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All women should have boyfriend jeans. Comfortable as possible, it is also an asset "fine legs" unstoppable. When it is well chosen! It was thought already doomed but it is not. So we explain how to choose the timeless boyfriend jeans according to its morphology and how to wear it to perfection.
The jeans boyfriend is one of those basic that every woman should have in their wardrobe. These loose leg pants are a partner of choice for your simple and trendy looks. Still hesitating to give in to the sirens of the boyfriend jeans? Know that its wide cut flatters the silhouette and refines the legs.
Bloggers love boyfriend jeans!
You'll find the trendiest looks among the most casual chic silhouettes of your favorite bloggers. We save you time with our selection of photos of the best outfits made with a boyfriend jeans. Who knows, you might find the one that will perfectly reflect your personal style.
Boyfriend jeans of small women who have shapes
There are still a few seasons, the general rule was that boyfriend jeans are reserved for women tall and filiform because of its wide cut. What we shout at the aberration. The boyfriend jeans also suit those that have shapes! Simply choose the cup that flatters the most silhouettes and ensure a few details.
You are small and you find your legs a little strong?
Roll up the bottom of your boyfriend jeans to reveal your ankles and visually extend your legs. To gain a few inches, bet on pumps, heeled sandals or wedge sneakers. Not only will you look taller, but your silhouette will look slimmer and slimmer. For a tromped L'Oreal effect, opt for pumps or nude sandals whose tone will blend with your complexion. Long leg effect assured!
To enhance your figure, slip your shirt, tee-shirt or blouse into your pants. You can even tie a knot in front of your top for a retro effect. If tucking your top in your jeans does not tempt you too much, be careful not to choose too long, otherwise it could break the proportions and pack you down.
You find yourself too round for boyfriend jeans?
What to wear my boyfriend jeans?
If bloggers are a real source of ideas for wearing loose pants, their outfits are sometimes a little too eccentric. We save you time with our selection of looks putting the boyfriend jeans in the spotlight and the bank account safe!
The ideal boyfriend jeans for women who have shapes
Looking for jeans that will highlight your legs that you find a bit strong? Stop the quest; the boyfriend pants are perfect for you as it visually refines the legs. The effect is all the more obvious if you choose it in a dark hue. Like small women, roll down to lengthen your legs even more. The mistake not to commit? Avoid light-colored boyfriend jeans and faded styles that are unflattering for your figure. The pants with holes are also to be avoided because through the cuts, we have a direct view of the legs. Thus making them a little stronger than they really are.
Can small women dare boyfriend jeans?
The major problem of small women when looking for clothes. The body is sometimes drowned. This does not mean they have to turn their way to boyfriend jeans! Just choose a strand closer to the body to flatter the silhouette. Play with proportions by opting for a loose but not enveloping top to harmonize the silhouette. Caution, the top should not be long so as not to pack the silhouette.
To gain inches and lengthen your legs: roll down and bet on heels.
Wendy's looks from wendyslookbook.com and Julie from sincerelyjules.com, proves that even petite women can be boyfriend jeans.
Which size to choose for my boyfriend jeans?
Do not look for the boyfriend jeans that will mold your body! The size of boyfriend jeans is played almost only at the hips. Choose the one in which you are most comfortable. If you have strong legs, opt for a model as loose as possible in the legs.
If you are a little round, you will probably encounter this problem by trying boyfriend jeans: either the jeans are perfect at the waist and too tight on the legs, or it is perfect on the legs and too big at the waist. The solution? Choose the one that best suits your legs and wear it with a belt. Or better, have a touch up on the size.
What shoes to wear with my boyfriend jeans?
The shoes you wear with your boyfriend jeans depend not only on your overall outfit but also the look you want to create. Sporty, casual, chic, edgy, stylish: the major advantage of boyfriend jeans is that it can reinvent itself at every outfit. For example, if you wear wide pants and a sailor, put on white sneakers will give an even more casual look to your look. Swap them for a pair of shoes and you look stylish. Change to ballerinas and you'll look more relaxed while staying smart.


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By Dan Blankenship
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First off, I have to say that I have no idea why anyone would run for president; within ten seconds of an announced candidacy, half the country decides they hate you.
I watched Barack Obama's speech about racism on Tuesday. It was an attempt to undo some of the damage that has been done to his campaign by the videos showing his reverend (Jeremiah Wright) using foul language and cursing America. I wasn't impressed by Obama's words today. And here's why:
Barack Obama has said this election is about "judgment" and "decision making". As an example of his good judgment abilities, he offers up his opposition to the invasion of Iraq. In fact, almost every speech he gives, he offers that up over and over again as being his main reason he is "qualified" to lead this nation. Fine, that's his claim to fame, so be it. Our intelligence was bad, the management of the war was terrible, and I pray everyday Iraqi forces step up and run their own country. I agree with those points.
But here is a question that needs to be asked of Obama: "If you don't have enough good "judgment" to realize the pastor you trust for advice is spewing race-baited propaganda in order to build his congregation, how in the world are you going to deal with foreign leaders determined to usurp this "beautiful and multicultural" nation of ours?" You must be the only person to know Reverend Wright and not know of his propensity to play to the lowest common denominator while addressing race relations from the pulpit.
As a teenager, I traveled the Midwest with Dr. Stanley C. Harris Jr., helping him preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I visited many black churches during that time. Not one preacher, reverend, or minister I heard, offered up a sermon of anti-imperialist and anti-American rhetoric designed to somehow get the crowd in a frenzy. Nope, they mostly focused on the Gospel and helping their fellowman. Yes, America, and for that matter, all countries have track records marred by terrible atrocities, racism, sexism, tribalism, and genocide. But racism in America will never begin to truly fade away as long as some find fueling the roaring fire the best way to make the mortgage payments.
Barack Obama is a great orator. No doubt about that. But as we have all heard, "Actions speak louder than words." An empty pew at Trinity United Church of Christ just might have propelled Barack all the way to The White House.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trade in Monday's session are Alcoa, FedEx and United Rentals. The markets will close Monday at 1 p.m. Eastern.
