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When One Wedding Requires Four Outfits, Try Renting
When the wedding invitation arrived in the spring of 2021, Sonya Patel, an entrepreneur who runs a small spice business in Cleveland, was in a bind.
It was for an Indian wedding, which can span multiple days and require not just a single dress but an entire wardrobe: four outfits, perhaps, for weekend-long festivities; two pairs of shoes; three purses; and bangles and earrings to match.
Ms. Patel, 40, usually relied on lehengas, or skirts, and saris purchased by her mother during her regular visits to Jaipur for these events; Ms. Patel hadn't traveled to India herself in more than a decade. But that spring, "no one had gone to India to go shopping" because of Covid, she said. "I went to try on everything at my mom's house, and nothing fit. I was in a panic."
Frantic Google searches led her to Borrow the Bazaar and Preserve, two rental sites specializing in South Asian formal wear. After a flurry of emails and Zoom calls, she chose a white mirrored lehenga from Preserve for the sangeet, a lively pre-wedding celebration. "Afterward, I put it in a box and sent it back and didn't have to think about it — it was amazing," Ms. Patel said. The cost was $110 for a seven-day rental.
South Asian weddings seem like the perfect occasion for the fashion-rental juggernaut: Traditional attire can be expensive and take months to have custom-made; such delicate pieces can be difficult to clean and store, too. And once a look makes it to Instagram, who wants to be seen in it again at the next Diwali gala?
Sonya Patel said rental companies like Borrow the Bazaar and Preserve allowed her to take more risks with her event wardrobe. "I rent outfits that are way more fashion-forward, that I would never in my life purchase," she said. Credit…via Sonya Bapna Patel
For many, renting is the next logical solution. Preserve and Borrow the Bazaar, along with sites like AllBorrow and the Pakistani designer-focused Almari360 — all introduced in roughly the last five years — are part of a new generation of businesses trying to solve the logistically challenging and expensive dilemma of dressing for a South Asian wedding.
Rent the Runway, which made borrowed fashion a mainstream fixture, announced in February 2020 that it would start carrying Indian designs by the North Carolina-based label Sani.
"The pieces were completely booked out within 48 hours; then two weeks later the pandemic hit," said Niki Shamdasani, who founded Sani with her sister, Ritika. So far the partnership hasn't expanded beyond a few outfit options, which are often unavailable because they are being rented.
The demand can be high, according to Sonal J. Shah, a New York wedding planner who has overseen nearly 2,000 high-end South Asian nuptials in her two-decade career. "Post-Covid, I would say in the U.S. alone there are between 6,000 to 6,500" South Asian weddings per year, she said. (Translation: dresses for nearly 20,000 events.) The average budget for her clients' multiday extravaganzas, she said, is $350,000 to $400,000, and a designer trousseau can cost as much as $60,000.
Guests, of course, don't have to spend nearly as much, but even at less extravagant weddings, the numbers still add up.
"Everybody's tired of spending thousands of dollars on outfits they only wear once," said Lindsey Chakraborty, Preserve's founder and chief executive. "In my personal experience, everybody you know is invited to every wedding, so you can't repeat that same lehenga for another couple of years — and then it's already out of trend."
Ms. Chakraborty, 36, came up with the idea behind Preserve when she was dating her husband, Shiv, and she found herself shopping for three Indian weddings in one year. "As a basic plus-one guest, I needed 15 outfits," she said. When she took the "budget route online," she said the outfits that arrived were poor quality and looked nothing like their pictures.
Using her background in business, Ms. Chakraborty began researching the market and discovered how overlooked it was, especially with the rate of mixed marriages in the Indian community. (She is white; her husband is Indian American.)
Indian and Pakistani attire often involves delicate design details that can pose a challenge for clothing rental companies.Credit…Sara Messinger for The New York Times
Ms. Shah, the wedding planner, estimates that more than 60 percent of her couples are interracial, which means there's a diverse pool of guests who are eager to dress the part, but are also concerned about respecting traditions by choosing suitable attire and colors — and may lack a personal collection of saris to pull from. For a recent wedding she planned in Mexico, Ms. Shah said, "We probably filtered 60 to 70 emails just about the clothing and jewelry."
The more Ms. Chakraborty researched, the more convinced she was that there was a need for her intervene. So she put all of her wedding money into Preserve and eloped on her TriBeCa rooftop in August 2021. She teased Preserve that summer with two Instagram Stories, which she said prompted 500 rental requests in response.
Since fall 2021, Preserve has attracted more than 1,000 new customers, half of whom rent two or more outfits per order, she said. Ms. Chakraborty estimates that half of her clientele is not South Asian.
Aletheia Orphanidys, a 31-year-old lawyer in the Bay Area, is one of Preserve's non-Desi customers. When she was invited to a law school classmate's wedding in 2021, she was overwhelmed. "Everyone else knew what the sangeet versus the mehndi looks like," she said. "I had not a single clue what the events were, what colors were appropriate. I had no idea where to begin."
With consultation via text, Preserve helped her style a designer wardrobe of five ensembles for a total of $500 — a fraction of the thousands it would have cost to buy them — for a seven-day rental period.
Even women who maintain their own Indian wardrobes say they enjoy the freedom of experimenting the rental services provide. "It gives you confidence to try styles you might not try on your own," Ms. Patel said. "I rent outfits that are way more fashion-forward, that I would never in my life purchase."
Aletheia Orphanidys rented a series of outfits from Preserve when she was invited to a former classmate's wedding in 2021.Credit…Aletheia Orphanidys
Ms. Orphanidys said the rental service helped her solve a fashion conundrum. "I had not a single clue what the events were, what colors were appropriate. I had no idea where to begin," she said.Credit…Aletheia Orphanidys
South Asian rental platforms may have established proof of concept, but they still face a unique set of challenges. For example, Ms. Patel said there can be a stigma around preworn apparel in some South Asian families: "My mom was horrified," Ms. Patel said, remembering the first time she broached the idea of renting with her mother.
Then there is the matter of cleaning delicate pieces: Indian and Pakistani attire often involves embellished fabrics and handmade beading that can deteriorate quickly if not cared for properly. Rental brands tend to focus their inventory on richly woven fabrics, like banarasi, beading that is more durable, and distinctive silhouettes, like sari-gown hybrids — a slight shift from the designs customers may be used to seeing.
And sizing can be difficult for rental companies to streamline — even more so for South Asian garments, which are typically tailored to a highly individual fit. To work around this, Almari360 and AllBorrow work with seamstresses to add adjustable elements like ties and snaps to each garment; Preserve coordinates with its designers to standardize sizes, and Ms. Chakraborty said she was developing technological solutions to further eliminate guesswork.
But even as these companies work to streamline their services, clients' packed post-pandemic social calendars are keeping them in business.
"I'm 100 percent renting again — I was on both sites two nights ago picking out outfits for a wedding in March," Ms. Patel said of Preserve's and Borrow the Bazaar's websites. She has become a repeat customer of both companies.
She's also spreading the rental gospel, much to her mother's chagrin. "I told people I rented, and my mom said, 'Why are you telling people?'" she recalled with a laugh. "I was like, 'Because it might help someone else!'"
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159. The progressive integration of RPAS into the airspace raises particular concerns in respect of data protection and privacy. Indeed, the Communication states: "RPAS operations must not lead to fundamental rights being infringed, including the respect for the right to private and family life, and the protection of personal data". The protection of personal data is regulated by the Data Protection Directive at EU level and in the UK by the Data Protection Act 1998. Privacy, though, is a less well defined concept related to the right to respect for private and family life. It is enshrined in Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. This chapter addresses these two areas in turn.
160. The EU has a well-established competence with regard to data protection by virtue of the EU Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC, the provisions of which have been implemented in the UK by the Data Protection Act 1998 (as amended). The Directive requires that personal data be collected only for specified, explicit and legitimate purpose.
161. The EU Data Protection Directive provides that Members States may restrict the scope of the obligations contained in the Directive for reasons of national or public security, defence, or the investigation of criminal offences. Moreover, the Directive does not apply to the processing of data by individuals in the course of purely personal or household activities. However, the latter exemption no longer applies if data collected in a personal capacity are published and publicly accessible online. As a result, the Directive applies only to commercial RPAS operators and not to hobbyist or leisure users.
used to collect data". Accordingly, Trilateral Research and Consultancy Ltd said that RPAS pilots considered their aircraft as "machines through which they can collect massive amounts of data".
163. This does not mean, though, that RPAS present a new or increased threat to data protection, compared with existing technology. The National Centre for Precision Farming told us: "The use of RPAS for aerial work is likely to be far less intrusive than CCTV coverage and the use of mobile phone cameras". Mr Lissone, of EUROCONTROL, said that RPAS brought "the same controversies as Google streetview when they were driving around with a camera on top of a car filming every house."
164. Nonetheless, a number of submissions highlighted the fact that RPAS alter the way in which data is collected. The Centre for Democracy and Technology said that RPAS "have unique vantage points allowing for levels of surveillance that ground based individuals may not expect." David Smith, of the Information Commissioner's Office, said: "There is more scope with these systems (RPAS) for what we could call collateral intrusion", whereby data not relevant to specific purpose of the operation are collected, such as images of people in their gardens collected in the course of an inspection on a chimney.
165. On the other hand, David Goldberg said: "No operator among the operators that I am familiar with has the slightest interest—the slightest interest—in surveillance or in close scrutiny of independent human beings." He said that data protection concerns about RPAS were "not credible in relation to the use of RPAS in the market that we are talking about" where operators carry out aerial surveillance of crops or infrastructure. Mr Lissone said that, in his experience, RPAS pilots who were aware of current legislation handled data protection "with the greatest and utmost care according to the European Standards".
It is the job of lawyers, regulators and judges to interpret the law as it is in the light of new technologies."
168. The Information Commissioner's Office also said that EU data protection legislation was currently being updated, "to take account of any new technological developments in a technologically neutral way". The Council of Ministers and the European Parliament are currently negotiating a proposal for a General Data Protection Regulation. The Minister said that, depending on when it is approved, the Regulation would come into force in Member States at the earliest in 2017.
