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VideoHive Origami Boxes 137980
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Origami Boxes 137980 by MotionRevolver @ VideoHive
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Music asks, personalized list
1. A Song you're ashamed of liking
2. Favourite lyrics
3. Favourite band/artist
4. Top 5 Favourite songs at this moment
5. Latest song that made you smile
6. An overrated band
7. An overrated song
8. Latest song that made you cry
9. Artist/band that saved your life
10. If you could see any band/artist live, who would it be
11. What song/album/band/artist always brings back memories for you
12. saddest song you know
13. Favourite song to sing in the shower
14. If you played an instrument in grade school, what was it
15. What song would you like to have your first dance to at your wedding
16. 5 Songs to have sex to
17. One band you'd have get back together/bring back from the dead
18. You're forced to listen to only one album for the rest of your life, what album is it
19. A song that gets you through shit
20. A song to shut everything out
21. A song that's a joke between you and your friends
22. A song to jam out to at 4am
23. A song that punches you in the gut every single time
24. A song that calms you down
25. A song that makes you feel alive
26. If you could get any lyrics tattooed, which would you choose
27. What band/artist would you get your children addicted to at an early age
28. Can you play any instruments, if so, which
29. If you could be a member of any band for one show, who would it be
30. CDs or Vinyls
31. 25 songs to play at your funeral
32. What are some song titles that you love
33. If your life ended today, what song would you choose to represent it
34. Can you give me a 10 song playlist on ____
35. A heart wrenching song
36. A band/artist you're proud of
37. A song that has a lot of meaning to you
38. A song that reminds you of school
39. A song not sung in your native language
40. An instrumental song
41. A classical song
42. A song with no percussion
43. Something you've heard performed live
44. Something you'd give ANYTHING to hear performed live
45. A song from a band/artist that's from your town/city/state/province
46. A song made suddenly precious because of a special someone
47. A song made suddenly painful because of someone special
48. A song that demands lip syncing and a makeshift microphone
49. A song from a band/artist you met/know
50. A song that you would rock at karaoke
51. A song you can't help but dance to
52. A song that makes you want to dance on a table
53. Your 10 song striper playlist
54. Favourite Disney song
55. A song that starts with the first letter of your name
56. A song from an artist still alive
57. A song from an artist who's dead
58. A song you love by an artist/band you hate
59. A song you love with a colour in the title
60. A song you love with a number in the title
61. A song that reminds you of someone you would rather forget about
62. A song that needs to be played LOUD
63. A song that makes you think about life
64. 15 Songs that get suck in your head easily
65. A song that you think everyone should listen to
66. A song that makes you want to fall in love
67. A song that makes you think about 'him/her'
68. A song that you remember from your childhood
69. A song that reminds you of you
70. Okay what's the real answer to number 1

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About Me
Hello, my name is Stephen Emond, or just Steve if you prefer. I would label myself a creator, I guess, or maybe storyteller. I focused solely on drawing in my youth, wanting to be a comic book artist.
In my teens I drew a comic strip called STEVERINO. It helped me develop as both an artist and a writer. The comic strip is a great way to learn writing, because every strip has a beginning, middle and end to it. It's short, but you learn a lot in what's interesting and how to set up and close an idea. I did twenty-five page books every month, three cartoons per page, and sent them to usually no more than thirty people.
Feedback for Steverino was generally positive. I won a national contest, Andrew-McMeels/Follett College Store's STRIP SEARCH: DISCOVERING TOMORROW'S TOP CARTOONISTS TODAY and had my comic printed in a book of the same name. I had three or four local newspaper articles and ongoing dialogues with a few syndicate editors. The strip was missing a hook, though. It was just me and my thoughts. They liked the art and writing, they thought it was charming, but they couldn't sell it.
EMO BOY [More Info]
Eventually I had the idea for EMO BOY, which was 'what if this emo kid had superpowers', but they were completely destructive and he was too emo to use them constructively' I did a mini comic, ashcan style ' 8 1/2X11 pages folded down the middle and xeroxed. In it, Emo Boy joins a garage band, falls for a pretty girl, kisses her and blows out the back of her head in a fit of emo-nerves. The band is ready to take him down before he comes up with a hit emo song about the experience that wins them a battle of the bands.
I sent the comic to SLG Publishing, because honestly, who the heck else could publish it? It was tailor-made for them. In the meantime, I had so much fun with it that I kept making the books. I did four more issues, without the emo powers, just as a comedy comic about an emo kid and his happy-go-lucky friend Maxine. About eight months after I mailed the book to SLG, I got an email from Dan Vado asking if I was still looking for a publisher. I sent him the new issues to show how the art and writing had improved, although Dan did recommend giving him the powers back, as it lent the series a feeling of suspense, not knowing what was going to happen next.
EMO BOY ran for twelve issues. It started strong, but as is the case with most indie comics, sales slipped to a point that it wasn't cost-effective to continue printing each issue. I was left with the option to do it as a digital comic, or to do a series of graphic novels. I decided to take some time off.
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During that time, one fan of EMO BOY was Connie Hsu, an assistant editor at Little, Brown Books for Young Readers. She thought the tone of EMO BOY was great for a possible YA book and asked if I had any other ideas. I didn't, but I came up with EMO BOY, didn't I? There had to be something else I could think of!
