but only if people are willingly. The vast majority of the population have no desire to because we, as a society, no longer have ANY standards. There have always been bullies but when the do gooders and lefties took over the education system and threw out discipline, well that's when it grew to be a real problem. They prefer talking over actual punishment with consequences Until the authorities start enforcing real and tangible consequences of those to actually are proven to be bullying nothing will change.
- Peter E of Adelaide, SA Posted at 31/12/2011 5:23am
And no matter what happens the schools wont do a thing! It just reinforces the fact to bullies that "just deny" and they can get away with anything because the "authorities" are completely impotent. Even if they are caught red=handed at worst they get a reprimand.
- Sweets of Posted at 31/12/2011 6:57am
My daughter has been the victim of school bullying which also moved to online bullyinhg by the perpertrator. They were all in year 10 at the time. I took the step of contacting the mothers of the bullies involved. One mother acted and pulled her daughter into line, the other told me that she had lost control of her daughter who was the ring leader (a total cop out in parenting if you ask me). The mother even told me to take it to the police because she couldnt stop her. Given most of the online bullying was being done on phones during school hours, I took it to the school. I had taken screen shots as proof. The school did help to a degree and the bullying lessoned somewhat although the girl in questions just ignores my daughter now. PARENTS need to be aware of what their child is doing online and need to be prepared to take away phones, take away computers etc - actually punish their kids if they do this kind of stuff. Half the problem lies in ignorant parents who don't check what their kids are doing online.
- Krystal Mac of Peterborough, Ontario, Canada Posted at 31/12/2011 7:10am
There is a reason why social networking sites like Facebook/Twitter and others have a disclaimer that children under the age of 13 are not to use the sites. It's actually very sad to hear that parents are encouraging such despicable behaviour. Parents need to grow up first and set the example for their kids. If a parent feels the need to intervene with another child, a simple scolding should do and a talk with the other kids parents as well.
- Teacher Terry of Qld Posted at 31/12/2011 7:14am
Why is it up to schools to do something? This stuff is mostly happening after school hours, when the children are the responsibility of their parents. Schools are already having to deal with drug education, alcohol education, stranger danger, bike safety, road safety, sex education, obesity education, exercise plans, healthy eating, etc. When will people stop blaming schools for lack of parenting in the home??
- Beth Doelcm of Posted at 31/12/2011 7:20am
Why do kids in year 5 have access to places where they can be cyber bullied?? Even yr 7/8 seems young to me - they are only 14/15 yrs old! Perhaps parents should think a bit harder about what they allow their kids access to!
- Elissa of Canberra Posted at 31/12/2011 7:23am
It is not the school problem as this is happening outside of school. This is a parental problem. Don't allow your children on facebook. Yes I am unpopular because I don't allow my child on facebook or allow her to have a mobile phone but i didn't become a parent to be popular. I want to be her friend but not if it means I am no longer the parent.
- James of Adelaide Hills Posted at 31/12/2011 7:28am
A school in the Adelaide Hills has had it very bad for a while now, all their smart students are moving schools and total numbers are shrinking. As a parent I've seen the putrid vile on social network sites and comments that they know that there is nothing that can be done to them becasuse they are under age. I have confronted one of their parents but they simply laughed it off; better to laugh it off than to admit your daughter is a total feral.
- Stephanie of Melbourne Posted at 31/12/2011 7:29am
Unfriend - simple - you don't talk to bullies in real life , why would you friend them in cyber space ?
- Daniel of Melbourne Posted at 31/12/2011 7:50am
Why can we not attach an age limit to social media websites (such as facebook and twitter)...? An age limit is attached to other activities such as drinking and driving. Is the ability to use these sites any different. Food for thought.
- CJ Thirroul of Thirroul Posted at 31/12/2011 7:58am
Why are schools bearing the responsibility of policing so much of this rampant permanently recorded bullying? It is the parents and kids themselves that should be held accountable along with facebook itself. While I may not condone the actions of the parents of kids who are being bullied in the few examples highlighted here I do understand them. The reality is that nobody else is actually doing something. Facebook has its uses but it is obviously being used as a portal for typical teenage abuse. The things that makes it unique in what has always been a problem is that it reaches so many people and it is permanent. In the past the exposure of teenage behaviour was limited to those in close physical proximity to each event. Now it is global. And still Zuckerberg rakes in the money without bearing any of the responsibility for how his stolen creation impacts on people. Time for some creative legislation because the current system can't handle it.
- Terry of Brisbane Posted at 31/12/2011 8:13am
Once upon a time kids could get a break from bullying if they got through their front door. Now its constant. Watch the mental illness rise as a result.
- Bruce of Brisbane Posted at 31/12/2011 8:15am
@Mick of Brisbane. Hear, hear. Parents' sense of stability and self-control has become so weak and flimsy that they have so idea how to be both firm and loving at the same time. Self focussed, insecure parents who blame everyone else for their social problems will inevitably raise self focussed, insecure children, who also blame everyone else for their social problems. Boundaries and influence - guess who's responsible for them?
