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For the first time ever, JeffCo Open Space is closing its trails for an event. This event.
The first-ever Golden Giddyup mountain bike event in September will traverse three trails around Golden, marking the first time Jefferson County Open Space has closed trails for an event.
The day offers three courses for riders, with a longer day that includes Apex Park, Chimney Gulch and North Table Mountain and two shorter routes that involve only the North Table and "Chimpex" portions of the course.
Early-bird registration for the Sept. 18 enduro-style race sold out in 12 hours on Mar. 29 and full-registration opens Apr. 19. Organizers have directed 1,576 hours of volunteer trail work on trails devastated by the September floods.
Tom Hoby, the director of JeffCo's open space and parks called those volunteers "the silver lining in the clouds the descended on us in 2013."
"This is a really great thing and we are excited about," Hoby said. "We are looking forward to growing this event."
The event hopes to burnish the image of mountain bikers who frequent Jefferson County's nearly 230 miles of singletrack as well as champion the work of more than 110 volunteers who have rebuilt area trails since the 2013 floods.
"We've got two priorities this year," said Al Head, the director of the Friends of Apex group that has spent hundreds of hours rebuilding the popular park's trails. "We're working on the three parks that make up the Giddyup course, and we're excited to help build several new trails with features for all users, including mountain bikers."
The event – which is not really a race but incorporates the increasingly popular enduro format with timed descents and climbs that test both technical prowess and endurance – includes a mountain biking festival with Colorado-made beers, food and gear in Golden's Lions Park, where riders will start and finish.
Organizers have enlisted New Belgium as a beer sponsor for the event, joining title sponsor Yeti Cycles.
"We're grateful about the interest and support for the Giddyup," said the event's co-founder Ben Davis, who recommends riders register early on the 19th. "Folks are excited about riding bikes on their Front Range trails."


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Do you need a supplemental ventilation system?Yes, however the ducts can be smaller which saves structural height. Ventilation is necessary to address the latent load and bring in the required refresh air.
If a family has allergies, can a radiant floor heating system help?Yes, our radiant heat system has no drafts, fans or blowers to circulate dust, dirt and other allergens throughout a home. Warm radiant floors can eliminate the need for carpeting which is a breeding ground for dust mites, a very common cause of allergic respiratory disease. The result is a clean, healthy environment — a must for people with allergies.
What makes radiant floor heating so comfortable?Unlike traditional heating systems that just warm the air, radiant heating warms the floor and the objects in contact with the floor. The entire floor distributes a consistent, even and quiet heating. There are no drafts and radiant floor heating takes the chill out of cold tile, marble and wood floors.
How long has Uponor Radiant Floor Heating been around?Uponor Radiant Floor Heating has existed for nearly four decades. We've been making the PEX tubing used in our radiant floor heating systems since 1970, longer than any other PEX tubing manufacturer.
Can the floor get too hot?No. A properly designed radiant floor heating system will deliver comfortable warmth that's a pleasure to walk on — especially in bare feet! If additional heat is needed to satisfy the heat load, additional warmth can easily be added by installing radiant walls and/or ceilings. Uponor offers technical design support as well as design software to ensure your system offers the greatest comfort and efficiency possible.
If I install radiant floor heating, can I still install air conditioning?Sure you can. In fact, separate heating and cooling systems really make the most sense. Radiant floor heating keeps the heat near the floor where it does the most good; and air conditioning ductwork is placed only where it is needed to cool your home. The result is optimal comfort and efficiency all year.
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If a customer already has a concrete floor in the basement, is it too late to install radiant?No. Our Quik Trak® radiant panel system is perfect for remodeling or retrofit projects. Quik Trak is installed over a plywood subfloor. It's great for putting radiant comfort in a basement or anywhere in a home or building.
Is it possible to just heat certain areas of a home or building?Absolutely. Uponor radiant floor heating systems are flexible, meaning you can heat the entire home or only those rooms you want to heat. The bathroom is a popular area of the home to heat.
If a customer is not ready to make the investment for radiant right now, can I rough in the system for the future?Yes. We offer Radiant Ready™, in which the PEX tubing is installed in the slab during construction and you can complete the system later.
What does the term radiant cooling refer to?Radiant cooling refers to any system where surrounding surface temperatures are lowered as means of removing sensible heat gain and thus contributing to thermal comfort.
What exactly does a radiant cooling system consist of?A hydronic radiant cooling system is an installation of embedded tubes or surface mounted panels that are designed to absorb and remove energy from a space, 50% to 80% of which is radiant energy. Just as in heating, a radiant cooling system uses the structure and surfaces of an area to transfer energy. In radiant heating systems, the energy moves away from the heated surface towards the cooler area. In radiant cooling systems, the energy moves towards the cooled surface from the warmer area.
Are there different types of radiant cooling?Yes. Specifically there are low mass and high mass radiant cooling systems. Low mass radiant systems circulate cool water in specialized panels or beams and typically operate during the occupied time; high mass systems cool the building structure (slab, walls, ceilings) during unoccupied time and provide the additional advantage of off-peak cooling and further reduction in energy costs.
How does radiant cooling work with new highly efficient technologies on the market today?Because radiant surfaces are often cooled only 2 to 4 degrees below the desired indoor air temperature, there are many opportunities for innovative cooling sources such as night fluid cooling, ground-coupled hydronic loops, and indirect evaporative cooling.
What type of buildings offer the best opportunity for radiant cooling applications?• Museums • Institutional and educational facilities • Office buildings• Atrium areas • Manufacturing facilities• Retail spaces • Hospitals and Healthcare facilities • Dormitories, barracks and prisons • Churches • Airports
Does the cooling system work for both commercial and residential applications?Radiant cooling works best where wet bulb gain in the building can be controlled by the air handling system. Most often this is found in commercial building, however, in some climates where relative humidity is lower and in larger residences, where relative humidity can be controlled; radiant cooling is an additional strategy to lower cooling costs.
Are there sustainable design advantages to a radiant cooling system?Yes, there are very considerable LEED® advantages with radiant cooling systems. Including, but not limited to, peak loads that are reduced as a result of thermal energy storage in the panel structure, exposed walls and partitions. Additionally, radiant cooling systems can use ground and bay water because they operate at a higher supply chilled water temperature.
What are some of the considerations must be taken into account when designing a radiant floor cooling system?A floor cooling system must be controlled to avoid condensation. This may be done by a supply water temperature controlled by the dew point temperature. It is possible to cool with a floor system, but the system should be used in conjunction with a supplemental system.
