49ers' Vernon Davis looks beyond record he shares with Casper, has 'unfinished business'
Casper said over the phone that he received e-mails telling him his record was matched. He wasn't bothered; how could he be, when he didn't know that the record belonged to him?
Asked about the tight end with whom he shares the record, Davis said, "Dave Casper ...I know a little bit about him. Ghost to the post, right?"
"It's pretty cool," Davis said of being in Casper's company. "But I still have some unfinished business."
"Huge game," Davis said. "To me, this is the Super Bowl right here."
"Play the whole game," said Davis, adding that the injuries in Seattle will serve as motivation Sunday and "made me stronger, if anything."
Former tight end Brent Jones, whose NFL career followed Casper's and preceded Davis', grew up in San Jose and played at Santa Clara. He said Casper "helped establish the tight end position."
"I might run a 4.5, 4.6 (40-yard dash), and maybe another guy would be a split second faster," Jones said. "To run a 4.3, that's wide receiver and defensive back speed. To have that at tight end creates definite mismatches."


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Three of family allegedly poisoned by servant in Chandigarh, hospitalised
Three members of a family were allegedly poisoned by their domestic help on Wednesday late night, in Sector 21B,ChandigarhSector 19, Chandigarh.(Representative Image)
The victims were identified as KS Kang (74), his wife Satender kaur (74) and their daughter-in-law Manpreet Kaur (28) who are recuperating at PGIMER. KS Kang is the father-in-law of former deputy commissioner of SAS Nagar Daljeet Singh Mangat.
Meanwhile the domestic help, who is absconding, was identified as Ram Bahadur (40), native of Ambala cantt. As the family is still under treatment and their statement is yet to be recorded. Police suspect that the servant mixed some poisonous substance in the food he cooked for the family last night.
The matter came to light when Kang’s daughter and wife of Daljeet Singh Mangat, namely Ginni Mangat had made several phone calls at her parents’ place and when nobody answered her call, she immediately visited the residence in Sector 21, along with her son.
Ginni Mangat, in her statement to police complained that her parents do not keep well and her brother works in a private firm in Amritsar while the daughter-in-law stays with her parents.
“When I entered into the home, all the doors apart from one were locked from inside. I and my son managed to get in and found my parents and sister-in-law lying on the bed in the unconscious state and the servant was not around. Taking no time, I called the PCR and rushed three of them to the government multispecialty hospital, Sector 16,” added Ginni Mangat.
She also told police that the servant must have added poison in the meals served in the dinner, for the purpose of robbery. She said that once her parents are treated, they will be able to share the list of things missing from home.
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outside the town” but it may be five miles. He leaves no deposit and he dumps it on to the receiver. Now, it is doubtful, of course, whether the sender or the recipient is the greater gainer, or loser, by the telegram. That is a matter that we cannot determine, but at any rate one thing we can determine is this, that before we hand over that telegram we will get paid for it. We are certain of the recipient; we are not certain of the other, and we make for the certainty. We have no intention of making a charge within the one mile radius, for the simple reason that though there is some justification in the claim we are dealing with, a certain surplus staff, postmen who often work for six and a half hours out of eight hours, and people of that kind may be utilised without any extra expense to the State for the delivery of telegrams within a [2270] certain radius, but if we go outside that we have to pay them.
The State has lost nothing by the purchase of Irish stores. Its position is already explained in regard to the preferential treatment of Irish goods. I think it is a general policy and I do not see any reason why we should depart from it. We have nothing to regret for what we have done, as far as I know. Temporary auxiliaries, in some cases, are paid only £1 2s. 6d. for three or four hours work, but these auxiliaries must have some other means of livelihood. That is one of the conditions of employment, and this is simply a side issue to their employment. We may restore outgoing mail services. We will run no special mail trains on Sundays, but we may restore outgoing mails on passenger trains, which will involve us in no special expense. To go back to the full Sunday service, which cost £55,000, for the sake of conveniencing very few people would not be justified. There are things that we have to resist, and that is one of them. We will avail for the carriage of mails of any trains that are run on Sundays, but not otherwise, and that will be an improvement, without a doubt, when these trains are introduced. The reason why the headquarters staffs were increased was because, as I explained at the outset, we had to create termini for each section of the service, which were formerly in London. It has meant an increase of work here, and in any case, we had no alternative. As a matter of fact, headquarters staffs are, if anything, still below requirements. Deputy Gavan Duffy wants to know what is ouray. I already explained that in a previous discussion. We were compelled to continue the London and North Western Railway for a considerable number of years to come, and even if we desired otherwise I do not think that it is practicable. We certainly can submit the cost of the contract to arbitration and thereby reduce it. That is a point we are following up, and also, of course, to reduce the various railway contracts within the country. I may say incidentally that we intend to make very heavy claims against the railway companies for failure or inability, whichever it happen to be, to carry out our contracts during the last twelve months. [2271] With regard to cables, all cables are owned generally between neighbouring countries where the cables are run. These countries take joint responsibility for the maintenance and the joint cost of these cables. The same thing applies as between this country and England, no more and no less, divided responsibility and divided cost. Wireless is in a different position. Wireless is somewhat covered by the Treaty. There are three stations here, one in Kerry, one in Donegal, and the Clifden station. Some months ago we took over Clifden and Donegal, manned them, and very considerably increased their capacity for work. In the Kerry station, for instance, we were forced to double the staff within a month for the reason that we picked up the great bulk of the work of the Atlantic traffic for England and the Continent. We increased our capacity down there and consequently traffic came our way. Then the Irregulars came along and wiped the place out. Donegal is not much better. Clifden was annihilated also, and where we had three active wireless stations engaged collecting from the full radius of the Atlantic almost to Nantucket, and where we had direct working with Canada and the States from this country nine months ago, we work nowhere now. Our three stations are derelict, and whether we can reconstruct them, or whether the Government would spend the money in reconstructing them, I cannot say. But it is important that this country should have wireless communications. If, in the event of war, cables are cut you are then isolated, and I expect we shall have to take some steps to get a central wireless station. It may be better to scrap the three stations and get along with one in the neighbourhood of Dublin.
