should only be midrange. I wonder why ? After comparing for example INTEL CORE I5 3570K with a INTEL CORE I7 3770K I see only two differences. Stock frequency 100 MHz higher on I7 which also have slightly more L3 cache. Does this make such a difference as to state different range ? I think I have read here before that I7 over I5 is waste of money. Is that wrong ?
The price difference is 45% higher for I7. Is that worth spending ?
I5 is not mid-range, it is in the "mainstream performance" market segment, which places it above the mid-range market segment. Now if you want to use the term "mid-range" colloquially, I suppose it's fair to do so but in my mind, mid-range would likely be the I3 lineup. You have to remember there are two full product lines below the I3, the Pentium and the Celeron (technically 3 if we count the Atom).
The I5 is for all intents and purposes approximately equal to the I7, at least when it comes to performance in the vast majority of games (including FSX). The only reason to get an I7 is if you want to squeeze an extra hundred MHz or so out of the chip when overclocking, and even that is no guarantee.
Is that with ORBX scenery and their recommended highest slider setting togeteher with weather applications like opus x and demanding planes like realair Legacy or PMDG NGX737 with lot of AI traffic and road traffic ?
If not what must still be sacrificed ?
I am fairly conservative with all my settings and am more concerned with smoothness and good texture loading rather than flying with all settings on max. As an example, yesterday I flew from Orbx's Concrete to Darrington in my RV7, with traffic at 15% GA at 30%, autogen at very dense, with 4/8 cloud cover and was seeing 28/30 fps and very smooth. Same scenario around Orbx's New Zealand in the Realair Lancair with 30fps set at very dense autogen. FSDT KLAX, in the NGX with AI at 25% 4/8 cloud, autogen at normal, 20-25fps on the ground and 25-30 on departure over Megascenery's Socal.
The only real advantage of the i7 over the i5 is when using a lot of multithreaded apps versus single threaded. FSX and the majority of current games and apps are single threaded (SP2 allows offloading of scenery to a second physical core, but not at 100%). Also, having multithreading is a hardware level feature, so there is no magic hack that can enable multithreading on i5 CPUs, unfortunately.
So, if you do a lot of photo editing, video production, 3D design & rendering, or use CAD applications an i7 is ideal because of the extra threads those particular programs are designed to leverage to improve the workload.
Be aware some of these guides the FS Community take as Gospel can actually decrease performance because a lot of the so-called tweaks and additional settings (Nvidia Inspector) are either redundant, outdated or obsolete at this point due to hardware finally surpassing what is inefficient code from 13 years ago (FS2000/FS2002/FS2004).
In general the i7 is considered the high end chip because it has hyperthreading (which is essentially creating virtual cores using idle CPU cycles in between operations) - most games see little to no effect from HT though because they're highly serialized in their programming so for gaming systems the i5 is usually the better choice right now. To get the really high OCs on i7s you have to turn off HT anyway, which effectively makes the chip an i5.
-most games see little to no effect from HT though because they're highly serialized in their programming so for gaming systems the i5 is usually the better choice right now.
Will there ever be ?
I notice that your system uses a bigger monitor and higher resolution compared to my 1920*1200. How much difference could that do ?
Actually when reading the official guide I was referring to it seems more that an I7 could be over clocked to higher speeds compared to an I5.
Hiya, I noticed between 10-15% reduction in frames. It just meant that I reduced my AI and traffic sliders down a tad to compensate.
Not to mention hyperthreading also generates a lot more heat unless you disable it. Buy the biggest baddest i5, spend the rest of the money on good components, and you will have a very "high-end" flight simming computer.
And that would be I5 3570K Ivy Bridge ?
Am also running an i5-2500K at 4.6GHz, 16GB of memory and an 'old' EVGA GTX460 mildly overclocked GPU clock at 845MHz, memory at 2000MHz and shader at 1690MHz. Am amazed what the ol' Sandy Bridge will do. Have the sliders farther to the right than I have a right but have spent a stupid amount of time tuning my PC and FSX.
The secret to my success has been to have nvidiaInspector hold the FPS to 30 and set FSX to unlimited for frame rate. Lots of other tweaks including moving to shader ver 3.0 via a new shader set from Bojote (******* Altuve). And of course a couple of SSDs.
If the system is headed for a downfall it will likely be going to 4096 resolution for clouds. Now running clouds at 2048 but my fsx.cfg is set up for 4096. Don't have REX just AS2012. Am running JFKv2 from FSDreamTeam and it does fine. Also TrackIR, UT2, SPAD (software that allows Saitek hardware to run through FSUIPC), Radar Contact,an ACARS program and Firefox to monitor my flight on my VA site. Not a stutter to be seen. Max temp is 64C whilst cooling with a Corsair H80 H2O cooler.
Now, finally, me thinks a move to a new video card might be of benefit. At least 2GB of memory, better 4GB. Moral of the story is getting a discount on an i5 SB...if you can. The last I looked the i5 Sandy is gone from newegg. I have thus far not seen a need for an i7. FSX is just NOT programmed for HT. So the i5-3570K it is! A GTX670 OC'd w/4GB all the better. Now if you are rolling in $$, the i7-3970X with SIX cores might justify an i7. Were that I had $1,029 to spend. Now you would need a nVidia Titan.......yada, yada.


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Clemson, ranked 14th in the latest ITA poll, is 6-4 on the season and 2-0 in the ACC. The Tigers are coming off of wins over Virginia Tech and Wake Forest, then ranked 50th and 51st, respectively..Clemson has four singles players and one doubles team. The duo of Jessy Rompies and Beatrice Gumulya, 20-4 overall and 8-0 in dual matches, is ranked first in the nation. Joana Eidukonyte is the Tigers' highest ranked singles player at No. 20. Eidukonyte is 20-4 overall and 7-1 in dual matches. Romy Koelzer, Beatrice Gumulya, and Tristen Dewar are also ranked.
Florida State, No. 52, is 5-2 on the season. The Seminoles are coming off of wins over Air Force and Mercer in a home double header on Feb. 21. Florida State has three players ranked in singles with Kerri Cartwright ranked highest at No. 73. The doubles team of Fanning/Castaneda is ranked 53rd on the season.
In 2014, the Tigers bested the Seminoles 7-0 in Clemson. Clemson is 28-8 all-time against Florida State and 11-2 in matches played in Tallahassee.
Miami, ranked 20th, kicks off their ACC season Feb. 27 at home against Wake Forest before hosting the Tigers Sunday, March 1. The Hurricanes are 4-2 on the season entering their match against the Demon Deacons and are coming off of a 6-1 win over FGCU.
The Hurricanes feature five ranked singles players, including two in the top 50. Junior Stephanie Wagner is No. 10, while freshman Sinead Lohan is No. 45. Miami also has two ranked doubles pairs, with Wagner and junior Lina Lileikite ranked seventh and the duo of senior Monique Albuquerque and junior Clementina Riobueno at No. 17.
In the 2014 matchup, Miami defeated Clemson 4-3 in Clemson. The Hurricanes hold a 4-26 advantage and are 12-2 against the Tigers in matches played in Coral Gables.