What is the maximum cooling capacity for most spaces?The maximum cooling capacity for most spaces is less than 17 Btu/ft²/h (50W/m²). In spaces with direct sunshine on the floor (atriums, entrance halls, show rooms) the cooling capacity will be significantly higher, around 14 Btu/ft²/h.
Are the calculations that are used for radiant floor heating the same as the calculations for radiant cooling?The heat transfer between the floor surface and the tubes is influenced by floor construction in the exact same physical way by floor cooling as by floor heating. Therefore the calculation of the cooling capacity can be based on the same method How about, how does a radiant cooling system work? Just in general without going too in depth.
What are the factors that can affect the cooling capacity of a radiant floor cooling system?The cooling capacity of a floor system depends on the heat exchange between the floor surface and the space (convective and radiant heat exchange coefficient), the heat conduction between the floor surface and the tubes (floor surface material, type of concrete, slab thickness, spacing between tubes) and the heat transport by water (water flow rate, temperature difference between supply and return). Dew point, floor coverings, AUST (average uncontrolled surface temperature) and average water temperature are also factors that can affect the cooling capacity.
What is the significance of radiant cooling systems to the commercial environment? Radiant cooling has gained recent popularity in Europe and North America because it offers the potential to reduce cooling energy consumption and to reduce peak cooling loads when coupled with building thermal mass.
Can radiant cooling help with the latent, or wet bulb load, in my building?No. A phase change is required to address this load. This is accomplished by the ventilation system of the building. The ventilation system will also control the balance of the sensible load throughout the occupied time of the day.
Do I need separate embedded tubes to heat and cool the building?No, one system can both heat and cool, and in some climates in North America, the system may do both throughout the day as well as be designed to transport heat from one side of the building or the other.
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What listings does Wirsbo hePEX tubing have?• CSA• ICC• ITS• PPI• UL• NSF-rfh
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What is the Warnock Hersey Plenum Rating for Wirsbo hePEX?• 25 flame spread/50 smoke developed (plenum rated) to ASTM E84:o ½" and ¾" with spacing of 18" between each run of tubingo 1" through 2" when insulated with ½" fiberglass insulation• CAN/ULC S102.2:o ½" through 1" with spacing of 18" between each run of tubingo 1¼" through 2" when insulated with ½" fiberglass insulation
What code approvals does Uponor AquaPEX tubing have?Uponor AquaPEX® tubing is approved in the following codes: • IPC• UPC• NSP• IMC• UMC• NSPC• NPC of Canada• NBC of Canada
What listings does Uponor AquaPEX tubing have?Uponor AquaPEX® tubing has the following listings: • IAPMO• NSF• CSA• ITS• HUD• ICC
What fire-rated assemblies does Uponor AquaPEX tubing have?• G573 – Two-hour Hambro floor/ceiling assembly• K913 – Two-hour concrete floor/ceiling assembly• L557 – One-hour wood frame floor/ceiling assembly• U372 – One-hour wood frame wall assembly• V444 – One-hour steel stud wall assembly
What is the Warnock Hersey Plenum Rating for Uponor AquaPEX?• 25 flame spread/50 smoke developed (plenum rated) to ASTM E84:o ½" and ¾" with spacing of 18" between each run of tubingo 1" through 2" when insulated with ½" fiberglass insulation• CAN/ULC S102.2:o ½" through 1" with spacing of 18" between each run of tubingo 1¼" through 2" when insulated with ½" fiberglass insulation
What is PEX tubing?PEX (crosslinked polyethylene) tubing is a specially designed plastic tubing with distinctive properties that make it ideal for radiant floor heating and plumbing systems. Uponor produces PEX-a tubing, which is considered the superior type of PEX.
What is Wirsbo hePEX™?Wirsbo hePEX™ is crosslinked polyethylene (PEX-a) heat-transfer tubing that features a patent-pending oxygen-barrier coating technology for closed-loop hydronic heating and cooling applications.
What's the difference between PEX-a, PEX-b and PEX-c tubing?Currently, three methods for producing crosslinked polyethylene (PEX) tubing exist: • Engel or peroxide method (PEX-a) • Silane method (PEX-b) • E-beam (electron beam) or radiation method (PEX-c)All three processes generate tubing that is crosslinked to varying degrees, and are acceptable for potable water distribution applications according to ASTM F876 and F877 standards. Uponor manufactures Engel-method PEX-a tubing. The PEX tubing industry considers this tubing superior because the crosslinking is done during the manufacturing process when polyethylene is in it amorphic state (above the crystalline melting point). Because of this, the degree of crosslinking reaches around 85% (higher than the other methods), resulting in a more uniform product with no weak links in the molecular chain. Learn more about why PEX-a tubing is better.
Do you offer a warranty on your tubing?Yes. We are so confident of the quality of our PEX-a tubing, we offer a 25-year limited warranty or a 30-year warranty when installed by a member of our Home Comfort Team (HCT).
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Many labels have their givens. You go to Burberry, you get trench coats. Go to Givenchy, religion is somehow in the picture. Make your way over to Prada and you'll see girls in socks. This is just how things are. Well, Marni's Consuelo Castiglioni decided that this was the season to turn that cushiony notion right on its head. Marni is a label brimming with supposed givens. Marni means color, print, fabulous jewelry – it means leather and fur. Turns out, not so much. Well, at least not this season, anyway.
Granted, there were prints and there was jewelry to speak of, to greatly admire even, but given that Resort season saw Castiglioni fastening her luxe Italian pomp with some wholesome American kitsch, this must count as one of the most obvious about-face of the season. She opened in staple form, a checkered 3D print created by a cross-hatching of nylon jacquard tape and cotton ribbon. But it wasn't too long before the procession became shaped by a succession of monochromatic looks, a minimal Burgundy leather coat here, a black painter's shirt with matching flared shorts, an all-white day dress. It was clear that shape was the prime objective here. When working on blank slates, it's harder to obscure the mistakes, hide the puckers, deny the faults. So this was a big risk in a big way for Castiglioni. To forsake, for a large part of the show, the house's bread and butter, just to see if you have the chops. Well, she has the chops.
But there was an opportunity cost to take into account. All in all, it didn't feel very youthful. Even the couture pursuit, with those Celine-like basques and flared, but controlled Cristobal Balenciaga-esque flounces, felt more like art, then bonafide wearable clothes. That's not to include that raven tinsel black coat on Kati Nescher. Young, old, pretty, ugly – that coat's for everybody. As long as you're rich.


