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[初一]World of summer
来源:21世纪学生英文报·初一版第349期 作者:21英语 日期: 2011-07-18
AROUND the world, summer vacation means long days, sunshine, swimming, sleeping in and, most importantly, no school.
Hundreds of years ago, students took the summer off to help their parents in the fields (田地). Today, though, summers are full of fun – not work. A summer vacation means so many opportunities (机会) for kids: extra (额外的) classes, sports, hobbies or catching up on studies.
If you're lucky, during the weeks away from school, you can volunteer (做志愿工作), travel or go to a camp. It's time to learn a new skill or do a part-time job. You may hang out with friends all day. Some kids just kick off their shoes and jump into rivers and swimming pools.
If you're not so lucky, summer vacation may mean summer school – a long, hot summer inside the classroom.
Some say that summer vacations slow academic progress (学业进步). In fact, US President Barack Obama once talked about a shorter summer vacation for US students. But others say that summer vacation can lead to a lot of personal growth (个人成长). And if you work hard, it doesn't have to mean falling behind in your studies.
Whatever your plans, make this summer a good one. Take on a project! Learn something! Help someone! Make this summer one to remember.
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Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba's mid-term budget speech on Wednesday was generally not well received by the financial services industry, with most concern arising from the figures he quoted: gross domestic product (GDP) growth for the year revised downwards to 0.7% and an estimated budget deficit of R51 billion.
Elize Botha, the managing director of Old Mutual Unit Trusts, says the lacklustre growth figures and debt levels will have an impact on your financial well-being, including your savings and investments. "With gross national debt forecast to be at 61% of GDP by 2022, by 2020/21 the projection is that 15% of the main budget revenue will be spent servicing debt.
"Gigaba highlighted some high-level plans in an attempt to turn this around, such as managing government expenditure and increasing our competitiveness, but failed to provide much comfort on how this could be achieved."
Botha says you need to prepare yourself for harder times. "The per capita income is down, the economy is not growing, poverty percentages are concerning and business confidence needs to be restored. All of these elements place an ever-increasing burden on South African households."
One event that may directly affect your pocket in the aftermath of the minister's speech is a further downgrade of government debt by the international credit ratings agencies.
David Crosoer, the executive of research and investments at PPS Investments, says significant investment inflows have protected South Africa to some extent from its deteriorating fundamentals. "This could change should South Africa be downgraded to sub-investment grade, as about R100bn could flow out of our bond market," he says.
Crosoer says the big concern is that, in order to attract overseas investors, the cost of government funding will need to be significantly higher. "Rising bond yields are likely to adversely affect the pricing of other financial assets and could impose a further headwind on the economy," he says.
From an investor perspective, Crosoer says, short-term interest rates are likely to increase, which will probably be accompanied by increasing inflation.
He says markets are forward-looking, so, to some extent, a downgrade is already reflected in asset prices. "South Africa bond yields have risen by more than 1% over the past month, and our currency has weakened post the mid-term budget speech. Investors consequently need to think about whether the fiscal situation is likely to get significantly worse than the market expects before it gets better, or whether there is sufficient bad news already in the price to make the assets attractive to hold today.
"While it is a brave person who thinks South Africa is improving, it is always very difficult to try to time market events. Consequently, we typically advocate that investors construct portfolios that are relatively robust to either outcome materialising, although a defensive slant today is clearly justifiable. As always, investors are best served by sticking to their long-term plan," Crosoer says.
In the midst of the uncertainty, Botha says the best ways for you to bolster your finances are by cutting down on spending on non-essentials and saving as much as you can. "It is never too late to save. It's not all doom and gloom if you start somewhere, and soon," she says.


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Online Registration is now closed. Registration will be available at the Packet Pick-up listed below as well as on-site on race day morning.
Join us for Runners For Others An Ignatian 5K on April 7th in Patterson Park. This race supports the social ministry programs of the Jesuit organizations of Baltimore.
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- $10 for current Jesuit Middle/HS & Jesuit Volunteers until 3/18, $15 from 3/19 - 4/5, $20 at packet pickup and on race day
- $20 for participants 11-22 years old until 3/18, $25 from 3/19 - 4/5, $30 at packet pickup and on race day - Note: Age-Based Pricing will be applied at checkout.
- $25 for participants 23 years old and up until 3/18, $30 from 3/19 - 4/5, $35 at packet pickup and on race day
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Participants (both runners and walkers) who register before March 23rd are guaranteed to receive a race t-shirt. Shirts are available in adult sizes Small up to XX Large. There will be a water station on the course, and water is available at the finish line. Course marshals will direct participants at all major turns.
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Street parking is available along the perimeter of Patterson Park - PLEASE OBSERVE ALL POSTED PARKING REGULATIONS AS THEY WILL BE ENFORCED DURING THE EVENT.
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Past recipients include Fr. Bill Waters and Ralph Moore.
To demonstrate your support, please consider making a donation in the recipient's honor by making an online gift through the Maryland Province web site (www.mdsj.org/supportus) or mailing in a check to the Maryland Province Jesuits, Attn: Ignatian 5K, 8600 LaSalle Road, Suite 620, Towson, MD 21286. Sponsors of the award will be acknowledged in the Race Day Program which will be circulated in every participant's gift bag.
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Have you heard about the new reality series "72 Hours"? If not, it's time to familiarize yourself! After all, we're just a little over a month away from the premiere of the new TNT reality series featuring Brandon Johnson as host!
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9 strangers. Dropped in remote locations all over the world. Given a GPS, a 2-Way radio, a bottle of water & 72 hours to find a briefcase full of money.
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In your application for trade mark registration, you must specify under which class or classes you want your goods or services to be registered. Classes include: Musical instruments (Class 15), Clothing, footwear and headgear (Class 25) and Games and Playthings (Class 28). Both the UK Trade Mark Registrar and EU IP Office use the NICE Classification System, which is divided between classes 1 to 34 (goods) and classes 35 to 45 (services). Each class consists of a list of goods and services, but the list is not exhaustive. You can select the appropriate class or classes of goods and services you wish to apply for and pay a separate filing fee for each class. It is possible to register for multiple classes.
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Once you register your trade mark under a specific class, you'll be able to take legal action against anyone who uses your brand without your permission, including counterfeiters.
This means once you have registered your mark, you will be afforded greater protection, eg there is no meed to prove the elements of passing off (goodwill and reputation). Legal proceedings and dealings are also simplified, in that once you register your trade mark under the appropriate class, your title to that mark is assumed.
Determining your class
To determine the classes which your trade mark should be registered, you should first draft a specification of goods and, or services. This decribes the goods or services which you are using the mark for. It needs to be sufficiently clear and precise and cover not only products of immediate interest, but also those which are intended to be of future interest.
To identify which category your goods or services belong to, you should take into account:
The function and purpose of the goods and or services
Whether the goods consist of any raw materials
What activities are involved in the service; and
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The Trade Mark Act allows you to specify territorial and other limitations, such as waiving the right to the exclusive use of any part of the mark. In some cases, those limitations can increase the chances of success of the application.
