Finding a photographer can be stressful but a neccesity that most people will have to hire at some point in their lives, yet find it difficult to find a photographer that fits their niche or needs. Not any more; let Faded Spring show you how to find a photographer and share photographic tips, niches plus a comprehensive list of photographers from every county in the UK.
The key to finding a photographer that fits your aesthetic is through extensive research.
1. Google really is your best friend here. Think up a few different search terms and try them in both a web and image search to get a full set of results i.e. "Fashion and Lifestyle Photographer in London.
2.When doing the image search, look for images that appeal to you, and find out who shot them. (A professional blogger should always credit their photographer. Start by searching for other bloggers you admire! Find the top bloggers in your area, and then follow the photo credits to their respective photographers. This will give you an idea of what photographers you should be approaching.
3. As social media is expanding and defining each industry that we are part of, using social media can be an asset to finding a good photographer. Use Instagram, Facebook or Twitter to explore services and photographers that you find through your Google search and have an instant link to their photography portfolio.
Duration Vs Quality– Speaking from personal experience I had a photographer approach me to shoot for her portfolio which I accepted with minimal research as she had won me over with her stories about the photos she had shot all which tied into my signature aesthetic as an artist. The shoot was two hours-an hour per outfit- and I was not given a definite number of photos I would be given per shoot. The shoot was done in 1 hour and 45 minutes and she assured me that despite finishing early we had 'perfect shots'. It took her three months to send me 12 photos, 7 of which were from the first shoot and all photos were either blurry, awkwardly shot or unedited despite telling me she had spent weeks editing. I did not get my money back and it is a lesson that I want you to take into account. It is better to take more time to get high quality shots than brief shoots that cannot capture the essence of the shoot.
A good rating does not always equal a high pay out rate and vice versa but if you are on a low budget never settle for 'poor photography' just because you cannot afford a top photographer. Many photographers offer discounted services for first time clients so deals like this may seem promising but be sure to do your research first.
1. Always look at photography packages i.e. 100 photos for x amount of payment and compare services. I recommend Photographers UK which filters out the best photography deals for your budget that are both high quality and fairly inexpensive too.
2. If the photographer has little to no experience set them a theme or task to carry out so you can view the width and breadth of their photographic expertise and then evaluate whether you feel it would be the perfect fit for what you need.
Finding the right photographer can be difficult, especially if the shoot you are looking for is very niche. For those who crave alternative photography such as ' food' 'fashion' or 'weddings' here are the reasons why a niche photograper is your best bet.
Why Should You Choose A Niche Photographer?
– The niche photographer is a specialist in their chosen field and dedicates their time to capturing the context of the shoot.
– You wouldn't employ a wedding photographer for an equine shoot so why choose a general photographer? They might be good but ultimately a specialist photographer often has years of experience in your chosen field.
– A niche photographer understands the direction that they want to go in and have therefore honed their technique and photography style. This is especially important if you are looking to create a certain style or brand of photos i.e. on Instagram Rosie Clayton uses colourful photos to create a photographic niche.
With some of the best portfolios in the field Helen Maybanks specializes in events photography for weddings, theatres and more. More notably Maybanks has photographed the likes of David Cameron and Amanda Holden and has been featured in The Guardian and 'The Daily Mail'.
Melanie Moss is a photographer based in West London and specializes in pregnancy and family portraits. Focusing on eyes, expression and laughter Melanies photoshoots use posiitve emotions to create stunning reflections of humanity.
Alex James London is a fashion photographer based in East London and has over ten years of experience. Alex specializes in editorial fashion shoots with haute couture elements and is famed for his gritty exploration of movement, particularly through the medium of dance.
Charlotte Tolhurst is a food, lifestyle and portrait photographer who has shot for the likes of Alpro and Teapigs. Originally from Sydney Charlotte was inspired by the food and photography culture down under.
Self titled 'Jack of all trades' Graham photographs a range of subjects, events and portraits. Most notably Graham has an impressive wedding portfolio and is part of the SWPP- Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers.
Specializing in pet photography, Dan Miller creates a natural environment for your pet to feel at home in, allowing Dan to capture the personality and character of your pet.
Lee Stanley is a commerical photographer that specializes in advertising, PR and advertising all within a reasonable budget that attempts to be as cost-effective as possible.
Charlwood began photographing his subjects since the age of 8 capturing the delicacy of human emotion in an amorous environment. Specializing in wedding 'art' photography David creates timeless, meaningful moments out of your special day.
Graham Morgan is often comissioned for his 'product' photography and captures people in their natural working evironment. Fascinated by the process behind design, Graham is a renowned commercial photographer.
Multi-award winning photographer Sam is a wedding photographer who captures the timeless bond between bride and groom by processing images in black and white. Having been awarded top 10 international photographer two years in a row Sam reveals his father as his biggest inspiration and aims to capture the spirit and true essence of your wedding day.
Equine photographer Andy Fountain works closely with your horses to create high-fashion esque shoots that capture the art of the environment and combines it closely with the elegance of horsemanship.
