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Pleasantly rose next morn the sun on the village of Grand-Pré.Pleasantly gleamed in the soft, sweet air the Basin of Minas,the ships, with their wavering shadows, were riding at anchor.Life had long been astir in the village, and clamorous laborKnocked with its hundred hands at the golden gates of the morning.Now from the country around, from the farms and neighboring hamlets,Came in their holiday dresses the blithe Acadian peasants.Many a glad good-morrow and jocund laugh from the young folkMade the bright air brighter, as up from the numerous meadows,Where no path could be seen but the track of wheels in the greensward,Group after group appeared, and joined, or passed on the highway.Long ere noon, in the village all sounds of labor were silenced.Thronged were the streets with people; and noisy groups at the house-doorsSat in the cheerful sun, and rejoiced and gossiped together.Every house was an inn, where all were welcomed and feasted;For with this simple people, who lived like brothers together,All things were held in common, and what one had was another's.Yet under Benedict's roof hospitality seemed more abundant:For Evangeline stood among the guests of her father;Bright was her face with smiles, and words of welcome and gladnessFell from her beautiful lips, and blessed the cup as she gave it.
Address: 757 Union Street, Murfreesboro, N.C. 27855Directions: MapParking: Men's and Women's SwimmingYear Opened: September 10, 2015Lanes: 6Sports: Men's Swimming Women's SwimmingHome: Facilities HomepageAbout Bynum Brown Aquatic CenterOn September 10, 2015, Chowan University reopened its doors to the pool after 13 years. With a blue ribbon cutting ceremony, the Bynum Brown Aquatic Center was officially opened and gave birth the Chowan's first-ever swim team. The Bynum Brown Aquatic Center is home to Chowan University's men's and women's swim teams. Both teams host opponents for home meets at the center. It boasts a locker room for each varsity team with direct pool deck access. with plenty of storage for training apparatuses and pool equipment, the center also has two coaches offices directly off the pool deck.The Aquatic Center was built with large windows to provide plenty of natural light and warmth during the winter months. The pool itself is 25 meters in length and is six lanes in width. Around the pool you will find a Rubaroc deck covering for a soft cushion and slip resistant surface. The pool is equipped with a Colorado Timing System to ensure finish accuracy. The Hawks swim teams have hosted dual, double-duals, and tri-meets in the aquatic center. Spectator seating is located on the perimeter of the pool deck where fans have the opportunity for a close up experience with all the competitive action in the pool.
The design continued throughout the day of, with a wedding program featuring laser cut details and a rose gold ribbon. The color scheme and rosy laser cut details are carried through to the menus as well. The Ketubah (Jewish marriage contract) included both Hebrew and English. An intricate laser cut tree design was mounted on a sheet of rose gold foil. Their initials are engraved in the tree!
Hard work and persistence paved Judge Robert Altice Jr.'s path to the bench As a young man, Judge Robert R. Altice Jr. (J.D. '87) was so unfamiliar with entering law school that he submitted his application too late to be accepted.But that slight misstep early on did not keep him from a distinguished career that led to a seat on the Indiana Court of Appeals, the second-highest court in the state. Support from his family and a tenacious spirit allowed Altice to overcome the challenges he faced as a first-generation college student and rise to the top of his field.Ascending the Legal RanksAltice began his legal career in Kansas City handling felony cases under Jackson County Prosecutor Albert Riederer. He remembers starting in the office his first day after passing the bar. Sitting at his desk, the boss came up with a stack of papers saying, \"These are yours. There's a couple of murders in there. Get 'em worked up and get 'em ready for trial,\" Altice recalled. \"They really kind of threw you in there.\"After leaving the prosecutor's office, Altice focused on medical malpractice defense at the Kansas City law firm of Shughart Thomson & Kilroy, which later merged with the firm that is now Polsinello. Altice's memories from Kansas City include learning the ropes from assistant prosecutor Patrick Hall and taking law school classes taught by Professor Jack Balkin.Altice and his family moved to Indianapolis in 1992. After a stint in private practice, Altice joined the Marion County prosecutor's office in 1994. He later won election and served on the Marion County Superior Court when then-Gov. Mike Pence appointed him to the court of appeals in 2015.Altice had applied for a seat on the court of appeals twice before and had already decided his third attempt would be his last. Altice got to share high-fives and leaps of joy with friends upon getting word of his appointment when the governor's call came while Altice was on the golf course.After calling his wife and parents, Altice had time to reflect. \"I felt like my hard work and my parents' many sacrifices had paid off,\" he recalled. \"I also thought about the huge responsibility I was about to take on and what an honor it was to be selected.