It is not in the interest of a brand owner to make the specification so broad, so as to cover goods which the company does not in reality, anticipate to market, since this would risk the mark becoming vulnerable to an attack post-registration. The application must be supported by a statement that the mark is in use in relation to the relevant goods and services, or that the applicant has a genuine intention to use the mark in such a way.
Choosing the wrong trade mark class
If you are using your mark for a class of goods or services that it is not registered for, you could unwittingly be infringing someone else's registered trade mark. In addition, a competitor could register a similar mark in the class you should have registered under, thereby giving them trade mark rights in a class that is superior to yours.
If you register your trade mark in the wrong class, you cannot switch to another one later, therefore, it is important to register your mark in the correct class from the outset.
Your application must be supported by a statement that the mark is in use in relation to the relevant goods and services, or that you have a genuine intention to use the mark in the way you have specified.
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Register your trade mark online using Rocket Lawyer's trade mark registration service (in association with the TradeMark Hub). Various fees apply depending on the package you choose but you can apply online from £199.99 + VAT. Each additional class costs £50.00.
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In a world where internatonal relationships are growing tense and fragile, today's generation of kids are going to be the ones to step up and try and change that. At Jamesville-DeWitt High School, students in Model United Nations are getting hands-on experience for what trying to create solutions to these tensions is like.
On Nov. 4 and Nov 5. The Model United Nations club attended a conference at Hilton High School in Rochester. J-DHS Model United Nations adviser Donna Oppedisano felt the conference was a success. "It was a really good conference because it was fun and the kids did really well," says Ms. Oppedisano. "This is probably the nicest group of kids I've had in Model United Naions," she said.
"(The conference) was very fun, especially researching about your topics and collaborating with other schools to develop solutions," said senior Alex Le. Representing J-DHS, the club worked together in different committees to try and make resolutions for world issues.
Junior Kelsey Braun says MUN is "a good way to improve your public speaking skills and learn more about international affairs." Braun was satisfied with the Hilton conference; "I think I did a lot better than I have in the past; I got to participate a lot more than I typically do, so I was impressed with how much I talked."
Some members of MUN felt the conferene could have gone better. Junior John Underhill didn't feel prepared for his topic on gang violence towards women in Latin America. "The issue that our committee chose wasn't the one I would've chosen but it was a really good topic and it had a lot of depth to it." says Underhill. Junior Kayley Hill agrees, adding, "there were a lot of new delegates there so it got a little frustrating trying to teach them procedure."
"It's fun to take the position of a country and give their viewpoint in conflicts," says junior Nick Lorenzo. Lorenzo participated in the Crisis committee and was pleased with his performance. "I think I did well, I've done it quite a few times so I knew what to expect." he says.
As a part of the Unicef committee, junior Milena Romano participates in MUN to improve her skills.
"Its really challenging so it pushes you to think and be creative, it also enhances your public speaking skills and you meet new people," says Romano.
The seniors of the group reflected on their experiences in MUN throughout their high school careers. "I began MUN because a lot of my friends did it and after doing a couple conferences I found it very fun," says senior Alex Le. Having a similar experience, senior Dan Frank said "A lot of my friends were doing it and I really enjoy foreign policies." Frank's performance has improved since his freshman year, "I've gotten a lot better at it, it comes with time and experience but its been fun," says Frank. Seniors Matthew Schultz and Tyler Gabriel have also improved their skills during their time in MUN. Schultz has enjoyed learning more about the countries he represented and has improved on preparing for confeences."I improved on my public speaking skils and how to write papers more effectively which is a big part of it," says Gabriel.


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Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid
"They are given to all kinds of marvellous beliefs, are subject to trances and visions, and frequently see strange sights, and hear music and voices in the air. The dominant spirit, however, that haunts this enchanted region, and seems to be commander-in-chief of all the powers of the air, is the apparition of a figure on horseback, without a head." Washington Irving , The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
You will no doubt notice if you've watched TV or been to the movies of late just how many "un-deadly" creatures are afoot all across the American mediascape. Of course since the time of the silent film the undead have been an entertainment stable. From F. W. Murnau's Nosferatu, to the many incarnations of Bram Stoker's Dracula, which is being totally bastardized in the NBC, Jonathan Rhys-Myers -produced TV series. To the totally outlandish current version of the Sleepy Hollow myth, not to mention HBO's True Blood or FX's American Horror Story- Coven TV is fascinated these days with all manner of bloodletting. Why?
Fear of "the other" is good business. The Walking Dead Zombie-clan, the blood sucking vampire, might well be stand-ins for that leech of a neighbor that can't find work and needs Food Stamps to keep from going hungry. Or the millions of undocumented immigrants, who must remain in the shadows, in the darkness, fear of being, exposed, burned by the I.C.E. They like many of the "tired and poor, yearning to breathe free," before them only want a better life for themselves and their progeny. To participate and contribute to the American experiment as did millions before them. But unlike those millions their skin is brown, other, not like us real Americans. So we scapegoat. We yank the social safety net out from under them. That same webbing that provided loan guarantees to buy that first home. Or the assistance to veterans in the form of a G.I. Bill, so millions could get a trade or attend college. We cry poor while C.E.O. pay quadruples as average wage earners stagnate.
We cry poor while politicians give tax breaks to corporations that have more money than God. We cry poor while the Pentagon budget balloons and Wall St. banks grow To Big To Fail. We cry poor while our infrastructure crumbles and prisons become a growth business. We are like so many Mr. Micawbers, or Ebenezer Scrooge. Perhaps as we enter this holiday season our thoughts should go to how Dickens-like Tale of Two Cities, America has become.
"… Copperfield, said Mr. Micawber… Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen nineteen six, result happiness. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds ought and six, result misery. The blossom is blighted, the leaf is withered, the god of day goes down upon the dreary scene, and and, in short, you are for ever floored. As I am! "
The real Americans that gorge themselves on Roger Ailes' Fox News, vote slavishly for the GOP even though, it would be in their best collective and individual interest to do otherwise. Those real Americans who while decrying the NSA spy tactics, revealed by whistle-traitor Edward Snowden, are salved by the knowledge that the Great Jihad from the east is being kept at bay. Subterfuge. The NSA isn't worried really about Osama, or Ali, or Omar, but Juan, Jose' and Luis, not to mention all the native-born Leroy's in our midst.
Drive a stake through all their heats. When a steak for their stomachs through their own hard work and a level playing field along the way is all that's required. But no, be afraid, be very afraid.
We were afraid in the 50's & 60's too, but our optimism about our ability to meet the challenges of the day outweighed the fear. Yet the fear persists perhaps because we are afraid to take a good hard look at how America, business, industry, education, politics, has failed Americans.
The Media as Social Mirror
As individuals within a society we're always trying to gage where we stand. What is our position within the larger culture? What should we know and when should we know it? National elections provide that "mirror" in a way. Are they're more people who see the candidate, their party, their ideology, their proposed policy prescriptions the same as I do? But elections happen infrequently. So that barometer is unreliable for day to day ascertainment of answering the question of positioning vis –a- vi s others in the society. The media however, the national media in particular, the arbiters of "culture," hold up that mirror daily, giving us a glimpse of where we stand. We have a sense of ourselves as individuals, but also our sense of who we are as "social" beings.
