Hi Gang, and happy Friday!I finally I posted my images, and the story of the trip, over at
(that’s the photo storytelling site I’ve been using for a few years now — it’s a wonderful way to share a trip like this).Thanks for letting me share some of my photos from the trip with you. :)Hey, I’m in Minneapolis next Wednesday, and then Milwaukee on Friday doing my seminar – hope you canBest,-Scott Camera Essentials: Canon 5D Mark IV with Larry Becker
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you’ll be familiar with all of the buttons, dials, and menus you need to know to get the most out of this powerful camera.In Case You Missed It Join Rich Harrington, motion graphic artist, author, and trainer, on location at Kelby Studios as he
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to get you well on your way to adding video story telling to your bag of tricks. First, I would like to thank
for again supporting
() in giving hope to children who have no one—children that have been abandoned and abused or orphaned.This event has become crucial for SOHK and our children. Those that participate and
help us provide the necessities that every child deserves: food, shelter, and an education. But, most importantly, the Photo Walk gives us the means to move forward in our endeavors to grow and care for the children of Kenya. The Photo Walk also provides children with security, self-esteem, and a place to call home—a place
a place where they don’t have to worry about where they will sleep at night, or if they will eat, or if they will survive this life at all. Through you, they now have a place where dreams don’t have to die, but whe a place where these children won’t be a statistic, but where they will know a future and most of all, hope.I moved to Kenya in 2008 to start this adventure. Our dream of starting a children’s home in Kenya had finally come to fruition. But, I soon learned that this dream would bring with it many heartaches and difficulties, and it was not going to be easy. These demands took a toll on me, and forced me to rethink my vision of doing this with my husband and family. I eventually realized I was going to be doing this on my own.I wasn’t aware of the depths of the issues I would be dealing with — I guess I naively thought we would have all these sweet children who no one wanted, and that we could make it all the better for them. Little did I know that I would be dealing with not only orphans, but also children who had been abandoned and brutalized — physically, emotionally, and sexually. Some issues I had only read abo problems that happen to “other people,” not to people I know and not to children. I didn’t know that these issues would become commonplace for me. I did not think about all the death I would see and experience, or that I would see children that I’d grown to care for and love die before my eyes—something you can never get accustomed to.I realized these children come with emotional and psychological scars? that need to be addressed, and they would need healing. I have found out that cute little street boys grow up and can turn into angry young men, and they need counseling and healing. I know now that these children have been hurt deeply — some have been tossed away like rubbish their entire lives. They have had no love or guidance by a parental figure, man or woman. These children have been failed in every way imaginable. These are young people who have been fending for themselves and looking for someone or something to hold on to all of their lives. I did not know that that person would be me.I am happy to say that we have worked hard, and through experience SOHK has become a place that with love, care, professional counseling, and encouragement we are turning the tides for these children. We diligently work hard to reunite children with extended family members within healthy home situations, so that these children can have real family experiences to thrive and grow. Some of our children have found forever families through adoption, but in many situations, this is not an option.Many cannot be reunited or adopted, and that is when we step in and be the family they so desperately need. We have so many success stories, like
and , who had no future but the streets or death.
came to us malnourished and we later found out needed two major heart surgeries. , whose mother died tragically, had nowhere to go. Sometimes I fear to think of where these children would be, or if they would even be alive, if it were not for SOHK and people like you supporting us through the Photo Walk.Springs of Hope Kenya is not only a home to all of these beautiful children, it is a beacon of hope and opportunity in our community. We employ more than 50 people, which helps the people in our community support themselves and their families, and enables them to educate their children. Our sewing center, Bagamoyo, trains women and men living with HIV, and once they are trained we provide jobs for them. They can then support themselves, go to their clinics, and support their children (see
