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Selling my 2003 Suzuki GSX-R 750 with 2003 exclusive paint (deep blue/white). Got married, don't ride any longer. Bike has 10K miles, steering damper, excellent condition, no accidents, clean title in hand (paid in full in cash when bought it), always garaged at my house. I've changed it's oil and K&N filter every 1,000 miles (actually about 800 miles or every six month).

I've put all the important information about the photography class that I lead on a separate page. You can find the page by clicking on "Photography class" link at the top of the site, right above site name in the picture - "HyperSensory.com".

Please feel free to contact me with any questions or comments by commenting to this post.

In this article I will give you an advise on questions that you should ask your potential wedding photographer. Despite a common believe that taking photographs is easy - it is not. At least it is not easy for an average person. It takes photographers a lot of time and money to develop their skills and style.
However, you as a consumer - should do your job in selecting the right person to take photographs of the event that hopefully will only happen once in your life. it is through sharing of information and education of consumers that we can hope for their understanding of time and effort that goes into planning a successful photo event.

Alright, the happiest day of your life is scheduled and now you need to line up the photographer. When you search for the right candidate ( by recommendations, online, in wedding magazines, or anywhere else), there a few things that you should know. Hopefully, the list below will help you choose the right candidate. Make sure to call them to ask these questions as e-mail is very impression and allows one to construct an answer that will not tell you what you asked for. So here we go!

As recently as 2007, there were thousands of certification centers in the United States that have specialized in Microsoft certifications such as Microsoft certification series (MCSE, MCITP, MCPD, MCA, MCSA, MCTS and others) and Cisco's CCNA, CCDA, CCNP...
Right here in San Diego there were about 80 various locations for certifications and roughly 30 colleges and cert. centers offering the preparation courses. The biggest one - MicroSkills (which advertised heavily on TV and radio) went out of business right as the recession was approaching. Many companies have sensed it a mile away and others were simply disenchanted with
the whole certification industry.

What makes a good photograph? For all the different possible answers - there is only one that is correct. While subject, location and gear are important - it is the photographer who provides the vision and does the best job possible with what's avaliable. Jen and Shane Fellows are two photographers who seem to have that vision that separates them from many other local "photographers". Take a look at this session at Balboa Park. What stands out are the wonderful colors of the images - very vibrant! The lighting is great primarily due to the time of day when the images were taken - no harsh shadows, no blown highlights. Some images are done in black and white but for a reason - because B&W works well for them. Many other photographers will resort to black and white when there is something wrong with the image - not in focus, poor colors, blown highlights, etc.

If you had WaMu checking account and since had your account converted to one of the Chase checking accounts, you may want to know the following rules that Chase will apply to any and all of your accounts. Some of these rules are strange, others are simply ridiculous:

 -    Unless you sign a paper releasing the bank of any liability in case you are robbed or assaulted when you withdraw large amount of money (cash) you can’t get your money. The issue is twofold:

     a) You can’t get YOUR money, unless you release all liability the bank may have. While this doesn’t sound like a big deal, read the point “B” and see why it actually matters.

     b) Imagine a scenario where a bank employee learns about you taking a large sum of money from your account and then tipping off local thugs…If during the investigation you learn that someone at the bank was involved – you can’t sue the bank for poor security, lack of employee background checks, or any other reason.