This particular matter is being considered. We cannot give any definite decision regarding Clifden by reason of the fact that the Marconi Company require too high a price for the derelict station, and thinks because it holds certain monopolies and patents we will have to pay any price it demands. We are not prepared to do that; there is no hurry except that Ireland must have wireless communication with the outside world. On the point of broadcasting, you will have a Report here within the next fortnight of three weeks, and we will [2272] watch carefully the points brought forward by Deputy Johnson. More than that, I scarcely think it would be right to say. The Commission Report is being considered at the moment. It will be issued, I think, within a week. On the general question, regardless of criticism in the Press or elsewhere, I assume that we are not going to give a worse service to the commercial community, and we are determined to persevere and retrench. If we can make this service pay its way, I will not go so far as to say make a profit, and to give as good a service, or a better service, than the English, and they never succeeded in making it pay its way, then we shall have done well.
Will the Deputy forgive me if I return for a moment to the subject of telephones for farmers? I understood him, in the opening statement, to give a figure of £25 for a country town like Navan. That, I gather, would be what the charge would amount to to any subscriber in the town who sought for the telephone installation. At the present moment I can well understand that to instal a telephone for the use of farmers everywhere in the Free State would amount to a considerable outlay. We have the very implicit declaration by Deputy Wilson that if the figure for each farmer amounted to £15 as a permanent charge, and so much per call afterwards, that the farmers would not take advantage of these facilities. I should like to know if the Postmaster-General has considered the question, so as to be able to answer on the spot, immediately, would it be possible to provide these installations in country places on such terms as to distribute the charge over a number of years instead of seeking to make the thing pay for itself from the moment of inauguration, because undoubtedly the development of agricultural interest requires all the provision of these facilities that is possible. We must admit that farming is not the profitable thing it was during certain years of the war, and that being so, on the principle “If virtue feebly called, Heaven itself would stoop to her,” will the postal service stoop to the impoverished farmer?
With reference to the charge of 6d. per mile for the delivery of telegrams, I think that is a very unfair charge to make. If the telegraph service [2273] is losing £40,000 on the delivery of these telegrams, why not put on a flat rate and make everybody pay. You might as well say a man coming three miles to a Post Office should pay 6d. for a stamp instead of 1½d.
I wish to say in connection with my reference to the Report of the Postal Commission, I was not so much concerned with the publication or issue of the actual Report as to know what action the Government has taken, or has it taken any action on it. It is not so much the publication of the Report itself that concerns the staff, what they want to know is whether the Government has adopted the Report, or is about to adopt it.
Postmaster-General. Which of the Farmers' Party made representations to him for retrenchment? He spoke as if the Farmers' Party has been advocating these retrenchments, and we would like to hear who has advocated it.
Mr. DOYLE: It may be a very opportune time for the Postmaster-General or any other member of the Government to make these charges against the farmers. I say that the Postmaster-General should withdraw that charge he has made. I do not think he has any foundation whatever for it, but, as I say, of course the time is opportune to make


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The dLAN 550 WiFi works with HomePlug AV500 powerline network segments and is a Wi-Fi access point for 802.11g/n N300 two-stream wireless networks along with having a single Ethernet socket.
It also answers situations where there isn’t much space around a power outlet, typically due to furniture being located nearby or a power outlet that is near shelving where you crowd out that shelving with books and other objects. As well, the Devolo dLAN 550 WiFi looks more discreet this pleasing whoever is in charge of the house’s aesthetics.
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For home network users, this device would come in handy as an extension access point for installations where you are wiring for Ethernet and need to bring Wi-Fi in to the “other part” of the house. This is more so with those houses that implement thick walls or foil-lined insulation where the Wi-Fi wireless network wouldn’t perform properly. Similarly, this would work well for that “guest-house” bungalow or similar building where you are wanting to “go the extra mile” and wire for Ethernet as part of establishing a multi-building home network.
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Shouting and waving your arms or acting in a threatening manner will frighten a timid dog but it may cause an aggressive dog to attack.
If a dog actually attacks and is biting you then you have no option - you have to defend yourself. However do so in a calculated way. Control it by grabbing its collar and twisting so as to choke it. If there is no collar grab by the scruff. Then kick or hit in a soft/vulnerable spot. Poke in the eyes, kick in the windpipe, etc.
If you get to this last stage then you are already getting hurt so don't sue me if it goes wrong! It was going to anyway!
A knife is always a useful thing to have with you, but if at all possible you'll find that the various types of mace formulated for discouraging dogs are far easier to use. Save the knife as a backup for in case your can of mace runs dry and the dogpack is still thinking you look tasty. A gun would be better in that case, but I rather assume you wouldn't be asking about a knife if that were an option, and even if it is, have the knife for when there are more dogs than you have bullets and start with the mace if you can since it's gentler on everyone and everything involved.
Also consider finding a dog you can practice with. Most dogs love to wrestle. That's how they play with each other. The hard part is making sure you have a clear set of signals so it doesn't get confused and think it's ok to wrestle with other people who won't appreciate it. But like with fighting humans, the only way to learn how to effectively fight a dog is to do a bit of fighting with a dog.