story).Our goal is to help keep them healthy and prevent their children from being the future orphans of Kenya. We are working with ., from the University of South Florida, to create a program called SEERS (Stigma Reduction Through Education, Empowerment, and Research) in our community, along with youth in schools and colleges. The goal is to educate them on HIV/AIDS to reduce the stigma among the youth in our community.We also help many people living in poverty in our community. We provide education for locals who cannot afford to go to school. We work with the Lions Club to facilitate eye clinics for children in our local schools. We provide local education and training for caregivers and teachers dealing with children who come from traumatic backgrounds. These are just a few of the ways you are helping SOHK to make an impact in the world.Our goals are big and, again, we are so grateful to Scott Kelby’s Worldwide Photo Walk for helping us attain them. We are determined to be self-sustaining, and we know that we need a viable plan for the future of SOHK and our children. We are currently working on these three projects:Bagamoyo: Again, this program creates jobs and training through making beautiful bags from African materials. We are working on selling them in the U.S. online and locally in Kenya. While we’re also helping the people making the bags, the goal is to use the funds made from selling them to support our children.Farming: We have started to grow our own crops—agriculture is the number one business in Kenya. Our goal is to cut food costs and sell food to our community, which will help with the cost of our children’s home. We have a vision of milking cows and raising chickens, along with maintaining two greenhouses. We also plan to use this program as an educational opportunity for our children.Kambi Amani (Camp Peace) Eco-Camp: This project has been in the works for a few years. It is a beautiful camp built to sustain, train, and provide hope for our children. While we have been able to open the camp, we have had to work in stages to complete it. This program creates jobs for our former street children and orphans through training and through tourism and hospitality. It also serves the local community through employment opportunities, and revenue from this project goes to the future education of our children. By building basic camping and luxury camping experiences for tourists and missionaries, this will, in turn, bring awareness to SOHK, and the orphans of Kenya, along with the beautiful natural environment of Kenya. SOHK plans to make the camp available during downtime for locals to rent for weddings, company retreats, and other events. This will enable us to raise funds year-round and not just in high season. Kambi Amani (Peace Camp) is a labor of love for our children.Looking to the future, we want to make sure we can continue serving children who have no one in this world. We want to be able to support them and their education without asking for
in the future. But, we have found the old saying to be true, “It takes money to make money.” To Complete Kambi Amani Eco-Camp we have to raise $100,000 USD. This is a lot!!! I know. But, we really wanted everyone who has diligently
through the Photo Walk to understand and be fully aware of what we are all about, and to also let you know that you are making a difference!So, despite all the suffering, the heartache, and the questions of “why?” ?because of you, we get to see children who have no one being loved daily! ?Babies that come to us malnourished and near death become healthy and full-of-life and hope. Boys who once had no hope of education are now looking forward to attending college and having a future. Women and men who lived with the stigma of HIV/AIDS and no self-worth are building their self-esteem and getting a new lease on life.We get to witness God’s miracles everyday. You are making a difference! Large or small it all matters in the end!Love and Peace,Molly Waits Springs of Hope KenyaEditor’s Note:The Fundraiser is hosted with IndieGoGo’, which allows 100% of the
to go directly to the Springs of Hope. All your
are secure and protected via x We’re only 19-days away from the big day, and so I thought I’d give you a quick briefing on where we are to date:We have currently active photo walks in over 1,006 citiesWe have another 56 photo walks in draft mode, so the leader of each is working on making it active.We have approved a total of 1,356 photo walks altogether, but about 300 of those never activated their walks (so they sign got approved, but never went back and created the walk they were approved for).We have over 10,730 walkers registered so far.We have raised $6,502 for the Springs of Hope Orphanage via your donations
(17% of our $35,000 goal).So far, our T-shirt sales have brought in approximately $3,000 for the Orphanage as wellOur total raised so far
