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Christmas Just Got FontyCategory: Christmas, Gift Wrapping, Print Your Own
Author: PEACHES
Just for fun, I did another version with lyrics of old English Christmas Carols done up in a fancy pants old English font.
I made a PDF for both that you are welcome to use at home using any letter sized piece of paper you can fit in your printer. Click here to view the PDF.
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What a brilliant idea, thank you so much for sharing. Merry xmas and thanks for being part of mine and my families!ReplyDelete
Great idea!ReplyDelete
Change the text for a bit of Shakespeare or T S Elliot or Browning and it becomes Birthday etc paper!
Thanks so much for the wonderful idea!
Great idea!ReplyDelete
Change the text for a bit of Shakespeare or T S Elliot or Browning and it becomes Birthday etc paper!
Thanks so much for the wonderful idea!
Great idea!ReplyDelete
Change the text for a bit of Shakespeare or T S Elliot or Browning and it becomes Birthday etc paper!
Thanks so much for the wonderful idea!
Wonderful ideas. Thank you.ReplyDelete
- Gol de GloFebruary 9, 2013 at 8:04 AM
1) A straw mattress.
2) A portable platform on which goods can be moved, stacked, and stored, esp. with the aid of a forklift.
3) The diminutive of the pale, a narrow vertical strip, usually borne in groups of two or three.
wonderful idea. thank you for sharing! merry christmas!ReplyDelete
- PeachesFreundFebruary 9, 2013 at 8:04 AM
Merry Merry to you as well!ReplyDelete
- miznelliebellieFebruary 9, 2013 at 8:07 AM
Love the idea of using address labels...especially printed! Brilliant! I keep covering my clear tape with washi tape. Cute labels would be so much more efficient! As usual...you rock!ReplyDelete
So simple and so pretty; thank you for the pdf! I confess, I once bought a book of Christmas carol sheet music from a charity shop and photocopied the bejesus out of it to use as gift-wrapping, paper ribbons and handmade Christmas cards. Have I been able to locate it this year? As my Nan used to say: "have I 'eck as like."ReplyDelete
- nutbirdsFebruary 9, 2013 at 8:08 AM
Years ago, JCrew made some cream colored pj bottoms printed in red with The Night Before Christmas. I still have them. Later they made the same thing with New Year's Resolutions. Still have those. This post is very good looking, Peach.ReplyDelete
Great idea. I have been into brown paper and twine and this would make a great addition.ReplyDelete
- Teresa McDonnellFebruary 9, 2013 at 8:08 AM
love the address labels!ReplyDelete
- Kara DeCarloFebruary 9, 2013 at 8:08 AM
Nice! I particularly like the stars and text and polka dot ribbon. But I have a thing for stars and polka dots.ReplyDelete
Oh how pretty and so clever! Thanks for the pdf! :)ReplyDelete
- nutbirdsFebruary 9, 2013 at 8:08 AM
Nice,...but I can't work a Word Doc. I'll get some help. I don't really understand fonts. I think my favorite is similar to the NYTimes.ReplyDelete
- michelle lFebruary 9, 2013 at 8:08 AM
What beautiful examples of the giftwrappy arts! I love that it's a palate cleanser - love it mixed with other wraps. Lovely post full of great ideas, Peaches!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 29, 2013 at 4:06 PM
Link to pdf isn't working.ReplyDeleteReplies
I fear the PDF hosting service expires after a time - sorry it is no longer availible.Delete
Hello. I just found your website. Thank you for sharing so much. I too prefer to use double-sided tape for gift wrapping. I love your idea of Christmas just got fonty. As mentioned by above comment from Anonymous, the link to the pdf file is no longer available. Is it possible to get the pdf file emailed to me? Thank you.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Change can be very difficult at times. A death in the family can be especially traumatic. It may feel as though the world should stop to mourn your loss, but it does not.
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30 Tips for Buying Baby Gear for Less
Do you really need all that mountain of gear and gizmos—most of which your baby will outgrow in just a few short months? Here's the money-saving skinny on what baby gear to buy.
Next to cuddling in your arms, your new baby will spend most of his time tucked in his crib. Finding the right one is simply a matter of matching your personal style with your checkbook. Hand-me-down cribs are always an option, but keep in mind that drop-side cribs are a definite no-no. Evidence that drop-side cribs pose suffocation risks led the US Consumer Protection Safety Commission to ban their sale, resale, and manufacture in June 2011. If you're in the market for a used fixed-side crib, check to make sure all the parts, including hardware, are intact and in good condition. Cribs that have been assembled and reassembled can become worn and broken. Is someone throwing you a baby shower? Don't be shy about suggesting a crib as a group gift. Your friends and family will be giving you something Baby will really use, and you'll rest easy knowing that the crib's drop-side safety is not an issue.
Crib Sheet
Your best (and safest!) bet when Baby sleeps in a crib is to use a fitted crib sheet. Don't skimp here and tuck your regular sheet under the crib mattress or use a blanket as a makeshift mattress cover. If the sheet or blanket becomes loose, it could pose a suffocation risk for Baby. (Speaking of sleep safety, see why sleep sacks are all the rage these days.) Instead, look for baby bedding sales at your favorite baby store, bargain superstore, or online. Don't worry if those patterned sheets on deep discount don't quite match your nursery decorating scheme. As long as sheets are in the ballpark, color-wise, you probably won't even notice. Besides, thumb through the pages of any baby magazine and you'll see: the eclectic look is really in right now.