In short, a knife is not a magic wand that will scare a dog away. If it's your only option it's better than nothing, but you need if you want it to give you anything more than a false sense of security.
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Have you ever wanted to learn Spanish and have fun at the same time? Most of the time, teaching books are boring. They always have the same kind of format: Two (sometimes more) people talking about where the library is, or where to find Juan. That's boring, and to be honest, it's not a great way to learn the language (not to mention that they don't always talk about things that you might encounter in your daily life, for example, a judgmental ghost, being the last man on Earth, or maybe find that the love of your life has been stolen). But in this book, I will give you 20 short stories that will range from science fiction to romance, everything in between and sometimes even more. These stories will give you an entire picture of the Spanish language, and how to appreciate the subtlety of the language. The Spanish language is rich, full of small differences between the different countries. Things that might be one way in Argentina might be different in Spain or Mexico. But don't worry, with this book, you will have a firm grasp on the language, and you will be able to understand and have a conversation with any Spanish speaker. After each story, there will be a questionnaire section where you will answer questions about the stories in Spanish. I really suggest to grab a blank page, and write down the answers, or the small assignments that you will be given (don't worry, they won't be long!). Remember to write them in Spanish, so you can practice and use the language. Also, in this section, you will find grammar and fun facts not just from the stories themselves, but from the inspirations behind them, and facts about living in a Spanish country. I hope you like them. All these stories are written from my heart, and I deeply hope that you will find them funny, mysterious, romantic, or at least entertaining. That's my goal as a writer, and I hope you enjoy your time reading (and learning!) Get your copy now!
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Spanish is a wonderful language, however it can be very difficult for persons just beginning to learn. Spanish Stories for Beginners is aimed at making this process easier. The stories are written in a fast pace but simple manner that is easy to follow. Each story is loaded with new vocabularies which are highlighted within the passage and are a part of a list at the end of each story. The stories have also been divided into short passages which facilitates less distractions. The book focuses on the following topics: Myself -how to introduce yourself;give name age and address -introduce another person -say what you like -describe yourself and other persons physically Professions -You will learn how to say what you want to be come in the future -how to say different professions; teacher, athlete, doctor, nurse, farmer, engineer, librarian Weather -You will learn how to describe the weather. -You will say phrases such as the weather s good/bad, it is raining, it is cold or it is sunny exploring many exciting places. -You will learn how to say places like airport, house, school, zoo, beach, library, and restaurant. -You will also learn how to identify articles in the classroom such as desk, chair, pencils, pens, rubbers etc. You are introduced to foods, fruits and drink. You are given an extensive vocabulary for these areas -You will also learn how to say you are hungry -Modes of transportation are also introduced in the book Adjectives such as colors are other topics which are brought out in the book -The vocabulary for animals is extensively provided throughout the book. These are divided into farm animals and animals from the forest. -Greetings and salutations are explored face to face as well as on the telephone The topics are expansive but are introduced to the learner in a creative manner which is not difficult to understand. The format of the book also aids greatly in recollection of words and phrases. What are you waiting for, pick up a copy now and start learning and practicing the language now. With the help of this guide,"Spanish Short Stories for Beginners" it's time for you to become an amazing Spanish-speaker!
Level 1 - Audio and English Translation Available
Spanish for beginners: The most complete Spanish Short Stories book with AUDIO and ENGLISH Translation Get your free audio version by joining audible.com Brush up on your Spanish, improve your reading and listening skills, and make learning new vocabulary so much easier with fun and engaging Spanish stories. Reading and listening to short stories is an effective and enjoyable method to learning Spanish. You get to learn Spanish in an intuitive process of listening and seeing how the language is used with dialogue, articles and stories. Learn new words, expand your vocabulary and pick up on sentence structures. For those of you who can't just slip away from life, travel to Spain and immerse yourself in the language in order to learn it, this is your solution! Reading and listening to native-spoken Spanish stories is the next best thing. You have at your fingertips the written word AND its accompanying audio recording that allows you to: Gain a greater vocabulary that you can use immediately, every day. You will add 1,500+ Spanish words and expressions to your repertoire through the encounter of descriptive sentences and casual conversations woven throughout the stories. Sharpen your comprehension of the spoken word by listening to a native Spanish speaker. Learn how to pronounce Spanish words properly by comparing the written word to the audio recording. Familiarize yourself with a wide range of grammar structures and put them to use today. Avoid the monotonous task of memorizing grammar rules. Have the English translation to understand the grammar nuances faster. Recommended for beginners and intermediate level Spanish learners. The stories are written for new Spanish learners still learning simple present tense verbs with basic sentence patterns. A foundation of vocabulary will also help make using this book more enjoyable. How will this book improve your Spanish language skills: There is no need for a separate dictionary. Each story is FULLY translated into English, sentence by sentence so you can truly learn Spanish quickly. Each story will have a vocabulary list provided to target specific words. All stories are written using vocabulary that you could easily use in your day-to-day conversations. With these great Spanish short stories and the accompanying audio you can start improving your Spanish today!