169. The General Data Protection Regulation, as proposed, also considers how technology could be used to prevent collateral intrusion by commercial RPAS pilots. Professor Paul De Hert and Laura Jaques recommended that commercial pilots make use of "privacy by design", whereby the RPAS collecting photographic imagery or video images, from which individuals could be identified, "consider the use of anonymous video analytics or blurring technology." The Information Commissioner's Office said that, in the updating of EU data protection legislation, "The focus on data controller accountability and privacy by design/privacy by default will be important concepts that RPAS developers and regulators should consider carefully."
170. Despite these forthcoming measures, concerns were raised about the levels of awareness among commercial RPAS pilots regarding their data protection responsibilities. Trilateral Research and Consultancy Ltd said that its EU-wide research found "a significant gap in RPAS industry representatives understanding of their privacy and data protection obligations." It also suggested that specific guidance for RPAS pilots on the impact of data protection legislation would help raise awareness. As well as explaining the law regarding the collection and retention of data, the Centre for Democracy and Technology said these guidelines should clarify where pilots and data subjects could reasonably expect data not to be captured. Mr Lee said that guidance would also help to ensure that "the law can be applied fairly and consistently to the use of RPAS."
171. The Information Commissioner's Office noted that it had revised its CCTV Code of Practice to include specific information on the use of RPAS. Trilateral Research and Consultancy Ltd said that similar guidance was being produced by data protection authorities in France and Belgium.
172. We do not believe that there should be technology-specific data protection legislation for RPAS. The proposed General Data Protection Regulation is the appropriate vehicle to meet the challenges of increased commercial use of RPAS. At the same time, pilots should be made aware of their obligations under existing data protection legislation as well as the draft Regulation. We recommend that the Commission, through Member States' data protection agencies, create and share specific data protection guidance for commercial RPAS pilots.
173. Concerns were also raised about how members of the public would be able to exercise their rights under the data protection legislation. Rights Watch UK said it would be "hard for a normal individual to identify which organisation is flying an RPAS, for what purpose, and whether that RPAS is being used for a purpose that will collect data about that individual." Trilateral Research and Consultancy Ltd suggested that research funding should be allocated to constructing a "recognition system for RPAS" which would rely on "unique identifiers", such as chips, to be "tracked via GPS using a centralised system". It continued: "Such a system would be a robust transparency tool that would enable citizens to immediately identify the RPAS, the operator and the avenue through which they could find out additional information." The Centre for Democracy and Technology made a similar recommendation. Professor De Hert and Ms Jaques said that such a system would also help RPAS operators to "identify themselves and inform individuals about the aim and location of their operations", and thereby improve the transparency of their operations.
174. We have recommended the creation of an online database through which commercial RPAS pilots could share details of their flights with other airspace users. One of the benefits of such a database would be that RPAS pilots could use it to inform members of the public of their data protection policies to make it easier for individuals to rely on their data protection rights.
175. The proposed General Data Protection Regulation, mentioned earlier, would require any commercial operation involving the collection and processing of personal data to undertake a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA). PIAs assess the risk of a project interfering with an individual's informational or physical privacy. PIAs are intended to help to identify risks in the early stages of a project and provide an opportunity to develop mitigating strategies.
176. A number of witnesses recommended that commercial RPAS pilots should carry out PIAs even in advance of adoption of the Regulation, although there was uncertainty regarding when they should be carried out. Mr Lee, of Taylor Vinters LLP, and the Centre for Democracy and Technology both said that PIAs should be required as part of any submission requesting permission to operate an RPAS to national aviation authorities. Mr Lee also recommended that PIAs be mandatory for any operation in congested areas, owing to the higher likelihood of collateral intrusion. Trilateral Research and Consultancy Ltd recommended that a PIA should be carried out "before conducting each type of operation". This would allow companies to take data protection issues into account at an early stage rather than "applying costly retrofixes". It continued: "The strength of such impact assessments is that they enable the regulatory framework to take account of the heterogeneity of RPAS technologies and missions."
177. Requirements for commercial RPAS pilots to complete PIAs would demonstrate that public concern regarding privacy was being addressed. The Information Commissioner's Office said that PIAs were "often the most effective way to demonstrate to the [Information Commissioner's Office] how personal data processing complies with the Data Protection Act". Thales UK said: "A basis for wider acceptance will be for users to demonstrate a rigorous approach to personal data security, recognising the duties and responsibilities of Data Controllers."
178. A requirement to complete PIAs would have resource implications for RPAS businesses as well as for data protection agencies. Mr Goldberg said he feared regulation requiring PIAs would become box ticking exercises, while Mr Smith suggested that PIAs, by preventing intrusions, could reduce the resources devoted by the Information Commissioner's Office to dealing with breaches of the law.
179. While we agree with the principle of encouraging RPAS pilots to carry out Privacy Impact Assessments, care must be taken not to overburden regulators and emerging RPAS businesses. Once the EU General Data Protection Regulation is agreed, we recommend that the Government explain the extent to which it specifically addresses the use of RPAS.
180. The Royal Aeronautical Society suggested that much of the public's concern regarding privacy and the use of RPAS was directed towards private rather than commercial users. While commercial users are required to comply with the EU Data Protection Directive, hobbyist and leisure users are exempt. Mr Smith, of the Information Commissioner's Office, said that while "there is a gap [in the law] in relation to the hobbyist-the private user", this problem also existed with other forms of technology. The latter point was borne out by the Royal Aeronautical Society: "UA [unmanned aircraft] should be included within the overall discussions relating to the impact of technology on privacy but not be singled out for special attention".
181. Mr Smith added that the role of the Information Commissioner's Office was to deal with data protection as opposed to privacy: "I am not sure that the legislation and the powers we have are particularly well suited to this one individual invading another individual's privacy."
182. While the EU Data Protection Directive does not cover the "purely personal" use of RPAS, all relevant criminal offences, such as stalking and harassment, apply equally to commercial, hobbyist and leisure RPAS pilots. The criminal law of course falls within national competence. Dr Kevin MacNish, a former GCHQ employee, said the best way to address these concerns was by "ensuring that existing laws regarding stalking, peeping Toms and telephone interception extend to cover cases involving RPAS and do not allow for loopholes." The British Model Flying Association drew attention to existing provisions, under the Air Navigation Order 2009, limiting the use of RPAS in circumstances which would entail invasion of another individual's privacy. For instance, Article 167 prohibits an RPAS used for surveillance being flown less than 50 metres from any person or vessel not under the control of the pilot, and 150 metres from any congested area or open air assembly.
183. Concerns regarding the enforcement of existing laws in relation to the misuse of RPAS are discussed in Chapter 8 on leisure users and public consultation.
184. The evidence submitted to us highlighted the potential for Member State authorities to use RPAS to collect data for surveillance or in the course of investigating crimes. Mr Cremin said: "The police have experimented and are experimenting with RPAS, it is fair to say, and I am sure that as we go further forward in time that will be increasingly likely." The Minister said that police could replace helicopters with RPAS or that the coastguard might consider using RPAS in search and rescue situations.
185. The Royal Aeronautical Society said that state surveillance which made use of thermal imaging cameras and facial recognition technology should require additional oversight mechanisms, such as search warrants. Dr McNish agreed that "acceptable use of RPAS by the state should be stipulated in law to prevent function creep leading to the arming of RPAS in extreme situations with non-lethal weapons."
186. Member States may, on the other hand, restrict the scope of the EU Data Protection Directive to exclude certain operations on the grounds of national or public security, defence, or the investigation of criminal offences. The Government was "not persuaded that any extension of EU competency into the regulation of surveillance for public safety, the prevention or detection of crime or for national security purposes is necessary."
187. In the UK, the Information Commissioner's Office said its strategy was to provide guidance to government agencies considering using RPAS. Mr Lee welcomed the provision of guidance, but said that it was important for the "state to justify its use of such exemptions (in the Data Protection Act) regardless". He said that guidance should be developed which described how current regulations, such as the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA), applied to the use of RPAS.
could not be used for reasons other than the correct pursuit of better security and safety."
189. It is beyond the scope of this inquiry, which focuses on commercial operations, to draw conclusions regarding state use of RPAS for surveillance but the acceptability of state use of RPAS should be subject to urgent public debate.
190. The inquiry also drew attention to the use of RPAS by the media in order to capture images and videos. Mr Smith told us that Section 32 of the current Data Protection Act contained an exemption for responsible journalism, so that "If RPAS are being used to investigate matters of serious public concern and to comply with the data protection law would stand in the way of that, there is an exemption."
191. Mr Smith added, though, that RPAS gave less responsible journalists "another, more powerful tool" to invade an individual's privacy: "it is not just about the law and data protection regulation; it is also about media regulation and the new media regulators taking a firm view as well on what is and is not acceptable for publication when it has been obtained through privacy intrusion."
If this particular developing area of rapid response journalism by RPAS is ignored then irresponsible, amateur cameramen will, in all likelihood, attempt to take footage anyway."
193. The Minister accepted that journalists should be able to reveal a wrongdoing, but added that "journalists often push barriers and go further than that". There was a risk that 'paparazzi' could use RPAS to intrude on individual's privacy. A consultation with the public should therefore include a discussion about how to get the "balance right between the need to reveal wrongdoing while at the same time ensuring that people have the right to privacy in their own gardens or houses."
194. While journalists can use RPAS to enhance the reporting of important events, they can also be used to invade people's privacy. UK media regulators should initiate a public consultation on the appropriate use of RPAS by the media, with a view to providing clear guidance.


