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Maine-made wine and brew spread cheer in holiday season By Dan Marois Feature Writer If you want to consider giving w ine or beer as a holiday gift, Za k k Ma her believes the choice starts with a good story. “Even before someone tastes something for the first time, t hey respond to t he stor y (behind the beverage),” said Maher, who with his wife, Emmy Andersson, operate Square Root Natural Foods on Route 26 in Poland, Maine. “People like to know where the item is produced, where the ingredients are grown or know something about how it is made.”
[also] tell them what goes on behind the scenes to make the finished product.” W hen it comes to Mainem ade w i ne s a nd bre w s, Maher said that the market has exploded. He finds that summer visitors like to seek out a Ma i ne w i ne w hen visiting the state. His bottle racks are often filled with w ines t hat include Maine staples: blueberries, honey, and maple syrup. “Me ad i s popu la r,” s a id Ma her, a bra nd made i n Por t la nd. “We’ve stocked Blacksmit hs (a w iner y in South Casco).”
That’s exact ly why Ma her holds monthly wine tastings at his store.
And if you are looking for Ma i ne made cra f t beers, there’s never a shortage of choices.
“People can taste the wines and get used to the names,” sa id Ma her, “but we ca n
“We sell lots of Baxter and A l l a g a s h ,” s a i d M a h e r, citing that Ba xter is made
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Some of the wine available at the Poland-based store. Note the information sheets that describe wine and help customers select a new wine to try.
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Zakk Maher and wife, Emmy Andersson, with daughter, Dagny. in Lewiston and Allagash in Portland. “There is a strong market for craft beers.” A sea rch on t he Inter net proves Maher’s point. T he Ma i ne Wi ner y Gu i ld website (mainewineryguild. com) lists 24 wineries across
t he st ate. T he site even highlights a Wine Trail map t hat leads to each w iner y location and gives a list of the types of wines produced there. Many wineries have their own tasting rooms and there are links to each of the w iner y websites. The site
suggests calling the wineries in advance to confirm the hours of operation for tasting rooms. “Maine w ines are usua lly grape and fruit wines,” said Ma her, wh i le t he w i ner y g uild website notes ot her
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selections that include hard ciders a nd meads, wh ich involve fermenting honey and water mixed with various fruits, spices, grains or hops. Ma i ne c r a f t b e er s h av e t heir ow n website at mainebrewersguild.org that includes a list of 46 members. Ma her sa id t hat brewers range from large operations to single-person shops in the craft beer business. “Many sell singles (individual bott les) in 22-ou nce si ze b o t t l e s a n d s m a l l e r ,” sa id Ma her, w h ich g ives consumers a chance to try a taste rather than a large qua nt it y. “There a re a lso
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Capture holiday memories with these simple, professional tips By Jackie Rybeck Feature Writer T he hol idays a re a l l about fa m i ly a nd tradition. And there aren’t many traditions more widespread than taking family photos during the holidays. There are no better ways to remember the holidays than having great photos to look at and share with relatives and friends, but most of us don’t have access to expensive cameras or photographic studios. With that in mind, we turned to Poland-based photographer Gini Haines whose profession is specializing in capturing great memories for generations to come. Let’s start at the beginning: the camera.
A candid of Sawyer Nelson with the family dog. settings to learn. Exposure refers to the light that is let into the camera. An overexposed image will be bright and washed out; an underexposed image will be dark and murky.
“Owning a camera is the easy part,” Haines said. “Using it well takes information and practice. Modern digital cameras are amazing tools for capturing beautiful images. In order to use your camera at its full capacity you need to be familiar with its functions. The hard part is that it means reading and re-reading the manual.
Metering mode is what determines how the camera measures the light it sees in the scene you are aiming your camera at and how it uses that light to determine the best exposure.
Just remember a cheaper camera with the correct settings can take a better picture than an expensive camera on the wrong settings. Experiment with each setting to see exactly what it does.”
White Balance keeps colors looking the same in different types of lighting.
Auto-focus mode involves speed: single or continuous. Single is best for landscapes and Continuous is best for capturing action.
Aperture, also called f/stop, controls the amount of light that reaches the image sensor. It controls the depth of field.