10 Exciting Short Stories to Easily Learn Spanish and Improve Your Vocabulary
Author: Touri Language Learning
Do you know what the number 1 language learning principle is to catapult your Spanish fluency? To the enjoy the material! The biggest mistake language learners make is studying boring, difficult grammar material that causes them to fall asleep before they even speak a single word! Do you struggle with learning Spanish and conjugation overload? Do you get confused trying to figure out when to use Ser Vs. Estar? How about placing the accent in the correct place? As a beginner, in fact, studying these is not an effective use of your time nor the best way to learn a new language. Is this how children learn their language skills? Of course not. We believe that reading engaging and fun stories that you can actually understand will create an "emotional glue" between you the reader and the newly acquired knowledge. That is exactly what inspired us to continue our series of Spanish Short Stories. Enter Spanish Stories for Beginners Vol 2: You will find 10 easy-to-read, engaging, and fun stories that will not only help you to dramatically expand your vocabulary but it gives you the tools to improve your grasp of the Spanish language. Boost your comprehension, grow your vocabulary and spark your imagination with these ten unconventional Spanish short stories! All stories are written using vocabulary that you could easily use in your day-to-day conversations. The stories are written with beginner Spanish learners in mind. With that said, it is highly recommended to have a basic understanding of Spanish to achieve maximum enjoyment and effectiveness of the lessons. This program is excellent for those who want to get an introduction to the language or brush up on their Spanish language skills. How to Read Spanish Short Stories for Beginners Vol 2: Each story contains an important lesson in the Spanish language (Verbs, Adjectives, Past Tense, Giving Directions, and more), involving an interesting and entertaining story with realistic dialogues and day-to-day situations. A summary in Spanish and in English of what you just read, both to review the lesson and for you to gauge your comprehension of what the tale was about. At the end of those summaries, you'll be provided with a list of vocabulary found in the lesson, as well as phrases that you may not have understood the first time! Finally, you'll be given clever questions in Spanish, so you can prove that you learned something in the stories. Even if you have failed multiple times in the past to learn Spanish, these short stories will give you the rocket fuel you need to finally grasp the language! Act now and grab your copy of Spanish Short Stories for Beginners Vol 2 and start learning the fun way!
English Spanish Short Stories for Beginners: How to Improve Your English & Spanish by Reading Stories
An Effective Way to Improve Your Spanish Reading short stories using merge with English Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world and the number of Spanish speakers is growing every day. If you are trying to learn Spanish, I hope you will find this website helpful. All the content on this site is free and we are adding more all the time. For most people, learning a language can be quite challenging. Spanish is not a very difficult language for students who already speak English but students who already speak another Latin-based language like Italian, French or Portuguese will definitely have an easier time. The important thing is not to give up. Keep at it and you will be amazed at how things start to make sense. Why Short Stories Are the Most Effective Readings They're perfect for in-class activities Plain and simple, short stories are shorter. This means many of them can be easily digested by students during class time. Stories can read together as a class, individually or in groups. Any way you go, you'll have ample time to finish a quick read-through and get into activities and class discussion afterwards. For more information click on BUY BUTTON........................... tag:spanish for beginners,stories in spanish,spanish short stories,spanish and english,spanish learning,spanish short stories for beginners,spanish short stories intermediate,spanish language learning,spanish for children,spanish for kids,short stories in spanish for beginners,spanish intermediate,spanish practice,spanish quick study
Spanish Short Stories for Beginners: 30 Captivating Short Stories to Learn Spanish & Grow Your Vocabulary the Fun Way!
Author: My Daily Spanish
30 Spanish Short Stories for Complete Beginners One of the smartest ways to improve fluency is to read stories in your chosen language. Finding appropriate literature can be tough when you're just starting out, but this collection of 30 short stories is a fun and entertaining way of learning Spanish vocabulary and grammar. Each story is around 300 words, making them very quick reads without overwhelming you. Crafted for beginners, this is ideal for newcomers who are trying to approach fluency in a natural way. Rapidly Learn New Vocabulary Classes often emphasize the most proper way of speaking and writing a language, but that's rarely found with native speakers. These stories will help you learn how Spanish is commonly written and conveyed with natural dialogues and expressions. Following each story is a list of interesting words used in the story along with an English translation. No more reaching for an Spanish-to-English dictionary when encountering uncommon words. Grasp the Grammar Each story has a mixture of simple dialogue, descriptive sentences and everything in-between. This allows you to pick up how sentences are commonly written along with how to describe scenery, items and people, giving you an overall and detailed way of understanding the written language. Reading and Listening Skills Each story is only 300 words, giving you an engaging yet simple story that you can quickly read through. We also supply you with a free audio file so that you can follow along and understand how each word is said and how the sentences should be read. This is narrated by a native Spanish speaker, ensuring every inflection is correct. With this book you'll get: 30 short stories--each story just 300 words long, 110 pages 60 minutes of audio from a native Spanish speaker Their English translation after each paragraph If you want to improve your reading fluency as quickly and naturally as possible, then this book is ideal. Not only that, but each story is interesting, and you can read them in a matter of minutes.
More Than 500 Short Stories in 10 Easy to Read Stories
This book contains 10 enjoyable short stories of about 1,000 words each along with their respective vocabulary lists of relevant words translated into English. Each story also includes instructions on how to start reading them, improve your comprehension skills, and figure out the vocabulary before consulting the glossaries. In this book you will find: Carefully chosen vocabulary to help you learn in an easy, fast, and enjoyable way. The new words are repeated in the subsequent texts. You will eventually get to the point where you won't need to look them up in the list: imagine the instantaneous full satisfaction! Strategically written stories for you to acquire vocabulary belonging to different thematic fields: food, animals, clothes, body parts, colors, family members, climate, and school. This is a pedagogically proven method to learn a second language. Fully effective educational processes underlying the different grammatical and lexical choices all across the book. Many genres, including texts with properties of narratives, plays, scripts, or even interior monologues. This allows for a wide range of uses in grammar: tenses, word formation, and verb types. Easy to understand Spanish grammatical structures. Glossaries translated by a professional. Find the different meanings one word can have as you go on reading. Various styles with traits of: Impressionism: learn about colors, nuances and climate. Expressionism: learn how to express your feelings. Symbolism: immerse into a world full of metaphors that share the same domain, creating semantic relations in your brain whilst you read. Transcendentalism: learn about nature and technology. Enjoyable themes concerning family, friendship, love, social relationships, technology, nature, and society, i.e. globally extended concerns you will be able to talk about in another language and speak your mind freely and accurately with no language difficulties. Useful vocabulary related to the common purposes behind the willing of learning a new language, such as traveling, landscapes, means of transport, legal procedures, or food. Unexpected ends that will trigger a wide range of feelings, including happiness, joy, pride, and even a couple of stories with an open end that you can intuitively discover with hints back in the story and will probably keep you thinking for a while. Stories written by an actual bilingual native Spanish speaker. Bear in mind that these stories are meant to be read by Beginners with an intermediate level of Spanish (A2 to B2). You do NOT need to have: A great Spanish background: grammar constructions are simple. Knowledge in a highly specialized field: the lexicon belongs to common fields. A wide vocabulary extension: the final aim is that you acquire this step by step. 13+ years old: all stories are targeted at people of all ages, including children, teenagers, and adults. Years of Spanish language acquisition: just a few things will be enough for your reading to be fluent. Tired of grammar exercises? Tired of repetitive book activities? Want to give your learning process a turn towards fun and imagination? Say no more! Give yourself a nice present and start the journey.