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Hello, I thought I'd post this as a problem as I'm sure other users have the same one!
I'm definitely not a morning person, getting up in the morning is most definitely not something that comes easily, but I worked hard this year to get myself into a routine and I found it getting much easier and waking up was no longer the horror it always had been, which made life much easier!
However now it's dark in the mornings again, I'm finding it harder and harder to wake up. Yesterday and today has been the first time in months that I've hit 'snooze' on my alarm clock (and this morning it kept on getting snoozed and snoozed!).
I agree with the daylight clock. I have one and they're fab.
The other thing I often do is leave my phone (which is also my alarm) at the other side of the room. That way I am forced to get my feet on the floor and turn it off. Once you're out of bed the hardest part is over.
I also can vouch for the daylight clock. My ex had SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) and it used to work for him.


There is much discussion today over the concept of raising the minimum wage in America to over $10.00 an hour. This post is NOT an economic or political dissection of the good, bad, or ugly of this concept.
This post is to point our eyes to a higher level of truth.
The parable of the prodigal son is one of the most powerful stories in the Bible. On face value, it appears to have nothing at all to do with pay grade – until you dig deeper.
Here is the hidden leadership key at the core of the wayward son's return.
Most of us know the story well. One of the two sons of a successful businessman demanded his share of his inheritance (Luke 15:12). He left home and quickly squandered all his money on lavish living (Luke 15:13). He became so broke, and with a famine where he now lived (Luke 15:14), he found a lowly job feeding pigs (Luke 15:15). But he could not even eat the pig food, and no one gave him anything (Luke 15:16).
Finally, the son "came to his senses." When he finally realized how bad he had it, he saw the reality of his mistakes and longed to return home (Luke 15:17). He did return home (Luke 15:20) where his dad threw a huge welcome home party (Luke 15:22-24).
The hidden leadership key was his father's generosity with his employees! His father GENEROUSLY paid his workers FAR AND ABOVE their minimum needs, enough to have much "food to spare" and give to others!
Think about this a second. His father did not pay these men generously because the government system forced him to. He did not pay these men generously because he knew one day it would help his son to return home.
He paid these men generously because he knew it was the right thing to do! He was an honorable man, deep in character and love and passion. And one day, his deep generosity was the tipping point for his own son's return home.
For if he had NOT been generous by nature, his son would have NEVER CONSIDERED coming home!
For me, the story of the prodigal son is far more than the drama of a wayward son's return. It is the story of a 2%er leader, a man whose generosity in business one day transformed the future of his own son!
Imagine the potential power of generosity within your company, not just in salary and benefits, but in such things as paid time off for community service, company sponsored missions trips, child care support, flex time, chaplain services, and so many more.
I encourage you to take a close look at your leadership generosity factor. It could the key to your company's transformation and one day, perhaps, even the transformation of your own kids.
Thanks Allen. I really appreciate your feedback.
Thanks so much Paul. I encourage everyone to follow you at paulsohn.org for all your terrific content on blending business & faith!
I really love this. Just knew this hidden treasure..thanks. Praise the Lord..
Thank you Epenesa. So blessed you found it AND commented.