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Wise men sayHad just turned 19 & this was my 1st U2 concert and i was on a date with this guy Larry that I had been dating and his friends- all big U2 fans. Larry knew that my wedding song- whenever I got married- was going to be "i Can't help falling in Love with you" by Elvis. Bono ends the night singing it acapela and i am standing there breathless. it was the most beautiful thing i ever heard. My date Larry turns to me & says i will have Bono sing that at our wedding. Well we did get married in 1997 ( right after seeing the PopMart Tour) and we danced to the song. Bono i am still holding out for a live version. Larry and I have been 2gether almost 18years now & we have 2 kids and have been following U2 through our whole relationship! Can't wait to see you in Tampa where our 10 year old daughter is coming to see her first concert!! I Can't Help Falling in Love With U2!! Love Tara


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Landsvirkjun has signed an ECA (Export Credit Agency) loan agreement in relation to a supply contract for two 45 MW geothermal turbines from Fuji Electric for the Theistareykir Geothermal Power Plant, scheduled to commence operation in 2017.
Landsvirkjun has signed an ECA (Export Credit Agency) loan agreement in relation to a supply contract for two 45 MW geothermal turbines from Fuji Electric for the Theistareykir Geothermal Power Plant, scheduled to commence operation in 2017.
With the possibility of an upgrade within the next one or two years
Conduct will subsequently be implemented in contracts, tender specifications and supplier and performance evaluations.
Draft of contract sent to EFTA (ESA)
Request for tenders for mechanical and electrical equipment.
Substantial increase in inflow to the Company's reservoirs in September.
Water status in Landsvirkjun's reservoirs improving.
Meeting increased energy demands in the northeast of Iceland
Landsvirkjun, The National Power Company of Iceland, signed today ...
Equity ratio 42.2% and profit for the period was USD 63.9 million
Weather conditions were cold in May and June in the eastern parts of Iceland
Landsvirkjun has reviewed its water budget.
Moody's credit rating agency has upgraded Landsvirkjun's ratings to Baa2 from Baa3 with a stable outlook.
Established on the 1st of July, 1965 in connection with the construction of the Búrfell Hydropower Station
Landsvirkjun, the National Power Company of Iceland, announced earlier this month that all conditions...
The offering was very well received, with an order book which was multiple times oversubscribed.
Landsvirkjun will deliver 100% certified renewable energy to the high-performance computing data center.
The visitor center is temporarily closed due to COVID-19. This is only a precautionary measure.
The ratings apply to long- and short-term commitments, with and without the guarantee of collection.
Acceptable results in challenging external conditions.
A dialogue between the companies amid challenging conditions in aluminium markets.
An open meeting presenting the details of a new action plan.
Landsvirkjun's results for the first nine months of the year 2019.
According to Moody's, the upgrade reflects the continued improvement in the company's credit profile.
Outstanding companies build their business on a strong foundation and are focused on the interests of investors and shareholders.
Kristín Linda has participated in various international co-operations on environmental issues.
Strong cash generation and a historically high equity ratio.
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The original power contract between the companies dates from the year 1975.
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Landsvirkjun owns 64.7% of Landsnet.
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PiousDesperado necesitaba un nuevo diseño de impreso o envases y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 43 diseños de 10 diseñadores freelance.
I need a "cover" to entice buyers to my eBook. It's a book about good luck and bad luck, especially about winning streaks and how to start them. The main theme is the fact that a person is more likely to be struck by lightning if he has already been struck before! I want a dramatic design with lots of impact.
I need a scathing-hot cover design for my eBook. See http://www.luck-struck.com to see what it's all about. I need designs for front, back, and binding; because if it does well as an eBook, it's going straight to traditional presses. This may be your chance to get your design work into the public eye!
Since it may be printed, I must ask that designs stay within the strict dimensional limits of 6"x9". Binding thickness may be between 0.5" and 1", so that portion of the design can be flexible.
The design should catch the eye and be exciting and interesting. Bold, legible text is a must. Photo-realism would be nice, but make sure I have full rights to use any art/photos.
The book is self-help, self-improvement stuff. It will appeal to readers of The Secret, et all. The cover should reflect that.
- In-your-face graphics. Bold, violent, nothing subtle. THINK LIGHTNING!!! Think gambling. Think luck.
- Title: Luck-Struck
- Subtitle: How to Take Control and Create Your Own Luck
- Author: Skyler J. Reep
- Binding graphic should echo front cover.
- Back can be a little more informative: quotes, blurbs, advanced praise (I can supply the text).
- A picture of the author would be good (I'll supply some options).
- The bottom of the back should have some space for the ISBN barcode.
- Please pay attention to formatting from other eBook covers, especially in this particular genre.
- Be able to explain WHY you did everything. I want marketing, design, and psychology. If I just wanted pretty colors, I'd be hosting this contest for kindergarteners.
- A 3D example of the book. Two angles, please, so prospects can inspect both sides. Paperback, not hard-cover.
- Corny crap. I want professional design. If it can be replicated in MS Paint, I don't want it.
- Clutter or confusion.
- Photographs to which I do not have rights. If you use stock photography, give me the source.
- Dead space. Pay attention to layout. Make it tight without being crowded.


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SMCCRC necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 163 diseños de 47 diseñadores freelance.
One Child Resource Center
The Southern Maryland Child Care Resource Center (SMCCRC) is in the process of renaming and rebranding to "One Child Resource Center". SMCCRC is the leading provider of training, resources and certification for those who care for children in the tri-county area of Southern Maryland (Calvert, Charles and St. Mary's). Specifically, they provide an array of services to support parents, grandparents and licensed family and center child care providers. The purpose of the entity is to provide a brighter future for children by educating and supporting their parents and caregivers.
The center's services are constantly evolving based on community need, but include technical assistance to center and family-based child care providers, free referrals to parents seeking licensed child care providers, school readiness training for parents that aligns with the Maryland standards, accreditation workshops and certification training for licensed child care providers, intervention strategies for at-risk families and many other services that help with the goal of developing safe, stable, and independent families and effective licensed child care providers in our community.
The SMCCRC team identified the various constituencies as Parents, Family Providers, Child Care Center Staff, Caregivers, Foster Parents, Public School Teachers and Partners. When asked which constituencies would be the "bulls-eye" of our target the answer was Parents and Caregivers (the main targets that would fall under caregivers were Family Providers and Center Staff.
• H.S. diploma or above
• 25-40 yrs old
• Employed full time
• Aspire to be good parents (striving mindset)
• Want kids to be successful students
• Have special needs/questions
• Interested in learning
• Less confident in their own competence
• Little family support system
Family Providers
• H.S. diploma
• Accredited and know the standards/requirements
• Highly motivated to help the kids in their day care (hands on)
• Personal growth is important
• High self-esteem
• Competitive mindset
Day Care Centers
• Director or Owner
• Privately Owned (not chain)
• Highly profit driven
• Budget conscious
• State accredited
• Not as knowledgeable about what they need for accreditation
If we had to pick one single target for you to focus on as you think about logo design it would be the "parent" group described above. If we get it right for them, we believe the logo will also have strong appeal to the equally important audience of professional caregivers (who often are parents themselves).