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Ewa from Bytom: I liked it a lot and was impressed by the physical skills of the dancers. It was an interesting and intelligent message they put across.
Kasia and Ola from Katowice: It was the first performance here that meant something to me. The technique didn't stand in the way of the message. Finally, something was happening on the stage.
Ada from Bialystok: It reminded me of "Cialo (The Body)" of Sasha Waltz shown in the Body-Mind Festival in Warsaw and I enjoyed both of them very much.
Sharon Friedler (USA): A lot of joy and it was beautiful, like "Alice through the Looking Glass" with a big dose of imagination. The performance evolved in a surprising way.
Przemek from Bialystok: That was nice! It was the first time I saw something Japanese and the text was more intimate than the fact of her nakedness. The dancer was honestly talking about herself.
Sylvia from Wroclaw: An intimate performance recording a segment of her life and memories. The balanced movement effected the emotions of the audience, sometimes gently and sometimes abruptly.
There's no question that Compagnie Drift is the biggest hit so far at the festival. A friend told me that it gained an instant standing ovation, which is a rarity here. As the comments above indicate there was much humour and stage presence from the performers.
Darn it! I took the opportunity of a quiet day and visited Krakov - so I missed it.
Can't we get carried away by our senses for a while? Maybe then the "empty signs" would mean something. Even if the scenography is well worn, the real artist can touch the audience's feelings. We read with our hearts the numerous emotions, the states of the soul, everlasting human aspirations for perfection, obsessive need of love, presence of the sacred and the profane in a human's life.
Although I am not an artist, nor a writer, as an ordinary person I think that calling somebody's life-confession banality is not the best idea. The art is to move, to provide feelings, to force to reflection. Everyone has a right for his own opinion, but I think that it is unquestionable that Tanabe opened her soul for the spectators, showed everything and purified herself.
In my mind no matter whether you are a teacher, a nurse or a dance critic, you mustn't forget that first of all you are a member of humanity. It is not possible to count, compare and treat everything statistically. There are things which you have to feel!