Bassinet or Co-sleeper
A bassinet or co-sleeper gives your tiny newborn a cozy spot to sleep that is easy to place within arm's reach of your own bed. But let's face it, this pricey piece of baby gear has a very limited shelf life. As soon as your little one can roll over, sit up, or move about freely, the shallow surface of the bassinet is no longer enough to safely contain him. This means that Baby could outgrow this particular piece of gear well before his sixth month. What to use instead? Even if it leaves the nursery looking a little bare, set up Baby's crib in your bedroom for the first months for easy access. Putting Baby in the crib from the very beginning is not only good for your budget, but it eliminates difficulty down the road transitioning from the smaller confines of a bassinet to (what can seem to him) a cavernous crib. If you do opt to buy a bassinet, opt for one that's easy to fold up for storage and travel.
Crib Mattress
Buying a crib mattress is one of the most important purchasing decisions you will make as a new parent. The right crib mattress not only makes for a comfortable night's sleep, but also helps to keep Baby safe while he's sleeping. Considering buying used? You are probably better off buying a no-frills standard mattress than that deluxe model you have your eye on at the consignment shop. No matter how gently used, secondhand mattresses may harbor mold and bacteria, dust mites, bed bugs (hidden in the seams), and other unseen problems. Besides comparison shopping prices between stores, parents should check a store's return policy before buying. While cribs and mattresses normally adhere to standard sizes, you can't be sure you have a perfect fit until you give it a try at home. According to the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA), "crib mattresses should fit snugly with no more than two fingers width between the edges of the mattress and the crib side." More than two fingers? A store that offers a no-hassles return policy can make a new mom's day.
Baby Blanket
Soft and cuddly, receiving blankets are intended to keep your newborn warm and snug. But these magical little squares of fabric are also secret weapon of the baby gear world, stepping in to perform lots of different functions in Baby's first year—from breastfeeding cover up to improvised burp cloth and portable changing mat. Handy with a needle and thread? It's easy, and cheap, to make your own blankets. Buy a few yards of cotton knit fabric, cut it into 30×30 squares, and finish with a simple blanket stitch. Outfitting the nursery with consignment store finds? A blanket is one item of gear that is usually OK to buy used, but still double check for frayed seams, dangling threads, and other signs of too much wear. Since blankets are such a popular gift item, it's wise when you're on a budget to hold off on buying blankets until after your shower.
A mobile may be a nice diversion from staring at the ceiling for months on end, but it's definitely not a must. And be warned: colored butterflies circling overhead may hypnotize some babies into sleep, but all that color and movement can stimulate others, which totally defeats the purpose. It's up to you if you'd like to try a mobile and see how your baby responds. This gear item doesn't have to break your baby budget. When picking out crib bedding, check out sets that come with a basic mobile included. If you tally up the costs of all the separates in the set, you will likely find you are paying a fraction of what you would if purchasing the mobile separately.
Do you absolutely need a rocking chair or glider? Not if you already have a comfortable spot in the house picked out for feeding baby. But will you
want a rocking chair or glider? When it's the middle of the night and your baby keeps waking up on the walk back from your living room easy chair to the nursery, you will probably think a rocking chair located near her crib is a pretty good idea. For rockers and gliders on the cheap, check out your local unfinished furniture store or Craig's List. Ask the store to stain or paint the chair for you; most will, with the total cost still coming in at much less than a similar rocker at a baby shop. Chair pads can be picked up at most discount stores.
Changing Table
While usually an optional item for the nursery, most parents appreciate the organization that comes with having a designated changing area, especially during the whirlwind of Baby's first few months at home. With upwards of 3,000 diaper changes during Baby's first year, a changing table provides a sturdy surface for diapering and plenty of convenient, arms-reach storage. Plus, diapering Baby at a comfortable height means big relief for your back. The open-shelf variety—a top shelf changing surface with bottom shelves for storing supplies—is your best bet if buying on a budget. But to really save, skip the table altogether. Changing Baby on the floor is fine—it's organization that's key. Simply designate a corner of a room for diaper duty and stock it with a stack of towels and supplies (out of Baby's reach).
Changing Table Pad
Not all changing tables come with a standard changing mat so you'll want to buy one so that you have something comfy (and waterproof!) to rest Baby on for those diaper changes. We recommend getting one with a buckle (like this one) to help keep Baby from rolling off the table. For frugal, do-it-yourself changing pads, head to the fabric store and buy a length of vinyl-backed table cloth material (the kind used on picnic tables). Cut into shapes of around 18 inches by 34 inches and sew a 1-inch hem around the pad to finish. For a fraction of the cost of a new mat, you can make several. DIY changing pads are also easy to stash in your diaper bag for on-the-go diaper changes.