Spanish Short Stories for Beginners + Audio Download
Spanish for beginners: The most complete Spanish Short Stories book Brush up on your Spanish, improve your reading and listening skills, and make learning new vocabulary so much easier with 11 fun and engaging Spanish stories. Reading and listening to short stories is an effective and enjoyable method to learning Spanish. For those of you who can't just slip away from life, travel to Spain and immerse yourself in the language in order to learn it, this is your solution! Reading and listening to native-spoken Spanish stories is the next best thing. You have at your fingertips the written word that allows you to: Gain a greater vocabulary that you can use immediately, every day. You will add 1,500+ Spanish words and expressions to your repertoire through the encounter of descriptive sentences and casual conversations woven throughout the stories. Sharpen your comprehension of the spoken word by listening to a native Spanish speaker. Familiarize yourself with a wide range of grammar structures and put them to use today. Avoid the monotonous task of memorizing grammar rules. Recommended for beginning and intermediate level Spanish learners. The stories are written for new Spanish learners. However, a basic understanding of Spanish is highly recommended to achieve maximum enjoyment and effectiveness of the lessons. This program is perfect for those who want to brush up on their Spanish language skills. How will this book improve your Spanish language skills: There is no need for a separate dictionary. Each story is broken down with a Spanish and English glossary that introduces you to the words and phrases you might not understand.Any Spanish to English translations needed to understand the stories are included in a mini dictionary, perfect for Kindle. A vocabulary recap at the end of each chapter allows you to review what you have read and listened to so you don't forget the essential words and expressions taught throughout the lesson. All stories are written using vocabulary that you could easily use in your day-to-day conversations. With these 11 great Spanish short stories you can start improving your Spanish today!
Read for pleasure at your level, expand your vocabulary and learn Spanish the fun way!
An unmissable collection of eight unconventional and captivating short stories for young and adult learners. "I love Olly's work - and you will too!" - Barbara Oakley, PhD, Author of New York Times bestseller A Mind for Numbers Short Stories in Spanish for Beginners has been written especially for students from beginner to intermediate level, designed to give a sense of achievement, and most importantly - enjoyment! Mapped to A2-B1 on the Common European Framework of Reference, these eight captivating stories will both entertain you, and give you a feeling of progress when reading. What does this book give you? · Eight stories in a variety of exciting genres, from science fiction and crime to history and thriller - making reading fun, while you learn a wide range of new vocabulary · Controlled language at your level, including the 1000 most frequent words, to help you progress confidently · Authentic spoken dialogues, to help you learn conversational expressions and improve your speaking ability · Pleasure! It's much easier to learn a new language when you're having fun, and research shows that if you're enjoying reading in a foreign language, you won't experience the usual feelings of frustration - 'It's too hard!' 'I don't understand!' · Accessible grammar so you learn new structures naturally, in a stress-free way Carefully curated to make learning a new language easy, these stories include key features that will support and consolidate your progress, including · A glossary for bolded words in each text · A bilingual word list · Full plot summary · Comprehension questions after each chapter. As a result, you will be able to focus on enjoying reading, delighting in your improved range of vocabulary and grasp of the language, without ever feeling overwhelmed or frustrated. From science fiction to fantasy, to crime and thrillers, Short Stories in Spanish for Beginners will make learning Spanish easy and enjoyable.
Learn Latin American Spanish Naturally
Powerful and proven, a timeless method to develop your Spanish. Build experience before you ever encounter a native speaker. Prepare for your next adventure by reading bilingual short stories in simple Spanish. 10 short stories written predominantly in the present tense and in a manner spoken throughout Latin America. This book will supercharge your confidence and solidify your foundation in Spanish.It is the most useful collection of Spanish short stories available for beginners. What's inside 10 Short Stories that are entertaining and insightful. 3 chapters per story. Chapter previews. Multiple Choice Questions to test your comprehension and the answer keys. Useful vocabulary lists at the end of each chapter for your reference and to help you review. An English translation below each paragraph. Bilingual text effectively provides contextual definitions of vocabulary often confused when using a separate dictionary. It also enables greater insight into the use of idiomatic or colloquial phrases. If you are truly a novice, an English translation will also provide the necessary assistance you need to navigate the dialog and settings. This collection of short stories is an indispensable resource that will engage your imagination transforming the learning process into something fun you can do every day! Make fewer mistakes when speaking Spanish, boost your vocabulary, and expand your comprehension. Learn faster and retain more with Spanish short stories for beginners. ¡Bienvenidos a su futuro!