- Lee From W.A of Perth Posted at 31/12/2011 8:18am
Just putting this out there, and I'm sure older internet users (from the days of IRC) would know this. Bring back channels and their moderators. In the earliest platforms of internet social communication, nearly every channel had a moderator on them. This persons task was to monitor feeds and content, with the purpose of excluding anyone who was caught "flaming (using offensive language or talking in a offensive manner)". I also would prefer to see these platforms introduce and enforce age verification (banning users under the age of 18) which would help clean up these social media sites
- Easy Solution of Sydney Posted at 31/12/2011 8:45am
/shrug First World problem has a First World Solution. Sue Them. Libel/Slander whatever, if these comments are posted in a public forum or visible by anyone on facebook or whatever forum is used take them to court over it. They are using their real names , the digital fingerprints are easy to prove. I bet when the parents of these bullies are facing lawsuits and having to settle they might start to watch what their kids are doing online.
- Hmmm of Posted at 31/12/2011 8:47am
It's happening on adult forums as well...these young bullies grow into adult bullies and NEVER stop!. The internet encourages it and most moderators ignore it all.
- Tsterrible of Posted at 31/12/2011 8:49am
This is why children shouldn't be on the internet.
- JP of vic Posted at 31/12/2011 8:57am
You must be new here, welcome to the internet, allow me to be your guide, you can say what ever you want to whoever you want, because chances are they dont know who you really are or you can do it just becasue you can, you can be whoever you want on the internet, fake profiles exist,even the nerdiest kid can be an internet tough guy, also in chat rooms please subscribe to the G.I.R.L rule, if they say they are female chances are they are a "Guy In Real Life". It's a scarey Cyber world out there, these things WILL happen and will be incredably hard, if even possible, to stop it. @Tim, You dont have to be "friends" on facebook to be able to post something about them, it just simply means whether they see it or not. @john wilson, Yes you can block number but that only work on mobile phones, you cant block people from saying things on the internet unless you run said site and are able to edit/delete comments, yes you can try to ignore comments but it still doesn't make them go away, children are volitile when it comes to these kind of things. Again if they got off the computer and got a "real life" (to you what is a "life") it doesnt make the comments any less real.
- Sue of Sydney Posted at 31/12/2011 9:00am
Some schools spend a lot of time trying to manage this. It would help if parents just kept their kids off face book as long as possible. Failing that set a limit on the number of friends, make sure you are "friends" with your child, and set the privacy settings so that friends of friends can't see posts.After all as the parent (and provider of the PC or phone) you do have the final say.
- Max of Lawson Posted at 31/12/2011 9:05am
If kids were taught to look after themselves this sort of thing wouldnt happen.Left wing sooks and the professionally sensitive have made the world the way it is.Stand up to bullies and they fail,runaway and sook and they win.
- Nick of Sydney Posted at 31/12/2011 9:24am
Bullying is everywhere. Chldren, Teenagers, Adults, Corporations, Governments and whole Countries. When bully children become adults they don't stop bullying, they just learn more refined ways to bully. Corporations are the biggest bullies of the lot, especially the banks. I don't see why peolpe fixate on Cyber Bullying when the problem is so much worse and widespread.
- bc0100 of California Posted at 31/12/2011 10:27am
Michelle Ball, Education Law Attorney (edlaw4students dot com), wrote: Twelve Things You Can Do To Stop Bullying FYI- never ever presume the schools ARE doing their jobs adequately. You must stay involved. Parents ALWAYS need to know what is going on to ensure the schools are doing what they are supposed to do. Kids usually will not report issues to school staff on their own and feel they have no power. If school officials don't notice something is going on, parents must step in. I have heard too many horror stories to believe otherwise. Schools are under an obligation to take action when they know bullying or targeting is occurring. They may also punish the students involved (see California Education Code sections 48900(r) and 48900.4). However, I get calls weekly from parents whose kids are being targeted while the school ignores a known situation. Often the parents have verbally told the school, but the school has done nothing. Here are my best suggestions of what to do to get action from the school and stop the bullying Read the list at: http://edlaw4students.blogspot.com/2011/02/twelve-things-you-can-do-to-stop.html
- Dennis of Posted at 31/12/2011 11:15am
Take the gadgets off the kids while they are at school. There is no need for a school kid to have a mobile phone. Parents are to blame for their prevalence.
- MarianneD of Queensland of Hervey Bay Posted at 31/12/2011 11:51am
There have always been and will always be bullies. They used to travel in groups, 40 years ago. Cyberspace is just another version. Why look for answers from the authorities. We have enough rules already.
