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Student and Faculty Attend Geology Conference
By Erin / November 27, 2012
From Saturday, Nov. 4, to Wednesday, Nov. 7, students and faculty of the Department of Geosciences attended the Annual Geological Society of America Meeting and Exposition in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Six faculty members and eight students presented their research at the meeting. Students and faculty created presentation posters which contained the abstract of their research, methods, results and figures explaining their work. Dr. Bradley Deline, a professor of the Department of Geosciences specializing in paleontology, said that the conference is a way to "get exposed to people really excited about science. Half of it is getting the science out there and the other half is socializing within that community."
On a normal conference day, the attendees and presenters can listen to talks by geological professionals, meet other students and professionals, hear small presentations, attend special interest group meetings, buy gifts from vendors and browse booths for graduate schools and different organizations. The poster presentations are usually followed by free beer. Deline said, "To get more people to the posters, they have free beer tickets, which is hilarious, but it works."
Deline presented his research on crinoids, marine animals that have been around since 450 million years ago and are related to starfish. Deline has attended the GSA conference every year for about five years and several regional conferences as well. Deline said that the conference is a useful tool for both students and professionals. "For student presenters, it is an important step in understanding the vast array of things being done in geology, meeting people and networking. Once you become a little more established, it's very useful in having business meetings for different societies, planning out future research endeavors, showcasing your students' research and meeting up with friends from graduate school."
Llew Kinison, a student who attended at the GSA conference, also presented research on crinoids and has worked closely with Deline on this project for over a year. Kinison said that this was his first experience presenting at a conference and that he enjoyed it. "People were really friendly. They wanted to know what it was that I had done and when I told them, they seemed to like my work even if it wasn't their specialty. I just felt really welcomed," said Kinison. The conference also didn't just include geological research. Kinison said there were also talks on sub-specialties like forensics, geoarchaeology and climatology. "One thing that really struck me was that it was so interdisciplinary," he said, "I thought it was just going to be about the geosciences, but it really turned out to be a much more well-rounded conference."
Beth Perison-Parrish, one of the students that attended at the GSA conference, presented her undergraduate research on coastal vulnerability of small islands of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Perison-Parrish and her research partner, Ryann Runyan (who also attended the GSA conference) have been working on this project for Dr. David Bush of the Department of Geosciences since April 2010. She has attended and presented at four geological conferences, at both the regional and national levels.
Perison-Parrish said that her experience with undergraduate research in geology was unique. "The professors in this department treat us like graduate students," she said, "You are expected to conduct a review of the literature, independently come up with relative research, work with an advisor to develop a research question and then decide what types of data are necessary to describe that question." She said that she would recommend doing undergraduate research and presenting at conferences to other students. "It makes you look so much more organized, self-motivated and team-oriented than people who don't have that experience. If you are interested in something, it's a great way to become professionally acquainted with that subject."
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With Camus' The Plague finding an audience as customers looked for reason during the height of the pandemic, there was arguably no better time to publish a Khmer translation of The Outsider – Camus' absurdist, existentialist novel following the life and execution of Meursault. We're never going to forget that 'The Plague' became very close to us in 2020.". "So where Camus will write something simple, like, 'They returned to work,' Gilbert might translate that as 'They put their shoulders to the wheel.' The novel is heroic on its own, so it's unnecessary to create that heroic feeling if it wasn't originally there on the page.". Transportation is cut off, and many are left stranded in unfamiliar places, separated from loved ones. Restraint is a quality Marris mentions often discussing Camus' style, and it's a characteristic she tries to artfully maintain in her translation, lingering over language and applying the writer's observation to the careful watching of words. "I hope that through this translation, Camus will become one of the voices that advocates for a more humane world when we emerge from this.". Of all Camus' novels, none described man's confrontation – and cohabitation – with death so vividly and on such an epic scale as La Peste, translated as The Plague. According to Marris, Camus was "incredibly engaged" in reimagining a better world in the aftermath of WWII. One book has established itself as the undisputed pick of the pandemic-lit. Buy Print. "There is real depth in his portrayal of illness, and he had a real personal stake in it," Marris said. In her translation, she hopes to bring attention to the story's physical spaces. This is not a recapitulation of current events — it is the beginning of "The Plague," a 1947 novel by French-Algerian writer and philosopher Albert Camus. He highlighted the character Rambert, a journalist stranded far from home upon the city's lockdown. "He gives a moving argument for the value of creating communities and having a shared immunity to the forces of totalitarianism, fascism, oppression, all those forces which on a large scale want to suppress individual communities and create some kind of terrifying cultural homogeny," says Marris. "Every book has many lives, and sometimes books come crashing into our lives with a sudden relevance. Against the background of events, he creates various attitudes of human beings toward the plague, heightened by … Are we facing the death of teams, or a rebirth? In recent weeks, UK sales of the English translation have … A haunting tale of human resilience in the face of unrelieved horror, Camus' novel about a bubonic plague ravaging the people of a North African coastal town is a classic of … A mysterious illness appears out of nowhere. Penguin Books has just published a new translation by Robin Buss of La Peste, by Albert Camus, and the text that follows is my introduction, written some months ago. | Translating, teaching and reading Camus' "The Plague" during Covid-19, Carrie Zhou 12:39 am, Apr 22, 2020. (You can get a primer on Camus' life, work, and reluctantly existentialist philosophy in the animated School of Life video above .) Recently, Kaplan recorded lectures on "The Plague" for her class "The Modern French Novel," which she co-teaches with French professor Maurice Samuels. To choose to be a saint or healer can appear to be a battle against futility. Sandra Smith, the translator of the latest Penguin Classics edition of The Outsider and a fellow of Robinson College, Cambridge, answers questions about Camus and translation. While he was writing The Plague, he was the editor in chief of Combat, the underground magazine of the French Resistance, whose contributors included André Malraux, Jean-Paul Sartre and Raymond Aron. "So I hope Camus can be one of the voices that advocate for that sort of a future.". Now, "The Plague" invites readers to further consider "the ways society might have the opportunity to change" when the crisis abates, Marris said. Marris' translation of "The Plague" will be published in 2021 by the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. Marris says she's looking at the world while translating the novel, wondering what Camus would say about what's happening today. While covid-19 behaves differently, people living through the current plague may see their situations and feelings reflected in Camus… The characters' "brutal hopefulness" in the face of illness –– both the literal illness and its metaphorical interpretation as the rise of oppression and fascism –– gave the work political relevance even before the coronavirus crisis. The first-person narrator is unnamed but mostly follows Dr. Bernard Rieux.Rieux notices the sudden appearance of dying rats around