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Flash photography. I know the basics. I have an external flash unit and NEVER use on camera or direct flash.
I like flash images to look naturally exposed, but even with 'bounced' flash it can lead to hard light hitting the subject, as shown in the first three images from this series (highlighted by the applied vignette).
Ive been reading quite a bit on Neil Van Niekerk's site recently http://neilvn.com/tangents/flash-photography-techniques/ as he is a Flash Jedi Master, and although he states that he has transitioned to ambient light photography recently, given the amazing low light capabilities of current cameras, he was once a profound advocate of flash photography.
So far I've taken the simple advice of bouncing flash upwards, off of the ceiling, which are most often white. But I read recently that angling the flash slightly behind gives for a softer look. I think he is right, as shown in the final three images here. The image above, of my nephew, was quite evenly exposed given the angle of the flash and ambient light coming from the window.
Ive ordered the necessary components of the 'black foamie thing' and will report back when I've trialled it myself.
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A few weeks ago I wasn't feeling well and was in no mood to cook for my family. So my mother brought over dinner for us. She made us this delicious Chicken and Dried Plum Stew. I immediately knew that I wanted to feature this dish. This slightly sweet, slightly sour stew is not only tasty but so easy to make.
Morgh o Aloo, to me, is the perfect family dinner. It is incredibly nutritious and balanced – protein, carbohydrates, vegetables and fruit. But more importantly it is a very easy one pot meal to prepare. One pot meals are a Godsend to the home cook. Simple to prepare and best of all, little clean-up…….just one pot! This stew is a dish that can be prepped and cooked in about an hour…..and most of that is just letting it simmer.
The dried plums add a wonderful sweetness to this dish, while the tomato and lime juice add acidity. Like most Persian cuisine, it's about perfect balance. Another option for this dish is to leave out the potatoes and serve it over rice, couscous or quinoa. Any way you serve it I'm sure you'll find it delicious!
Morgh o Aloo
(Serves 4)
2 tbsp canola oil
1 medium onion, sliced
1 tsp turmeric
8-10 skinless, boneless chicken thighs
4 heaping tbsp tomato paste
2 cups chicken broth
3 medium yukon gold potatoes, peeled and cut into quarters
1 cup baby carrots (or peeled and sliced regular carrot)
1 cup pitted dried plums (prunes)
1/4 ground saffron dissolved in 2 tbsp hot water
2 tbsp fresh lime juice (or bottled Persian lime juice)
salt and pepper
In a large pot heat the oil over medium-high heat. Fry the onions, stirring frequently, for about 7-8 minutes until starting to get golden. Add the turmeric and fry for another minute.
Add the chicken thighs to the pan (if your pot is not non-stick add another tbsp of oil before adding the chicken). Brown the chicken for about 1-2 minutes per side.
Add the tomato paste to the chicken and stir. Fry for about one minute. Add the chicken broth and bring to a light boil. Then add the potatoes, dried plums, carrots, saffron water and lime juice. Stir. Bring to a light boil, and turn down to a simmer over medium-low heat.
Cover and simmer for 40-50 minutes until potatoes are tender. Taste and add salt and pepper if needed. Enjoy!

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EMS FAQs for Current Custom Accounts
What funds does SSgA use in its Custom Accounts?
SSgA normally uses Common Trust Funds (CTFs) to build a diversified portfolio in multiple asset classes for Custom Accounts. A Common Trust Fund is a collective investment vehicle used by banks to commingle funds for the benefit of fiduciary customers. It reduces administrative and operating costs of investments. Unlike mutual funds, there are no embedded management fees in CTFs.
What is tactical asset allocation and how does SSgA use it in our portfolio?
Asset allocation is the primary driver in portfolio returns. To achieve optimum results, SSgA actively manages the asset allocation of its Custom Accounts within the parameters set by your investment policy statement. Our portfolio manager will overweight or underweight the various assets classes vis-à-vis the strategic target, within set ranges, to avoid dangers or take advantage of opportunities.
To guide their decisions, SSgA uses a Tactical Asset Allocation Model that combines the power of quantitative analysis – enabled by processing vast amounts of objective information – with the fundamental perspectives, opinions and experience of asset class and portfolio managers. A team of investment managers from around the world meets each month to analyze data and assess market trends.
Systems measure factors such as valuation, momentum, sentiment and other macro characteristics within various asset classes, like equities, bonds, REITS, real assets, and commodities providing predicted returns on more than 100 asset classes each day. Asset class teams then challenge the model's results, adding an overlay of fundamental analysis.
A proprietary optimizer program determines the best asset allocation for the SSgA portfolios considering their risk tolerance, objectives, and constraints. It then produces a set of suggested trades which your portfolio manager takes into consideration when making adjustments to your portfolio.
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Diversify broadly; use core strategies (avoid both growth and value bias); take risks in the less efficient markets where SSgA believes it can outperform the indexes; use indexed funds in the more efficient markets.
What is SSgA's investment style?
SSgA believes that its use of Common Trust Funds, bundled solution (investment management/custody/administration combined), and style of active asset allocation and rebalancing gain the best return for its clients at the lowest cost. Because of its size, its global presence, and its ability to trade internally, trading costs are kept to a minimum.
Cost savings translate directly into performance. Minimizing investment management fees and transaction costs (commissions, bid/offer spreads, and market impact) have a positive impact on performance.
How often is our account rebalanced?
Any time that money is added to an account, or withdrawn, the account is rebalanced to its strategic target (with tactical overlays). If an account moves out of balance by 3% or more following any quarter, it is automatically rebalanced. This provides a discipline of buying low and selling high.
What reports can we expect?
Statements are distributed each month by regular mail to the primary and second contacts on the account, and by e-mail to your distribution list.
Each quarter performance reports are sent by e-mail to your distribution list along with SSgA's long-range asset class forecast.
Can we hold regular conference calls with our portfolio manager at SSgA?
Yes. We encourage all Custom Accounts to schedule regular conference calls with their portfolio manager at SSgA. Contact Ken Quigley at ECF to schedule your call.
During the call your SSgA investment manager will review performance of your portfolio for the past quarter, performance of the underlying funds in the portfolio, asset allocation, and market trends.