- Chris of Bundoora Posted at 31/12/2011 12:23pm
john wilson it's got nothing to with kids being thin skinned & molly coddled. If facebook etc had been around in the mid 80s online bullying would have been as big an issue then as it is now. I put up with it & so did countless others in high school but it stopped once you left school at the end of the day. Now days it's a relentless bombardment at school and at home. Because parents either can't discipline these bullies thanks to that power being taken from them & children being given to many rights or they are woeful parents who should not have been allowed to have kids in the 1st place. A parent shouldn't have to restrict internet usage to protect their child from bullies. A parent should not have to comfort his or her 12yo daughter who is in tears almost everyday due to the constant harassment through online networking or at school. As a society we need to start educating the children as soon as they are in primary school that bullying is not ok & how to stop it. Just like the stranger danger message taught to us when we were primary school children. Now we have bully by proxie thanks to Hunter Moore & his website and kids think it's cool. But that's another story.
- James of Sydney Posted at 31/12/2011 1:59pm
If you get cyberbullied on facebook, what do you do? You block the bully. And if they make another account just to bully you again, you block them again. Eventually they'll get bored and stop.
- john citizen of Posted at 31/12/2011 3:19pm
yep another of societies problems better get the schools to fix it and when they cant its their fault. whatever happened to parental responsibility... who puts access to these things in the hands of children and could possibly 'faRcebook' have its role to play.... no really! bullying is part of life ... harden up
- Chappo of Posted at 31/12/2011 4:04pm
Peter E - I think you will find this doesn't happen at school - these sites are blocked in nearly every school. It happens at home. Parents need to parent their kids.
- Leah of QLD Posted at 31/12/2011 6:43pm
Peter E, schools *can't* do anything to a child who might be misbehaving outside of school grounds, outside of school hours. This is the parents' responsibility, not the schools'. The schools are responsible for managing behaviour inside of school, not outside. And there are schools that do a very good job of managing bullying at school. When I was in highschool if you hit someone once, you were suspended and put through an anger management class. If you hit someone a second time, you were expelled. I have a friend who was being verbally harassed by a so-called "friend" and when we reported her, she was told she wasn't allowed to speak with my friend or approach her. She followed this instruction, but if she hadn't, she would have been at risk of suspension or expulsion.
- Troy of Melbourne Posted at 31/12/2011 7:18pm
I love the picture at the top of this article, heres some steps to avoid that sorta stuff. >report post to facebook >delete the post >delete the person (why have them added anyway?) >block them is it so hard for the kids nowadays to have one less "friend"?
- zain elhan of melbourne Posted at 31/12/2011 8:41pm
and even if the world came crashing down the teachers or anyone wouldnt do a single thing to stop this sort of stuff from happening, yet they will only start taking sides, i am only speaking from prior experience and know how it is!
- Josephine of Sydney Posted at 31/12/2011 9:02pm
Kids have too much free time. Since they are young, police should bring charges against the parents. When is the law going to catch up with the real world
- Reuben James of Sydney Posted at 31/12/2011 9:24pm
There is one thing that parents can do - blame the teachers. It won't fix the problem, or even help but it will give a lot of people an outlet for their impotent rage. As Real World of cyberland said "should have attempted to keep up....dumbarses". Thing is dumbarse, err Real World, we've had students at our school who have had parent/teacher/prinicpal/police interventions culminating in significant suspension periods to no avail. In spite of this, one student maintained her bullying for 2 years. Not all students are so determined, but many get a macabre sense of satisfaction. It is like a drug to them, they just wont stop. You seem on top of technology Real World, I'm sure you could provide the solution, after all, you've already identified it's only a technology problem, not social. While you're at it, maybe you could help Stratfor keep on top of their database security, like teachers, technology seems to have "gone past" them too.
- real parent of Posted at 31/12/2011 9:29pm
the major problem is everyone says it's the schools that have to fix the problem when all this cyber bulling is done after school when parents should be watching their kids not letting them run rampant
- Fry of Wollongong of Posted at 31/12/2011 9:57pm
When I was at school.. such devices like mobile phones even higher priced gaming units were generally either banned, taken away or looked down upon. .school was school and I hated it like a great many others im sure.. but it absolutely astonishes me when I learn that not only are students in highschools aloud to have mobile phones at lunch breaks.. but they can have laptops too.. smart phones and suchlike.. the justification used to be so parents can contact children... but what about 20 years ago when only high earning adults had a mobile phone.. you went to school and were lucky enough if the school had a payphone that you could use.. the irony of it all is the original justification for having phones and communication devices in schools being that of parental communication is the very thing thats given away to these problems.. doing the absolute opposite of what people intended and no one seems to want to put the brakes on.. im not old.. im just 30..and when my son goes to school in this country shortly. .I can only wish that the department of education is smart enough to withdraw these terrible devices away from the school grounds and let school just be school again
- Perepetespal of Posted at 31/12/2011 11:46pm
I'm middle aged. I'm putting up with bullying from a 20 something year old in the office. The principal of the firm tells me to toughen up. I have no option but to find another job in the new year. I've reported instances of this before in other offices where I've observed younger workers being bullied and something has been done. What on earth is going on? Why is this generation behaving like this - and to older people as well? This wasn't going on in offices a decade or two ago. It's an epidemic - in schools, in social media and in offices.