Have fun taking photos of the kids during the holidays; let the kids get wrapped up in tinsel and lights. Shutter speed is another way of controlling the amount of light that reaches the image sensor. A fast shutter speed stops action and a long shutter speed allows you to create motion blur if that is the effect you want. “Once you have learned the functions,” said the professional, “practice, practice, practice.” Now comes the fun part!
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Planning and being prepared is the most important step. “It will help with cooperation and relaxation,” explained Haines. “If you are having group photos, know where you will be taking them. Know what your background will be, and who will sit where. Don’t be afraid to get up close and have everyone sit close together.”
A dog pile can always get a natural smile out of children. Although a group photo is nice, Haines said to try the un-staged approach.
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Volunteerism: The gift of your time By T. S. Chamberland Feature Writer The stores, malls, and streets become busier as the holiday season gets closer. People are ready to start shopping for those perfect gifts, planning holiday gatherings and meals. If you have friends and family nearby, you’re likely to have lots to do no matter the holiday you celebrate. Maybe in addition to all the hoopla, you’re looking for some way to give back, some way to give this season beyond traditional gifts and gatherings. There are people in our communities who may not have the option of sharing merriment and cheer with those they love, and there are local organizations that are short staffed and in desperate need of extra hands at this time of year. While it would be great to donate gifts, both material and monetary, to organizations who distribute to those in need, there is a bigger gift that’s well worth giving: your time. Volunteering provides much-needed assistance to non-profit organizations such as local churches, soup kitchens, shelters, and senior services, and it provides something that beautifully wrapped presents alone cannot: the gift of human contact and interaction. The reasons for volunteering are as varied as the causes that benefit from the donation of time. For some volunteers, like Tom Gesner, of Buckfield, it was as simple as saying yes when a friend asked him to volunteer with her. “I’ve served Thanksgiving dinner at Hope Haven Gospel Mission a few times,” said Gesner. G esner sa id t hat he “t horoug h ly enjoyed” h is t i me volunteering, and added, “I had some nice conversations with some of the people I served.” Feeling connected to another person, even if just for an hour,
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can often be the highlight of somebody’s day. When we give of our time, we show others that they have value. Time is, after all, our most precious commodity. Kelly Green-Chartier, of Turner, lost her mother to brain cancer 16 years ago. That experience is what Green-Chartier credits for her start in volunteering five years ago. She didn’t think she was doing much at first, until she began to run into people she’d spent time with at The Dempsey Center in Lewiston. “Giving back is so important,” said Green-Chartier, who gives foot scrubs and massages to cancer patients. “I have run into former patients; they hug and thank me, and tell me just how much I did for them when, honestly, all I did was be there to listen to their story.” One of the benefits of volunteering isn’t always immediately considered, since it takes having given of yourself to fully appreciate the effect, but any volunteer is likely to admit how wonderful they feel freely doing something for others. “Volunteering has changed me for the better. Giving of yourself fills your soul with love, and hope,” admitted Green-Chartier. Marcy Kennison, wife and mother of two from Poland, has also found volunteering to have multiple benefits.
time to the service of your community. Gesner suggested contacting the charity or organization you are interested in to find out their needs. “Also, consider volunteering during a non holiday when there may be less of an abundance of volunteers.” No matter when you choose to volunteer, and regardless of where that time is spent, there is a definite need that only the gifts of time and compassion can fill. “With so many people experiencing hard times, we are seeing people from children to elders giving their time to let others know that they are not alone, and that people with good hearts are there for them,” Kenison said. Green-Chartier agreed, “Sadly, so many of us are affected by illness and loss, and it feels good to give back. Also, with the economic struggles we have all experienced, this is something you can do that costs nothing, but is so fulfilling for all of those involved.” Looking to give the gift of your time to a worthy charitable organization? Here’s a short list of area charities that benefit from volunteers, as well as a couple of web sites that list many others. Area churches, religious organizations, police departments, and hospitals • Advocates for Children, Lewiston -- 207-783-3990
“Volunteering gives you the chance to be the light in someone's day. You'll just never know the connections, friendships, and unknown positives that someone can take away from just giving your time to a cause.”