I met with Connie and her boss Alvina Ling. By this point I had come up with seven ideas. A few were just what I thought YA novels were supposed to be. One was a big epic fantasy. One was a darker literary novel. Alvina and Connie let me know the three they liked the best. I went with the darker character-piece. The idea was that a kid suffers a terrible tragedy, puts on a happy face and swallows all the pain. With time the cracks would show and ultimately he'd explode. What exists now as HAPPYFACE has the same general concept, but is not nearly as dark and moody as I'd intended. I pictured seething rage and contempt in every page, but the biggest change came when I decided to use art in the piece. Connie felt it was a strength that not everyone had, and we could do something to make the book really stand out. I gave it some thought, and became excited with the possibilities. I even thought it would be great to hand-write the entire thing, but that wasn't really feasible. I thought of making little doodles and writings in the margins, scribbled all over. What we ended up with was a sketchbook of sorts. It's a journal, but it's illustrated. A little of the story is told in comic form, there's realistic beautiful drawings and silly cartoony ones. I thought it showed what you really can't write. It was very personal and intimate, and it does look different from anything else.
As I was working on the early planning of HAPPYFACE, I also became involved in a potential EMO BOY movie. Dan was pitching EMO BOY at San Diego one summer and a few people were interested in doing a movie. The best choice for us was with John Williams at Vanguard Films and Animation. John is best known for discovering SHREK and developing and bringing it to Dreamworks. They were looking to do a live action movie and EMO BOY seemed in line with what they wanted to do. In early talks, we thought of it as a quirky indie comedy in the line of HAROLD AND MAUDE or RUSHMORE. We had a lot of talks and were seeing eye to eye, so they offered me the chance to write a draft of the screenplay. For the next two years, that's what I did. I wrote HAPPYFACE and EMO BOY at the same time. I was away from the internet, away from the comics community and probably completely forgotten but I was busier than I'd ever been!
Kyle Newman of the movie FANBOYS was brought in as a director and helped develop the script with us. In the end, it's very much EMO BOY from the comics. It's what the comics maybe should have been. When I wrote the individual issues, I had no plan other than to write what was funny to me. There was no arc planned, no major outline I was working from. With the movie, it was like every character I'd written suddenly had a purpose and a clear arc. I'd figured out why they were there. Getting it actually made has been a chore but I still hope it gets made, because I'm very proud of how it came out. And having seen FANBOYS now, I can say Kyle will be perfect for this project.
Since wrapping up EMO BOY and HAPPYFACE, I started an autobiographical comic strip, LEMONS, which you can find linked on my site. Writing books takes a lot of time, the wait between HAPPYFACE and WINTER TOWN will have been a good year and a half! I missed putting out comics every other month where I could stay in touch with fans pretty regularly and always have something new to put out. So I figured with the comic strip, I could scratch that drawing itch I get during the long stretches of writing, tell a few stories about my experiences as a writer at a major publisher, and have a way to stay in touch with the fans I make in between projects. I've also finished my second YA novel WINTER TOWN. Keep coming back to my site for more on that as the release gets nearer!


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Before you know it, this year's holiday season will have come and gone faster than you can say "cash or credit?" Instead of hunkering down until the next big shopping period, use this time to figure out what your next game plan will be.
Some owners have survived or even thrived despite a weak economy because they figured out how to improve their operations and run a more efficient business.
Follow this checklist to develop a blueprint to help strengthen your business' performance in the months ahead:


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Difference Between Operating Cycle & Cash Cycleby Jack Ori ; Updated April 19, 2017
Operating cycles and cash cycles are two measurements investors look at to determine a business' financial health. Although both of these cycles measure how long it takes for money to flow into the business, they measure slightly different aspects of cash flow, and thus provide different information to investors about how well the business is doing.
The operating cycle measures the time between receiving inventory or raw materials and receiving cash for them. The cash cycle measures the time between paying cash out for a variety of expenses and receiving cash into the business. For example, if a business makes and sells shoes, the operating cycle measures the time between receiving the materials to make the shoes and when someone buys a pair. The cash cycle measures the time between purchasing the materials to make the shoes and getting the money for the shoes.
The operating cycle and cash cycle by necessity overlap. The cash cycle may measure a longer period of time, as it begins measuring when materials are purchased rather than when they are received in the business' workshop. Both cycles use the date that cash comes back into the business as the end point of the cycle.
The operating cycle provides information for the business about how long it takes to make and sell finished products, while the cash cycle measures how profitable the business is. The cash cycle may be used when preparing financial statements to measure of how often cash flows into the business, and how much cash comes in relative to money going out for expenses.
The cash cycle and operating cycle affect one another. If a business takes a long time to manufacture products to sell, it must keep inventory in stock for longer periods of time. Thus, the cash cycle may become longer due to purchasing more inventory if the operating cycle becomes longer. Similarly, if the operating cycle is short, business owners can concentrate on selling as much product as quickly as possible, which may make the cash cycle shorter and stronger.


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Lady Chatterley's Ghost Trailer (2011)
15 February 2011 Horror, Comedy 81 mins
Married but lonely, Sandra finds herself absorbed in the novel Lady Chatterley's Lover. But passion soon leaps from the pages of the book to Sandra's personal life--especially when she takes an amorous interest in a hot young housekeeper.
Watch the official Lady Chatterley's Ghost 2011 trailer in HD below or find more Lady Chatterley's Ghost videos on Vidimovie.


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We had an enchanted summer and fall, Eliza and I, meeting every Sunday for a walk and having tea with my grandparents afterwards. Once we even went to a village dance, which was quite a disaster because I didn't know all those complicated steps and couldn't keep my large feet off her toes. She was good-natured about it, though, saying she didn't care too much for dancing herself, and we happily resorted to our walks and chats again.
Her parents had decided to prolong their stay in Europe until the end of the year because her father had come across some excellent business opportunities which he could not afford to miss in those times of economic worries. Eliza didn't mind. "If they're not back before the New Year, I won't have to attend all those dreadful parties with Dad's business partners and the rest of the high society where he likes to show me off as the potential bride for some wealthy toff", she grinned. "I'm glad that I get to spend more time with you."