town, and soon thousands of rats are coming out into the open to die. Camus' story is older than WWII, and it is timely for 2020 America. According to Marris, the novel's allegorical interpretation often obscures the text's depictions of illness and the city of Oran. "His restraint, and the way he lets the weariness of the situation into the rhythms of his sentences. The new episode of our coronavirus crisis podcast features Laura Marris, a poet and the translator of a new version of Albert Camus' seminal novel The Plague, to be published by Alfred A. Knopf in 2021.We spoke with Laura about translating this book during a pandemic, what Camus' book feels and reads like in our modern moment, and what we can learn from it. In 1947, French author Albert Camus published "The Plague" ("La peste"), a novel about an epidemic of bubonic plague in the city of Oran in Algeria. An Associated Press quotes Monica Stephens in an article on social media platforms locking down the accounts of President Trump. Please submit your comments in the box below. Comments are limited to 125 words and must follow the university's Comment Guidelines. Camus focused less on the ambulances and body counts in stricken Oran than on how the plague affected the citizenry, who, like us, had to realign priorities, schedules, in … Gilbert's translation is an obvious foil for Marris to work against and keep in the back of her mind, but she also considers the context in which he worked, and the environment in which she now finds herself. I expect to cover the book in … "The Plague" is an anti-allegory: It is vivid, tactile and frankly repulsive — the story of particular people actually dying from an actual disease, in ways medieval and pitiless. Having secured the position, she began working a few months later on what will be the first version of the French literary classic for an American audience since Knopf published Stuart Gilbert's translation in 1948. Knopf contacted Marris last summer, based on her previous work translating French literature, to ask if she would audition for the job by translating the novel's first 20 pages. Meucci said this gave him "hope that humanity can work together in the situation we are currently in," although his hope was clouded by recent protests against social distancing measures. Now, she feels as though she is "looking through the book at the world." Camus' fictional plague is in part a response to war, and the war metaphors many people have used during the current pandemic have created a "strange two-way street of metaphor.". Marris said she hopes to restore the "restraint" in Camus' narrative language, which she believes will make the book more moving to English readers. We can either succumb to plague (sin and death), or aspire to be saints or healers in the face of pandemic. Transportation is cut off, and many are left stranded in unfamiliar places, separated from loved ones. Many readers will be familiar with its fable of the coming of the plague to the North African city of Oran in 194–, and the diverse ways in which the inhabitants respond to its devastating impact … A firm publication date hasn't been set, but what's certain is that American readers for the first time in two generations will have access to an English language update of "The Plague.". La Peste = The Plague, Albert Camus The Plague is a novel by Albert Camus, published in 1947, that tells the story of a plague sweeping the French Algerian city of Oran. UBNow encourages discussion and welcomes comments from UB faculty, staff and students using a @buffalo.edu email address. The Narrator: presents himself at the outset of the book as witness to the events and privy to documents, but does not identify himself with any character until the ending of the novel. "If there were ever an argument for protecting vulnerable people in our society, the experience we're living through should inform us and push us in the direction of care, support and community," Marris said. While The Plague is a tale of absurdist philosophy, it is also a novel with living characters and a deeply human story, and Camus' writing is potent in its imagery of suffering, despair, and courage. Psychology Today published an article co-authored by Kate Berukova, about how the coronavirus pandemic may affect how we relate and interact with one another for years to come. The work is so applicable and timely, but I can not even seem to find an ebook that has the Robin Buss translation (as apparently the Stuart Gilbert translation is … "Laura … is a writer who understands other writers, and has a lot of respect for Camus' style," Kaplan said. At Yale, Marris was an English major in the creative writing concentration. He was somebody with tuberculosis, so for him illness was not just a metaphor. Translating, teaching and reading Camus' "The Plague" during Covid-19. The novel presents a snapshot of life in Oran as seen through the author's distinctive absurdist point of view. L'Étranger (French: [l‿e.tʁɑ̃.ʒe]) is a 1942 novel by French author Albert Camus.Its theme and outlook are often cited as examples of Camus's philosophy, absurdism coupled with existentialism, though Camus personally rejected the latter label. Since late January, The Plague by Albert Camus – first published in 1947 – has become a global sensation; it is, it seems, the novel for now. Peter Farago Robin Buss's 2001 translation - so much better! Last week, Marris published an essay in the New York Times titled "Camus's Inoculation Against Hate." In the essay, Marris wrote that "while Camus was writing for the moment, he was also writing for the future … I still hope that books from the past can be a kind of serum for the future.", Camus lived through World War II and the Algerian War. 559. Some insight might come from a speech Camus gave in 1946 at Columbia University, which she encourages people to watch, about the value of returning to a human scale. It is difficult during these Covid days not to recall his most famous novel The Plague (1947) which describes the outbreak of a terrible disease which ravaged the population of Oran in North Africa, resulting in its isolation and shut down. The UBNow editor moderates comments and reserves the right not to publish those that do not add anything new to the discussion or fail to adhere to the Comment Guidelines. À première vue, Oran est, en effet, une ville ordinaire et rien de plus qu'une préfecture française de la côte algérienne. These depictions are particularly significant because Camus himself had tuberculosis for much of his life and was in very poor health while writing "The Plague.". Albert Camus; drawing by David Levine. The Plague (French: La Peste) is a novel by Albert Camus, published in 1947, that tells the story from the point of view of an unknown narrator of a plague sweeping the French Algerian city of Oran. Despite not believing in God, or the resurrection of Jesus, Camus describes … The Plague concerns an outbreak of bubonic plague in the French-Algerian port city of Oran, sometime in the 1940s. Department of English. "I think that the humanities and literature especially can help us return to that experience of human scale and connect us through a shared readership that helps us have a voice like Camus' voice that watches out for the most vulnerable sectors of our society. Les curieux événements qui font le sujet de cette chronique se sont produits en 194., à Oran. I think we're going to have a new 'Plague' –– closer to Camus' intentions.". De l'avis général, ils n'y étaient pas à leur place, sortant un peu de l'ordinaire. In her senior year at Yale, Marris took a seminar on Camus' major works with French professor Alice Kaplan GRD '81. Widely read as an allegory for the Nazi occupation of France during World War II, "The Plague" — or "La Peste" — tells the story of the Algerian city of Oran as it is swept by plague and enters a lockdown. A mysterious illness appears out of nowhere. Camus wrote The Plague in 1947, five years after his best-known work The Stranger and just three years after the real Oran's most recent outbreak of the bubonic plague. Though he initially insists on leaving Oran, Rambert eventually decides to stay and join the city's fight against the plague. UB lecturer updating translation of Camus' 'The Plague' for major publishing house. Meucci said that vivid portrayals of the characters in the novel made the fictitious outbreak feel more real than the present one. BUFFALO, N.Y. – Laura Marris never imagined the approaching relevance of Albert Camus' "The Plague" when she began working on a new translation of the novel last September for the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. Camus had seen the Nazis overrun Paris in 1940 during World War II. She's started her second English draft, which could still be revised another two or three times. Camus's novel offers a glimpse of this in a conversation between Dr. Rieux and Jean