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Wedding Tips...
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These tips are designed to help you have the very best photography experience…
and the very best wedding day photos! These ideas and suggestions come from several years of
experience and are guaranteed to give you excellent results if followed. You are spending good money on your
photography and you should want to get the very best for your money. :))
1. MATTER OF FACTORS ~ Weather, lighting and view
This is probably one of the most important suggestions I can give you. When you are choosing your venue and the time of your wedding and reception, take into consideration 3 important factors; weather, lighting and view.
You are spending good money on your wedding photography… so you want to make sure that everything else lines up in order to get the very best shots! First of all think about the weather. If you plan to get married in the mountains… then you may want to hold your wedding in the summer unless you are planning on a winter white wedding. Be sure that you coincide your wedding date and location in order to avoid (to the best of your ability) rain, snow, wind etc.
Second… think about the lighting. Schedule your wedding during a time of day that gives you the best lighting possible. If you are planning to have your guests facing the Rogue River at 6pm in June… You, your guests and your photographer will be facing into the sun. This makes for terrible photography and very uncomfortable guests.
And third… the view. Stand back and look at the background of the area that you have picked out. Is it going to be pretty and complimenting in photographs? Have someone take a few photos of you standing in that area at the time you have your wedding scheduled for so that you can get a good idea of what to expect. That fountain may look pretty… but when you are standing in front of it for pictures… it may appear that the water is coming out of the top of your heads.
2. BIRDS EYE VIEW ~ What your photographer might see
When you are choosing your venue, or after you have... and are planning on the set-up… take a walk around the venue... where the ceremony will take place, the reception... etc., and using your camera, look through the view-finder to give yourself a better idea of what you might expect your images to look like. Take a few shots of some friends standing in various places for a little better perspective.
Often things look beautiful and different (like the fountain I mentioned before) when just looking at them normally… but when you view them through the eye of a photographer… your results may be quite different.
A bride and groom might be dead set on a particular area of a venue for the formal shots (like one couple I had )... and at first glance was absolutely beautiful... but they where not as keen on the idea when I showed them how it would appear that small trees were growing from the tops of everyone's heads. :))
3. PUTTING YOUR DUCKS IN ORDER ~ Organizing your guests:
Getting the family photos or getting everyone into the shot takes a little planning. While you're thinking about groups and portrait sessions - make a list of who you desire in each shot. Tell all your relatives (in advance) that they should be there or be prepared at a certain time. Be sure to fill out your itinerary sheet (with photo session times), and make several copies before mailing it to your photographer. Email it to your wedding party days in advance, and pass it out again at your reception. It is also a great idea (and highly suggested) to appoint someone who will gather the appropriate family members at the appropriate time, leaving you with one less thing to worry about! Consider them your personal assistant for your wedding day! Most of all leave a selection of time aside strictly for family shots. to your photographer. Email it to your wedding party days in advance, and pass it out again at your reception. Leave contingency reserve for potential late comers (yes, you know who they are). Most of all, leave a selection of time aside stricktly for family shots.
4. THE GREAT OUTDOORS ~ Location:
Realtors use the expression, "location, location, location!" And they use it for a reason… whether you are selling or buying a house or just going for a picnic… location is key… and so it is for your wedding as well!
If you are looking for great outdoor shots, do your research and scope out plenty of areas at your venue. If you are getting married in a location that has a variety of different photo "op" locations, allot your photographer the extra time to be able to move about and get all those great shots. Dramatic backgrounds are great for this t
ype of photo shoot, but many things will work... a forest, field of flowers, old buildings, barns, rocky riversides, meadow, city streets, college campus, city park, etc.
Try to avoid heavily shaded areas or backdrops that have you looking straight into the glaring sun. If you are just not sure... make sure your photographer is one who researches or visits the venue location beforehand. You certainly do not want your photographer showing up on your wedding day ill equipped for the job!
5. BEACHIN IT ~ beach weddings:
Beach weddings are beautiful and fun, but if you plan to get married at the beach there are a few things you should know. The first thing is just the same as above… do your research!! Beach weddings can be tricky… and some more than others depending on where you live!
A beach wedding in Southern California can be done just about any time of the year… where a beach wedding in Northern California or Oregon is a completely different story. The best months for a beach wedding in Northern California and Oregon or Washington would be June or July through October… with your prime months being August and September.
Be sure to choose a time later in the day, as many times it can be foggy along the coast in the mornings and early afternoons. The best times for a beach wedding is between 3 and 6 pm. You will also want to check the tide tables to find out when the tide is out and arrange your ceremony times accordingly. A high tide can put a big damper on your wedding plans! great for this type of photo shoot, but many things will work.... a forest, field of flowers, old buildings, barns, rocky riversides, meadow, city streets, college campus, city park, etc great for this type of photo shoot, but many things will work.... a forest, field of flowers, old buildings, barns, rocky riversides, meadow, city streets, college campus, city park, etc.
Finally, check with your local State Parks Departments regarding permits. Many State Parks require a small fee for beach weddings.