If you're looking to save money wherever you can, seriously consider cloth diapers. While there is an initial investment, cloth diapers quickly pay off since they can be used again for years—second or even third children can be diapered for free. Love name-brand diapers, but just can't justify the cost? Sign up with diaper companies that have coupon booklets and other discount offers delivered right to your mailbox or inbox. Other budget-conscious moms have no problem using much less expensive store brand diapers. Another savvy savings tip: check out mothers' groups in your local area. Not only is this a good way to bond with other new moms, but many of these groups hold "diaper swaps," where you can bring in unused diapers in outgrown sizes to trade for diapers that fit. Not sure which way to go? Take our cloth or disposable diaper quiz to find out which one is right for you.
Diaper Bag
When you're on a budget, focus on function. Remember that the diaper bag is really about keeping Baby clean, fed, and happy when you're away from home. Sure, it's possible to stash basic supplies in your purse, or even a shopping bag, but a practical, well-organized bag with plenty of pockets and lots of designated space for Baby's things boosts your confidence that—no matter what explosive diaper or massive spit up comes your way—you're prepared to handle it. So why skip it? If you've got a backpack, then you've already got a functional diaper bag complete with separate pockets for organizing baby do-dads. Add a towel for use as a changing mat and you're good to go.
Car Seat
When it comes to essential baby gear, a car seat is at the top of the list. You can't even leave the hospital unless your new little one is safely buckled into a seat. And believe it or not, your child needs to be secured into some sort of car seat or booster until she is taller than 4 feet, 9 inches, according to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Worried a smallish car seat budget will be a blow to Baby's safety? Consider skipping the infant car seat (with the handle) and go straight to a convertible model that works facing back for infants and forward for older babies. You will be happy to know that, according to the NHTSA, average-priced brands rate as well as the more expensive ones in safety tests. No matter how much money you plan to spend, be sure to first consult the Consumer Product Safety Commission product recall lists and do your homework. Buying or borrowing a used car seat may be tempting, but safety experts warn parents to steer clear of used car seats unless you can verify the age and crash history of the seat.
A stroller is one item of baby gear you definitely need. Ask any mom and you'll hear that strollers make those every day, on-the-go moments with Baby
much easier. (Keeping your baby asleep from the car to the store when she's small, out of trouble while on walks when she's a toddler—you see what we mean.) The bad news is that buying a stroller can seem a lot like buying a car—complete with an overwhelming number of models, features, upgrade options, and sticker shock. If you decide to save money by buying a used stroller, or plan to borrow one from a friend, check out manufacturer recall lists to make sure the stroller hasn't been recalled. (Our list of baby product recalls may also be helpful.) Even the priciest models sometimes have problems. A basic, low-end stroller that's new (and up to all the latest standards) may be end up being a better choice—for both your wallet and Baby's safety. Skip the larger stroller systems that have all the bells and whistles. They're probably more than you'll need.
Baby Carrier or Sling
Once a trend reserved for "crunchy" moms and parents willing to splurge on pricey European-made carriers, slings and baby carriers have gone mainstream in recent years. The good news for moms on a budget? Wearing your baby won't wear out your wallet. Most gear makers now offer low-cost carriers that hold up surprisingly well in the quality department. Look for sturdy, padded straps, pack carriers that allow for front-facing and rear-facing carrying, padded head support, and washable materials. Try it on before buying to make sure the sling or carrier can be put on and taken off with one-handed ease. Got a babywearing friend who is willing to lend? Go ahead and borrow, as long as the carrier's condition is "gently used" or better.
Breast Pump
Quality counts when it comes to breast pumps and deciding on one based solely on cost might not be such a bargain: poor construction and parts that are prone to break may lead to painful breasts and lots of frustration. If buying a top-of-the-line, double-electric pump is out of your price range, renting one from a hospital or pediatrician's office may be more manageable money-wise. Some insurance policies will even cover the rental or purchase cost of a pump as a durable medical good. Depending on the size, your local La Leche League may also be able to help you out with rentals, sometimes on a pay-as-you-can basis. If you'd just rather have your own, consider a single-electric pump or hand pump. It may take you twice the time to get the job done, but it will cost you well under half the price. Either way, it's best to wait until after Baby is born before you make this purchase because, if you need or choose to formula feed, you won't have to get a breast pump at all.
Nursing Bra
A nursing bra is designed to provide support and easy access when it's time to nurse. But for some moms (especially smaller breasted women), a simple yoga top can work as a nursing bra too. And they cost less. Go for a slightly looser fit than what you'd wear in yoga class. If this works for you, keep one handy in case your regular nursing bra is in the wash. Yoga tops also have the shelf to hold your nursing pads. Larger-breasted moms in need of extra support may be able to make-do wearing a non-maternity bra with front closures. Front closure bras on the loose side (a slightly larger size than what you usually wear) accommodate for engorgement and still leave room for disposable nursing pads. Whether you go nursing bra or regular bra, look for ones made from cotton or other breathable materials.