8 Modern & Hilarious Short Stories to Improve Your Vocabulary; Read Original Spanish Short Stories the Fun Way to Learn Spanish
Author: Christian Stahl,World Language Institute Spain
Learn Spanish the fun way by reading hilarious and modern Spanish short stories. Students, travelers and professionals can deepen their understanding of the Spanish language by following the step-by-step process in this book. The amusing Spanish short stories will help you to grow your vocabulary and improve your comprehension of the language. This book will give you clear instructions on how to successfully improve your reading skills. The short stories are divided into easy-to-follow chapters, and each story is followed by summaries, vocabulary lists, translations and multiple choice exercises. The following short stories are fun to read and will ignite your imagination: . Aventuras en la sauna . Una familia religiosa . Un financiacion colectiva diferente . Un crucero . Visita de America . Noche de barbacoa . El eremita . La mujer de limpieza"
The most effective way to learn German is reading interesting German short stories. Here you have 100 entertaining and interesting German short stories for beginners. German for beginners can be challenging, but not with this book. All German short stories are unique and hopefully entertaining in content, and new vocabulary is gradually added at a manageable pace so you won't get overwhelmed. Towards the end of this German book you find the stories slightly more complex, but still comprehensible for beginners. This book offers an easy way of learning German for all ages. 100 German Short Stories for Beginners has been written especially for international students from beginner to intermediate level (A2-B1 on the Common European Framework of Reference). This German language learning book offers you a wide range of culturally important information you can use when you travel to Germany or study there. You also get access to one audiobook mp3 file that contains the more extensive stories.
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How does a 'Grexit' work?how sudden would it be?
What happens to people's savings?
Would Greece have to leave the EU?
Would Greece's economy improve under the drachma?
Would other countries be forced out of the euro?
What would be the impact on the rest of the world?
In a German press interview appearing on Thursday, Ms Merkel's finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble maintained that "the differences between ourselves and France are not so great." Mr Schaeuble said Mr Hollande wants more done to kickstart growth, but insisted that the French president "does not want to water down" a treaty obliging balanced budgets the Frenchman initially said he wanted to re-negotiate. "We're not talking about an easing of budgetary discipline," Mr Schaeuble insisted. A member of Mr Hollande's entourage said he was "floating ideas" but "not coming to Brussels with a Kalashnikov."
Contingency planning that diplomats called "commonsense" stems from arguably greater worries about Spain and Italy, after a report by Fitch Rating agency showed foreign investors had fled Spanish and Italian debt in huge numbers. Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said Spain did not require the support of European rescue funds, saying there were "faster instruments" — an apparent allusion to the ECB which has previously bought government bonds in sell-on markets.  that Spain otherwise ""
"Developments in Spain have confirmed the position we have supported from the start. Namely, that the crisis is a Europe-wide problem and that the way it has been dealt with so far is socially destructive and completely ineffective," Alexis Tsipras, the party's leader, who could be the next prime minister, told the Avgi newspaper. "Two years ago the crisis was related to the supposed laziness and unproductiveness of the Greeks. After two years of failure of the bailout memorandum, there is a dramatic increase in the voices calling for a policy change so as not to crash the whole European economy."
Greek politicians from all parties interpreted the Spanish deal as a sign that Athens has scope to negotiate a better deal with the EU, particularly after the election of the Socialist Francois Hollande as President in France. "What happened in Spain has great impact on Greece …
The Syriza party chief compromise so as not his final election rally in Athens, Tsipras accused his main rival,of defending German Chancellor Angela "Merkel's Europe of the past." "We guarantee the Europe of the future," he said
Socialist daily Ta Nea on Saturday said the "historic" elections were "a dilemma between keeping the euro …or risking a return to the drachma." The newspaper Eleftheros Typos, which is close to New Democracy, said: "Citizens hold the fate of Greece in their hands." For its part, Syriza's daily Avghi said: "The river does not flow backwards. Greece will turn a page with a government of the left."
Given these weaknesses, financial markets appear to be seeking evidence that more decisive steps are being considered. These would entail the stronger governments taking some responsibility for the obligations of weaker governments and of troubled national banking systems. "The traditional instruments have reached their limit," said Mr Pisani-Ferry. "That's why people are starting to consider debt mutualisation and the issue of a banking union."
GREECE sent a sigh of relief through this morning by giving a narrow election victory to a party willing to stick to the country's economic bail-out agreements and defend the euro common currency. beat off a challenge by the radical anti-austerity party Syriza and immediately promised that Greece would honour its commitments to pay off its debts and restore its public finances. "I am relieved," Mr Samaras said, after fears that the election of anti-austerity forces could have sent Greece crashing out of the euro.It is not clear exactly what sort of coalition government will emerge in the next few days butas room for easing some of the harsh conditions of the bail-out agreement, which has sent unemployment soaring to 22 per cent by cutting public spending and raising taxes. "There can't be substantial changes to the agreements but ," he said. "But there is no way out of the reforms. Greece must stick to what has been agreed. If we said to Greece, no matter what we agreed, it doesn't matter anymore, then we would get a diligently and persistently implementing their reforms."
Mr Samaras said he wanted to form a broad "government of national salvation", and promised there would be no more of the anti-austerity "adventures" in Athens that had threatened the stability of the euro and raised fears of undermining other vulnerable countries such as Spain and sparking a world-wide credit crunch. in and honour the country's commitments and foster growth," Mr Samaras said. "y, we w (austerity) policy mix with growth enhaast."
