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EverytimeyouvisitDisneyWorld,there'ssomethingnewtosee.Whatbeganin1971astheMagicKingdomnowludesthehigh-tech,movie-madDisneyandAnimalKingdom.Eachtimetheparkexpands(擴(kuò)大sodoyourchancestospendmoneyHowcanyouAsafamilyguidetoDisneyWorld,I'vebeentotheparkmorethan25times--withmykids,andI'vedevelopedafewmoney-savingtipsforBuytheFive- HopperEvenifyou'revisitingforfewerdays,it'sadeal.(Thepass$229forvisitorsaged10andup.$183forkidsagedthreetonineand forkidsunderthree.)Withoutthepass,you'llhavetopay y(單獨地)forPleasureIslandandthewaterparks.AsingletriptoBlizzardBeach,forexample,wouldcostafamilyoffour$DineOutatThepricesatsomeofthenicerrestaurants,especiallythoseinEpcot'sWorldShowcase,aremuchloweratnoontimethanat

othertime.It'swisetomakereservations預(yù)訂beforeyouleavehome.Call407-W-DISNEY.eaGoldCardFor$65,youcangetaMagicKingdomClubGoldCard1-800-56-DISNEY).Cardholdersgetupto20%offDisneyhorooms,pluspricesoncharacterbreakfast,themeparkticketsandgoodsfromDisneystores.Don'tPayExtratoSeeaCharacter-themedinnershowsareexpensive,costingafamilyoffourabout$140,andevenacharacterbreakfast,whereMickeyorDonaldDuckjoinsyouforcakes,cansetyouback$50.Ifyoudon'thaveenoughmoney,trytomeetthecharactersinsidethethemeparksandatin-parkshows.YoucanwatchtheDiamondHorseshoeshow,forexample,intheMagicKingdomfornoadditionalcost,whilethesimilarlythemedHoop-Dee-DooMusicalRevueneedsexpensiveWaitUntil ofYourTriptoBuySouvenirs(紀(jì)念品)Bythen,thekidswillreallyknowwhattheywant,andyouwon'twastemoneyonexpensivethings.1Ifyouareshortofmoney,thewritersuggestsyoushould.buythingsforthekidsfromDisneybuysouvenirsatthebeginningofthemakeatriptoBlizzardhaveyourmealsoutatnoonAmericancountrymusic,alsoknownascountrywesternmusic,hasaverylonghistory.Itcomesfromthefolksongsofimmigrants(移民)fromtheGreatBritain.Countrymusicusessimplemusicandwordstoexpress

feelingssuchasloneliness,love,andsadness.Thatistosay,countrymusicdescribeslife.Ittalksaboutfriendsandenemies,trucksandroads,farmsandcrops.Peopleinmanypartsoftheworldlikecountrymusicbecauseeveryonecanunderstandwhatthemusicisabout.ItisbelievedthatcountrywesternmusicbecamepopularfirstamongcowboysintheAmericanwestcountryside.Cowboyshadtotakecareofcowsdayandnight.Whentheywerealonewiththecows,theysangbeautifulandpeacefulsongstocalmtheanimalsandtogetovertheirownfear.Theywerenotwell-educatedandthustheysangaboutdailylifeinverysimplewords.Theyyedguitars,violins,andotherinstruments.IntheAmericanSouth,manypeopleaddedinstrumentsfromtheirhomes,likebottlesandspoons.WhencowboysvisitedtheirfriendsandfamiliesonholidayslikeThanksgiving,theyusuallysangandyedcountrywesternmusic.Inrecentyears,manymusicianshavemadecountrywesternmusicalittledifferentfromtheoneinthepast.Thesechangesmakethesongssoundevenbetter.TodaysingerssuchasGarthBrooks,RebaMcEntire,EmmylouHarris,LyleLovett,EddieRabbitt,LeAnnRimes,RandyTravis,andagroupcalledAlabamaaresingingandyingindifferentstyles.Theyhavebroughtcountrywesternmusicmoreandmorefansfromallovertheworld.WhichoftheseismentionedintheManycountrymusicsingersarenotwell-CowboyssangtotheiranimalswhentheywereatForcowboys,lifeinthosedayswasbusyandEarlyimmigrantslivedaverysimple

Spendingjustafewhoursaweekonlinemaymakepeoplefeelmoresociallyisolated(孤立的),lonelyanddown-hearted,accordingtoatwo-yearstudyofnearly100familieswithInteaccess(上網(wǎng))."Weweresurprisedtofindthatasocialtechnologyhassucheffects(影響)onsocialcommunications,"theleadauthor,Dr.RobertKrautofCarnegieMellonUniversityinPittsburgh,Pennsylvania,saidinastatementtothepress(界).Thefindingssuggestthat"ratherthanencouragestudentstousetheIntealoneforresearch,example,teachersmightgivepupilsonlinegroup completewithclassmates.Localgroupsmightbuildwebsitesthat

neighborstodiscusslocalaffairs地方事務(wù)2"Beforethetechnologydevelopsandcanbereallymorebeneficial,peopleshouldcontroltheirwishestousemuchoftheInte,"Dr.Krautandotherexpertsadvise.Inordertolimit(限制)andmonitortheirchildren'suse,andencouragefamilyactivities,parentsmightconsiderputtingthecomputerinthelivingroom,ratherthanachild'sroom,theysuggest.Dr.Krautalsosuggeststhatwhensurfingonthe,whenchattingwithstrangersonth,childrenshouldnotusetheirrealnames,andthattheyshouldnotltheaddress,ephonenumberorparents'namestothestrangers.

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