After Friday's closing bell, Bank of America BAC, +0.25% announced that it and other consortium members -- Citigroup Inc. C, -0.21% and JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPM, -0.12% -- decided not to proceed with a plan to create a master liquidity enhancement conduit, or M-LEC. The vehicle, which was aimed at alleviating liquidity shortage in the short-term credit market, was backed by the U.S. Treasury. The banks will continue to monitor market conditions and stated that they remain committed to work on appropriate solutions, including launching the MLEC if needed. The banks had retained BlackRock Inc. BLK, -0.06% as an advisor. See full story
Alcoa Inc. AA, +0.51% agreed to sell its packaging and consumer businesses to New Zealand-based Rank Group Ltd. for $2.7 billion. The deal is expected to close by the end of the first quarter. The businesses generated about $3.2 billion in revenues and $95 million in after-tax operating income in 2006. The deal includes the sale of the Closure Systems International, Consumer Products, Flexible Packaging and Reynolds Food Packaging units. The businesses to be sold have about 10,000 employees in 22 countries.
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United Rentals Inc. URI, +1.30% took a blow after a Delaware chancery court ruled that Cerberus Capital Management acted within its rights in pulling out of a $4 billion buyout, The Wall Street Journal reported. In a separate statement, United Rentals said it was disappointed by the decision and would consider its alternatives to operate as a publicly held business.
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Google Inc. GOOG, -0.07% has continued to build on its lead in the Internet search market, according to data released by ComScore Inc. In November, Google had a 58.6% share of the search market, compared to a 58.4% share the previous month, according to ComScore data. Meanwhile Yahoo Inc. YHOO continued a downward trend in the month, falling to a 22.4% share in November from a 22.8% share the previous month, according to the data. Microsoft Corp. MSFT, +0.02% held steady from month to month, according to the data, with a 9.8% share. Time Warner TWX, +0.00%, which owns AOL, saw a jump in its share of the search market in November, to 4.5% from 4.2% in the previous month.
AXA AXA, -0.24% has reached an agreement with Reso Garantia's shareholders to buy a 36.7% stake in the Russian insurer for about 810 million euros ($1.17 billion), the company said late Friday. As part of the agreement, AXA will have the option to buy out the remaining stake through calls exercisable in 2010 and 2011. The investment is expected to be accretive within three years, Axa said. Axa and Reso's shareholders have also agreed to form a joint venture to develop products for Russia's life and savings market.
Jazz Pharmaceuticals Inc. JAZZ, -0.47% said it received an approvable letter from the Food and Drug Administration for a once-a-day Luvox CR extended-release capsule. Jazz and Solvay Pharmaceuticals Inc. are seeking approval to market Luvox CR to treat two anxiety disorders: social anxiety disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Jazz, a specialty pharmaceutical company, said the FDA separately approved Luvox for the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder Thursday. Jazz and Solvay said the FDA requested information from the companies about chemistry manufacturing and controls compliance.
McAfee Inc. MFE, +0.29% is considering initiating a share repurchase program, although it wouldn't begin until after the company has announced its results for the period ending Dec. 31. The security software company, which completed its financial restatement and is now current with its Securities and Exchange Commission filings, also said it reached a tentative settlement in pending federal and state derivative securities lawsuits related to historical stock option practices. McAfee accrued $13.8 million in its second-quarter 2006 financial statements for expected payments and plans to complete the settlement documentation in late December or early in the first quarter of 2008.
Newpark Resources Inc. NR, +0.09% said it has entered into a new $225 million secured credit facility with a group led by JP Morgan Chase Bank. Funds borrowed under this new facility were used to repay outstanding balances and terminate a $150 million term credit facility and $100 million revolving credit facility. As of result of the terminations, Newpark expects to record a non-cash charge of about $4 million in fourth quarter to write-off capitalized financing costs. The new credit facility will mature on Dec. 21, 2012.


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Armyan Bernstein, Peter O. Almond and Kevin Costner (prod.); David Self (writer) ; Roger Donaldson (dir.)
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Oct. 1962, for thirteen extraordinary days the world stood on the brink of destruction. Krushchev wouldn't back down, President Kennedy wouldn't give in. Inspired by the real-life events that took place in the Kennedy White House.
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Stanley Nelson (screenplay) ; Laurens Grant (porducer);
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Publication Date: 2011
In 1961, segregation seemed to have an overwhelming grip on American society. Many states violently enforced the policy, while the federal government, under the Kennedy administration, remained indifferent, preoccupied with matters abroad. That is, until an integrated band of college students decided to ride a Greyhound bus from Washington, D.C. to New Orleans to bring attention to racial inequity in the United States. Recounts the hostile reception they received in the segregated South, the support they gradually achieved from civil rights leaders and organizations, and how their actions eventually forced the United States government to enforce the law regarding desegregation in interstate travel and public accommodations. Nelsons inspirational documentary is the first feature-length film about this courageous band of civil-rights activists who called themselves the Freedom Riders.
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Thank you to all who participated in the Advent Drive supporting the Episcopal Refugee Network! We collected several boxes of toothpaste, shampoo, and body wash to support the efforts of this ministry. Hear from RefugeeNet board members about the good work they're doing this Sunday at 9:15 am in the Parish Hall.
Who are we?
The Episcopal Refugee Network of San Diego (RefugeeNet) is a 501c3 California Nonprofit Corporation with a budget of $165,000, funded by donations and small grants. We have a staff of 2 full-time and 3 part-time employees, and receive over 200 hours of service a month from over 30 volunteers. We have 3 donated vehicles: 1 pickup truck and 2 vans.
Who do we help?
There are more than 100,000 refugees in San Diego County. Over half of them are no longer eligible for assistance from the four federally-funded Resettlement Agencies – and there are gaps in the assistance those agencies can provide. We help fill those gaps. Our clients are families from Sudan, Myanmar (Burma), Iraq, Syria and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Members of our staff are refugees who speak many of the African and Asian languages our clients speak.
How do we help?
- We provide translation for families at government agencies, medical and dental appointments and job sites.
