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Stand on Your Head and Laugh - Kids These Days by Lady Camelot

Over the course of spring and summer breaks, my teenage kids
find multiple ways to antagonize me. One of my daughter’s
favorite complaints is, “…I’m bored. There is nothing to do.”
Of course, my response is always, “…there’s plenty of things
to do,” with a continuation of the myriad listing of ideas,
tasks and other events in which she can partake. Ideally, she
would have me take her mall shopping, cruising the beach strip,
and ultimately become her sole entertainment planner and
provider during her “vacation” period.

Suddenly, it dawns on me that I was once the tyrannical 10-year
old who “had nothing to do…” My dad’s sharp but justifiable
reply to me then was, “…stand on your head and laugh.” That
was, of course, at a time when television wasn’t quite as
controversial and diverse as it is today. I can’t even begin to
imagine the many channels my kids have at their disposal. I
think I stopped count after 300-something. If movies aren’t on
their menu, then they’ve got the ultimate in gaming audio - not
only the Sony Playstation, but also the Sony II, Sega Genesis,
and many handheld computer games as well.

Not being a house-recluse myself, I always preferred enjoyment
of the great outdoors. Okay, we didn’t live on a mountainside,
but our backyard was equally just as fun. Whether it was
catching frogs, playing in tadpole-infested puddles, playing
Frisbee or ball with the family dog, playing Marco-Polo,
Redlight-Greenlight, Simon Says, softball, jump rope, hopscotch,
bicycling, soccer, tether ball, roller-skating, volley ball,
tennis, sprint-racing, or simply sitting on green, dewy grass -
there were ample things to do.

Kids growing up in the 1970s despised rainy days. We didn’t have
the cool conveyances that children have in modern society. Back
then, if it rained - you’re “vacation” or “school in-service
day” was shot. We actually had to find things to do with our
time - like reading, drawing, and listening to music. If we were
fortunate, we had some type of talent that we could indulge in -
resorting to playing guitar, singing, painting or cooking. And
yes, kids actually had to turn on a stove to cook the infamous
Ramen Noodles. Today, microwave has made cooking a breeze.
Specially marked packages of mac-n-cheese, and many other
easy-to-cook foods are now microwavable. No longer do we have to
wait forever for a quick snack. Mealtime is mere seconds away.

Television. Saturdays were the ultimate in animated television
programming. I still recall wasting my morning sleep on 7am
Saturday mornings just so I could go and watch Scooby-Doo.
Because then, Saturday morning was the ONLY time kids could
watch cartoons. During the remainder of the week, there were
three channels - not including public television. And worst of
all, if the President was holding a press conference, he was on
ALL three channels. Needless to say, kids didn’t have the
infinite viewing options then as they do today.

Phone. Years ago, we would have marveled at the now common
“touch-tone” and “cordless” phone. Our minds would’ve been blown
by global “walkie-talkies,” (now called cellular phones) - not
to mention Internet access. Of course that was a different time
though.

Extracurricular Activities. Swimming would’ve been one of my
favorite pastimes. I said, “… would have been,” because back
then, families had to travel miles to get to the nearest public
pool or swimming hole. At that time, commercial pool clubs were
far and few between, and if you couldn’t afford a membership -
well, then you had the rare pleasure of “running through a
sprinkler” on hot, humid days. Even with our own private
in-ground pool, my teenagers are sometimes “too tired” or “just
don’t feel like swimming.” Modern generations of kids never
cease to amaze me. Even with so many choices available to them,
they still cannot seem to get “un bored.”

In conclusion, after all efforts have been depleted, I simply
tell them to “Stand on your head and laugh.”

© 2004 Lady Camelot

Lady Camelot currently serves as the Public Relations’ Director
for www.holisticjunction.com

[All work by author is copyright protected. If you would like to
use this article, please contact the author for permission.]