Capturing the wild beauty of our natural environment, John specializes in creating a sweeping cinematic perspective. Each image is layered with an untold story that defines the true nature of the home we live in.
Photographer and teacher Geoff has over 40 years of experience and captures the artistic qualities of nature in its purest form. Using uncoventional methods Geoff slogs through teriffying conditions to capture the perfect photo.
Aged 37 Ross has won numerous accolades for his role as a nature photography and specializes in macro photography and capturing the beauty of the environment. Ross has worked with Nikon as their primary ambassador and is the author of seven photography books.
Agricultural and events photographer Frederick has captured all aspects of Cumbrian life for over 30 years and has built up a rapport with the local community.
A team of two dedicated specialists, Mackney Photography has won multiple award for their fine art, portraiture and attention to detail. Best described as digital wizards Wendy and Simon Mackney show high fashion photography in a different light.
Fine art photographer Kimberly has a flair for interior design and deep understanding of colour and space.
Specializing in child photography Millie captures children in their natural environment and aims to keep shoots as spontaneous as possible. Millie also specializes in school prospectus, advertising and website photography.
Richardsons Photographers are a dedicated team who specialise in coorporate and wedding photography. Their wedding portraiture uses natural surroundings to create haute-couture shoots.
Wildlife photographer Jamie Hall has won multiple awards for his innovative, self-taught images that capture elusive animals in abstract environments.
Glamour and portrait photography Marysia uses her own studio to capture the magnifience of the human body in its most sensual form and has over 10 years of experience.
Covering Essex and Greater London, fashion and portrait photographer Peter narrates art through the medium of fashion photography.
Wedding and portrait photographer Ian has a stunning outdoor studio to his disposal meaning his photographic style differs from the traditional 'bleached white studio' effect.
Underwater photographer Zena Holloway specializes in editorial high fashion shoots and has worked with GQ, Stylist and many more. To Zena water acts as a blank canvas making it the perfect location to shoot.
Commercial fashion photographer Jay Mawson is renowned for his editorial and commercial fashion shoots, although he also covers swimwear and street style.
After graduating with a degree in commercial photography, Ginny developed a love for Hollywood glamour and pin-up photography a niche she felt was missing from modern fashion photography.
Although Jamie specializes in event photography, his exploration of a minute world is far more commendable. Through the eyes of the macro lens Jamie captures the essence of an insects natural habitat.
A wedding photographer with a difference, Colin specializes in documentary style wedding photographs that capture the reality of your wedding day and exudes a timeless appeal.
A former news presenter, Dave Mos has been capturing events for over 30 years. From simple p.r to royal visits Dave's experience is vast.
Wedding and portrait photographer Tatjana has a preference for outdoor shots and captures the wild beauty of the outdoors to accentuate your photos.
This is so interesting as my husband and I have just started a photography business so it's interesting to hear how others find them!


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Ask a Disney Question: Tickets for the taping of the Christmas parade.
October 16, 2010 July 21, 2013 3 min read Chip and Co Past Writers and Friends
I received a couple of questions this week about how guests can view the Christmas parade taping. They've changed it from year to hear, so please be aware that this information could all change. As soon as we get concrete details about the process this year, we'll put it on up on the site and on Facebook. Here's what we know.
First, based on last year, Disney usually announces when you can apply for tickets sometime in October. You'll apply online and then in mid-November you'll receive an email with further information if you've been selected. When you receive that email you'll pick a time, either in the morning or afternoon, on any (or all) of the three days.
This year's parade tapes on December 3rd and 4th, with the 5th scheduled as a make-up day.
The parade is taped in segments. You may see the same performance over and over.
If you're primarily interested in the shows and can only attend one day, choose Friday.
When you go to register, it will likely say that sign up is open until a day or two before the parade. This is technically true, but in reality tickets are snatched up right away. When it's announced, sign immediately.
Sign up is free and includes park admission for the rest of the day.
In year's past, tickets were limited to pass holders; this is no longer the case. Anyone may apply to watch the parade.
Even if you don't have a ticket, you can still come into the parks and see some of the filming. I've heard people say they were able to watch performances pretty easily, but keep in mind that cast members will keep non-audience members out of the roped off areas.
Good luck! As soon as we hear more details we'll post them.
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I have a "former" Russian friend or really she was more like an acquaintance from Kazakhstan who I knew several years ago in Almaty. Last week she informed me that her grandparents were from Belarussia, Moldova, Ukraine, Poland. They had undergone much heartache with the purges under Stalin. In no uncertain terms she told me that the Russians suffered under Stalin as well. I knew that.
I am careful to not blame the Russians because I realize they have been brainwashed about what really happened on Maidan. I was not there at Maidan, but I believe video clips and eye witness accounts from my friends who were there on the ground are reliable. Russia Today (RT) is not credible. That is why one American journalist, Elizabeth Wahl, had to quit. She had to step down because she admitted there was a lot of hatred being vented toward Americans. It continues to foment, unabated.