Over the years, one of the markets that have been most intriguing was the print on demand market. This market is exciting because it overcomes a natural barrier of purchase by changing the perceived value of a product and can take the cost factor nearly out of the equation. This market can be highly profitable, so here are some tips, tricks, and examples for you.
What is the printing on demand market? The print on demand market is when you travel to an event or specific location to be with potential customers and decorate apparel or other items on the spot. This can be as straightforward as having pre-done transfers so you can heat press the customers chosen transfer onto their chosen shirt size and color. It can also be as intricate as having online design tools and templates with the ability to do onsite photography to then digitally create items like photo panels, cell phone cases and again even apparel. Typically, this market is serviced by a heat press and transfers and/or digital decoration, noting occasionally, screen print garments are done.
Why can it be profitable? The print on demand market can be very profitable because of the perceived value. Instead of creating a t-shirt, a cell phone case or photo panel, you are creating a way to capture a memory that the buyer can take with them nearly instantly. So, someone who might be shopping at a department store (if people even do that anymore…) for a t-shirt and trying to decide between the $10 shirt and the $7 shirt, will have no problem parting with $20 to $30 for a similar shirt because of the memory they will have of that event where they got the shirt. The change in the perceived value of the product can even be greater by adding special touches to these items. So, a basic off the shelf t-shirt can change into a memory that a person will be able to keep for the life of the garment.
Additionally, the print on demand market has the added benefit of potentially requiring less time and energy due to the face paced nature and the short sales window. Some printers that I have spoken to have quit their day job or closed their production facility due to the increased opportunities printing on demand can offer. Some only work two days a week and earn twice as much money as they made when they were working 24/7 it seemed. Those two days typically are a Saturday and Sunday, but hey if you want to make my weekend Monday through Friday and my work week Saturday and Sunday, then sign me up!
Now that you are ready to jump into the print on demand market to increase your profit and reduce work hours, let's dig into both the most basic print on demand method. Pre-done plastisol transfers are ready to go for the local event of choice to sell some shirts. Some people might think that I'm off my rocker for suggesting transfers and lugging a heat press around, but there are a couple of reason to use transfers. One of the big reasons is that it can help control your printed shirt inventory. Let's say you are going to be providing shirts to people at a county fair. You have a great design, that you have approved by the fair, that gives the date of the event, the location of the event and any other memory you think people might want to have of the fair. If you were to screen print that design onto shirts in advance, you would have to choose what colors you wanted to offer and make your best guess at what sizes were going to be the hot seller that year. You show up and sell out of the small size shirts that you printed, but are stuck with a bunch of 2XLs and have been getting bombarded with people asking why you only have black and white shirt. To solve this problem, if you are a screen printer, you print those designs in reverse order onto a plastisol transfer sheet you can get from your local screen print supply company. Or even easier, you don't have to worry about burning screens or even owning screen printing equipment, you just order plastisol transfers from one of the many plastisol transfer providers you will probably see advertising in this wonderful magazine. Now you can take a large assortment of shirt colors, styles and sizes and just press the transfer as the item is purchased. At the end of the event, you have very little cost in the transfers and can just dispose of them and you can take the shirts and have them available for the next event.
Pressing on site is the way to go! The activity of pressing the garment is exciting and giving the customer something that was just made just for them creates a higher perceived value and attracts other potential buyers. They want to see what the beeping or popping open of the heat press is and why people have gathered around. A tip here is to get the loudest press you can find and put the pressing function as close to the front as you can while still maintaining safety for the customer. Please remember, a heat press is hot and the customer will have no idea what it is and try to touch it.
For plastisol transfers, you are going to need a heat press and access to good electrical outlets. Typically, heat presses require at least 15 amps so be prepared to have a backup plan. My suggestion would be to have your own generator, preferably a quiet one, if you are serious about this market. Customers should hear the pressing and conversations about the shirts, not the generator sound.
Another type of print on demand is the personalized digital decoration type of market. There are many different ways of personalizing. It could be as simple as adding a name to a pre-made design or detailed customization like taking photos on site and having customers add their own text or design elements and then printing and pressing. The key to success in this type of decoration is to plan ahead. Remember, customers are not usually designers, probably do not know the processes or limitations, so you want to have everything ready to go to make it as simple as possible. Try to get your customer from point A (deciding what art to pick and what info they want to add) to point B (taking home their brand new memory that is personalized just for them). To achieve this type of print on demand you will need a digital decoration method, like printable heat transfers (preferably commercial grade, not something you get from the office supply store) or direct to garment equipment you can transport. Also, a heat press is necessary and a computer. Depending on your needs, it is possible to have several "design stations." A tip here is to give these customers lots of ideas, examples and starting points. Please note that due to how quickly you want to be moving customers from point A to point B, errors are going to happen. These errors might be your fault or the customers, just fix the error, reprint the item and move on. Never make the customer feel bad for the error or force them to buy the incorrect item. You should be making enough profit to cover those types of issues.
Let me give you a couple of examples of this to help explain how this might work.
The first print on demand business we will call Bob's Gymnastics Shirts (names changed to protect the company). Bob is a guy who quit his 9 to 5 job. He jumped in his motorhome and headed out on the road touring with the gymnastic circuits that he had toured with his daughter who was a star gymnast. He had spent the $25 on the poorly printed black lettering on a neon green shirt for the Midwest Regional Meet and happened to find information online about the latest and greatest direct to garment machine. After reviewing the information on the machine he bought it, a heat press, generator, the latest laptop computer with graphics software, high-end digital camera, scanner, cases of shirts, and several colors of sharpies and a ream of copy paper. On the road, he went with all his supplies. He would pay for the booth at each of the gymnastic events and set up all his equipment. He would start snapping photos of the teams and told them to come over to his booth when they were done and the coach would get a FREE t-shirt. He would give them his business card that had their team's specific identifying number on it to redeem the FREE T-Shirt. Once they stopped by with the card, he would pull up their pictures and let them pick out the one they liked best. At the same time, he gave the team their choice of 3 or 4 colors of sharpie and a sheet of paper for them to all sign their names on. While they did that he took their picture and dropped it into the template he had ready to go and started adding their details like team name and what city and state they were from. When that was done he would print it to his direct to garment printer. In the meantime, he would scan in the team's signature to the computer and then give the coach her free shirt along with information for the team's parents. The gymnasts or parents could buy the same shirt the coach had for $25 each in any size they wanted, and for ONLY $5 more he would print the team's signatures on the back of the shirt. Then they would get shirts and start asking for the sweatshirts too, the only cost $60 with that same $5 upsell. Bob made enough money working two days a week that he retired on only four years of touring.
The next on-demand business, we will call Tommie's Hot Rod Memories. Tommie ran a semi-successful awards and engraving business for the past 10 years. Things were starting to go downhill for her business until she went to an NBM show and saw this decorating process for awards call sub-lim-i-nation (actually it is called sublimation but she was new…). Tommie took home her custom cell phone case she got at the show and decided this was going to save her business. She purchased a sublimation printer, a heat press, a mug press, a wide assortment of blanks, some light colored polyester shirts, and a few accessories. She also happened to be a hot rod aficionado with a passion for photography and after playing around with her new sublimation toy the light bulb went off. She was getting out of the awards business and marrying her two passions together by creating personalized memories at car shows. She then invested in a nice travel trailer, two design stations (touch screen computers), a wifi network and an online design tool. She packed up the trailer and off to the local auto show she went. At the auto show, she would like Bob to go on a field trip first. She went from car to car snapping photos and tagging the photo with the car number that the judges will use later to determine best in show. She also handed out flyers that showed all of the different items she offered from comfortable moisture wicking athletic apparel to high-end photo panels, cell phone cases, wall mountable plaques and coffee mugs. After the cars were judged and people started mingling and interacting, she would turn up her music a little louder, get the popcorn corn popping and people would start coming to her trailer. Once they arrive they would tell her what car number was theirs and she would pull up the photos on the design station. From there she would work with the customers to show them on the design station all the different product they could have their car pictures put on along with all of the design features they could add themselves or with her help. Some ended up just wanting the picture of the car on a single item and others took time exploring the designing and trying out the look of their creation on several different items. Then those people would buy 3 to 5 different items with the pictures of their cars on it and Tommie would print out the designs in templates to the back where her staff would start quickly sublimating many items. Tommie would invite them to sit tight, enjoy some free popcorn and refreshments and others wanted to see why all those people were at that trailer eating popcorn. Once the items were ready people would love them and have to get an extra one made and also wanted to know if Tommie could print other things besides cars on these items. They wanted family pictures, car club logos and personal things to them made and were willing to pay whatever it took. She would more casually take on those jobs during the week as she wanted to and quickly turned her Friday night hobby into a multi-trailer statewide business.
I could go on and on with other examples of great ideas that all became successful because they decided that were going to get out of their office/basement/garage and print on demand to make more profits.