Warm, friendly, relaxed and open. We want the colors, copy and visuals to communicate a sense of openness and a welcoming environment in which parents and caregivers can feel comfortable in engaging with us. It should reflect our sincerity around our mission to help them assist their children in fulfilling their own highest potential. The right balance of original imagery should reflect the nurturing environment and the focus on the ultimate goal of the realized potential of the child along with the adults (parents and caregivers) who we serve with the resources, support and educational certifications we provide.
• One Child – There is an African proverb, "It takes a village to raise a child". The idea for One Child came from this concept of shared responsibility to help each other raise one child at a time and attend to whatever special needs may be required by each individual. The name is also meant to refer to the belief that if our joint efforts can help "just one child" reach their full potential, then all our work has been worthwhile.
To help us define the brand essence or "aura" – the feeling people should have about us - the green words below (Supportive and Competent) were the team's favorites at the end of our branding session. The yellow highlighted words were among the favorites, with "inspiring" leading the way.
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Another steamed fish post!! But this time, I used chicken,tauchu paste and spicy garlic sauce from LKK to make the sauce for this steamed tilapia fish!! Nothing elaborated!! This main dish is easy and simple to cook!! within 30 minutes our fish dish is ready for dinner!!For this dish I used boneless tilapia which come in frozen form..Most of the frozen boneless tilapia I bought here doesn't smell soil at all which is bless!! That the main reason I like to use boneless tilapia either for deep frying,curry or steaming..Of course, if I can get fresh fish daily I would prefer to have fresh fish rather then frozen fish but beggar can't be choosy ,right?
4-5 medium size frozen tilapia,thawed
3 inch ginger,peeled and shredded
1 small piece boneless chicken breast,about 150 gm,diced
1 tbsp minced garlic
2 tbsp chili in garlic sauce,or add extra if you prefer spicy(LKK brand or any brand)
1 tbsp fermented tauchu paste
1 tbsp sugar
1 tbsp soy sauce
4-5 tbsp water +1 tbsp corn flour
2 tbsp oil
salt to taste
1:Place shredded ginger all over the fish in a stainless plate.Prepare steamer with water at high heat.When water rolling boil,place the fish onto the steamer.Steam for 15-20 minutes.
2:While the fish is steaming,hear medium skillet or pan with oil and minced garlic.Fry garlic until fragrant,then add in tauchu,chili in garlic sauce and diced chicken.Stir fry for 2-3 minutes before add in sugar,soy sauce and salt..Check the seasoning before add in corn flour mixture to thickening the sauce.


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- This is "My Big Bach Blog" because I will be exploring, one at a time and in order, each of the thirty-six movements of the 6 Suites for Solo Violoncello by Johann Sebastian Bach. The world doesn't need this…but I do. I'm a professional cellist who has played the Suites many, many times, but I expect to experience this iconic music in a new way by going through it systematically and with a fresh perspective. I get a lot of pleasure and inspiration from house concerts -- informal performances in intimate settings for interested -- and interesting! -- people, so that's the spirit in which I'm going to approach each installment. I welcome questions and comments!
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Recently San Francisco Public Utility Commision (SFPUC) changed from using free chlorine to chloramine in its drinking water transmission pipes. Some people are concerned for possible public health implications and for reported effects on fish and amphibians.
Using chloramine to disinfect drinking water is a common standard practice among drinking water utilities. A number of utilities have made this switch from chlorine to chloramines to enhance water safety and compliance with drinking water health standards. For example, the East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) , which serves drinking water to customers in parts of the greater San Francisco Bay area, switched from chlorine to using chloramine in February, 1998.
Background information on chloramines
Chlorine has been safely used for more than 100 years for disinfection of drinking water to protect public health from diseases which are caused by bacteria, viruses and other disease causing organisms. Chloramines, the monochloramine form in particular, have also been used as a disinfectant since the 1930's. Chloramines are produced by combining chlorine and ammonia. While obviously toxic at high levels, neither pose health concerns to humans at the levels used for drinking water disinfection.
Chloramines are weaker disinfectants than chlorine, but are more stable, thus extending disinfectant benefits throughout a water utility's distribution system. They are not used as the primary disinfectant for your water. Chloramines are used for maintaining a disinfectant residual in the distribution system so that disinfected drinking water is kept safe. Chloramine can also provide the following benefits:
- Since chloramines are not as reactive as chlorine with organic material in water, they produce substantially lower concentrations of disinfection byproducts in the distribution system. Some disinfection byproducts, such as the trihalomethanes (THMs) and haloacetic acids (HAAs), may have adverse health effects at high levels. These disinfection byproducts are closely regulated by EPA. EPA recently reduced the allowable Maximum Contaminant Levels for total THMs to 80 ug/L and now limit HAAs to 60 ug/L. The use of chlorine and chloramines is also regulated by the EPA. We have Maximum Residual Disinfectant Levels of 4.0 mg/L for both these disinfectants. However, our concern is not from their toxicity, but to assure adequate control of the disinfection byproducts.
- Because the chloramine residual is more stable and longer lasting than free chlorine, it provides better protection against bacterial regrowth in systems with large storage tanks and dead-end water mains.
- Chloramine, like chlorine, is effective in controlling biofilm, which is a slime coating in the pipe caused by bacteria. Controlling biofilms also tends to reduce coliform bacteria concentrations and biofilm-induced corrosion of pipes.
- Because chloramine does not tend to react with organic compounds, many systems will experience less incidence of taste and odor complaints when using chloramine.
Other concerns with chloramines in drinking water
Chloramines, like chlorine, are toxic to fish and amphibians at levels used for drinking water. Unlike chlorine, chloramines do not rapidly dissipate on standing. Neither do they dissipate by boiling. Fish owners must neutralize or remove chloramines from water used in aquariums or ponds. Treatment products are readily available at aquarium supply stores. Chloramines react with certain types of rubber hoses and gaskets, such as those on washing machines and hot water heaters. Black or greasy particles may appear as these materials degrade. Replacement materials are commonly available at hardware and plumber supply stores.
For more information
Contact the Region 9 Drinking Water Office at (415) 972-3547. Your drinking water utility may also have information about your specific service.
Contact the San Francisco Public Utility Commision for more information on San Francisco's conversion to chloramines.


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Hi, I am photogrepher from Singapore. I wish I could receive any information about future workshops in Singapore?