The digital camera is the single hottest item that will change the way we take photographs since the Polaroid Instamatic camera. Combined with your computer it is not only a wonderful accessory to the modern day computer set up but it is a useful took for instant photographs that can be loaded on your computer and emailed to a relative in a matter of minutes. Now add the modern Photo Quality ink jet printer and you will never need to ever develop a roll of film gain.

The digital camera has involved from a single 1 mega pixel quality photo to cameras that are over 10 mega pixels for huge print sizes. The quality of digital photographs is amazing now. So where do you start? The decision of which camera best fits your needs is a tough question but with a little research you will find not only the best camera but you will find the proper lenses filters, wide angle lenses, external flash, tripods, and everything you need to start taking photographs like a professional.

The digital camera is also the key in a new field of photography called Chromakey Photography. In chromakey photography, you use either a green or blue background and with special photograph software like PhotoShop or Corel Paint you can edit out the background and replace it with thousands of prepared backgrounds from indoors to outdoor backgrounds. Your imagination is the only limit.

If you are considering a digital camera as your next camera be sure to do some serious research and check out many of the wonderful websites on the internet. Decide your major tasks you will ask of your d-camera then accordingly purchase the proper pixel size with the options you desire. Sound too simple? Just check out a few of the many great websites on digital camera reviews and begin narrowing down the digital camera that you really want.

Dennis Evans owns and operates a business called CopyCat Photo Restoration. Digital cameras have long replaced my 35 mm cameras and opened the horizons in my business. Please check out my web site and check out all the articles on digital camera comparisons and accessories. My web site is http://copycatphotography.com/

1. Your Most Valuable Asset

A mailing list of valued customers is the single most important
asset you have. Loyal customers will spend an average of five
times more in your business than new customers. Plus it costs
ten times more to acquire a new customer.

When choosing a mailing list, first identify your best customer.
What is their age, income level, and geography?

Then identify your “perfect” customer. Select mailing lists
which match your perfect customer profile. If you’re selling
business to business, select the type of business, number of
employees and geography, then tailor your message to this
audience.

2. The Three Most Effective Words

Copy is the persuasive argument that sells your product or
service. Begin your copy with a strong headline that spells out
the benefit of your product or service.

The three most effective words in direct mail are “you,” “free,”
and “new.” Studies show that using these words in headlines can
boost your response dramatically.

Letter copy should follow a simple formula that will help you
organize your thoughts and make a convincing sales argument.

A. Attention: The headline must grab their attention and make
them want to read further. B. Interest: Grab their interest with
a sub-headline that states your Unique Selling Proposition (what
sets you apart from everyone else.) C. Desire: Elicit desire by
painting word pictures of your prospect using your product or
service and enjoying its benefits. Give testimonials of
customers who have benefited from what you offer. Tell stories
of people who used your service despite their initial
apprehension. D. Close: Ask for the order. Make it convenient
for them to respond. Give your prospects choices of how to get
in touch with you. Use a P.S. at the end of the letter to pique
their curiosity.

3. What’s In It For Me?

Your offer attracts people to your business or service. Direct
mail will not work if you use it like a billboard. It is like
saying, “SEE ME, I’M OVER HERE” at 60 m.p.h. In order for your
direct mail to achieve measurable results you must have a
compelling offer.

Your offer can include money, free gifts, guarantees,
testimonials, sale events, coupons, gift certificates,
sweepstakes, drawings and private sales. Test different offers
and see what works best for you.

When you’re marketing to a business, personalization is
important. Make your outside envelope look like a personal
business letter. Keep your copy to 1 or 2 pages and offer an
incentive for responding quickly..

4. Experience Captivating Graphics

Designing a mail piece should accomplish 2 things. One is to get
the attention of your reader. Two, is to visually clarify the
written message you are trying to get across.

There are six elements that determine good direct mail design.