Can we access our account on-line?
You can request current information and reports as needed by contacting Ken Quigley at ECF, but there is no direct on-line access.
How can we add funds to our account?
Funds can be added to your account at any time. Send a check or wire the funds to SSgA noting your account number. Custom Account have daily valuation so that the funds you transfer are normally invested in your portfolio within a day of arrival.
Send checks to:
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State Street Financial Center
One Lincoln Street, 24th floor
Boston, MA 02111-2900
Tel. (617) 664-3182
Wires to:
State Street Bank and Trust Company, Boston, MA
ABA Routing #: 011-000-028
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For a/c #52-00000 (Name, City and State of Account)
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Send an e-mail to Ken Quigley requesting the amount you want to withdraw. Funds can be withdrawn at any time without penalty. If there is sufficient cash in the account, an ACH wire will be sent the same day. If SSgA needs to sell assets to raise cash it will take approximately three days for the sale to take place and the proceeds to enter your account. It usually takes three to four additional days for an ACH wire to transfer to your bank account.
For accounts that have not opened an ACH account, a check will be sent.
Payouts can be automatic dollar-specific transfers – monthly, quarterly annually – or periodic as requested.
What other benefits do we receive by being part of a community of Episcopal investors?
ECF provides service in three basic areas:
Structure & Endowment Management – We provide sample endowment policies and work with you to adapt these policies to your particular circumstances. We also provide counsel and support on various issues of endowment management – from understanding the nature of true and quasi endowments, to reviewing purposes, to applying spending rules, to developing investment policy statements and more.
Investment – As described above.
Growth – ECF supports your efforts in planned giving by helping you create awareness of legacy giving and develop the knowledge to respond to potential donors. A comprehensive package of planned giving resources called Planned Giving on Demand is provided free-of-charge to all ECF Accounts.
In addition, ECF can facilitate charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, and pooled income funds for your donors who want to designate these gifts for the benefit of your organization. ECF guarantees these life-income gifts with its own endowment and provides the administrative support and reports required.
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Brighton boss Chris Hughton praises Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp for apology
Brighton & Hove Albion boss Chris Hughton has revealed that he accepts the apology of Liverpool counterpart Jurgen Klopp after an incident at the end of their game on Saturday.
When the two managers were about to shake hands after Liverpool's 5-1 win at the Amex Stadium, Klopp was momentarily distracted by Mohamed Salah, leading to Hughton taking offence.
Klopp has since said sorry and reiterated that his snub was not intentional, and Hughton has attempted to end the matter by praising the German for his gesture.
The 58-year-old told reporters: "Credit to Jurgen because he came looking for me afterwards as I was doing the press at the time and I've heard his comments, and I very much believe his comments.
"Sometimes it's an emotional game and even from myself, when you have been on the bad end of a 5-1 defeat, you're obviously not too happy and can be angry yourself and possibly, my reaction is a little bit different if our result is a little bit better.
"Occasionally some of these things happen and I do believe that it was something that he did not do intentionally. You certainly don't want to take the emotions out of the game."
Brighton are next in action when they travel to the John Smith's Stadium on Saturday afternoon to face Huddersfield Town.


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The signing ceremony took place in Paris on October 8th, 2009, at HEC with representatives from both schools and the CanadianEmbassy in attendance.
In 2007, Queen's Business School introduced Canada's first-ever Master of Global Management (MGM), a 12-month program that prepares graduates for a career in international business. There is such a strong need for global business knowledge in Canada that Procter & Gamble, the leading consumer products company in the country, funded the start of the program with a grant of $150,000.
HEC has also a renowned and long-established tradition of training international students for international careers in business.
Both Deans, Bernard Ramanantsoa at HEC Paris and David Saunders at Queen's School of Business, created this double degree option to help familiarize their students with the business environment in North America and Europe, respectively.
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Queen's School of Business is one of the world's premier business schools – renowned for exceptional programs, outstanding faculty and research, and the quality of its graduates.
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Bond Traders Now Betting Rate Cut Just as Likely as Hike in 2020
(Bloomberg) -- Bond traders are calling time on the Federal Reserve's tightening cycle.
The spread between December 2019 and December 2020 eurodollar contracts fell below zero Wednesday for the first time, suggesting short-end traders don't expect the central bank to raise interest rates at all after next year. In fact, they're giving slightly better odds that the Fed eases policy over the span instead of tightening it.
The spread's dip into negative territory is the culmination of a trend months in the making as investors bring forward their expectations for when America's economic expansion -- and therefore the Fed's tightening cycle -- will end. It contrasts with the most recent summary of economic projections, which shows that a majority of officials expect to hike rates once or twice in 2020.
The divergence between trader and policy maker expectations is partly a product of contrasting views on whether productivity gains are set to drive further growth, according to TD Securities rates strategist Gennadiy Goldberg.
"The Fed expects productivity to pick up gradually in the coming years, raising the neutral rate," said Goldberg. "The market appears to be taking an 'I'll believe it when I see it' approach."
Fed funds futures suggest about two basis points of policy tightening in 2020, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Eurodollar futures imply about 41 more basis points of hiking this year, should FRA-OIS remain stable, and 34 more basis points in 2019, the data show.
The eurodollar spread inverted as trade tensions between the U.S. and China approached a boiling point, with the U.S. threatening tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of imported Chinese goods. Fed tightening bets were pared as bond traders weighed the economic implications of the tariffs, according to Ben Emons, chief economist and head of credit portfolio management at Intellectus Partners.
"Markets are reminded that economic policy (tariffs) can establish conditions for Fed policy in the future," Emons wrote in a Wednesday note. "To that effect, markets judged quickly that a tightening policy has to shift to an easing policy once tariffs and other economic measures take their toll on the economy."
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Join us Sunday, June 19, 10:30 am for Bonnie and Her 21 Children: A Long-Suffering Father's View with Rev. Fred Cappuccino with Rev. Diane Rollert and music by Jean Séguin, Denis Barsalo, Stuart Edding and Jane Crtichlow
Interspersed with jazz perceptions of fatherhood, the Rev. Fred Cappuccino will read excerpts from his long-awaited and universally acclaimed book, BONNIE AND HER 21 CHILDREN by her long-suffering husband, Fred Cappuccino, JBS* (*Just Barely Surviving). Fred and his wife Bonnie are directors of Child Haven International, which has operated nine homes for 1300 formerly destitute children in India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Tibet. There will be an opportunity to purchase Fred's book after the service.