For Putin, it is all about hatred of the U.S. and other western nations. That is what he is broadcasting to his own people, believing there are Russians trapped in the former Soviet countries. He still has the Soviet Union mentality when it was a "super power." I believe his own country is about to implode, economically and emotionally. His own people are not happy with the way things are going. Indeed, some are satisfied with Putin. In fact, they are very proud of the Russians' records at the latest winter Olympics. However, talk to the people who lived next to all that construction in Sochi. I'm wondering if those construction workers who helped build all the opulent buildings for the Olympics were actually paid. I believe they were slaves who HAD to do this for Putin's own ego.
Let the mourning begin. The closure can now happen for all those families whose loved ones perished in the Indian Ocean with the Malaysian airliner tragedy. I can't even begin to know or understand what the family members went through with the misinformation that was thrown their way. Twenty-six countries were involved in the search and rescue and maybe that is what muddled things in the first place due to language and cultural barriers. They were trying to use the latest in technology and pinning the blame on the pilot. I have a difficult time believing that a pilot would willfully take down hundreds of people on a suicide mission. Once they find the jet's black box and the bodies, they will know what happened. Until then, the puzzles remain.
I get many comments still on what I wrote on this blog over five years ago. I just got a comment from a Voron who is Kazakh, teaching in Malaysia. He was saddened by my misperceptions of his great country of Kazakhstan. I responded that I must have been having a bad day, week, month, well year teaching at the university in Almaty. I saw things that were over-controlled and dealing with minute details to the fraction of points on how to grade composition papers. What was most galling to me was the composition teachers would assign nearly impossible writing assignments which made it easier for them to grade but made it very difficult for students to write. If these same teachers had done their own assignments they would have found out what a crazy assignment it really was. Some of these "English" teachers could not put a sentence together in English to save their soul. I am still angry about what I went through under that system that was still very Soviet in nature.
It is true what Voron wrote that I didn't have a chance to really know and understand what is under the surface of the Kazakh culture. I have a very high respect for Kazakhstan and what they went through in their long and troubled history. In fact, when I write about what happened in Ukraine during the Holodomor (forced starvation period of 1932-33), I cannot neglect to try and educate people that Kazakhstan went through the same devastation. You only have to read "The Silent Steppe: The Memoir of a Kazakh Nomad Under Stalin" by Mukhamet Shayakhmetov, published in 2006 to know what the typical Kazakh survived during the purges.
That is how this blog got its name, "Kazakhnomad," in honor of what Mukhamet wrote out in his ten years of seeing what Stalin was doing to his country and how it affected his family. Right now, the focus is on Ukraine and what Putin will do next. I would hazard to guess that Kazakhstan is very vulnerable right now in the northern area of Kazakhstan because Putin would use the same logic of saying that he needs to protect the Russian speakers from the Kazakhs. No different than what he is saying about going into eastern Ukraine to protect those of Russian ethnicity. I saw a joke something to the effect of a Russian in eastern Ukraine not speaking Russian anymore. How come? Well, he didn't want Putin to come and save him from the Ukrainians. The Russians in Ukraine have more freedom than the Russians in Russia. Eventually what Putin is trying to do may implode on him. While all his troops are off to Estonia or Moldova, he will have unrest in his own capital.
I haven't posted for a while simply because it is so difficult to know what will happen next. I'm sad about the Malaysian airliner going in to the ocean, if that is what really happened, because there are so many families affected by this tragedy. However, I wish the news media would quit showing all the possible scenarios of plane cockpits, black boxes and ocean views from satellites. REALLY?! That is such yellow journalism, meaning that it is cowardly and not asking the hard questions about what is really happening in Ukraine.
What county would be next for Putin to "save!?" I am betting on Kazakhstan as a possible candidate. Although the fearless leader who is power in Astana would not let that happen. If something were to happen to him though, you can bet that Putin would be right there to save the Russians from all that is Kazakh! I do believe that there is enough information that has been disseminated to the people in both countries about their Soviet past so that they would not welcome a re-visit of those times again. That is what Putin wants, a re-establishing of the great and mighty empire of the Soviet Union. However, from what I have read there is much unrest and too many people who know what is going on in Russia to have that happen. Those who know the truth have been put down or marginalized which only makes things worse. The truth will eventually come to the top.
I read about Estonia where they might have a visit from Putin's troops too once he is through with Ukraine. They made no bones about kicking out the Russian people and went back to their Estonian language with the fall of the Soviet Union. I think that would be a bad move on Putin's part to try to tell the rest of the world that Estonia is next on his agenda. Maybe the West will wake up to this power-hungry dictator in the making. Maybe not.
Sochi Olympics was such a farce. Putin wanted everyone to think he was some benevolent benefactor of the games while all the time he is masterminding the invasion of Crimea. This has been in the works for years. Kazakhstan needs to pay attention and be ready. Perhaps the leaders in Astana are already awake to this fact. In the meantime, it is difficult to watch plane cockpits, black boxes and ocean.