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With the adoption of Clinical Governance into the pharmacy contract came the requirement to monitor and record fridge temperatures, in order to create confidence that the cold-chain is preserved and that products are stored under the correct conditions. Pharmacy staff are now well used to checking fridge temperatures on a daily basis and taking action if temperatures go outside of the range of 2ºC to 8ºC. This CPD module will review the best practice guidance in order to help pharmacists and technicians maintain the dispensary cold-chain.
A note on digital thermometers
Temperatures must be monitored with maximum/minimum thermometers, which traditionally were mercury or alcohol based, but increasingly digital thermometers are becoming the norm.
When a digital thermometer comes off the production line there must be a Quality Control process to ensure it is measuring correctly and that it is calibrated to a referent control. This means that when you buy it you can be confident the device is fit for purpose and will accurately record your fridge temperature. Once the thermometer is in use however, there can be no guarantees that it remains accurate, for example if dropped or otherwise tampered with.
This raises the question of how confident we can be in the accuracy and performance of the thermometer over time and whether there is a need to recalibrate it on a regular basis. The MHRA has issued guidance on the circumstances when recalibration is required:
Wholesalers and distributors of medicines are expected to comply with the principles of Good Distribution Practice (GDP) and this requirement is enshrined in an EC directive (European Directive 2001/83/EC). This is of particular importance when dealing with medicines that require cold storage so as to maintain the cold-chain at all stages of distribution. As part of GDP any recording devices used for monitoring fridge temperatures should be calibrated annually against a certificated standard. This therefore applies to pharmacies which hold a Wholesale Dealer's Licence (WDL).
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Pharmacies that do not hold a WDL and hence do not redistribute cold-chain products except directly to patients do not need to comply with GDP. There is therefore no requirement for fridge thermometers to be annually recalibrated. Pharmacists may choose to pay for evidence of calibration as part of their Clinical Governance procedures, however there is no statutory requirement to do so. Alternatively, the fridge thermometer could be replaced on an annual basis.
Monitoring fridge temperatures
The Clinical Governance lead is responsible for maintaining the cold-chain within the pharmacy but responsibility for monitoring of fridge temperatures can be delegated to an appropriate, trained member of staff. The member of staff taking and recording the readings must be trained in the use of the thermometer, including how to reset it, and understand how to take action if readings are outside of the range.
Fridge temperature readings must be taken daily (when trading), ideally at around the same time each day. The minimum and maximum temperature, along with the time and date, must be recorded on an appropriate chart (see SOP for a copy) or on the PMR.
If the fridge temperature is outside the range on a single occasion the pharmacist or clinical governance lead must be informed. The possible cause, for instance putting stock away, date checking or an incorrectly set thermostat should be determined and rectified if possible. The fridge temperature should then be taken 30-60 minutes later to ensure it is now in range.
Fridge temperature records should be reviewed on a monthly basis, checking that the fridge temperature has been recorded every day. If readings have gone outside the normal range has the necessary remedial action been taken and recorded? The review should be signed and dated by the clinical governance lead.
Best Practice for maintaining fridge temperatures
It is one thing to monitor the fridge temperature and record it, but what actions are necessary to actually ensure that the temperature does remain within range? The following procedures are taken from our Cold Chain Medicines SOP which can be downloaded in full by clicking the link.
On receipt of a cold-chain medicine it should be checked against the invoice and checked for any damage to the packaging or product. If the product appears damaged or warmed it should not be accepted. In addition, the product must not have come into direct contact with any cold/ice packs as this could result in freezing of the medicine.
Cold-chain medicines must be stored in a refrigerator reserved solely for that purpose. They must not be stored along with any food, drink or non-medicinal items. The fridge should only be filled to around 60% capacity to allow air to freely circulate and care should be taken to ensure air vents are not blocked by products and that products do not touch the refrigeration plate.
Opening the door for prolonged periods of time whilst loading or checking medicines must be avoided if at all possible. If this does occur it should be recorded on your temperature record chart as an explanation for any discrepancy. Stock should be rotated so that the shortest dated items are at the front of the fridge and used first to ensure expiry dates are not exceeded. However, you must be conscious of the time spent with the fridge door open and again, record it on the temperature chart.
What to do if your fridge fails or the temperature remains outside of the required range
A plan of action should be prepared and followed in the event of the fridge temperature being regularly or continually outside of the necessary range. The following advice can help you prepare a plan which should be recorded as part of an SOP.
Arrangements should be made for a back-up refrigerator to be available in case of break-down. In the interests of maintaining the cold-chain any available refrigerator can be used, provided food or drink is removed first. If attached to a surgery or health centre, consider requesting temporary use of their medicine fridge. Once in use, the temperature of the replacement fridge should be monitored and maintained within range as if it was the usual medicine fridge.
If the fridge temperature has fallen below 0ºC and medicines have been frozen they should be removed from the fridge and quarantined before appropriate disposal. Any medicines that have been frozen or suspected frozen must not be supplied to a patient.
Make attempts to correct the temperature by resetting the thermostat and checking air vents or call an engineer to make repairs. The fridge temperature should continue to be monitored for any consistent improvement. Stock must not be stored in the fridge until the temperature is shown to be consistently within range.
If the fridge temperature is shown to be regularly outside of the range (but above 0ºC), or the fridge breaks down, all stock should be marked as quarantined and moved to a replacement refrigerator as soon as possible.
Compile a list of all the products affected so that the manufacturers can be contacted for stability data. The manufacturer will advise on whether a product remains stable at ambient temperatures and for how long. Numark's Information Service is also available for guidance on 0800 7835709 option 2.
If you determine that a product can safely be dispensed to patients then it can be removed from quarantine. The batch numbers of each item should be recorded and the products dispensed ahead of any newly received stock. It is good practice to make a record on the patient's PMR when an affected product is dispensed. Any products that cannot be safely dispensed to patients must be disposed of in the appropriate manner.
Home delivery of fridge lines
Fridge lines that are due for delivery can be dispensed in advance, packaged, labelled and stored in the dispensary refrigerator. Alternatively they can be dispensed immediately prior to leaving the premises. In either case, medicines must remain refrigerated until they leave the premises.
Delivery routes should be planned so as to ensure fridge lines are delivered as soon as possible and the cold chain is maintained. If possible, a cool box should be used to maintain low temperatures during transit. The recipient should be reminded to follow the manufacturer's instructions on domestic storage of the medicine – which may not involve continued refrigeration.
If a fridge line cannot be successfully delivered for any reason then it must be returned to the pharmacy as soon as reasonably possible. The pharmacist must be satisfied that the cold chain has been maintained, giving further grounds for the use of a cool box.
Actions to take now
Download and implement the Cold Chain Medicines SOP
Ensure all staff are trained as to the correct use of the fridge and thermometer
Ensure all staff follow best practice for maintaining fridge temperatures
Implement a contingency plan in case of fridge breakdown and ensure all staff are aware of the procedures to follow
Check with your commercial insurance provider to see if you are covered for stock damaged by mechanical breakdown.
If you hold a Wholesale Dealer's Licence ensure that you comply with GDP by arranging annual calibration of your fridge thermometer(s)
Non-wholesaling pharmacies should also consider replacing fridge thermometers on a yearly basis to ensure consistent and reliable readings
Click here to download a PDF of the article as it appeared in print.
Refrigerated medicinal products: what pharmacists need to know; Steve Todd GDP Medicines Inspector for MHRA, The Pharmaceutical Journal Volume 281, 18th October 2008.
Numark Cold Chain Medicines SOP
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SURIGAO CITY (MindaNews/25 July) –Lending support to abandoned kids, the Surigao Runners' Club and fast-food chain McDonald's will be hosting a run-for-a-cause this Sunday.
The run will benefit Charisma Bethel Children's Home and other orphanage centers in the city, said lawyer Ingemar Macarine, the runners' club president.
With four categories, the event dubbed as 1st McDonald's Surigao Family Run is expected to draw runners from the cities of Surigao, Butuan, Cabadbaran and Bayugan for the 10-K, 5-K, 3-K and 1-K events.
Registration fee for 10-K is P450, P400 for the 5-K, P350 for the 3 K, and P300 for the 1-K, inclusive of race singlet.
The foot race will start at 5 a.m. from McDonald's Surigao along Rizal Street going to Tumanday area in Barangay Rizal for the 10-K runners.
The run for the 5-K will start at 5:30 a.m., 6:00 a.m. for the 3-K and 6:30 a.m. for the 1-K (6-12 years old).
Ace Espejon, race director, said the top three finishers of each category will be given prizes.
He said the run will have male and female divisions as he urged the running community or fanatics to join this run-for-a-cause activity.


On Monday 8 October, Love Essex, a partnership of Essex councils and businesses, is re-launching its #CrimeNotToCare campaign to remind residents they could be adding to the fly-tipping problem, if they don't comply with their duty of care to keep their waste out of the hands of rogue traders.
"Fly-tipping across Essex is costing taxpayers' money to clear up – money that could have been better spent on vital services. Fly-tipping is a selfish way to dispose of waste, blighting our environment and we want to remind residents who are having a house clearance to check that they are using a legitimate company who is disposing of their waste correctly.
During the course of 2017-18, a total number of 20,567 fly-tips were scattered across the county. In Chelmsford alone, there were 902 fly-tips reported.
Over the past year, residents have been prosecuted because fly-tipped waste has been traced back to them.