Mr Tsipras, the 37-year-old leader of Syriza, said that instead of joining a broad coalition his party would fight on as an Opposition party to try to stop the austerity package, "and use our position for the benefit of the Greek people. We must all know that the austerity measures cannot go ahead because they lack the necessary legal basis. and the government that will be formed b We will continue our struggle on Monday because we know that the future is not for those who are in fear but for those who carry on hoping."
European Union chiefs Herman Van Rompuy and Jose Manuel Barroso welcomed the result, saying they hoped to see the quick formation of a government to end the persistent uncertainty in Athens. "Today, wey sMany officials had warned in advance that concrete decisions about the eurozone would need to wait until next week's European summit. But after the G20, they said the latest talks helped guide that agenda by having European officials commit to strong measures to break the cycle of trouble between European governments and their banks. "They understand the stakes," US"You have followed the decisions of a three-party government that wants to proceed with reforms and change the country needs," Mr Samaras told deputies minutes before the vote. "We must stay in the euro according to the verdict of the Greek people."
But Greece's new finance minister warned legislators that winning any kind of reprieve from lenders will not be easy as EU and IMF officials have shown stiff resistance to any talk of renegotiation, especially one that comes with a price tag. Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras said: "We will propose an extension of the deadline beyond 2014, but the difficulty is that it requires additional financing and therefore a consensus" (in Europe). "Greece has received until now the most aid ever given a country."
The complexities of the Franco-German relationship swirled around the windswept white stage. Mrs Merkel kissed the French President on both cheeks, for example, but only after she had insisted on the need for deeper political integration in Europe, about which France is distinctly wary. "We must complete economic and monetary union at a political level," she said. "It is a Herculean task, but Europe is capable of it."
The IMF, which traditionally is led by a European, has come under fire for being too soft on Eurozone countries. So far, it has helped to bail out Greece, Portugal and Ireland, while Cyprus has also requested support. The fund said yesterday: ""
The new government in Athens is trying to find €11.7bn of cuts to meet the bailout target of cutting its deficit to under 3 per cent of GDP by the end of 2014, from 9.1 per cent last year and a peak of 15.8 per cent in 2009. The three-party coalition plans to ask the EU and the IMF to extend the 2014 deadline by two years. Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras compared Greece's predicament yesterday to what the US had endured in the 1930s. ," Mr Samaras told Bill Clinton, the former US president . It's our version of the Great Depression."
The economy, in its fifth year of recession, is expected to shrink more than 7 per cent this year, far worse than the European Commission's previous forecast of 4.7 per cent. This throws fresh doubts on whether Greece can achieve its debt-reduction targets and has raised concerns it may need another bailout or debt restructuring. "We all agree the road is difficult," said Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras. "Our choices must not nullify our ability to renegotiate and the country's ability to remain in the euro zone."
However, economists believe that Germany will struggle to drive growth in the region, with a barrage of recent gloomy data pointing towards a slowdown and even a contraction in Europe's powerhouse economy: "An end of the eurozone recession is not in sight. On the contrary, the nosedive in the euro area actually appears to have accelerated in the summer. A fall in GDP now looks likely in Germany too in the third quarter."
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The country's three-way coalition government — ms — hopes that giving Greece more time will ease the pain of the country's adjustment program, which has pushed the economy into a tailspin. "The only thing that Greece's government, its people and common sense is asking for, is to return to growth. Because an economy in a deep recession and massive unemployment cannot stand on its feet," Mr Samaras said. "And we are looking for a way for that to happen as soon as possible."
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The bill is the toughest test yet for the country's fragile four-ros ($16.5bn bailout loans and avoids bankruptcy. "Today we must confirm Greece's new credibility," Mr Samaras said. "We choose whether we want to stay in the eurozone …or return to the drachma. That is the choice."
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi Tuesday gave his blessing to a deal struck by Greece and its creditors that will have the country's aid program continue for the foreseeable future. "The ECB welcomes the deal," Mr Draghi told reporters as he left the building. "It will reduce uncertainty, and increase confidence in Europe."
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The currency in use in Cyprus is still called the euro, so why do I say the common European currency has been destroyed?
Nonetheless, it would be unfair to blame the Germans for Europe's crisis. Thirlwell argues that Europe has made a series of bad bets, bad economic bets, among them that a single currency would help convergence and be manageable, and bad political bets, that political, banking and fiscal union would follow the single currency. He says: "The original euro is not a stable system, and it cannot move to a stable system."
The European institutions will feel they have navigated through the Cyprus crisis satisfactorily, with much pain but the ship holding together. But if you're a bank depositor in the next European country that seems wobbly, will you leave your deposits where they are for your government to raid if necessary?
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Essential Oils: Just Another Health Fad?
Over the last year, I have shared a MULTITUDE of Essential Oil posts on the blog – we are regular daily uses of Essential Oils, and we firmly believze.
We also understand that our beliefs on health and wellness are VERY different than most people – we have many readers who also share the same feelings on many subjects as us, and then there are lots of people out there that simply think that Essential Oils are a fad.
They are quackery.
For some of you, they are nothing but HYPE from people who want you to “buy in” to their groups.
Most of the American public, and also medicine enthusiasts, don’t want us to share our thoughts, results, and successes with Essential Oils – they will tell you that there isn’t any scientific evidence that Essential Oils “work”… that they are dangerous – they will also tell you that most of these people (like myself) have had NO training on Essential Oils, therefore they have NO idea what they are talking about.
Why aren’t there many research studies on Essential Oils?
It’s hard to get approval and funding.As a result, they don’( ie. Testing in a lab, then on an animal, then on a human). Most conventional drug studies are funded by the Pharmaceutical industry – therefore they have little motivation to fund research on natural plant substances – they can’t easily be patented. They limit the potential for profit.