A. One visual element should dominate the page, whether it’s a
photo, headline, cartoon or graphic. B. Use only one or two
typefaces. Stick with one or two families of type. Use one for
the headlines and bolded sub sections and one for the body copy.
The body copy should always be a serif typeface, it’s easier to
read. C. Use lots of white space when you want to make a lasting
impression. D. Make sure your text is easy to read. Don’t make
your margins too wide or your columns too long. Space out the
lines of your text so they are easy to read. Use bullets, bold,
underlines and short paragraphs. E. Display your logo and
pertinent contact information.

5. Produce the Package

Have you ever read an ad or received a mailing without a phone
number or address? Often people get so wrapped up in the copy
they forget to call for action. Boldly feature your phone
number, address, web site address, email address and fax. Make
it easy for your prospects to contact you.

Your logo should visually express the essence of your company’s
mission along with a positioning statement that sets you apart
from your competition. Design a “risk-free” response certificate
that clearly repeats your most valuable benefits and moves your
reader to say “yes.”

6. Testing

The standard business-to-business mailing package includes an
outside envelope, letter, brochure, lift letter and response
device.

The benefit of direct mail is that you have an unlimited number
of choices when it comes to your package. You can choose the
paper, ink color and size of the package. Or you might choose a
postcard, self mailer, flyer or 3D package which is almost
guaranteed to get opened.

7. Follow Up

The three most important elements to test are the list, offer
and package. Studies show the quality of your mailing list
represents 40% - 70% of your mailing success.

First, carefully select your list, keep your offer the same and
test one list against another; either two rented lists or your
customer list against a rented list.

Then, test your offers. Keep your list the same and change your
offer. A one word change in a headline can boost your response
over 300%. Test discounts, free gifts, free samples,
personalized coaching or free reports.

Third, test the creative. Colors create moods and can affect
response. Test a humorous approach vs. a serious approach. Test
photos vs. clip art, ink colors, paper colors, envelope design.
Test a postcard vs. a letter. What about a teaser on the
envelope vs. a blank envelope? All these variables can affect
your response and should be tested.

It’s useless to have a powerful measurable tool like direct mail
and not evaluate whether it’s working. Keep track of your
response. Code your ads and business reply cards and determine
what is the most profitable combination of elements for your
market.

(c) Allan J. Katz, 2005. Permission to reprint granted to all
venues to long as the article and by-line are not changed and
links are clickable.

Easy dinner recipes make life so much easier for us.

As much as we want to make healthy food choices for ourselves and our families, busy lives sometimes makes it difficult. With a few easy dinner recipes in your recipe box it’s a cinch.

This is a complete meal that bakes in the oven at the same time. With just a little bit of preparation time you can pop the whole meal in the oven and go off to spend your time doing things other than stirring and watching. Come back in a bit and dinner’s done. Couldn’t be easier or more delicious.

Roast Chicken

1 whole chicken, about 3lbs
butter
salt and pepper
1 whole bulb of garlic (optional), with the outside papery
layers removed

Preheat the oven to 375F.

Wash and dry the chicken. Thoroughly rinse and dry the inside cavity as well. Salt and pepper the cavity and place the whole bulb of garlic inside.

Take your finger and slide it under the breast skin. Place dabs of butter in 2 or 3 spots on each side of the breast, under the skin. Take about 2 ounces of softened butter and spread it over the chicken with your fingers. Salt and pepper the outside of the chicken to taste.

Arrange the chicken in a covered roasting pan. Roast at 375F for about 1 1/2 hours, basting occasionally to keep it moist.

Carve and serve.

Roasted Root Vegetables

Potatoes, peeled and cut into 2″ wedges
Sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into wedges or sliced straight across into thick slices
Sweet onions, peeled and cut into wedges
Carrots, peeled and cut into long thick sticks
Olive oil or vegetable oil
1 tablespoon dried rosemary
Salt and pepper

Begin preparing the vegetables as soon as the chicken is in the oven.

Oil a 13″x9″ glass baking dish. Place the cut vegetables in the baking dish.

Drizzle oil over the vegetables and mix to coat them all. Salt and pepper the vegetables. Sprinkle dried rosemary over them.