Nursing Pillow
Considered by many nursing moms as the one item they couldn't live without, a nursing pillow is a thick, lightweight cushion that sits on your lap to hold Baby at nipple height. As breastfeeding experts attest, raising Baby's elevation during nursing sessions takes pressure off your arms and back by allowing you to maintain a straighter posture. The pillow's added support may also make establishing a nursing hold or good latch that much easier for you both. Just made your first trip to grandma's and realized you left your nursing pillow at home? A cushion from a chair or couch may provide a surprisingly effective, no-cost solution. Firm and just thick enough to raise Baby to the height you both need for comfort, cover the cushion with a baby blanket first for a cozier feel and easy cleanup.
High Chair
High chairs come in a wide array of styles and options from natural woods and metals to chairs with built-in gadgets like toy bars and drink holders. But does your baby need a chair that cost more than your entire dining set just to eat a bowl of mush? Thrifty parents will be reassured to know that a standard high chair, a plastic seat on legs with straps for safe seating and a removable tray for easy feeding, is at heart, really no different than upscale feeding chairs, even if plastic and metal don't quite match your interior decor. Also keep in mind when making out your baby budget that a high chair is actually not a necessary gear item (although we think it makes life a little easier). Some parents prefer to simply place Baby on their lap for feeding at mealtimes. If you do go this route, be prepared to place a towel of bib over your clothes—it's going to get messy!
Baby Bottles
Some baby bottles are designed with angled necks or a valve system (like in these bottles by Born Free) to control liquid flow and reduce air swallowing and gas in Baby. But if you're sticking to standard bottles to save on cost, you can still take steps to cut down on infant gassiness. At feeding time, hold Baby at a 45-degree angle in your arms and keep the bottle tilted so the neck and nipple stay filled with milk. Also, make sure Baby's mouth is latched on the base of the nipple, rather than the tip, and that feeding noises are quiet. If you hear loud sucking noises, chances are that's air he's swallowing. Once a bottle is finished, don't let Baby continue sucking. But do take time to give him a thorough burping. (See more baby bottle basics.) Another bottle-buying, cost-saving tip: go with plastic instead of glass.
Sippy Cups
Sippy cups may seem like a must-have when Baby is transitioning from bottle feeding or breastfeeding, but there is really no evidence that drinking from a sippy cup is an important part of development. In fact, it's just the opposite! Some child health experts feel that overuse of sippy cups may cause certain speech delays and dental problems. Your best bet? Skip the sippy and move straight to the cup. It's messier and requires more parent supervision at first, but starting baby on small single- and double-handled cups will probably give you a competent beverage holder in no time. And it costs less, especially if you use cups you already own. For babies who still prefer to sip, invest in a box of inexpensive plastic drinking straws. Just can't handle the mess? Look for lidded cups. A plastic lid with spout snaps in place on a cup to let baby sip, but once regular cup drinking is preferred, the lid is simply removed.
Feeding Utensils
Let's eat! When your baby is ready to start solids, using your own bowls and spoons is the zero-cost alternative for those first feedings. Plastic dishes and utensils work best, if you've got them, or pull out those mismatched plates and bowls that have been piling up in the cupboard. (In other words, unless you don't mind seeing your wedding china crash to the floor, stick to dishes that wouldn't bother you if they broke.) When it comes to utensils, use egg-shaped desert spoons loaded with only a small amount of mush for Baby's first forays into solid foods. Once Baby is able to self-feed, switch to wider soup spoons—the round shape is safer because it can't be pushed too far back in the mouth by hungry little hands. Baby spoons, however, are handy to have if you're out and about and don't have access to your own, baby-sized backups.
Notice that lots of those cute little baby outfits come with matching bibs? They do because babies tend to messy little creatures—even long before you break out the pureed peas and oatmeal. Bibs for younger babies are helpful for sopping up drool, formula leaks, and spit up. But when Baby is older and
eating solids, a bigger bib is an indispensable layer of protection for keeping all those darling outfits you bought as stain-free as possible. To save on your bib budget, look for an inexpensive "bib clip," an adjustable cord with two fasteners that turns almost anything—extra washcloths, paper napkins, kitchen towels—into a bib. Buy a 2-pack and keep one stashed in your diaper bag or purse. Bib clips are ideal for eating with Baby on the go.
Bouncy Seat
A bouncy seat can be a new mom sanity saver when you just need someplace to put your baby down for a few minutes. But because these little chairs are used for such a short period of time (seats can typically hold a baby up to 20 pounds or so), this may be a good gear item to borrow from a mom friend or pick up at a consignment store or tag sale in gently-used condition. Another reason to go low-budget on this gear item: some babies hate bouncy seats, no matter how many light up gizmos and batting toys are attached. (If your baby loves his bouncy seat, you can always upgrade.) When borrowing or buying used, inspect the seat to make sure non-slip pads, harnesses, and other parts are intact.
Activity Center
A stationary activity center (play saucer) can provide a fun solution for that age-old problem every new mom will face at some point: you need to use the bathroom, make dinner, or just take a load off for a few minutes and Baby still wants to wiggle and bounce. But before busting your budget buying a pricey activity center, consider that Baby will—at most—use the center for only a few short months. A play yard may be a more versatile investment for your baby gear; even the most basic play yard can function as a contained play space or a safe spot to take a nap. Or consider buying a lower-cost baby jumper, a soft seat held up by bungee-type straps attached to a door frame with a sturdy clamp hook. Baby can still have all the fun of moving, balancing, and pushing with his feet, at a fraction of the typical play saucer price tag.