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I love this Biryani! This is possibly my favorite dish of all time, especially since I became vegan. I have made vegetable Biryani before but I have never considered it to be something special. There is one key ingredient that does the trick though, and that's jackfruit.
Jackfruit is native to parts of South and Southeast Asia and is believed to have originated in the southwestern rain forests of India. It is the largest tree-borne fruit, reaching as much as 35 kg in weight, 90 cm (35 inch) in length, and 50 cm (20 inch) in diameter. So you can imagine, this fruit is pretty huge! This is why it's very difficult to get fresh jackfruit, unless you live close to the source. You will commonly find canned jackfruit though in many Asian supermarket. Keep in mind that canned food isn't great for your health and its consumption should be limited!
The great thing about this fruit is that is it so versatile. The young, green jackfruit that isn't ripe yet makes a wonderful "meat" substitute in savory dishes. Of course it won't taste exactly like meat, but it is pretty neutral in taste and takes on any spices you add. Together with its chewy texture it comes pretty close to chicken, in my opinion.
When jackfruit ripens, it turns into this wonderful sweet orange fruit that you just can't get enough from. It also makes wonderful chips after being dehydrated. You might be able to get unsweetened jackfruit chips in your local health store or Asian supermarket. It's definitely worth a try! They are naturally very sweet already.
Although it might look like a lot of work, making jackfruit Biryani is very simple once you have all the ingredients and doesn't take too much active time. Sometimes I even make it for breakfast!
You want to start by marinating the jackfruit. This can be easily done within 5 minutes. It is best to be done the night before to give it time to adopt the aromas and spices. If you forget about it, then make sure to do it at least 4 hours before cooking the Biryani.
Open your can of jackfruit and drain all the liquid. Take out the pieces of jackfruit and cut them into very small pieces. The smaller the pieces, the more taste they adopt, because of the increased surface. Then add the jackfruit pieces to your marination and mix well until every piece is somewhat covered with marination.
Cover with plastic foil and keep in the fridge overnight or for 4 hours.
Right before cooking your Biryani, fill a little bit of water (ca. 100 ml) into a small bowl and sprinkle a few strands of saffron into it and mix it well. Set that bowl aside for later.
Then I like to start off by preparing the rice. Place a cooking pot with around a liter of water on your stove. Add all the spices for the rice water. Turn the stove on high heat and wait until the water starts cooking by forming bubbles.
In the time that the water takes to cook (mine takes usually 5 minutes), take your marinated jackfruit out of the fridge and place it all in a big pot. Add the Biryani ingredients to it (¼ tsp. chilli, 1 tsp. salt, 1 cup soy yoghurt, 1 tsp. garam masala powder, ¼ tsp. cardamom powder, 2 tbsp. finely chopped fresh cilantro, 10-12 finely chopped mint leaves, 1 tsp. turmeric powder, 1 tsp. lemon juice, 2 tbsp. roasted onions) Mix well and evenly spread it on the bottom of high pot that is large in diameter.
By now the water should be boiling and you can add the 1.5 cups of white basmati rice. Stir well and let it cook on high heat for exactly 5 minutes (this time is perfect for white basmati rice, other rice might take longer) The rice should be about half to 3/4 done.
In the time that the rice is cooking, I like to prepare the ingredients I will need for sprinkling. Finely chop around 2 tbsp. of cilantro and 6-8 mint leaves. Set those aside together with the cardamom and garam masala powder and your roasted onions (I take organic roasted onions from the package, lazy me! 😀 ).
Now proceed like you would with a Lasagna. Spread half of the cooked rice evenly over the jackfruit mixture. Then sprinkle 1/2 tsp cardamom powder, 1 tsp. garam masala, 1 tbsp. cilantro, half of the mint leaves, 2 tbsp. roasted onions and half of the saffron water (including saffron strands) as evenly as possible over the rice.
Repeat this process by spreading the remaining rice and then sprinkling the remaining "sprinkle-ingredients" on top of the rice. Add another 100 ml to the empty saffron water bowl in the end and also distribute that all over the dish. This step is important to keep the ingredients moist while cooking and you won't waste any leftover bits of saffron in there, it's quite an expensive spice after all!
Now cover the pot and start by cooking it for 5 minutes on high-medium heat (6), then 5 minutes on low-medium heat (5) and then 15 minutes on low heat (4) (given your heat ranges from 1-9). The jackfruit mixture will become slightly burned this way, which I love, because it enhances the flavors. If you don't want that or if food easily burns in the pot you use, then cook in on low heat from the start. The overall cooking time should be 25 minutes.
Serve the Jackfruit Biryani by either always taking a portion with all the layers or just mix it up right from the start.
A delicious vegan Biryani that is in no way inferior to the famous Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani.
At least 4 hours or the night before, mix all the ingredients for the marination together.
Open the can of jackfruit and drain the liquid.
Cut the jackfruit into small pieces and mix it well with the marination.
Cover with plastic foil and keep in the fridge.
Fill a pot with water and add all the spices for the rice, then bring the water to a boil.
When the water is boiling (bubbles coming up) add the rice and stir well.
Cook the rice on medium to high heat for exactly 5 minutes or until half - three quarter done.
Turn off the flame and take the pot off the stove.
Quickly remove any big pieces of spice floating on top of the water.
Strain the rice and check for any leftover spices and remove them with the help of a fork (the cumin seeds remain in the rice).
Take a few saffron strands and mix them with 100 ml of water. Set aside for later.
Transfer the marinated jackfruit from the fridge to a big pot. Add in all the ingredients for the biryani, mix well and spread evenly on the bottom of the pot.
Spread half of the cooked rice evenly over the jackfruit mixture.
Then evenly add half of each of the sprinkle-on ingredients. Repeat this process by adding the rest of the rice and the second half of the sprinkle-on ingredients.
In the end, spread another 100 ml of water over the dish.
Serve immediately. Always serve all the layers evenly, bottom to top, or mix it all up.


Viking Camp Bushcraft - Bushcraft USA Forums ------> Really cool style of tent for both sleep and shaded lounge space - even if it is early period.
Various companies produce under quilts that can insulate your hammock effectively.
Choosing a shaded spot to set up your tent will help keep it cool.
Herring-Tent-Cities-5. Migrant farmer's family, Nipomo, California, March 1936. Photograph by Dorothea Lange.
Tube tent from two 55 Gallon Drum Liners taped together.
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... providing individualized space when two are sharing the Sunda. The doors roll up and allow for unobstructed peripheral visibility out of the tent.
... different lighting strategies. I selected the PAL Survival Light, while Care opted for the Pak-Lite for our basic around camp and in-the-tent lighting.
Heat Reflecting: Traditional tent fabric provides little protection against infrared (IR) and visible light (VL) rays from the sun.