Newborn Posing Workshop with Kelly Brown
This one-day newborn posing workshop will provide photographers with the right tools and cover all the key elements needed to running a thriving photography business. This workshop runs from 9am to 5pm.
During this workshop Kelly will demonstrate how she confidently and safely poses her models using props & a posing bag to get the most out of every session. She will also go through how to style each setup, creating beautiful timeless images where the baby is the main focus of every Photograph. You will also learn how to use different lighting techniques to produce a variety of images with small simple adjustments.
Kelly will thoroughly explain each pose with 2 live models and work with attendees to capture the perfect angles, composition & exposure.
A full break down of what's covered…
- Safe work practices
- Flow posing
- Using props
- Wrapping techniques
- Session workflow
- Parent posing
- Transitioning
- Settling
- Styling
- Lighting
- Lens selection
- Exposure
- Camera Angles
- Composition
- Post-production
- Photoshop workflow
- Compositing images
- Marketing
- Pricing for profit
- Products & Branding
This workshop is perfect for anyone wanting to get the most out of their session workflow, learn how to work with awake or unsettled babies or just wanting to speed up their sessions.
You will also gain the fundamentals to not only price yourself but to put the right policies in place and have key marketing strategies to create the business you deserve and dream of.
Lunch & refreshments will be provided.
Also included is a digital workbook covering all the content from the workshop.
Class fee:
$1500 (Australian Dollars)
A $500 non-refundable deposit is required to confirm your spot, once your deposit has been paid your name will be added to your chosen class.
The total class fee is due 2 weeks prior to the class date. You will receive an email with a link to make final payment.
If for any reason I have to cancel a class I will provide a full refund of the monies paid to all attendees.
This class is non-refundable. If you are no longer able to attend the class for whatever reason and you have paid the full class amount you can on sell your spot. Please let me know as soon as possible prior to the class date so details can be transferred.
Please register your interest for a workshop:
159 thoughts on "Workshops"
Maternity Photography Singapore says:
Deb Detlaf says:
I am transitioning from HS seniors and engagements as a S&B to families and newborns. I have taken 36 hours of safety classes and my background is a pediatric and NICU nurse. I am located in the US and would be so very interested in a posing class in the US.
Thank you,
gafsou says:
Hi Kelly
I'm so in love with your work !! I follow you since years
You inspired me To become à newborn photographer. I Will die To receive you in my studio near Paris France ! If you plan to come IN France to make a workshop may sure many students are waiting for this Event !!!
I Will receive in march Erin Elizabeth and Stéphanie lemmens
Please Feel free To contact me if you are interested. I Will be so honored To be your host <3
With love
Aurore Gafsou from evanaissance studio
stevie says:
I can't wait to see you in Dallas!! I'll bring you Texas barbecue!! Hugs!
Catherine Blais-Dumouchel says:
Please come to Western Canada! Your work is amazing!
Ashley Smith says:
I'm currently watching your "Baby Safety and Posing for Newborn Photographers" series and it is great! I'd highly recommend it to any photographer who wants to improve their newborn photography.
Mandy says:
I would love to attend one of your workshops in person! I've watched all of your CreativeLive ones! I live on a small island in Alaska and there are never any workshops that come here..Seattle would be the easiest place to get to go to one for me! I hope to see you add that location to your list!
Nancy says:
You had me from your very first Creative Live broadcast so many years ago. I have modeled so much of who I am as a photographer after not just your style of photography, but the way in which you conduct yourself and how you respect and regard each precious newborn. From your soft, delicate touch, to your knowledge and respect of baby's needs – you have empowered me more than you'll ever know. I will keep my eyes open for info. to come regarding your workshops. I've added San Francisco as a possible location for ya! I know you will love it! Fingers crossed on this end! xo
Therena Carlin says:
You have inspired me from the moment I decided to become a newborn photographer, which just happened to be at the same time your did your creativelive bootcamp 2 yeas ago! I have since bought more of your classes and anytime I need to be inspired before a session or just need a mental "top up" I watch them again. Thank you for sharing your passion and your beautiful art with the rest of the world! Perhaps one day in the future you can come to western Canada for a workshop! I can even provide the space to do it in 🙂
Warmly, Therena
Emily says:
I would be absolutely amazed to do a workshop with you Kelly… Your work is to die for and training with you would be amazing. can't wait to get some more information about the London workshops.
Luba says:
Kelly, I live in Texas but I'm coming to Russia in June! I wish I could join you there! Love your work. I watched all CreativeLive videos.
Sara says:
HI Kelly,
I'm a biiig fan of yours, you're such an inspiration for all of us!
I'm wondering if there will be a workshop in France, Italy or Switzerland this year? I'd love to be there if that's the case!
I live between this 3 countries, in the alps close to Chamonix. If you ever imagined to come here to teach, I'd love to host a workshop. We never get tired of these amazing views!
Kind regards,
Ekaterina Tasheva says:
Hi, I am photogrepher from Bulgaria- Europe. I wish I could receive any information about future workshops in Europe?
Thanks in advance!
Wish all the best
CB says:
In this -30C Canadian weather, I envy your newborn shooting location! 🙂
kristi-lee says:
Hi Kelly!
I am really really intrested in doing the 2 day posing course hopefully early next year & just wanted to know how I find out dates etc and book.
Thanks in advance. 🙂
Karen Coughlin says:
I will be attending the Baby Summitt in Oct and I am so looking forward to meeting you. I am a newer photographer and ready to sign a lease for my new studio and really reaching out to the professionals in this industry. I am drawn to your approach and style. I would like to buy your book, videos etc. Will you be offering discounts at the Summit?
Beverley Vugs says:
Carmen Howells says:
Hi Kelly would like to attend one of your newborn posing classes if you could please provide details of your next available I would really appreciate it,
Thanks and look forward to hearing from you soon
Ivy says:
Please let me know the schedule of 2017 newborn class
Dee says:
Hi Kelly,
I realise you are just coming off the back end of some amazing training and travels but was wondering if at any point in the near future you may have some workshops available in Melbourne?
I would really love to attend,
Thank you
Nada Massoud says:
Dear Kelly,
I'm a huge fan if your work.
I am a pharmacist and photographer by Passion:)
I started a side business in newborn and baby photography
Few months ago when my son was born.
I live in lebanon and would Loove to attebd one of your workshops..
Obviously australia is too far, but my husband has a business trip
To london in 10-12 october 2016.
Is there a chance to have a workshop there on those days??
Would love to have your opinion on my photos,
Here's the link to my page:
Warm regards
Nada Massoud says:
Dear Kelly,
I'm a huge fan if your work.