- Bob of Cambridge, UK - Formerly Brisbane Posted at 01/01/2012 3:48am
So why is this the school's and not the parent's problem? Those servers and their contents are not the school's responsibility. The students are also not the school's responsibility when it comes to non-school events and things that occur outside of school. They are the parent's responsibility though.
- bob of Posted at 01/01/2012 7:47am
Spot on Real world Set firm boundaries and stick to them Our society has reduced or laws to nothing more than ideals that can be flexed or worked around if one has a good excuse and the excuses are numerous Time to eject all the do-gooders, set boundaries and enforced them While we continue to outsource our respectabilities to experts, politicians and everyone else to run our societies this sort of crap will continue. Society belongs to the people, not experts. It belongs to us to make our own decisions
- Brad of Port Macq Posted at 01/01/2012 9:35am
Easy fixed keep them off social networking sites and get them to have a real life.
- Samantha of Newtown Posted at 01/01/2012 9:47am
This can also be stopped if parents restrict their kids access to cyberspace until they are emotionally old enough to handle this technology.it is not a problem schools have to solve. Parents get caught in all the stupid hype as well cause they want to see their kids being popular- problem is they do not teach their kids common sense and morals to handle what is the bad cruel world.
- Diane of Posted at 01/01/2012 10:48am
Why do people need facebook? Isn't email enough?
- Suzie of Sydney Posted at 01/01/2012 12:49pm
As a IT teacher, please believe we do what we can. But what can we really do ? Social networking is blocked on all school networks in NSW, but parents allow their children smart phones with data plans, so they spend all day on facebook on their phones. Most of the bullying happens out of school hours when the students are at home. Parents are contacted and they don't care, and in many cases encourage it. Their children are 'old enough to look after themselves' up to the point the student is suspended, or the police are involved, at which point it's our fault. We aren't allowed to prevent the kids their phones at school because of historical legal action against a school when a child had their phone confiscated then got into a 'bad situation' and couldn't call for help. It's a systemic problem that ALL levels of society have to deal with equally, or we just sit around blaming everyone else.
- anthony smith of bittern Posted at 01/01/2012 3:58pm
low self esteem!? when i left 'the education?system'... felt i was worh nothing!! no so-called 'qualifications',zero prospects,no future;emptyness and lonlyness werent the problem-it was the 'nothingness'. and thats the sum total of my existence 50 years on-all bullying must be stamped out,too much retoric,not enough action!! i am still considering a major law-suit against the 'education' authorities.
- One angry teacher of on holiday because I'm a teacher! Posted at 01/01/2012 4:27pm
Why is it that when kids make mistakes that schools and teachers are the first ones to be blamed? I would like to point out particularly to the "Cyberbullies" referring to teachers as "dumbarses" that it is parents (not teachers) that put smart phones in the hands of kids. Most schools block social networks to limit unsupervised Internet use and misuse. I wonder how many parents reading this filter their home connections, limit the time their spend on-line or even realise that their children know how to bypass these security measures? What would Peter from SA like teachers to do in a society where teachers are often seen as and treated as the enemy in matters involving children? We have a "no phone use" policy at my school and it is incredible how much hostility is aroused when parents are contacted about a child who doesn't follow a simple rule with clearly defined reasons. My suggestion, let teachers do their job and help by reinforcing the rules of the wider society in the home. I am happy for you to insist that I do my job as long as you don't mind me insisting that you as a parent do yours as well!
- max of Posted at 01/01/2012 8:14pm
Cut the phone and internet accounts of the families of the offenders. Make an example of a few. The rest will soon stop.
- big of Posted at 02/01/2012 8:28am
Real World, your point is well made in so far as it highlights how little logic people put into their opinions. When I was a child the most severe bulling that went on at school was by the teachers. That is why we try to limit the power teachers (and police etc.) have over the vulnerable. Corporal punishment, which you seem to be alluding to is the tool of bullies. I do agree that discipline is important but even more so self-discipline. There are many types of consequences that can be used as tangible consequences for anti-social behaviour. Resorting to bullying to defeat bullying is irrational and the first resort of those who want to control kids not instruct or care for them. You have to be responsible for your own behaviour as an adult first before you can expect the kids you are responsible for (as a parent or a teacher) to be responsible for their own. Bullying is (as the article states) a complicated matter involving the actions and psychology of kids, parents, teachers and the wider community therefore it requires a thorough response to be effective.