I bristled at the thought of the world she hailed from, full of businessmen and doctors and lawyers, not unlike the environment I had fled, but on an even higher level. I was pretty certain that her parents didn't know about me, and I wasn't sure if I liked the fact.
Anyway, Eliza was as sweet as ever and I loved her with all my heart. Our first kiss by the lighthouse had been followed by many more, and sometimes it was hard to keep control of my desire to touch more than just her hand or her face. But I didn't want to embarrass her by doing anything unseemly, much as I would have loved to.
Besides, Grandpa's warning about the dangers of letting passion get the better of me was still resounding in my head. "You don't want to get that girl into trouble, do you?" he had said. "I don't want to be a great-grandfather just yet!" Neither did I want to be a father. Babies were not on my agenda for the next ten years. At least.
So I restricted myself to innocuous kisses and caresses and enjoyed the warmth that prickled within me every time she touched me or leaned against me for a tender embrace.
Time flew by incredibly fast. Far too soon days became shorter and colder. Eliza often shivered on our Sunday walks despite her coat and scarf. I happily put my arm around her to hold her close and warm her up a bit as we walked.
By mid-November, the temperature had dropped unpleasantly and fierce storms ripped the last leaves off the trees, barring us from walking our beloved coastal paths and forcing us to stay inside with Eliza's aunt or my grandparents. I missed the privacy of our walks that had allowed us to talk much more intimately.
The first snow fell a few weeks later. A week before Christmas, we went for a long walk through the fields beyond the village. My heart was a little heavy that day, as I had not yet plucked up the courage to tell her I would not be here for the holidays. I had pondered the problem for a long time, but in the end I had decided to go to Missouri. I was not exactly looking forward to meeting Dan's relations – I had never warmed to his father and utterly disliked Aunt Dorothy, the spinsterly widow of his older brother – but I had promised the girls that I'd be there.
Thankfully, Eliza was very understanding when I said I was going away for Christmas to be with my sisters. "I wasn't expecting to see you much over the holidays anyway", she said. "It's sweet of you to go back because of the girls, considering that you're probably not too keen on the trip."
I grimaced. "Not on the trip and not on those Cleavers and certainly not on all of those friends of my mother's who are sure as hell going to pester me with stupid questions about a fisherman's life. But I haven't seen Jess and Janie in half a year, and Mom wrote in one of her last letters that the only thing Janie wants from Santa is me. And Jess said she didn't want Christmas at all if I wasn't there."
"They must be really sweet, your little sisters. Well, if you were my big brother, I'd adore you, too."
"So you don't adore me?"
"Oh, stupid!" She threw a small snowball at me. "I didn't say that!"
"Hey! You think you can attack me just like that? That calls for revenge!" I bent down to scoop up some snow to retaliate.
We had a jolly good snowball fight and walked back, laughing giddily, with snow all over our coats, cheeks and noses pink with the cold.
I escorted her to her aunt's after we had warmed up with hot tea and some of my grandma's homemade cookies. On a whim, I built a large snowman below her window. "He'll watch over you while I'm away", I said, and she cocked her head and smiled at me.
"No wonder your sisters love you so much", she said. "Have a wonderful time with them and hug them for me. I'd love to meet them one day."
"I hope you will", I said. "I'll miss you while I'm away."
I had not yet quite got out of Dan's car in the afternoon of Christmas Eve when the front door flew open and two little figures burst outside like a cork from a bottle of champagne.
"Oh, Mick, Mick, Mick!" Janie squealed, hurling herself at me and clinging to my leg, as usual.
"Hey, Janie love", I said, ruffling her blonde curls. "Let go of my leg for a minute and you'll get a kiss."
Reluctantly, she freed me from her clutch, and I hunkered down to kiss her on the cheeks as Jess threw her arms around me from behind. "I want a kiss, too!" she cried.
"Ouch, Jess, don't shout into my ear!" I turned my head to give her the desired peck on the cheek. She grinned at me broadly, displaying a gap in the lower row of pearly little teeth.
"Why, you've lost a tooth, Princess!" I said, and she nodded eagerly, beaming. "It came out last Friday", she said proudly. "I've put it into a little box. I'll show you later!"
Dan had unloaded my small bag from the car, and Mom had appeared in the front door, a starched white apron over her dress. "Mick, dear, come on in! Girls, let go of him for a moment, will you?"
"No!" they cried in unison, and everybody laughed. With their little hands firmly holding on to mine, I walked over to the doorstep and gave Mom a kiss on the cheek. She reached up and laid her hand on my cheek for a moment with a wistful look in her eyes before hugging me tightly. "I'm so glad you're here again, Mick. It's lovely to have you home for Christmas."
The hallway was lavishly decorated with evergreens and red and golden ornaments. Janie tugged at my hand impatiently. "Look at the stars, Mick! Jess and I made them!"
I duly admired the stars the girls had cut from gold paper and hung among the greens.
"Come and see the tree, Mick! It's huge and it will be so beautiful when we're finished decorating!" Jess gushed, eyes sparkling with anticipation. "You'll help us, Mick, won't you?"
"Yes, please please help us!" echoed Janie. "And Mom said we can have hot chocolate and cookies!"
"Let Mick take his things into his room. I'll make the chocolate meanwhile", Mom said, gently prying the girls off me. "You two can come and help me put the cookies on a plate."
Jess and Janie scuttled off to the kitchen with Mom and I went to take my bag upstairs. My old bedroom felt strangely alien to me. I hadn't missed anything in it since I went away, not even the books I'd left behind or my collection of sheet music that was neatly stacked in a corner of my bookshelf. I dropped my bag on the floor without unpacking anything and left the room.
Someone had turned on the radio, and the familiar tune of "The First Noel" filled the air. I smiled. One of the woes of growing up is that so many little childhood joys and mysteries lose their magic. Christmas had long before stopped casting that enchanting spell over me. The beautiful old melody brought back the warm excitement I'd used to feel when I was younger. I hummed along under my breath as I walked back downstairs and into the living room.