I am a pharmacist and photographer by Passion:)
I started a side business in newborn and baby photography
Few months ago when my son was born.
I live in lebanon and would Loove to attebd one of your workshops..
Obviously australia is too far, but my husband has a business trip
To london in 10-12 october 2015.
Is there a chance to have a workshop there on those days??
Would love to have your opinion on my photos,
Here's the link to my page:
Warm regards
Gianni says:
I think that THE pressing issue is mertcis and measurement for social media. We cannot duck the ROI questions any longer. Corporations and other organizations have dived into social media with vigour. Now, we must find ways to assess the results of the social media programs. Do we measure results by conversions? By engagement? By something else? And what algorithms can we agree on.A panel on Social media mertcis and measurement would be a worthy agenda item for Mesh08.
Lisa Tyter says:
Is there anyone out there that would like to do the Sydney 2 day intensive workshop, l have paid the deposit and have a spot but life has taken a twisty turn and cannot go to the workshop. Feel free to email email@example.com if you would like this spot.
Karin Kalandra says:
Hello Kelly,
can you put me on the waitlist for any of the three workshops in April in London?!
Would love to participate at your workshop!
Thanks for a short response.
Best regards from Vienna/Austria
Karin Kalandra
Bt says:
Do you ever come to the U.S.? Especially the Midwest? Chicago/Milwaukee area?
Stephanie says:
Enquiring about UK dates are they all booked up?
Jill Anderson says:
Hi Kelly
I absolutely love your work but especially the way you work, so calm and confident with newborns.
Have you visited Bonny Scotland at all yet? It would be great if you could have a workshop here while you are in the UK. I would love to learn from you, from the best x
Robin says:
Is there anyway of getting on a waiting list in case of cancellations?
Or offering more dates in London in the spring?
Robin says:
Any chance of making more time in London?? The classes fill up so fast!
Ashlee says:
Hi do you ever come to melbourne?
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Tanya says:
Your work is inspiring! Please consider doing a course in Cairns. Tanya
Natalie says:
Hi please arrange another date in London!!!! So want to attend and they were full so quickly :((
Juanita cummings says:
Hi Kelly I have missed out on your classes in London would there be any chance you would visit ireland or Northern Ireland thanks so much j
alice says:
Hi Kelly,
Would you have a another training class in UK or France ?
Stacey says:
Hi Kelly, how do I go about signing up to your class? Is it through your website here?
Cheers, Stacey
Ronnie Cheung says:
Hi kelly, your work is so fantastic and give me a lot of inspiration. I'm already be your big fan. Do you have plan to come to China running any newborn workshop? Thank you!
Beata says:
Hi Kelly,
I am a fresh newborn photographer in China, wondering whether you have any training in China in 2015.
Jasmine says:
Hi, i was wondering if you ever ran newborn classes in Adelaide as i love your work and would love to learn how to do newborn photography. If you don't venture out to adelaide would you mind recommending someone who runs classes down here?. Also I'm about to join up to a photography course…is there a particular photography course you'd recommend ? Im looking at the photography institute. Thank you so much!
Lynda Fletcher says:
Hi Kelly – adore your work and was wondering if you will be running any newborn workshops in Brisbane?
Many thanks
Martica says:
Kelly! I'm such a fan of your work…do you have plans to come to Argentina? I'd love to get to meet you and being mentored by you. Thank you! Martha
Anne goodman says:
Him will you be running anymore newborn workshops in Brisbane?
Thanks anne
Holly Matthews says:
Hi, I am looking at booking my mum in for mothers day. Are you guys in Brisbane? And how much is the workshp ?
Elma Ozcelik says:
Hi there,I'm in sydney and looking at getting into newborn photography.will you be in sydney this year? Could you recommend anyone in sydney who would mentor? Thank you
Danny says:
Hi, I am a wedding photographer but I am now starting out in baby, children and Family portraiture.
I would love to learn more about how to photography and pose babies and children. Can you please let me know when your next class is in Brisbane and the cost of your classes.
Lauren Murphy says:
I am a newborn and children's tog in Scotland and would LOVE LOVE LOVE to host your workshops at my studio, it is very spacious: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.373661606143506.1073741984.202526493257019&type=3
I have lots of photographer friends here in the UK who would love to see you here!
Would love you to get in touch!
Kind Regards,
aimee clissold says:
Can you please put me down on the waiting list for Brisbane 🙂 Hope to see you soon!!
Can you please let me know how much it will cost too.
Thank you
Ashley Low says:
Hi Kelly,
I am a Newborn Photographer here in Singapore. I love your work and really will love to learn more from you to horn my skills. I just saw that you have a class with 2 Singaporean Photographers. I have been asking about your workshop and I didn't know you provide personal workshops too, instead of a class as per your dates listed on your website.
Can you please let me know how I can have a training session from you and if so how much?
I have enquired in your Facebook and as I need to plan ahead, I really appreciate more information.
Many thanks and really look forward to your reply.
Chris Coelho says:
Hi Kelly…
I just saw… you were right here so close and I missed your workshop.I'm in Hong Kong… Not believed when seen.
I would like to know if you have another workshop here in china? No matter the city, but here in china… Please Kelly … I would love to learn from you.
Please let me know.
Best Regards,
Chris Coelho
Nicky Mclean says:
Hi Kelly
Me Again! Hope you are well. Sorry we never got to catch up when you were in Dubai. We have had a roller coaster few months – set up a new studio and moved house – my goodness.
Was wondering if I could come to you for a one on one in Brisbane? Do you do workshops on Fridays or Mondays? Looking at flights from Dubai.
Please send me the price for a one on one.
Kind Regards
Nicky Mclean
Shelly says:
Come to Canada!Pleaseeeeeeeeeee 🙂
mariece taylor says:
PlEa lelets
Please would like to be on the waiting list for brisbane or qld. But will have to travel so not sure how much wait there is but have been following you and your workshops look brilliant and love your uploads ,)
Kind regards
Sabrine says:
Is there any places left for Sydney please?
Myka says:
Do you have online classes? I'm from the Philippines and have been wanting to take newborn photography classes but it's very limited here. Thanks!
Michelle says:
any uk workshop and i will be buying you newborn creative live workshop as the tester was not enough x
Lisa says:
Hi Kelly,
Any chance of doing a workshop in the Washington DC area? Or maybe New York? I love your work!
Kristy says:
Hi Kelly,
I would really love to do the workshop in Brisbane that is scheduled for November…the link for more info doesn't work 🙁 Just wondering if there's still places left, and how I go about booking a spot?
Thanks heaps,
Kristy xo
Sophie says:
Just inquiring how much a Brisbane workshop is?