This is our last Sunday for our Religious Exploration program.
Potluck picnic lunch: Bring food to share for our picnic, and pray for sunny skies so that we
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Back again peeps with another layout for you to view.
This is one I have done just for our lovely Boss Suzanne, this photo is truly inspiring. There is nothing better than getting creative with a really good photo.
I have used Prima papers with co ordinating stickers.
I used Martha Stewart's silver gilding paint on the Flourish Heart accents and the veneer word Now.
The Butterflies and word She I have used heat embossing enamel.
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Filed under: KBS Music Bank, Music, Super Junior | Tags: 090320, 3rd album, donghae, eeteuk, eunhyuk, hankyung, heechul, kangin, kbs, kibum, kyuhyun, music bank, performance, ryeowook, shindong, shiwon, sm, sorry sorry, sungmin, super junior, yesung
What's with Music Bank and flashing lights… I can't see their faces =((
LMAO. LMAO. LMAO. HEECHUL. KIBUM. LMAO. I just can't stop laughing. Ahh I love Heechul's imitation of Kibum. BUT I ALSO WANT KIBUM BACK!!!
Mubank Ranking & Encore:
Wow… Davichi had two songs going for No.1… And they won No.1 over Gee. I'm actually glad that they did. Now, Gee has 9 WINS FOR 9 MEMBERS. SNSD JJANG!!! And Davichi's song 8282 definitely deserved to win. It's soooo catchy.
2:00 – Super Junior's Sorry Sorry at #8. It's great for only the second week after comeback but Gee was #1 on Mubank and Inkigayo on the second week… and I thought Sorry Sorry was #1 second week as well… Oh well. I hope they win next week. OR THIS WEEK ON INKIGAYO.
And also… I'm so sad that there are no more Gee performances =(((
I always look forward to them every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday morning. But now Super Junior can replace that void =)
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Love this article by my friend Brian Jewell on today's group travel market....and how the past several years of a challenging economy has helped shape it. Very insightful article and I think he's spot on.
Article link: http://grouptravelleader.com/blog/reason-optimism/
What's driving today's economic growth in tourism? Where does the future of tourism lie? And how are organizations in the travel and meetings/events industry finding renewed vitality, spunk and financial vigor? The answer lies in Specialty Markets. As every organization should develop and execute a business strategy on Specialty Markets, this blog is dedicated to assisting you and your company in such endeavors. So what are the Specialty Markets? That's what we'll discover together below...
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This is my second outfit of they day post now, I am on a roll! Today I went to a lovely place (that I can't remember the name of :') ) with my family, we walked around the gardens and they had a fun day type of thing, full of crafts and Halloweeny type things! I tried apple fritters for the first time (they were amazing) and I had the best chocolate mars brownie I think I have ever had, and it was homemade by a lovely lady there.
But anywhooo onto my outfit:
Jumper: H&M
Shorts: Republic (can you tell I love these shorts)
Coat: Originally New look but I got it from a carboot for a bargain of £1!
Bear Hat: Accessorize last Christmas
Shoes: I have no idea but it is an online shop, I can try to find out if anybody wants to know.
I would also just like to mention that my friend India has recently made a blog and it would be lovely if you all went and to a look, click here! But be warned - you will want a full fringe after looking at her photos!


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We've had several rainy days around here and yesterday was no exception. With the rain and cool weather it almost felt like a Fall day. My lovey went down for her afternoon nap and I decided to have an afternoon(or rather 2 hours) for one. I've been dying to make this hot tea recipe I had seen on
So, with some hot tea, a good book, and some fresh flowers I curled up.
Here's the recipe for the tea:
1/2 inch ginger, peeled and sliced
1/4 lemon
1 teaspoon manuka honey ( I used regular honey)
1. With the back of a knife, smash ginger to release the flavor. Add to teacup.
2. Add teaspoon of honey and pour in hot water. Let steep for 2-3 minutes, then add juice of lemon.
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DOWNEY – Despite over two hours of deliberation and review by the Downey Planning Commission, nearby residents of a condominium project proposed for a currently vacant lot will have to wait to find out if new neighbors are in their future.
The sole agenda item on Wednesday's meeting agenda proved to be a handful, as commissioners voted to continue the discussion to a later date after collecting more research.
The currently empty lot is located at 10361 Foster Road, at the southernmost border of Downey. The space totals 2.41 acres.
The proposed plan would erect 14 two-story condos and a private driveway in the space. Each condo would also include a two-car garage, with multiple other spaces provided for potential guests.
The proposed project quickly drew scrutiny from neighbors of the property, many of whom attended Wednesday's meeting to voice their concerns. Many claimed that the area was not safe for a variety of reasons.
One long-term neighborhood resident, Donna Ewald, described the issues at length.
"Crime is a huge thing. In the 43 years I've lived in my house, my house has been burglarized 10 times," said Ewald. "Lots, I mean lots of stuff. We have a continuous population of homeless people; they live – they try to live on the other side of my fence but I call the police regularly… the gangs do graffiti on that fence, and my fence, and the sidewalk at least once a week if not more."
Many of the residents in attendance echoed these concerns while addressing the commission. Street racing, substance abusers, and the current lack of upkeep for the land were also mentioned.
According to Ewald, police have been called several times and are always quick to respond, however nothing seems to be done. Many claimed that due to the neighborhood's extremely close proximity to the Bellflower city border, the respective police agencies will often times pass call response between one another.
Several of the property's neighbors said that they wished for the area to be cleaned up and maintained before anything is done with the land.
This is not the first time that this particular piece of property has run into hardship concerning its development. A year ago, similar plans for a condominium complex were scrapped when what was proposed brought similar heat from local residents and did not satisfy the commission's standards. According to the property owner's representative at the meeting, the current plans were developed all the way from square one after its predecessor's failure.