The girls were perching on the edge of the sofa, shifting giddily. Janie narrowly avoided knocking over her cup of chocolate when she tried to reach for a cookie.
"You've already had three of those chocolate cookies!" Jess scolded her sternly. "You can't have them all, you know. Mick will want some, too."
"It's you who wants them!" Janie retorted. Jess glared at her fiercely, her lips twitched, but she bit back a sharp protest.
"Now come on, princesses, don't quarrel about some silly cookies. You eat all you want, I'll be happy with the leftovers unless it's walnut cookies. Let's start with the tree!"
Both girls jumped to their feet immediately and hurried over to where cardboard and wooden boxes were lined up along the wall by the tree, all labelled in Mom's neat handwriting. Mom and Dan had only fixed the electric lights to the branches so far, leaving the rest of the ornaments for us to put up together.
I knelt down to open the first box of glass ornaments and handed a red ball to Jess and a white one to Janie. Jess looked at Janie with that incorrigible big-sister-knows-it-all attitude. "You have to be very careful with those, you know. They are very old. And if you break one, Santa will know and all you'll find in your stockings tomorrow will be some lumps of coal."
Janie gaped at her, unsure whether to believe her or not. She looked as if she was going to break into tears just to be on the safe side.
"Don't cry, sweetie. Just be careful. And if you do break something, Santa will know you didn't do it on purpose. You'll have your presents, don't worry." I patted her on the back, and she gave a little quavering smile and walked over to the tree solemnly to place her glass ball.
I pulled Jess close to me and said, "Jessie, love, would you do me a favour?" She nodded fervently. "Leave Janie alone today, will you? I know you're a big girl with some experience in life, but just don't rub it in with her. I don't want any of you to cry by the Christmas tree."
Her conflicting thoughts showed on her expressive little face, but she bit back a cheeky answer and nodded again.
"That's my Jessie", I said and quickly hugged her to my side before she hurried over to select the perfect spot to hang her red ball.
Piece by piece, we filled the large fir tree with glass balls, brightly painted wooden ornaments, paper stars and tinsel which the girls draped over the branches with religious accuracy. The plate of cookies was forgotten and their chocolate had gone cold, so absorbed were they in decorating and singing along with the carols on the radio.
Finally there was only one ornament left to be placed: the golden star that went on top of the tree. Both girls wanted to help me put it on. I chose Jess for the job because she was taller, but before Janie could turn on the waterworks again, I assigned her the responsibility of switching on the lights on the tree when we were finished.
"Go get the ladder, Mick!" Jess said.
"We don't need one. I'll be your ladder today!"
She giggled as I sat down on my heels to let her climb up my back and sit on my shoulders. As I straightened up, Mom walked in and gave me a questioning look. "Don't bend over too far, Jess, or you'll fall and knock over the whole tree!" she warned.
"Oh, Mom, I won't let her drop", I replied, and indeed Jess accomplished her final mission without any accidents.
Janie switched on the lights, and we stood in silence for a moment, admiring our work. The tree did look splendid. "What a beautiful tree", Mom said. "Very well done, all of you."
"It's only so beautiful because Mick helped us!" Jess declared with utter conviction.
Mom smiled at me with an expression of loving appreciation that I had not seen on her face for a very long time. I smiled back gratefully.
The girls were sent to bed soon after dinner, and I said good night not much later. I was tired from the long train trip, and there was a package in my bag, waiting for me, that needed to be unwrapped without any spectators. A rather flat, rectangular package, carefully wrapped in green tissue paper and adorned by a fat red bow that was a bit squished now from the journey. Otherwise, the little packet Eliza had given me when she saw me off at the station, telling me not to open it before Christmas Day, was intact when I pulled it out from between the clothes in my bag.
She had attached a little note to the red ribbon. I unfolded it. Is it already Christmas Day when you read this? it said, and underneath, in smaller letters, You don't fool me. I knew you'd open it too early. You never stick to conventions if you can avoid it. Which is exactly why I love you. Here's a kiss from me. Eliza.
I grinned. She knew me pretty well by now.
Forcing myself to go ahead slowly, to savour the anticipation a little longer, I untied the bow and opened the package. Inside was another layer of soft tissue, this time white, with a Christmas card on top. I read the card first, smiling at the familiar elegant handwriting, before unwrapping my gift.
It was a framed picture, lying face down. I turned it around and couldn't stifle a small gasp.
Eliza had made good on her promise to draw me, and I hadn't even noticed anything. She must have done it from memory. I shivered with emotion. Never before had I received a gift like that.
Looking at this portrait of myself was an unsettling experience. I wondered if this was really what I looked like to others or if it was what Eliza saw in me. Or maybe it was a hint at the person I might become. This wasn't a boy any more. The bold charcoal lines showed the profile of a young man in a fisherman's jumper gazing over the sea pensively, looking older than just seventeen, dark curls ruffled by the wind, a face dominated by a long nose and high cheekbones, a heavy-lidded eye slightly narrowed against the sun.
In the lower right-hand corner, Eliza had signed her initials and given the picture a title: My Fisherman.
I was glad that I hadn't waited for Christmas Day. I didn't even want to imagine anyone watching me while I unwrapped this.
I went to bed with her little note and the Christmas card tucked under my pillow. I knew it was childish but I felt the need to have at least this little token of her with me. I missed her terribly.
A sudden commotion outside the door disturbed my sleep. I wondered if it was already morning and the girls were on their way downstairs to see if Santa had been there to fill their stockings, but it was pitch dark outside the window with just a bit of moonlight. Could they be up so early for sheer excitement?