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Chipboard book
Hi guys!! I have been crafting away on this little chipboard book. There are 16 pages in all. This is for a customer. It's for a 2010 8th grade graduate. Their school colors are red, blue, and white. The school is known as the Nativity Stars. So I went with a star theme.
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"We remain committed to providing key resources and tools to support our cities and towns in managing through this fiscal crisis and beyond," said Governor Deval Patrick. "Through regionalization of services, we are creating innovative opportunities for neighboring communities to build partnerships to deliver local services more effectively and efficiently."
"Our Administration continues to work closely with municipal managers and local planners to deliver the resources they need to develop cost-saving measures and reforms for critical local services like public health, education and public safety," said Lieutenant Governor Murray, who previously chaired the Regionalization Advisory Commission and currently chairs the Municipal Affairs Coordinating Cabinet. "Each of the Community Innovation Challenge award recipients have proposed innovative opportunities to collaborate, regionalize and help maintain local services that will be delivered more effectively and efficiently to taxpayers in 138 communities across the Commonwealth."
An additional $1 million in funding for regionalization projects in Norfolk County was provided in the 2012 supplemental budget signed by Governor Patrick in February 2012. These projects will support programs including regional animal control, regional veterans' services, regional municipal payroll services, regional municipal engineering services and the additional hiring of a regional services coordinator for Norfolk County communities.
"Our new fiscal reality demands that government change the way it does business to stretch every taxpayer dollar as far as possible," said Secretary Gonzalez. "The Patrick-Murray Administration has been driving change at the state level, and the Community Innovation Challenge Grant program is just one of the many ways we are working to give cities and towns the tools they need to drive change in local government too."
Regionalization allows for neighboring communities to build partnerships to engage in shared services, inter-municipal agreements, municipal collaborations, consolidations, mutual aid and regional planning to reduce the risk of duplicating efforts and spending limited taxpayer dollars unnecessarily.
The 28 project recipients span Massachusetts from the town of Mt. Washington to the city of Boston and include five Gateway Cities, including Barnstable, Lowell, Worcester, Taunton and Springfield.
The Patrick-Murray Administration has had recent success with implementing regionalization grants. Since 2008, the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security has awarded over $35 million in development grant funds involving 36 projects and about 248 communities through the Public Safety Answering Point & Regional Emergency Communication Center Support and Incentive Grant. Additionally, the Public Health District Planning Grant, through the Executive Office of Health and Human Services, has awarded federal planning grants to 11 groups of municipalities, representing a total of 113 communities serving 1.8 million residents, interested in developing regional public health districts.
In the Fiscal Year (FY) 2012 budget, Governor Patrick proposed the development of the CIC grant program to encourage and incentivize regionalization and other innovative efficiency initiatives. The CIC grant program was supported by the Legislature, providing $4 million for regionalization and other initiatives that will improve the effectiveness and efficiency in the delivery of local services. Governor Patrick proposed an additional $7 million in funding for the CIC grant program in his FY13 budget proposal.
"This is great news for Cape Cod," said Senate President Therese Murray. "This funding will allow the Cape to develop a shared system that will automate and streamline application services and result in cost savings for the towns on Cape Cod. The Cape Cod Commission is committed to the economic, environmental and preservation needs of the Cape Cod region and it's important that we continue to develop innovative plans and solutions to ensure that our towns are running effectively and efficiently."
"I commend the Patrick-Murray Administration for their efforts in securing funds for the Community Innovation Challenge Grant Program," said House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo. "As we continue to emerge from these tough economic times, it remains important that legislators continue to find ways to make government more effective and efficient."
Source: http://www.mass.gov/governor/pressoffice/pressreleases/2012/2012316-administration-announces-community-innovation-grant-awards.html


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Experimental results do not match with simulation results
Hello everyone,
I work on CFD simulations of data centers using OpenFoam. I am trying to validate the simulations with experimental data. I use transientSimpleFoam solver for my simulations. I place a sensor at the inlet of the cooling unit to see how the temperature varies over time. I perform the simulations using the same conditions but my results are way off. Although the steady state temperatures match, the path followed by simulations are not accurate. I am attaching the results below. The blue line is the experimental result while the red one is simulation result. Please give you suggestions to improve my simulation.
About the solver: which OF-version are you using? Because the transientSimpleFoam that I found is quite old and doesn't solve the temperature equation (it's incompressible)
Hello Bernhard Gschaider,
Sorry about not giving much details... so here goes...
What I am trying to solve for is a data center room with so many servers in it and one cooling unit. The air flow through the servers and the cooling unit are constant and I modified the solver based on channelFoam to fix the flow rate (it works because I tested it with swak4Foam application- thanks to you!!). Now the heat added by the servers is modeled as a source term in the temperature equation. Here is the temperature equation that I solve. I added this to the transientSimpleFoam solver. I am using OF version 1.6.x.
fvScalarMatrix TEqn
T[cellI]= (0.21739*T[labelOfClosestCell]+225.739);
Thank you so much :)
Anyway. One more thing that comes to mind: have you checked the VALUE of DT (because you probably wil have "dived" rho*cp out of that too).