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Kenison said giving of her time not only helps her congregation ra ise t he f u nds it needs, but prov ides people w it h opportunities to build friendships and fosters good will.
• Hope Haven Gospel Mission, Lewiston -- 207-783-6086
“I have been a member of the United Methodist Church of Auburn for 17 years, and giving my time to this loving church makes me feel so happy,” Kenison said. “The benefits to me involve being part of this wonderful community of people who are all there for one another, and the profits help keep our church going, so we can give our time and talents to God and our community.”
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How to help new parents make the holidays special By MetroCreative
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ringing a baby home cha nges a person's life. Babies bring great joy but also some confusion into a household, especially as the new parents adapt in their first few weeks or months as mom and dad. Babies tend to draw attention away from their folks, whose needs may be lost in the shuffle. As baby's first holiday season approaches, the youngster's parents and extended family of ten attempt to ma ke t he ex per ience a s memorable as possible. But family and friends of new parents also can take steps to lighten new parents' holiday burdens by of fer i ng some t houg ht f u l holiday gifts that can provide support and love for newly minted moms and dads. • Time: New parents typically
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Grandchildren bake holiday goodies at the Clarke house By Deborah Carroll Feature Writer Debbie Clarke, of Wales, was 5 years old when she started cooking. “I always watched my mother,” she said, helping when she was old enough. “There was always something home baked when we came home from school.” Her grandmother, who raised n i ne ch i ld ren i nclud i ng C l a r k e ’s m o t h e r , w a s "famous" for making bread and pies. With such remarkable role model s, it ’s no su r pr i se that Clarke fell in love with cooking and baking at a very early age. Now “Meme” to g ra nddaug hters Aubrey and Sydney Wood, ages 8 and 5, of Sabattus, 7-yearold Tessa Blais of Lewiston, a nd 13 -y e a r- ol d H a y l e y Champaigne who recently moved to Wisconsin, Clarke
has become a patient and ent hu si a s t ic r ole mo del herself. “Hayley started cooking with me when she was 4 years old ... simple things,” said Clarke. Champaigne's presence in Meme’s k itchen is great ly m i s s e d b y h e r y ou n g e r cousins. The menu in Meme’s kitchen t h i s hol iday sea son w i l l feature meat pies and baked ham, baked beans and finger rolls -- made with the leftover ba ked h i m -- a s wel l a s lasagna or stuffed shells and meatballs. “Aubrey’s made meatba lls with me,” said Clark, who fondly reca lls her mot her and aunts getting together every holiday season to make ravioli. W hen it comes to making tempting sweets, however, t h a t i s w h e r e C l a r k e ’s granddaughters really shine.
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Grandmother and granddaughters enjoy cooking together. “I’m all about making it from scratch,” sa id Cla rke, but with the girls just beginning to develop t heir cu lina r y skills, “I try to do easy things with them.” Here she shares a few of their favorite “simple” recipes. O n e o f C l a r k e ’s l e a s t complicated recipes for little fingers combines salty and sweet w it h simple. Using e q u a l nu m b er s of m i n i squa re pret zels, Hershey
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Hugs a nd M&Ms, Aubrey a nd Syd ney topped each pretzel with a Hug on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper. Clarke baked these in a 200-degree oven for a few minutes, until the Hugs were soft but not melted. Fresh out of the oven, the girls set to work topping each Hug with a
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single colorful M&M. “My mother taught me how to ma ke chocolates,” sa id Cla rke, add i ng, “You ca n dip just about anything in chocolate.” A nd so, w it h melted chocolate on hand, Aubrey and Sydney dipped marshmallows on sticks into t he chocolate a nd coated them with edible, decorative holiday sprinkles. The girls also enjoy making t h i ngs l i ke suga r cook ies and peanut butter cookies topped with peanut butter cups and mini marshmallows (see recipe for peanut butter s’more blossoms). As t he girls demonstrated t hei r m i x i ng a nd rol l i ng techniques, Meme provided instruction, encouragement and gentle correction: “Don’t m i x it too much, honey, because t he cook ies w i l l spread,” she said to Aubrey.