As I groped for the alarm clock on my bedside table and then remembered that I had taken it to Maine with me and not packed it for this visit, the door opened and a small white figure appeared, dragging another, even smaller one, along by the hand.
I felt for the switch of my bedside lamp and flicked it. I couldn't help smiling. With their white nightshirts and long hair, they looked like a pair of rosy-cheeked little angels that had lost their wings somewhere along the way. "Jess? What are you doing here? What time is it?"
"Sssshh! Don't let Mom hear us!" She put a finger to her lips. "Janie and I can't sleep! We're so excited about Christmas! Can you tell us a story, Mick? To keep our minds busy?"
I shook my head in a mixture of exasperation and amusement. I had found my wristwatch on the bedside table. It was still Christmas Eve, only half past eleven. "It's awfully late for you to be awake, but I was just like you when I was little. I'll come with you and tell you a story."
"Can't we stay here with you, Mick?" Janie begged.
"Well, if you want to … just don't all fall asleep in my bed, I don't have room for three all night long. Oh, and close the door!"
Jess obeyed. Janie was first to slip under the covers with me, Jess climbed into my bed from the other side, grinding her chin into my shoulder.
"So now, what do you want to hear? Something about Santa Claus and angels and Christmas?"
"No", Jess said earnestly. "Another story about the two princesses. With pirates and sharks."
"And a purple octopus!" Janie chimed in.
"A what?"
"A purple octopus. You told us about octopuses before, don't you remember?"
"Yeah … but they aren't purple, normally."
"This one is!" she insisted.
So I made up a story about a friendly purple octopus called Rufus who got washed up on the shore right below the princesses' castle. He turned out to be a magical octopus and helped them defend their island against a horde of evil pirates while their prince was out at sea, fending off a bunch of sharks.
By the time the prince was about to return home after his glorious victory over the bloodthirsty sea creatures, both girls had sagged against me and were sleeping soundly.
The rest of the night was not too comfortable for me. Jess was using my chest as a pillow, so I couldn't move without waking her, and if I had tried to turn over, I'd probably have pushed Janie, who had snuggled up closely to my other side, over the edge of the bed.
I must have fallen asleep at some point, though, because I woke up when Mom knocked on the door cautiously and stepped inside. A relieved smile ran across her face when she noticed the girls draped over and beside me. I blinked at her sleepily and grinned. "They couldn't sleep and wanted a story", I whispered.
"I wish I'd had a brother like that", Mom whispered back. "Just look at the three of you."
Janie had turned on her back and was making little snoring noises with her mouth open. Jess didn't seem to have moved all night long, her head was still resting on my chest with one arm flung across my belly.
In a louder voice, Mom said, "Good morning everybody! I think Santa has found our chimney tonight, and maybe there are some girls and boys who want to see what they got before we go to church!"
Two pairs of eyes popped open as if on cue. "Oooh, is it already Christmas Day?" Jess squealed and jumped out of the bed. "Janie! Come!"
They ran off barefoot.
"Put on your slippers, girls, or you'll catch a cold!" Mom called after them, but the warning was lost on them.
We exchanged a glance, and both of us laughed. "Leave them, Mom. They're far too excited to bother with slippers." I did put on mine as I got up and walked over to my desk to get the three little packages I had brought with me.
"Merry Christmas, Mom", I said, holding one of the gifts out to her.
"Merry Christmas, Mick", she replied and proceeded to embrace me tightly.
"Open your present", I said.
"Shouldn't I wait until we're downstairs?" she asked.
"Please open it now."
She carefully opened the package. Inside was the little lighthouse I had carved from a small piece of driftwood. It bore quite a good resemblance to our lighthouse near the village.
Mom's face had lit up like a thousand candles. "Oh, Mick, this is … this is incredible. You're really a chip off the old block, aren't you? You've learned a lot from your grandfather, not just in terms of fishing."
"I'm glad you like it. And I'm glad you let me go back to Maine after all."
"I can't say I'm glad that you're so far away, but I couldn't have kept you from going where your heart told you to go, could I? Even if I would have loved to see you go on to college."
"I wouldn't have been happy in college, Mom."
"No, you wouldn't", she agreed. "But you're happy now. So I'm trying to be happy, too. Although I don't always manage."
"It's the intention that counts", I said and hugged her. "Now let's go downstairs and celebrate. I want to see the girls' faces when they open their gifts."


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"Excellent Story, Horrible Narration"
The story was fantastic, and I learned a lot about Johnny Cash that I didn't know previously. On the down side, the narration was flat.
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The narration was flat and boring. This is the worst job of narration that I've ever heard, and I have over 200 audiobooks.
Yes. I don't have any idea who the stars should be.
Because the movie Walk the Line is my all-time favorite movie I almost didn't listen to this book thinking I knew enough of the story. I didn't know a quarter of the story. I am 39 years old and even though I am a life long country music fan I didn't know much of what was in this very complete biography of Johnny Cash. Gonna start it again now and listen again but it's just sad that it's over. The narrator does a very good job unlike some of the reviews state. Easy to listen to and enjoy and learn. I now want to go back to Hendersonville and see the grave again and visit the House of Cash museum. Already a fan this book made me a fanatic!
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It was written very well. An insight we haven't had yet. The performance made it easy to listen to. I got this on audio book because it was taking me forever to read. It was easier to follow and listen to on audio but it was still long.
I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to know Cash
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The story is well written. The Narrator was terrible. Did not sound interested In reading the story. Monotone and hesitating in many parts making the reading hard to understand.
I would have liked to hear Grover Gardner reading this book.
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Hilburn presents an unvarnished yet heroic tale of one of America's most outstanding artists. He brings insight to Cash's deep and abiding interest in singing, writing, family, relationships, underdogs, and gospel. He details Cash's his successes, struggles, determination, drug addled behavior, faith, falls, and resurrections. But throughout Hiburn gives us a very well written, riveting, and human story of a monumental figure in the annals of music.