Activity Mat
With eye-popping colors and patterns and tons of attached toys, baby activity mats are designed to stimulate an infant's senses and movement. The good news for thrifty moms? All the fun of a store-bought play mat can easily be recreated using baby items you already have on hand. A colorful blanket placed on the floor with some "tummy time" toys can provide just as much excitement and delight for Baby. Scatter a few light and sound toys or prop up a baby-safe mirror on the blanket to encourage Baby's exploration. And, of course, your attention is free! Make the most of your baby's periods of alertness by playing peek-a-boo or simply taking the time to explore toys together.
Play Yard
A play yard is a convenient place for your baby to sleep or play wherever your travels take you—whether it's across the country or from one room to the next. Thinking about buying used? This cost-cutting approach may work out just fine for other types of baby gear, but not play yards. Since the 1990s over 10 million play yards have been recalled due to poor design in the top rails and faulty folding mechanisms. Almost every manufacturer of play yards has had some kind of recall and it may be impossible to tell if that tag sale bargain is on the list of unsafe yards. The best bet when you are on a budget? Buy a new, basic play yard that carries the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA) seal, a convenient way of making sure the item meets current safety standards.
Bath Tub
For a safe infant bath that won't set your budget back, place a folded towel in the bottle of a clean roasting pan or dish pan. Place Baby on the towel for sponge baths; extra water will be soaked up by the towel and the pan will prevent the water from seeping out. For your baby's comfort, have another towel ready to drape over Baby for added warmth as you wash. If you do have the dollars to spend on an infant tub, don't bother spending the extra money for tubs that come with temperature gauges (strips or dots that change color when the water temperature is too warm). When it comes to judging the temperature of Baby's bath water, the only way to truly tell how hot or cold it is to test it for yourself.
If you're like most parents, buying a potty chair for Baby represents the light at the end of a very long, diaper-lined tunnel. For Baby, using a tot-sized toilet in the initial stages of potty training may be the best way to boost his self-confidence and help him feel more in control of the transition. A used potty? Yuck! For sanitary reasons, it's a good idea to steer clear of that otherwise cute potty at the consignment store. When money for gear is tight, try to find a low-cost potty that still comes with a convertible feature—a removable lid that becomes a training seat or a potty that turns into a step stool—for overall savings on potty training supplies. You may want to add a potty chair to your baby gift registry, but keep in mind that Baby won't be using it for a while. We recommend suggesting it as a first birthday present! (See our top 25 potty training products.)
Many a baby has gone through life perfectly happy without a pacifier (or using their thumbs as a substitute.) But we must admit, it's one of life's little sanity savers as a new parent. A pacifier is often enough to put even the crankiest of infants in a good mood. (Experts believe so-called "non-nutritive" sucking releases brain chemicals that act to reduce stress.) If you choose to buy them, multi-packs of basic binkies are more cost effective than singles. And be on the lookout for baby bottle sets that also include soothers (usually pacifiers will come with the same shaped nipple as the bottles)—the cost of each piece is usually much lower than purchasing bottles and pacifiers separately.
Skin Care Products
Babies enter this world with super soft, sweet-smelling skin and it's a mom's job to keep it that way! But you don't need to amass a ton of bottles and tubes to keep Baby's skin clean and healthy. Simply using warm water to wash your newborn during those first few times in the tub is usually all that's needed; even very mild shampoos can irritate newborn skin and very few infants are truly dirty enough to actually require soap. When it comes to finding a frugal alternative to pricey diaper lotions and ointments, try plain old petroleum jelly or Aquaphor (a favorite of us BabyZone moms) to create a waterproof barrier on Baby's skin and prevent irritation and diaper rash.
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Alastair Macaulay has been chief dance critic of The New York Times since 2007, living in New York. Before that, he lived and worked in London. He served as chief theatre critic of The Financial Times (for which he also reviewed dance and music) between 1994 and 2007, as chief dance critic to the Times Literary Supplement, and as a leading examiner and lecturer in dance history at various academic institutions in Britain. In 1983, he was founding editor of the British quarterly Dance Theatre Journal. In 1988 and 1992, he served as guest dance critic to The New Yorker. In 1998, his biography of Margot Fonteyn was published by Sutton Books. He has contributed to books on the choreographers Frederick Ashton, Merce Cunningham, and Mark Morris. He first met Matthew Bourne while a teacher of dance history at the Laban Centre for Movement and Dance where Bourne was then a student. "Matthew Bourne and His Adventures in Motion Pictures," was first published in 2000.
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Ken Burn's three-part, five-and-a-half-hour documentary film series on the history of Prohibition in the U.S. provides a context for why Dec. 5, 1933, the date of its repeal, is a date worth remembering and commemorating.
From the description of his film :
"The culmination of nearly a century of activism, Prohibition was intended to improve, even to ennoble, the lives of all Americans, to protect individuals, families, and society at large from the devastating effects of alcohol abuse."