Another hotbed of debate were the Southern California Edison electrical towers that stand extremely close to the parcel of land and what health dangers, if any, they would bring to potential future residents.
According to the representative, contact was made with Edison specifically to inquire on any health concerns that may arise due to close proximity and exposure to the towers. While the representative claims that an email had been received expressing the towers' safety, he was unable to provide it for commission to observe during the hearing.
Another hiccup in the project's attempted approval came when the representative claimed that those who neighbor the property had been approached by the property owner and developers concerning the future complex. A petition in support of the project was provided within the commission's report, however after closer inspection, it was discovered that only four of the several names signed had addresses listed within 500 feet of the property. All other names were attached to addresses in other cities, including Norwalk, Lakewood, and La Puente.
Meanwhile, those sitting in the audience of Wednesday's meeting, with a new, current petition in hand, scoffed at the claim and denied ever being approached.
By meeting's end, only Commissioner Hector Lujan seemed in total favor of the development, saying that he believed the condos would help fix the neighborhoods problems. However, with seemingly insufficient or incomplete answers to their questions and concerns, Commissioner Patrick Owens, Chairperson Matias Flores and Vice Chairperson Jim Rodriguez all declined to vote yes or no on the issue, instead calling for more research to be done and to reexamine the plans at a later, unspecified date.
"I do have some serious concerns about this project, and these concerns, at this time, are overriding how much I do like what it could potentially be…," said Flores. "…I'm not ready to vote no, but I'm definitely not ready to vote yes…"
A vote for a continuance was unanimously voted on 4-0, with Commissioner Louis Morales absent.
The plans will now be re-discussed at a currently unscheduled meeting when city staff believes they have adequately researched and found answers to all current concerns.
Those wishing to follow the projects development are encouraged to check the Planning Commission's website and social media. All residents within 500 feet of the land parcel will be notified when the meeting is scheduled.


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The cloud is growing at an annual rate of 22 percent and is projected to come in at $178 billion in 2018, according to Forrester Research. There is no question: The cloud is where companies are investing heavily. One topic we rarely hear about is the legal side involving contracts with these providers. Full disclosure: I am not an attorney, but a CIO with more than 25 years of experience, and I have negotiated many contracts with in-house council and cloud providers.
When signing a cloud contract, pay particular attention to these five tenets. This is where a number of organizations miss the mark, and endure challenges walking away from cloud providers without their data and wallet intact.
Listed below are several items you should consider before signing on the dotted line.
1. Clearly state your data egress terms and conditions
When you leave a cloud provider, you want your data back. And, you want it in a readable format. During the signing of a new contact, nobody wants to discuss breaking the agreement, so this is often overlooked or swept under the carpet. The time to negotiate your potential early exit is before you ink the contract. Many cloud provides charge a small fortune for returning your data. Depending on the size, this could be a significant dollar amount. These data egress terms should also include commitments from the vendor to assist in the extraction and preformatting of your data into a useable state. Expect to pay a fee for this but negotiate the amount in advance to avoid sticker shock. Document all these services and charges up front.
2. Early termination fees
All contracts have these. It protects the cloud provider and is a necessary part of the contract. That said, you can and should ensure the penalties are reasonable, or eliminated if there is a lapse in service level agreements. No cloud provider wants to lose a paying customer. Most boilerplate cloud contracts have hefty penalty fees to discourage you from leaving. Times change, and technology changes, so plan ahead in the event you need to move to another provider. In the event of a service level agreement default, I would push for the elimination of any fees, and the possibility of penalties paid by the provider.
3. Security and audits
This needs to be clearly stated in the contract that you have the right to perform periodic audits of the cloud provider and their operations. Your contract should state detailed audits of the datacenters, what tests will be performed, what tools you plan to use, and other items important to your business. On top of all that, certifications such as SAS70, PCI, and others relevant to the service should be valid and current. It is highly advisable to include your CISO in this item.
4. Shop around
Nothing will get a vendor to the table with a sharpened pencil faster that knowing you have three other offers in your pocket. It is unethical to reveal competitors' prices; however, nothing prevents you from admitting you have other options to try and obtain the best price possible. This falls under Negotiating 101 but is sometimes skipped when discussing with a top-tier provider with a reputation to match.
5. Negotiate banded pricing
Many vendors will offer very attractive pricing to secure you as a client based on your current needs. That's great, but when you need to increase user counts or resources, you may be hit with sticker shock regarding the price. Best to negotiate a "banded" pricing program up front with the cloud provider that stipulates the cost for adding new employees and resources over and above initial commitment levels. This price protection can amount to tremendous savings over the long run.
In summary, these are just a few pointers to consider when negotiating a contract with a cloud provider. Your best partner in this process is your attorney, so ensure he or she is involved from the very start. Together you will end up with a contract that works for your company.
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Kirsten Kukowski Comments on the Media
Kirsten Kukowski has spent her career as a communications professional in the national election arena for the GOP. She served as the communications director of the Republican National Convention this summer, and has previously worked on Scott Walker's presidential campaign, Illinois senator Mark Kirk's Senate campaign, and the McCain-Palin presidential campaign in Wisconsin. A Midwesterner, Kukowski has also served as a regional press secretary for the RNC Midwest and Great Lakes states and spent four years as the national press secretary for the RNC. On the last day of her Fall fellowship at the University of Chicago Institute of Politics, Kukowski sat down with the Gate's Danielle Schmidt to discuss her views on bias in the media and how to move forward after the presidential election.
The Gate: As the national press secretary for the RNC, how did you promote unbiased reporting in the media even though you ultimately wanted Republicans, and the party in general, to come off in the best possible way?
Kirsten Kukowski: I think that we as communicators try for balanced stories. We're all working towards getting our side of the story out, but we all understand that if the journalists are doing their jobs, then my counterpart in the Democratic Party, or on a Democratic campaign, is also going to have an equal voice. There are some people who subscribe to trying to get the stories that are one-sided, but I do not subscribe to that. That's not to say that it hasn't happened in the past, but I do think it's in everyone's best interest to have reporting that is fair and balanced. I realize that's the Fox News slogan, which is kind of funny, but I do think it's in everyone's best interest.