\"Altice's parents robed him at his investiture.Humble BeginningAfter missing that law school application deadline, Altice took a detour and earned a master's in criminal justice administration at what is now the University of Central Missouri. The silver lining to that change of plans, he said, is that he improved his grades from his undergraduate years and gained the confidence to succeed in law school.Altice's parents, Robert and Louis, both from Rocky Mount, Virginia, instilled that drive to succeed in their son. Altice's father parlayed postsecondary training at an electronics school in Springfield, Missouri, into a long career repairing business equipment -- everything from calculators to computers. His dad's promotions kept the family on the move, including stops in New Jersey, Ohio and Kansas.\"They talked about their struggles and their lack of education,\" he said. \"I just think they say (college) as the way to be more successful than they were, (and) when you eventually raise a family, to be successful at that as well.\" Personal SuccessIn addition to pursuing his college education, Altice also prioritized his family life. He met his wide, Kris Altice (J.D. '89) when they were undergraduates at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Later, Kris joined him in Kansas City and she pursued a law career herself. Kris currently works as general counsel at the Indianapolis construction company Shiel Sexton.Kris' appreciation for her husband's accomplishments stems in part from their contrasting upbringing, starting with the fact that she lived in the same house throughout her entire childhood.The world of college was hardly a mystery to her when it came time to apply. Her parents met while attending Purdue University, and her mother served on the board of trustees at DePauw University. At age 33, and as the mother of five children, Kris' mom went back to school to earn her law degree, landing a position at a large Indianapolis law firm.Small-town success stories typically involve kids whose parents were community leaders, like the sheriff of the superintendent or the principal, Kris said. Less frequent, Kris continued, is the tale of a boy who came from a family where the dad fixed typewriters and the mom prided herself on how she folded the laundry and cleaned the house. \"He came from nothing,\" she said. \"He has an appreciation for all walks of life. He can befriend the wallflower, and he knows how to connect with people and reach out. He works hard, and when he says he is going to do something, he gets it done.\"Her husband's transient childhood molded him into an extrovert, Kris said. He's the kind of guy who would befriend the elevator operator when such positions still existed, she said. The \"overwhelming delight\" of the overflow crowd at the ceremony marking his appointment to the court of appeals demonstrated the friendship and respect her husband enjoys.The couple has two children: Kathleen, 27, and Jack, 30. Both kids followed in their parents' footsteps to attend Miami University. The Altices also have a niece who graduated from the UMKC School of Law this year.An Honorable AchievementAltice's parents are now retired and living in Tulsa, Oklahoma. All three of their children graduated from college, an accomplishment that brings them great pride.Kris said it's likely that if you run into her mother-in-law at the grocery store, she will find a way to work in that she has a son who is a judge. And notes or cards from her always come addressed to the Hon. Robert R. Altice Jr.\"It's hysterical,\" Kris said. \"There's no 'Bob.' She is so darn proud. It is just absolutely amazing. It brings tears to her eyes thinking about it.\" Jun 30, 2022
Chanel celebrity makeup artist Kate Lee met Hathaway, 31, after the Oscar-winning actress saw Lee's red-carpet makeup on Keira Knightley and booked her for the 2007 SAG Awards. Fast-forward six years, and Lee has been chasing Hathaway around the globe for press junkets, premieres and every major awards show ever since. \"It's safe to say that 2013 was a grand-slam year for Annie,\" says Lee, who created Hathaway's glowing skin and rose lips on Oscar night. However, one of her most memorable beauty moments was Hathaway's cat eye at the Costume Designers Guild Awards. The doe-eyed beauty tends to gravitate toward a clean palette, but when Lee saw Hathaway's gilded Gucci minidress for the evening, she immediately thought of model Peggy Moffitt. \"I wanted a bold, modern look and something a little daring to balance out the dress,\" says Lee. \"It's also easy to go toward the 1960s since Annie's short hair lends itself so well to that aesthetic.\" To capture a \"mix of modern and vintage,\" Lee used Laura Mercier liquid liner on the upper and lower lash lines, drawing a sharp line up and out. She added Chanel's metallic-flecked charcoal Mirifique shadow (\"for a little sparkle and intensity\") and finished with two glossy coats of Chanel Inimitable mascara on the top and bottom lashes. Says Lee, \"I figured the costume folks would appreciate a little extra va-va-voom!\" 59ce067264