6. AMELIA BEDILIA ~ Decorating the brides dressing room:
This usually gets overlooked in the planning and decorating phase. First, start by picking a room that has enough room to move around... one with lots of natural light. And use light gauzy fabrics over the windows instead of thick curtains or shutters that obstruct illumination. Appoint someone to keep the room tidy and to eliminate unnecessary objects, trash, etc. eliminate unnessesary objects, trash, etc.
A natural look is the way to achieve the a documentary style you are looking for, so you don't want the room to be pristine... but you do want it tidy. Cover up any unpresentable objects with curtains or drape cloth. Empty boxes and bags should be placed somewhere outside the dressing room. It looks wonderful to have all the dresses hanging and shoes lying around on the floor, but they look awful if they are still in the boxes or if they have piles of plastic wrappers and cardboard boxes lying next to them. A natural look is the way to achieve the documentary style you are looking for. So… you don't want the room to be pristine… but you do want it tidy. Cover up any un-presentable objects with curtains or drape cloth. Empty boxes and bags should be placed somewhere outside the dressing room. It looks wonderful to have all the dresses hanging and shoes lying around on the floor, but they look awful if they are still in the boxes & have piles of plastic wrappers or cardboard boxes lying next to them. And… do you really want those McDonald's bags in your shots???
Photography in the dressing room is a touchy subject, especially if your wedding photographer is male. If you are self conscious or modest, feel free to ask your photographer to leave the room at any time. However some of the best images happen in the dressing room, especially when the dress is going over the bride's head while all the bridesmaids (or the mom) are helping to get it on. If you have your photographer wait outside when this is happening, you will miss out on one of the most spontaneous photo opportunities of the entire day. Remember, with photography, it's easy to delete things later, but it's impossible to turn back time and do it again.
Taking all this into consideration… if your photographer is male, you may want to ask him if he has a female assistant who can photograph you getting ready.
And remember, under professional photography ethics, a wedding photographer would never show inappropriate photos in his/her portfolio, or on the web. If you are concerned about this issue, be sure to review and discuss the contractual obligation and portfolio usage rights with your photographer. Also pay keen attention to your intuition, and trust your instincts.
7. YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE ~ Lighting:
Choosing the right time of day can affect your photography. The bring noon sun can create harsh shadows on faces... having your wedding later in the afternoon/evening has a softer tone. Don't worry if it's cloudy or overcast... those are ideal photo conditions in some cases! Very dimly lit churches or buildings can often cause a yellowish effect in your photographs. If you are planning a wedding in a dimly lit area, be sure to set a time for your photographer to visit the church or venue so they can be prepared with the right lighting equipment. In addition... placing a great number of beautifully lit candles throughout a dimly lit room or even throughout the reception area in the evening will beautifully enhance the effect of the photographs and give your area great ambiance as well!yellowish effect in your photographs. If you are planning your wedding in a dimmly lit area, be sure to set a time for your photographer to visit the church... See More or venue so they can be prepared with the right lighting equiptment. In addition... placing a great number of beautifully lit candles throughout a dimmly lit room or even throughout a reception area in the evening will enhance the effect of the photographs
8. DANCING THE NIGHT AWAY ~ Your dance photos:
During dances, such as "the first dance" or the "father daughter dance," you should ignore the photographer completely. Be natural and enjoy the moment… those shots are precious and you want them to be as spontaneous as possible. Also, try to avoid dancing every dance with your bouquet in your hand… it often blocks yours or your partners face.
Later on when the photographer comes around to shoot the fun dancing shots, it would be wonderful if you and your wedding party would occasionally turn and dance facing a little bit towards the camera. These shots, along with the candids, are the fun and exciting shots you don't want to miss!
Be sure to give your photographer a time-line of which dances, or people, you want shots of.
This is one of the most difficult shots to get for a wedding photographer. Most couples are not aware of the fact that they are blocking it either with their hand positions or with their bodies. To turn this moment into a great photo opportunity, all you need to remember is that as you are putting the ring on, position your fingers on the top and bottom instead of on the sides of the ring.
One more tip is to avoid extending your free hand out to grab your partner's wrist so that you can push that ring on their finger better. Put your hand UNDER your partner's hand instead. This approach prevents your wrist from blocking the shot. Practice this couple of times before the wedding with someone watching and telling you which way looks best.
Don't rush through this part... take a minute to play with your crowd. This gives your photographer time to get a shot of you holding the flowers and looking back over your shoulder at all the gang getting lined up. Before you throw, be sure all the little kids are out of the way and it's just your bridesmaids and guests who are gathered around. Now look up and make sure you don't have anything low like lights and ceiling fans that are going to intercept your flowers before they get to the crowd.
Likewise, you want to take your time cutting the cake. Actually pose with the knife just as it's cutting into the cake and take your time. Remember… there are tons of friends and family that also want to see… so your photographer needs to get a clear shot between everyone. Basically, savor each minute and let your photographer capture those special moments.
Like I said, take your time and allow the photographer to get as many shots as possible, both of you and the guests who are watching.
11. GARTER'S and TOASTS
The same rules apply for the garter toss and the toast… take your time! Slow and anticipatory gives the whole event that extra touch of fun and excitement! Be sure that the groom doesn't swish the garter off your leg so fast that you almost land on the floor… have him take his time, as well as when he throws it. Have him show the garter… holding it up in the air and looking over his shoulder at his eager groomsmen before actually tossing it. Be careful if he decides to shoot it like a rubber band… that often doesn't go well… so he should practice ahead of time!