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Bake Anime (2022)
The perfect guide to making and eating tasty treats seen in anime and more.
Written by: Chris Mitchell | November 30, 2022 |
Author: Emily J. Bushman
I don't know about you, but when I see Japanese food, snacks, and desserts in the anime shows I watch (I'm looking at you Food Wars), they tend to make me wish I could pull them from the screen and chow down. While I might not be able to do that, I can do the next best thing…make some, thanks to the Bake Anime cookbook, aka Bake Anime: 75 Sweet Recipes Spotted In and Inspired by Your Favorite Anime, that guides you to making all sorts of awesome treats.
As that long title states, this cookbook features 75 recipes for all kinds of treats, from Japanese to anime inspired, and even non-Japanese goodies. Author Emily J. Bushman makes each treat entry fun and approachable for any age, as some of the anime inspired ones made me laugh and smile, such as the My Neighbor Totoro Apple Cream Puffs which you can view in the image gallery at the end of the review.
The entries are also educational thanks to Emily giving backstories for each treat, what inspired her to include them in the cookbook as well as how she came up with them, tips when making the treats, and more. As someone who enjoys cooking, I also loved and appreciated the easy, step-by-step instructions and the awesome, high quality pictures throughout the book.
From classics such as the Nerikiri from Cardcaptor Sakura, the Pocket Monster Swiss Roll from Pokémon, to more recent fare such as the aforementioned Food Wars inspired Queen's Tart, there's a delicious goody for all occasions as it also contains traditional desserts such as cakes, pies, and more you can whip up.
To keep this review nice and sweet, like the goodies contained in the book, I'll stop here and recommended you pick up the Bake Anime cookbook, especially if you're an aspiring chef and/or a dedicated anime fan. It's nice to finally make a lot of the awesome treats I constantly see in anime thanks to a fellow author/anime fan that truly understands and gives us the joy of knowing what these goodies taste like at long last. Bon Appetit!
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Hotel management consultants have the potential to break or make a hotel. Competent companies will move a hotel setting to the next levels. A poor consultant will drive clients away due to their incompetent services. Outsource the services of these consultants to assist with hotel management. You can also get assistance from these professionals when starting a hotel. it is recommendable that you go for a dependable management company. Carry out a comprehensive study about the industry before making any decisions. Start the process by pointing out the kind of restaurant that the consultant managers. Many hotel management consultants take care of a wide variety of various hotels. You will find others that specialise in a particular type of restaurants. Before making your conclusions, it is important that you find out whether the firm you choose can manage your hotel. You must understand the kind of hotel you want to open or run for you to make sound decisions. Find out the type of services that you provide either limited or full service. Find out if the hotel you are running is independent, branded, or high class. Remember to look at the size and location of a hotel. Read more here to identify the factors you should consider when hiring a hotel management consultant for restaurant solutions.
Define your wants. Determine whether the potential management companies provide the kind of services you require. Management companies offer various services depending on the area of specification. Focus on service providers who offer the kind of services you want. The service providers have the required skills and experience to provide quality services. Outsource the consultant for renovation management, asset management, professional consulting services, staffing, and property maintenance. Do not forget to check what our company does not provide. Find out whether the company response promptly. You need to consider several factors during the selection process. Remember that the hospitality industry is all about providing the best to the customers. Make sure that the consultant understand the importance of excellent customer services. Delays in this industry can result in expensive aftermath. The service provider should be flexible and readily available to accommodate your schedule.
You can learn more about a consultant by reading comments from other customers. Read reviews and feedback from their current and past clients. Find out whether individuals who have interacted with the company left happened. Stay away from a consultant who has negative response from people they have served. Examine the competency of individuals that the managing company brings to your restaurant. The leading management companies to train their personnel before taking them to any hotel. They make sure that they distribute the right number of service providers to avoid compromising on quality and cost. They are responsible for their employees. Working with the consultant will give you time to handle other lucrative functions.