W hen it comes to cooking w ith children, the hardest thing is staying organized, said Clarke. Keeping your work areas organized and clea n “ta kes a lot of prep work.” Then, as little fingers dipped into bowls of frosting and plucked chun ks of cook ie dough from bowls, she added, “I also teach them good hand wash i ng ... but we t r y to make it fun so they don’t lose interest.” W it h c h i ld r en, a s t u rd y stepstool is an indispensable k itchen tool, a nd l it t le Sydney stood on her stool a s she added spr i n k les to freshly formed ba lls of unba ked red sugar cook ie dough. “Accidents happen,” explained Clarke, “and that’s okay.” S ome k itchen ac c ident s, however, a re bet ter t ha n ot her s. A pi le of w a sted sprinkles is one thing, but when it comes to safety Clarke recommended that children be closely super v ised
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w henever t he y ’re i n t he kitchen. In Meme’s kitchen, ch i ld ren don’t use sha r p tools and are never left alone by a hot stove: “I wouldn’t let them dip at the stove by themselves, and I keep the
2. Cream butter, peanut butter, and brown sugar, add 1/4 c. granulated sugar in the bowl and mix. Add egg, vanilla, milk, salt and baking soda and mix until combined. Slowly add flour and mix. 3. Scoop 1 Tbsp.-sized balls of dough and roll them in the bowl of sugar. Place cookies on sheet and bake for 7-8 minutes until bottoms begin to brown. Remove from oven and immediately press a hole in the center of each cookie with the back of a wooden spoon. Insert a mini marshmallow in the hole and place back in oven for 30 seconds.
Clarke and her granddaughters enjoy making (and eating!) peanut butter cookies topped with peanut butter cups and mini marshmallows. Remove from oven and stick a Reese's Mini on top of t he marshma llow, pressing gently to fit it into the hole without cracking the cookie. Cool and remove from cookie sheets.
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The hottest apps and accessories to make the holidays special If you’re looking to give a smart holiday gift keep in mind that 58 percent of American adults have a smartphone and 42 percent own a tablet, according to the Pew Internet & American Life Project. Although we may get bogged down by the frenzy that often accompanies the socalled “Most Wonderful Time of the Year,” one way to simplify the season for the gift-giver and receiver alike is to give apps and accessories for mobile devices. “As over half of adults have a smartphone, giving the gift of helpful accessories for the gamer, music lover or fitness fanatic in your life is an easy way to make holiday wishes come true,” said Matt Kasper, director of sa les in New England. “Whether a friend or family is looking for the latest and greatest, we have all the season must-haves including the Samsung Galaxy S5, iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, and iPad Air. Their efficiency relies on the power of the 4G LTE network.” Users may even consider their smartphones the tech equivalent of the Swiss Army knife, and the proof is in the
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Withings Wireless Scale: Get accurate and reliable weight and BMI in seconds. Sync the data with the app on your smartphone, so you can set weekly goals, and receive relevant tips and reminders to stay focused. numbers. According to a recent U.S. Cellular Better Moments Survey, 69 percent of users use their smartphones to take photos, and 48 percent watched v ideos. Ga m i ng occupies more than 50 percent of users. Audiophiles rejoice, 45 percent of users listen to their favorite tunes. The number of activities and uses increases when you add tablets, like the 4G LTE iPad Air, into the mix. The best gifts complement what people already love to do. Based on current trends in the industry, the experts at U.S. Cellular suggest the following apps and accessories to help your loved ones get the most out of their devices this holiday.
ENTERTAINMENT • Moga Pro Power: Gamers attach t heir A ndroid smartphone, like the Samsung Galaxy S5, to this handheld game console and use its precision controls to play games. The display is on the
sma r t phone. T he Moga s buttons, triggers and joysticks are highly responsive and maneuvers much better than a smartphone’s touchscreen controls. iPhone users won’t be left out of the game anymore with the Moga Ace. And both units charge your smart phone as you play. • Moto TC Rally App & Car: Working with the Griffin TC MOTO Rally Car, the app lets you race alone or compete against an opponent. Drive by using your mobile device’s touchscreen steering wheel, or by titling the device itself. The Rally Car is a USB-rechargeable device with impact/obstacle sensors that let players interact with their environment with unparalleled realism.