During the toast… hold your glasses in position for a minute or if you link arms, hold it there for a minute… and when sipping the champagne (or wine) do so slowly… so that the photographer has time to get a few good shots. Remember... many times your guests are gathered around and the photographer may need to do a few acrobatic moves has time to shoot through all the guests!
12. VIDEOGRAPHERS or "Faux"tographers:
Videographers and photographers are like fire and ice; And they often don't play well together. Some inexperienced videographers will occasionally get right up in the middle of the altar area during the ceremony without a second thought of privacy. So... If you are using a videographer and you do not want their backside to show up in all your pictures, please be sure to tell them to stay at least 15 feet away during the ceremony.
Some videographers will actually watch to see what the photographer is shooting… then step in front of them to get their own shot.
So... picking a courteous and well experienced videographer is an important task.
You will also need to make a decision as to which is most important to you... Life long images to hang on your wall or a DVD that will be watched a couple times and then stashed away.... and in this decide which one of them has the highest priority for you. Your photography investment is too important and you want to make sure everyone understands your desires. Be sure to check with your photographer about any clauses they may have in regard to other professionals. And if you don't want to worry about this at all, ask your photographer to recommend a videographer that he/she has worked well within the past. This can alleviate a lot of headaches!
So many times with all the rush and bustle of the wedding day… the groom and groomsmen often get overlooked before and after the wedding. Be sure to communicate with your groom and your photographer regarding photographs of the groom with his groomsmen. Find out from your fiancé what his desires might be… he may have a separate location in mind for he and his groomsmen to be photographed at. One of my absolute fav's was in a pool hall… all the guys laughing with their bow ties undone… shooting pool. Set a separate time for these photo's aside from your preparation photos. For example; if you are getting ready at the salon or venue at 2:00 pm… have the grooms session at 12:00 pm… giving plenty of time in between for the shoot and travel.
14. DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE ~ Decorating no-no's:
You may think that that big red ice chest is out of the way sitting up against the wall… but if you plan to use that same area for your dance floor, you may want to re-think the big red ice-chest. The just do not look good in the background of your "first dance" shots. If that spot is where you really want to have beer on ice… why don't you exchange the ice-chest for a rustic metal troth or a half size oak barrel filled with ice and drinks.
Again… even the most obscure items that you think are out of the way, will end up showing up in the background of your shots unless they really are out of the way. Your dance floor, cake cutting area, etc. should be free from any clutter or obstacles that could otherwise interfere with the perfect photo!
15. COOL DOWN THE INDOORS~ Avoiding unflattering colors:
If at all possible, avoid dark rooms or rooms with yellow or red walls. They do nothing at all to enhance your photo experience.
When planning your indoor venue... look for churches, rooms, and halls that are light and airy... rooms that have lots of windows and lighter colors. Where red walls and doors or darker textured walls are wonderful for outdoor shots... Yellow, red or dark walls tend to reflect those colors on to you, and avoiding them is best.
16. PRIVACY PLEASE ~ Your first kiss:
There is nothing more special that that first kiss after the preacher finally pronounces you man and wife. And of course you want to capture that special moment as one of your fav photos. But wait… there is a pastors head sticking up right behind yours and a giant microphone right in front of your faces! Not pretty!
In order to avoid this unattractive image, speak to your pastor ahead of time and ask him to please move to the same side as the photographer or either to the left or right, and ask him to take the microphone stand (if there is one) with him. In other words direct him to be aware of where the photographer is at the moment he makes the pronouncement and to move over, out of the way, to the same side as the photographer; or if the photographer is in the center… then he should move to one side or the other.
If you feel uncomfortable asking the pastor to do this… then ask your photographer to make the request for you… they will be more than happy to do the favor.
Note: If Pastor Dave is your officiant… he already knows to do this. :))
17. KEEP YOUR CHIN UP ~ Instructions for the wedding party
What a joyous time… All your closest friends are in the wedding party and these will be images to last forever! And you probably want to see their faces in the pictures too. :))
9 times out of 10 I end up with half of the wedding party looking at their feet as they walk down the aisle either to or from the alter, or they are waving, smiling and making faces for one of their friends with a camera phone.
If these are images that you are hoping to have for your memory book or other remembrances, then you will want to be sure to instruct your wedding party (including yourself, the groom and the Father of the Bride) to keep their heads up and to smile for the "paid" camera. Remember… you are paying your photographer good money to capture these special moments.... and you don't want photos of the tops of your wedding party's heads!
18. IF YOU'RE HAPPY AND YOU KNOW IT… Smile:
In conjunction with tip #17... here's a big one... SMILE!
Are you happy that you are getting married? Then you probably want your images to reflect that. Practice that smile until the wedding day and then show it off!
Also, instruct your wedding party to smile too. I can't tell you how many images I have seen of wedding parties that appear to be at a funeral rather than a wedding! Even if they don't like to show their teeth, they can at least grin. :))
Lift up your heads, all you beautiful brides... and smile, smile, smile!!!