Unfortunately, where we are right now in this campaign is that we just spent the last couple of years living in a world where these voters haven't been educated about these candidates the way that they needed to be. Holding journalists accountable is the only way to do it. What that means is that there's a lot of behind-the-scenes work that happens with these organizations, from developing good relationships with reporters and news editors to reading every single piece of news you possibly can so that you can hold people accountable and make persuasive and good arguments about different coverage. I also think that there's a fair amount of work that needs to be done in terms of news consumers. The idea of getting your news from a news publication that is only in line with what you believe and what you want to hear is something that people need to start thinking twice about.
Gate: Although we can agree that balanced, unbiased reporting is important, when we consider the fact that these news outlets are essentially companies that need to make money, wouldn't they just choose the catchiest news to report on? Take stories on Donald Trump, for example. Would you propose some sort of mandate to force balanced coverage across the networks?
Kukowski: I don't like to use the word mandate; I don't believe in mandates. That's why I put more of the onus on news consumers, in that we all have to look at ourselves and start consuming news in a way that is respectable and not necessarily easy. You're right, the media is a business, and [news outlets] are going to make business decisions, but there needs to be more of a conversation. And it needs to be brought to light more, because right now, I don't think that it is. There is a public assumption that reporters are reporters and that it isn't a business, but we all need to be honest about it.
Gate: Considering how we continue to associate many news organizations as having at least some sort of bias, do you think unbiased reporting will ever be feasible?
Kukowski: I would hope that it's possible. I spoke to a journalism class at Medill the other day, and we had this conversation. I stressed to them, as growing journalists, that unbiased reporting is something they need to think about as they are pursuing their careers. Journalism has changed, and far too many journalists are using mediums like Twitter and other social media platforms to be opinionated instead of reporting facts.
I understand that this election is very emotional. But it doesn't help anybody to be putting your toe on the scale for one person or another, because we haven't had that honest conversation with news consumers yet about how we need to move forward.
Gate: Donald Trump has said that the media is rigged against him, and speculated that it is the fault of the Clinton campaign. Do you think that the media is rigged against him, Republicans, or anyone else?
Kukowski: I, as a Republican communicator, have felt that there is a bias in the media, but I don't think it's all of the media. Blanket comments like that are difficult and not true. I do think that the makeup of political journalists tends to be more liberal. There are many journalists who are liberal who do a very good job of putting on their journalist hat and remaining neutral.
Gate: So you feel like the media is telling it as it is?
Kukowski: Yes. I do not believe there is some conspiracy or completely rigged system against Donald Trump. In the primaries, there was actually a study out of Harvard that looked at positive and negative news coverage from each of the outlets during the primary. The least positive of the news outlets was The New York Times, and it was in the 60-percent range, so it's not as if Trump's earned media is extremely negative. Now, his fortunes have changed in the general election, but a lot of that has changed because of him and his actions.
I believe that because of his recent actions, the reporting class is afraid of what a Donald Trump presidency would be, and so I do believe that I've seen the media shift a little bit. We need to look at that. After the election, there will be studies and surveys about this that we should all look at. But right now, it's a very emotional time for everybody. We will all need to take a step back and see what happens after the election.
Gate: You mentioned negative media, and I know when I'm watching the news and seeing a fairly negative report on a candidate, I always think, "No press is bad press." Do you think that statement is true with an election?
Kukowski: I actually used that phrase in my last class. It's hard. Up until a couple weeks ago, I thought Trump was living that, that no press was bad press. It's quite something to watch; he's really put himself in an interesting position just on earned media. He has put very little resources into paid media.
Gate: He has over two billion dollars in earned media coverage.
Kukowski: In the primaries, he put so little cash into media in comparison to his opponents, but he got so much attention. That got him to where he is now. The same holds true in the general election, in that he has spent very little on paid media and has basically lived off of earned media in comparison to Hillary Clinton. Up until about three weeks ago, when it really dropped out from under him, he was still neck-and-neck with her. The last few weeks have been so bad for him from a media perspective that it probably changed the dynamic. Up until then, though, I think he did live under "no news is bad news." It's hard to know.
Gate: For most of your career, you have focused on national media coverage. But within the field of communications, you've also worked on state races, regional communications offices, and then at the RNC. How is the coverage different in these different arenas, besides just in quantity?
Kukowski: There is a difference. If you're picking up the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, you're expecting a different kind of news coverage than if you're picking up The New York Times. People expect it to be more localized, and I think that's reflected in how you operate in a more local area. There are a lot of very good local reporters. In a lot of ways, that's really helpful for those of us who do this for a living. The national press corps works very hard, but they also do this day in and day out, nothing else. They go to see the same rallies, see the same speeches, they cover this every minute of every day. Anybody doing anything every minute of every day has a different [perspective] than, say, a local reporter who is looking at it through a different lens. It's very healthy to have the different reporters viewing it from those different lenses. But yes, there is a difference between local, state, and national reporting for sure. Not negative versus positive, though—just different.
Gate: Do you think that the coverage of the presidential race four years ago, or even eight years ago, differed vastly from the coverage this year? How do you think all the attention this race has received has affected how it's been covered?
Kukowski: Open presidential races usually garner more attention than a re-election campaign would. You're right, 2008 and 2016 are more alike in that you have two candidates who are more outside the box than we've seen in the past. Not that you could really compare Barack Obama and Donald Trump, but in some ways, they're running very similar types of campaigns, targeting very similar types of electorate—people who haven't voted before, activists, for example. Having outside-the-box type candidates in an open election did create a different kind of atmosphere. Having a primary with seventeen candidates on our side, and then having an unexpected primary on the Democratic side with Bernie Sanders coming out of nowhere in a lot of ways built on that. Having a reality star in that discussion made it even more so. Trump is a master marketer. This is what he does for a living, and that's how he structured his campaign—completely dependent on media and a reality-TV type of communication to exist.
Gate: As in entertainment?
Kukowski: Yes, that's what we got. And since it's been all-eyes for so long—I started this in January 2015, some people even started before then—that's a long time to be paying attention to something so intensely.
Gate: Would you say the public is frustrated?