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'We need a real response to HIV': NDP urge coverage for drug treatment
Francis Campbell (fcampbell@herald.ca)
Published: Nov 28, 2018 at 6:41 p.m.
Updated: Nov 29, 2018 at 9:06 a.m.
Matt Numer, right, assistant professor of health promotion at Dalhousie University, calls on the provincial government to provide universal access to PrEP, a medication that can prevent transmission of HIV, at a news conference at Province House on Wednesday. NDP MLA Tammy Martin and Kirk Furlotte, regional manager for the Community-Based Research Centre, also spoke at the news conference. - Ryan Taplin
A significant rise in new cases of HIV infection in Nova Scotia has the New Democrats and health-care advocates urging the Liberal government to provide universal access to a drug they say can eradicate the virus.
"We believe anyone who needs this medication should be able to access it free of charge," Tammy Martin, the MLA for Cape Breton Centre and the New Democrat health spokeswoman, said at a Province House news conference Wednesday to advocate for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medication.
"Places where PrEP is covered see major improvements and reductions in the number of new HIV cases."
Universal coverage for PrEP, an HIV prevention strategy that uses daily antiretroviral drugs to protect HIV-negative people from infection, is provided in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Those at risk of exposure to HIV take a PrEP pill daily that can reduce the potential of infection by as much as 99 per cent, said Kirk Furlotte, regional manager of Community-Based Research Centre.
In recent years, there had been 15 to 17 new cases of HIV reported annually in the province. Furlotte said as of this week, there have been 25 new cases in 2018.
"Universal access to PrEP can be a simple straightforward solution," Furlotte said.
Matt Numer, an assistant professor in the School of Health and Human Performance at Dalhousie University and chairman of the PrEP Action Committee, said it is time for government to do something.
"As chair of the PrEP Action Committee and as a gay man myself, I and everyone in our community has witnessed the devastating impacts of HIV," Numer said. "As of right now, we have all the tools necessary to eradicate new HIV infections. The PrEP Action Committee called on government in June of this year to make PrEP accessible to everyone. Instead of acting in the most fiscally responsible and health-conscious manner, the government did as little as possible by listing it on the Pharmacare program. We are continuing to see a spike in new cases."
Human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, attacks the immune system that helps fight off illness. Once the virus gets inside a person's body, that carrier may not look or feel sick for years but can still infect others. Over time, the immune system grows weaker and those infected become sick with different illnesses. At that stage, the disease has progressed to Acquired ImmunoDeficiency Syndrome, or AIDS.
The virus infects people by getting inside blood cells. At risk of contracting the virus are those who have the blood, semen, vaginal fluids, or breast milk of someone who is infected enter their body through the mouth, vagina, anus, penis or breaks in the skin. Men having sex with men and people injecting drugs are most commonly identified as risk factors and Dr. Trevor Arnason, the medical health officer for Halifax, said in July that those two factors applied to almost all of the 16 new cases reported in the province up to that time.
As Health Minister Randy Delorey prepared to take part in a flag raising event Thursday to mark HIV/AIDS Awareness Week in the province and World AIDS Day, department spokeswoman Tracy Barron said in an email Wednesday that government does cover PrEP under the Pharmacare program. She said the department is "consulting with community groups to better understand their concerns with this coverage and ways to improve access."
Martin said it would only cost $250 for the generic PrEP medication for one individual each month, or $3,000 each year. She said 500 would be the extremely high end of an estimated number of people in the province who would apply for access to PrEP, which would amount to a $1.5-million annual investment from government. That $1.5-million investment is about the same as the lifetime cost for one person infected with HIV, she said.
"We need a real response to HIV in this province," Numer said. "PrEP coverage will save taxpayers money, prevent life-altering illnesses and reduce strain on our already burdened health system. The government of Nova Scotia has known for over a year about the cost savings but it has still not made the decisions necessary to make them happen."
He said the number of new HIV cases is unacceptable.
"We have the technology to stop HIV. A real response to the HIV outbreak is universal access to PrEP for those who need it. Covering PrEP will save money, reduce health disparities among marginalized populations and reduce devastating impacts of HIV infection."
The added costs across the province this year to treat the newly infected cases will be approximately $6 million, Numer said.
"A program to cover PrEP would likely cost about $1.5 million at maximum. We implore the government to act."
"We believe anyone who needs this medication should be able to access it free of charge," Wendy Martin, the MLA for Cape Breton Centre and the New Democrat health spokeswoman, said at a Province House news conference Wednesday to advocate for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medication.
Quebec Paralympian finishes coast-to-coast hand biking challenge in Halifax
Recall warning issued for kale salad kit sold in Atlantic Canada
Published Jul 10, 2019 at 9:24 a.m.
Veteran prosecutor Mark Scott named chief Crown attorney
Soon-to-open Halifax Wilderness Park needs $375,000 to unlock final federal funding
High bacteria levels force closure of Dartmouth beach
Updated Jul 10, 2019 at 5:58 p.m.
North-end Halifax neighbours group pushes for Airbnb regulations
Deleted, missing evidence comes to fore of Bridgewater police chief's sexual assault trial
Steve Craig makes the move from Halifax councillor to Sackville-Cobequid MLA
Oil prices steady after U.S. fuel inventories build


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Career Techncial Eduation prepares students by teaching real-life business skills. Program components include an SDE-approved curriculum, equipment, and facilities; engaged business partners; and appropriately certified teachers utilizing a program of study. Career Technical Education activities and programs provided through the Satsuma City Schools make available to students basic entry level skills necessary to enter the workforce and prepare students for additional technical training, while promoting successful life skills beneficial to home, community, and work. Our career prep departments include Health Science, Business Education, Art, and JROTC.
Satsuma High School offers a variety of Health Science courses including Foundations of Health, Medical Terminology, and the Nurse Assistant Program . These courses are for any students curious about the Healthcare field in any capacity.
The Foundations of Health Science class introduces students to a wide range of health careers. The class is designed to focus on basic medical terminology, body structure and function, legal and ethical implications, health and wellness, communication, and hard and soft skills for the workplace. This class is recommended for students who want to prepare for further study in health-related fields or just want to find out if Healthcare would be a fit for them. Students must be in 10th grade to take the course and have an interest in health science.
Medical Terminology teaches students the language of medicine. Mrs. Ebbert uses an integrated approach for teaching medical terminology by incorporating medical terms with anatomy and physiology and the disease processes. Students will learn medical terms for all human systems, body organization and terms, function and diseases of body systems, related tests and abbreviations. This course is recommended for students who think they may go into any health related field in the future. Students must be in the 11th grade to take the course and have an interest in health science.
The Nurse Assistant Program course focuses specifically on preparing students to take the Certified Nursing Assistant State Exam (CNA). This is a rigorous yet rewarding program as the students will receive a certification that could allow them to immediately enter the medical workforce after graduation. Students will learn CPR for Healthcare Providers (BLS), confidentiality, legal and ethical principles, infection control, patient safety and rights, communication, documentation, and much more. Students will direct patient care in lab and at the clinical site which include vital signs, bathing, bed making, dressing, changing, feeding residents, etc. Students will have to complete 50 hours of clinical work, and will have to actually work full shifts in a nursing home during this course. Special prerequisites are required for this course including but not limited to successful completion (C or better) of Foundations of Health Science and Medical Terminology, GPA of 2.5 or higher, entering 12th grade, and additional health and fitness requirements.
Satsuma High School Certified Nursing Assistant students from the 2015-2016 program graduated with Honors from Reid State Technical College. These students graduated from college before graduating from high school. In order to qualify for Honors Cords, the students had to maintain at least a 3.5 GPA. Two of the CNA students achieved a 4.0 GPA. The students completed 50 hours of clinical work, as well as 2 semesters of coursework. Five of the six students are planning to attend Nursing School, and one of the students plans to begin her career as a CNA at Springhill Medical Center.
Satsuma High School offers students an opportunity to explore the world of Welding through a Dual Enrollment Program. Students also have the opportunity to receive additional certification through OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration). Students completing this course in high school are well on their way toward a lucrative career. This course is provided on campus with a state of the art welding trailer provided by AIDT. Support from local businesses (Mitternight & Axis Welding and Machine Works, Inc.) for welding materials help to make this program successful.
The Business Education Department at Satsuma High School offers courses to prepare students for today's technological world. The Business Education Classes offered include Career Preparedness, Business Technology Applications (BTA), Advanced BTA, Multimedia Design, Business Finance, and Work-Based Learning (Co-op). The variety of classes offered will help prepare students for jobs in finance, computers, and management. Students have an opportunity to experience work-based learning through our Cooperative Education program that will give them not only valuable work experience but help improve those soft skills that are vital to all employees.
Students have a chance to earn their certification to be an Microsoft Office Specialist through Business Education classes offered at Satsuma High School. Students may test in all areas of Microsoft Office including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. Since the commencement of Satsuma's certification, 17 students have earned their MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) certification.
This course focuses on three major areas of instruction: academic planning, career development, financial literacy, and technology skill applications. Students learn teamwork and how to prepare themselves for the business world. This course uses the Smart Works Ethic curriculum to assure that students have the soft skills that are necessary to be college and career ready.
The Gator Battalion JROTC is a leadership program at Satsuma High School. JROTC students are motivated to be better citizens. JROTC students learn how to become leaders, team players, and values that will help them later in life. JROTC cadets are taught the meaning of dedication and responsibility, and that they should lead by example. The students enjoy lots of fun activities such as rappelling, canoeing, drill competitions, color guard missions, rifle team competitions, physical training and competitions, orienteering, scholars bowl competitions, community service and a number of field trips.
We offer Fine Arts education to students grades 7 through 12. Middle School Art, Art I, and Art II are available for students to take as an elective course. The goal is for every student to discover their potential as a creative individual and to develop creativity. Mrs. Finley, Art Teacher, hopes that while in her class, students realize that they do not have to be the best artist to create beautiful works of art, but instead, with a little effort, can accomplish more than they imagined.