Rachel Johnson says:
Hi Kelly,
Just wondering if I could be put onto the waitlist for your Sydney class. I am due in 2nd week of Nov and would love to take part.
nicole says:
hi there, I'm interested in Melbourne workshop, can you tell me where it is held please, and if there are any spaces, kind regards,Nicole
Deb Elton says:
Im interested in you newborn classes in Adelaide SA….
Carla Mastrogiovanni says:
Kelly are you considering an online class? I live in Argentina and I love your work.
Carly says:
I would love to book with you if you were to come to Perth.
Kristin Natoli says:
Hi I'm interested in your melbourne class and would like to know
The price.
Kind regards kristin
Davina says:
hey kelly is there any chance of you coming to perth I have a studio and would be happy to host
Lesley Lo says:
Will you do one more day workshop in ShenZhen since this one is full? Or will you even consider to do a workshop in Hong Kong? I would really love to attend your workshop but I was too late!
Chu fuqiao says:
I want to register for the September 21st course
Simone Markham says:
Hi Kelly,
I'm looking to book your Melbourne course, but I was wanting to ask before I do if you will be taking on any one on one sessions while you are in Melbourne? If you are would you mind emailing me through an idea of what you charge for these. Thanks so much.
Kind regards,
Rebecca Alexander says:
Omg, I will definitely attending your melbourne workshop. 🙂
So excited 🙂
Kylie says:
I would like more details about your Canberra workshop please 🙂
Kellie Extance says:
I just see you are coming to Auckland but it has sold out! I've watched and bought your Creative Live series but would love to attend your workshop in person. Are you going to do an extra one at all?
Amy says:
Hello Kelly!
I'm interested in the workshop in New Zealand, may I know the price and details about the workshop?
Claire says:
Hi! Just wanted to find out the details?
Thanks heaps!
Theresa says:
I am interested in your November 8th workshop in Australia. It looks like the workshop is $1200 which is $1114.08 in US CURRENCY, right?
How many days does the workshop run? I need to know this to know how many days to book a hotel for? I have never been to Australia. Is there a hotel or some other accommodation that you are recommending attendees stay at that is close to where you are holding the workshop? If not, can you please recommend some safe, decent accommodations that are close to the workshop site?
wendy says:
Hi Kelly, I know you need a deposit to secure a workshop but if possible, please pencil me in for Auckland for a few days until I can do the deposit. I'm VERY keen to do your workshop with you. Thanks, Wendy
Wendy says:
Hi Kelly I'm urgently trying to find out if your NZ workshop is in Auckland (and also where in Auckland), I'm there and want to book but no point if its out of Auckland. Cant wait, thanks, Wendy
Belle Morris says:
Hi Kelly,
I am interested in a spot in your November Brisbane session and just wondering how much the workshop is? I'm just starting out and don't have a website yet.
Madeha says:
Hi, I was so looking forward to getting on to your workshop, is there no way you could add another learner to the Newcastle group.
We in the UK feel it's hard greeting onto your workshops. As the places go so fast.
Sugar Shandi says:
Hi Kelly,
Just wanted to ask where will be the location for your Sydney workshop?
Sugar Shandi
Simone Markham says:
Hi Kelly,
Just wondering if you will be adding Melbourne onto your Australian class list…
Please say yes!! 🙂
Ana Belén Fernández Iniesto says:
Hi Kelly! Just to say that I love your work and would like to follow you in Barcelona. I see that all the spots are sold so I would like to be in a "waiting list" if one of this spots are available later. Im a new photographer and learning from you most of the the things I know, you are inspiring all my new work so it will be a dream to learn from you. I still dont have website, no good logo, no marketing, even I still didnt earn one euro with photography, but I want to begin in the best conditions and that means to learn from the best nb photographer in the world: you. I let you my fb page. Regards, Ana.
Becotte says:
I don't see any date for coming in France… I'm so sad… Paris is fabulous like your images!
Love your work!
Danielle Porter says:
Hi Kelly,
Will you be coming to Melbourne?
Kind regards,
Danielle Porter
Renaye says:
Hi Kelly, where abouts in NZ will your workshop be held?
Toni says:
Where in NZ is your workshop held?
Kylee Sedgwick says:
Hi kelly,
My husband john and I had a suprise premature bub on Christmas Day . I hadn't got around to organising a photographer yet but we are looking for newborn shots. I had to have an emergency Cesar so am unable to drive at the moment . I would be interested in coming for shoot if u have availability soon. My husband would need to come to drive us. His paternity leaves starts next week however is off this Thursdays. Not sure how booked out you are. Also what is a quote for session with you and copies if photos. Do you provide photos on disk?
Renaye says:
Hi Kelly,
Would you ever consider doing a workshop in New Zealand? Or do you have any workshops coming up in Australia?
Kandi says:
I would love to be added to the list for any cancellations in the US. Thank you!! Or notified if you add more dates to the US!
Amanda Manthey says:
Hope your Holiday season has been going well!!
Is there a way to be added to a waiting list for one of the NYC classes, should someone not be able to make it last minute?
(Or, of course, be notificed if more dates are addded in the US).
Thanks so much!
Bea Pastor says:
I would like to see you!!!!!
Kim Jefferson says:
Hi Kelly,
I'm a photographer in Dubai and I'm trying to book the workshop for next year but paypal isn't working for me. Is there another way I can make the deposit as I really want to attend 🙂
Donna says:
Hi Kelly,
I was just wondering if you had any plans to run a workshop in London UK at all? I am fairly new to photography but absolutely love it and since having my son a year ago I have a developed a real interest in newborn photography.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Karine Dantas says:
I loved your work! I'm from Brazil and i want to know how much is the workshop in NY(10/03/2014.
misa says:
hi, I love your photos so much and I wish to learn some useful skill from you. I wonder how much if I want to have a 1 on 1 mentoring class in Australia and available date. Btw, I am from Hong Kong : )
wendy says:
Just saw your facebook post about 2 spots opening up in brisbane – can you please send me some info on the price…
Shirley Coenen says:
I like to follow your workshop in Amsterdam. Are there any more dates? Wat are the costs?
linda wellington says:
Is Manchester workshop in the uk
Mary Starnes says:
Is the New York in New York City? Thank you!!! Im about to book!!
Tash Chalker says:
Hi Kelly,
Have decided I want to become a photographer and open up my own newborn photography studio 🙂 I no alot about photography but am planning on doing a manual slr course before going into newborn classes. Was wondering if you do classed in Adelaide and if so is there going to be any in 2014 and what are the costs?