When the chicken has been in the oven for 30 minutes, put the vegetables in. Roast the vegetables, uncovered, for about 1 hour, until all are soft. The onions will be a bit carmelized and nice and sweet.

Note: Try varying the vegetables in the mix. Parsnips would be nice as well. You can also add a bit of garlic if you are a garlic lover.

That’s it! Dinner’s ready!

Karen Ciancio is a cook and lover of all things food and cooking related. Her website http://www.cookingnook.com contains easy dinner recipes, plus lots of other recipes, cooking tips, measurement conversions and kitchen ideas.

Good wildlife camera equipment on safari can make the difference between pictures you will be proud to show your friends and family when you get back and ones where it’s difficult to figure out exactly what you were photographing because it’s only a fuzzy black dot surrounded by green vegetation.

I take wildlife photographs for a living and I have had to quickly figure out what the best cameras and lenses are to get the job done effectively.

Digital or Film - Which is better for a safari?

Wild animals are very unpredictable. That’s one aspect of safari photography that makes it so exciting because you never know what you are going to get but this also means that the number of pictures you need to take to get a keeper increases.

And if you use film that can become very expensive whereas with a digital wildlife camera you can take as many as you want and then just delete the ones where the lion has ducked behind a bush, the cheetah has blurred because the autofocus locked onto a twig in front of it and the exposure of the hippo was way off because of the reflected sunlight in the water.

You can also make consistent use of bracketing to get the perfect exposures without worrying about cost or running out of film which can be a problem in certain remote areas of Africa where safaris take place.

So more is better in this case but what about quality? The fact is that digital quality is fast catching up to film unless you fall into the professional category and are going to be selling your safari pictures or entering them into competitions. In that case it might be better to stick to film because the trained eye will be able to spot the difference but in most other cases digital quality is more than adequate.

Digital also gives you valuable feedback while you are still on safari so that you can try and improve on that elephant picture with the ear cut off the next day. You also have a lot more control over the final product because you can use software like Photoshop to enhance and fine tune your pictures.

Digital SLR or Compact Wildlife Camera

A safari is the dream trip of a lifetime and it’s a great opportunity to get some fantastic wildlife pictures but it’s not necessary to buy the latest and greatest digital SLR and lenses to get them unless you are planning to take nature pictures for a living or are a serious photography enthusiast and are going to make regular use of the camera and lenses after the safari anyway.

The cost of a digital SLR wildlife camera is high compared to a compact but that is only half the story. The lenses that you need to purchase for decent wildlife photography often cost more than the camera itself making it a very expensive business indeed.

And a bulky camera body and multiple interchangeable lenses do add to the weight of your luggage and the inconvenience of carrying everything around with you.

Digital compact cameras on the other hand are not extremely expensive and the results that you can obtain from them are almost on a par with a digital SLR camera and you don’t have to worry about any additional lenses if the compact you buy has a decent zoom covering the range from 80mm to about 300mm. There are a few of them on the market that do have lenses like this and the range of the zooms increase every year.

And compact cameras live up to their name by being relatively small and light and one lens means no additional weight or carrying and no time wasted changing to another lens to suit the situation.

The Best SLR Digital Wildlife Camera for Nature Photography

If you have decided to go with a digital SLR then by all accounts the best one to purchase for wildlife photography at the moment is the Canon EOS 20D due to the blinding speed of its shutter release (near instantaneous) and its continuous shooting speed of 5 frames per second to a maximum burst depth of twenty three frames. It also powers up in next to no time at all.

This wildlife camera is as fast as you will ever need to freeze wildlife action and get the picture in the can before the animal moves off into the undergrowth.

There are other SLR cameras that are nearly as good like the Nikon D70 and the Pentax ist D so take a look at them too before making a decision.

The Best Compact Digital Wildlife Camera for Nature Photography

Canon comes up trumps again in the compact camera category with the Canon Powershot S2 IS. The factor that makes this camera ideal for safari wildlife photography is its huge 12X optical zoom lens (36 - 432mm equivalent) with a built in image stabiliser which cuts down on blur when using such a massive zoom lens.