So much has happened since the last time I posted. Maidan was a surprise and perhaps this ultimatum at 5:00 a.m. in Ukraine will be another upset for the evil side. Of course, all the propaganda that has been pumped into Russia about what has happened the last three months in Ukraine has been showing doctored up photos and changed scenarios. Interesting how the media is trying to make it look like extremists have taken over from the western part of Ukraine. I am finding out from my former students that people who live in Eastern Ukraine and are Russian ethnicity and Russian speakers do not feel compelled to be speaking the Ukrainian language. That is one of the major reasons for Russia to enter into this new set up government in Kyiv, they feel them must come in and "protect" their loyal subjects. The truth of the matter is that these people who have lived in Ukraine all their lives feel themselves to be Ukrainian even though they speak Russian. Interesting, huh?
Well, with enough countries dropping out of the G-8 meeting and the market going down for their investors in Russia, they will see that the lies they propagated are backfiring on them. Putin had his crowning success with the Sochi games, he should have been happy that they had the most medals at the Olympics. Instead, it looked like he was pre-occupied and scowling the whole time.
What is interesting is to see all the footage that has appeared of the former president Yanocovich's (sp) palatial "dacha" just 12 miles north of Kiev. He had been given money to pave the pock marked roads in Ukraine instead he had a very nice asphalt road made to go to his dacha. That is now being called the "Museum of Corruption" and showed the opulence that he "enjoyed." He managed to steal the people's money in three years time and put it into this house and other toys that he collected. His wife or ex-wife lived in Donetsk and probably didn't know anything about what lifestyle he got accustomed to. Now that has all vanished as he has sought cover from the Russian government and under Putler (Putin + Hitler).
I have read many reports on the social media about what is actually happening in the Crimea and in Ukraine along the eastern border. I have been to Sevastopol several times. I remember seeing some Crimean, Ukrainian and Russian flags flying. The city has a LOT of history and has museums about some of the great battles that have been fought on the Black Sea. It is a strategic place for Putin to secure. The Russian government was leasing it from Ukraine but now it wants it without paying anymore. It also probably wants the eastern half of Ukraine as well. Good luck with that.
What has happened, from what I can tell, is that this division created from the outside has only solidified the two parts of Ukraine because the east for sure doesn't want to be controlled by Moscow. That smacks too much of what it used to be like under the Soviet Union.
Well, I wait and see if the 5:00 a.m. ultimatum has been met or if they are in the middle of a bloodbath as promised. I'll find out tomorrow…stay tuned.


Gaia Cambiaggi documents the architecture of greenhouses in various European countries. Her photographs are exhibited until 13 September at Studio Gibel in Palermo.
"My research began in Liguria, on the "Riviera of Flowers". I have always been fascinated by the intense morphology of my region, and the relationship between greenhouse architecture and the landscape".
"Invernaderos" is the result of the photographic study that Gaia Cambiaggi has been carrying out since 2013. Curated by Emilia Giorgi, the exhibition held in Studio Gibel in Palermo was inaugurated together with Manifesta 12, the travelling art biennial which examines the themes of biodiversity and migration, of citizenship and co-habitation.
The artist began in Italy to then move on to Spain and the Netherlands, highlighting the peculiarities of the landscape and the economic and political situation in the places visited. "One of the most interesting areas for greenhouse farming is Almeria, to the south of the Spanish peninsula, where there is an area known as the "mar de plástico". The territory is completely covered in these structures, which are used mainly for farming. It is a form of extreme violence on the landscape. In the Netherlands the situation is completely different. There is more respect for the landscape, but a very high density of greenhouses. Again, here there are entire regions which are covered with this rural architecture".
From above, the agricultural constructions look like an indistinct white blob. Monotonous architecture covers and cancels the landscape and its complexity. The photographic project develops various levels of analysis: the anthropisation of the land, geopolitical questions which determine a number of material conditions and themes tied to biodiversity and agriculture. "The images from inside show unexpected conditions: when one enters a greenhouse full of flowers, one expects a pleasant fragrance, but in reality, it stinks of alcohol. In order to keep the insemination pure, everything is disinfected, and the pollens are separated and collected with bags and pincers. The greenhouses are very sterile places. I am very interested by this constriction of the plant world in such an organised manner.
The landscapes shown by Cambiaggi are juxtaposed with those celebrated by Manifesta 12. Purity versus hybrids, normalisation versus diversity, order versus chaos. The photographs are cues for reflection on actual political, economic and social trends in the European Union. Just as for the many exhibitions in Manifesta 12, "Invernaderos" allows us to discover one of Palermo's many hidden places. The large-scale photographs dialogue with the apartment in a 15th century building which looks out onto the Cathedral. Palermo celebrates complexity and wonder.


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Brexit Update - Are We Heading Towards a Chaotic Exit?