19. ODDS AND EVENS ~ Your Wedding Party structure
Visual esthetics are very important to coming away with beautiful imagery of your special day. Having your wedding party coordinated… and balanced are key to your visual esthetics. Coordinating the bridesmaids dresses with the tuxes create flow and beauty… but if you have uneven numbers… that flow is broken. So, if you have 5 bridesmaids, and your groom only has 4 groomsmen… (or visa-versa) here are a couple suggestions. You can ask a younger family member to be a Jr. Groomsman (or Jr. Bridesmaid) or The Father-of-the-Bride can take the 5th place beside the groomsmen... etc. This creates a beautiful balance in your images.
20. X MARKS THE SPOT ~ Your Wedding Party order and position
Once again, visual esthetics are very important to you getting the best wedding photographs… and when you have half of the wedding party close to the bride and groom and the other halt 30 feet away, it throws the balance and order thing right out the window! Also... if the Bride and Groom end up standing either left or right of center... it makes all your images look off-kilter... especially if you have something like an arch behind you.
Before the wedding (maybe at the rehearsal), line your wedding party up in order and in proper distance from you to them, and in between one another. Then take small pieces of masking tape and mark the spot that they are suppose to stand on. No-one else will notice it… and it's a BIG plus for you and for your perfect photos!
21. ACCIDENTS HAPPEN ~ Avoiding beauty faux pas:
Wind, rain, and acts of God can seriously undo your updo. When you're contemplating your wedding hairstyle, consider the locale, temp, and time of year. Meet with your hairstylist weeks before your big day and schedule at least 3 hours of her time to play around with hairstyles and to actually do the one you decide on. That way… you can play hard the rest of the day to see just how well it will hold up!
Additionally, schedule tons of time for your hair and make-up. It is not un-usual for a wedding party of 4 girls and the bride to spend 4+ hours at the salon the morning of.
ALSO - the week of/day of your wedding is not an awesome time to try exciting new beauty treatments for the first time… especially tanning products, tanning booths or harsh sun. Tan lines and sun burned skin are neither pretty for pictures, or comfortable for you!
22. DON'T DRINK AND TIE... the knot:
Doing a shot with your groomsmen or sipping a couple Mimosa's with the girls during prep time is more than alright... but jello shots and downing a fifth of Jack just before your nuptials is taking it to a whole new level... one that is way off the mark!
Unless your wedding is of the "shotgun kind," you probably want to remember all the special intricacies of it all... walking down the aisle, looking into each other's eyes... the smile on your grooms face as he slips the ring on your finger... These are all magic moments to be cherished and remembered. Don't get so looped beforehand that your day ends up being a fog of "what the heck happened?"
And to avoid a hangover and getting a little too looped at the reception that you don't remember your wedding night... drink lots of water in between drinks, each small portions of your meal and have small snacks (crackers are GREAT!) throughout the evening with your water.
You'll thank me later! :))
Most people think that there is no extra time to spare on your tight wedding day schedule…. And that it is suppose to be rush, rush, rush! Things rushed are things improperly done. It's ok to slow down… no bride wants to sweat on her wedding day. Remember to delegate, delegate, delegate! Let someone else handle all the little details. Keeping your head will ensure your wedding and photography sessions progress smoothly.
Remember that even small details anticipated will benefit you, such as the sunburn I mentioned earlier. You should be extremely aware of staying out of the sun before the big day. Save the sun tanning until after the wedding. All too often I've seen brides that got burned in the week before the wedding and were extremely upset to have peeling skin or bright red tan lines on the wedding day. Use a spray tan instead… there are some great ones out there today that doesn't stain. And many salons do professional spray tans… better to spend $50 than to be sunburned and in pain!
Also remember… expect the unexpected.
Things happen. If you go into the day with a good attitude and the position that NOTHING can move you… then you won't be moved!
Smile and be blessed!
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What's On: The Tri-Force Short Film Festival
Recognising talent Sunday 8 December at BAFTA
The Tri-Force Short Film Festival (TFSFF) returns for its second year on Sunday 8th December 2013, at the prestigious British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA). TFSFF includes a special awards ceremony, which will see a winner chosen from nine shortlisted films recognised for their achievements. On the night nine shortlisted films will be viewed by the audience and guest panel of judges comprising: Satwant Gill (Director of the London Indian Film Festival), Emma Thomas (Producer and Script Editor - on the board of Women in Film and TV) Mo Ali (Director), Tessa Inkelaar (Film London) Ian Barnes (Director).
The Selected Films:
The Referee – Directed by Paolo Zucca
An Italian referee is demoted and exiled to the remote island of Sardinia. In the hellish mayhem of a lowest division football match, the destinies of two thieves cross path.
Cast: Luca Pusceddu, Gilberto Idonea, Franco Fais, Enrico Sassu, Teresa Matta
Lost and Found – Directed by Sam Washington
A young woman looses her car late one night in a creepy multi-story car park and ends up finding way more than she bargained for…
Cast: Lisa Cawthorne and James Merry
Dream Date – Directed by Diana Juhr DeBenedetti and Andromeda Godfrey
Two women, Caroline and Alison, meet in the bar of a hotel one evening and make their way to a room. Clothes are torn off and the women make their way to the bed. A dream date.