It is extremely important that "minorities," racial, cultural, linguistic, "others" see themselves as part of and not separate from the social fabric. We can all retreat into our own insular worlds of "private" or niche communications and media. But what provides the most benefit to the continued stitching together of the social contract is a vibrant, diverse and inclusive media. A media which allows for the possibility that each individual can see themselves reflected therein.
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Stephen Marshall-Ward will be leading a conducting masterclass during Seattle AGO's JUBILEE Conference for Musicians. Mastering techniques that awaken artful and expressive choral singing will be discussed and experienced. As part of the masterclass, three applicants with at least five years of choral conducting experience will have the opportunity to conduct an exciting newly-formed vocal group in-residence at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lynnwood: "reSound - A Northwest Chamber Ensemble" - founded and directed by Dr. Marshall-Ward. For more information, check out the brochure for the event.
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Following four consecutive Division III playoff berths, a state semifinal appearance last year and a trip to the state final in 2007, the post-Storm Klein era officially is under way in Hanover now that Klein is playing linebacker at Ohio State.
Following four consecutive Division III playoff berths, a state semifinal appearance last year and a trip to the state final in 2007, the post-Storm Klein era officially is under way in Hanover now that Klein is playing linebacker at Ohio State.
"He was quite a presence, no question," Licking Valley High School football coach Randy Baughman said. "But we've had a couple of real good senior classes come through here. It wasn't just Storm we (graduated)."
And it would be foolish to write off this team, because it's said that tradition never graduates.
The Panthers are 100-18 overall since the start of the 2000 season. They have won 12 or more games in six of those nine seasons and qualified for the postseason in eight of them.
"I think the bull's-eye on our backs might be bigger this year than other years because people aren't expecting as much out of us. That's motivation right there," senior Eric Mitchell said. "Some people are counting us out already but Valley football's not going to change."
The Panthers finished 12-2 overall a year ago and won a fourth consecutive outright MSL-Ohio Division title at 7-0 as the team's league winning streak reached 32 games.
The Panthers lost 17-10 to Big Walnut in the state final two years ago and 14-10 to Eastmoor Academy in a state semifinal last season, with Klein plugging holes in both near-misses as the centerpiece of the defense.
Now it's Mitchell's turn. Ditto for so many others, even if the participation level has dipped to 50 or so players in grades 10-12 and the next class with comparable physical size to the past few is the incoming freshmen.
Mitchell (5-11, 185 pounds) is a returning starter at fullback and is moving from defensive end to replace Klein at middle linebacker. Klein, a four-year starter at tailback who didn't play on defense until he was a junior, departed not only with hundreds of tackles but also 99 touchdowns and the Central District's career rushing record (6,304 yards).
Mitchell has some big cleats to fill defensively.
"Tell me about it," he said, laughing. "He's a friend of mine and we're going to miss him on the field, but it's time for me and everyone else to step up."
Senior Brock Mitchell (6-2, 205) also returns at linebacker and is joined by classmate Matt Hummel (6-1, 175), who was listed as a strong safety a year ago. It's a smaller, quicker defense, and the linemen will include senior Josh Ghiloni (6-0, 190) and junior Josh Gordon (6-0, 215) on the ends and Chase Redman (5-11, 215) at one of the tackle spots. Several of the offensive linemen will contribute on defense as well.
The secondary includes senior Mitch Flowers (5-9, 155) at free safety and junior Alex Ratai (6-1, 180) at strong safety with junior Tregg Hall (5-10, 165) and senior Jared Snider (5-10, 160) at the corners, among others.
Offensively, senior Jake Smith (5-11, 175) is the new quarterback after Ryan threw for 19 touchdowns and rushed for 17 more.
"He saw some snaps early last year," Baughman said of Smith. "We don't put a lot of burden on our quarterback, anyway. We keep things simple for all our kids, really. We're not a spread offense where the quarterback has to make all the decisions. Our quarterbacks just have to make good decisions."
Behind Smith, Hall will be the tailback and Redman is another fullback. Hall played quite a bit during last year's postseason run as Baughman tried to save Klein's legs for defense. Flowers and Ratai both played receiver as well and the newcomers include Snider.
Up front, Gordon is moving from center to right guard and senior Dylan Osborne (6-0, 230), who missed the second half a year ago with a knee injury, is moving from guard to right tackle. They are the two returning offensive starters. Also look for seniors Ben Lough (5-11, 190) at left guard and Josh O'Donnell (5-11, 190) at center. The left tackle is senior Rick Whyde (6-6, 265), who has trimmed down after playing at nearly 300 pounds a year ago. Brock Mitchell and Ghiloni are the tight ends, but Baughman would like to improve his depth on the line.
"They'll be a lot of new names, a lot of new faces," said Baughman, who is 234-71-1 entering his 27th season at Licking Valley.. "We just have to hope we have our new guys ready to step in."


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Man, that's harsh. And it's what you've been afraid of. That's why most potential entrepreneurs avoid starting businesses, even if they've got an idea they think could have some legs. Fear that even though they think their business idea is viable, maybe they are crazy. Maybe other people won't think so. Maybe they are missing something.
I'm not trying to discourage you or tell you trying to start a business is just not worth it. Obviously, most people are going to take a far more positive and encouraging stance on this. "Sure!" they'll say, "Go for it! Sounds great to me!" But guess what? They've got no skin in the game. It's easy for outsiders to tell you they think your business idea will work and is worth trying, because it costs them nothing to do so. They aren't taking the risk. You are.
So, don't you want to find out if your business idea is TRULY viable? Well, then let's throw some stones at this thing and see how it holds up. It's easy to talk yourself into all of the reasons why an idea you came up with, that you already like, will probably work. But trust me, you're going to do yourself far more good by trying to think of all the reasons why it won't work, and the challenges you are going to be up against.
What's The Problem?
The first question you need to ask yourself, is WHY does your business need to exist? What is the problem that your customers are facing that you and your business are going to solve for them. Your business must have a clear drive to fulfill a need from the very beginning, and the fulfillment of this need must remain at the core of your business throughout its growth and development. This is your businesses purpose, and entire reason for existing.
Are You Different?
Chances are, you are probably not the first person to attack this problem. If you think you are, you're either wrong, or should be very wary of the reasons why. "Nobody else has thought of this/tried this," is often wishful thinking. For most businesses, you are going to have some form of competition. So, what is it that your company is going to do that your competitors aren't doing? What makes your product or approach or company unique? Why will you stand out in the marketplace?
Who Are You For?
It is one of the irrefutable rules of the universe. What goes up must come down. Every day has its night. And every seller needs a buyer. No matter how big or small of a company you are imagining, businesses simply do not operate in a vacuum. You are going to have to work with a customer. So, who are these customers that you're going to work with? Who are your products or services for? Do these people actually want what you are selling? Do some real market research if you can. Ask friends and family, make some phone calls, put out a survey on social media. The more you can get to know your potential customers and get inside their heads, the better prepared you'll be. If and when you do decide to cast your line into the startup pond, you want to be sure you're going to get some bites.
How Much Will This Cost?