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Topic Working at BaFin Working at BaFin
BaFin is an attractive employer who can offer you exciting, challenging responsibilities that often have an international dimension. BaFin also offers job security and an attractive work-life balance. BaFin strives to create a family-friendly working environment by making it easier for its staff to combine professional and family life to the extent permitted by the law and its own operating environment. For example, BaFin offers tailored part-time working arrangements, a modern flexitime agreement and a telecommuting job quota.
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- Who we are
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Who we are
The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) supervises credit institutions, insurance undertakings, financial services institutions and asset management companies (Kapitalanlagegesellschaften). BaFin also represents German interests in the EU and other international organisations. BaFin is a Federal institution governed by public law. It is subject to legal and technical supervision by the Federal Ministry of Finance. BaFin has offices in Bonn and Frankfurt am Main and employs a total of 2,535 staff (as at 31 December 2014). It is funded entirely by fees and contributions paid by the institutions and companies it supervises and receives no funding from the Federal budget.
BaFin's responsibilities
Our responsibilities are to ensure
- that the German financial system continues to function properly and remains competitive and stable and that its integrity is preserved;
- that the trust of investors and insurance policyholders in this system is maintained;
- that market operators conduct themselves fairly;
How to start your career with BaFin
BaFin offers you a range of different recruitment options, in particular direct recruitment, a twin-track degree program with alternating work and study terms (Duales Studium), and vocational training.
Direct recruitment
We regularly seek graduates and other candidates with relevant professional experience to work in our technical supervision functions and our cross-sectoral departments. The German civil service is divided into several career tracks. Depending on the type of degree they hold, new recruits are appointed to the "upper intermediate civil service" or the "higher civil service". Graduates with a "Diplom" degree (first degree MA equivalent) from a university or an (accredited) MA/MSc degree start their career in the "higher civil service". Candidates with a "Diplom" degree (first degree MA equivalent) from a university of applied sciences or an (accredited) BA/BSc degree are appointed to the "upper intermediate civil service" career track.
Degree subjects for direct recruitment
BaFin recruits in particular graduates with the following degrees for "higher civil service" positions:
- Economics, finance and business graduates with e.g. university "Diplom" degrees or (accredited) MA/MSc/MBA degrees
- Graduates with university "Diplom" degrees or (accredited) MA/MSc degrees in mathematics, financial mathematics and related subjects
- Fully qualified lawyers
- Graduates with university "Diplom" degrees or (accredited) MA/MSc degrees in IT, business IT and related subjects
BaFin recruits the following graduates for "upper intermediate civil service" positions:
- Economics, finance and business graduates with e.g. university of applied sciences "Diplom-Betriebswirt/in" or "Diplom-Kaufleute" degrees, or (accredited) BA/BSc/BBA degrees
- Graduates with university of applied science "Diplom-Verwaltungswirt/in" administration degrees or equivalent BA/BSc degrees
- Graduates with university of applied science "Diplom" degrees or (accredited) BA/BSc degrees in IT, business IT and related subjects
- Graduates with university of applied science "Diplom" degrees or (accredited) BA/BSc degrees in mathematics, financial mathematics and related subjects
Twin-track BSc business management degree in central banking
BaFin offers a twin-track BSc business management degree in central banking in which students complete a three-year course with alternating work and study terms at the Deutsche Bundesbank's University of Applied Sciences in Hachenburg together with candidates from the Bundesbank. BaFin holds a competition each year to select students for this degree course. Candidates must have at least a school leaving exam qualifying them to study at a university of applied sciences ("Fachhochschulreife"). Admission to the course is on 1 April and 1 October each year, and BaFin students receive a candidate salary for the duration of their studies.
Vocational training at BaFin
BaFin regularly offers vocational training culminating in the following recognised vocational qualifications: "Verwaltungsfachangestellte/r, auch mit Doppelqualifikation" (administrative specialist, with the option of earning an entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences), "Kauffrauen / Kaufmänner für Büromanagement" (office management specialist), "Fachinformatiker/-innen für Systemintegration" (IT specialist for system integration) and "Fachangestellte für Medien- und Informationsdienste, Fachrichtung Bibliothek" (media and information services specialist with a focus on library services management). There are currently 53 candidates for entry to the upper intermediate civil service and other trainees working at BaFin (as at 31 December 2013).
Job fairs
Are you looking for information about BaFin as an employer? Come and visit us at the job fairs listed below. Our teams consisting of supervisory experts and human resources staff are looking forward to meeting you. Seize the opportunity to learn all about how to start your career at BaFin!