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Out and About: Things to do in the South Bay…
Out and About: Things to do in the South Bay Oct. 21-25
The South Bay Film Society presents showing of "The Dawn Wall" at the AMC Rolling Hills Theater Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. (Courtesy of The Orchard)
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PUBLISHED: October 21, 2018 at 6:00 am | UPDATED: October 21, 2018 at 6:01 am
Democratic Club: The Palos Verdes Democratic Club holds its meeting in the Peninsula Center Library Community Room, 701 Silver Spur Road, Rolling Hills Estates. 2-4:30 p.m. Free. PVPDemocrats.org.
Organ Concert: First United Methodist Church of Torrance presents Organ Concert at 1551 El Prado, Torrance. 3 p.m. Free. 310-328-3242.
Ballot Pros and Cons: The League of Women Voters of the Torrance Area present "2018 Pros and Cons Evaluate the Ballot Propositions at the Katy Geissert Civic Center Library Torrance Meeting Room, 3301 Torrance Blvd., Torrance. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Free. lwv.torrancearea@um.att.com.
Camera Club: The South Bay Camera Club welcomes Hugh Kretschmer who will talk about his photography at the Torrance Airport Administration Building Meeting Room, 3301 Airport Drive, Torrance. 805-340-3197, sbccphoto.org.
Husky Classic: Rolling Hills Prep and Renaissance Schools present the 2018 Husky Classic Golf Tournament benefiting the athletic program at Los Verdes Golf Course, 7000 Los Verdes Drive, Rancho Palos Verdes. 9 a.m. $50-$880. e.givesmart.com/events/bfj.
Yarn Angels: Yarn Angels of South Bay, a group that knits, quilts and sews articles for local charities, meets at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 2706 W. 182nd St., Torrance. 6-8 p.m. 310-830-2190, yarnangels.wixsite.com/yarnangelssouthbay.
Cooking School: South Bay Adventist Church hosts Plant Based Cooking School at 401 S. Prospect Ave., Redondo Beach. 7-9 p.m. Free. 310-214-3123, SouthBayChurch.net.
Dementia Discussion: Redondo Beach Public Library presents "Dementia: Beyond Typical Alzheimer's Disease: Strategies for Parent and Caregiver" in the Main Library's Second Floor Meeting Room, 303 N. Pacific Coast Highway, Redondo Beach. 5:30-7:30 p.m. Free. 310-318-0675, redondo.org/library.
Rehearsals: Rehearsals for Antonio Vivaldi's "Gloria" and "Jesus! The Advent of the Messiah" by Mary McDonald and Rose Aspinall take place in the Rolling Hills United Methodist Church sanctuary, 26438 Crenshaw Blvd., Rolling Hills Estates. 7 p.m. 310-377-6771 or e-mail churchoffice@rhumc.org.
Bird Walk: Join Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy for a Wild Bird Walk at George F Canyon Preserve, 27305 Palos Verdes Drive East, Rolling Hills Estates. 8:30 a.m. RSVP at pvplc.org, events and activities.
Former First Lady Edith Wilson: Peninsula Seniors welcome Gay Storm who will talk about "First Lady Edith Galt Wilson," the second wife of President Woodrow Wilson, who served from 1915 to 1921, at Hesse Park, 29301 Hawthorne Blvd., Rancho Palos Verdes. 10:30 a.m. Free. 310-377-3003.
Ivory and Gold: South Bay Community Concerts present "Ivory and Gold and Their Precious Elements" at Redondo Union High School Auditorium, 1 Sea Hawk Way, Redondo Beach. 7:30 p.m. $15-$30. southbayconcerts.org.
Job Fair: The Los Angeles District of the United States Postal Service sponsors "Transitioning into the Civilian Workforce" Job Fair at the L.A. Air Force Base, 483 N. Aviation Blvd. Building 270 GCC, El Segundo. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Free. usps.com/careers.
Medicare 101: Torrance Health IPA presents Medicare 101 Educational Program at Torrance Memorial Health Conference Center, 3315 Medical Center Drive, Torrance. 6:30-8 p.m. RSVP at 310-257-7239.
Movie Showing: The South Bay Film Society presents showing of "The Dawn Wall" at the AMC Rolling Hills Theater, 2591 Airport Drive, Torrance. 7:30-9:10 p.m. Tickets will be made available at the door at 7 p.m. 310-326-1167, southbayfilmsociety.com/event/the-dawn-wall.
Population Growth: The Sierra Club welcomes Dr. Donald R. Prothero who will give presentation on the "Limits of Population Growth and the Scarcity of Resources" at the Peninsula Center Library, 701 Silver Spur Road, Rolling Hills Estates. 7 p.m. Free. 310-383-5247.
Embroiderer's Guild: The Azure Verde Chapter of the Embroiderer's Guild of America holds its meeting at St. Francis Episcopal Church, 2200 Via Rosa, Palos Verdes Estates. 9:30 a.m. Free. azureverdeega.com/calendar.
Families Connected: Beach Cities Health District and South Bay Families Connected present "What Parents Need to Know about Vaping" lecture at Redondo Union High School Auditorium, 1 Sea Hawk Way, Redondo Beach. 6:30-8 p.m. Free. southbayfamiliesconnected.org.
Young Adult Group: The South Bay LGBT Center hosts Young Adult Group, a social network for people ages 17-28, at 16610 Crenshaw Blvd., Torrance. 6-9 p.m. Free. 310-328-6550, southbaycenter.wixsite.com/southbaylgbtcenter.
Volunteers: Volunteers are needed for the 12th Annual YMCA Halloween Carnival at the Gardena-Carson Family YMCA, 1000 W. Artesia Blvd., Gardena on Friday, Oct. 26. serithalong@ups.com.
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The Bachelorette's Clare Crawley Debuts New Diamond Ring on That Finger Before Show Twist
The Bachelorette star Clare Crawley has sparked engagement speculation again with a new diamond ring ahead of her expected premature departure from the show.
By Corinne Heller Nov 05, 2020 8:44 PMTags
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Did we just get a blindingly obvious Bachelorette spoiler?
Season 16 star Clare Crawley has sparked engagement speculation again ahead of her expected premature departure from the show. The reality star was photographed this week wearing what appeared to be a massive diamond ring on her ring finger while leaving a Target in her hometown of Sacramento, Calif., as seen in pics posted on ET on Thursday, Nov. 5.
Last month, Crawley, 39, had also raised eyebrows when she sported a different ring, made up of small diamonds, on her ring finger. She clarified on Instagram that the piece of jewelry is "a commitment to myself first and foremost, to embody self-love."
E! News learned in August that in an unprecedented move for the ABC franchise, Crawley would depart this season of The Bachelorette prematurely because she had picked a suitor early on during filming. Bachelor in Paradise alum Tayshia Adams, 30, will then take her place. So far, Crawley has appeared particularly close with contestant and football player Dale Moss, 32.
The photos of Crawley wearing her new ring were published hours before the airing of the fourth episode of the show, and a recent promo video teases her departure from the series.
What We Learned Doing a Deep Dive Into All of Clare Crawley's Bachelorette Suitors. You're Welcome.
Following Crawley and Moss' first onscreen meeting, she said on The Bachelorette, "I knew it! It feels like I just met my husband. Oh my god. I'm shaking."
Show host Chris Harrison then asked, "Did you say you think you may have just met your husband?"
"Yeah," Crawley replied. "Every other guy I felt confident with but with Dale, everything else went dark around me. I don't even know what I just said. Did I sound OK? Did I say anything at all? I felt everything that I haven't felt ever."
She added, "I felt it. I just know. I'm 39. Like, you know these things. I know what I want. I know when I feel that feeling... Obviously, I'd like to meet everybody, but man."
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On Oct. 19, Crawley told E!'s Daily Pop, regarding her meeting Dale, "Obviously the chemistry and the connection was very apparent that it was there. But there's also, I mean, I've been around enough to know that there is lust and there's that kind of initial spark, but when the real test is, I think, when you go through things, and you start having those deep conversations, those hard conversations and actually connecting."
In the recent promo video for Thursday's episode of The Bachelorette, an emotional Clare declares, "I will never apologize for love!" The video also shows the reactions of a few contestants reacting to news that she is leaving the show. It also includes footage of a mystery woman stepping out of a car.
Harrison told E! News in an interview last week, "All of your questions will be answered, you will see how and when and if Tayshia is going to be involved, what decision Clare is going to make, what's going to happen with these guys, are there more guys involved, all of those answers are going to be answered next week."
"At the end of the day, Clare came here to find love," Harrison said. "She made no bones about it she was here to sincerely find the love of her life. If she did that in 10 weeks, great. If she did that in 10 days, great. The goal is for me to help her find love. If she does it early, I've done an even better job and I feel like that should go on my record."
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Q: How to figure out why I'm getting "HttpCompileException was unhandled by user code"? I am brand new to SharePoint, SharePoint development, and MS development.
My SharePoint dev environment consists of Windows 2008, SharePoint 2010, and Visual Studio 2010.
I created a very simple "Hello World" Visual WebPart, deployed it to SharePoint through Visual Studio, added it to a new page, and was able to view it with no problem.
I then enhanced the WebPart by adding a few controls and some code.  When I deployed the Web Part, and went to the page containing it, I received an error in Visual Studio: "HttpCompileException was unhandled by user code".
I then erased all of my new code, so that the XXXUserControl.ascx file contains only a single button and the XXXUserControl.ascx.cs file contains only an empty Page_Load method.  I deployed again, but received the same error.
I'm looking either for an explanation of what's happening, or tips on how to debug.
Details:
The error is: "HttpCompileException was unhandled by user code"
The error occurs in the auto-generated XXXWebPart.cs file on the line marked with "<-----" below:
namespace UserSyncTest1.UserSyncTest1WebPart
{
    [ToolboxItemAttribute(false)]
    public class UserSyncTest1WebPart : WebPart
    {
        // Visual Studio might automatically update this path when you change the Visual Web Part project item.
        private const string _ascxPath = @"~/_CONTROLTEMPLATES/UserSyncTest1/UserSyncTest1WebPart/UserSyncTest1WebPartUserControl.ascx";

        protected override void CreateChildControls()
        {
            Control control = Page.LoadControl(_ascxPath);  <-----
            Controls.Add(control);
        }
    }
}

The output window contains:
A first chance exception of type 'System.Web.HttpCompileException' occurred in System.Web.dll

A: The error can relate to a lot of things:
File (ASCX) is not valid: Create

*

*a new visual webpart, then compare the 2 ascx files, a small typo like a
< or > to much can break a file

*Did you change any project settings: Target framework (can't be 4.0), Deployment type (Sandbox or Farm)

*Server ran out of memory and stopped compiling (Check the eventlogs)

*SharePoint is "broken" i.e. SharePoint's Virtual Path Provider is looking for the ascx in the wrong place: delete webapp, reboot, then recreate webapp + sitecollection and redeploy

A: In UserCode solution type, you can't refer to the disk (in this case, the LoadControl will have an IO on the server, to the file /_CONTROLTEMPLATES/UserSyncTest1/UserSyncTest1WebPart/UserSyncTest1WebPartUserControl.ascx).
You should, or make a Farm Solution, or generate your HTML from your control, in code, not in declarative way.

