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Adriana Lima, Tear Sheet magazine

Tags: Adriana Lima, Brazilian model, supermodel, Victoria's Secret, modeling tips, San Salvador, fashion show

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Lauren Santo Domingo, Greenwich magazine

Tags: Lauren Santo Domingo, Lauren Davis, Moda Operandi, Greenwich, Ronald Davis, Perrier Group, APT with LSD, Vogue, Anna Wintour, Jack and Lazaro, Carolina Herrera, J. Mendel, Indre Rockefeller, Hayley Bloomingdale, Ashley Bryan, Andres Santo Domingo, Caroline Palmer, Derek Blasberg, Mollie Ruprecht, Nina Ricci, Carven, Margherita Missoni, Anne Nolte, Sassy magazine, Greenwich Academy, Felicity Foote, Proenza Schouler, Zac Posen, Phillip Lim, Kent, USC, Vanity Fair's International Best Dressed List, Garden Caterers, Terra, Abigail Fox Designs, Antique & Artisan Center, Tod's Point, Save Venice, Costume Institute, Guardian Scholars, Bronson Van Wyck

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Life's a Song, Westport magazine

Tags: Pasek & Paul, Justin Paul, Benj Pasek, music composers, music duo, Dear Evan Hansen, La La Land, The Greatest Showman, Dogfight, Westport CT, Staples Players, David Roth, Kerry Long, Merrily We Roll Along, Stephen Schwartz, University of Michigan, Long Lots Elementary School, Ardmore PA, Rhonda Paul, EGOT, Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony

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I'll Take Ding Dong Ditch Over Fortnite Any Day, The Washington Post

It was 10:30 p.m. on New Year’s Eve 2018. I found three boys, rolled into fetal positions near two sets of outlets in my bedroom. Their eyes appeared rabid as their fingers worked furiously on cellphones they gripped like straws over plates of white lines at Studio 54 in 1978. The analogy isn’t hyperbole; some experts say video gaming affects the frontal cortex and raises dopamine levels just like drugs or sex. Considering their all-consuming obsession and the lack of social skills developing in our little screen junkies, we may not have to worry so much about the latter. Until they move back home into the basement, with their Wii and virginity, in their late 20s. CONTINUE TO FULL STORY: Copy and paste this link into your browser to go directly to the story online: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/01/07/ding-dong-ditch-is-good-parenting-age-fortnite/?utm_term=.f35be94808e8

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The New Normal, Greenwich magazine

Tags: autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder, CDC, Autism Speaks, Bob Wright, Suzanne Wright, Allison Ziering Walmark, Ethan Walmark, Dr. Jennifer Lee, St. Vincent's Autism and Developmental Services, Asperger's Syndrome, Rett Syndrome, PDD-NOS, DSM-5, Dr. William  Horn, Dr. Andrew Wakefield, PANDAS, autism risk, Abilis, Association for Science in Autism Treatment, autism in Connecticut, Autism Cares, BACB, The Center for Growth & Development, CT Autism Spectrum Resource Center, CT Music Therapy, FAP, Giant Steps School, The Kennedy Center, Kidworks of Westport, Lyme Induced Autism, Medclaims Liaison, National Autism Center, Roses for Autism, The Seed Center, Quackwatch, autism diagnosis, autism treatment, The New Normal, autism and Fairfield County

 

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Big Picture: Scott Pelley's Passion for Photography and the Global Stories Behind Some of His Favorite Images, New Canaan Darien magazine

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Bonus Sidebar: Pelley’s Photography Tips

1.     It is all about the light. It’s well worth it to get up before dawn and set up on your subject and wait for that early morning light to hit, and the same is true for the sunset light; everything becomes explosively colorful that way. When shooting outside, the greatest part of the day is useless. You have 90 minutes in the morning and 90 minutes in evening. Everything else will be disappointing in my view.

2.     With wildlife photography, patience is key. Find a place and settle in and wait and wait. Let the animals come to you. You can’t chase them, or you’ll have lots of pictures of animal butts!

3.     Use a shutter speed that is very high so that the sharpness of the picture expresses the content. You want to capture the real crystal Christmas of it. That has to do with f-stops and shutter speeds, particularly with wildlife.

4.     Buy the fastest lenses you can afford. A fast lens is the reflection of the lens’s greatest aperture. This gives photographers a real flexibility as far as the f-stops and shutter speeds to control depth of field and the quality of the picture.

5.     Keep a camera with you all the time and shoot, shoot, shoot.

6.     Look for things that other people don’t see. Present familiar ideas in a way that makes the viewer see them for the first time, in a way they’ve never seen them before, and gives an understanding of the subject that they’ve never had before. That’s the definition of artistry.

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The Write Stuff; Greenwich magazine

The Write Stuff, behind the stories, writing tips, writing advice, On Cloud Nine, the Ultimate Wingman, Joe Howley, Greenwich, Stuart Weitzman, Airport Roulette, Lara Spencer, Good Morning America, David Tutera, Port Chester, Reed Krakoff, Barneys, Brioni CEO, Joe Barrato, Pilatus aircraft, Patient Airlift Services, Port-de-Paix, Haiti, volunteer pilot

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Joe Fresh Fall Lookbook

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