Kukowski: The public is very frustrated! They've watched this whole thing unfold for so long, whereas if they hadn't watched so much in 2015 and came on in 2016, maybe they wouldn't be so disenfranchised. But now it's been two years, and they want this to be over.
Danielle Schmidt
Danielle Schmidt is a fourth-year Public Policy and Philosophy double major and Human Rights minor. Danielle has interned for a non-profit employment center on the South Side and a bipartisan advocacy organization for immigration reform; she served as a Field Director for an Illinois State Representative as well. On campus, she volunteers for New Americans and enjoys exploring the city with her cattle dog.


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It's hardly surprising that James Perch is looking to leave Newcastle this summer.
James Perch – will leave Newcastle this summer
James was signed by Newcastle last summer from Nottingham Forest, and at the time he was thought to be one of the better players in the Championship.
Perch was also a bit of a utility player, who could play anywhere along the back four, or even in defensive midfield.
But while Perch started the season in the Newcastle first team at right back, he was soon replaced by Danny Simpson, once Danny had recovered from his ankle injury, and James didn't really get a look in at Newcastle for the rest of last season.
Perch is one of those honest players who just wants to play football, and it's likely he will join a Championship club, and he could do a good job for any club who is looking to get promoted this coming season.
Both Cardiff City and Leicester City are said to be interested in the player, and could take him initially on loan, with a view to a permanent deal, and that would be a reasonable deal for both clubs involved, and good for the player too.
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Here they have Pavone as a Blackburn player:
Boater – I can confirm he was in town today. Either that or his doppelganger anyway.
Doesn't make a great deal of sense to me that they'd give him a one year deal, unless there's the option to extend, which you'd think there would be.
Canny player, but no world better, and probably nothing more than third choice behind Ba and Shola.
Sell him to Reading:
Perch + £4-5million = Shane Long (maybe?)
Long shot but Perch could be a great player for Reading looking to finish as high as possible.
Any more than £5million for long and we'd be getting robbed and Fatman wont be robbed.
He considers paying more than 50% of a players true value getting robbed ffs.


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The Callander Weekend
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Sun 14th Aug 2011
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The Callander Weekend
Saturday 13th to Sunday 14th August 2011
If you have some folding chairs could you please remember to bring them with you.
We have now reached the maximum number of members that we can accommodate on this event.
Welcome to the Callander weekend, this annual event involves a run on the Saturday ending up in Callander for the evening BBQ and entertainment. On the Sunday we have another run short run around the Trossachs followed by a second BBQ.
Meet at 10:15 for a 10:30 departure
Meeting point:
The Car Park
Station Road
The morning run takes us along some very scenic roads eventually stopping at
Blair Castle
in Blair Atholl for lunch.
Homemade soup of the day
with a selection of freshly made sandwiches.
Tea or Coffee
After lunch we return to Callander via Aberfeldy and The Sma Glen.
For the evenings entertainment, we'll have a BBQ followed by entertainment in the marquee. The BBQ's will be provided by the club but please bring your own food to be cooked, also refreshments (both alcoholic and otherwise) to last you for the full evening.
Our entertainment team in action.
We will have another run around the Trossachs followed by another BBQ, more details to follow.
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Members Attending:
02 - Eileen & Richard
04 - Margo & Sandy
06 - Maria & Jim
08 - Janet & Walter
10 - Jacqueline & Ian
12 - Dot & Chas
13 - Gavin
15 - Ali & Drew
17 - Linda & Bill
19 - Fiona & Ian
42 - From the
Northern Ireland Area
(23 members and 14 cars)
51 - From the
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(9 members and 5 cars)
52 - Anne
54 - Heather & Marshall
56 - Janese & Friend
58 - Gill & Alex
60 - Heather & Chic
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14th Aug 2011 17:28 ::
Thank to all Central Scotland members for a great weekend at Callander. The run on Saturday was excellent, BBQ superb, entertainment first class,and our friends from Ireland were excellent company.Our hosts (as usual) did us proud. Had a lovely run home with the roof down in sunny weather. See you all again soon
14th Aug 2011 17:56 ::
What a weekend. Great roads and great company. Thanks to Eileen and Richard for hosting us again. The drive home was dry from just about a mile down the road.
14th Aug 2011 18:18 ::
Marshall and heather
Fantastic weekend and wonderful company thanks to richard and eileen for being the greatest hosts ever the planning involved was amazing and you both are a real credit to the club, now of to bed as I'm knackered
14th Aug 2011 19:17 ::
Brilliant weekend. Thanks to Eileen and Richard for making it so good and Sandy, Ian and Robert for being so talented and keeping us entertained all night... Margo and Chas too. What a great club with so many great people.
14th Aug 2011 20:16 ::
Ali & Drew
Our first Callander weekend and it lived up to expectations - we had a lovely time and look forward to next year!!! Thanks to all involved in organising - you know who you are.
14th Aug 2011 22:00 ::
Thanks to Richard & Eileen for a great weekend, the english had another good time,we drove home today tops down all the way home. Just waiting for the invite for next year !
15th Aug 2011 13:29 ::
Another great wekend in the company of our MX5 friends. A huge thankyou to Richard and Eileen for their hard work and hospitality. See you all again soon.
Wattie & Janet.
15th Aug 2011 15:27 ::
Fiona and Ian
Another great weekend at Callander in Richard and Eileens tent, good company and laughs.
Once again they both excelled themselves. Good to see and chat to new friends and old.
15th Aug 2011 16:09 ::
chic and heather
Excellent and enjoyable weekend.
Thanks to Richard and Eileen for their hospitality and extra hard work this year in preparing for the large numbers and the Irish visit.
Steve NI AC offered his thanks and appreciation this morning before they left for the welcome they received from CS members and particularly for the work and facilities provided by Richard and Eileen
Good to see Neil, Lindy and the Yorkshire group again
Thanks also to Sandy and Ian for their music along with the contributions af Robert, Margo and of course Chas
15th Aug 2011 18:27 ::
Jim and Maria
Another brilliant Callander weekend. Thanks to Richard and Eileen for their hospitality and organising the weekend. Always a great bunch at MX5 events and this was no exception.