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#pragma once

#include "JSGlobalObject.h"
#include "JSObject.h"
#include "ScriptFetcher.h"

namespace JSC {

class JSScriptFetcher : public JSCell {
public:
    using Base = JSCell;

    static const unsigned StructureFlags = Base::StructureFlags | StructureIsImmortal;
    static const bool needsDestruction = true;

    DECLARE_EXPORT_INFO;

    static Structure* createStructure(VM& vm, JSGlobalObject* globalObject, JSValue prototype)
    {
        return Structure::create(vm, globalObject, prototype, TypeInfo(JSScriptFetcherType, StructureFlags), info());
    }

    static JSScriptFetcher* create(VM& vm, Structure* structure, RefPtr<ScriptFetcher>&& scriptFetcher)
    {
        auto* result = new (NotNull, allocateCell<JSScriptFetcher>(vm.heap)) JSScriptFetcher(vm, structure, WTFMove(scriptFetcher));
        result->finishCreation(vm);
        return result;
    }

    static JSScriptFetcher* create(VM& vm, RefPtr<ScriptFetcher>&& scriptFetcher)
    {
        return create(vm, vm.scriptFetcherStructure.get(), WTFMove(scriptFetcher));
    }

    ScriptFetcher* fetcher() const
    {
        return m_fetcher.get();
    }

    static void destroy(JSCell*);

private:
    JSScriptFetcher(VM& vm, Structure* structure, RefPtr<ScriptFetcher>&& scriptFetcher)
        : Base(vm, structure)
        , m_fetcher(WTFMove(scriptFetcher))
    {
    }

    RefPtr<ScriptFetcher> m_fetcher;
};

} // namespace JSC


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Q: how to check if there is same string in between 2 txt and separate it? Here are my two txt files which I need to compare and I need to separate the list in a according  to the keywords in b.
For example, df.movie , hence I want the 'kyle','movie','c_13' into df=[].
a=[['kyle','movie','c_13'],
   ['blair','food','a_29'],
   ['reese','phone','abc_76'],....]

b=[['df.movie'],
   ['ghk.food'],
   ['qwe.phone'],....]

for line_a in a:
    for line_b in b:
            if line_b in line_a:
                print(line_a)

A: The answer by Emrah is good. I just wanted to add an alternative solution.
a=[['kyle','movie','c_13'],
   ['blair','food','a_29'],
   ['reese','phone','abc_76']]

b=['df.movie',
   'ghk.food',
   'qwe.phone']

b2 = [b_.split(".")[1] for b_ in b]

for item in range(len(a)):
    if any(elem in a[item] for elem in b2):
        print(a[item])

A: I think you are trying to learn Python and you must work more on creating solutions with python lists.
seperateds = {}
for b_ in b:
    b_ = b_[0].split(".")
    b_header = b_[0]
    b_string = b_[1]
    for a_ in a:
        if b_string in a_:
            seperateds[b_header] = a_
            break
print(seperateds)

A: You can use a dictionary to get this. You can try using this
x = {}
for i in b:
    y = i[0].split('.')
    for j in a:
        if y[1] in j : x[y[0]]=j

print (x)

Output will be as follows:
{'df': ['kyle', 'movie', 'c_13'], 'ghk': ['blair', 'food', 'a_29'], 'qwe': ['reese', 'phone', 'abc_76']}