- We provide assistance and advocacy at schools, legal hearings, government agencies and with landlords.
- We gather food from food banks and donations to distribute on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
- We provide tutoring with transportation 3 days a week in City Heights and North Park.
- We provide links to available community services.
- We help refugees understand the laws and expectations of their new homeland.
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- Donate bags of white rice and cooking oil. All of the refugees need this.
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- Mentor. Spend time with a refugee and help them improve their language skills and/or study to pass the naturalization test to become a citizen.
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- Sponsor camperships to Camp Stevens.
- Help meet our budget for staff salaries by mailing a check to our office or Credit Card through the PayPal link on our website, www.refugee-net.org/donations. An annual commitment helps us to plan staff time and program capacity.
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The Australian Science and Mathematics School (or ASMS) is a coeducational public senior high school for Years 10 - 12 located in Adelaide, South Australia on the campus of Flinders University. As the school is unzoned, it attracts students from all across the Adelaide metropolitan area as well as some regional locations, in addition to international students. The goal of the school is to prepare its students for university, particularly in the fields of mathematics and science. The ASMS is unconventional in its approach to education, emphasising a love of learning in both students and teaching staff; students are given the freedom to take control of their own education. ASMS aims to make students aware of their own learning and for them to become self-directed in the way they complete academic tasks.
The Australian Science and Mathematics School was opened in 2003 and is only one of two in Australia. As the school is designed to provide an adult environment for senior school students, there is no school uniform policy, which promotes a variety of culture and social styles and structures. A key feature of the ASMS is the productive relationship between the school and the Flinders University, on which the campus is located; the ASMS shares many resources with the university, including a library, cafeteria, student services, transport, recreational areas and car parks, in addition to booked access to lecture theatres and specialist science and support facilities. Furthermore, students at the ASMS in collaboration with Flinders University's Science and Technology Enterprise Partnership (STEP) may be involved in research projects in the business, industry and university sectors.
The ASMS is a specialist science and mathematics school, however it offers a comprehensive curriculum which covers all learning areas necessary for students to achieve their South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) qualification. If the ASMS does not offer a desired subject, the student will be transported by government-paid taxi to a neighbouring (or "Alliance") school for their lessons in that subject. The Year 10/11 curriculum is organised into interdisciplinary Central Studies; these alternate every year to ensure that a student will not do the same subjects twice. The Year 12 curriculum consists of standard SACE Stage 2 subjects, such as the various Mathematics, Science, English and Humanities subjects.
The ASMS also provides special activities for Year 10 and 11 students in the form of Adventure Space. Examples of these include Dance, Cryptography, Robotics, Aviation, Australian Space Design Competition, Paramedical Pathways, Electronics, Creative Writing, and Palaeontology. While not assessed, they do provide an opportunity to interact with university life, as well as an opportunity to take part in learning focused productive extra-curricular activities.


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The Arts & Humanities are a Thriving Economic Driver in Montgomery County
*About the Data – The data used for this report is from 2017 and was provided by DataArts and The Cultural Data Profile, and the Arts and Economic Prosperity 5 study, a project of Americans for the Arts. For more information on the Cultural Data Profile, please visit www.culturaldata.org. To see the full Arts and Economic Prosperity 5 study for Montgomery County Maryland, please visit www.creativemoco.com/AEP5. Dollar amounts may include, but are not limited to: direct funding, value of in-kind contributions, and sponsorships.
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Any time an in-canon Star Wars novel comes out, we pore through it for new details like Leia's force powers, General Hux's backstory, and why Chewbacca owes a life debt to Han Solo. Now From a Certain Point of View, an anthology of 40 short stories about events from A New Hope told from supporting characters' point of view, is revealing more about the Star Wars universe, like why Darth Vader was adamant about Boba Fett not disintegrating his bounty.
One story, "The Luckless Rodian" by Renée Ahdieh (bestselling author of The Wrath and the Dawn), recounts the contentious history between Rodian bounty hunter Greedo and "Corellian scumbag" Han Solo.
The story recounts the Mos Eisley cantina scene from Greedo's point of view, revealing the real reason, besides money, why Greedo wants to hand Han Solo over to Jabba. The smuggler slept with the woman Greedo was in love with.
[Greedo] would never understand what Uncelta had found so appealing in Solo all those years ago. The smugger had always been a worthless excuse for a man, while Uncelta had been everything Greedo had cherished in a woman.
Greedo would have loved her as she deserved to be loved. Not dallied with her like that Corellian scumbag had chosen to do.
This all plays into the narrative about Greedo shooting first (although early scripts would disagree). Well, regardless of who shot first in the cantina, at least Han never whined about being friend-zoned.
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Woodstock mother joins protest April 14th over allegations that the Ontario government will close five demonstration schools, including the London school for the Deaf
A Woodstock mother plans to have her voice heard next week at a rally at Queen's Park April 14 to protest the possible closure of the Robarts School for the Deaf.
Lalita Tamburri's four-year-old daughter Jaya Kettniss, whose hearing loss was detected at the age of three following a slew of tests, currently attends junior kindergarten at the London school.
"Our biggest fear is that the school is going to close," Tamburri said. "There are no other options in the area for students whose language is ASL (American Sign Language). ASL is not taught as a critical language in mainstream schools, only as a mode of communication often by people who are not proficient in the language. I am not aware of any ASL language standards for those teaching in public schools to date."
Tamburri said her daughter's communication skills have flourished since attending the London school.
"There was so much frustration before she started at Robarts and now there is much less," she said. "All the parents are devastated at the thought of the school closing. We all see how much the school is helping our children to be the best that they can be in life; how it's helping them to build a strong identity, to build communication skills and learn from those who know best how to live as a Deaf minority in a hearing world."
The province is currently wrapping up consultations with parents regarding five demonstration schools including Robarts, but parents feel the decision to close has already been made due to the fact the government has refused to rule out closing the schools.
The Drummond Report, released in 2012, recommended closing the facilities and using the savings for funding programs within the mainstream school system.
Local MPP Ernie Hardeman, who said he will attend the rally at Queens Park, said he was "very concerned" that the intent was to close the schools as a way for the Liberals to slash spending.
