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Im lending a hand on a production of great expectations done by the great Rob Rivera. This is one of the results of following him around with the camera for a bit
What to expect? We had no idea when we booked our trip to Myanmar. But, what we were met by was a country full of warmth, incredible people, easy transit, and endless beauty.
These photos highlight my visit to Myanmar with my brother and aspire to capture and share some of that beauty with you.
Learn more about my visit at virtualwayfarer.com including a breakdown of my expectations vs. the realities of my visit.
While this is stated as a design principle, I also believe it is a good marketing principle. Based on user experience, perception and expectations of designs change.
The Kraft ad shows how designers cleverly put this ad on some stairs to showcase how simple it can be to make their Mac N' Cheese.
The best example of this is the Geico commercial. This ad relies on its viewers going through a hassle in order to get car insurance. By adding the phrase "so easy a caveman can do it", Geico lets viewers know that with their company buying car insurance is a breeze.
The Katy Perry ad for PopChips leads its audience to assume that PopChips is a healthier alternative to fried/baked chips with both the phrase and the image of Katy Perry in work out attire.
We at Cafe Freedom beside Jinan University...
The True Beauty is the moment of capturing a non-make-up natural expression coming from the heart.
Nikon FM2, Nikkor F1.4 50mm, Ilford HP5+
Scanned with CanoScan 8800F
post #20 for my MAKE SOMETHING COOL EVERYDAY
I made this during my lunch break and ALL my co-workers were staring at me like i was completely crazy! haha
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What to Expect During a Fire Damage Restoration Process
A fire in your home or business can lead to extreme loss, resulting in expensive repairs and replacements. Fire damage restoration is a process that occurs after firefighters extinguish the flames to ensure that the residence or business returns to its pre-fire state.
If you are experiencing this issue for the first time, you want to know how the process works. To provide a better understanding of what to expect during this time, the experts at SERVPRO of West Fort Worth explain a typical restoration procedure.
Confirmation That Property Is Stable
Before any remediation professional enters a dwelling after a fire, they must confirm that the building is structurally sound enough to enter by checking for exterior compromising damages like foundation cracks.
Damage Assessment
Once inside the building, the restoration team will inspect the damage and determine its extent. These experts will check the ceiling, the floor, and everything in between. Fire damage restoration professionals understand what to look for to ensure a complete assessment.
Water removal
Firefighters often use excessive amounts of water to put out a blaze, which usually leads to water damage and flooding. The fire damage restoration technicians will use commercial blowers and dehumidifiers to get rid of the remaining moisture. For baseboards, flooring, padding, and insulation that are unsalvageable, the team will safely dispose of them.
Water removal and complete drying of all surfaces are necessary to prevent high levels of mold growth, which may require the assistance of mold remediation companies for inspection and removal.
Remove Soot, Clean, and Sanitize
One of the most dangerous aspects of dealing with the aftermath of a fire is the soot. Smoke damage can spread throughout the entire building, even in areas that didn’t have flames. Fire restoration companies use specialized equipment to remove traces of smoke and soot safely from the premises. They may also offer an air duct cleaning service to ensure that residents breathe fresh air.
Once soot and water cleanup is complete, the restoration team will clean all salvable flooring and upholstery to remove smells. They will also use special equipment like foggers and air scrubbers to disinfect and sanitize all remaining surfaces that contain fire, smoke, and water damage.
Make Repairs and Renovations
As the final step in the fire damage restoration process, the team will carefully repair damaged ceilings, walls, and flooring. They may apply a sealant to mask the charred odor on unfinished wood surfaces, but they can fully repair finished wood by stripping, sanding, and refinishing the surface.
The team will reconstruct the room to its pre-fire condition by shampooing or installing carpets, installing new drywall, and washing fabrics. This step in the process is an excellent time to seek renovation services, which a fire damage restoration company may offer. They can make the room look like new, even if it means you have to replace furniture and personal belongings that have too much damage.
Why SERVPRO
SERVPRO of West Fort Worth, Texas, is one of the top fire restoration companies in the area. They offer a residential and commercial cleaning service, including flood cleanup, soot and odor control, sanitation, mold removal, and a building restoration service to repair flooring, walls, furniture, and personal belongings.
To learn more about their fire damage restoration service, call (817) 560-3086 or follow them on Facebook for their latest news.
The expectations build up, each one a new brick on the growing wall that lies between who I am and who you want me to be.
We went to dinner with Ryan and Sue at Ivory, a buffet Indian restaurant, and afterwards we went for dessert here! It's been around for a very long time and is a kind of institution in Winnipeg - Sue said her mom used to go on dates there when she was young!
I think he got what he wanted in the end anyway.
A dust rat, a spilled centilitre of beer, a small piece of cheese and a kick up his butt when he was not paying attention and nor was the leader of the pack.
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This year´s top gift is supposed to be a bag of food.
Embarrasing thought if you think about the target market and the potential recipients.
I gave away two empty bags.
The cost of the content to be was sent to medecins sans frontieres
Not really because it is Xmas, just because.