"But the enshrining of a faith-driven moral code in the Constitution paradoxically caused millions of Americans to rethink their definition of morality."
"Prohibition turned law-abiding citizens into criminals, made a mockery of the justice system, caused illicit drinking to seem glamorous and fun, encouraged neighborhood gangs to become national crime syndicates, permitted government officials to bend and sometimes even break the law, and fostered cynicism and hypocrisy that corroded the social contract all across the country. With Prohibition in place, but ineffectively enforced, one observer noted, America had hardly freed itself from the scourge of alcohol abuse – instead, the "drys" had their law, while the "wets" had their liquor."
It was a hard lesson for a nation deeply divided by the issue. Mississippi, the last dry state in the Union, ended Prohibition in 1966 ! The issue still resonates today, around questions of "... means and ends, individual rights and responsibilities, the proper role of government and finally, who is — and who is not — a real American."
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The Problem: People who fly sophisticated fighter jets in intricate and dangerous patterns aren't big fans of being blinded by a square mile of mirrored earth.
The Result: Nellis Air Force Base (who we've mentioned several times in more positive connections with solar power projects) is asking the BLM to deny an application by SolarReserve to build a $700 M solar tower power plant on it's (extremely sunny) land. Nellis, of course, has no problem with solar power, and actually has the US's largest current solar installation (as of buy levitra on the internet mid-2009.) But coating its land in mirrors turned out to be too much for the base.
The Air Force, in fact, is not saying precisely why they don't want the power plant. They say it could interfere with radar systems, but, more importantly, there are other reasons...all of which are classified. Col. Howard D. Belote, installation commander at Nellis said, "Because of the sensitivity [of information], I can't tell them why. Unfortunately for them and us, there's stuff on the dose levitra Nevada testing range we don't tell anyone about."
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Conservatory Outreach Percussion Adjunct Faculty
David Jelen (percussion private lesson teacher)
has taught percussion in the BW Convervatory Outreach Department for over 20 years. David's students develop good fundamental skills while maintaining their enjoyment of making music. He teaches all ages and skill levels. David holds a Bachelor of Music Education Degree from Baldwin Wallace University and a Master of Computer Information Systems degree from Cleveland State University. David is the percussion assistant to the director for the BW Conservatory Outreach Senior Youth Orchestra and percussion assistant for the Valley Forge High School Marching Band in Parma, OH. A freelance musician, he has performed with a number of groups including the Parma Symphony Orchestra, Lakeland Civic Chorus, Lakeland Civic Band and Lakeland Civic Orchestra. He was also a church choir director for 23 years. He has composed and arranged music that has been performed by musicians of all ages. David is currently playing bass guitar with Orchard Park.
Darryl Mika (percussion private lesson teacher) has been teaching percussion for over 30 years. He performs as a free-lance percussionist throughout the Northeast Ohio area. While in the military, he was a member of the U.S.M.C.'s Commandant's Own Drum & Bugle Corps. Mr. Mika has previously taught at the Rainey Institute and with a number of drum and bugle corps. Mr. Mika is the percussion adviser for the Baldwin Wallace University Marching Yellow Jackets. He received his Bachelors in Music Education from Baldwin Wallace University. His current interests include competing in triathlons, marathons and century bike rides.
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Megan Poletti (percussion and recording technology private lesson teacher, Youth Percussion Ensemble director) has been teaching for 6 years. She holds a BA from Baldwin Wallace in Music and Arts Management, as well as an AAS from Cuyahoga Community College in Recording Arts & Technology. She teaches students of all ages, specializing in beginner and intermediate studies. Megan has taught for many programs at BW, and also is the assistant manager of the recording studio. In addition to her employment at BW, Megan is an adjunct faculty member at Tri-C in the recording arts department. She also owns her own on-location recording business, and works for clients around the Cleveland area. Megan prefers to teach percussion for band students, but also can instruct beginning drum set lessons.


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Li-Li B&B is on the good and quiet location. It takes only 3 minutes to walk to get stop of WEGO bus. We can speak in Chinese ,English,and also French,German, Japanese,Spanish a little bit.It takes only 20 minutes to walk to the falls(1.5 km). Casino and multitude of restaurants nearby. In Li-Li B&B, we provide not only rooms and breakfasts for our guests but also a hospitable atmosphere that will make the vacation more colorful. We will do our best to suit your need! Special Discount Now Our Stay 2 Nights Discount is 5% Our Stay 3 Nights Discount is 6% Our Stay 4 Nights Discount is 8% Our Stay 5 Nights Discount is 10%
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5 on July 05, 2013
LI LI and Kevin are fantastic Hosts. Very Knowledgable of the area and guided us in all the right directions! There Hospitality is second to none...Breakfasts were Gourmet and Kevins coffe is Fantastic!! The Home and guest rooms were extremely clean and welcoming....we met as strangers but left as friends...We will definately be back to stay again!!!! Best kept secret in Niagara falls. Thank you both for a great mini honeymoon. Kevin & Michele Bangor, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. July 1, 2013
5 on June 03, 2013
Very wonderful host, excellent 3 day stay. Kevin and Li Li are wonderful host and the accomodations were clean and comfortable. The breakfasts were great.