Cast: Gabby Wong, Andromeda Godfrey, Janet Buxton, David Yu
Sunny Boy – Directed by Jane Gull
Danny lives in a world of darkness due to his rare skin condition. He dreams of being a regular young man playing football outside with friends.
Cast: Darren Kent, Lewis Nicolas, Tara Hodge.
Checkpost – Directed by Aneel Ahmad
Three lives that will never be the same again. Three lives wounded by one bullet. On a remote highway in Pakistan, the sandy roadside reverberates with the sound of a sudden gunshot. From the moment the golden shell tore into British documentary filmmaker Shahid Elahi, a chain of International events were initiated.
Cast: Mohammad Haroon, Manjinder Virk
Frayed – Directed by Georgia Oakley
Freya, a young woman fleeing the scene of an unknown accident boards a bus, desperate to get home, but cannot keep her demons at bay. She tries to escape to the peaceful serenity of her safe place, but increasing disturbances on the bus trigger a violent reaction. Plagued by imaginary terrors she struggles to keep a grip on reality as her anxiety spirals out of control.
Cast: Ayesha Antoine, Divian Ladwa , Michael Salami, Kiell Smith-Bynoe, Maestro, Roshann Gayle AKA Trozion, Charles Thomas, Seroca Davis, Rachel Anderson, Cliff Chapman, Jacqueline Boatswain, Gavin Brown, Layan, Nourouz, Alex Mallinson, Sabrina Ferguson, Marvin Hunter
Life's A Bitch – Directed by David Bispham
Bradley Mullins. Loner. Invisible. Disillusioned. Following numerous, failed, suicide attempts, he hires a Hitman to finish the job. Celebrating his final night on Earth, Bradley hits a bar, where he meets the beautiful Monica. For once in his life, Bradley feels something... He feels alive. Hours pass and copious amounts of alcohol later, the pair agree to meet the following night. Problem is, Bradley has a prior engagement... with the Hitman!
Cast: Rob Ostlere, Lauren Drummond
Hoorah - Directed by Aml Ameen
A discharged military veteran arrives home to discovers his wife and best friend murdered. Panicked and surprised, he alerts the police, and begins to investigate the scene for clues. Travis discovers a semi-automatic handgun sitting directly across from the lifeless bodies. The horrific events that took place begin to unfold.
Ambition To Live - Directed by Fraser Ayres
As up and coming boxer NATHAN DAVIS journeys home from work he falls victim to a tragic car accident, as he is knocked down by a negligent driver. Nathan lays unconscious as he fights for his life, but his mind is very much still active. He mentally enters a battle with his sub-conscience as his will does not allow him to give up on himself. After the several attempts of saving Nathan, the Paramedics have given up, but Nathan refuses to let go.
Cast: Jordan Pitt, Rebecca Ferdinando, Allyson Ava Brown, Marcus Luther, John Pickard, Segun Akingbola, Sam Benjamin
The Hot Deets
When? Sunday 8th December, 6-11pm
Where? BAFTA, 195 Piccadilly London W1J 9LN
How much? Tickets for the Gala are £35 available here


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Welcome to what might turn into an ongoing feature here in the Stew. With Barry Bonds currently out of work and teams always looking to improve their lot in MLB, the Shunned One's name will undoubtedly be brought up countless times. So each week until Mr. Bonds catches a fulltime ride, we'll feature a team that might be able to use his services.
The question will always be a simple one: Should your team finally take the plunge and sign the most controversial man in sport?
Our first argument against signing Bonds comes from the incomparable Ian Casselberry, who runs Bless You Boys, a great site for Tigers fans:
Considering how poorly the Tigers were hitting until they seemingly had a breakthrough last night, maybe I should be more receptive to the idea of bringing in Barry Bonds to give Detroit's lineup some extra punch. I'll admit that I'm intrigued by the idea of a left-handed power bat to stick somewhere between the right-handed thunder of Gary Sheffield, Magglio Ordonez, and Miguel Cabrera. It's something the Tigers haven't had during their recent rejuvenation.
Bonds would also add some patience at the plate, which is something else the batting order has lacked. His 132 walks and .480 on-base percentage last year would have easily led the Tigers by both categories. (Sheffield drew 84 walks, and Ordonez posted a .434 OBP.) Detroit batters have been remarkably impatient in taking pitches and working the count this season, often jumping on the first couple of pitches they see. Maybe that impulse is fueled by eagerness to get something going, to do anything to shake the team out of its malaise. Bonds will not swing at a pitch he doesn't think is worthy. If the pitcher won't put the ball in his strike zone, his bat's not moving.
Rigid plate discipline aside, however, Bonds is too similar to what Detroit already has. One of the flaws highlighted during this losing streak is the lack of speed among Tigers hitters. Without Curtis Granderson, there is no one who can take that extra base, make opposing outfielders rush a throw, or end up on third after hitting a ball into the gap. This lineup moves deliberately from base to base, pushed along by hits. And if those hits don't come — which they haven't been — runners aren't going anywhere. Bonds wouldn't change that one bit.