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Staff training
BaFin attaches great importance to an extensive CPD offering for its employees. This was reflected in the fact that in 2015 BaFin employees took part in a total of 709 internal and external CPD events (previous year: 651). The total number of attendances at such events was 4,601 (previous year: 4,514). On average, each BaFin employee attended a CPD session on 4.12 days (previous year: 3.89 days).
The events held in 2015 focused on specialist supervisory topics in particular. For example, BaFin offered CPD sessions in connection with the introduction of the Single Supervisory Mechanism for eurozone banks (SSM). These also include events arranged by BaFin on behalf of the ECB which may be attended by employees of other European supervisory authorities. In addition, BaFin arranged multipart seminars on the reform of European insurance supervision law by Solvency II.
BaFin also expanded the range of sessions designed to enhance employees' foreign language skills in 2015 by adding new specialist English courses lasting several days. In addition, as in the previous year, there were once again various courses on soft skills, with the aim of developing cooperation between employees and the ability to work in a team.
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The Mountain Home Dojo taught the Tamori Shugenja school, and also housed Fortunism monks, [1] Students of the Tao, Three Orders Tattooed Man, and Tamori Yamabushi. [2] It was the oldest Tamori dojo. [3]
Founding Edit
The Mountain home Dojo was founded by the Agasha in the heart of a mountain below her family's state, Shiro Agasha in the Agasha Tunnels. The Tamori delved the arts of potions and herbalism, while the arts of explosives and alchemy were abandoned. [4]
The Agasha Defection Edit
Many dojo's scrolls and material were taken by the followers of Agasha Gennai when the bulk of the Agasha went to the Phoenix Clan, but Agasha Tamori secured the most important resources of the dojo's library. [4] The monks of a nearby temple were invited by the Tamori to administrate the dojo with them, and the monks formed an apparent mix with the militant Tamori. [5]
Tradition Edit
The students were the most promising of the Tamori, it was very rare for this dojo to accept students from other clans. The students were recognized by placing the mountain in front of the Dragon on their family mon. [4]
Training Edit
The tamori were the most martially inclined shugenja in Rokugan, being competent with both the sword and unarmed self-defence, and stand alongside their Dragon brethren on the battlefield.
The first year was spent studying the Tao, meditation and martial skills. In their second year the initiates began the study of spellcraft. They also devoted time exploring the ways of the natural world, potions and elixirs. [4]
Sensei Edit
Notable Sensei Edit
Notable Students Edit
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Cameron Diaz's Body Book
At first I thought. Oh geez.. Another celebrity with a great body preaching about the healthy lifestyle they lead. But I picked it up and was nicely surprised. It's not about making food choices that seem only easy for someone of her lifestyle. It was about understanding what sugar does. What corn syrup does. What a cheeto dies IN your body. Mans she's right. We all know it as "bad" but if you really knew what it did IN your body.. TO your body and what it takes for your body to digest it.. Then it's easier to say no and it just grosses you out. I can't even touch Cheetos. Or blue Gatorade. Or like a sponge bob fruit snack. The blue dye dies your intestines.. Same with the orange in Cheetos and the fruit snacks aren't even food. It's chemicals. And a lot if you know my candy issue. I eat candy a lot. Daily. Live it. Love it. But other foods.. It was shocking to me. Anywho. Read her book :)
I will NEVER watch how sour patch kids are made though.. my evening joy will be gone..
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I quit my job last week. It wasn't an I've-had-it-up-to-here spur-of-the-moment regret-it-immediately decision. I'd been planning to make the move for a while, ever since my goal for the year got blown away and then doubled… and then my bookings moved from "manageable with a bit less sleep" to "no life whatsoever besides shooting, editing, client management and… the day job." Something clearly had to give. And it did.
I started writing this post the day I said the words, but of course I was too busy to actually finish it and now I'm a week out and have had some time to actually enjoy my freer schedule. It has been, in a word, relaxing. I actually watched a movie this week. I cooked dinner for my husband. I cleaned. I've started to tackle all of the projects that just couldn't make it onto the must-do list (cleaning my "area" of the house, laundry, website/branding stuff, reaching out to old and new friends to catch up, reading a damn magazine). I'm still busy, but I'm starting to breathe.
Things got crazy for me quickly in April. I more or less had everything under control up to then, even though I was swimming in engagement sessions. But somewhere early April things started to tip for me, what with a trip to New York to do two engagements, followed the next weekend by a wedding and two engagements, and the following weekend by a boudoir session and two weddings. The next weekend, I went to New Orleans. The following, one wedding, one engagement, one headshot and another boudoir session. And then… I quit. And this past weekend, I had absolutely no photo work to do whatsoever (besides editing, of course). Actually, typing this out, I can't hardly believe I got all of this done and delivered and the way I want it. And in-between, I was trying desperately to get together my Artomatic space! And all through the weekdays, looking through my calendar from the past month, I have orange (my color for photography business events) all over the damn weekdays – client meetings, networking events, meetings with other photographers. In short, I've been really busy. Busier than even I realized up until right now.