Tarrou, who had unfortunately arrived in Oran shortly before the outbreak of the plague. "For me, there is an opportunity to restore some of the other things that were at stake for Camus. Most of us read The Plague … "For me, there is an opportunity to restore some of the other things that were at stake for Camus. "There are places Gilbert gets so caught up in the feeling of the novel that what he gives seems to be his experience of reading it," says Marris. the plague / camus Does anyone know where to find a free pdf/link to Robin Buss' English translation of Albert Camus' The Plague/La Peste? That kind of opportunity for a translator is an important responsibility, which she acknowledges along with her lifelong appreciation for Camus' work and the pleasure that comes from trying to do justice in English to his original French sentences. With Reverso you can find the English translation, definition or synonym for the plague [ albert camus orig la peste] and thousands of other words. Marris' role has become obviously more nuanced since then. I think some of them are a lot of fun. The novel has resurged in public discourse during periods such as the AIDS epidemic and the Ebola outbreak. Marris began the project in September 2019, months before the coronavirus spread across the globe. Since my university days, I have been deeply attracted to Albert Camus (1913-1960), both his novels and his philosophical essays. Prio Bhoyonkor February 12, 2012 - 6:00 am; Himu Misir Ali Jugolbondi February 7, 2012 - 2:29 am; Onuron Golok October 20, 2012 - 4:43 am; The Godfather November 8, 2012 - 2:37 pm; Pearl Maiden April 20, 2012 - 3:26 pm; The Virgin Of The Sun by Henry Rider Haggard October 17, 2011 - 1:33 pm; Naiera by Muhammad Zafar Iqbal October 15, 2012 - 6:20 am; The Battle of Kadesh May 8, 2018 - … Henry James' quote that "a writer is someone on whom nothing is lost" is a description that might more accurately describe the work of a translator. During the coronavirus pandemic, Laura Marris '10 is working on a new translation of this novel that has gained new relevance. "The hard thing is to keep that restrained, beautiful, spare language from falling flat.", Diego Meucci '22, a student in "The Modern French Novel," said the book felt "eerily similar" to the current moment, "as though [he were] reading a sort of weird parody of what was happening today.". From the episode: Liesl Schillinger: I don't know if your other readers are like me and reading all kinds of books that relate to different epidemics and and plagues in the past, but the way that Camus writes about it or chose to think about it really matters as a key to all of them. Case counts rise exponentially, as authorities attempt to downplay the severity of the disease. According to Kaplan, Camus knew that extinguishing one threat does not guarantee permanent safety, and "The Plague" reminds readers to remain vigilant and "be on the lookout for what in us could be toxic.". "For me there are moments when Camus' prose is so full and spare, written with such restraint, that I feel like I'm putting on my lyric poetry cap and really trying to capture the lean beauty of those lines," says Marris, who has published original poetry and prose, and earned her MFA in poetry from Boston University. According to Kaplan, who has taught "The Plague" for many years, the novel repeatedly reminds readers of real-life events. The plague that closed a North African metropolis in this fiction was carried by rats, and was ended by cold weather. "There are moments when Camus is almost like a lyric poet," Marris said. Laura Marris never imagined the approaching relevance of Albert Camus' "The Plague" when she began working on a new translation of the novel last September for the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. M. Camus is a master of the Defoe-like narrative. Case counts rise exponentially, as authorities attempt to downplay the severity of the disease. Marris visited one Zoom class session to discuss the novel and her ongoing translation project. "But we've never had a situation that's just knocked the world off its axis like this," Kaplan said. But for Marris, an adjunct instructor in the Department of English, her work translating Camus' allegorical tale set in a town ravaged by illness is now a project that continues in … She also hopes to emphasize the contrast in tone between the "quieter moments of granular detail" and the more elevated, philosophical passages. Hello to readers who accepted my invitation to read the 1947 Albert Camus novel The Plague together, and discuss it. It asks a number of questions relating to the nature of destiny and the human condition. 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She received an MFA. in poetry from Boston University and has published both translations from French and original English poetry and prose. "When Gilbert worked on his translation, the post-World War II context was deeply embedded in his mind with the idea that the novel is an allegory for the French resistance to Nazi occupation," she says. Laura Marris never imagined the approaching relevance of Albert Camus' "The Plague" when she began working on a new translation of the novel last September for the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. But for Marris, an adjunct instructor in the Department of English, her work translating Camus' allegorical tale set in a town ravaged by illness is now a project that continues in the inescapable reality of the current COVID-19 pandemic, a coincidence drawing both bold and lightly shaded parallel lines of art apparently manifest in life. The camus plague translations are left stranded in unfamiliar places, separated from loved ones reading Camus ". 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Every year during Orientation, the Perspectives component puts on a program which promotes rape and violence awareness among the freshman class. In years past, the program has taken the form of a skit entitled "When Hello Gets Out of Hand" and has been used as the chief venue for discussions about rape and sexual violence on campus. This year, however, the class of 2014 was the first class to go through the Green Dot program.
So what is Green Dot and why is Puget Sound using this program now? It was designed as an "approach to violence prevention that capitalizes on the power of peer and cultural influence across all levels of the socio-ecological model." It specifically targets all community members to be potential bystanders and "seeks to engage them, through awareness, education and skills-practice, in proactive behaviors that establish intolerance of violence as the norm." Ultimately, the goal is to reduce levels of power-based violence in one particular location like a university campus.
To help you understand the program a little better, picture a map of Puget Sound's campus. Now, imagine there is a red dot on the map which represents one act of violence. The red dots continue multiplying until they are all over the campus map. These acts of violence will keep occurring unless someone on campus steps up to prevent the red dots from happening. Therefore, "any behavior, choice, word or attitude that promotes safety for everyone and communicates utter intolerance for rape, partner violence and stalking" is a green dot. The mission of the Green Dot program is to empower students to be the "green dot" and try to prevent a "red dot" occurrence on campus whenever they see one.
Marta Palmquist-Cady, director of Student Activities, explained why she is so confident and excited about the Green Dot program: "The reason that I am passionate about bringing Green Dot to the Puget Sound community is because Green Dot is about prevention and I really believe that we can reduce the number of people committing these violent acts because it is only a few people that commit them. We, the good people, outnumber the bad people that commit these acts almost 40 to 1! I just want us all to feel confident in doing our part to make us all safer."
Additionally, this program is championed by students like Lisa Griswold, a senior and Perspectives leader on campus. Griswold said the program is "very personal because the presenters of the program are staff and students on campus, which makes it very applicable to the Puget Sound community. Also, the fact that the University of Kentucky has seen a significant reduction in violence since its initiation is really positive. It shows that it has worked somewhere else, which gives me confidence that it will work here."
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});

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app.get('/initialize', (req, res) => {
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  getFriends(me).then((friends) => {
    if (friends.indexOf(newFriend) !== -1) {
      return res.status(400).json({
        error: newFriend + ' is already your friend.'