The 18th – 21st August 2020 saw the seventh round of the UK/EU Brexit negotiations, and anyone who was hoping for some positive news may be sorely disheartened. Following the talks, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier expressed his frustration at the lack of progress; "Today at this stage, an agreement between the UK and the EU seems unlikely…I simply do not understand why we are wasting valuable time." He went on to say, "Those that were hoping for negotiations to accelerate this week will be disappointed". David Frost, the UK's Chief Negotiator, made his thoughts known at the same time, "We have had useful discussions this week, but there has been little progress. "The EU is still insisting not only that we must accept continuity with EU state aid and fisheries policy, but also that this must be agreed before any further substantive work can be done in any other area of the negotiation, including on legal texts. This makes it unnecessarily difficult to make progress. There are other significant areas that remain to be resolved and, even where there is a broad understanding between negotiators; there is a lot of detail to work through. Time is short for both sides". So with only a few weeks remaining to secure a complex trade deal, both sides appear to be blaming each other.
What is remarkable is that even after a full round of negotiations, as Michel Barnier stated, "We have made no progress whatsoever on the issues that matter." Unfortunately, the same sticking points remain in relation to EU fishing rights in UK waters, state aid, the 'level playing field', common standards, and worker's rights.
Is This Not all Just Part of the Negotiation Process?
It is tempting to believe that this is just all part of the course, and we just need to wait until a midnight deal is thrashed out. Indeed, some commentators, including the BBC's Brussels Correspondent, Nick Beake, believe that UK and EU negotiators are 'locked in last-minute power play'; "In what is the theatre, the negotiation, the art of the deal, the EU and UK are holding out for the best possible arrangement in the new socially-distanced, face-covering world that Covid-19 has created".
One of the challenges for the government is that even if they were planning on last-minute power-play to achieve their objectives, they are now having to add to their calculus the impact of COVID-19 on the UK economy. They may have even planned to use COVID-19 as a partial rationale for any negative impact of Brexit, but it may have put the UK in a far more vulnerable state to weather a no-deal. The last time Brexit was mentioned in a government press conference was on 24th January, when PM Boris Johnson talked about his 'oven-ready deal'. That now seems a lifetime away and the government appears to be blaming the oven for not having the meal ready on time.
So is this all power-play? The truth is no-one knows, and to assume it belies the fact that 27 EU nations have to agree to any consensus that Frost and Barnier can come to.
Planning for the Worst, Hoping For the Best
As we speak, Michael Gove, we are told is working 'night and day' to prepare for no-deal, although quite how much can be achieved given we are nearly in September is unclear. But the leaking of a "reasonable worst-case scenario" document from the Cabinet Office to a national newspaper may be about to complicate matters more for the government. Despite the stubborn reluctance to believe otherwise, pro-Brexit politicians continue to maintain that worrying about any adverse outcome is pointless. According to the leaked dossier which was written in July to plan for the intersection of a no-deal Brexit and a sharp rise in coronavirus infections in the winter, there will be an army on the streets to manage the public disorder and the Navy will be dispatched to scare off EU fishing vessels. We will also see food, power, and oil shortages, animal disease, and the bankruptcy of one in 20 councils wreaking havoc on the social care system. In response, Michael Gove seems to have a more rosy view of the situation, "We got Brexit done with a great deal in January and we are working flat out to make sure the United Kingdom is ready for the changes and huge opportunities at the end of the year as we regain our political and economic independence for the first time in almost 50 years. Part of this work includes routine contingency planning for various scenarios that we do not think will happen, but we must be ready for come what may."
Those last words are important, if not perplexing. On the one hand, businesses are being expected to invest large sums to prepare for the start of 2021, on the other hand, the government doesn't think this will happen. It is easy to see why confusion abounds.
In a recent piece in the Financial Times, associate editor Wolfgang Münchau takes an alternative view on Brexit. In the balance between no deal and a 'wafer-thin' deal, he says, "An agreement is highly desirable — if only as a framework for future co-operation. But it would be wrong to conclude a deal at all costs. I did not support Brexit myself. But starting from where we are today, I would prioritise exploiting the potential of Brexit rather than minimising its costs". He believes that to make the best out of Brexit, the government should look to introduce new strategic industrial subsidies, especially in favour of high-tech opportunities that the EU has failed to grasp. Regardless of the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, a post-Brexit industrial strategy is what is urgently needed to steer a positive step forward from 2021 onwards.
The Brexit talks are scheduled to resume on 7th September in London; we will keep you updated with any progress. We can only hope we will have more positive news to report in mid-September 2020.
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Every month, the Blue and Gold Newspaper will choose one teacher from the school to be featured for 'The Teacher of the Issue.' The teachers are chosen and voted on by the newspaper staff every month. There was no doubting this month's teacher of the issue for 'The Blue and Gold.'
Mrs. Edwards, a marine science teacher, is going into her 13th year of teaching this upcoming school year. She began teaching in 2010 at Pace High School and made her way to Gulf Breeze after the first semester.
Edwards completed her undergraduate degree at Auburn University after majoring in Microbiology. "After struggling to find a job, I decided to pursue my master's degree in biology at the University of West Florida," Edwards said.
As many students know, Edwards teaches marine science. This class is loved by many students and is different than most science classes. She states, "The field of marine science is so vast that I never get bored. It incorporates biology, chemistry, physics, and geology. I love learning new things."
Though there are many sciences and aspects involved in marine science, Edwards has a favorite. Edwards recalled, "I especially love the biology component of marine science, ecosystems and the wacky adaptations that organisms develop to live there."