He also wouldn't help the Tigers' defense, which is already suffering notably. The left field territory in Comerica Park isn't kind on immobile outfielders who can't run to the gap. (Actually, it requires another center fielder out there.) Between his creaky knees and vaunted bulk, Bonds just doesn't have the necessary range to cover all that space. If you want to move him to another position, Detroit already has plenty of guys that are better suited for first base or designated hitter.
Hey, here in Michigan, we'd love to see anyone come here for a job. We sympathize with anyone currently out of work. But we could use a lot more hot and fresh than old and busted.
Read more of Ian Casselberry's work at BlessYouBoys.com. Think your team should or shouldn't sign Barry Bonds? E-mail 'Duk at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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But to be honest, I'm not looking forward to school because I'll have to wake up
Hehehehe enough of my rambling for now, today I'm going to be showing you what I've bought for school! ♥
Oh but before I begin, I haven't been updating for the past few days because I've been attending a Buteyko breathing course! I'm not quite sure how to explain it, so I'll just say it's a course that teaches you how to breathe properly. And yes, apparently there's a proper way to breathe! Who would have known? ♥
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|Why can't life give me everything in pink? ♥
|I heart this dusty rose colour hehehehe~ ♥
First up I have this ultra cute tape dispenser from Grace Taylor. ♥ I just adore Grace Taylor stationery, it's so pretty and cute ehmagawd. ♥ And yes tape dispensers can be cute. Oh and this tape dispenser? It's so beautiful yet so simple. Here I am, gushing over a tape dispenser hehehehe. ♥ It's just that it looks so girly and femine yet functional at the same time! Okay I don't know what I'm going on about hehehehe. I just love it. ♥
|Dying of happiness! Oh-so-girly! ♥
Like I said earlier, I love Grace Taylor stationery to bits but the thing is: I absolutely hate ballpoint pens. Don't get me wrong, I still use ballpoint pens in times like these, but I wish it was a gel pen or something. Ballpoint pens bring out the worst in me. Or at least my writing wtf... Moving on. ♥
|You can never have too many tape dispensers apparently. ♥
That's right, I bought another tape dispenser mwehehehe. ♥ I think I have problems... Or two tape dispensers hehehehe. *Michelle are just so hilarious* ♥ I absolutely love matching things which I guess is the reason for the next few goodies I bought mwehehehe. ♥
|Yay for pink! Apparently most of my stuff is pink hehehehe~ ♥
4. Smiggle hole puncher. ♥
Look at this donut hole puncher hehehehe! Just imagine this sitting on my
|More donut stationery from Smiggle hehehehe~ ♥
See this light blue paperclip holder? I'll use it to hold the
|Okay I'm running of captions wtf. You caption it yourself okay? ♥
Finally! Something I'll actually use! After re-reading the descriptions of the last few objects, I have realised that I am quite sarcastic and even then, "quite" is a severe understatement wtf. Oh well hehehehehe. ♥
Anyways, these are the last things I'm ever buying from Smiggle wtf. For now at least. The other day when I went shopping for my stationery, I popped into Smiggle to see if they had any cute 2013 diaries for school.
Note - if you would not like to me rage about a creepy salesperson, simply close this window. ♥ If not, continue and enjoy the swearing wtf.
Then in the corner of my eye, I see this shop assistant staring at me, watching me look at the notebooks. After staring at me like I was some museum exhibit, he came up to me and asked where I was from and whether I lived near here wtf. Oh and then he gave me this creepy smile wtf...
I decided not to answer and just mumbled something cause wtf, why does he need to know where I live? It's not like he's going to hand deliver my purchases wtf. Then he was pressed on asked, "Sorry what did you say?" before staring at my face for wtf. You'd think he was a professional starer and not a salesperson wtf.
So I said I was from around here which could mean anywhere, and he was like: Just for you. *Insert creepy smile* Like what the fuck does that even mean. It doesn't even make sense wtf... Oh and when I finally decided I had enough and wanted to pay, I went to the counter where once again, I became some sort of object-of-staring. It's like this: I came here for stationery not to be creepily stared at and smiled at wtf.
Oh and then this creepy salesperson guy was like: I'll give you a discount. Just for you. *Creepy smile* *Creepy stare* Like what the fuck, I don't care about giving a discount, just stop being so fucking creepy. I wanted to run out of that shop wtf. But no, I wasn't letting a creepy guy stop me from buying
You don't need to hold my hand to give me my change what the fuck. You can just drop it ugh. So as soon as I got everything I needed, I like ran out of there with little brother in tow. Even my little brother thought that guy was creepy wtf. I mean wtf, why are people these days are so fluffing creepy? Imagine he worked at a kindergarten or something wtf! Also, now that I think about it, imagine how many customers he does this to wtf... Oh and you know what? Most of the people who shop at Smiggle are children wtf. Creeps.