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    friends.push(newFriend);
    setFriends(me, friends).then(() => {
      res.status(200).json({
        friends: friends
      });
    });
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    res.status(500).send('error');
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});

app.delete('/:user', (req, res) => {
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  getFriends(me).then((friends) => {
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      res.status(200).json({
        friends: friends
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});

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Non-Cognitive Variables and Science Achievement in the United States of America and China: Evidence from PISA 2015
Presenter (s) Bixi Zhang, Michigan State University; Qinyun Lin, Michigan State University
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Tags Asia: Eastern Asia, Comparative Analysis, large-scale assessments, Northern America, Science
Non-cognitive variables are important indicators for students' achievement. The study examines the relationship between non-cognitive variables and science achievement using PISA 2015 data at both student- and school-level for the United State and China. The findings show most non-cognitive variables have significant impacts on science outcomes and have same patterns in both countries at student- level. The effects of some of these variables also vary significantly across schools. Additionally, we also see that there are differences between two countries in terms of how non-cognitive variables affect students' science achievements. And schools appear to be more important for Chinese students.
Comparisons of «Subject talk» in Classroom Assessment – tracing Educational Policy across School Subjects and Classroom practices
Proposal In Norway, as well as in many other countries, there has been a growing focus on measurement of learning outcomes (author 2010, 2015). A...
Reexamination of "Best Practices" in Inclusive Education for Children with Disabilities: Bhutan Revisited
The overall objective of this study is to reexamine "best practices" in education for children with disabilities by explicating voices of teachers working at government...
"Mentions of Gender in Comparative Education Review, 1957-2016"
How has the Comparative Education Review (CER) — and the field of comparative education more broadly — changed over its first 50 or so years?...
Achieving excellence through diversity? An examination of presence and role of diversity offices in universities worldwide
In the pursuit toward excellence, how have universities worldwide incorporated and institutionalized diversity and inclusion? How is the notion of diversity conceptualized and interpreted in...


I said I would share some photos from our trip, and here they are! Julie, their family dog and I went to their cabin and had a great time. We went for a couple of walks, made cinnamon buns and met some sheep on the way home. Overall, it was super great and I'm already looking forward to the next one!


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Judge: Kraft day spa video to be released after case resolved
By Jorge Millian and Olivia Hitchcock Palm Beach Post
WEST PALM BEACH — The public won't be seeing videos of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft allegedly receiving sex at a Jupiter day spa until his case is resolved, a circuit court judge said.
In an order issued Tuesday, Judge Leonard Hanser ruled that Kraft's right to a fair trial trumps the media's request for the videos to be released immediately.
However, the videos — that reportedly show Kraft paying for and receiving sex acts from spa employees — will be released as soon as a trial jury is selected, a plea agreement is reached, the state drops the charges or the court determines Kraft's right to a fair trial won't be at risk, Hanser said.
Kraft, 77, is one of 25 men charged with soliciting a prostitute, a second-degree misdemeanor, after Jupiter police said the men were caught on surveillance-camera video paying to have sex with employees at the Jupiter spa. The billionaire businessman, a part-time Palm Beach resident, is charged with two counts of solicitation and has pleaded not guilty.
A hearing Friday regarding Kraft's request to suppress the video may change Hanser's decision.
For now, though, the videos are sealed "to prevent a serious and imminent threat to the administration of justice," Hanser wrote.
"While we believe that Mr. Kraft's fair trial rights were not jeopardized by the release of the materials, we respect the court's decision and look forward to the release of the material in the near future," said Mark Caramanica, an attorney representing media, including The Palm Beach Post, in filings to make the videos public.
Lawyer: Video of sex act invades Kraft's privacy
Hanser's order indicates that he agrees the videos are public record and that he did not agree with Kraft's attorneys' argument that the videos violate his right to privacy.
An attorney representing a coalition of media organizations — including The Palm Beach Post — filed with the court to have the videos released because they are public records. Hanser calls those videos a "central piece of evidence" in the case against Kraft, but said that they add little beyond the visual element to what already has been released regarding the allegations against the men.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft to reject plea deal offered in prostitution case, reports say
The order forbids the Jupiter Police Department and the State Attorney's Office — the two groups with access to the videos — from releasing them.
"The court finds that preventing access at this time to the videotapes sought by (the media organizations) is necessary to prevent a serious and imminent threat to the administration of justice," Hanser wrote.
Robert Kraft case spotlights sex trafficking in Massachusetts


Sparklines are new in Excel 2010 and they show a graphical representation of your data in one cell.
You can style them in different colors and add a marker for the High and Low points of your data. As your data changes so do the Sparklines, which gives them that much more power.


Peter and Patricia have been connected to South Square for over 25 years as artists, volunteers, curators and served on the management committee. This exhibition is the first time they have come together to show their work.
Faces, hoods, masks and anonymity have been recurring themes for me. What we see, how we are seen – looking at and looking out. Playing with paint on wooden squares reflects the photo booth of self, our passport, faceless expressions that both reveal our identity but hides our true self.


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Bridge called model for cooperation
Premier Li Keqiang and his Croatian counterpart Andrej Plenkovic visited the construction site of the Peljesac Bridge on Thursday. The bridge will connect two parts of the European Union member's territory and is being built by Chinese companies.
Sino-EU talks help pave way for agreement on investment
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201904/11/WS5cae5032a3104842260b57a6.html
Premier Li Keqiang (center), European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker (left) and European Council President Donald Tusk participate in a joint news conference after the China-EU leaders' meeting in Brussels, Belgium, on Tuesday. [Photo/Agencies]
China and the European Union have committed to achieving major progress this year in negotiations for a high-level bilateral investment agreement with a view to concluding the ambitious accord next year, according to a joint statement.
The two sides pledged to widen market access, eliminate discriminatory requirements for foreign investors and establish a balanced investment protection framework, according to a joint statement issued after the China-EU leaders' meeting held in Brussels, Belgium, on Tuesday.
Premier Li Keqiang, European Council President Donald Tusk and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker co-chaired the annual meeting and reached consensus on a wide range of issues, including bilateral ties, global challenges and governance.
They committed to building an economic relationship based on openness, nondiscrimination and fair competition, ensuring a level playing field, transparency and mutual benefit, the statement added.
Two-way trade between the EU and China reached more than $682 billion last year. The EU is China's biggest trading partner, and China is the EU's second-largest trading partner.
Li said the common interests of China and the EU far outweigh their differences, and expanding their common interests will help narrow those differences. Li spoke at a joint news conference with Tusk and Juncker after the meeting.
The two sides will continue to strengthen synergies between the EU strategy on Connecting Europe and Asia, the EU's Trans-European Transport Networks and the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative, the statement said, adding they welcome further exchanges in 5G networks and technological cooperation between their business communities.