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IHG is a company known around the world for its renowned hotels. In fact, over twelve brands comprise the IHG logo. More than five thousand hotels are included.
Also, the hotels include within them, as a whole, almost one hundred and seventy thousand rooms. The hotels are well placed in almost one hundred countries world wide. They are experienced in hospitality on numerous levels, across many cultures as well.
Creating awesome hotels, which guests will continue to fall in love with, has always been behind some of the greatest goals of IHG. They are not far from these goals. In fact, they have already been greatly achieved. They only continue to go further in these pursuits in growth and potential.
A portfolio of brands preferred, delivery systems of the greatest excellence, and the most skilled employees, certainly help. IHG's cultural commitment involves a sincere devotion and responsibility for every decision made & action taken by the company. This serves as a testimony to itself.
IHG began, technically, back in 1977. The very first brewery BASS involved pioneer people with more than brilliant ideas. Such people have founded and led the IHG brand over time since then.
How Old Do You Have to Be to Work at IHG?
The general age requirement within the U.S. is that of 18 years old. In some Canadian provinces, it is 21. One generally needs to have completed high school or obtained a GED, at the very least.
As IHG's portfolio of hotels continues to increase beyond control, so does its need for employees. IHG hires year round. IHG does not discriminate.
That being said, any race, religion, ethnicity, disability, reasonable age, etc., may apply at any time. All applications are reviewed. Some are accepted.
IHG seeks more than passionate people for employment. They seek such energy and unique personality strengths for their positions. They ask for no less.
IHG offers careers within their very guest hotels. Such careers include customer service and hospitality strengths with or without previous experience. All additionally required training will be provided as needed.
The main careers involve Front Desk Receptionists and Housekeeping/Laundrymen. Call Center Employees and Corporate Communications careers are offered as well. Positions for growth and promotion from within are plenty.
There is a link called FIND A JOB within the main web site. Click on it and wait for many others to follow. Applicants are encouraged to be honest and upfront.
In short, be yourself. Click the BE YOURSELF AT IHG link. You will read a bit more about the company before proceeding.
If you are still interested, continue. Once again, click on the FIND A JOB link. Many options will open up.
Do not be dismayed. Read everything carefully and do not afford mistakes. You can then create a profile page by clicking on that link. This should be done first.
After a job seeker profile is created, all jobs of interest may be added to a cart. If you apply once and fill in the needed information, you may reuse that information when you apply for other positions on the same site. This saves time and effort.
You may also search by job reference number or job keyword. Blank search bars are provided for this. Apply and wait about a week or two to hear back from the companyby phone or email.
Did you know that you can also save certain job searches? It is true. The options are endless.
You may also find the locations and regions of each IHG hotel. There is also a Careers Advice section on the site. It offers additional input.
Also, a basic search and an advanced search are included. One may employ either or both. Dozens of different job types are available.


Cargolux Airlines, based in Luxembourg, announced an order for two 747-400 freighters at a news conference today at the Boeing Delivery Center in Everett, Wash. Airline President and Chief Executive Officer Heiner Wilkens made the announcement while in Everett to take delivery of a previously ordered 747-400 freighter.
The value of today's order is estimated at $335 million. Counting today's delivery, the airline has six 747-400 freighters in its fleet. Cargolux also will take delivery of four more 747-400 freighters beginning in March. Boeing will deliver the two 747-400 freighters ordered today in late 1999, and mid-2002 respectively.
With today's order, Cargolux becomes the largest customer for the 747-400 freighter, with 12 airplanes in operation or on order. Cargolux was the first customer to operate a 747-400 freighter.
"We are pleased to see the success Cargolux is enjoying with their 747 freighter fleet," said Tom Basacchi, Commercial Airplanes vice president - Europe/Russia Sales. "They are a very valuable customer for us, and they've been very loyal customers to the 747 Freighter program. We thank them for their continued support."
The 747-400 freighter the airline takes today will return to Luxembourg with a full load of cargo, making the delivery flight its first revenue-earning flight.
"We are noted for our ability to get the most efficiency and productivity from our aircraft," said Wilkens. "It is also a testament to the abilities of the airplane. We recently announced the highest profit in our company's history, achieved in no small part through the efficiency, reliability and high-utilization of our 747-400 freighter fleet."
The Boeing new-technology 747-400 Freighter is the all-cargo transport member of the 747-400 family. It can carry more cargo - and carry it farther - than any other commercial jet freighter. The 747-400 Freighter also has the lowest operating cost per ton-mile.
All advances introduced in the 747-400 passenger version are available in the all-cargo configuration.
The 747-400 Freighter can carry 124 tons (113,000 kilograms) of cargo more than 4,400 nautical miles. An additional 26 tons of payload or 1,200-nautical-mile range is possible compared to Boeing's 747-200 Freighter. The new model burns 10 to 16 percent less fuel than the earlier model, because of more fuel-efficient engines and larger wings.


Multiple Nigerian newspapers and Twitter users are reporting that Internet and mobile networks were inaccessible for 12 hours in Abuja during President Goodluck Jonathan's inauguration on Sunday, May 29.
The state security forces virtually had to capture the capital city: they blocked perhaps a half of the roads in the territory, blockaded all mobile networks and shut down the airspaces. Those who had to leave the city were trapped and there was no internet connection for people to do their daily job.
Internet and mobile phone services were shut down within some ten kilometer radius of Eagle Square, causing citizens untold hardship as public transporters raised prices, and family members who had made arrangements to link up by phones were left confused.
Abuja's just out of over 12 hrs of telecom/data lockdown! No phone, no Internet for the entire democracy day. Hello!
Previous OpenNet Initiative testing has found no evidence of filtering in Nigeria, though the government has occasionally arrested journalists or closed media outlets that report critically of its actions.


My client is looking for an experienced Project Manager for a major project located in London (partial travel to North West) for software delivery for BSS working with their Telecoms operator clients.
The purpose of this role is to lead and manage customer implementation programmes and/or projects from beginning to end, directly into the customer, or through a systems integrator (SI). The role has full control of project delivery by managing customer expectations, proactively anticipating issues and managing changes as required.
You must have experience of working for a BSS Vendor/Supplier and be need to travel 100% during week.


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Having previously worked with the client on their private house, Footprint Architects were asked to develop a proposal for extending an office from their portfolio in Bournemouth.
The scheme seeks to extend the rooftop of the existing building set within a leafy area of Bournemouth town centre, creating more let able office space. The extension is a lightweight addition clad in timber to create an efficient and cost effective solution, so much of it can be fabricated off-site and craned into position, reducing disruption on the site, the existing office and the surrounding road network.
The timber cladding is intended to sit comfortably within the tree lined site as well as compliment the existing concrete building, whilst the form of the design reflects the stepped terrace style of the existing building with glazing lines mimicking those below.
Internally the office will be light and open plan with services located directly above the existing, to reduce impact on the existing building when extending.
To view more projects similar to Wilson House, please click on the links below.


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Paris-New York
Two of our favorite cities celebrated with love and vibrancy in this cool split-screen time-lapse video — Bonjour Paris, Yo New York!
Video byFranck Matellini
Paris & NY, like many large cities, have a lot in common — transport, infrastructure, national monuments. I wanted to explore not only these comparisons but also the differences, in order to expose the beauty and individuality of each.
What you cannot deny is the vibrancy and explosion of character each city has and I thought split-screen with time-lapse would be a good way to help convey this.
Shot with canon 5D mark III on assignment for an airline company.
— Franck Matellini
Franck Matellini
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