Sorry to be a bucket of cold water, but you've got some numbers to crunch. The greatest idea in the world will remain just an idea forever if there's no way to pay for it. If you are manufacturing a product, figure out how much materials are going to cost to acquire. If you have to hire employees or freelancers, how much will those people cost? What are your overhead costs for things like office space, utilities, administrative, marketing and legal support? And oh yeah, what is the value of YOUR OWN time? You might not be able to narrow in on exact figures just yet, but you'd better be able to make pretty educated guesses. Once you've sorted all of that out, figure out what you need to charge your customers – and whether or not that's a price anyone will pay.
I know it's hard to ask yourself these questions and really look for honest answers. But if you don't scrutinize your business idea now, you can be sure that your potential customers, partners, and investors will later. If you can be your own hardest critic, and your business idea can stand up to all of that criticism, you are going to have a much better shot of proving to the rest of the world that you do, in fact, have a viable business idea.
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The music of Bela Bartok belongs to the world now, transcending time and geography. Universally performed, it needs no special advocacy. So when it's offered as part of a festival honoring Liszt, who, in the final analysis, was his inferior, the tie-in seems pointless. To be sure, Liszt's influence can be seen in Bartok's early works, and the younger composer attended the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, as did all nine performers at the Library of Congress's all-Bartok concert Tuesday evening. But the program of mostly familiar chamber music offered scant reason to enfold it into the library's ongoing Liszt Bicentenary Project. It was a little like giving an all-Prokofiev concert in the middle of a Tchaikovsky festival simply because both were Russian and good with melodies.
In any case, what was most thought-provoking about the program was not where Bartok came from, but where he went. The early piano quintet, academic and unmemorable, gives way to the enduring power and life force he subsequently found in indigenous Eastern European folk music. The instrumental virtuosity and tight construction of "Contrasts" (violin, clarinet, piano), the charm and wit in "Duos" (two violins) and the earthy rhythms of "Rhapsody No. 1" (violin and piano) all grow out of the same peasant soil but are now lit from above by genius. The Hungarian artists (the members of the Budapest Festival Orchestra in town this week) displayed the deepest familiarity and reverence for their greatest composer, with marvelously idiomatic delivery of the asymmetrical rhythms and trochaic phrases. It must be said that tonal beauty was not the instrumentalists' strong suit, but guest pianist Jeno Jando presided over the principal works with unflappable command.


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Louis Tomlinson Talks Getting 'Swallowed Up' By Fame In Revealing New Interview
The Just Hold On singer is getting ready to release his second single.
Louis Tomlinson may have been in the music industry for almost seven years now, but that doesn't mean he's not susceptible to falling the down the rabbit hole of showbiz.
Chatting to Noisey recently as part of his cover story, the former One Direction lad explains how he's always looked to his hometown roots to remind him of where he's headed.
'I always ask how would my friends from Doncaster – who know nothing about music and fashion – would interpret an outfit or a song or whatever,' he said. 'That has always really helped me.
'Because if you get to a stage where you disconnect from those friends from home, other people don't really dare go there... You can surround yourself with super successful celebrities, but you can get swallowed up in the glitz and the glam of it all.'
While he's not looking all that much further into the future than his first solo album.
He shared: 'In ten years time, the most important thing for me is that I'll deliver a good album that people connect with, and then after that... who knows? I'll set myself a new target. As soon as you start to feel comfortable, it's a dangerous place to be in.'
What with this and the fact that his new single 'Back To You' is out in a matter of days, we're just a little excited.
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As I wandered down The Twisted Path, through the shadows and the gloom, I began to notice something that amazed me. I saw light; bright, and glowing, sunny, and warm. It snuck through the trees, through the crevasses, through the leaves. And I realized there were portions of The Path nearly luminous. As if they were lit from within. As I came upon such a peaceful stretch I noticed a smile, heard a voice, and opened my arms to the sister waiting to be seen. You should come and meet her, our Sunny. She brightens up more than The Path, she lightens up your life, she cheers your heart, and your soul will never be the same.
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the FIREBALL malware
Perhaps the TV series Mr. Robot, which follows the adventures of a computer hacker, is having an impact? For some months now, television stations across the United States have been showing ads for a new type of product – cybersecurity insurance. Insurers are taking advantage of recent events, alerting prime-time TV viewers to the risks of cybercrime and the Dark Web and offering insurance cover for identity theft, data leaks, litigation with online merchants and even one's e-reputation. In the US, cybersecurity insurance has already been available for a number of years, but recent events have shone a spotlight on such risks. The year 2017 has been marked by a surge in large-scale malware attacks against both companies and private individuals. Chinese malware Fireball infected 250 million computers worldwide, while Copycat wormed its way into 14 million Android smartphones, to which we can add the 10 million victims of HummingBad. This is a seriously worrying trend. Hackers are no longer taking aim only at companies; any household could have its family PC frozen and face a ransom demand. The general public is an easy target for ransomware, as the average person's computers and other electronic devices are not as well protected as those of a major bank or government ministry.
WannaCry: 200,000 victims
Cybersecurity insurance originated in the United States
10 years
The cyber insurance market for companies emerged in the early 2000s and is now well-established on the other side of the Atlantic. This type of cover does exist in Europe but it has been estimated that 90% of all cyber insurance policies have been taken out in the United States. Currently covering fewer than 10% of all firms, the market is today worth only $2 billion, but it could well reach $20 billion over the next ten years. Regulation will play an essential role, especially in the US, where an initiative from the California authorities is now expanding rapidly to other federal states. Meanwhile in Europe, the level of fines to be imposed on companies that experience a data leak, as defined by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) due to come into force in 2018, is likely to encourage companies to purchase cover for this risk. The 2017 annual survey from the Risk Management Society (RIMS), polling its 11,000 members, revealed that the percentage of US companies covered by cyber insurance surged from 51% in 2015 to 80% in 2016 and rose again to 83% in 2017. This shows that US companies are already well aware of the risks associated with cybersecurity. Insurance firms are now looking to expand their market to the general public.
RIMS survey
For several years now, insurers have been thinking about offering cyber insurance to private individuals. In 2015 the Wall Street Journal gave an update on this market, which then was still in its infancy. However, insurers have now begun to include options covering identity theft in their general household risks policies. Insurers promise to indemnify a member of the household whose identity has been stolen via a bank or local authority. The insurance company agrees to compensate a policy-holder for between $25,000 and a million for any purchases made by an identity thief, plus also for the time the insured has to spend on the administrative procedures required to re-establish his/her digital identity. At the same time, the insurer offers the client anti-phishing software designed to reduce to some extent the risk of subsequent cyber-attacks.
americans fell victim
to identity theft
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This market is potentially profitable for an insurance company: while the cost of cover is only around $25 a year, as many as 41 million Americans actually fell victim to identity theft in 2015. Massive theft of emails, as in the attack on Yahoo, enables thieves to purchase people's contact details on the Dark Web for a few cents and exploit them. Dublin, Ireland-based credit-reporting agency Experian promises its insurance customers permanent monitoring of the Dark Web and alerts if details of their identity should show up in any files put up for sale by malicious hackers. Insurance companies believe that the general public in the United States is now ready for this type of insurance, given that cover relating to payment methods and e-commerce has already blazed the trail. In the US, people enjoy far less legal protection regarding online purchases than, for example, French citizens do, so many have opted for additional cover relating to digital payments. This in turn has encouraged insurance companies to draw up cover for the consequences of identity theft and, more recently, data loss. A great deal has been written in the media about the recent massive wave of malware attacks and many people have fallen victim to ransomware, which encrypts the contents of their hard disk, enabling the hackers to demand hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars' worth of bitcoins to unfreeze the files. Accordingly, insurance firms have drawn up policies designed to compensate people who find they are unable to restore their personal data following this type of attack.