"The big problem is the amount of money they are spending," he said. "We think it's quite an important issue. In my mind it's a bad place to look for savings."
However, May Nazar, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Education, said it is important to note that a decision has not yet been made and they are still consulting with parents, students and staff as well as education and community partners "to explore ways to provide effective programs and services that will best support achievement and well-being."
"We are committed to the success and well-being of every child and student, including students who are Deaf or hard of hearing, blind or have low vision, deafblind or have severe learning disabilities," Nazar said in an email. "We are committed to giving every student access to the supports they need to succeed in school and in life."
The rally on Parliament Hill will take place from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
After the rally, MPP Lisa Gretzky will debate a motion to make sure the schools stay open in the afternoon.
Schools under review also include Amethyst Demonstration School in London, Trillium Demonstration School in Milton, Sagonaska Demonstration School in Belleville and Centre Jules-Léger in Ottawa.


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your code is testing for the button named "Send" being pressed.
I was sending generic code just to give an idea, your code is more specific to your form.
Really, either will work, though yours would probably be the better choice since it would keep the session from being reset in the instance where there are more than one form on the page.


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JTBC drama "Syndrome" has found its steady place.
According to AGB Nielsen Media Research on the 7th, the eighth episode of "Syndrome" rated 1.190%. This is 0.195% more than the previous record.
"Syndrome" showed instability compared to "Padam Padam... The Sound of His and Her Heartbeats". However, as the drama proceeded, the percentage went up from 0.9% to 1% and it seems like it's found its place.
Hae-jo (Han Hye-jin) put her finger into the mouth of a patient who was fighting for his life in the elevator which stopped due to malfunction and hurt her finger everywhere.
Meanwhile, TV Chosun "Hanbando - Drama" rated 0.842%.
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The Shoreham Centre, Saturday 28th October 2017, 10.30am – 3pm.
Brought to you by The Fairy Tale Fair we're so excited to announce our Happily Ever After Wedding fair is back on Saturday October 28th 2017 at The Shoreham Centre, Sussex.
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There will be over 40 carefully chosen stalls and stall holders in total. Come along and meet the makers & designers behind the creations. There will also be craft workshops to take part in through the day including flower crown making, cupcake icing, jewellery charm making and brush lettering. All workshops are drop in and free and you can read more about each of them here.
We'll also have some wonderful live singers on the day. There will also be yummy home baked cakes to sample and buy, as well as The Shoreham Centre's cafe open too.
Don't forget to browse the beautiful classic cars and transport options outside the front and back of the venue – including a beautiful VW and American silver airstream named Pearl!
Our fair is kindly sponsored by the fabulous Doily Days Magazine. Advance ticket holders will be guaranteed a copy of their latest edition at the fair.
Entry is £2 on the door (children 16 and under free).
A limited number (50) VIP tickets (SOLD OUT) are also available at £4 each which have an addition of a goody bag including exclusive offers & discounts from our stall holders, Your Sussex Wedding magazine (worth £3.45), Doily Days Gold Edition (worth £3.95) homemade gifted treats, an individual bottle of Babycham (18 years and over only), music, competitions, and product samples including accessories, confetti, handmade tealights and lots more surprises!
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Buses stop at the High Street just a short 2 – 3 minute walk away from the centre. The centre is also only a 4 minute walk from Shoreham-by-Sea train station.
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As we have been updating regularly, Bremerton High School football coach Joe Kennedy is under attack by the Bremerton School District for the mere act of praying on the field after games. Many of you have been asking how you can support Coach Kennedy. Here's how:
Supporters are rallying in attendance at the November 12 Bremerton School Board meeting. Wear blue or gold to show your support. We are looking for volunteers to speak in defense of Coach Kennedy at the meeting. Creators of the event expect to have talking points prepared for you or you can speak from your own heart. Contact the creator of the event on Facebook or email email@example.com if you wish to speak at the meeting. Join the event on Facebook for the latest updates. #SupportCoachKennedy
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To the Bremerton School District Board of Directors- Scott Rahm, J. David Rubie, Jonee Dubos, Alyson Rotter, and Carolynn Perkins, and to Superintendent Aaron Leavall,
As a citizen of and voter in this community, I request that the Bremerton School Board re-establish Coach Joe Kennedy's position immediately.
Mr. Kennedy was not in violation of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause as you have presented it. Mr. Kennedy was not coercing anyone to pray with him, nor was he requiring that students participate; no imposition of religious beliefs took place per RCW 28A.600.025(2). Additionally, Mr. Kennedy was not acting as an agent of government seeking to establish a national religion.
The establishment of religion clause means at least this: Neither a state nor the federal government may set up a church. Neither can pass laws that aid one sect nor prefer one sect over another. Neither can force a person to go to or to remain away from church against his will nor force him to profess a belief or disbelief in any religion. Former chief justice, Joseph Story, wrote in his "Commentaries on the Constitution": "The real object of the [First] Amendment was . . . to prevent any national ecclesiastical establishment, which should give to an hierarchy the exclusive patronage of the national government." Based on this, Mr. Kennedy cannot be in violation of the law by praying after a football game.
The Bremerton School District; however, is in violation of the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment protection of religious expression. The First Amendment was adopted to prevent Congress from establishing a national religion and to ensure individual religious freedom, which the school board is now attempting to deny. The Bremerton School District is also in violation of the Washington State Constitution's Article I, Section 11 guarantee of absolute freedom to worship. In the actions taken by the board, Mr. Kennedy has been "molested or disturbed … on account of religion."
Justice Douglas wrote in the Supreme Court's 1952 opinion in Zorach v. Clauson, "We are a religious people whose institutions presuppose a Supreme Being. … When the state encourages religious instruction or cooperates with religious authorities … it follows the best of our traditions. For it then respects the religious nature of our people and accommodates the public service to their spiritual needs." Additionally, Chief Justice Burger wrote in the 1984 Lynch v. Donnelly opinion, "No significant segment of our society, and no institution within it, can exist in a vacuum or in total or absolute isolation from all the other parts." Again referencing Zorach, the board placing Mr. Kennedy in a vacuum would be showing "a callous indifference" and, at worst, "preferring those who believe in no religion over those who do believe."