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JBL Flip 2: This wireless, rechargeable battery powered speaker brings rich sound to any on-the-go lifestyle. Small enough to fit in your hand, the JBL Flip 2 features SoundClear echo and noise cancellation technology, so you can use it as a hands-free speakerphone. improved acoustics let you hear all your tunes with clarity and resonant bass. Go solo with confidence and bring your music with you anywhere.
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• JBL Flip 2: This wireless, rechargeable battery powered speaker brings rich sound to any on-the-go lifestyle. Small enough to fit in your hand, the JBL Flip 2 features SoundClear echo and noise cancellation technology, so you can use it as a hands-free speakerphone.
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HEALTH & FITNESS • Jawbone UP24 Activity Tracker: This innovat ive w r istba nd t rack s you r movement and sleep. The companion app lets you add data like meals and mood, and delivers nudges to you throughout your day to help
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LIFESTYLE & HOME • iGrill: Android and iOS users can modernize the primal experience of grilling with the iGrill family of apps. Bluetooth Smart Technology allows users to monitor their grillables with the compact iGrill Mini, original iGrill, or the 4-probe capacity iGrill. Easy to read displays and customizable alarms mean your steak is cooked perfectly every time.
iGrill: Android and iOS users can modernize the primal experience of grilling with the iGrill family of apps. Easy to read displays and customizable alarms mean your steak is cooked perfectly every time. • Olloclip 4-in-1 Lens System ($0.00): This much-acclaimed lens system attaches to your iPhone or iPad to provide superior optics and clearer images. The system includes two macro lenses (5x and 10x), a fisheye, and a wide-angle lens. The four-in-one design means changing bet ween lenses is quick and easy. “As busy as the holidays can be, they are really an opportunity to give and receive gifts that c a n empower people to simplify their To Do Lists, improve their lives, and have a little fun while they are at it.” added Kasper. 4G LTE ser v ice prov ided through King Street Wireless, a partner of U.S. Cellular. LTE is a trademark of ETSI.
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5 affordable entertaining ideas guaranteed to impress at holiday parties By BrandPoint The holidays are coming up quickly, and that means there's plenty of reason to celebrate. Whether you're throwing a party for the first time or you're continuing a long-running annual tradition, hosting a festive celebration with friends and family is a lot of work and always worth it. This year, take your party to the next level to truly impress your guests -without breaking the bank. Consider these five enter ta in ing secrets t hat expert party planners use to throw unforgettable holiday parties for less:
Themes
Set the stage and get everyone in a festive mood with a great theme. A bit of brainstorming is all you need to figure out t he best t heme for you r celebration. From an outdoor autumn har vest to a New Year's masquerade, the sky's the limit. For a fun twist on holiday celebrations, consider having a favorite movie be the theme for the party. Include the theme on the invitations you send so guests know the details!
Food
W he t her y ou'r e s er v i n g appet i zers or pla nning a full-out feast, food is a party essential. Enhance your food service by renting everything you need for an impressive presentat ion. Si lver food
chafers, flatware, serving trays and more are available from your local ARA rental store. The expert staff can make recommendations based on your menu and help you select the perfect items for food and drink. You might even consider renting a few fun extras, such as a chocolate or champagne fountain to really impress guests and make your party stand out.
Entertainment
No g r e at hol id a y pa r t y is complete w it hout entertainment. Let music set the mood by creating a custom playlist. Then amplify those tunes by renting a professional sound system and dance floor to watch guests move and g rove. For mov ie-t hemed parties, consider renting a projector so guests can view the flick in style! Finally, casino or carnival games are sure way to get everyone involved in the festivities and provide fun for all ages.
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This year, take your party to the next level to truly impress your guests -without breaking the bank.
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Decor
You may already have some decor to use at your holidaythemed party, but to really impress this year, consider fresh ideas for stunning and unexpected decorations. If you prefer the DIY route, visit sites like Pinterest for ideas on how to create beautiful decor. If you're short on time or simply aren't crafty, you can rent table linens, runners and centerpieces. Visit www.