5 on May 01, 2013
Li-Li Bed and Breakfast is a wonderful place to stay in while visiting Niagara. Impeccably clean, comfortable furniture and good breakfast makes this place worth coming back for or recommending to friends and family who would visit Niagara. The hosts Li-Li and Kevin were very hospitable and helpful in making our stay in Niagara memorable. The breakfast was really good... fresh and hearty. Kevin's freshly made coffee and Li-Li's homemade bread make this place unique and worth coming back for.
5 on June 10, 2012
This is the only bed and breakfast where I have stayed offering excellent food, bedrooms and hospitality. We felt valued and welcome during our 3-night stay at Li-Li Bed and Breakfast. I highly recommend this home when searching for a B & B in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
5 on June 08, 2012
I stayed in LiLi B & B for 2 nights. This is the most hospitalbe B & B I have ever visited. The host (LiLi and Kevin) are quite nice, generous and hospitable. They provided me with the most useful travel information (restaurant, sightseeing places and etc), enabled me to arrange my schedule in Niagara Falls. The atmosphere in LiLi B & B is warm and relaxed. I strongly recommend its ample homemade breakfast. As long as you try, you will never forget it. LiLi B & B is the one I am willing to visit again and recommend to all friends.
5 on May 27, 2012
Quiet, peaceful, gorgeous food, excellent freshly roasted coffee, generous tasty portions; loved the apple baked french toast! Kevin and LiLi are delightful hosts.
4.4 on May 06, 2012
Comfortable bed, delicious and elegant breakfast, most importantly, the hospitable host, Li-Li and Kevin give my wife and I the feeling of home. What a pity, we only stay in there for one night. I miss the mellow coffee made by Kevin. Thanks a lot, Li-Li and Kevin.
5 on April 22, 2012
We stayed two nights in two rooms ( 4 adults in two rooms). It was our first visit to Niagara falls and we were travelling with my parents. We chose the B&B on purpose since we thought my parents (we are all from Taiwan) would love to stay in a Taiwanese-owned B&B after several days of road trip. It was a good decision. Li-Li and Kevin were very friendly and gave us a lot useful info. My parents also walked around early in the morning and enjoyed the neighborhood and the falls. Not to mention the delicious and big breakfast! Everything was good and coffee was particularly awesome! We had great experience staying and would recommend it to others!
5 on November 28, 2011
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5 on October 10, 2011
My wife and I stayed four nights at Li-Li Bed & Breakfast during the first week of October 2011. We had a great time and were treated with the most courteous and prompt service that you could imagine. Li-Li and her husband Kevin are the most gracious hosts; they greeted us upon arrival and made us feel very much at home. Li-Li is an enthusiastic hostess and sees to your every need when you are a guest in her Bed and Breakfast. The room was very clean and comfortable; we had an in-room bathroom which was in excellent condition. They made a breakfast of eggs, bacon, home-made bread, and fresh fruit each day. Kevin made a cup of coffee for me each day with a leaf pattern in the cream - very artistic! Li-Li is very knowledgeable of the Niagara area and was able to explain to us the options of what attractions to see. They also can sell you an Adventure Pass which is good for four attractions in Niagara. Their bed and breakfast is conveniently located only five minutes from the waterfall by car, so it is easy to get to and from the major attractions. It is in a house that was built in the 1800's and has high ceilings and a beautiful living room and dining room area. The cost per night was very reasonable also, and we saved a lot by staying there over other bed and breakfasts in the area. I recommend that you stay at Li-Li Bed & Breakfast if you are planning a trip to the Niagara, Ontario area soon.
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To enable the several States (but not including the States of Kansas, Nebraska, and Nevada) to construct the necessary levees and drains, to reclaim the swamp and overflowed lands therein—the whole of the swamp and overflowed lands, made unfit thereby for cultivation, and remaining unsold on or after the 28th day of September, A.D. 1850, are granted and belong to the several States respectively, in which said lands are situated: Provided, however, That said grant of swamp and overflowed lands, as to the States of California, Minnesota, and Oregon, is subject to the limitations, restrictions and conditions hereinafter named and specified in this chapter, as applicable to said three last-named States respectively.
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"Hate Mail" un altro nuovo progetto per Robert Pattinson (con Scarlett Johanson)?/ "Hate Mail" CONFERMATO! – A new project for Rob Pattinson (and Scarlett Johanson) CONFIRMED!
by Fiammy on mag.20, 2012, under Interviste
In occasione della proiezione del film Lawless ieri a Cannes e del successivo afterparty The Wrap ha riportato (subito ripresa da Yahoo Movies) che il produttore di Lawless, Michael Benaroya per Benaroya Pictures già produttore anche di The Paperboy (con Nicole Kidman) che verrà presentato a Cannes in questi giorni sarebbe in procinto di produrre sia un film con Daniel Radcliffe, "kill your darlings" sia un film dal titolo HATE MAIL con Scarlett Johansson, Robert Pattinson and Philip Seymour Hall
La trama del progetto Hate Mail , per quanto si sa ad ora, in attesa di conferme è quella di una serie di personaggi le cui vite segnate da una serie di lettere d'odio a Manhattan affrontano in vari modi questa situazione e le conseguenze delle stesse
Attendiamo conferma della notizia , se fosse questo sarebbe il 4 progetto dei 5 indicati da Rob a Premiére ( i confermati Mission Blacklist che è attualmente al Marchè Du Film di Cannes in cerca di compratori, e The Rover, il non ancora confermato The Band (sempre da Premiére)
Larry Richman conferma il progetto Hate Mail! QUI la conferma data al sito francese Le RPattz Club. Il genere del film sarà drammatico.