Please accommodate the spiritual needs of Mr. Kennedy and the people of this community, by reinstating his position.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European equities may be close to a bottom as bearish investors price in a sharp economic slowdown and a flurry of political risks such as Brexit, asset manager BlackRock said in a note on Wednesday.
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Today's project, how to build a DIY fireplace with electric insert is such a great way to add warmth and coziness to a room. Yes friends, I'm sharing how to make a fake fireplace with a DIY mantel using an electric fireplace insert that works with or without heat. I know what you're thinking… How good could a faux fireplace really look?
Well, take a peek below at my DIY fireplace plans and finished project and you be the judge. I also made a video of my how to build a faux fireplace with an electric insert to make this project even easier to follow. *Update* I've just added a DIY Faux Stone Fireplace Chimney tutorial and video. I'm wondering now why I waited so long to build this!
This project was one of my top diy projects for 2018
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Tips for Planning a DIY Fireplace in Your Home
Selecting a location for your faux fireplace.
You will need an electrical plug located inside your DIY fireplace frame. You'll also need to cut a section of your baseboard out so your DIY Fireplace will mount flush to the wall. Also important is that aesthetically, you'll want to select a location where your fireplace can be a focal point in your room.
How to choose an electric fireplace insert.
Electric fireplace inserts come in a variety of sizes from about 23″ up to 50″ wide. I chose this 30″ fireplace. Pick a size that will scale well in your room and fit the DIY fireplace surround you're building. Most mid-range electric fireplace inserts are LED lit, remote controlled and offer a flame only and flame and heat setting. That's perfect for us Florida dwellers who only need heat about 3 times a year! Be sure to check all the features before choosing one. I fell in love with one model of electric fireplace insert and just before I ordered it, I read that it projected the heat and flame settings on the fireplace glass when it was turned on 100% of the time. How distracting, ugh!
How do you wire an electric fireplace insert?
Electric fireplace inserts only need a plain household electrical outlet to work. What you will need to do is have your electrical outlet located inside your faux fireplace frame. I had an electrician add an extra plug on the wall where I was building my DIY fireplace, which you 'll see below. Let me help you avoid a mistake on your faux fireplace. If you're adding an outlet, make sure it's located toward the center and away from the edge of your frame. Mine wasn't in the frame area enough and I had to chip out part of my frame to fit the fireplace electrical plug into the outlet.
DIY fireplace building tips.
I designed my craftsman style fireplace to compliment the gorgeous craftsman window trim I added to our home earlier this year. My fireplace surround has a small footprint and is versatile enough to fit beautifully with lots of decor styles. Best of all, this craftsman style fireplace is easy to build and a great project for an intermediate woodworker or home improvement junkie like myself. It uses all flat cuts, plus, there are no tricky double angle cuts like you'd have with crown moulding. Easy peasy!
If you'd like to build a traditional fireplace, follow how to build this fireplace through covering the surround with plywood. Finish it in your style by trimming it out differently. One big word of advice, plan where your plywood seams will be in advance so you can cover all raw wood edges with trim.
Like I shared in the video, I like to mark my wood as I cut each piece with the size, piece name as well as the location of where I'll put my pocket holes. If your plywood has a front and back side, mark that as well so you always use the best side out. It's hassle to go back to the store when you've grabbed and cut the wrong piece!
Ok, so now that we have that out of the way my friend, are you ready to build your own DIY craftsman style fireplace?
How to Build a DIY Fireplace With Electric Insert Tutorial
Supplies needed to build a fake fireplace surround that looks real.
- 1/2″ Plywood
- 2 x 4s – see my frame cut sizes below
- Electric fireplace insert – This is the one I used
- Woodgrain trim
- 3″ wood screws
- 2″ pocket screws
Tools needed for this project.
- Table saw
- Compound miter saw
- Drill
- Kreg Jig, K4 or K3
- Sander
- Brad nailer
- Caulking gun
- Builders square
- level
- measuring tape
Watch my How to Build a DIY Fireplace With an Electric Insert Video.
Step one: Build the fireplace base.
My base was 63″ x 17″ with center supports about every 18 inches. I assembled this with 3″ screws.
Step Two: Build the Fireplace Frame.
I've listed my 2″ x 4″ cut sizes below on the photo. I used both 3″ screws and pocket holes to assemble the frame. You could easily assemble this using just pocket holes or screws. Use a builders square to check for squareness.
Assemble the front of the fireplace surround on a flat surface first. Like I mentioned in my video, assembling the fireplace frame while it was standing up was not the best choice. Next, attach the sides of the surround frame. Add a back support at the top and bottom where the frame will rest against the wall.
Step Three: Cover the fireplace base with plywood.
Use a table saw and rip each plywood piece to size. Cut and attach the left and right sides first. Add the front of the base piece next and the top last. The front piece will cover the cut edges of the left and right sides. The top will be flush to all of the edges. You'll add a small piece of trim to cover the cut edge of the base top later.
Step Four: Attach the surround frame to the plywood covered base and wall.
Use pocket holes and screws or 3″ nails to attach the DIY fireplace surround frame to the base attaching at center supports where available. Next, use 3″ screws to attach the frame to studs in the wall.
Step Five: Cover the fireplace frame with plywood.
Cover the fireplace frame with 1/2″ plywood and 1 1/2″ nails in a brad nailer. Add the sides first and the front next.
I had to shim the lower left side of the front of my frame so both sides lined up evenly around the opening for the fireplace insert. If I had built this part first and on a flat surface I don't think I would have had this challenge. It was a good fix though, and you can't see it on my finished fireplace.
Step Six: Add the fireplace mantle or top.
Before cutting the fireplace mantel length, lay the 1/2″ plywood on top and mark the cut line on each side. Trim as needed and attach it using a brad nailer and 1 1/2″ brad nails.
This is a good time to add unfinished wood trim to your fireplace. I added a beautiful rope style Woodgrain trim to the base of the fireplace to cover the cut edges. The rest of my trim was from the Finished Elegance line by Woodgrain and came prefinished as you'll soon see.