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While Hilburn writes of Cash's magnetism, sound, commanding performances, and ability to imbue songs with his enormous imprimatur, he does not delve much into describing that unique resonant baritone quality that instantly identifies Johnny Cash to any and all listeners. Perhaps Hilburn's understatement in this regard is understandable. Written words can describe the force and extent of the man's artistry and influence, but simply cannot describe the auditory impact of Johnny Cash's voice and music. But this book surely will motivate readers to seek out his recordings and be rewarded anew by the auditory and emotional power of Cash's sound that extends so far beyond his recognized hits. Example? Try "Danny Boy" sung as Johnny Cash, in a hoarser voice, nears the end of his life. It is a tour de force rendition of a song you thought you knew. Hilburn points out others.
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The writing was pretty straightforward.
The voice recording was disappointing. I tried tuning it with my iPhone's equalizer settings but I couldn't get rid of enough bass.
The few times I've listened to NPR, I've marveled at how extraordinarily well their microphones transmit voice. Why can't all audio books be more like that?
"a must listen for any Cash fan"
an amazing telling of the life of an Amazing Artist. Narration has a great flow.
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Johnny Cash had an interesting but very conflicted life. This was a good listen. I loved the performance. I could listen to that guy all day.
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What a good writer Robert Hilburn is. Hilburn, a writer whose work as a music journalist has enriched my understanding of modern music (Cornflakes with John Lennon is a good collection) here takes on the man esteemed as country music's greatest icon, Johnny Cash. This book far surpasses the film version of Cash's life which I was disappointed to learn was woefully inaccurate, and gives us a portrait of a man troubled with more demons than most of us are plagued with (many of which the film Walk the Line does here get accurately), who gloriously finished his career , which had become mired in mediocrity and dismal sales, with a string of powerful albums and a video, Hurt, that has to be seen to be appreciated for its greatness. Even if you are not a fan of country music in general or Cash in particular, this is a powerful examination of one of the greatest musical artists this country has produced. Cash's fixation on the themes of violence, romance, and God sometimes resulted in horrifying sameness in his music. But oh, when he was inspired...! Finally, as so much of greatness is as the result of the right timing and the right partners, it is only fair to note that some of Cash's greatest music came because of his teaming with Sam Philips at Sun Records and Rick Rubin with the great American Recordings series. You owe it to yourself to listen to this book. Hearing the power of the lyrics alone is worth it.
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There's no better time than to tell a story that's actually happened.
I have been fortunate to not run out of gas in my year of driving. But, oh, there have been so many times that I've come close to running out of gas. I get so paranoid that I'll actually not get a full tank.
The paranoia is fueled by a lot of reasons. I have to drive everywhere, and most of the places I have to go are for personal reasons and/or are for people close to me that desperately need help. It's a price I'm willing to pay, but so many times I go through the thought of running out of gas on the road or on the highway.
This will be beneficial not only for me, but for you as well. Everyone should have an idea on what you should do if you run out of gas, so this is a good refresher for those who could use it, courtesy from your friends at Glenn Ford Lincoln in Lexington.
Get to Safety
Make sure you're away from oncoming traffic and are as far away from the road as possible. Not only do you want to make sure you are safe, but your fellow driving comrades aren't coming straight for your car.
Call for Help
You have a cell phone, more than likely, and you should call for help if you need it. Find someone who could get you a gallon or two of gas that'll help you, or call for roadside assistance. Also, this is a very important tip: Make sure your phone is charged and has good battery.
Have a Gallon of Gas On You at All Times
It's better to be safe than sorry. If you don't have your phone on you, make sure you have at least a little bit of gas on your person is the best way to go. Just make sure the cap is tight and not leaking while driving.
These are only a few small tips, but I feel a lot safer about my car if I ever run into this problem, and so should you. Your friendly Lexington-area Ford dealership never wants you to experience that, especially in, say, one of their new 2016 Ford Explorers in Lexington!


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Description of the Accommodation
Rooms, services Take a few-days trip to Finland and enjoy the hospitality of Lapland Hotel Ounasvaara Chalets Rovaniemi. The hotel is offering 73 nicely furnished rooms to stay in to those seeking accommodation in Rovaniemi. The café and the bar have excellent atmosphere for a relaxed evening talk or a personal meeting. To learn more about the exact range of services of Lapland Hotel Ounasvaara Chalets Rovaniemi (including services for an extra fee) and the exact equipment of the rooms, please check the information sheet below.
Payment Depeding on the selected room, date and price, you may be asked to provide credit card guarantee or to pay by credit card in advance.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest arrival time is 16:00, the latest time to leave the rooms is 12:00. The personnel speaks Finnish and English.
Lapland Hotel Ounasvaara Chalets Rovaniemi rooms Rooms
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Accommodation services
- Finnish sauna
Pet friendly, Garden, Bar, Cafe
Hairdryer, Fridge, Desk in the room, Microwave oven, Tea/coffee-maker


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Canadian Visa – Toronto July 2017 Program
Please be aware that a visa for Canada may be required. Participant visa processes can take at least one month and even longer, and require much supporting documentation. In the past, visa delays have forced some participants to arrive late and have caused others to miss the Institute altogether. PLEASE APPLY FOR YOUR VISA EARLY.
See Canada Citizenship Immigration website for additional information, including a list of countries requiring visas for travel to Canada. Even if you don't require a visa, you may be required to seek authorization to enter Canada in advance online. Check the information carefully.
UK Visa – Oxford September 2017 Program
Please be aware that a visa for the UK may be required. Participant visa processes can take at least one month and even longer, and require much supporting documentation. In the past, visa delays have forced some participants to arrive late and have caused others to miss the Institute altogether. PLEASE APPLY FOR YOUR VISA EARLY.