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from page 2 many seasonal brews which are available for only a few months. You need to stock up on these when you can because they won’t be around for long.” W hen g i f t g iv i ng, Ma her sug gested ex pa nd i ng t he possibilities beyond simply buying a bottle of wine or a selection of craft beers. “You can always make gift baskets which can include the bottle along with other Ma ine-made foods ; ja ms, jel lies or chocolate,” sa id Maher, whose store also has a selection of pottery from local artisans including goblets, mugs, plates and bowls. “We have wine gift bags, but you can always consider a locally crafted item to go along with the gift.”
“When we stock our shelves, w e choos e w h at w e a re interested in, not something that we like, but something that we might want to try,” sa id Ma her. “I have t ried everything on the shelf here.”
Away in a manger, no crib for a bed, The little Lord Jesus laid down his sweet head.
M a h e r ’s m o t h e r, L i n d a Ma her, who occa siona l ly h e l p s ou t a t t h e s t or e , admitted that she was never really a wine person until her son started the venture.
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“I’ve lea r ned a lot about wine,” she said. “Now, I have favorites.”
But little Lord Jesus no crying he makes.
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And stay by my side until morning is nigh. Be near me Lord Jesus,I ask thee to stay. Close by me forever,And love me I pray.
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Bless all the dear children,In thy tender care.
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from page 7 “Shoot moments, not poses. Have t he oldest go noseto-nose with the youngest or have a child look into a Christmas ball that ref lects their face.” There are so many amazing Ch r ist ma s moment s t hat don't happen C h r i st m a s morning and don't involve opening presents. “W hat about t he n ig ht before when the kids place the cookies and milk out for Santa? Or reading a book in bed with Christmas pajamas. Have your camera on you du r i ng t he hol idays, a nd there will probably be many specia l occasions or even unique and fleeting moments to capture with your camera.” Other tips: Try to coordinate clothing. They don’t have to match, just don’t have bold stripes or plaids make the photo too busy. If taking photos of little ones, get down to their level. Let them have fun. Have them do a dog pile or get tangled up in the Christmas tree lights ... even let them stick their finger in the frosting.
“Sugar cookies, because they’re good.” Sydney agreed, the best thing about sugar cookies is “eating them!”
Keri Nelson taking pictures of sons Sawyer, Tucker and Hunter. Don’t have a photo w it h something to distract seeing the faces, such as a pile of crumpled wrapping paper, or a trash can ... for some reason, the first thing that people see is the one thing that’s out of place. Fill your frame by getting up close or using your zoom feature. Us e pr op s . A g i a nt b ox wrapped with a little one’s head poppi ng out. L ay Christmas lights and balls on the floor around the children. Or maybe use the front door with a wreath or steps with poinsettias for group photos instead of the couch. Chances are your photo will be of a better quality if you take a photo when they least ex pect it. Don’t cou nt to three, just tell them to look at the camera and snap the photo. Even tell a quick joke;
“Aubrey loves peanut butter,” said her mom, Shelby, who had joined us in the kitchen – perhaps drawn by the smell of freshly baked cookies. “She has a really adventurous pallet.” For example, an Aubrey favorite is pecan pie made by Clarke’s husband, Peter. Sydney, on the other hand is a bit timid. “It’s got to be visually appealing,” said Clarke. “If it’s not, it doesn’t pass her lips.”
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Don't be afraid to get up close. From left, Tucker, Hunter and Sawyer Nelson. there won’t be forced smiles, or the three seconds for a child to make a face. Last, but not least, using the rule of thirds will make your photos more i nterest i ng. Use imag ina r y lines, t wo horizontal and two vertical creating a tic-tac-toe grid. The ma in subject of your photo should never fall in the middle box. One last important tip: “Never let your photo taking get in the way of enjoying ‘your’ holiday.”
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For Clarke, it’s all about “spending time together and making new memories.” With mouths full of cookie, Aubrey and Shelby nodded in agreement. Clarke’s hope is that as they get older, the things they’ve learned from her will travel with them through their lives, and that the knowledge and passion for sharing both the products and the processes that they’ve learned in her kitchen will get passed along Debbie Clarke, of Wales, watches as her with favorite family recipes. “I hope that granddaughters show off a plate of cookies the trio they’ll teach it to their own kids someday.” made together.