17th Aug 2011 19:13 ::
Pure Dead Brilliant! Great hosts,entertainment,organisation and company. Many thanks to Eileen & Richard and everyone involved in making the weekend a success. Look forward to next time.
18th Aug 2011 13:42 ::
Steve & Jenny
What more can I say that has not already been said? Yes an all round excellent event. Warm, friendy, Scottish hospitality was experienced and enjoyed by all. Thanks again to Richard and Eileen for opening up their home to us all and to Charles and Heather for taking us "under their wings". Thnks too, to all the unspoken heroes who worked hard behind the scenes and gave up their valuable time to make this event happen. Really looking forward to the return visit to NI in 2012.
18th Aug 2011 15:23 ::
Evan & Carol
Great WE, great run, great BBQ, great entertainment,great organisation, great people especially Eleen & Richard for thier hospitality. Looking forward to next time.
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Starring Reese Witherspoon as Alice Kinney, a single mom living in Los Angeles has her life change unexpectedly when she allows three young men to move in with her.
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Murder on the Orient Express
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Red Sparrow
A Russian intelligence officer plays a seductive game of cat-and-mouse with a CIA agent.
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Based on the New York Times bestseller, Wonder tells the incredibly inspiring and heartwarming story of August Pullman, a boy with facial differences who enters fifth grade, attending a mainstream elementary school for the first time.
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Justice League
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Star Wars: Episode VIII
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Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
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Inspired by the imagination of P. T. Barnum, The Greatest Showman is an original musical that celebrates the birth of show business and tells of a visionary who rose from nothing to create a spectacle that became a worldwide sensation.
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Jennifer Solomon is the publisher of North Phoenix Family Magazine and the owner of Inspire PR & Marketing, LLC, a public relations and marketing firm. She has more than 17 years of experience in public relations, marketing and event management. Jennifer is a mom of two kids, ages 9 and 11, who inspired her to start a local family-friendly online magazine for other parents. She loves coaching kids in sports, decorating, and gardening. Follow North Phoenix Family on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram.


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Oh my little boy, you're one month today. When we brought you home I wondered if we'd even survive to see this day. I'm so grateful for your sweet, peaceful and cheerful disposition. You sometimes can be a fussbudget, but you really are a bright-eyed, curious, snuggly little guy. You've definitely humbled your dad and I. We love you, even though we often seem to have no idea what we're doing. I apologize for the incident with the fast flow nipples on your bottles. Your dad didn't realize you wouldn't be able to drink that fast so you ended up with a mouth full of formula and subsequently a face full as well.
You are quite the eater...really you are on the fast track for becoming a little chunky monkey. You weigh 9 pounds 5 ounces now and were only 7.2 when you were born. We love when you go into a "milk coma" and pass out in the middle eating. And when you make your little cooing sounds when you're eating...we can tell you definitely enjoy your bottle and the snuggle time. You love to grab our shirts with your little fists and hold on so tight. I almost hate to put you down when you fall asleep in our arms because you look so peaceful.
You make the best facial expressions. They're priceless. You go cross eyed so often and when you do you usually stick your tongue out too. When your gassy you pull your chin in get a sweet double chin to accompany your goofy grin.
Some highlights from this past month are the 14 diapers you pooped in in one day, your gassy explosion in front of your Dad's boss, and your ability to blow spit bubbles. We're very proud of you. :)
You are the cutest baby we've ever seen and we love you.
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linked directly to heart disease and stroke. Studies suggest that when a patient with gum disease has it treated, their arteries actually become healthier.
Dr De Andrade of Anthem Periodontics and Dental Implants has been successfully treating gum disease here in Las Vegas and Henderson since early 2000. His compassion and ability to communicate with his patients, his driven approach to continuing education for himself and his staff and his upstanding principled reputation have helped make Anthem the top periodontal practice in Las Vegas.
Let's take a moment to discuss more about the foods you eat and how they affect your teeth!
Health Begins In your Mouth
There is not an actual perfect food that you can eat that will be healthy for your teeth and even the foods you believe to be bad can sometimes do little damage. There are other factors that will determine foods effect on your cavity rate. Let's take a look at each of those factors below.
Time Of Exposure
Damage from any food can occur if it is allowed to rest on your teeth for a long period of time. When we look at the damaging time frame, the closest type of foods doing the most damage is hard sticky food. Toffee candy is a great example of this and the longer you allow it to sit on your teeth post consumption, the more you are going to be cavity prone from it.
How Often Do You Eat It
If it is in your mouth, exposed to your teeth many times through out the day, this can begin to break down your teeth. Again sugary candy gets the normal blame in this scenario but that is only because we normally snack many times throughout our day on sugary snacks. Though any food can be blamed for this type of consistent exposure. If your mouth is handling some type of snack many times during the day the time of exposure is extended and can affect the teeth because of it. Frequency in which foods are eaten is more important than amount. Exposing tooth enamel too frequently to sugars is what can lead to decay. Kids do a lot of snacking so this is why they are more prone to cavities, also the reason they need to brush more frequently.
Time To Eat
How long does it take you to consume it. The longer the exposure on the tooth the more cavity prone they become. Foods such a breath mints, hard candy's, sugary gums all take time to consume and essentially soak in your mouth leaving your teeth exposed for long periods of time.
What You Eat With Your Food Is Important
Eating cheese or peanuts with a problem food can lower chance of cavity. The reasons for this have been assumed to the Ph change to more alkaline and also the introduction of the proteins. The issue then becomes it may lower the chances of cavities but if health is your focus, it may hurt your waist line.
Composition of Food
Sugars are specific food plaque bacteria likes to work on, and as you may know sugars are carbohydrates. So the simple sugars are easiest to work on for the bacteria, while the complex carbohydrate is too big of a shape to be worked on. Though if a complex carb sticks to your teeth for some time then they begin to break down into smaller molecules that can be used and contribute to decay. This is where length of time begins to play a role over what the composition of the food is.
The total sugar is not as important as the concentration of the sugar. Fruit has just as much sugar as candy but it is diluted in a water concentration not as great so the tooth decay becomes less likely to occur.