A 5 megapixal sensor is more than enough to produce stunning safari images and as long as you can live with a slight shutter release lag and power up delay this compact wildlife camera is perfect for a safari trip.

About the Author

Five essential wildlife photography tips that will help you improve your animal pictures rapidly and remarkably.

The best wildlife camera to take with you on a photographic safari.

Web site usability and presentation is perhaps the most
important factor in any web design. This is the driving factor
that gives your visitors a positive, professional impression of
your company and keeps them coming back to your website. This
issue focuses on the “12 Essential Web Site Design Tips” that
anyone wishing to promote their products or services on the
Internet should benefit from.

1. What’s the purpose? The most fundamental thing to do before
designing your web site is to define its purpose. Do you want to
sell products directly to your customer through your web site,
or collect contact details to develop future relationships? A
lot of this will depend on the products or services you sell,
those with a larger price tag will require more relationship
building than those that would count as an “impulse” purchase.
People also use web sites to research products as well as
purchase them so a company selling fridges for example may not
be able to sell them through their web site (people don’t often
buy fridges online!) but they may well be able to direct them to
their nearest store where the item they are interested in is in
stock.

Identify the purpose of your web site and make sure all the
actions you ask the customer to take leads them to the final
outcome you have identified.

2. Define the structure Once you have decided the final outcome
you want to achieve, whether it’s a sale, an enquiry, etc. work
out a logical progression through the process your customer
would need to go through and structure your web site around it.
Give the customer the information they will be looking for and
help them find it easily and quickly. If you offer a large range
of products, use a search facility, if your products carry a
detailed specification, add a “click for spec” button which
links to further information on an additional page, this way you
will not slow those who are ready to buy, but offer the
additional info required by those still undecided.

Above all, keep the structure and progression as simple and
logical as possible.

3. Decide on an overall design layout. Most web sites have
navigation down the left hand of the page, the company logo
graphic across the top and the content of the page below and to
the right. Another common layout is to have both the logo and
navigation menu along the top of the page and the page content
across the page beneath it. As these are the most familiar
layouts to users, it would be wise to stick with them as the
last thing you want to do is make your web site confusing to
your customers.

Avoid too many moving graphics, as they are distracting, avoid
large logo-only entrance pages (click here to enter site…) as
they only delay the user and avoid anything “cute” that may
undermine your professional look.

4. Be careful with colours. Use contrasting colours for your
text, black or blue on a white background is ideal. Don’t forget
to check the colours of your text links both before and after
they’ve been visited, you don’t want them to disappear.
Patterned backgrounds look dated and unprofessional and make
your text harder to read, try to avoid them. If you have them,
use your corporate colours in your logos, buttons, etc. and keep
the overall colour scheme inoffensive, clean and simple.

5. Be consistent. Put your links or buttons in a prominent place
and keep them in the same place on every page. Make sure your
colours, navigation, typeface and text size are consistent on
every page. Make sure the user knows which page they are
currently viewing and provide direct links to the contact and
home page on every page of your web site.

6. Don’t get creative with your typeface. Make sure that your
text is easy to read. It’s very tempting to use an unusual
typeface but your customers will appreciate text that’s easy on
the eye. They want to read your information and not be
challenged in doing so. Also remember, when it comes to overall
design layout, white space is beautiful. Break up your text into
short paragraphs, bullet points, etc. For more detailed advice
on designing a professional web site that will achieve high
search engine listings and increase customer conversion rates,
download our ebook “Start at the Beginning”. Click here for an
excerpt: http://www.enable-uk.co.uk/html/book_2.html