Would also love as many tips as you can give on what I can do to make my dream possible 🙂
ThanK you
jodie says:
I'm just wondering if u will be comin to bc canada? Love your work
Jackie says:
I'm interested in the workshop for amsterdam. Can you send me some information please? Thank you
Marloes says:
Hi kelly,
I would like some more information about youre workshop in Amsterdam @ 2 april. Thank you! Marloes
Cheryl Lopez says:
I am very interested in your upcoming class in LA. When will registration begin for that? How much are your workshops? Do you random pick from all registrations or is it first come first serve?
Petra Bravenboer says:
Hi, I am interested in following your workshop in Amsterdam at April 2014. Would you like to sent me more information? Thanks! Petra
Michelle Ward says:
Please email me when your dates are posted for NYC…:) Thank you…
Michelle Ward says:
Hello, Im a HUGE Fan, from Canada, I see you are going to NYC.( I luv you, and NYm so looks like a great trip to me..LOL) I would luv to know when this Event is posted please…Thank you, Michelle
Elle says:
Hi Kelly!
Is it possible to be out on an email list for any up coming Melbourne workshops? Would LOVE to attend one!
Carole says:
Hi Kelly,
Just wondering if you ever come to Sydney and if not is there any spots left for the Brisbane class?
Love your work
Moira Blincoe says:
Hi Kelly
Would you consider coming to New Zealand – Auckland specifically – to do a workshop?
If you were interested I am definitely keen, and have a number of colleagues also wanting more posing etc. tuition, especially from someone like yourself.
Also, how much of a deposit do you require for your Australian workshops? And do you offer a payment plan?
And lastly, how many in a workshop – maximum?
Many thanks,
Bonnie says:
Hi Kelly,
Could you please email me with what I need to do to register for the above workshop in Brisbane. Also, could you please let me know some info on your one-on-one mentoring. I'm not sure what would be better for me at this stage.
Thanks and kind regards
Bonnie 🙂
Simone Corboy says:
Very interested in the Melbourne workshop. How much of a deposit do you require and do you organise payment schedules in the lead up to the course?
Thanks 🙂
Rashelle says:
You should come to Seattle and do a workshop.
Lisa Good says:
Hi, please let us know when your next course will be and if you are heading over to Perth again? Would love to be involved, thanks, lisa
Sharee Walters says:
Can u please tell me what dates your next class is ?
Lizzie says:
Hi There,
I am interested in your workshops will you be offering more thru out the year?
Angela bone says:
Hi Kelly, do you have any Melbourne dates coming up? Or other locations and dates.
Thank you
Jasmine says:
I was seeing if you had any upcoming Melbourne sessions in Feb, March or April?
Also, are there any spots available 3rd March?
Julie says:
I am just wondering if the newborn workshop is fully booked, thanks.
Davina says:
Can you please send me some details about this and any other workshops you have coming up next year thanks
TE says:
When will you be posting dates for next year? Id love to get into your workshop. I just joined the aipp as an emerging member
Brianna Campbell says:
I was wanting to enquire about a workshop in Melbourne or Victoria anywhere. I you have any dates available and price.
Thank you
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Kylie Foley says:
Hi I'd like to attend a newborn posing class/workshop as part of my AIPP learning.
Could you please advise when your next workshop availability would be and if you intend on coming to Newcastle or Sydney for workshops.
Thank you
Jaslyn says:
Hi, will u be coming to perth at all? Thanks x
julz says:
Are you doing this workshop in Victoria at any stage?
Emma says:
Hi there, do you run workshops in Melbourne or Adelaide?
If so – when?
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Lisa says:
Hi there
Would love to do this- do you think you would do one in Adelaide??? Though I do have a friend who lives in Mandurah and I could visit her at the same time – just the problem of my 3 mth old son who is BF, so would be sooo much better if you could come to Adelaide
Brooklyn Eller says:
Hello kellie
Can you please advise if you are able to travel to me for mentoring sessions in Townsville as I have three people who would like to attend a class and I have an excellent supply of newborn models. Or when your next class is in Brisbane as I am happy to travel.
Julie Thomas says:
Hello Kelly, I'm interested in your one-on-one classes for posing newborns. Could you please email me some info? I'm in North Brisbane.
Katie Day says:
Please can you let me know when you next plan to run a Brisbane based course?
Thank you
carrie berner says:
Just wondering if you can send me info on any brisbane sessions
Kathleen says:
Hi Kelly,
I'm interested in your one-on-one mentoring, as I know you're not going to have group classes in Brisbane this year. Please send me some info regards to whatever you offer, I'm really keen and would love to be inspired by you 🙂
Thank you Kelly
Claire Pinder says:
Hello, I'm interested in your one-on-one and also group classes for posing newborns. Could you please email me some info? I'm in North Brisbane.
Lisa says:
I would love more info on your newborn class/workshops.
Karina Gooch says:
I would like to find out if there are still positions still available for Brisbane?
Many Thanks.
Caroline Fogg says:
Hi there. Would you mind emailing me re: your one on one classes please? email@example.com. Thank you xx
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Meegan Mcspedden says:
Hi Kellie,
am interested in a Brisbane class early next year – please send info when you will be running one.
Gillian says:
HI – was wondering if you have any spots left for the Brisbane 4th Dec Class?
Heidi says:
Hi Kellie
I am wondering if you have any spots remaining in your workshops in Brisbane, particuarly on the 6th of November 2011? I have a nephew due to arrive later this month and i'm trying to prepare 🙂
Thank You!!
Nat jones says:
I was wondering if u have spaces for 6th of nov workshop and the 4th of Dec.
Looking forward to hearing from u. I live near Dubbo.Nsw
Bel says:
Hi Kelly, I am interested in enrolling in the next class. I am also pregnant & looking for a photographer to take some maternity shots.
Thanks Bel
Jodie Grosskreutz says:
I was just wondering if you had any availablitiy for your brisbane November sessions?
thank you
Linda Karagelinian says:
I was just wondering if you still had availability in your Sydney workshop on 26 November. If you could let me know that'd be great!


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Once you get into the bot programming mode you will see the bot code, graphical output of the bot actions, a log of the actions as well as a form for backtesting your code against actual data. As we have already mentioned, currently you can only use the platform for backtesting against live data and that feature is available for free. The automated trading functionality is not yet available and when it becomes available it will be paid, though no information about the subscription prices for the moment. The crypto currency exchanges that are supported for the moment by the Tradewave platform are BTC-E and Bitstamp. New exchanges are apparently soon going to be added such as Kraken, Bitfinex and Atlas ATS. So we are going to be keeping an eye on the Trdewave platform development as it has the potential to become a serious alternative to other automated crypto trading solutions.
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