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2021 Team Headlines
WAVERLY WINS PAIR OF RELAYS, ONE FIELD EVENT AT DIVISIONAL MEET
By: Tim Birney | Waverly Athletics | May 24, 2021 | Photo courtesy Tim Taylor
NEWARK VALLEY — Senior Gabby Picco, junior Abby Knolles, and sophomore Kennedy Westbrook ran on a pair of winning relays, and junior Olivia Nittinger was the Lady Wolverines' only individual winner here Monday at the IAC South Large School Divisional track & field meet.
Picco, Knolles, and Kennedy Westbrook teamed with sophomore Natalie Garrity to win the 400-meter relay in a time of 54.9 seconds.
The trio teamed with 8th-grader Addison Westbrook to win the 1,600-meter relay in a time of 4:39.6.
NIttinger won the pole vault at 7-feet, 6-inches, and 8th-grader Paige Robinson was third at 6-feet.
Nittinger was second in the discus with a toss of 58-feet, 8-inches. She finished third in the shot put at 22-feet, 9 1/2-inches, and Erica Ryck was fourth at 20-feet, 5 3/4-inches.
Kennedy Westbrook finished second in the 100-meter dash in 14.0 seconds, while Addison Westbrook was third in 14.5 seconds, Garrity was fourth at 14.7 seconds, Knolles was fifth at 14.8, and Robinson was sixth at 14.9 seconds.
Kennedy Westbrook also finished second in the 200-meter dash in 29.4 seconds, while Knolles was third in 30.3 seconds, and Robinson was fourth in 31.2.
Eighth-grader Harper Minaker finished second in the 1,500-meter run in 5:31.8. Minaker also finished second in the 800-meter run in 2:43.2.
Addison Westbrook finished second in the high jump at 3-feet, 10-inches by virtue of fewer misses, and Picco was third at 3-feet, 10-inches.
Robinson finished third in the 400-meter dash in 1:09.4, and Addison Westbrook was fourth in 1:10.9.
Garrity finished third in the long jump at 13-feet, 3 3/4-inches.
Waverly returns to action Friday at Corning's Fast Time Invitational.
Tim Birney
Tim Birney is the founder / owner of River Road Media Group. He was born and raised in the Valley, graduating from Waverly High School in 1984.
Birney earned an Associate's Degree in Journalism from SUNY Morrisville in 1986 and a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism / Public Relations from Utica College of Syracuse University in 1988. He began his newspaper career at The Daily Review in Towanda in 1989, before moving on to The Evening Times in 1995. He spent more than 10 years at the Times, the last four as Managing Editor.
River Road Media Group includes Valley Sports Report (launched Aug. 10, 2009), Tioga County (NY) Sports Report (Aug. 13, 2018), and Northern Tier Sports Report (Aug. 31, 2020). Southern Tier Sports Report is set to launch in 2021.