And looking at this list of things I've done the past month, I'm really proud of myself. Proud that I held it together. Proud that my clients (hopefully) didn't realize I was on the edge, just a bit. Proud that, as of today, everything is delivered. I have outstanding items with some clients, of course, but they're not waiting on me. It's a beautiful feeling to be able to work on the less urgent matters. Naturally, I have two weddings this weekend so that all goes out the window tomorrow, but today is nice. I might even watch another movie.
So I quit the job. Would have been wise of me to quit before everything got crazy, but I set the date months ago knowing this past week was an important one for my organization. I'll still be working here part-time for a while (at their request) but spending a lot more time at my other computer. I don't have any great revelations about self-employment yet… we'll see what happens when I really do have to rely on this income.
But in the meantime, I wanted to say thank you to everyone who has helped me get to this point. Just a few years ago, I was a total newbie shooting my friends for a "fake wedding" so I would have portfolio images. Just a few years ago, I was blogging about what I ate for dinner, just so I would have material and hopefully improve my SEO ranking (for the record, I don't think I have a single booking from keyword searches, just to be clear). Not so long ago, I signed a contract with a lady to give her a twenty-two percent commission rate for weddings she sent me (we've since dissolved our relationship and I never did actually shoot a wedding on that contract). In short, not all that long ago, this day seemed like a far away place. I'm so grateful for the guidance, help, knowledge and money from these amazing folks:
- My clients. Obviously. Especially those first few who took the leap with me. I recently told my first paying bride that she was – and she either gracefully lied and said she didn't know or I was playing it that cool. I never forget what a huge decision a wedding photographer is and I'm really grateful for each and every couple that chooses me to be there on their day. Every wedding I photograph is an honor, a privilege, and a huge responsibility.
- My photographer pals. Cassidy DuHon in particular. I've worked my ass off the last couple years, yes, but I wouldn't have weddings in which to work it without the amazing photographers who had me along to second shoot their weddings. There is absolutely nothing that will help you learn like experience and these folks gave me what I need to rock out weddings for my own clients.
- George. He's been plenty busy himself, but my man is a constant source of strength for me. He rubs my feet when I get back from weddings, he understands when I'm spending my fourth night of the week at client meetings or networking events. He endures me hemming and hawing over this image or that image for the blog post. In short, he's amazing and I'm so lucky to have him.
- SWPB. If that acronym means nothing to you and you're a wedding photographer, shame shame shame. Photographer friends who are new to the biz – no need to write me to "pick my brain" or any of the other things people want to do. Get thee to SWPB and soak in the knowledge. SWPB put me three to five years ahead of the game in virtually all ways possible, but especially in client management, business savvy and industry best practices. I cannot overemphasize how important this group has been to the growth of my business.
So here I go. I'm self-employed, reliant on a business I created from scratch. It feels good. A little scary, but mostly really, really good.


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Lonnie White, a Southern California football player from 1982-86, admitted in a first-person story for the The Daily on FoxSports.com that he took illicit benefits while he participated in collegiate athletics.
White wrote that during his time playing with the Trojans, he accepted $14,000, mostly from the sale of the four tickets that he was given to every game.
White, who worked at the Los Angeles Times from 1987-2008, said he needed the money for necessities such as rent and household bills.
To this day, it's something I'm ashamed about. Rent was overdue, and my household bills were delinquent. I needed the money to live. So accepting the $14,000 in different forms of "benefits" over my college years three decades ago was an act of survival.
White wrote that breaking rules in college football was something his family knew well after his father played at Morgan State in the 1940s and his brother, who also played at USC, was recruited in the 1970s.
White wrote in The Daily:
Even though I knew what I was doing was wrong, it seemed like everyone I knew who played college football enjoyed some type of extra benefits as a player.
My money source was season tickets. Every scholarship player was given four home game tickets and the option to purchase an additional four.
These tickets often sold for more than face value and that's how I ended up alone in the parking lot waiting for a brown bag drop off.
By then, I was a senior who had learned this side of college football from my brother and his classmates.
It must be noted that all this went on without the coaches' knowledge. That seems hard to believe. It is true, though. At major programs, the pressure to win and the time commitment the coaches put forth toward the program itself leaves major opportunities for players to interact with people who have a different agenda.
The following week, a fledgling agent began to wine and dine me, because he felt I was a sleeper NFL prospect.
He would give gifts -- sneakers, sweat suits -- and paid household bills. He would also pass along cash, not major money but "get-around" money.
White also wrote that he knows at least five athletes who played at the BCS level last season and said they all agree that there is "more rule-breaking going on that people know."
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