French market is highly immature
In France, the situation is very different. Not only is there very little of this type of insurance available to the general public; even companies seem to find it hard to insure against cyber risk. Experts estimate that in France only 10,000 policies of this type have been taken out. Only 60% of the CAC40 (the 40 leading companies by market capitalisation on the French stock market) have purchased this kind of insurance. Moreover, the approaches to, and conditions surrounding, the insurance policies on offer in France are very variable. Some insurers will provide cyber insurance immediately to small and medium-sized companies after they have filled in an online form, while others require the prospective client to go through a full security audit and also insist that they put in place state-of-the-art security measures before agreeing to insure them. Cyber insurance has been around for the last twenty years but Olivier Blandin, the Head of Distribution Studies at French insurance think-tank LAB (Bankinsurance Laboratory), sees the market in France as still very immature. He underlines: "This market is basically a US, and partly UK, market. In continental Europe, it's still in its infancy. Whenever the media reports on a ransomware attack, small and medium-sized companies start thinking about obtaining cover, but then the impetus deflates just as quickly because the market is still very small and there are very few insurance policies on offer." Blandin stresses that very few non-specialised insurance agents or brokers are really capable of meeting demand in this field, which makes it even more difficult for a smaller business wishing to insure itself against data loss and cyber-attacks. At the same time, he is somewhat dubious about US contracts being 'imported' into Europe. "Insurance policies in continental Europe, which have been developed to meet the needs of large companies, are very often based on US policies and just translated without really taking into account the specifics of other countries, as is the case for example with cover against the risk of incurring criminal charges, which can't be insured against in France in the same way as it is in the US," he points out.
Blandin suspects that even the toughened-up EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), due to come into force in 2018, will not be enough to encourage French companies to obtain insurance cover. He points out: "Company bosses tend not to make the link between data protection and insurance. And no cybersecurity consultant running information system audits will team up with an insurance company to offer a fully-secure information system, plus insurance to cover any legal risks. This shows that the market in France is still very immature today and we just don't know how to get it off the ground!" Blandin argues that the only way of getting this sort of insurance policy up and running in France is to introduce regulatory requirements or insert the appropriate clauses into third-party liability policies, as some Anglophone insurers do. He argues that this is "a solution that enables the costs to be spread, given that the cost of cyber insurance today is very unpredictable because insurance companies don't have enough historical information to be able to calculate an average cost. A cyber-attack on a small or medium-sized company will cost the firm in the order of €600,000 – quite sufficient to drive many French SMEs into bankruptcy.
Olivier Blandin
Head of Distribution Studies
at LAB
Today we just don't know how to get this market off the ground!
If we look at the general public insurance market in France, insurers are having to use their imagination to encourage people to take out cover against cyber risk. The high degree of protection guaranteed by French law to anyone making purchases on the Internet limits the scope for payments-related insurance, which has forced insurers to bundle such policies with cover for loss of identity papers, keys or smartphones. Norbert Girard, Secretary-General of France's Observatory on the Evolution of Insurance Businesses underlines that "in France, the first-ever insurance policies for risks associated with computer security were drawn up for the corporate market, for example indemnifying firms against the cost of reconstituting files following loss or accident. For private individuals, it's identity theft that's pushing insurers to offer additional optional guarantees on top of existing multi-risk home policies. This is part of the thinking on how to broaden the range of risks covered by insurers". This has led a number of insurers to add to their portfolios offers of cover for identity theft and the protection of e-reputation, but question marks remain as to people's appetite for this kind of cover on the one hand and the cost of providing cover for these niche risks on the other.
"The main question when it comes to providing this type of insurance for private individual is whether they can afford it", says Olivier Blandin. "This kind of cover can only be provided if the cost can be spread over a large number of clients, for example a large bank holding millions of account agreements signed by its customers would have no difficulty amortising the costs of such insurance." For a number of years now, BNP Paribas has been offering a policy called BNP Paribas Security Plus, which started out as a policy covering traditional payment methods, i.e. cheques and cash. Since then it has been expanded to include legal assistance in cases where the insured person's private data is used fraudulently.
"We provide our customers with a special website page giving information and assistance on what they should do if they are ever faced with identity theft," explains Emmanuelle Fenard, Head of Marketing at BNP Paribas Cardif, the BNP Paribas Group's insurance arm, adding: "We help our customers analyse the circumstances from a legal point of view and assist them in settling the dispute. If an amicable agreement can be found, we will pay up to €1,000 in compensation. If efforts to reach an amicable agreement fail, we will bear the cost of legal assistance up to €10,000 in lawyers' fees. If the case still hasn't been resolved within five months of filing the lawsuit, loss of salary and some other costs may also be reimbursed up to an amount of €5,000."
Emmanuelle Fenard
Head of Marketing
BNP Paribas Cardif
When it comes to obtaining protection, many French people are in denial.
Emmanuelle Fenard sees a distinct lack of appetite in France for cyber insurance, compared to the United States. "When it comes to obtaining protection, many French people are in denial. They believe they're already sufficiently protected, that their passwords are good enough, and they often take the view that 'this only happens to other people'. This is perhaps why Europeans are less keen to take out this kind of cover. It's also why we've included these guarantees in our policies covering payment methods, so as to maximise our policy-holders' cover." In France, given the lack of maturity regarding cyber risk, insurers have had to resort to broadening the scope of their policies for private individuals covering payment methods and multi-risk home insurance against fire, accident and diverse risks, rather than trying to sell specific insurance for cyber risk. Meanwhile, it looks as if insurance companies in France, and elsewhere in Europe, will have to wait until people wake up to the dangers of identity theft and personal data theft.


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10 Signs Your Liver Is Full Of Toxins That Are Making You Fat
The liver plays a vital role in the proper functioning of the body, because it gets rid of the accumulated toxins in the body through the feces and urine.
Nowadays, we are exposed to pollutants and environmental toxins, which our body cannot eliminate, so the waste is stored inside the fat cells. If the fat stored in the liver is over 5 – 10 % of the total body weight, it may cause fatty liver disease. The accumulation of fatty tissue can cause liver damage, including scarring and inflammation.
There are two types of fatty liver disease:
– Alcoholic fatty liver disease, which is caused by increased alcohol consumption.
– Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, which is caused by non-alcoholic factors, like genetics or high levels of cholesterol.
Some of the most common signs of fatty liver disease include:
1. Chronic fatigue
Toxins hinder the metabolism of muscle tissue, which in turn causes physical fatigue and pain. Moreover, fatigue leads to depression, confusion, trouble concentrating, impaired judgment, energy loss and anger.