Ugh I'm like so creeped out just remembering it, I want to stop writing. Plus, I've already written quite a lot cause I was ranting so much about it. I don't really want to make this blog post any longer so I'll just sign off and make a part two where no creepy guys are written about wtf.
|Me~ ♥
I'm sorry about writing so much about complete and utter garbage, I guess blogs are good for venting out your anger and sharing creepy moments wtf. Anyways, feel free to drop me a comment on this blog post and keep an eye out for the second installment! ♥
Edit: I realised I looked completely retarded in the other photo hehehehe. So here's a better photo of me before I went out that day! ♥
Lots of Love,
Mimi ♥


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Hero For Christ: IntroductionWe live in a time that is hungry for heroes. Our world's need for extraordinary women and men is clear from the headlines in every newspaper: The advance of technology has multiplied our ability to destroy each other with weapons of war; we are facing an environmental crisis with the potential to threaten life as we know it; each day brings new clashes between people of different cultures and beliefs; and there are many places in the world where poverty and misery are getting worse, not better. In times such as these, we long for leaders with a heros combination of extraordinary abilities and exemplary moral courage.
Unfortunately, such people are hard to find. The idols of popular culture offer little in the way of inspiration, and our era's self-proclaimed Christian leaders have proven as violent, greedy, intolerant and hypocritical as anyone from outside the church. It has reached the point where many who are loudly and visibly associated with Christianity seem disconnected from the teachings of Christ in both what they preach and what they practice. Yet we find inspiration when we focus less on those who misuse Christ's teachings, and more on the great figures of history who succeeded in living Jesus' message as fully as they could.
The figures profiled in this book all began life as ordinary people, emerging from humble backgrounds and unexceptional circumstances. They were not necessarily smarter, stronger, or more talented than those around them. Nor were they what we think of as "better" than other people. Even the saints among them were not "saintlike" in the sense of being free from sin. They all had flaws, made mistakes, and gave in to temptations. Nearly all of them were criticized during their lives, and some continued to be criticized even after their deaths. Yet each one was transformed by an encounter with Jesus Christ, and a subsequent decision to live in accordance with Jesus teachings. By their faith, rather than by their merits, they earned places among the great men and women of history. Some among them were revolutionaries, reformers, theologians or artists, who altered the fate of nations and the course of human thought and endeavor. Others were educators, ministers or entertainers, who touched peoples lives and hearts on smaller scales, but in ways that were equally profound.
Those included in this book are drawn from all periods of history and from nations and cultures all around the world. Each one embodied through his or her actions one or more of thirty featured lessons in heroism drawn from the life and message of Jesus Christ. By embracing those teachings, they became the living representations of these Christian virtues and values. It is the author's hope that by following in their footsteps each one among us can learn to serve our troubled world as a new "Hero for Christ."
It is important to note, however, that no change in behaviors or record of accomplishments can take the place of the relationship with God through Christ. For that reason, this book is not primarily aimed at a general audience, but at an audience of committed Christians looking for ways to live more in accordance with their beliefs. Every chapter in this book seeks to build upon that foundation, and should be read with that goal kept firmly in mind.
All Bible verses quoted in this book are from the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) and are original modernizations of the King James translation of the Bible (with occasional inspiration from other modern Bible translations). Readers are encouraged to check all quotes against their own favorite translation of the Bible.
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Miss Kat is back to school and loving it! She has bumped up a level, so to speak. At her school, the students are grouped by ability, rather than by grade. Last year, as well as the first semester she was here, Miss Kat was grouped with kids a little bit younger than her. This year, she is with students OLDER than her! She has really made a lot of progress, especially in reading. They were reading the Captain Underpants LAST YEAR! This year they are reading Little House on the Prairie. This is a really big jump, but I think she is weathering it well and she will rise to the occasion. Our IEP is next week, and we will get the results of her latest testing and write up our goals (which I will share here, of course).
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46 comments:
- Alpha DogMa said...
No problem. You get four of your closest (but not necessarily strongest) friends and pick it up and move it on to the street. That's the beauty of smart cars: they weigh as much as me.
- April 23, 2008 at 6:49 AM
- Alpha DogMa said...
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- April 23, 2008 at 6:49 AM
- Jenn @ Juggling Life said...
I live in the land of SUV's --I can't even imagine that.
- April 23, 2008 at 6:51 AM
- Salar said...
Warning! See Please Here
- April 23, 2008 at 6:59 AM
- maiylah said...
i hope somebody can help the owner pick his/her car up and move it away from there! :)
happy WW
- April 23, 2008 at 8:17 AM
- dkuroiwa said...
Those cars are just too cute...there are three or four here in our area of town!!! Where we live (narrow X5 streets and very little parking) this car is perfect...not so sure as to on the highway...maybe I'll ask someone!!!
- April 23, 2008 at 9:18 AM
- Snap Catch said...
When I arrived in Europe, one that I like most is this little car "Smart car"... nice catch for WW! mine's up too hope you can drop by.
- April 23, 2008 at 9:46 AM
- jenontheedge said...
Where do the shopping bags go in a car such as that? I realize that the children can be tied to the roof of the car, but purchases made in Paris stores must be better protected.
- April 23, 2008 at 10:05 AM
- Beth said...
Wow! What a tiny little thing! I'm not even sure I could fit my purse in it!
- April 23, 2008 at 12:24 PM
- Beth from the Funny Farm said...
Hahaha. That poor driver!
- April 23, 2008 at 12:34 PM
- Becky said...
I saw cars like that in Greece. Snack sized.
- April 23, 2008 at 1:59 PM
- Steph said...
Great shot! Too funny.
- April 23, 2008 at 2:15 PM
- Suzanne said...