7. It’s all in the content. Once you’ve defined your purpose and
planned your layout, design and navigation you should begin to
create your content. Once you have decided what pages will be on
your web site you will have a good idea of the kind of content
that will be needed for each page. Write all the text that
should go on each page, decide which graphics or photos to use
and remember to space the information out on the page. This is a
critical step. Once you have established credibility with a
professional looking design and layout, it’s the content that
will either convince your customers to buy, or have them
clicking away to your competition. If you are not a professional
copywriter, get some help. Either pay a professional to do it
for you or for invaluable advice, read our guide “Writing Text
That Sells”. Click here for an excerpt from the book:
http://www.enable-uk.co.uk/html/book_3.html

8. Make it brief It has been proved time and again that Internet
users have a short attention span. They find long pages and
acres of text off-putting. Give all the information that’s
required but keep it concise, break it up with graphics and try
to make your pages as short in length as possible. Don’t make
your viewers scroll down more than an extra page height and give
your visitors manageable chunks of text that keep them
interacting with your site. If your page is longer than this,
consider splitting the information over two or more pages.

9. Check your facts, spelling and grammar Few things are more
likely to cost you customers than incorrect information or
poorly written or misspelled text on your business website. It
will destroy your credibility. Read through all your text
carefully and double check all the facts, get someone else to
proof read it and run the text through a spell checker after
checking your language settings (English - US or UK for
example). Then do it all again, twice!

10. Check your web sites download speed We’ve already mentioned
that Internet users have a short attention span. Once your web
site is ready with text and graphics on all the pages, check
that it loads quickly at various connection speeds and remember
that not everyone has a fast connection. Where possible reuse
buttons and graphics, as they will load quickly when they have
been viewed once.

11. Check browser compatibility Check how the site looks on
different browsers and at different screen resolutions. People
use different browser settings to alter text sizes and have
additional toolbars filling up their browser windows. Nothing is
more frustrating than a site that you can’t read because it is a
fixed size and disappears off your screen. Have a look at your
web site using http://www.anybrowser.com.

12. Check customer compatibility! Finally, do a dummy run. Get a
typical customer to road test your web site. If possible, ask
them to buy a product and let them go through the whole process
from start to finish. Did they manage to find what they wanted
in three or fewer clicks? Did they find it easy to complete the
purchase? How long did it take? Did they become confused or
distracted at any point?

More detailed advice and tips on how to construct a web site, or
optimise an existing one, for both customer use and search
engine listings, can be found in our ebook “Start at the
Beginning”. It’s the first essential step before undertaking any
marketing or advertising campaign. More information and an
excerpt can be found here:
http://www.enable-uk.co.uk/html/book_2.html

As a part of a children’s diet and health study, conducted by Dr. Agatston, six elementary schools from Osceola County, Florida were included in a diet program from September through May 2005.

The program mainly focusses mainly on replacing foods with healthier variants. While it remains the South Beach Diet and is based on its main principles, the study is especially adapted to the needs of growing children. The general diet characteristics are as follows:

• it focusses on fiber, making sure children have an appropriate vitamin intake
• no restrictions are imposed “– processed carbs replaced by complex ones, which children need
• it reduces fat, sugar and calories
• it replaces saturated fat with unsaturated or monosatured fats, and use lean rathan than fatty meat
• it stresses the importance of exercise

The study is aimed at the following:

• to help reduce youngsters’ health problems generated by an unhealthy diet; the tendency towards obesity is a national problem, and results in diseases such as diabetes and coronary disease
• its long-term aim is to create healthy eating habits, by replacing foods based on saturated fats, trans fats and processed carbohydrates with foods based on whole grains, vegetables, fruit and lean meat
• it analyzes the effects of this diet on the developments in children’s weight and health over a certain period of time

Children are measured and weighed. They are also fitted with pedometers, which are devices to count the number of steps taken, thus measuring physical activity and encouraging them to be active.

This is the first study of this type. It is bound to result in beneficial long-term effects on children’s health, now at risk because of an inadequate lifestyle characterized by improper diet and lack of exercise.