In the past, Edwards was the coach of the school's swim and dive team, but this year she decided to take part in other school activities. "This is the first year here that I haven't coached the acclaimed Swim & Dive Team, however, I'll keep myself busy as sponsor of the Marine Science Club, Interact Club and Coastal Mentoring Club," she stated.
Edwards enjoys many other things in her spare time. Edwards said, "I enjoy spending time with my family (we're a tight group!), hanging at the beach, kayaking and paddle boarding. I also enjoy cooking and snuggling with my Labrador while binge watching the latest show."
Edwards loves teaching at Gulf Breeze, her students and her fellow teachers. "My favorite thing is the comradery of the teachers and staff and the good friends I have made (shout out to the best science department!). Of course, it also helps when you have the high caliber of students as we do at GBHS too!"
Edward' students and fellow teachers all appreciate the work that she does here at Gulf Breeze and they can't wait to see what else she accomplishes and teaches this school year.
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Q: Sentence-level to document-level sentiment analysis. Analysing news I need to perform sentiment analysis on news articles about a specific topic using the Stanford NLP tool.
Such tool only allows sentence based sentiment analysis while I would like to extract a sentiment evaluation of the whole articles with respect to my topic.
For instance, if my topic is Apple, I would like to know the sentiment of a news article with respect to Apple.
Just computing the average of the sentences in my articles won't do. For instance, I might have an article saying something along the lines of "Apple is very good at this, and this and that. While Google products are very bad for these reasons". Such an article would result in a Neutral classification using the average score of sentences, while it is actually a Very positive article about Apple.
On the other hand filtering my sentences to include only the ones containing the word Apple would miss articles along the lines of "Apple's product A is pretty good. However, it lacks the following crucial features: ...". In this case the effect of the second sentence would be lost if I were to use only the sentences containing the word Apple.
Is there a standard way of addressing this kind of problems? Is Stanford NLP the wrong tool to accomplish my goal?

A: Update: You might want to look into
http://blog.getprismatic.com/deeper-content-analysis-with-aspects/
This is a very active area of research so it would be hard to find an off-the-shelf tool to do this (at least nothing is built in the Stanford CoreNLP). Some pointers: look into aspect-based sentiment analysis. In this case, Apple would be an "aspect" (not really but can be modeled that way). Andrew McCallum's group at UMass, Bing Liu's group at UIC, Cornell's NLP group, among others, have worked on this problem.
If you want a quick fix, I would suggest to extract sentiment from sentences that have reference to Apple and its products; use coref (check out dcoref annotator in Stanford CoreNLP), which will increase the recall of sentences and solve the problem of sentences like "However, it lacks..".

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Now, Japanese etailer Rakuten brings UAVs to the golfing world via Sora Raku, a drone-based delivery service for golfers.
From this month, players at the Camel Golf Course in Tokyo will be able to order equipment, snacks, beverages and more straight onto the golf course via the Sora Raku Android app. To begin, users simply download the app and log in using their Rakuten member ID. Then they place an order and pay with a credit card or Rakuten Super Points.
Once an order is received, staff at the nearby depot pack the order into a delivery box and load it onto the drone. Golfers receive a notification on the app, and the drone is sent to the nearest pickup point. Once it has landed, the drone automatically releases the goods and returns to the depot. Players pick up their supplies and continue their game with minimal disruption.
The service will be trialled at the Camel Golf Course, and if successful, expand to other golf courses. How else could drones be used to improve consumer sports?


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C. Matthew Luther is a multi-media artist based in Riverside California. His concepts explore the human detachment with nature. In his studio research Luther moves between photography, printmaking, and video to produce his artwork.
He recently was a Visiting Professor of Art and Design at Hubei University of Technology in Wuhan China. Luther's work often includes community-engaged projects such as the Wuhan Mobile Printmaking Lab, a tricycle outfitted to produce silkscreen prints on the go. The printmaking bike traveled the streets of China engaging the public in printmaking techniques.
Luther received a Bachelor of Fine Art at Southern Oregon University and a Master of Fine Art at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He has shown internationally including a recent exhibition of work at One Space Gallery in Wuhan China and has been a visiting Artist-in-Residence in Iceland, Sweden, Norway, and Finland.


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UK GIB invests in 5.4 MW biomass plant
U.K. Green Investment Bank
Nick Bryant
Construction work will soon commence on a new green energy facility in Wrexham Industrial Estate, north Wales, after developers secured a commitment of £25 million ($36.03 million) from U.K. Green Investment Bank plc and Equitix.
The 5.4 MW biomass plant, the second to be developed by Liverpool-based Green Plan Energy, will generate around 34 GWh of green electricity per annum—enough to power 2,400 number of homes. It will be combined-heat-and-power (CHP) "ready," meaning it has the potential to provide heat to neighboring manufacturing businesses.
The facility is expected to cut greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 6,000 metric tons CO2e every year—the equivalent of removing 2,800 cars from the road.