The foods ability to increase produce saliva also becomes a factor on how it will affect tooth decay. The more saliva produced can help neutralize the ph to around a 7 and as we discussed the effect of Ph a 5.5 is a conducive range for tooth decay to begin to occur. This is where using xylitol chewing gum to help produce saliva can help your mouth get out of danger zone. Along the lines of lowering the concentration of sugars on the teeth and adjusting the Ph one could also swirl water around in your mouth to help fight the possibility of cavities.
Keep these tips in mind when you are eating and try to make some new habits that may help fight your next cavity! Remember healthy teeth is a healthy you!
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The portable pill organizer pod containers conveniently organize and store a week's worth of pills or vitamins. Seven individual AM / PM pillbox compartments are included, with each day's pod able to be removed from the set. Each container pod holds up to 20 pills. The pods all lock securely into organizing tray, and individual pod locking tabs help prevent spills.
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Queenslanders could save almost 40 percent on their electricity bill - simply by changing providers.
A report into power prices has revealed retailers are being forced to offer better products and services, to help keep customers.
The national energy report has revealed some households could save 38 percent, or $507 per year on their electricity bills.
Savings of up to 30 percent or $285 could be made on gas bills.
The report also found 30 percent of customers are unable to identify the type of plan or offer they're on and that choosing one is considered more difficult than selecting banking, insurance, phone or internet providers.
The government says it's trying to fix it.
The big three retailers - AGL, Origin and Energy Australia - supply 70 percent of Australian customers between them.
But some smaller, newer players in the market, like Dodo and Amaysim - are offering deals to entice new customers.
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(photograph taken by our friend Tyler Geel)
In June of this year, my husband and I are celebrating our tenth wedding anniversary. We're looking forward to a vacation abroad without our kids to celebrate. Thinking back on our wedding, I smile at how different some of the details of our day would be today. At that time in my life, I wasn't exactly sure what I wanted for our wedding. I wasn't one of those girls that as a child, had dreams and visions of what her wedding would one day look like. I was down here in Myrtle Beach planning our wedding on my own. I had just graduated from University and moved down to be closer to my soon to be husband. My parents were in Canada and my friends were spread all over the continent of North America. At that time in my life, it never occurred to me to hire a wedding planner!
(photographs taken by our friend Tyler Geel)
(photographs taken by my husband's aunt)
This is how we were able to achieve our wedding on such a small budget. I was very thankful for my husband's paternal aunts. Since I wasn't familiar with this area at that time of my life, they gave us great suggestions on a budget friendly photographer, a budget friendly caterer at nine dollars a guest, and helped keep our wedding running smoothly on the big day by instructing the bridal party when to walk, letting us know when it was time to cut the cake, when to take the "professional" pictures, etc.
(photograph taken by my husband's aunt)
My husband and I asked a lot of friends and family to participate in what we knew were their strong areas. For example, a friend of ours played the piano for our ceremony, my husband's classical guitar professor (Tom Yoder) played during the reception, another friend of ours sang a solo during the ceremony and took great photographs (in fact, better photos than the "professional" photographer that we hired), my husband's cousin made our wedding cake for us, and another dear friend of ours made all of our wedding decorations and spent the week of our wedding decorating the church and reception hall. One of the details I wanted for our wedding was inspired by Martha Stewart's Pews In Bloom, and I had our friend recreate the look.
(photographs taken by our friend Tyler Geel)
My husband's father owns a landscaping and plant nursery business, and he created a beautiful setting using plants to transform the reception hall of the church we were married in. He provided all of the lives plants (the palms and ferns) we used for the front of the church building as well as inside of the sanctuary.
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I always tell them, "Two is the hardest. If you have a second, do yourself a favor, and keep going."
This is certainly baffling at first. Why should two be harder than 3 or 4? Yet that has been my experience, both among my peers as a mother and as a sibling. I suspect that most families stop at two children because it is just SO HARD that they are scared silly of having any more.
My explanation for this phenomenon rests on two arguments.
First, from the parents' point of view. When you have just one child, the parents outnumber the kid, and can control most facets of his/her life. This is a ton of work, but if all you have is one egg, you put it in your basket, and you WATCH THAT BASKET. Yeah, you might turn into a basket case, but the kid will be the stereotypical only child overachiever you always wanted. Or else a spoiled brat.
When the second child comes along, most parents think they can still control most everything. After all, we are big, they are little, and there's nothing they can do about it, right? WRONG! The kids don't have jobs, housekeeping, or other worries of the world. They can spend all their time driving you crazy, and still have time for legos, soccer practice and Saturday morning cartoons. (Oops, I just dated myself -- who depends on network TV scheduling for their cartoon fix these days...?)
As soon as the third child arrives, most parents sensibly realize that they CANNOT control everything, so they stop trying -- how liberating! The children will actually be OK! I find that these days, I don't worry too much about everyday bumps or sniffles. I make sure the kids are clothed and fed, are not killing each other, and have ample opportunity to develop their individual talents, and then I sit back and enjoy! Is there more work? Of course. I still need to get up at night for my youngest, and I need to budget my time to make sure everyone's needs are met. But in a way, dealing with the wide range of issues from toddler to adolescent is less stressful than being obsessed about just one or two. More interesting!
The second argument is from the kids' point of view. I am the younger of 2 siblings myself. When there are only two, there is only one outlet for all the sibling emotions, both positive and negative. As soon as my third was born, it was like an extra pressure valve. Now my children take turns ganging up on each other, so they all get to see each other's good and bad sides and develop much closer relationships.
What do you think?
*Note: These are generalities! Of course there are exceptions to everything I said here......
*Note: These are generalities! Of course there are exceptions to everything I said here......


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The International Encounters in a nutshell
The RIAAM are conceived as a milestone in Mediterranean agrosilvopastoralism. They bring together a broad spectrum of practitioners, researchers and territorial managers around a common aim for collaboration.
Building on the results obtained by the recent LIFE + project "MIL'OUV", and the management experience of a UNESCO property "The Causses & the Cévennes", these International Encounters raise in a broader manner key issues faced by agrosilvopastoral systems.
The International Meetings aim at stimulating strategic reflection combining various sectorial issues: economic, social, environmental, patrimonial and also multi-scalar—from local to international—through regional and national bodies.
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