Laura Ciocan writes for http://www.south-beach-diet-101.com where you can find more information about the South Beach Diet
Please feel free to use this article in your Newsletter or on your website. If you use this article, please include the resource box and send a brief message to let me know where it appeared: mailto:lauracio@gmail.com

Sexual aids will often be difficult to introduce into a marriage Some folks will often discover the introduction of sexy toys into a blissful relationship daunting and it might often bring up questions such as “am I hot enough”? Even so, sex play toys can often be a fascinating & satisfying endeavour & sexual aids also help to build lust between you and your girlfriend.

Figuring out which dong to choose can often be an adventure. A time where you and your mistress can sit down and talk about what you together want out of the affair & choose a sexual toy together that meets both of your wants. Do not go straight in for the big league massive sexual aids, start off easily.

Once you have chosen a sex toy and have had the wonder of turning on your new sexy toy both of you need to get into the seductive mood. Dimmed light and quiet music are the perfect platform to start off any sexual experience. Make the time amazing, unplug the phone, turn off the DVD player and focus fully on your partner. Extensive sensual stimulation before bringing out the sex toy is an exciting idea. Quiet & loving touch heightens the sexual sensations and helps towards a very relaxing and satisfying session. Have a splash and an orgasm with Waterproof Vibratos from Sex Bomb.

And please don’t forget to get into the moment, have fun & enjoy it.

A language is a living substance, which evolves under the
influence of different factors. Being very flexible English
language constantly enriches its vocabulary with the words
invented by the language speakers, making it more colorful with
new idiomatic expressions, and at times refills its stocks with
the borrowings and neologisms. English just amazes by its
extraordinary linguistic diversity.

It is a language rich in exceptions and spelling traps, where
almost every rule is valid 90% of the time. English is a
language with a vast idiomatic basis, which makes its learning
very exciting and intriguing. There are about 4,000 idioms used
in the American English. Wikipedia suggests that “to even
explain what they mean needs about 2000 words of the vocabulary.
”

Idioms derived from the culture of the nation and from
day-to-day life. In real context idioms explain themselves: 9
times out of 10 times, idioms carry their own explanation. The
main function of idioms is to paraphrase what is going on, and
what is being said.

Idiomatic expressions pervade English with a peculiar flavor and
give it astounding variety, bright character and color. They
help language learners understand English culture, penetrate
into customs and lifestyle of English people, and make a deeper
insight into English history.

Idiom is defined as an expression that does not mean what it
literally says. Hence, its meaning is often quite different from
the word-for-word translation.

The meaning idioms convey is non-compositional. It implies that
you cannot understand the meaning of the whole phrase putting
the meanings of each word together. If you look at the
individual words, it may not even make sense grammatically.
Idiom has the meaning only as a unit.

Professor Koonin defined idiom “as a stable combination of words
with a fully or partially figurative meaning.” This definition
emphasizes two inherent and very important features of the
idiomatic expressions.

Idioms have lexical and grammatical stability. It implies that
they are fixed in their form, hence any substitutions and
rearranging in their structure can lead to complete loss of
their primary meaning.

Idiomatic expressions are integral units. It literally means
that idioms possess indivisible completeness, so all the
components are bound within one idiom.

Idioms are used in both spoken and written English, and often
appear in newspaper articles. They are frequently utilized by
native speakers, who feel the language at inborn genetic level.

One of the approaches to defining this linguistic phenomena
stresses that an idiom is a manner of speaking that is natural
to native speakers of the language. It proves that only people
who are very good at speaking English can adequately and to the
point use idiomatic expressions in their speech.

Though, learning idioms present a host of difficulties to
English learners, primarily because they don’t know the culture
and history behind English idioms. That’s why they often use
idioms incongruous with the situation. Indeed, English learners
utilize idiomatic expressions very carefully, being afraid of
using them incorrectly and being misunderstood. They find idioms
very problematic to both understand and memorize.

Whilst, the majority of native language speakers can not always
know the origin of idioms they use, though as long as they
utilize them in every day communication, they know its meaning
and feel where it is appropriate to use this or that idiom.

Undoubtedly, the correct usage of English idioms is finesse,
which makes the language of the speaker more vivid and exciting.