The Equitix-managed fund Energy Savings Investment, in which GIB is a cornerstone investor, is investing £12.25 million in the project. An additional £12.75 million of private capital has been mobilized from the parallel Equitix Energy Efficiency Fund.
Bester Generaciόn U.K. Ltd., part of the Bester Group, has been appointed engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor and has been awarded a long-term operations and maintenance (O&M) contract. Around 60 jobs will be created during construction of the plant, with 15 full-time positions created upon completion.
Fuel will be supplied by Hadfield Wood Recyclers with biomass specialists PBS Energo supplying the plant's biomass boiler, flue gas cleaning system and electricity generation contract.
Power will be exported to the grid and sold to ENGIE under a long-term power off-take agreement.
Edward Northam, Head of Investment Banking, GIB, said, "Britain's manufacturing businesses consume huge amounts of heat every year, much of it from non-renewable sources. Dual-purpose plants like Wrexham, which are capable of generating renewable electricity and heat for the benefit of local industry, play an important role in greening the UK economy. Heat isn't just a byproduct of the electricity generation process; it is a valuable source of energy in itself."
Geoff Jackson, Chief Executive Officer, Equitix, said, "We are pleased to have reached financial close on another CHP 'ready' scheme in our energy efficiency portfolio. Once operational, we expect it to deliver beneficial carbon savings and make a significant contribution to the environment and creating a sustainable economy in the U.K.
Equitix is pleased to have achieved this close on behalf of our investors and we expect to close further energy efficiency deals in the coming months.
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Home / Entertainment / Bollywood / Padmavati row: Karni Sena threatens to cut off Deepika Padukone's nose
Members of Rashtriya Rajput Karni Sena shout slogans against fimmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali during a protest demanding a total ban on the movie Padmavati in Bengaluru on Wednesday.(PTI)
Padmavati row: Karni Sena threatens to cut off Deepika Padukone's nose
Sarv Brahmin Mahasabha submits signatures with blood, in Jaipur, to be sent to the Central Board of Film Certification, seeking ban on Padmavati.
By HT Correspondent | Hindustan Times, New Delhi
UPDATED ON NOV 16, 2017 06:22 PM IST
Fringe organisations have scaled up protests against Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film Padmavati and the street war is getting uglier by the minute. Karni Sena, whose members attacked the director in January this year in Jaipur where he was shooting the film, have now threatened to maim the film's lead actor, Deepika Padukone.
The film is based on a 16th century poem and historians have said that there is no record of such a queen in history.
Speaking to ANI, Karni Sena member Mahipal Singh Makrana said, "Rajput Karni Sena is fighting to protect the image of women being portrayed in the films. We never raise a hand on women but if need be, we will do to Deepika what Lakshman did to Shurpanakha for violating the rules and culture of India."
Earlier in the day, Sri Rajput Karni Sena chief Lokendra Singh Kalvi said the Sena would gather in lakhs and called for a nationwide shutdown on December 1. "Our ancestors wrote history with blood, hence, we will not let anyone blacken it," he added.
Meanwhile, Sarv Brahmin Mahasabha are signing a petition with blood against the film, which will be sent to the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Rajput community in Meerut has also announced a bounty of Rs 5 crore on the filmmaker's head.
He threatened to burn down any theatre which screens the film and said, "Jauhar ki jwala hai, bahut kuch jalega. Rok sako to rok lo. (This is the fire of 'jauhar', a lot of things will burn. Stop us if you can.)"
Sarv Brahmin Mahasabha members protest against #Padmavati in #Jaipur, give signatures with blood to be sent to the Central Board of Film Certification pic.twitter.com/pN9NwB4F9Y
We will gather in lakhs, our ancestors wrote history with blood we will not let anyone blacken it; will call for Bharat bandh on 1 December: Lokendra Singh Kalvi, Rajput Karni Sena #Padmavati pic.twitter.com/zYvdHLsAB2
Rajputs never raise a hand on women but if need be, we will do to Deepika what Lakshman did to Shurpanakha: Mahipal Singh Makrana of Rajput Karni Sena in a self-made video #Padmavati pic.twitter.com/82AWKGO7IU
The film has been submitted to the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and is slated to hit theatres on December 1. The CBFC is yet to watch the film and chairperson Prasoon Joshi told IANS, "The speculative reports a few publications are carrying about I having watched Padmavati are absolutely baseless and untrue. I have not watched the film, not expressed any views regarding it. The film will follow the due process at CBFC."
On Wednesday, the Uttar Pradesh government wrote to the Centre saying the release of the film on December 1 will pose a law and order problem for the state. UP Principal Secretary (Home), Arvind Kumar said the Censor board should be apprised about the public resentment over the alleged distortion of facts in the movie. "The Censer Board members should take a decision after taking into account people's views. They should be apprised about it. It has come to the notice through intelligence reports that the film's producers have presented the movie for Censor Board clearance. After the release of the trailer of the movie on October 9, various social and other organisations opposed the film," the letter said.
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Naseeruddin Shah says he hoped his marriage to Ratna Pathak Shah would set a precedent when it came to inter-faith marriages.