Step Seven: Use wood filler to fill in seams.
Use wood filer and fill in seams and nail holes that will not be covered with trim.
Step Eight: Sand, prime and paint the fireplace surround.
Sand the entire surface to prep for painting. Remove sawdust and wood particles by running a wet/dry vacuum over the entire fireplace followed by a thorough wipe down before priming and painting.
Except for the Woodgrain rope trim I added around the base, I saved time by painting a base coat of paint onto my fireplace surround before adding my trim. Since I wanted a contemporary fireplace and one that complimented my craftsman window casings, the rest of my trim is the same as my windows, Finished Elegance.
Step Nine: Add preprimed Woodgrain trim.
I trimmed out my DIY fireplace surround in this order.
- Add 1″ x 4″ trim across the top and the two sides. It will be flush with the top of the mantel to cover the plywood raw edge.
- Add a 1″ x 2″ trim on the left and right sides. It will be flush with the front of the fireplace so the next piece of trim will lay over it.
- Add a 1″ x 4″ piece of trim to the left and right edge of the fireplace front. Align it with the corner trim from the other side (it makes a corner).
- Add a 4″ x 4″ cut block to the top and bottom.
- Add another 1″ x 4″ piece of trim to the outer edge of the fireplace front.
- Attach a 1″ x 4″ across the front to cover the plywood seam.
- Attach a 1″ x 2″ trim around the top and sides of the fireplace surround. It will be flush to the mantel top and be layered over the first 1″ x 4″ trim.
Step 10: Caulk and paint
Use painter's caulk along all the trim edges, nail holes and gaps. Once dry, follow with a final coat of paint. I know this next part is hard, but…Allow the paint to cure for at least 24 hours before sliding in the electric fireplace insert!
Later, I added another 1″x 2″ strip of trim along the sides where the fireplace slid into the surround to fill in the gap on each side. If the top trim had been higher I wouldn't have had to do this. It looks great either way.
Yes, this was a big project. Was it worth the work? You betcha! I love how cozy my Florida living area is now.
Especially since it made the area just past the kitchen island a cozy retreat. Welcoming for guests and pretty for me to see as I'm preparing a meal.
Do you love this project? Do you know someone who needs a DIY fireplace for their home too?
Be sure to see the new DIY Faux Stone Fireplace Chimney I added!
It would be great if you'd share it with your friends and family on Facebook and pin it for later!
Adding a fireplace that complimented my craftsman style window trim helped my house look coordinated and decorated. Another earlier project I'd tackled was adding our own DIY baseboards. Like window trim, and upgrading baseboards, adding a DIY fireplace to your home is an affordable upgrade that the average homeowner can easily tackle.
I bet you're wondering how I liked working with the prefinished trim boards? I loved it! Finished Elegance is a quality product that saved me hours of extra work on my DIY craftsman style window trim project and my fireplace. Each and every board was perfectly finished and uniform, which helps my project look it's best.
Do you have a place in your home that could use the coziness a fireplace would add? Share with me in the comment section below where you's add one in your home!


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While a multitude of travel and tourism professionals attended WTM 2018 event and discussed about the latest trends, campaigns and issues of negative tourism, the Indian Pavilion offered niche tourism products like adventure, yoga and Ayurveda with its new Incredible India 2.0 campaign to attract international tourists.
The travel industry every year comes under one roof at World Travel Market (WTM) in London to discuss and promote tourism in order to generate revenue in return for the stakeholders of the travel ecosystem. The event puts the spotlight on the latest developments in the tourism industry in terms of technology, new trends, digital-tourism and more. The global travel event this year was held from November 5-7 at ExCeL London and witnessed over 50,000 attendees and 5,000 plus exhibitors from different tourism segments – tourism boards, airlines, hotels, wholesalers and travel buyers.
Focus on 'responsible tourism'
In its 39th year, WTM London conducted sessions on different sectors of tour and travel industry. While celebrating World Responsible Tourism day, the event focused on minimising environmental impacts; creating economic benefits for local people and also understanding cultural and environmental issues. While international tourism has crossed the mark of 1.3 billion, 'responsible tourism' has become essential to take measures against the negative consequences due to the growth in this segment. Kerala Tourism won the award for World's best in Responsible Tourism category for the second consecutive year for its responsible tourism initiatives.
A multitude of travel and tourism professionals attended the event and discussed about the latest trends, campaigns and issues of negative tourism. Furthermore, there were discussions on the internet's role, especially social media and other digital mediums to keep up with customers' digital advancements.
India an emerging destination
The Indian Pavilion was packed with travel agents and consumers from around the world which was inaugurated by Rashmi Verma IAS, secretary, ministry of tourism, government of India. There were delegates who were present at the event including Pramod Kumar Singh, tourism minister, Bihar, Vellamandi N Natarajan, tourism minister, Tamil Nadu, Aashima Mehrotra, director, ministry of tourism and Charanjeet Singh, deputy high commissioner of India to the UK.
Last year, there was an increase in the foreign tourist arrivals in India by approximately 14 pc as well as 19 pc in terms of foreign receipts and 6.8 pc of global growth, according to Verma. As the growth of the tourism sector in India is enhancing due to the adoption of the multi-pronged strategy and establishment of excellent infrastructure around tourist sites, for the first time it has touched the 10 million mark.
"Incredible India 2.0 campaign is more thematic in nature. Looking at the needs and demands of major markets like the US and the UK, we have made some thematic films on niche products like adventure, yoga, Ayurveda, etc. This campaign focuses heavily on social media besides print and electronic media. We are hopeful that through this new Incredible India campaign we will be able to encourage people to revisit India, stay longer and experience the various products we have on offer," said Verma at WTM.
At the Kerala Tourism pavilion, an international event was inaugurated by Kadakampally Surendran, minister of Kerala tourism, who was joined by Rani George IAS, Kerala tourism secretary, R Rahul IRS, MD, Kerala tourism development corporation and other delegates. Recently, Kerala tourism was extensively affected due to a massive flood attack and thus the state pavilion sent out a clear message at the event that tourism is back to normal in the state.