I remember the first time I saw a car like that (in Amsterdam) -- living in the land of gargantuan vehicles, I couldn't get over this little toy car!
- April 23, 2008 at 2:19 PM
- jennwa said...
That car is so cute, it is like a baby car. I want to squeeze it's little bumpers.
- April 23, 2008 at 2:39 PM
- Caffienated Cowgirl said...
Too funny! Guess they wouldn't be able to make a quick get away :)
- April 23, 2008 at 3:41 PM
- Amy Y said...
I think those are the cutest cars, too!! I love that Europeans drive teeny tiny cars!
- April 23, 2008 at 3:59 PM
- Dawn said...
:) Too funny!
- April 23, 2008 at 4:07 PM
- hokgardner said...
I covet one of those cars, but I will have to wait until children are grown and gone.
- April 23, 2008 at 4:13 PM
- Misty said...
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- April 23, 2008 at 4:17 PM
- Misty said...
Hmm. Really though. How IS it going to get out?
I have been salivating over electric cars that are hooked into a solar powered house. Imagine. No gas bills ever again. Oh wow. That is amazing, yes?
- April 23, 2008 at 4:19 PM
- Valarie said...
I bet if you stood on the other side of the car an sneezed hard enough, it'd pop right out onto the street. Problem solved.
- April 23, 2008 at 4:53 PM
- Kellan said...
Oh, how cute!! What a fun picture. Have a good day Heidi - see ya - Kellan
- April 23, 2008 at 5:05 PM
- Mrs. Annie said...
So there is a downside to those tiny cars!
- April 23, 2008 at 5:50 PM
- another good thing said...
Love it.
I'll take two.
- April 23, 2008 at 6:26 PM
- Maya said...
smart car... great happy WW!
- April 23, 2008 at 6:45 PM
- Mary Beth said...
Coming from the land of the GIANT SUV's, that car is really teeny! However, it's perfect for me - not much in the way of baggage and parallel parking's a breeze:)
- April 23, 2008 at 7:13 PM
- Robyn said...
Seeing those itsy bitsy cars in action, I bet it isn't stuck at all. Those cars have the most amazing turning radius, it's unbelievable.
- April 23, 2008 at 8:03 PM
- CC said...
totally awesome!
- April 23, 2008 at 9:02 PM
- Cheri said...
Tres French, indeed. Have you been inside homes in France? Their refrigerators are just as tiny.
- April 23, 2008 at 9:46 PM
- E said...
But where do the poeple go????
- April 23, 2008 at 10:11 PM
- My Ice Cream Diary said...
My kids LOVE seeing these little cars. We've even seen a couple that were smaller than this. I think I would be too scared of some big truck squashing me like a grape. Plus, I would need to hook a bunch together like a choo choo train in order to fit my huge family. =)
- April 23, 2008 at 11:24 PM
- Queen of the Mayhem said...
We could carry that little car in the back of Mr. Mayhem's new truck! :)
- April 24, 2008 at 12:23 AM
- gmcountrymama said...
That is such a cute car! I plan on eventually getting a two seater, that way I can say.. sorry kids no room, just me and dad on this trip!
- April 24, 2008 at 12:25 AM
- Victoria said...
LOVE that car! LOL!
- April 24, 2008 at 12:48 AM
- Mrs. G. said...
That is one cute little car. There might be just enough room if someone really knew what they were doing.
- April 24, 2008 at 2:39 AM
- Karen MEG said...
Hah!!! Great shot!
I saw someone actually parking like that ... those Parisians have elevated the skill of parallel parking to a totally new level.
- April 24, 2008 at 3:28 AM
- Amy said...
Oh my!
- April 24, 2008 at 3:49 AM
- LaskiGal said...
Can you even imagine . . . Does it park itself??? How do people fit in that. OK, I'm now officially obsessed with the tiny car . . .
- April 24, 2008 at 6:59 AM
- LaskiGal said...
Got something for ya!
- April 24, 2008 at 1:30 PM
- Candy said...
The only thing that could have been funnier than that picture is if you had 15 clowns climbing out the back. Now THAT's COMEDY! :)
- April 24, 2008 at 4:48 PM
- Nadine said...
I can think of worse places to get stuck. Paris, lovely!
It is funny, that kind of parking and those cute Smart cars (or look a likes) are so common here, I didn't even think the photo was funny until I read the comments of other people.
- April 24, 2008 at 7:14 PM
- Motherhood for Dummies said...
I love those smart cars. When I was living in london I saw sooo many... espially in Paris... But I would just love to see someone drive one of those up here in ALaska during the winter time... I don't think they would get very far :)
- April 24, 2008 at 8:37 PM
- Gina said...
I actually saw one of the Fits, or maybe it was a SmartCar the other day here on the road. I couldn't believe how small it was, especially with all the big honking SUV's we have here.
- April 25, 2008 at 5:41 PM
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- April 25, 2008 at 5:41 PM
- WendyB said...
Some day I'm going to put one of those little cars in my big purse and run away with it.
- April 25, 2008 at 8:28 PM
- the dragonfly said...
Poor little Smart Car.
Those things actually terrify me. What would happen if you were in a crash? It seems like that tiny thing would vaporize and anyone inside would be seriously damaged...
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