The chart below shows how much of the recommended daily intake (RDI) of each vitamin that 192g (6.77 oz) of Fast foods, biscuit, with egg and ham contains.
The chart below shows how much of the recommended daily intake (RDI) of each mineral that 192g (6.77 oz) of Fast foods, biscuit, with egg and ham contains.
Proteins are made up of chains of amino acids. A complete protein contains all essential amino acids. We are currently compiling pages describing the benefits of nutrients and recently wrote about the benefits of Arginine. The chart below is a visual guide showing how complete the protein in Fast foods, biscuit, with egg and ham is. The chart shows all amino acid and amino combinations for which the World Health Organization (WHO) publish a recommended daily intake (RDI).
The chart below shows the balance of essential amino acids in 192g (6.77 oz) of Fast foods, biscuit, with egg and ham. The distance from the center shows how much each amino acid contributions to your recommended daily intake (RDI). Please note that this chart is for 192g (6.77 oz) of this food item. Increasing the weight will show a larger contribution to your RDI.
192g (6.77 oz) grams of Fast foods, biscuit, with egg and ham contains 31.4304 grams of carbohydrates which is 10% of your recommended daily carbohydrate intake acording to the Food and Drug Administration guidelines for a 2000 calorie diet. The table below shows how much this food contributes to your recommended daily intake for different total daily calories consumed.
The chart below shows good fats in Fast foods, biscuit, with egg and ham in relation to bad fats. Read more about each type of fat and fatty acid below.
Fast foods, biscuit, with egg and ham is an excellent source of Vitamin B12, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Calcium, Iron, Phosphorus, Sodium, Selenium and Protein. This means that the food contains 20% or more of your RDI for these nutrients.
Fast foods, biscuit, with egg and ham is a good source of Vitamin B6, Vitamin D, Vitamin D (D2 + D3), Vitamin E (Alpha-tocopherol), Niacin, Pantothenic Acid, Folate, Zinc and Manganese. This means that the food contains 10% or more of your RDI for these nutrients.
To lose weight, you need to burn more calories than you consume. The table below shows how long you need to perform various types of exercise to burn the 442 calories contained in 192g (6.77 oz)g of Fast foods, biscuit, with egg and ham. The calorie burn rates for each exercise are included and are based on the US Department of Health and Human Services Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
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Justin Grimm threw a wild pitch and hit Rajai Davis with a 1-0 fastball.Wood came in and Kipnis lined a 3-1 cutter to right to break open the game.---9:38 p.m.Corey Kluber is out of the game after yet another dominant start.The Indians had Coco Crisp bat for him leading off the seventh with a 4-1 lead, ending their aces night.Kluber sure did his part working on three days rest, holding the Cubs to one run and five hits. He struck out six and walked one after shutting down Chicago in Game 1.---9:20 p.m.Clevelands Carlos Santana hit a ball so hard it knocked the glove off Cubs reliever Mike Montgomerys hand.Francisco Lindor had just walked leading off the sixth when Santana smashed a comebacker.The single knocked the pitchers glove to the ground. Montgomery retrieved the ball with his bare hand and threw wide to first. Santana overran the bag but dove back in ahead of the tag, putting runners on first and second.Lindor later scored on Lonnie Chisenhalls sacrifice fly, making it 4-1.---8:59 p.m.John Lackeys night is over.The veteran right-hander was lifted for pinch hitter Chris Coghlan leading off the fifth with the Cubs trailing the Indians 3-1.Lackey finished strong, retiring his final eight batters after Francisco Lindor singled in a run in the third.He gave up two earned runs and four hits, struck out five and walked one.Mike Montgomery came in to start the sixth.---8:13 p.m.Make it 3-1, Indians.Chicago-area product Jason Kipnis led off the third with a double to the right-field corner and Francisco Lindor followed with an RBI single, giving the Indians and Corey Kluber a two-run lead in the third.Kipnis went to nearby Glenbrook North High School and grew up rooting for the Cubs.---7:55 p.m.Carlos Santana homered leading off a two-run second and third baseman Kris Bryant committed two errors to help the Indians grab a 2-1 lead.The Cubs had just gone ahead when Santana drove a 3-2 fastball to the right-field seats, quieting a rocking crowd.The home run was the third of the postseason for Santana, who has just six hits in 37 at-bats. He set career highs with 34 homers and 87 RBI this season.Bryant threw wide to first after fielding Lonnie Chisenhalls ground ball with one out. His second error came with runners on first and second and two out.Bryants throw after he fielded Klubers swinging bunt single hit off a stretching Anthony Rizzos glove, allowing Chisenhall to score.---7:35 p.m.The Cubs are on the board.Dexter Fowler led off the first inning with a double just beyond a diving left fielder Rajai Davis reach and scored on Anthony Rizzos one out single, giving the Cubs a 1-0 lead over ace Corey Kluber and the Cleveland Indians in Game 4 on Saturday.The Cubs got off to a good start after losing 1-0 the previous night in the first World Series game at Wrigley Field since they dropped Game 7 against Detroit in 1945. 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His decision to pinch-hit Coco Crisp in the seventh inning proved to be his best move as the outfielder drove in the games only run to give Cleveland a 2-1 lead in the Series.Francona ran out of position players and said Game 4 starter Corey Kluber had his spikes on and was prepared to hit if needed.It wasnt a real good feeling, Francona said. That wasnt how we drew it up, believe me. Its just as you go, you kind of have your guys ready for each situation and then you react to it and do the best you can.---5:50 p.m.The wind has started blowing in at Wrigley Field midway through Cubs batting practice. The wind switched from blowing out from the southwest to blowing in from the northeast, which favors the pitchers. Still, both offenses were shut down in the Indians 1-0 win in Game 3 Friday night despite strong gusts blowing out.---3:25 p.m.Indians slugger Mike Napoli is not in the starting lineup for Game 4.Napoli is batting just .184 in the playoffs and World Series with 15 strikeouts. 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Sainte-Julie is mainly a residential city that prides itself on being "the city in the country.
Sainte-Julie, Qué, City, pop 29 079 (2006c), 26 580 (2001c), inc 1971. Sainte-Julie is located on the South Shore of the St Lawrence River, about 20 km east of MONTRÉAL.
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Richard James Burgess — president/CEO of the American Association of Independent Music and a veteran producer, musician and author — has been awarded the Member of the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II in her New Year's Honours List.
The honor — which has been awarded to the Beatles, Adele and Ed Sheeran among others — is awarded for significant contributions to the arts and sciences and is bestowed on recipients in a special ceremony hosted by a member of the Royal Family. Burgess is being recognized for his services to music. Prior to A2IM, Burgess was head of business at Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, where he was a producer of "Jazz: The Smithsonian Anthology" and "The Smithsonian Anthology of Hip-Hop and Rap."
+ The National Association of Broadcasters has named Curtis LeGeyt president and CEO, effective January 1. LeGeyt takes the helm after a 12-year run by former Oregon Senator Gordon Smith, who has transitioned to an advisory and advocacy role with NAB.
The organization also announced that Michelle Lehman will assume the additional role of NAB's chief of staff while retaining her current role as EVP of the public affairs department. Lesley Peña is being promoted to deputy chief of staff; both are newly created positions within the organization.
"The broadcasting community is extremely grateful to Gordon for his many years of service as an influential advocate for our industry," said NAB Joint Board of Directors Chairman David Santrella, CEO of Salem Media Group. "We are excited to now have Curtis at the helm to guide the organization into its next chapter. He is a proven leader and skilled fighter on behalf of broadcasters, and we are thrilled to have him serve as our voice in Washington and around the world."
"It is an honor to lead this great organization and advocate for the local television and radio broadcasters that inform, entertain and serve their communities every day," said LeGeyt. "I am grateful to our Board of Directors for placing its trust in me and look forward to working alongside them, the entire NAB team and our members to ensure a vibrant future for broadcasting."
+ Songwriter-producer management company Hallwood Media has named Chris Moradi senior VP of promotion & licensing. Moradi joins Hallwood from Interscope Geffen A&M Records, where he spent 22 years at the label group, most recently leading national top 40 radio promotion; Hallwood Media founder/ CEO Neil Jacobson also spent nearly two decades at the company. Hallwood represents Jeff Bhasker (Kanye West, Bruno Mars), Murda Beatz (Drake, Ariana Grande, Migos), David Stewart (BTS, Jonas Brothers), Brendan O'Brien (Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen) and many others.
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Reflections on our first year as the Equality Fund
One year ago, we stood on stage to announce, alongside Canada's Minister for International Development and Women and Gender Equality, Maryam Monsef, that the Equality Fund would receive $300 million CAD to build the world's largest feminist institution. That was a remarkable day. It marked the largest single investment in gender equality by a government, but it was more than just the number (though the number is indeed significant). It was an endorsement of a new model to get more money into the hands of women, girls, and non-binary people around the globe.
The announcement was the culmination of months of incredibly hard work and relationship building between a diverse group of partners. These extraordinary women shared the stage with us, each representing a different organization. We put our trust in each other and in betting on a big idea. The Equality Fund was nothing short of a radical ambition. To pursue that ambition, we needed amazing partners, trusting relationships, willingness to work hard, and quite frankly, incredible stamina.