See the UK government website for information on entry formalities and visa requirements for travelling to the UK.
Once we accept your application, we will provide you with a visa support letter, but you must find out from your local consulate or embassy what documents and procedure are required—it may require you to gather many documents on your end. Here is some basic information, but be sure to check locally as well:
- You must have a valid passport
- Two recent passport photos are required. Make sure these photos meet the requirements as outlined on the website
- Enclose the application fee. Your fee will not be refunded, even if your application is not accepted. You cannot appeal a refusal.
- You must provide proof that you have enough money for your visit abroad. The amount of money may vary, depending on the circumstances for your visit, how long you will stay and whether you will stay in a hotel, or with friends or relatives. You can get more information from the visa office in your country or region.
- You will need to include other documents. These documents could be: identification cards, proof of employment, a letter of invitation from your hosts, or a proposed itinerary. Check the website of the visa office responsible for the country or region where you live for more information.
- Other information related to your ties to your home country, such as marital status, children if any, family ties, property ownership, can be helpful
- If you have traveled abroad previously, please include information on past visas as demonstrating travel history can be helpful to your application
Please note that the cost of tuition does not include accommodation or travel costs, and accommodations must be arranged and paid separately by participants. We regret that we are unable to make accommodations bookings on your behalf.
Accommodation Suggestions for Toronto, Canada:
University of Toronto student residences are available for short-term stays during the summer, and may be the most economical and convenient choice. The residences are within walking distance to OISE, where the institute is held, and thus will also cut down on daily transportation costs. You can arrange a booking directly with the residence of your choice. Costs range depending on the residence and duration of stay.
General info on residences at University of Toronto can be found here: http://www.housing.utoronto.ca
Classes will be held onsite of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto, 252 Bloor St W, Toronto, M5S 1V6, Canada.
We recommend: New College residence (www.ncsummer.utoronto.ca) offers rooms with shared kitchen area for about $30-40/night for short term stays.
If you wish to contact them to reserve a room you can email at email@example.com or phone them at (1) 416-946-0529. Please confirm the rate as it may fluctuate slightly from summer to summer, and will be higher if you are booking only for the CEDAW One-week Institute. New College tends to fill up quickly, so do book early.
If you are interested in a hotel or guest house, these choices are within walking distance of the OISE building where sessions will be held:
a) Annex Quest House Bed & Breakfast, 83 Spadina Rd. Tel. 416-922-2934
Single occupancy approx: $95/night; weekly rates starting at $495
b) College Hostel, 280 Augusta Avenue (Kensington Market) Tel. 416-929-4777
A backpacker style hostel located within walking distance (15 min) of the University. Located in the eclectic Kensington market neighbourhood. Single occupancy approx: $66/day or $325/week; Dorm-style shared room: $22/day or $140/week
AIR BNB: You may also find suitable accommodation by renting rooms through the popular website www.airbnb.com
Accommodation Recommendations for Oxford, UK:
Classes will be held on site at the Lady Margaret Hall (LMH) at the University of Oxford, located at Norham Gardens, Oxford, UK, OX2 6QA.
University of Oxford student residences may be available for short-term stays. You can arrange a booking directly with the residence of your choice. Costs range depending on the residence and duration of stay. Inquire early, as these accommodations fill quickly.
General info on residences at University of Oxford can be found here: http://www.universityrooms.com/
For Bed and Breakfast options, you can check at http://www.oxfordbedbreakfast.co.uk
This option would provide with the opportunity to choose accommodation option in the areas of Summertown and Oxford City Centre. Please, note that Oxford is not massively big and many of the colleges are from walking distances from each other. Most B&B rates would vary from approx. $95-200 USD/night for single occupancy.
Airbnb. www.Airbnb.com offers private listings of short term rentals all over the city. You are sure to find something suited for you either in a shared house or a whole apartment at rates comparable to a hostel or hotel.
For additional links to Oxford accommodation options, see: www.learnwhr.org/cedaw-oxford


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"The Center has provided our family with a safe haven that validates our concerns; provides us with knowledge and services during our darkest days and shares in our most joyous celebrations "
– Kelly H
The Autism Resource Center is committed to supporting every family member; we recognize that a diagnosis of autism affects everyone, not just the child.
Support Groups for Parents of Adults on the Spectrum
Meet monthly at various locations served by the Resource Center. West Boylston, Milford, Sturbridge and Leominster. Network with other parents who share many of the same concerns. Parents may opt to attend any or all groups . Groups in Milford, Sturbridge & Leominster target parents of newly eligible adults The group in West Boylston, located at the center, is open to all parents of adults on the spectrum and features outside speakers some months.
Check Calendar for dates, registration is required.
Support Group for Parents of Children on the Spectrum
Meets monthly at the Resource Center. Network with other parents who share many of the same concerns. Groups run with and without outside speakers.
Check Calendar for dates, registration is required.
Support Group for Parents of Girls on the Spectrum
Meets monthly at the Resource Center. Network with other parents who share many of the same concerns. Groups run with and without outside speakers.
Check Calendar for dates, registration is required.
Support Group for Parents of Teens on the Spectrum
Meets monthly at the Resource Center. Network with other parents who share many of the same concerns unique to teens. Transition planning, sex and sexuality, dating planning for the future. Groups run with and without outside speakers.
Check Calendar for dates, registration is required.
Parents and Tots
Meets Monthly in the afternoon at the Center, for parents of preschoolers and kindergarten aged children who play while Mom's network, includes art & crafts, sensory play and snacks for the children.
Check Calendar for dates, registration is required.