2. Unexplained weight gain
If the proper functioning of the liver is impeded, the toxins are stored in the fat cells. The fat goes from the gut, through the bile, to the liver, which causes weight gain.
Liver issues can affect the ability of the body to digest food and absorb nutrients, which in turn can cause changes in weight.
3. Allergies
When the liver functions properly, it produces antibodies that prevent allergies. If the liver does not function properly, the body cannot eliminate the allergens. As a result of this, the brain releases histamine, a chemical that marks the allergens that should be removed from the body.
If there is a high level of allergens in the body, it experiences allergy symptoms, like fogginess, itchiness and headaches.
4. Acne
The accumulation of fat in the liver may cause hormonal imbalances. Moreover, hormonal imbalances lead to skin acne. The acne cannot be treated externally if it is caused by improper functioning of the liver.
5. Sweating
An overworked liver usually gets hot and carries the heat through the entire body. This also leads to excessive sweating.
6. Bad breath
Bad breath may be another symptom of liver fatty disease.
7. Jaundice
Jaundice represents a condition, which is manifested with yellowing of the skin and the eyes. Jaundice is one of the most common symptoms of fatty liver disease. If the bile flow is obstructed, small, itchy bumps appear on the eyelids and the skin. Due to the liver dysfunction, the levels of bilirubin in the blood increase, which leads to yellow deposits on the skin's surface.
8. Urine color
If you experience jaundice, you will notice changes in the urine color, which will appear dark. The toxins in the body are normally processed by the liver. However, if the liver does not function properly, the toxins are transferred to the urine. In addition, you may notice that the urine has an unusual pungent and strong odor.
Changes in the feces constitution and color may occur, too. Stools may become clay-colored or whitish with severe odor.
9. Abdominal pain
Liver failure or liver disease may lead to abdominal pain. You may experience discomfort in the upper part of the abdomen, which may be a sign of internal bleeding. If the blood vessels in the gastrointestinal tract get inflamed, you may also experience vomiting and blood in the stool.
10. Fluid retention
Fatty liver disease may lead to ascites, a condition which is caused by fluid retention in the liver or the abdomen. Due to fluid retention, ascites leads to tight abdomen. It may also cause breathing difficulties due to the pressure on the internal organs.
Changes in the lifestyle habits may help you treat fatty liver disease. Firstly, you should include more healthy foods, such as: ginger, bananas, sweet potatoes and dandelion root in your diet. Secondly, avoid consuming fast food and processed food.
Here are 2 breakfast recipes, which will help you support liver function:
1. Blend a banana, a cup of Greek yoghurt, ginger root (crashed), 1 teaspoon of dandelion root and 2 tablespoons of peanut butter. Consume this smoothie 1 – 2 times on a daily basis.
2. Blend ginger, dandelion root and a banana. Consume this smoothie 1 – 2 times a day to prevent symptoms of fatty liver disease.
Reference: Active Beat


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Blackberry and apple crumble topped with macadamia nuts
- For the apple crumble topping, preheat the oven to 160°C/Gas Mark 3.
- Blend all of the ingredients in a processor until the mixture has a breadcrumb like texture. Pour out the crumble on a baking tray and place in the oven and cook for 30-40 minutes, remembering to stir the mixture at 10 minutes intervals.
- When the mixture is golden brown take it out of the oven and leave to cool. For the apple filling, core and peel the apples then cut them into 3-4cm sized pieces .
- Heat up the butter in a heavy-based saucepan over a medium heat. When it starts foaming, drop in the apple pieces. Gently cook until the apple is just becoming tender usually around 5-8 minutes, once ready add the sugar and blackberries then continue cooking for a another 8-10 minutes.
- Take an ovenproof dish and spoon all the filling into it. Now casually sprinkle over the crumble topping. Bake for 10-12 minutes. Serve with with your choice of hot custard, cream, vanilla ice-cream or all of the above.
If your craving classic British puds, grab yourself a copy of the lastest Yours, full of recipes to test your kitchen skills.
This recipe is from michelin star chef Adam Grey. For more Great British Chef recipes like the one above, visit www.greatbritishchefs.com for recipes, news and editorial from Britain's best chefs.
If you're bored of crumble toppings, try granola mixed with some nuts and seeds
Apple crumble topping: 250g of plain flour 170g of butter 110g of macadamia nuts 110g of almond, nibbed 110g of demerara sugar 4 drops of vanilla extract salt Apple crumble filling: 4 granny smith apples 50g of butter 200g of blackberries 50g of sugar To plate: 1 dollop of custard
Time: 10 mins Serves: 6 Nutrition: n/a


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From the Archives:
This is a project I edited at Grapevine Media for The Genesis Project, a boys home in Oklahoma City services boys in state custody who have experiences severe trauma and abuse. The purpose of the video was for general information about Genesis and fundraising.
Shot with the T2i, T3i, and an HMC-40. Cut in Final Pro X and colored in Magic Bullet Looks.


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"It occurs to me now that I have never seen the ice-storm put upon canvas, and have not heard that any painter has tried to do it. I wonder why that is. Is it that paint cannot counterfeit the intense blaze of a sun-flooded jewel?"
Mark Twain
We are one messy town today. Snow, followed by ice, followed by ice/rain mix followed by 35 degrees. I am on my third pair of socks and second pair of boots.
Not many farmers or shoppers at the Union Square Greenmarket today.
But the ice-covered branches looked extraordinary…(and Twain is right, very hard to capture)
Parts of the subway broke down – the 1, 2, 3. This made the C train big fun for everyone. (The 7 stopped as well but that was a problem for the L and M riders)
Earlier in the week they were predicting another storm on Saturday but they seem to have backed off of that. We shall see.


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The land where God forgot to shine,
Is under the low hung gray, I inhabit
Despairing the should've, could've, and would've
That death has overcome—
And in the lifting veil, it breaks
That glimmer of ablution circling the earth
That blade penetrating blindness called Spring
Like a halo on the Madonna of creation—
Piercing truth in the eyes of suckling babes,
The falcon-hood lifts,
The banded owlet blinks in wonder
A pool of crystal tears in which to bathe—
Gold and silver, I wear
Famine and plenty, I drink
Remembrance and forgetfulness, I dream
The child teetering towards you is I.
—G. B. Congdon
22 April 2018
Here in the Northeast, we are held in the crossover of early spring, waiting for the full-blown variety. It's a bit like living a dream within a dream. A bit like owning a magical place you've never visited, yet instinctually know nonetheless. A stone ruin serves as the metaphor for places within yet encountered, and for the past decade that's its gift.


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Doing It Right! United Way of Greater Chattanooga (Chattanooga, TN )
Every United Way sends thank-you notes to their donors. At a very basic level, the thank-you note serves to acknowledge receipt of the donor's contribution, and to thank them for making the contribution. The thank-you notes used by most United Ways accomplish this basic purpose, but do nothing more. One United Way that is taking advantage of the opportunity to do more with the thank-you note is United Way of Greater Chattanooga (Chattanooga, TN)
What are they doing right?