India is emerging as a preferred destination across the globe with its unique tourism products for both international and domestic tourists. The ministry of tourism have taken a key initiative to introduce e-visa to 166 countries, medical and MICE tourism and more to create awareness and take India a step ahead in the international events like WTM.
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When Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and the actress Julianna Margulies met at the Crosby Street Hotel recently, the talk turned quickly to such serious subjects as body shaming, sexual harassment in the military and rape on college campuses.
But first there were a couple of sartorial adjustments to be made. Ms. Margulies, 48, a three-time Emmy-winning actress (two for her starring role in "The Good Wife," including one this year, and another for "ER"), leaned over to straighten the lapel of Ms. Gillibrand's navy suit jacket.
"Hang on a second," Ms. Gillibrand said a moment later, as the photographer began to shoot. The junior Democratic senator from New York, 47, an upstate representative to Congress before that, and the author of the recent best-selling memoir "Off the Sidelines," tucked back a stray lock of Ms. Margulies's hair. "I want her to look her best."
And then, over coffee and sparkling water, the conversation began.
Philip Galanes: The first things I found, researching both of you, were these sexist comments about your bodies. Remarks by various congressmen to Kirsten, "I like my ladies chubby," or calling you fat when you were pregnant.
Kirsten Gillibrand: And he was trying to be nice. This congressman said to me: "You know, Kirsten, you're even pretty when you're fat."
PG: She was eight months pregnant.
Julianna Margulies: My God! How did you react?
KG: I just smiled and thought, "This is crazy." But it didn't affect me. I was a member of Congress.
JM: That is why I could never be in politics. My industry is tough enough.
PG: That's what I thought until I Googled you the day after you won your Emmy and found an Internet frenzy about your arms being too skinny. "She must gain weight!" What's at the root of this craziness?
JM: The most important thing is not to go on the Internet — because I didn't know any of that until you said it.
PG: Oops. Sorry.
KG: But this issue affects all women. In politics, studies show that when women's looks are commented on in a campaign, it undermines their credibility — even if the comment is positive. It makes us seem less qualified. When I ran my first campaign, my opponent started with: "Oh, she's just a pretty face."
JM: Meaning: You couldn't possibly be smart, too?
KG: Exactly. And he followed that up with these ugly photos of me, washed in green, so I looked too crazed and power hungry to be elected to Congress. It's a challenge we all face.
PG: But men don't.
JM: Right. You don't hear these things about men.
PG: Why are we so free to comment on women's bodies?
KG: I don't know the reason, but I know it makes women feel undermined. When I was a young lawyer, I worked for months on this case. I worked weekends, gave up vacation, worked until midnight. And at the celebratory dinner afterward, my boss says: "Let's thank Kirsten for her hard work. And don't we just love her haircut?" It was heart wrenching. I thought, "After all that work, you're commenting on my hair?"
JM: I would be a fool to read what people write about me online. What I'm wearing, how I look, who I'm dating. I refuse to let strangers affect me. But when I see teenage girls, just coming into adulthood — all of a sudden they have breasts and hips — I know those comments will affect them.
KG: Self-esteem is a huge issue.
PG: And tearing down women's bodies ...
JM: But it's not just women's bodies. People feel free to rip down anything, and it's not new. Take Gloria Steinem. People told her, every step of the way, that Ms. magazine would fail. But she said: "I don't care what you think. This is what I'm going to do." It's back to the basics of Buddhism: It's not what people say, it's your reaction to it.
KG: But we can still call out unfairness to women. The fact that we're only paid 70 cents on the dollar shows that we aren't valuing women's work. We can demand equality. We stop defining women on how they look, but on what they say and do.
PG: The ironic thing is that most interviewers missed the point of your fat-shaming. You were trying to shine a light on women's experiences, but they were focused on who, who, who.
KG: They wanted to talk about which guy was the jerk. [Although Ms. Gillibrand does not name any men in the book, published reports have since identified one of them as Senator Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii, who died in 2012.]
PG: After a while, does it start to feel like sexism is baked into everything?
KG: Look at the N.F.L. Look at sexual assault in the military and on college campuses. What you see is institutions propping up the favored person, the favored star, the favored student. They close ranks to protect the status quo, and in the process, they victim-blame and undermine the people who are trying to speak truth to power.
PG: Which brings me to your strong kinship: advocacy for survivors of sexual assault and preventing it. How did you get involved?
JM: Three years ago, I met Erin Merryn at a Glamour magazine Women of the Year dinner. Erin was sexually abused as a child for years, and she hid it from her parents and teachers. She was so ashamed. She thought there was something wrong with her. Kids are so scared in that situation. Abusers often say: "We'll kill your parents if you tell." So now, Erin is trying to give kids the tools they need to stop the abuse, to teach them how to speak up.
PG: This would happen in schools?
JM: One hour a year, less time than we spend on fire drills. And it's age-appropriate, so it won't scare the children. "Erin's Law" has passed in 19 states, and Erin will not stop until all 50 have it. Until we give every kid a voice.
KG: That's incredible.
JM: It's a no-brainer. Why wouldn't we teach kids to say: "Mommy, this is what happened"?
KG: This is what excites me. Julianna is using her voice for something she feels passionate about. I'm inspired by that. I want to help.
PG: Well, she needs your help, because Erin can't get the law passed in New York.
JM: And I'm such a proud New Yorker, I felt ashamed when Erin told me that.
KG: I'll work to change that. We'll work together.
PG: This idea of listening to people who aren't typically heard, is that what drew you to sexual assault in the military?
KG: The stories of the survivors just overwhelmed me. They were so heartbreaking. As soon as I watched the documentary "The Invisible War" [about sexual abuse in the military], I knew I had to do something.
PG: It's a shocking film. To watch the military victimize the survivors — women and men — all over again.
KG: You hear that story over and over. The survivors say: "I could survive the rape. What I couldn't survive was my commander turning his back on me — telling me it was my fault or that he wasn't going to do anything about it."