In the twelve months that have passed since that milestone, we have been tested, pushed, challenged, and celebrated. But most importantly, we have learned a great deal as we build the Equality Fund. We have the privilege of standing up one of the world's largest feminist institutions and now the challenge of doing it amidst a global pandemic.
It is the first time for everything. We are building something no one has ever built before. We have no blueprint to guide us. We negotiated one of the largest-ever contribution agreements with Global Affairs Canada in record time on behalf of a model no one had seen—let alone funded before. New for everyone, we used co-creation and collaboration to speed us up rather than slow us down.
Building a feminist institution is hard—and so fun. Shifting power is critical. It is also messy. The Equality Fund brings under one (virtual) roof leaders and dreamers who have the same north star but varying ideas of how to reach it. What works in Ghana may not work in Guatemala. What makes sense in the world of finance can fall flat for long-time feminist activists. But figuring these things out together is what makes our work so engaging.
People are everything. The Equality Fund has quickly built a team of philanthropy, investment, grantmaking and advocacy experts whose focus is getting funding where it needs to go for the greatest impact. Assembling a staff and board of brilliant feminists and building an organizational culture without the benefit of face-to-face interaction has been our biggest challenge in these months.
Designing and building is a process. Working with our grantee partners, donor partners, and global network of feminist activists, we are co-designing feminist funding and accountability structures. As the feminist trailblazers on whose shoulders we stand have always known, there is no roadmap for equality. So we are building one as we go. Our consultation process in partnership with Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) is an example of how we are asking hard questions, listening to the answers, and challenging our own assumptions.
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Pivoting our work to respond to COVID-19. Since March, we have already begun to change our plans. We have built new strategies to engage with our partners, engage donors and investors, and build team cohesion and culture as we are coping with a world in flux and chaos. Shifting the way we work has also meant recognizing our own limits and remembering that our holistic health and well-being is central to our success.
The work of building this innovation is not for the faint of heart. It is tiring. We dig deep to find our own resilience and determination because the Equality Fund is needed now more than ever. It hurts to see our team push themselves so hard especially with the additional stresses of the pandemic and the other ways the inequalities of the world are laid bare in this moment.
As we stand with those protesting and articulating the pain of Black people now and throughout history, we pledge to hold anti-racism as a central tenet of our feminist values. Racial justice is a feminist issue. We cannot achieve gender equality without racial equality.
In this moment, shaped by COVID-19 and the worldwide demonstrations against anti-Black racism and the backlash, we are more committed than ever to our radical ambitions. Staying centred on the work of the women's organizations and feminist movements we are supporting is vital. They are suffering more, pivoting innovatively, and inspiring us to double down.
Given what has happened for the Equality Fund and the world in the last 12 months it is hard to imagine what the next year holds. We hope that the world seizes this moment to break free from traditional ways of working that have never served women. We are brave. We are terrified. We keep going.
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When this sweet couple reached out for event styling and florals, they were recently engaged and struggling to bring their vision to life for their big day! Enter SVR. Angela + Jarrod wanted an intimate November wedding, and right away, we felt that their vibe meshed sooo well with our personal style. Basically, it was a match made in heaven!
We opted for a super neutral color palette since Angie has been partial to white her whole life. We also brought in wool and leather as key elements to cozy up for this winter wedding.
For cocktail hour, we styled in a mix of upholstered pieces for guests to lounge on. We opted for classics like our Harrison Tufted Leather Sofa and Georgetown Leather Chairs, in addition to our brand new Robin Chairs! To tie everything together, we brought in the warm wool white and gray pillows. For their intimate reception, we incorporated family-style farm tables with knit accents, raw wood, and leather details for a warm and inviting feel. This was our Plan B because it was too wet and cold for outdoor dining, but I think it ended up just as good as Plan A.
We're still waiting for the full album, so keep an eye out for more photos COMING SOON! In the meantime, we hope you enjoy this glimpse into Angela + Jarrod's big day– it was definitely one for the books!
We kicked off fall wedding season with a fun one! Brandi and Keith are both from Southern Maryland, so they opted for an early October wedding in Huntingtown, MD. For florals, they brought in lots of fall colors like purples and deep reds, but the couple also chose to incorporate some lighter hues throughout their big day! For their reception, Brandi and Keith gave guests a place to relax with a custom lounge package complete with blue velvet favorites like our Chesapeake Sofa and Faye Dusty Blue Chair. They also brought in a mix of pieces with reclaimed wood elements like our Logan Arbor and Columbia Whitewashed Bar. All in all, this couple's big day had a light and airy feel that was focused on fun!
We've been quiet on the blog lately, and we have to admit, busy season is in full swing and we are going a little crazy over here! That being said, we were a part of an awesome editorial last year and it just got picked up by Style Me Pretty, so we couldn't resist sharing some more info! Veronica Rogers is basically a creative genius, and working with her is always such an amazing experience. Collaborating on this wedding editorial was no exception! Jardin Du Bois feels like both an Italian villa and a secret garden, so the shoot has a super ethereal, dreamy vibe that we are ALL about. Favorites like our Sonoma Crossback Chairs make an appearance, plus other fun decor items like our assorted vintage birdcages! We are sooo excited for you to see how gorgeous these photos turned out- seriously, Bonnie Sen is crazy talented and these images are STUNNING! Fingers crossed, it won't be so long until we post again! In the meantime, be sure to check out even more photos online on Style Me Pretty.
If you've been following along these past few months, you probably heard us mention that we've been working on the most AMAZING industrial meets Tulum inspired wedding. We were sooo excited when this couple asked us to design their wedding– yes, we loooove renting out all of our pieces, but this wedding was especially fun for us because the couple had an amazing vision and we got to help their dream day come alive! Along with Tart Event Co., we were able to create an over-the-top bash to celebrate this couple's love. What could be better?!
Not only did we get to style one of the raddest weddings ever, we also got to work with some AMAZING vendors. We always love working with the gals at Sweet Root Village and they outdid themselves on this one! The ceremony featured an amazing deconstructed greenery chuppah and, at the reception, our Charm City, Brentwood, and Tenley Tables were topped with organic tropical arrangements. In addition to Sweet Root, we brought in Modern Foliage to supply us with alllll the palms. Seriously, this wedding was overflowing with the most over-the-top, lush greenery and florals!
All in all, everything came together so perfectly and we couldn't be happier with the results. The second Sam + Jesse told us they wanted their wedding to have a "tropical disco" vibe, we knew we were gonna love them. Sure enough, we enjoyed every second of working with this couple to create the wedding of their dreams. We hope you enjoy this sneak peek, and be sure to keep an eye out for the full album COMING SOON!
It's hard to put into words just how much fun we had working on this wedding editorial last fall! From the planning and styling to providing all of the rentals, we were involved every step of the way. Basically, this shoot is our baby, and we are in luuuurve. That's why we're so excited to have these beautiful photos featured on Ruffled Blog!
We set out to create an editorial with a focus on dusty gemstones, but we also really wanted to collaborate with some amazing local artisans. When it came to choosing a venue, Goodstone Inn in Middleburg, VA was a no-brainer. Not only do we work on sooo many events at Goodstone, but the stone and ivy walls give off some serious secret garden vibes. Shot by the super talented Anne Robert (she photographed my wedding too!) and complete with the most amazing custom stationary by Emily Baird Design, small bite by Heirloom DC, and rye & brandy courtesy of Catoctin Creek, this wedding editorial exceeded even our wildest expectations!
A lot of hard work went into this editorial, but we were so lucky to have the most amazing team by our side! It was such a treat to collaborate with all of these talented people, and it really was the perfect day. Looking back on this shoot, these pics still give us all the feels, and we think it's safe to say this is gonna down in the books as one of our all-time favorite projects! So without further ado… prepare to see the prettiest photos YOU HAVE EVER SEEN!
We've been waiting to share pics from Sam + Robert's big day for a couple of months now, and we're so excited for everyone to finally see them! Along with their planner, Brita Olsen Creative, this couple left no stone unturned and created an over-the-top, chic wedding with just a touch of whimsy! Complete with assorted vintage china, mismatched lounge furniture, and the most insane floral chandeliers and lanterns, this wedding was simultaneously stylish and super fun. Chic without being stuffy, the couple mixed elegant upholstered pieces with natural wood elements like farm tables and Bentwood Chairs. All in all, it was the perfect day in Monkton!