During the meeting, the EU and China also reaffirmed their commitment to multilateralism. The Chinese and EU leaders also worked on coordinating their positions on regional and international hot spot issues such as the Iran nuclear issue, the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue and the Venezuela situation.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said on Wednesday that the joint statement reflects the resolve of China and the EU to strengthen their unity and coordination at a time that multilateralism is being challenged. Bernard Dewit, chairman of the Belgian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce, said that industrial and trade relations between the EU and China will increase following the meeting, and that China has made great efforts to open its market to European companies.
"China's new Foreign Investment Law, which has just been (approved), will greatly reassure European investors of the commitment of the Chinese government to further protect foreign investments in China," he said.
Wang Yiwei, a professor of international relations at Renmin University of China, said in an article published in the People's Daily Overseas Edition on Wednesday that the Chinese and EU leaders' strategic communication on important issues will help foster new areas for bilateral cooperation.
The concerted efforts made by the two sides to cope with the common challenges and develop win-win cooperation will add stability to an increasingly uncertain world, he added.
Hu Yongqi contributed to this story.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201904/12/WS5cafc92da3104842260b5bc5.html
Li, Croatian PM say project demonstrates potential, benefits of stronger relations Premier Li Keqiang and his Croatian counterpart Andrej Plenkovic visited the construction site of the Peljesac Bridge on Thursday. The bridge will connect two parts of the European Union member's territory and is being built by Chinese companies.
The leaders spoke highly of the progress made in the bridge's construction, calling it a good example of what can be accomplished with stronger ties between the two countries.
Speaking at a news conference after their visit, Li said the bridge offers peace and security by connecting two places in Croatia that have no land links. Currently, Croatians have to go through two customs clearances in Neum, a town in Croatia's neighboring country Bosnia and Herzegovina, to reach the famous tourist destination of Dubrovnik.
The bridge, when completed, will be beneficial to regional peace and development, as well as to the livelihoods of people living around it, the premier said.
Li called the bridge a landmark project for China's cooperation with the EU and 16 Central and Eastern European countries, using EU financing and standards. Chinese companies competed for the project during fair and transparent bidding and will fulfill all conditions in the contract to make it a good facility that can stand all tests, he said.
It will strengthen logistics, the interaction among Croatian people, and the development of southern Croatia, Li said. "I hope Croatian people will enjoy the convenience the bridge will bring as soon as possible," he added.
Peljesac Bridge, at 2,440 meters in length, will connect the mainland part of Croatia with the nation's Peljesac Peninsula. The structure is estimated to cost 420 million euros ($473 million), 85 percent of which will be paid by the EU.
In April of last year, a combination of Chinese companies signed a contract with the Croatian government to start construction of the first phase of the bridge at a cost of around 280 million euros. The phase is to be completed in three years.
Hu Zhaoming, Chinese ambassador to Croatia, said the bridge is Croatia's biggest infrastructure project and also the largest project Chinese companies have undertaken in the CEE nation.
At the news conference, Plenkovic said Croatia has wanted to build such a bridge for two decades, and Chinese companies and their local partners have demonstrated excellent performance.
"We adhere to the principle of fairness and transparency in the bidding process and the project will promote Croatia's cooperation with China in diverse fields, such as trade and tourism," Plenkovic said.
China, Croatia commit to cement cooperation
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201904/11/WS5caee7e5a3104842260b5aa9.html
Premier Li Keqiang (R) meets with Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic in Zagreb, Croatia, April 10, 2019. [Photo/Xinhua]
ZAGREB - China and Croatia on Wednesday pledged to make concerted efforts to further consolidate their traditional friendship and boost bilateral win-win cooperation in various fields.
In a joint statement issued during Premier Li Keqiang's official visit to the European country, the two sides agreed to expand collaboration within the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
Li is the first Chinese premier to visit Croatia since the two countries established diplomatic ties in 1992. He held talks with Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic, and met with Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic and Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandrokovic.
DEEPENING FRIENDSHIP
Over the past 27 years, China and Croatia have treated each other with respect and as equals, Li said in a signed article published prior to his visit, during which he would also attend the eighth leaders' meeting of China and Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs).
The political trust and friendship between the two countries have deepened, bilateral cooperation has yielded fruitful outcomes, and economic and trade ties have grown from strength to strength, added the premier.
During his talks with Plenkovic, Li said China stands ready to work with Croatia to carry on their friendship, explore new dimensions in bilateral relations, and lift mutually beneficial cooperation to a new level.
In her meeting with Li, Grabar-Kitarovic noted that Croatia and China share a profound traditional friendship and amicable bilateral relations, and have broad prospects for cooperation in areas including economy and trade, investment and culture.
Li's visit, she added, has achieved fruitful results and injected new impetus into the development of China-Croatia relations.
In the eyes of Jandrokovic, Li's visit is a trip of friendship and cooperation, and China is Croatia's great partner as well as a friend during the country's development.
China, Li told the speaker, would like to "continuously enlarge the scale of bilateral trade, enhance people-to-people and cultural exchanges, strengthen mutual learning in areas such as sports, and deepen friendship between the two peoples."
Japan's emperor, empress mark diamond anniversary
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201904/10/WS5cad8e18a3104842260b5670.html
Editor's note: Japan's Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary on Wednesday, marking six decades of a marriage that helped modernize the monarchy.
Japan's Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko enjoy viewing weeping cherry trees in full bloom at Kyoto Gyoen National Garden in Kyoto, Japan, March 27, 2019. [Photo/IC]
TOKYO - Japan's Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Wednesday just three weeks before he abdicates his throne.
The couple met at a 1957 tennis tournament remembered as a "love match." Akihito and Michiko Shoda married on April 10, 1959, making him Japan's first future emperor to wed a commoner and someone who was Catholic-educated. Both are among many changes he brought to Japan's 1,500-year-old monarchy.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201904/10/WS5cad8e18a3104842260b5670_2.html
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Breathe when "your plate" is over-flowing. . .
I have been extremely busy lately doing what I love doing; however, being "on the treadmill" without taking time to breathe, to rest, to pray, isn't healthy. For me or any one.
For a number of week ends I have been on the road leading workshops, an activity that absolutely thrills me, filling me up with hope and spiritual connection. But I must retreat to the quiet space in my mind to reconvene a conversation with God as I understand him when I get home. It's in my walks, my meditations, my "conversations" while working on a book that I most easily access God's presence. Then I know that all is well.


The once dark – now pristine white - domed roof opens the sanctuary to highlight the soaring ceiling while not distracting from the beauty or serenity of the space.
In the narthex and sanctuary is new flooring, fresh white paint on the walls and ceilings, updated lighting, new furniture and a state-of-the art sound and projection system.
Repositionable chairs have replaced bench pews in some areas of the sanctuary. The seating arrangements allow flexibility to use the space for activities like Bible study, concerts, and community events.
Low ceilings and dark carpets and walls may have been the style in churches decades ago, but members of Galilee Lutheran Church knew it was time for much-needed updates to both the interior and exterior of the building.
Gary Thomas, manager of renovation projects, said the planning took two years, but after breaking ground in October 2018, the changes to the interior are now complete.
