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Everything in the world around us was finished in the mind of its creator before it was started. The houses we live in, the cars we drive, our clothing, our furnishings—all these things began with an idea. Each idea was then studied, refined, and perfected, either mentally or on paper, before the first nail was driven or the first piece of cloth was cut. Long before the idea was converted into a physical reality, the mind had clearly envisioned the finished product. The human being designs his or her own future through much the same process. We begin with an idea about how the future will be. Over a period of time we refine and perfect the vision. Before long, our every thought, decision and activity are all working in harmony to bring into existence what we have mentally concluded about the future. This is why having the right attitude about both past and present circumstances is so important. When we have a healthy attitude about the past and our present opportunities, we subconsciously guide ourselves toward the achievement of our dreams. However when we are filled with regrets about the past and concerns about the present, then we subconsciously lead ourselves toward a future that is very much like the past we have just left behind.

An economic theory of Say's Law holds that everything that's made will get sold. The money from anything that's produced is used to buy something else. There can never be a situation in which a firm finds that it can't sell its goods and so has to ⓐdismiss workers and close its factories. Therefore, recessions and unemployment are not ⓑimpossible. Picture the level of spending as the level of water in a bath. Say's Law applies because people use all their earnings to buy things. But what happens if people don't spend all their money, saving some of it instead? Think of it as water flowing down the plughole of the bath (you've lost the plug). Savings are a 'leakage' of spending from the economy. You're probably imagining the water level now ⓒrising, so there's less spending in the economy. That would mean firms producing less and dismissing some of their workers. Something ⓓstops that from happening. There's a hose running from the plughole to a tap that leads back into the bath. Savings don't simply flow down the drain. The leakage of water through the plughole ends up flowing back into the bath. People who want to use the money saved can ⓔborrow it to invest in new factories and businesses.

Dear members of Library Recently, we’ve successfully raised enough money to remodel the library building. John Baker, our local builder, has volunteered to help us with the remodelling but he needs assistance. By grabbing a hammer or a paint brush and donating your time, you can help with the construction. Join Mr. Baker in his volunteering team and become a part of making Eastwood Library a better place! Please call 541-567-1234 for more information. (A) ________, Mark Anderson. Summary Note: This a letter written by (B) ________ to (C) ________. The purpose of the letter is to (D) r________.