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In an article about the 'Lawless' afterparty in Cannes, they talk about Michael Benaroya of Benaroya Pictures, producer of the movie, and the movie he's financing. There's a Rob mention. Is that one of Rob's "five projects"? We'll wait for more info
From The Wrap and Yahoo Movies
Benaroya, who co-produced "Margin Call" last year, is fully financing "Kill Your Darlings," a $4 million thriller with Daniel Radcliffe and Michael C. Hall about young beat poets Allen Ginsburg and Jack Kerouac and a murder.
And he's also financing the $11 million "Hate Mail," with Scarlett Johansson, Robert Pattinson and Philip Seymour Hall. And he executive produced "The Paperboy," also screening in competition in Cannes.
That's a lot of money to be throwing down. Benaroya, apart from noting that he's only lost money on one movie he's made thus far, said he likes to gamble.
"I'm a serious poker player," he said. "People like to underestimate me: 'You look 25. You look like a nice guy. I'm gonna take you for everything you've got.' They're often surprised when they don't."
Old article about 'Hate Mail' from Variety (Sept, 2011 – some of the names linked to the project may have changed since this article was posted)
Writing-directing team Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden, who became darlings of the indie scene following "Half Nelson" and "Sugar," have set their next picture, a drama titled "Hate Mail."
Project will be fully financed by Wayfare Entertainment, which previously produced Fleck and Boden's adaptation of Ned Vizzini's novel "It's Kind of a Funny Story."
"Hate Mail" will feature interweaving stories about several Manhattanites who encounter various iterations of hate mail and grapple with the subsequent fallout of their relationships.
Project reunites the filmmakers with a quartet of past collaborators, as Jamie Patricof will produce through his Hunting Lane Films banner, while Paul Mezey will produce via his Journeyman Pictures shingle. Wayfare's Ben Browning and Jeremy Kipp Walker will also produce.
Mezey previously produced "Sugar" and exec produced "Half Nelson," while Patricof produced both of those films.
Fleck and Boden came on Hollywood's radar with their short film "Gowanus, Brooklyn," which bowed at Sundance in 2004 before the duo expanded the story to feature-length with "Half Nelson." The duo have multiple Indie Spirit Award nominations and Fleck was named one of Variety's 10 Directors to Watch in 2006.
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Apple co-founder believes iPod has about run its courseApple co-founder Steve Wozniak this week likened the iPod to a fad whose days atop the consumer electronics market are numbered while lamenting the limitations of the iPhone 3G, for which he'd like to write certain applications but can't due to restrictions.
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Woz, who retired from the daily grind at Apple more than 20 years ago, says the media players are approaching a saturation point where "everyone has got one or two or three." It gets to the point, he adds, where they "get real cheap," become omnipresent, and don't sell as well as a result.
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Fanboys at Comic-Con were treated to brief footage from the highly anticipated Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
Grainy cellphone copies of the trailer immediately made their way to Youtube.
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If you missed seeing the trailer, you didn't miss much.
The trailer opens with Batman on a rainy rooftop, illuminated by flashes of lightning. He's wearing an armored Bat-suit complete with white glowing eyes, very similar to the version presented in Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns.
Batman throws the switch on the Bat-signal which blazes into stormy skies. The camera pans up as Superman drops right through the center of the Bat-signal... his eyes flaming red as if his heat vision is about to erupt.
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I was apparently a lot less impressed than fans at Comic-Con. The crowd erupted into cheers at Superman's appearance.
Admittedly, I was watching a grainy cellphone movie capture on Youtube. However, I didn't see anything all that spectacular.
I am pleased to see that director Zach Snyder is modeling Batman and his armor very closely on Frank Miller's iconic Batman. Even the sillouhette on the Bat-signal is very reminiscent of the bat symbol found in Miller's Dark Knight artwork.
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Also, do you seriously think I would comment on J.D. Drew being "unclutch" after he hit that huge grand slam in 2007? I deleted it because nobody had posted on it for weeks. If you knew anything about my postings in this forum (as noted by TB and kTa), you'd know that I find statements like "A-Rod is so unclutch" to be totally idiotic.
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The Public Health Club provides awareness and education about Public Health issues on the LIU Brooklyn campus and in the downtown Brooklyn area.
We create and participate in events promoting healthy lifestyles, improve members' knowledge about Public Health matters, and promote the Master of Public Health Program and the Health Sciences major.
Membership in the Public Health Club is open to all students in good standing at the Brooklyn Campus of Long Island University regard less of race, religion, color, creed, sex (or gender), sexual orientation or political, religious, or national belief or background.
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