The project, which exceeded $500,000, included a new sidewalk leading to an impressive pergola at the main entrance of the church. In the narthex and sanctuary is new flooring, fresh white paint on the walls and ceilings, updated lighting, new furniture and a state-of-the art sound and projection system. Most renovations bring unplanned surprises, and this one was no different. It was discovered that a total of 21 windows needed to be replaced due to rotting. Improvements to the parking lot, including fixing drainage issues, are still in progress at the Mountain Road church.
The new sanctuary space not only looks great, but it is bright and joyful, if not a bit of an optical illusion. The once dark – now pristine white - domed roof opens the sanctuary to highlight the soaring ceiling while not distracting from the beauty or serenity of the space, and it makes the entire space look larger.
Repositionable chairs have replaced bench pews in some areas of the sanctuary. The seating arrangements allow flexibility to use the space for activities like Bible study, concerts and community events. An updated audio and visual system allows families with children the opportunity to leave the service and still watch or listen from the lobby, nurseries or other locations.
Thomas insisted that the extensive project was enjoyable. "We had an excellent team that worked very well together," he said.
Comments from members have been positive and encouraging, Phoenix added. "People are faithful, regardless of what the space looks like, but it has been a facelift in a season of transition as we search for a new pastor," she said.


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Sarah Kingland continues her basketball career at MSU Moorhead
Sarah kingland at the free throw line
Connor Budach, Writer
Sarah Kingland has come into the Owatonna Basketball program and showed out for as long as she can remember and after some impressive seasons on the high school team and some great seasons on Minnesota Air. It was no surprise that she signed to play basketball for the next four years at MSU Moorhead.
Kingland at 5'11" has unmatched athleticism when it comes to playing varsity basketball as she dominates the competition and nearly averages a double-double scoring 14.2 points per game and grabbing 7.3 rebounds per game. Kingland is a huge factor on why the Owatonna Girls Basketball Team is currently on a hot streak. Her outstanding use of post moves and ideal height made her a top priority for MSU Moorhead. MSU Moorhead has always been a top priority for Kingland ever since she visited the campus. Kingland said, "MSU Moorhead had always been one of my top choices and after visiting other colleges I knew that's where I wanted to go." Kingland is looking forward to meeting her new teammates very soon and is excited to develop her basketball skills even further.
When high school basketball was not in session, Kingland participated on the Air Minnesota basketball team which is in a league with some of the top basketball girls in the state. The team would travel all across the state playing tournaments and games. That was what got teams to really notice Kingland. It was her exceptional play against some of the top competition for high school basketball as she is one of the standout performers on her Air Minnesota team.
Kingland has always been the number one girl on varsity and has been a huge mentor to the other girls on the varsity team and has made her teammates expand their game through her teaching. Junior captain Holly Buytaert said, "Sarah is a leader on and off the court. She puts so much effort into everything she does and is an amazing teammate." Kingland definitely shows to her teammates just how much she cares about the game and everything that comes with it. With Kingland's leadership and willingness to be the very best it would be no surprise to see her fit in really well at MSU Moorhead.
Connor David Budach is a senior at OHS and this will be his first year on the Magnet staff. He is involved in the following activities, he plays baseball...


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City Club of New York records
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Biographical/historical information
City Club of New York
MssCol 553
2.6 linear feet (6 boxes)
City Club of New York Records, Manuscripts and Archives Division, The New York Public Library.
The City Club of New York was founded in 1892 by Edmund Kelly as a men's club to promote effective and honest government in New York City. The collection, 1896-2004, consists mainly of records from the early years of the organization and the latter part of the 20th century. The files contain addressees, articles, correspondence, memoranda, memorabilia, minutes, reports, and video recordings.
The City Club of New York was founded in 1892 by Edmond Kelly as a mens club to promote effective and honest government in New York City. Kelly (1851-1909) was a lawyer, political reformer and sociologist, born in France to American parents. Kelly returned to the United States with his parents in 1868. After completing his formal education with an LL.B, in 1877, Kelly embarked upon a career in the business world. What propelled Kelly to prominence was his advocacy against the political machine. Kelly was noted for overturning the Tammany machine that wrought corruption in New York City. This served as an incentive for the formation of the City Club of New York
The Constitution, Article I, (amended March 18, 1907) states: The purpose of the City Club of New York shall be to aid in securing permanent good government for the City of New York through the election and the appointment of honest and able municipal officers and the establishment of a clear and stable system of laws relating to the city. With this objective in their constitution, the City Club was established as a non-partisan and pro-active organization that would serve as a watchdog to promote effective and good government.
The City Club administration was made up of the President, Board of Trustees, Executive Committee (enforced the orders of the Board), and other committees devoted to specific issues such as subways, the environment, elections, club membership, and city government practices. Over time, the committees would evolve and change as different issues became a focal point. The Club took positions on cable franchises, pollution, rejection of New York City as the 51st state, campaign finance reform, support of term limits, and conducted Public Policy Forums. The City Club also joined other organizations such as the Citizens Union, Common Cause/NY, the New York Public Interest Group, and the Women's City Club of New York to petition the government. The City Club positions on issues were frequently published in The New York Times, the Daily News, and the New York Post as well as in its own publications. The City Club Bulletin was the first newsletter, published from September 1895 through 1940. A new newsletter, City Club Comments, was created in 1959. It was edited for years by I. D. Robbins (former president and board member) and his wife Caroline Robbins. Comments was succeeded in 1978 by The Gadfly. This new publication was founded by Stanley Turkel. The word gadfly described in an American dictionary as "a purposely annoying or provoking person.." This was the purpose of the newsletter, to heighten the awareness of the public about issues of importance to New York City. A feature of the Gadfly was "Impertinent Questions in Search of Pertinent Answers" which contained open questions to elected officials regarding important issues of the day.
Special events sponsored by the City Club include: the Friday Roundtable Luncheons, the Distinguished New Yorker Dinners, the Albert S. Bard Awards, and the Richard S. Childs Lectureship. The City Club Roundtable Luncheons meet once a week on Friday (except during the summer). At these Luncheons, the invited speaker, usually a member, made a presentation. The Distinguished New Yorker Dinners, established in 1969, are held annually as a fund-raiser to honor a New Yorker who made a memorable contribution to civic well-being. Jacob S. Potofsky, President of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America was the first person selected to be honored. Named in honor of Albert S. Bard (1867-1963) who fought for the improvement of civic life in New York City, the Bard Awards for Excellence in Architecture and Urban Design were first given in 1963. The Richard S. Childs Lectureship in Municipal Administration was established by the City Club Research Foundation during the celebration of Childs' 95th birthday in 1977. Childs was a reformer and civic leader who served as President of the City Club from 1930 to 1942.
The City Club dissolved in 2009 after a century of public service on behalf of New Yorkers.
The collection documents the City Club of New York efforts to promote good government for New York City. Included are correspondence and position statements. Records for 1896-1908 focus mainly on the poor sanitation conditions during the first decade of the 20th century and include reports from City watchers who observed the work of the street cleaners and street flushers.