Support Group for Fathers
Our Father's support Group offers fathers a chance to meet and network with other fathers who are faced with similar challenges. This group will meet at various recreational venues in Central MA and at Autism Resource Central for speakers on topics which the group will define. Facilitated by David Iborra, Dad and Autism Waiver Support Broker.
Check calendar for dates, registration is required. For more information contact David.
Grupo de apoyo de Padres Hispanos, con ninos y jovenes que estan dentro del spectrum del Autismo.
El Centro de Recursos de Autismo (Autism Resource Center, en inglés), en colaboración con Centro las Américas, se complace en ofrecer un grupo de apoyo para las familias que hablan español y que están criando a un niño con un Desorden de Espectro de Autismo. Este grupo se reunirá mensualmente en Centro las Américas en el 11 de la Sicomoro Street en Worcester, MA. El grupo de apoyo será codirigido por David Iborra, del personal de Centro de Recursos de Autismo, y por Ydalia Heimann, del personal de Centro.
Ustedes pueden ver las fechas en la página Web del Centro de Recursos de Autismo, en el calendario que aparece en arccm2015.wpengine.com.
Se ayudará a los padres a que aseguren los servicios a través de la División de Autismo del Departamento de Servicios de Desarrollo, incluyendo clínicas sobre IEP, ayuda financiera que le permita a su niño asistir a un grupo de destrezas sociales, Actividades del Diario Vivir, y clínicas para el desarrollo de apoyos visuales para sus niños, así como el apoyo y el compañerismo de otros padres que enfrentan desafíos similares. Los talleres que abordan las necesidades del grupo se ofrecerán según sea necesario.
Check Calendar for dates, registration is required.
Facebook Support Group
This is a closed – invitation-only – group for Parents registered with the Center on Facebook. Email email@example.com if you are interested in joining.
Yahoo – Online Support Group
Since 2003 Parents across central Massachusetts who are registered with the Center have connected through our Yahoo group. Join the 700+ parents for support, to share information or post questions for discussion. This group is always there when you need it! The list is NOT moderated although Center Staff do reserve the right to correct any erroneous information which may be posted.
Parent Night Out
Parent's Night Out offers parents a chance to meet at a local restaurant and network with others in a relaxed atmosphere.
Check Calendar for dates and location, registration is required.
Sibshops are offered for brothers and sisters who are between the ages of 7-18. The Sibshop model intersperses information and discussion activities with new games, cooking, art activities and special guests.
Check Calendar for details. Registration is required.
More information on Sibshops can be found here.
Me Time for L'il Sibs
Me Time for L'il Sibs is a six-week program designed to increase the understanding of autism for four, five, and six-year-old typically-developing siblings of children on the autism spectrum. Each of the classes will zero in on a different autism-related theme, presented to the kids in a manner they will both comprehend and enjoy. This will be accomplished through a mix of music, social stories, casual discussion, artwork, and a snack-time at class's end, providing both the kids and their parents a chance to bond further. The group will culminate in the kids creating their own illustrated social story with assistance. This group will be facilitated by Sean Daly and Bonnie Wallace MT-BCMe Time-for L'il Sibs will further autism awareness in typically developing siblings of children on the autism spectrum that are too young for traditional Sibshops. The program will enhance knowledge of common autistic traits, offer an outlet for self-expression, allow each child in the program a chance to talk about the challenges they face as the sibling of a child with special needs, and provide each of the children with an opportunity to make new friends. Most of all, Me Time-for L'il Sibs will create a highly positive experience for an often-overlooked population that is understandably filled with questions. As it is the belief of Me Time-for L'il Sibs that the most important people in an autistic person's life are ultimately his or her siblings, it is also our belief that creating positive experiences related to autism at as young an age as possible is essential.
Topics and Books
- Week 1: Why doesn't my brother/sister act like other kids? Ian's Walk by Laurie Lears
- Week 2: Why doesn't my brother/sister talk like other kids? Tacos Anyone? by Marvie Ellis
- Week 3: Why does my brother/sister act so different sometimes? Since We're Friends by Celeste Shally
- Week 4: Why does my brother/sister get away with stuff I don't? Looking After Louis by Lesley Ely
- Week 5: Coloring & Drawing pictures to create a social story
- Week 6: I am special too! The Magic in Me by Maggie Moran.
- Specific homework assignments will be given each week to create a social story
Reading of social story based upon what the kids have created and shared The program is open to both older and younger siblings of children on the autism spectrum. The word "autism" will be used during classes. For the first four classes, a published social story will be presented on Power Point and read by one of the facilitators. Each adult in the class will be given information as to where they can later purchase said story if they so choose. None of these copyrighted materials will be distributed in any manner by Me Time for L'il Sibs. One adult must be present at all times with the child enrolled in the program. At this time, only kids in the class are allowed to attend, as a big part of the program revolves around the four, five, or six-year-old sibling to have a parent/adult's undivided attention for the time designated. There is a limit of eight children who can be enrolled, done on a first-come/first-serve basis. A drink and snack for the child enrolled in the class will be made available free of charge at the end. All adults accompanying the child may purchase their own drink and/or snacks from Nucafe should they choose to do so.
Check our Newsletter for dates, location and time. You may register online.
Parent to Parent
Many parents are interested in speaking with other parents by phone. With permission from parents, names and numbers can be shared.
Quarterly Newsletter, Weekly Updates and Website
"Connections", our quarterly newsletter, features Center updates, calendar of events including area conferences and articles of interest written by families.
Access Newsletters.
Phone Support
Staff is available 5 days a week to answer questions and lend support. Messages can be left on answering machine and calls will be returned on the next workday.
Department of Developmental Services (DDS)
The DDS is the agency designated by the State to support people with developmental disorders. The Autism Resource Center staff can assist you in applying for eligibility for your child (call the Center for more information).
For more information or to locate your area's DDS office please click here.