First, a thank-you note should communicate to donors the impact of their contribution, answering the question, "What good did my contribution do?" In the second paragraph of their thank-you letter, United Way of Greater Chattanooga invites donors to visit their Web site to learn how their contribution is making an impact. Especially interesting to donors will be United Way of Greater Chattanooga's progress on community issues and their individual success stories. Some United Ways include a success story in their thank-you letter, which can be very effective if the success story is personally relevant to the donor; however, United Way of Greater Chattanooga strikes a balance by encouraging donors to visit their Web site where there are a variety of success stories.
Second, the thank-you letter invites donors to not only see the impact of their contribution, but to deepen their relationship with United Way of Greater Chattanooga by volunteering. The examples of opportunities to volunteer, such as: read to children, deliver meals to senior citizens, or participate in Days of Action and Caring, suggest to donors that there are other needs and other methods of contributing beyond just a financial contribution. There is a telephone number for the volunteer center, which makes it easy for a donor to follow-up.
Third, the thank-you letter is from the campaign chairman of United Way of Greater Chattanooga. There are many thank-you letters that are sent out to donors from the CEO of their employer. While these CEO thank-you letters are good, they serve to reinforce the relationship between the employer and the donor, and not United Way and the donor. It is essential to work on developing the relationship between United Way and the donor so that, if the donor changes employment or retires, they still have a relationship with United Way. Another good reason to have the thank-you letter come from a United Way staff person is that it can demonstrate trust and accountability. If the contact information for the campaign chairman is included in the thank-you letter, and a donor has a question about what happens with their contribution, this personal connection to United Way can reinforce their trust of United Way.
The thank-you letter provides opportunities for United Ways to go beyond just acknowledging a contribution. A thank-you letter should communicate impact, deepen the relationship between the donor and United Way, and provide an opportunity for the donor to connect to United Way if they want to get involved or have questions. As you think about thanking your donors this campaign season, consider how you can make the most of the opportunity like United Way of Greater Chattanooga did with their thank-you letter. United Way of Greater Chattanooga, you are Doing It Right!


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Friday, November 23, 2007
Let the fun begin
Posted by Julie at 6:14 AM 1 endearing comments
Thursday, November 22, 2007
The DeForest Thanksgiving meal
Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving!
Posted by Scott Gregory at 6:47 PM 1 endearing comments
What I did for Thanksgiving
First Happy Thanksgiving to all! We had a stuffed turkey dinner and it wasn't the turkey that was stuffed. So we had Amy, Greg and Brenda at our house and of course we watched some football. I forgot to take a picture, but that isn't all I forgot. We were all done with dinner and desert and sitting in the living room chatting and laughing when I remembered I forgot to serve the cranberry fluff. Every year I forget something and so this year I forgot to take a picture and I forgot a salad. I can honestly say it will not go to waste, since we all like the fluff left over better anyway. Other than that we are all cleaned up and ready for our food to start digesting as we get to bed early for Black Friday sales. Yes we do hit the sales. Ed and Greg will be at Sears in Janesville at 5am to push other shoppers out of their way in the Craftsman aisles. I however have coffee and head over to Delavan to Shopko around 8 or 9 whenever I get enough coffee to make me spend a little. Let me know if anyone else has a Black Friday tradition or internet Monday tradition. Let the Thanks coninue throughout the season and have a safe and fun Holiday Season. With Thanks to you all, Julie
Posted by Julie at 6:33 PM 1 endearing comments
Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving to everybody. Chris & I are going to his brother Scott's house for the holiday. For those that aren't here in WI, we had a light dusting of snow last night... our first of the season down here in Delavan. I wanted to share the color of the season with everybody!
We are truly blessed to have such a loving, compassionate family. We send our blessings to all of you!
Lots of Love!
Chris & Dawn
(Click the pictures to see a bigger image of each)
Our personal herd of deer... I counted 11, but know more ran past before I could count them.
This is this morning, 11/22!
This was on Brenda's birthday, 11/16.
Posted by Dawn Doucette at 12:34 PM 1 endearing comments
Labels: Dawns House, Deer, Snow, Thanksgiving
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Thanks for the Memory
Greetings, greetings one and all!
I have to first compliment Noah on his make-up application! It reminds me of the first time Meaghan learned from Maddy McGann how to apply foundation! Yikers!!
Second, congrads on the folks with the brand new cars! How exciting is THAT?!! I can remember being in Tupperware, MANY years ago, and starting out as a new manager...waiting to qualify for that new van. It was especially exciting because at that time, we had Nick and Josh (they were two and one, respectively) and Vince and I only had one vehicle....your parents' old station wagon! That's right...we were 29 years old and already driving a wagon. Boy, did we get a lot of grief about THAT! I used to drive Vince to work in Arlington, every single morning, with the boys in their sleeper/jammies and me in my fuzzy slippers and whatever I could find that fit! I'd do Tupperware and errands all day long and then drive back up to Arlington to pick Vince up at the end of the day. (Hopefully by then, the boys were NOT in their jammies!)
Anyway, your posts about your new cars really took me back to the day that my brand new free van was finally earned and DELIVERED to our house. There we were, me in my fuzzy slippers, Nick in his jammies and a bucket on his head and Josh in his jammies with cowboy boots on...and the knock was at the door....and the new van was in the driveway!! Oh my gosh, I cannot tell you the THRILL of that very moment! Not having to drive Vince to Arlington anymore, having our OWN car to drive with free insurance and tires and no car payment, but especially, just the thought of getting to drive something BRAND NEW...
I loaded the boys up in the van, and off we went...
I had waited for this moment for months and months...
and we drive downtown Sun Prairie, R E A L s l o w past the Bank of Sun Prairie and the MIRRORED windows...and we all three yelled,
Monica and Rita, ENJOY the moment...relish in the new car smell...pat your backs on your accomplishments...and drive past the bank when you're in Sun Prairie! You deserve it!
thanks for the memory...
Posted by ~kelly :) at 10:46 PM 3 endearing comments
Saturday, November 17, 2007
News in DeForest
Welcome Monica - Glad to see you here!
You might notice he has a different cast on now. This one glows in the dark! He has two more weeks with this one.
Posted by Scott Gregory at 7:41 AM 1 endearing comments
Friday, November 16, 2007
Ok Scott, I'm going to figure this out. I have thought many times about things I wanted to put on the blog but it was usually at an extremely inconvenient time and then I just never did it. But now I am going to post something before we leave on vacation.
We have had many great blessings in our life lately and have been very busy. We opened our office in Mequon in October. It is so awesome to have my office close to my house. And our office is really cool. We can even open the windows for fresh air. I've never had an office where I could do that.
We also bought a car because our Mazda 626 can only go shortish distances (like 60 or 70 miles round trip) without overheating. I guess at 148,000 miles that sort of thing happens. That makes it a great car for the girls when they can finally drive. Lexi is doing behind the wheel now and will probably take her test in Feb or March - oh boy! She is actually a very good driver, I'm just a nervous freak about cars. I try hard to keep my thoughts to myself and Bill usually takes her driving, which is a win - win for all. Katie hasn't taken any classes or anything yet, so we don't know when she'll be driving. Anyhow, we bought a 2007 red Cadillac CTS. It was a great deal because they had priced it at 35,000 miles but it only has 22,000 miles. It has 35000 kilometers and apparently they didn't realize that. Good for us. I really like it because it has heated seats - yeah!!!