There is a noticable 50-year gap in the records of the City Club's activities. The later records from 1960s through 2005 concern the Albert S. Bard awards for excellence in architecture, cable television francises, environmental issues, rejection of the proposal to make New York City the 51st state, term limits, and residential zoning.
The collection is arranged four series: I. General Correspondence, 1896-1925; II. Administrative Information, 1907-2004; III. Addresses, Memorabilia, and Related city Club Material, 1901-1996; IV. Video recordings.
The City Club of New York records are arranged in four series:
Series I. General Correspondence
The series, 1896-1925, focuses on the City Club efforts to improve public health and safety. The City Club letters, memoranda, and reports indicates that the Club was not satisfied with services for the public. One of their major concerns was street washing and snow removal. There are several reports from City Club inspectors observing snow removal. Other correspondence concerns the wages of street cleaners and other municipal workers.
One volume, 1907-1908, contains letter press copies of letters written by the Secretary on behalf of the City Club. Inlcuded are discussions of financial and business matters, responses to inquiries from the public, and letters to the municipal government, the courts, and other community organizations. The volume contains a index of recipients.
Series II. Administrative Information
The series contains board and executive minutes, reports on street cleaning, information about the Bard Awards for excellence in architecture The reports are mainly from the early period of the City Club history on street cleaning.
The files contain contain annual reports, copies of certificates of incorporation, Board and Executive Committee minutes, files on the Bard awards, early reports on street cleaning, and "issues" files.
Series III. Addresses, Memorabilia, and related City Club Material
This small series contains a variety of City club material including an address of Governor Alfred E. Smith before the Women's City Club and City Club, 1923; a report on the pollution of New York harbor, notes for the City Club Bulletin, a biographical sketch of Edmund Kelly and memorabilia from a dinner of the City Club for mayor-elect Seth Low (1901).
Series IV. Video recordings
City Club of New York, 2009
Processed by Valerie Wingfield.
Bard, Albert Sprague, 1866-
Howes, William F
Kelly, Edmond, 1851-1909
Smith, Alfred Emanuel, 1873-1944
Welling, Richard, 1858-1946
Wright, Henry Collier, 1868-1935
Civic improvement -- New York (State) -- New York
Clubs -- New York (State) -- New York
Refuse and refuse disposal -- New York (State) -- New York
Snow removal -- New York (State) -- New York
Street cleaning -- New York (State) -- New York
New York (N.Y.) -- Politics and government -- Societies, etc


This post is part of a series about our DIY Kentucky Vineyard wedding. It was such a labor of love and there is so much to tell, so I'll be splitting it up into categories. I hope you'll find some inspiration and entertainment from what we did for our wedding, along with some ideas for your own day! You can read about the music here, the venue here, the decorations here, the dress here, or the hair and makeup here!
The world never spins faster than when you're getting married. I think scientists should study it. Even though I was awake for over 20 hours that day, it seemed like only minutes went by between my getting out of bed in the morning and going to sleep that night. So it's a miracle that I can even remember anything at all, really.
Some memories are weirdly vivid. I remember the actual sound of laughter with my sister and girlfriends over breakfast at my parents' house before we all started getting ready. I remember drinking mimosas out of a plastic cup while I curled my hair and how the room smelled like a mixture of hairspray and champagne. I remember putting on my dress and my mother buttoning the back. I remember our family members singing together in the ceremony and my sister refusing to look at me so she wouldn't cry. I remember a lot of things I knew would happen, things that were planned, but some of my favorite moments of my wedding day were not planned at all.
Our nephew, Brady, was very serious about his ring-bearing duties. It was all he talked about for weeks leading up to the wedding day. He even tried to show our flower girl how to hold her basket of flower petals, so when she actually walked down the aisle, she didn't scatter a single petal because I think she was too freaked out by Brady's seriousness of the job, plus the 300 people looking at her and her gold TOMS.
When I was trying to choose a song for Kyle and I to dance to at the reception, I was having the hardest time finding something that felt right. We have so many "our songs," but none of them were really for a first dance. And honestly, I didn't really care about picking a song that had some sort of sentimental value to it, I just wanted the perfect beat and lyrics. Then I was cooking and "Dream a Little Dream of Me" came on my playlist. And I got chills and a rush of snapshots of times with Kyle over the years went through my mind. This was it. We had listened to it a lot in the early days of dating, and it was such a song of love and nostalgia for me that I knew it was perfect. Dancing with Kyle for the first time as husband and wife was obviously wonderful, but having that moment of epiphany in the kitchen over that song is what I remember alongside the memories of dancing with him in that barn. The smell of Chanel No. 5 will forever take me back to my wedding day and honeymoon. If I just think of the smell of that perfume, I am instantly there. Another song-related memory that I can see perfectly in my mind was when I was telling my siblings what song I had chosen to walk down the aisle to, a song that I wanted to keep a secret from everyone as a surprise (which didn't happen), because it was so perfect for me. We were sitting at my mom's kitchen table, just the three of us, talking wedding stuff, and I typed in "over the rainbow violin version" into YouTube and this video came up. We listened to it and in typical emotional Queen sibling fashion, started crying. All of us. I watched The Wizard of Oz constantly as a kid (read more about why this song is so important to me in this post!), so this song and I have a strong connection. My siblings knew that, and after the cat was out of the bag and everyone knew that was my song, everyone agreed that it was perfect. I will always remember walking with my dad down the aisle to that song, but I will also forever see my siblings faces in my head when I think of that moment. They were the ones I chose to tell first because they get me.
One of the best moments of that day was totally random. The entire wedding party was lined up behind part of the vineyard waiting to walk to the ceremony, and Kyle's brother, Caleb, the Best Man, started picking grapes from the vine and eating them. He said they were delicious, so we started eating them. There I was, ready to go, all the guests seated and waiting for us, and I was eating grapes right off the vine. I'm not sure why I loved that moment so much, but it's one of the things that immediately comes to mind when I think of that day. The moment that Kyle and I saw each other was perfect, laid back, and full of laughter. No tears allowed. I remember he brought me a bouquet of flowers, but we giggled because I already had a bouquet, so I handed off my "official" one for the ones he brought. I remember the texture of his suit under my hands. I remember the brightness of the sun out in the vineyard, the squeeze of his hug and the look on his face, but more than anything, I remember that feeling. I felt every emotion at once. I felt everything we'd experienced together, every vacation we'd been on, every song we'd sung, every date we'd had, every joke and every kiss and every understanding, all of which brought us to that moment.
Because the ceremony was on top of a hill, we needed some sort of transportation. Enter the golf carts and pick-up trucks. The girls hitched rides up the hill, and at one point had to help Sarina into the back of a truck. She grew up in Queens, New York, so she wasn't really familiar with how one is to do that in a dress. So funny. Of course, there are so many memories of that day, so many more that they would never all fit into a post, but for some reason these stand out in my mind a lot. We've been married over 7 months now, and it still feels like we just got married last weekend. I hope these memories are always this vivid, and I hope your day brings some unexpected favorite moments, too.