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Toys R Us Toys for Tots Marines program To help bring holiday joy to some of the 14.7 million U.S. children living in poverty, To y s “ R ” U s a n n o u n c e d t he launch of its a nnua l n a t i on w i d e f u nd r a i s i n g campaign to benefit t he Ma rine Toys for Tots Foundation. Now through Sunday, Dec. 7, consumers can donate new, unwrapped toys at any Toys“R”Us or Babies“R”Us store across t he cou nt r y and online at Toysrus.com/ ToysforTots. The company will also collect monetary donations in-store and online through Christmas Eve. A g a i n t h i s y e a r, N B A legend, philanthropist and entrepreneur Shaquille O’Neal is reporting back to Toys for Tots duty as his alter ego Shaq-A-Claus to encourage customers to donate to the cause, a long w it h a new mission that will help double the giving: the #PlayItForward Challenge. Throughout the campaign, Shaq-A-Claus is asking supporters to take the ultimate “un-selfie” – a photo of themselves donating a toy in any Toys“R”Us store across the country. For every selfie shared using #PlayItForward, Toys“R”Us w ill donate an additional toy to Toys for Tots, ensuring even more children in need have a toy to open on
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only do the right lights create the ideal ambience, they also provide an element of safety and brighten up dark spaces so guests have more room to mingle.
Extras
The extra touches - big and small - are what truly spice up a party and give it that professionally planned feel. Small additions like coat racks eliminate the pile of coats and purses, keeping rooms
Christmas morning. “I personally know that play can positively impact the life of a child. When I was young, it was a basketball I received on Christmas morning that empowered me to dream that I could someday become a basketball star,” said O’Neal. “Grow ing up, my parents always impressed upon me the importance of giving back to those in need, and that even the small gift of a toy could make a big difference in someone’s life – like it did in mine. My partnership with Toys“R”Us to collect toys and raise funds for Toys for Tots puts a smile on my face and gives me a sense of great pride, and this season, I’m calling on all my little elves to help #PlayItFor ward to make a Shaq-sized difference in kids’ lives!” To y s “ R ” U s w i l l t r i p l e it s cha r itable g i f t i ng on Tuesday, Dec. 2, now known as #GivingTuesday, a social media movement designed to kick off the season of giving. On this day, the company will donate two toys to Toys for Tots for every donation selfie posted on social media using #PlayItForward. Throug hout
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ca mpa ig n, fa ns of t he Toys“R”Us Facebook page, as well as its followers on Twitter and Instagram, will enjoy exclusive content, including special messages from ShaqA-Claus, fundraising updates and more. To help spread awareness and further engage t h e on l i n e c om mu n it y, the company has created a viral video series in which Shaq-A-Claus demonstrates how to #PlayItForward and encourages others to do the same. To motivate his own followers to #PlayItForward, Shaq-A-Claus will also Tweet and Instagram (@SHAQ), as well as post on Facebook at Facebook.com/ShaqVerified. “For more than a decade, To y s “ R ” U s h a s b e e n instrumental in helping Toys for Tots deliver happiness on Christmas morning to the millions of kids living in poverty throughout the U.S.,” said Lt. Gen. Pete Osman, USMC (Ret.), president and CEO, Marine Toys for Tots Foundation. “And this year, Toys“R”Us will do one better and donate even more toys to
the Foundation through the #PlayItFor ward challenge. T h is is why we u rge a l l Toys“R”Us and Babies“R”Us customers to donate a nd participate in the social media initiative, helping ensure this year is a record-breaking success in reaching even more kids in need.” To make it even easier to # PlayIt For wa rd wh i le shopping with Toys“R”Us, the company is once again offering customers The Great Big Shaq-A-Claus Wish List, the official Toys for Tots wish list filled with toy suggestions, including crafts, play sets, electronics, plush and more, that are sure to excite and delight children. Parents and gift-givers can view The Great Big Shaq-A-Claus Wish List on the company’s dedicated Toys for Tots hub at Toysrus.com/ ToysforTots, where visitors can buy toys online and ship them directly to Toys for Tots. Additionally, supporters can view a special message from Shaq-A-Claus, find out more about the organization and make a monetary donation.
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