PG: It's like sexual assault on college campuses: one in five women assaulted during their college careers.
KG: The cost of a college education should not include a greater likelihood of being raped than if you don't go to college. Let me tell you about two brave women, Annie and Andrea, who came to my office and said they needed to see me. They told me about being brutally raped on campus. But when they told the administration, they were disbelieved, blamed and retaliated against for telling their stories.
JM: It's unbelievable that in 2014, we could tell a woman that rape was her fault.
KG: So, they went from campus to campus, talking to other young men and women, giving them courage to hold their schools accountable. And thanks to their determination, we now have legislation in the U.S. Senate that's going to change how colleges deal with this.
JM: That's testament to you for taking that meeting.
PG: How do you choose which issues to take on, Julianna?
JM: I look for the ones that affect me personally, so I can put my heart and soul into them. The ones that affect the world I'm showing my child: gun control, saying no to sexual abuse, stem cell research that could help Parkinson's disease. My grandmother died of Alzheimer's.
PG: Speaking of children, you're both the mothers of young boys. Do you raise them differently than girls?
KG: Here's one for you. One day, my husband took our boys to this park with trails. And he sees our younger son — who was 2 ½ at the time — slowing down. So, he says, "Come on, Henry, you can do it." And Henry says, "Oh, Daddy, we can do it because we're men." Now, how many girls say, "We can do it because we're women"? Not enough, I think.
JM: My kid came back from day camp this summer, and all of a sudden he says, "We're men: This is what we do." And I said: "Excuse me?" He was 6.
PG: Do you try to discourage that?
JM: No, he's starting to find his culture, who he is as a boy. But I don't worry because my husband is so adamant about chivalry. I want to raise him to make his bed, know how to cook a meal and still open a door for a woman. I know the landscape for men is complicated these days because women are strong. But we still love a compliment in a loving manner.
KG: We can teach our boys that girls may be different, but those differences are good. Women bring different skills to the table, which may lead to valuable solutions.
PG: Do men have an empathy gap in understanding abuse? Is that why you couldn't get the 60 votes you needed to break the Senate filibuster and change the way sexual assault is prosecuted in the military?
KG: We got 55 votes. That's huge. People thought we wouldn't get more than 30. And if you look at the people we had — Chuck Grassley, Ted Cruz, Rand Paul — it wasn't a gender split. I'm not saying women are better, I'm just saying that we often find common ground more easily. And when we're heard alongside men, the diversity of opinion is valuable.
JM: Wasn't there just a study by Credit Suisse that found that companies with women on their boards do better?
KG: Right. The returns on investment are better, the returns on equity are higher and companies are 40 percent less likely to have to restate their earnings if one woman is on the corporate board.
JM: We should look at that as a country.
PG: Let's segue to "The Good Wife." Before you started the show, how did you feel about women like Silda Spitzer?
JM: My heart went out to her. She was on a 24-hour news loop. Everywhere you went, that news conference was playing.
KG: And she's an amazing woman.
JM: Once I got into the role, I saw that Alicia did it for the kids. She wanted to look like a united front, even though her heart wasn't in it — even though she wanted a big hole to open up in the ground and pull her through. But you want your children to feel protected, and there's already a scandal, so what do you do?
KG: I don't think any woman can guess what she'd do in those circumstances until it happens to her.
JM: When I started "The Good Wife," the question was always, "Why don't women politicians have scandals like men?" At the time, my kid was 16 months old. I was like: "Are you kidding? Who has the time? I'm too exhausted."
KG: Same here. At the time, I thought: "I'm nursing every three hours. I can't understand that question."
PG: I read an interview where Julianna said, "For the longest time, I didn't think I'd get married." Why was that?
JM: I hadn't seen great marriages. I come from a divorced family, so I always thought: I'm not doing that.
KG: How old were you when you got married?
JM: Forty.
KG: I was 33. Waiting was a good thing for me.
JM: I waited until I knew who I was. And when I met the right person, I couldn't imagine not being married to him. Before that, I thought marriage would be crippling. I didn't want to be dependent on anyone. I wanted to support myself and be free.
KG: When you find the right guy, and really put yourself into it, it makes all the difference.
PG: Kirsten, you gave up a big-bucks career as a corporate lawyer to go into public service. Did you wrestle with that decision?
KG: I had this great role model my whole life. My grandmother was a secretary at the State Legislature in Albany. I loved how confident she was, how passionate about politics. But like many women, I was afraid that I wasn't qualified or tough enough. It wasn't until I went to a political event where Hillary Clinton was the speaker. It was a room full of women at the River Club, so fancy, fancy ...
JM: Yeah, I used to waitress there.
KG: There you go. I'm in the back of the room, the youngest person by 10 or 20 years, and Hillary says: "Decisions are being made every day in Washington, and if you're not part of the process, and you don't like what they decide, you have no one to blame but yourself." I thought: "She's talking to me." And that's what started me on a 10-year journey of volunteering, working in the grass roots, and eventually moving back home to upstate New York and running for office.
PG: Same with you, Julianna, when you walked away from "ER" — even after they offered you $27 million to stay. How do you do that?
JM: Listen, I love making money. I'm proud that I can help my parents and make a good living. But I don't care about making money if I'm not doing what I love. I'd been away from New York for six years. And they'd already given my character a wonderful goodbye. So I went with my gut. And whenever I've done that, it's been the right thing for me.
PG: Last question. I know you have to leave.
JM: I have to go to work. I'm shooting a bar scene today.
KG: And I have to get back to D.C.
JM: She's changing the world, and I'm shooting a bar scene.
PG: Advice for folks who might not know how to follow our dreams, or what our dream is?
KG: Dream big. Embrace your ambitions. And don't be afraid of them just because they're different, or because no one's done it that way before. It might be a great goal for you.
JM: And remember to be happy. My little boy is obsessed with cheese, and he loves the cheese man at Whole Foods. He goes there every day to talk to him. If that's what he wants to do, do it. But do it with pride, and with love, and enjoy yourself.
KG: We need some young dairy farmers in upstate New York.
JM: We do. And he likes him some cheese, that boy.