Lexi's High School Football team is at the state tournament right now. Go Homestead! Lexi is there watching. How fun!
Bill and I leave for Florida tomorrow. We are very much looking forward to the warm weather, the beach and breakfast at Reeses. I'll get really brave when we get back and see if I can figure out how to post pictures. Wow, that's progress!
I am also excited because I got a "Complaint Free World" bracelet and I am trying to go 21 days without complaining, criticizing or gossiping. I'm still on day 1 again. Maybe I can get to at least day 2 on vacation. I'm usually pretty relaxed down there. We'll see.
Well I better go pack. We have to get up around 4 am tomorrow.
Have a great Thanksgiving. I am thankful for all of you! We are blessed to be part of such an incredible family. Love to all of you!
Posted by Monica and Bill at 3:35 PM 2 endearing comments
Monday, November 12, 2007
Message from Jeff
Good Morning Everybody! I just wanted to share an e-mail Uncle Jeff sent out looking for feedback and participation from everybody about our Christmas party this year. Just in case he doesn't have your current e-mail address, I want everybody to be able to voice their thoughts!
Have a wonderful week everybody!
From Uncle Jeff email@example.com
Hello Everyone -
Okay, so I was trying to think of what we should do for Christmas as far as the gift exchange or what-have-you and I thought I would see who would be interested in trying the Letter Exchange that Monica initiated last year.
SOOOO... I'm going to get my head into getting the details for the party straightened out this weekend and I'll send a more comprehensive email by next week, for now something for all y'all to think about over the weekend, and hopefully send me an email back next week, is:
'Do you, or the others in your family, want to try the Letter Exchange this year, and if so, would you like to do it as a couple, if applicable, or individually?'
Let me know. Talk to you soon.
Posted by Dawn Doucette at 10:03 AM 0 endearing comments
Labels: Christmas Planning, Uncle Jeff
Friday, November 2, 2007
Happy Halloween
Well I hope everyone had a Happy Halloween.
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Join us for a Girls Guide volunteer training!
This training is for those interested in volunteering as a Girls Guide for the 2018-2019 academic school year. It's an opportunity to learn more about Girls Inc. of the Pacific Northwest, meet your community of volunteers and our staff, and get prepared and excited to co-lead an after school Girls Group. Snacks and refreshments will be provided will be provided!
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Thai Airways A380 First Class Frankfurt (FRA) to Bangkok (BKK)
Thai Airways 737 Business Class Bangkok (BKK) to Koh Samui (USM)
Conrad Koh Samui
Mae Koh National Park Boat trip and Chaweng Beach
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Dinner at Vertigo at Banyan Tree Rooftop
Chatuchak Weekend Market and Wat Pho Temple
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Dinner at Vertigo at Banyan Tree Rooftop
We decided to have a nice dinner while in Bangkok to celebrate my birthday. I had heard about Vertigo at the Banyan Tree hotel a long time ago and figured if I was ever in Bangkok to try it out. I had emailed the hotel a few weeks prior to the trip to make reservations. It took 2-3 emails to finally get a response and confirmation.
We took a cab from our hotel (St. Regis) to the Banyan Tree. We then walked through the lobby to find the bank of elevators associated with Vertigo and Moon bar. The lobby has signs indicating which way to go so that helped. When we arrived at the hosts desk we were made aware that due to the weather we would not be able to be seated outside and if the weather changes they would try to change tables to sit on the rooftop. We were puzzled because the weather seemed perfect to us. There was no rain when we arrived so we didnt know what to think. So we were seated in one of their normal dining restaurants located just below the rooftop. There were good views if you had a table close to the windows but we didnt get a table with a view but were sort of secluded in a nice way. Our server was very attentive and prompt. My wife and I had the set menu for two and after our appetizers were served they let us know that the weather had cleared. They asked if they could move us to the rooftop as per our reservation. We agreed and so we went up another level to the 61st floor and up a few sets of stairs, we were out on the rooftop and it was very nice. The ground was damp so maybe it did rain and somehow we didnt notice it?? Anyhow we had a nice corner table right on the railing. We enjoyed our main entree's and dessert on the rooftop.
We both thought our meal was good but nothing extraordinary. It was a very good experience with great views. The weather was good and just a tad breezy but not bothersome. Our meal with a few cocktails ran just over $200. Our server doubled as a photographer and offered to take a few pictures of us at our table. He actually was able to change and tweek our camera settings to get pretty good results in the dark night sky! They also take a picture with their camera and print out a copy in a paper frame for you to keep as a complimentary keepsake. The meal was about 2-3 hours and like most other countries outside the USA we were left to sit at the table for a long time before we were able to flag down a server to get the bill.
Vertigo set menu (click any picture to make it larger)
Not a very good long island ice tea
Enjoying our cocktails on the rooftop at Vertigo at Banyan Tree
Views from our table at Vertigo
Moon Bar at Banyan Tree Bangkok
After dinner snacks with our nightcap drinks
View of Bangkok from our rooftop table at Vertigo
My complimentary birthday cake
Views of Bangkok from the Banyan Tree hotel
We would recommend Vertigo for a decent meal in Bangkok with a unique setting and great scenery!
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Brighton Wedding
Sunny Brighton beach wedding of Tom & Jess' at the Mercure hotel.
As one of the professional Sussex wedding photographers from Eastbourne I have the pleasure to photograph regularly on the breathtaking South Coast.
I met the newly engaged couple at a Brighton wedding fair where they selected one of my wedding photography offers at the time, which included a bespoke, luxury, 20 page wedding album, which are hand finished by skilled master bookbinders in England. They fell in love with the album as soon as they saw it.
Brighton wedding at the Mercure Hotel
Both the wedding ceremony and reception took place at the Mercure Hotel which is just a pebble throw away from Brighton beach – always a wonderful and ever-changing setting for a Sussex wedding photographer.
I arrived nice and early to photograph the bride getting ready with the bridal party. I always like to capture the bride's shoes as it's such a special item for the bride. Here I pictured one of my favourite bridal shoe shots. It was thanks to a simple and symmetrical image. It had a glass bubbly in-between and the wedding ring on the long heel. I love it!
I don't like to see the boys miss out so I asked the groom to arrive early. This is handy for them as they get used to me before the ceremony starts. I usually shoot some candid and lightly directed images of the groom and best man.
Bride and Groom photos at Brighton Wedding
We used the Brighton Bandstand for the couple shots and for the group shots of the wedding party. Half the images were also taken on the beach. For these I was in my usual position. I was on the floor. Capturing great angles with the old pier in the background. These are some of my favourite images as I really feel the pebbles, deck chairs and pier captures the essence of a sussex wedding on the seafront – all we needed was some fish and chips :-).
As soon as I posted my favourite images onto Facebook I received this positive feedback from the bride: "Hi, Maria the photos on Facebook are amazing! Thank you so much! Jess".
If you are still trying to find your experienced wedding photographer, please also check my wedding photography offers, which are well liked by my brides and grooms. Every little counts! Finally, to get a real feel for my photography, please also have a look at some of Ebourne Images most recent wedding photography blog posts.
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