This is the sweetest — I absolutely love this post!
I love reading your posts, but have difficulty. Could you make the type be a little darker? I've adjusted my screen lighting, but still have trouble reading. Thanks for the postings.
Thanks for sharing you beautiful wedding memories, you are as beautiful inside as you are on the outside! What a special day. Always be this happy. Love you sweetie.


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Ballymena BID online competition winner Ciara McCaul receiving her prizes, kindly donated by local businesses, from Alison Moore, Ballymena BID manager.
This Valentine's Day was made all the more special for one lucky Ballymena resident when she won a fabulous hamper of gifts kindly donated by local businesses.
Ciara McCaul took part in Ballymena BID's online competition to guess the correct name of a selection of popular films which had been given the 'Bertie and Bella' makeover with the bears re-enacting famous scenes.
The bears (and Grafters Design Studio) had great fun pretending to be part of films such as 'Beauty and the Beast', 'The Wizard of Oz', 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' and 'Star Wars' as part of Ballymena BID's month of movies promotion.
In Ciara's hamper, she received a beautiful bouquet of red roses from Sally's Florist, one-month free membership at Flamingo Fitness, four free music lessons at The Music Rooms and vouchers from Marks and Spencer Fairhill Centre, Caldwells Jewellers, Elite Lighting, Wallace's of Ballymena and Cookstown and John Wilson Hardware.
The fantastic photos of Bertie and Bella are available to view on Ballymena Means Facebook and Twitter with more famous film shots appearing over the next few days and another chance of winning a fabulous hamper of prizes from local businesses.


Each and every day professional photographer discovers new and amazing places fully loaded with nature. Most of you had never seen everything what the world has offered you. Different places have their own quality like location, climate condition, tunnels, beaches, climbing mountains and many more. You should take a break from modern hectic life and explore yourself by experience the wonderful places all over the world. Now, you are thinking about from where do you start? To be very honest, there are thousands of incredible locations to visit and here we have listed out Some 50 Epic locations that will stir your soul.
A destination of reflection is always good for your soul. Salar de Uyuni is the world's largest reflecting mirror located in southwest Bolivia. This is the place of salt flatland with 10,582 kilometers. Most of people called it as heaven on earth.
Charleston is the beautiful city located in South Carolina. This beautiful city is famous for its Food and attracts a number of visitors to America.
Victoria waterfall is the largest waterfall in the world and attraction point for visitors in Africa. This waterfall defines the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe. You can easily hear the noise of the waterfall in the distance of 40 km.
Matamata attracts a number of visitors every year to New Zealand. This is a little town located in the Waikato.
Ottawa is the capital of Canada and Rideau Canal is the star attraction of the city. As it is the capital of the nation, this is the home of financial & Parliament, museums and many more.
Mendenhall Ice Caves are inside the glacier located 12 miles away from the Juneau town in southeast Alaska. Lover of ice climbing describes it as two names "Glacier behind the town" and "Glacier Behind the little lake".
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Sagano Bamboo is the one of most famous place located at Arashiyama, a district of Kyoto in Japan. This is an amazing place with wooden path and gives relief while wind blows among Bamboo.
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Petra is the tourist attraction and also famous as treasure of ancient buildings. It is located in Jordan. It is the unique city carved into sheer pink rocks, since it is known as Rose City of Jordan.
Black Forest is surrounded by its dark tree and covered hills. It is located in southwest Germany. The most attractive area is black forest railway. This is also popular for hikers and bikers.
Pammukkale is one of the most beautiful place in turkey and famous for bath-spa. Visitors describe it as the healthier place of turkey.
Quebec is the one of oldest city in Canada and this old town is the reason for attraction. Each year, a number of visitors as well as local of Canada visit to this city.
Yosemite Valley is famous for hiking, rafting, fishing and many more. It is located in California, United States. Walls of granite are too tall.
Niagara Falls is also known as honeymoon destination. It is located in Ontario, Canada. Niagara Falls is the tourist attraction of Ontario, filled with splendid discoveries.
Venice is one of attractive city in the world and located in Italy. This city is famous for history, beauty and romance.
Lencois is one of most unique places located in Maranhao state, Brazil. 1000 kilometre of silky sand is famous for "bedsheet of Maranhao" and attracts to visitor. Seasonal Lagoons make Lencois as unique kind of landscape.
Milford sound is a part of World Heritage Fiordland National Park located in south west, New Zealand. It is famous for its natural beauty and cool climate. Visitors enjoy iconic Mitre peak from the head of Milford sound.
Kolukkumalai is the largest tea estate all over the world. It is located at 8000 feet above a sea level. It is 31km far from Munnar, India.
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is the world's largest mosque at Abu Dhabi in UAE (United Arab Emirates). Mosque has the capacity for 40k worshippers. It has 82 domes, 1000 pillars and world's largest hand Knotted carpet.
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Fingal cave is 250 feet long and 70 feet above the sea. It is located on west coast of Staffa Island, Scotland. Staffa is one of smallest island with 33 hectares.
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Great Wall of China is located in Beijing, china. Beijing is famous not only for wall, but also for ancient capital and most strategic cities. Great Wall of China covers the 600kilometers distance. Beijing is Suitable for all generation level.
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Gaiola Island is tiny island of Naples in Italy. Gaiola Bridge connects two islets. This bridge is looks like a natural arc and it is very narrow. It is very beautiful island surrounded by clear water.
The world's most breathtaking place Stairway to Heaven is located about 25km west of the town of Erfoud. It looks more beautiful during Sunrise and sunset.
When you thinks about China, your mind strikes at Great Wall of China. But Piano Bridge is a wonderful wonder in china. This is also known as stepping stone bridge.
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Peles castle is the one of most stunning castle located in Sinaia. It is surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery. It is not so far from Babele and Sfinxul.
Galapagos Island is located on Pacific Ocean in the western Coast of South America. This is famous for wildlife destinations. Visitor came here to watch wild animals.
Shifen waterfall is located in pingxi, a district of Taipei city, Taiwan. It has 20 meter height and 40 meter width. Shifen is popular waterfall along with pingxi railroad. It is more convenient and less walking waterfall.
Ruby Falls is the one of deepest and longest underground waterfall near Chattanooga, Tennessee in United States.
Paterswoldse meer lake is famous as ice skating lake located in south of Groningen, Netherland. This is the one of best breath-taking location in netherland.
Hover Dam is one of the largest dam located in Arizona. It is the connector of Arizona and Nevada. It has 726 feet height and 1244 long. Lake Mead is the largest lake in United States which also falls to Hover dam.
Lake Mead is the one of man made lake located in Las Vegas in United States. It provides you a number of stunning activities like swimming, skydive etc.
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