(donations & t-shirt sales) is nearly $10,000 (well, give or take $448) so we’re well on our way!!! :)New black T-shirts this year! (100% of the profits go to Springs of Hope) Order your shirts now, so you have a chance to get yours before the walk, and you can wear it proudly at the walk. Closing New Walk Applications At this point, we’ve approved over 1,000 photo walks around the world, but some leaders never went and activated their walks, and we’re getting so close to the October 1st walk date, that we’re cutting off the applications for new walks, so we can all focus on getting the word out about the walks that are set-up and running.I’m hosting the local walk in Venice, Italy… …and I couldn’t be more excited. It’s been nine years (I think) since I’ve been there, and I can’t wait to go back and make some new images of that wonderful city. Also, I’m taking a trip up to the Dolomite Mountains which is an area I’ve wanted to visit for years. Looking forward to meeting every one there for our walk.If you haven’t joined a photo walk yet… It’s not too late. Check to see if there’s a walk near you –That’s it for this quick update. :)Hope you have a rockin’ Tuesday!Best,-Scott Hi Gang: Thanks to all the KelbyOne members who tuned in to catch my “Iceland Landscape Adventure” members-only Webcast on Thursday. One thing I didn’t get to cover on the Webcast was a look at the backpack I took with me on the photo trip — the Vanguard Quivio 44.I did a quick field review for you (below) with what I what I wish were different, what the bag does best.xIf this bag looks like the one you’ve been looking for, . It’s $169 at B&H.Tomorrow I’ll have an update on my 9th Annual Worldwide Photo Walk, so I hope you’ll check back then. :)Have a great Monday. Well…you know what I mean. ;-)Best,-ScottP.S. Next week: I’m in Minneapolis on Wednesday September 21st, and then Milwaukee on Friday the 23rd with my “Shoot Like a Pro Tour: Reloaded.” Come on out and spend the day with me. 1victoriatourist 维多利亚旅行者 男士商务斜挎包 39.9元_天猫精选优惠_发现值得买_什么值得买
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根据问他()知识点分析，
试题“When I woke next morning, I wa...”，相似的试题还有：
阅读下面短文，根据以下要求：1)括号内汉语提示；2)该词首字母提示；3)上下文语境提示,在每个空格内填入一个适当的英语单词使短文通顺，所填单词要求拼写正确，形式符合英语表达习惯。(请将答案抄到答案卷上)I’m glad to hear ___1___you. I know you’re
dying to h___2___ about my life here. I’m
still trying to adapt ___3____ the conditions here. The other days I visited a
___4____(偏远的)village
with another teacher. We walked for two and a half h____5___ to get there. We
s___6___a day in the home of Tombe, one of my students。The
hut was d___7___ inside so it took time for my eyes to adjust. We also had a
meal there. I don’t speak much of the __8___(当地的)English dialect yet, so
I could not _____9______(参加) in their conversation.
Luckily, Tombe could act as our interpreter. We left the village the next
morning. It was
s__10__ a privilege to have spent a day with Tombe’s family.
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36---55 各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。
A year ago, I paid no attention
to English idioms(习语), though my teacher emphasized (强调)the importance again and again. But soon, the
importance of English idioms was shown
36 an amusing
experience.One day, I
to meet an English man
on the road, and soon we began to talk. As I
how I was studying English, the foreigner seemed to be
gently shaking his head, shrugging (耸一耸) his shoulders, saying, “You don't say!” “You don't say!” I was
puzzled. I thought, perhaps this is not an proper topic. Well, I'd
40 change the topic. So I said to him. “Well.
we talk about the Great Wall?
way, have you ever
there?” “Certainly , everyone
back home will laugh at me if I leave China without seeing
44 . It was magnificent.” He was
thought when I began to talk
tourist guide, “The Great Wall is one of the wonders in the world. We are very
of it.” Soon I was interrupted again by his order... “You don't say!” I
couldn't help asking, “Why do you ask me
it”? “Well, I didn't request you to do
answered, greatly
.I said, “Didn't you say 'you
don't say'?”
this, the Englishman laughed to
tears. He began to
52 , “ 'You don't say' actually
means 'really?' It is an
of surprise. Perhaps
you don't pay attention to English idioms.”
did I know I have made a fool of
.Since then
I have been more careful with idiomatic expressions.1.A. in
D. to2.A. came
D. wanted3.A. would talk
C. was to talk
was talking4.A.
understood
B. understanding
C. surprised
D. surprising5.A.
D. like6.A.
D. been9.A.
D. something10.A.
D. losed11.A.
D. like12.A.
D. familiar13.A.
C. not to talk
not talking14.A.
C. anything
D. me a favour15.A.
encouraged
B. frightened
D. surprised16.A.
D. Listening17.A.
D. say18.A.
experience
B. expression
C. explanation
D. example19.A.
D. Only20.A. me
D. somebody
根据短文的意思和结构，选择方框中合适的词并用其恰当形式填空。(每词只用一次)conscious
whileYou won't believe what happened two days ago.
It was a Wednesday evening
and my roommate was out for the night. I was feeling a little 1so
I decided to make something to eat. I went down to the kitchen to fix myself
some toast. I put two slices of bread into the toaster and decided to watch
some TV while I2…I must have been very tired because I soon fell 3.
I woke up what seemed like
seconds later, in my front yard, coughing and staring up at some 4 .They told me that my toaster had caught fire while I was asleep and the
flames quickly
5 to the curtains on my kitchen window. In no
time it seemed my whole 6 was on fire and smoke filled my
entire house… My neighbour, 7 , saw the smoke and called the
fire department. When they got to my home the fire had spread from the kitchen
into the living room and the house was
8 with smoke. Two of
the firemen broke down my front door with an axe
others were putting out the fire with water. They found me lying 10 on my sofa. If they had come only 5 minutes later I don't think I would be
here today talking about it.