It’s hard to tell what the outcome is the result of. Essential Oi – so it’s difficult to pinpoint the one that produced the desired effect.
Essential Oils are NOT standardized. I know this well – because many people have mentioned that they can pick up at Walmart. Bed, Bath and Beyond – and even at Fry’s Food Store. They are NOT the same. There are LITTLE regulations on Essential Oils. Sure, you can pick up cheaper oils at Walmart, but they are probably made in China – oils sold at Sprouts and Whole Foods are nothing the same as Oils that are sold by other organizations with standards on distillation, planting, harvesting, and more. Many are distilled with chemicals and purely for aromatic use – they are full of toxic chemicals and that is why they are cheap and sold at your local department store.
Essential Oils are theessentially what contains the healing power of the plant. When they are used correctly, they can help bring about many health benefits.
You can find Essential Oils in the tiny structures of plants – from leaves to flowering tops, to the roots, zest, resins and even the wood.
In most (not all) cases they are extracted through steam distillation – after they are extracted, nothing should be added OR removed for maximum therapeutic benefits.
However .. in some industries, synthetic chemicals are added and some non-fragrance components are removed ~ this is quite common in many industries and this is why not all Essential Oils are the same quality (ie. Oils carried at Walmart, the Health Food store, etc.) These adulterated oils may smell fine, but they are extended with synthetic chemicals which makes them a poor value and thus gives them so little health benefit. They are not to be ingested, and in reality, I would think you should care about those going on your skin since they are laced with chemicals.
But then not everyone might agree with us on that.
You won’t hear too much about Essential Oils from your doctor, or even from medicine enthusiasts – but if you head to the National Library of Medicine you will find plenty of reading material on all kinds of Essential Oils.
You can find over 400 studies on the therapeutic effects of boswellic acids contained in Frankincense Oil
Melaleuca (Tea Tree) studies show that it is great at inhibiting the influenza virus (adios flu shot – are they really needed?)
This study on Melaleuca proves its effectiveness against the clinical isolates of antibiotics – it shows the effect on Staphylococcus that were antibiotic resistant.
This study shows that Orange Essential Oilbor… while this study also shows the same outcome using Geranium Essential Oil.
A study of several oils mentioned here on the effects of foodborne pathogens proved that the essential oils listed had antimicrobial impacts.
The list really does go on quite a bit if you poke around and do your research. There is so much good information you can really bury yourself for hours. I’m always reading, always fascinated, and always wanting to learn more. Thankfully I have a husband who shares the SAME feelings as I do.
Essential Oils are not a fad.. they are not all hype.. really though, they are not a trend. They have been mentioned over 300 times in the Bible.. referenced in 36 of 39 books in the Old Testament and 10 of the 27 books in the New Testament. Crazy, right?
Essential Oils were even used in Chinese and Egyptian medicine..
Many Essential Oils work better than modern medicine today because unlike modern medicine, the compounds in essential oils can pass into the cell wall. Not only can they be used for your personal health and wellness, they can also be used for everyday cleaning, seasonal relief, facial and body care and more.
But here’s the thing: right now, most people think that prescription drugs and vaccines are your only options. These things are pushed so heavily by a pharmaceutical industry that operates and rides on high profits. Just look at all the commercials you see on the television.. in your magazines, and even in the books at the doctor’s office.
Every time you get sick, you run to the doctor.
Instead of taking the time to diagnose why you are sick, they often times are so quick to pull out a pad of paper, and write you a prescription.
And, it’s anything but normal to not get that filled. Right? I mean, why question the prescription? After all, a doctor said it is what you should do – disregard the fact that it will wipe out all the good bacteria in your stomach.
If they are SO amazing, then why don’t you hear more about the successes of Essential Oils?
It shouldn’t be surprising that we don’t – because heaven forbid that anything jeopardize the profits in our healthcare system. Imagine if something more natural had proved beneficial in some aspect?
We could also say that about the food industry too – if eating healthy was the solution, then why does the government subsidize some of the most processed foods (via Coupons, etc.) It all comes down to profits.
In all fairness though, we do need to tell you something that might be surprising…
Essential Oils don’t always work. They are not a quick remedy for any particular issue. It’s not a substitute for eating better, and taking great care of yourself.
If you have high blood pressure and find yourself buying a pack of cigarettes at the gas station, then I hate to say it but your pills for high blood pressure aren’t going to help you improve. If you have seasonal allergies and are using a series of oils for relief, but yet you are chowing down donuts and soda for breakfast, lunch or dinner, then I hate to tell you this but your relief is never going to show up (after all, those allergies ARE related to a leaky gut and that leaky gut might just be the food choices you make – right?).
You can’t complain that your children are constantly sick, ear infections and allergies, and then roll into McDonalds, Peter Piper or grab Little Caesars multiple times a week… or run them through Sonic for an $.89 cheeseburger or $.50 corn dog and not think that what they eat plays at least some part in their health.
Essential Oils are ONE of many parts of better health – focus on better food choices (Organic, not processed), an absence of sugar, regular exercise, and spiritual support, and consistent use of Essential Oilsreally can help you on a path towards better health.
Because lifestyle changes are unbelievably hard to commit to – unless of course you have a reason TO change. Taking a pill is an easier option for most, despite the co-pay, despite the cost. We have had our share of health battles too – but overall, 2 years later, we have shifted from relying on medicine to relying on our wellness and it’s amazing to see the transformation.
In the end, they are one of several things you can have in your arsenal – I have over 200 bottles in my “Oily Arsenal” . They help me in all kinds of situations. While others pull into their pharmacy and make their doctor appointments for another one-pill quick-fix that’ll wipe out your tummy of good bacteria, we’ll stick with our quackery and pull out our oils.
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