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Tabu has shared a message with her followers on Instagram.
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Sara Ali Khan with her brother Ibrahim Ali Khan outside a restaurant. (Varinder Chawla)
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Tillotama Shome (right) in a still from Sir.
A big digital boost for small films: How festival favourite films are hit on OTT
The OTT platforms have been credited for creating a level playing field for actors, Not just actors but everyone involved in the process of creative process of content creation, be it writers, directors and pretty much everyone.
Police personnel outside Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor's home.
Police personnel seen stationed outside Saif's home amid Tandav row
A police van and a few police officers were seen stationed outside Saif Ali Khan's home in Mumbai on Sunday. Multiple politicians and leaders have been protesting against Saif's show Tandav for 'hurting religious sentiments'.
Thugs of Hindostan actor Saqib Ayub.
Saqib Ayub: Talent never goes unnoticed
By S Farah Rizvi
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Mira Rajput shared many pictures from her Goa vacation with husband Shahid Kapoor.
Shahid Kapoor, Mira Rajput take off to Goa for a vacation. See pics
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Adah Sharma's next Bollywood project is Commando 4. She will also be seen in a number of web shows, films down south and short films.
Adah Sharma: Star or newcomer, your work displayed side-by-side on OTT homepage
By Shreya Mukherjee
Actor Adah Sharma says nothing can disrupt the balance of good content on OTT as the audience wants to see good films and shows despite who's starring in it.
Mahesh Manjrekar is known for his films like Vaastav and Astitva.
Case filed against filmmaker Mahesh Manjrekar for slapping a person
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Akshay Kumar shared a story from Ramayana to inspire fans to make contributions to the Ram Mandir construction.
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Arjun Rampal's daughter Mahikaa turned 19 on Sunday.
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Actor Sai Sreenivas will make his Bollywood debut with the Hindi remake of SS Rajamouli's Chatrapathi.
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Arvind Swamy and Kangana Ranaut in a still from Thalaivi.
On MGR's birth anniversary, Thalaivi makers share Arvind Swamy's look from film
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Actor Nafisa Ali has been a part of films such as Life in a ... Metro and Guzaarish.
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Q: how to count total replies and show them in descending order in Laravel i have two table questions and replies. inside replies i am storing all the replies of the question so in my replies table i have field question id.
i want to count number of replies against the question and want to show them in a descending order.
such as the the question who has the most replies should come first.
how i can count them and show them in descending order?
$data=DB::table('questions')
            ->join('replies', 'questions.id','=','replies.q_id')->get();

A: $data=DB::table('questions')
        ->join('replies', 'questions.id','=','replies.q_id')
        ->groupBy('questions.id')
        ->select('questions.id' , DB::raw('COUNT(1) as total_replies'))
        ->orderByDesc('total_replies')
        ->get();


Melbourne Park is being redeveloped to cater for the growing popularity of the Australian Open and to establish Melbourne and Olympic Parks as an unbeatable sports and events precinct.
smoother movement into and inside the precinct.
adding new rainwater harvesting and treatment facilities.
a bridge over Olympic Boulevard, connecting the Eastern Plaza and AAMI Park.
The original project budget of $363 million increased to $366 million following a $3 million contribution from the Federal Government for the rainwater harvesting and treatment facilities.
media and broadcast facilities for the Australian Open.
direct access from Flinders Street Station via Birrarung Marr.
internal upgrades to ensure that Rod Laver Arena can continue to host the best events in Australia.
a Central Terrace, featuring a new elevated public space in the heart of the precinct connected by ramps to Garden Square and Upper Terrace.
an Upper Terrace including a 5000 seat Show Court/Arena and match court.
permanent broadcast cabling to courts.
new Staff Mustering areas within the Rod Laver Arena under croft.


Ever wonder how beekeepers are able to work around tens of thousands of swarming honeybees at once? Firstly, they wear a bee veil, which guards against painful stings. Secondly, they add smoke, which make handling the bees manageable. Although the smoking technique has been around for thousands of years, we still don't know the full extent of its effects on bees. We do know a few reasons why pumping hives full of smoke calms the bees: for one, it masks the pheromones of the guard bees that would excite the hive. The smoke also makes them think there's a fire nearby, which motivates them to start feeding in case they need the energy for an evacuation. Just like people, bees that have recently gorged on food are slow and lethargic. Learn more about the science of bees in the videos below.
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Justin Bieber Reveals the Title of His New Album
ByJessie Morris
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Current Complex cover star Justin Bieber has been busy promoting his No. 1 single "What Do You Mean" around the world, with countless fire performances of the infectious single. If that wasn't enough, Bieber just dropped a surprise for his fans today when he revealed the name of his forthcoming album on his Instagram and Twitter. The scripted word Purpose fills his page with the hashtag #6weeks following it. It's a pretty clear hint that Purpose is indeed the name of his album, which is set to drop on November 13.
#6weeks pic.twitter.com/H74LcGie4A
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) October 2, 2015
Look for Bieber's new album, Purpose, to drop next month, and check out the Complex cover story, The Deep End, here.
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