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A purpose-driven photoblog and tales of an expat nurse (and her family) about her travels around the city of Al Ain and beyond plus anything in between. Marhaba! Welcome to my blog!
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Theme Day: My favorite part of town
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Your photo is lovely - and that does look like a nice place to relax, or sit and watch people pass by.ReplyDelete
Terrific capture, Misalyn, and I do love what you've done with it for the different effect! Looks like a lovely place and one where I'd enjoy spending some time! Hope you have a great week!ReplyDelete
I see why it's your fave spot in the city. It is very welcoming and pleasing to the eyes too.ReplyDelete
timeless beauty.ReplyDelete
please have you all a good new month.
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It's a beautiful part of town.ReplyDelete
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A lovely place with clean lines, perfect for gentle heart's ease in a busy city..ReplyDelete
The sepia tone added charm to the place. :) Beautiful!ReplyDelete
beautiful mood and photo, like the sepai colorsReplyDelete
Great photo!Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
It's a lovely spot. Shade trees and a fountain--must be nice to sit for a while and simply enjoy it all.ReplyDelete
What a peaceful spot!ReplyDelete
hi missy, there's something nostalgic and romantic all rolled into one. ^0^ReplyDelete
i love your sepia look also.
You did very well to choose sepia for this picture! Excellent!ReplyDelete
This looks like a great place to stop and collect one's thoughts. Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete

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Disneyland's Autopia is back on the road again after shutting down in January for a makeover, and this time, they've got Honda on board as a new sponsor.
Autopia, the only existing Tomorrowland attraction dating back to the opening day in 1955, was one of many Disneyland attractions that were temporarily closed for refurbishment as the theme park underwent a number of upgrades and updates.
Honda's involvement as a sponsor brings the Japanese brand's engines, badges and a fresh lick of paint to the minicars, along with an update to the attraction's look and storyline.
You'd think that Disneyland would go for battery-powered minicars, because, you know, that's kind of what we expect from a place called 'Tomorrowland', but they're sticking to gasoline-fueled engines – for now, at least – with Honda saying that these motors are "clean and fuel efficient".
Speaking about Honda's sponsorship of the attraction, Steve Morikawa, American Honda Motor Vice President of Corporate and Community Relations, commented:
"Honda is proud to support the refurbishment of Autopia —a truly iconic part of the Disneyland Park experience. As the world's largest engine maker and as a mobility company, we are energized and enthused by this opportunity to ensure that the joy of mobility, powered by Honda, will be part of the Disneyland Park experience for years to come."
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When I think of thrifting three words come to mind Reduce, Re-Use, Recycle. This is the mantra on everything that talks about going GREEN. However for me another important R word in the world of thrifting is REMAKE. I can't tell you how many times I have bought something from the thrift store only to get it home and transform it into something new. Sometimes it is something as simple as changing the buttons. Where as other times I may make a skirt shorter (y'all know I'm fast), take the sleeves out of a blouse, cut up a t-shirt, or combine two items to give me a hot new look. I get to create my own unique style and all it cost me is a few dollars, my time and vision. Sometimes when you're thrifting you have to look past the basic item and see the great possibilities it holds. This brings me to my remake item of the day. In a previous blog I told you all how I bought 12 pair of UGG boots for $107.68. Not all the UGG's were in top-notch condition but I knew that I could turn them into something FABULOUS. In perusing UGG's website one day I saw that they had come out with a cute new pair of paint splatter UGG's. Me being "THE THRIFTY FASHIONISTA", I decided I could paint splatter my own pair. I took my $6.99 pink UGG boots, hard bristle brush, 5 different color paints and my Mini Fashionista assistant Jordan and we created a cute new boot. I would like that thank all of you nice people for donating your OLD UGG's. Because of you I have a "NEW" pair of paint splatter UGG,S. Check out the DIY video below to watch Jordan and I give you our step by step process for REMAKING my UGG boots. Remember Reduce, Re-use, Recycle……… REMAKE!
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As kids, millennials were told their wildest dreams would happen "when pigs fly." Well, while we don't yet have flying cars, the reality of "all day breakfast" at McDonald's is now real. Fans of the ultimate greasy hangover cure rejoiced as McDonald's made this happen.
After 11:00 AM, it was impossible to grab an Egg McMuffin and some hot cakes at your local McDonald's for most of our lives. In a way, it forced many students relying on this sustenance to get up and attend class before noon. Now, students are waking up later and later, knowing they have the option to get it at any time.
"This is absolutely true," said Brittney Fakerton, a third-year studying probably something useful. "Every morning I knew I had to get up at ten to get to McDonald's in time to grab a Egg McMuffin and a coffee, which I quirkily call the 'elixer of life.' From there, I'd make it to my 11:00 am class with no problems"
After finishing a bite of her McMuffin, Fakerton continued.
"During the first week of all day breakfast, I missed my morning classes entirely. But the second week I promised myself it would get better. But it didn't, once I realized I could get it at any time. Even at 4 PM," said Fakerton. "On the plus side, I didn't miss my Math 1000 class at 5 PM. I'm taking that for the tenth time, but we all know that course is a money cash cow for MUN."
This has not gone unnoticed by professors, including Dr. Zahara TrueName. TrueName has been attempting to bring students back to the classroom.
"Initially, when the all-day breakfast outbreak occurred, I knew it would be a problem. So I sent an email to all my students, impressing upon the importance of education, academia, and discussion," said TrueName.
"Somehow there were less people in the classroom, so I tried something else. I pointed out how in the morning, when others were likely to eat the breakfast as well, the items would be constantly fresh. But there was always a risk that mid-day breakfasts may have been lying around. I don't know how true that is, but it worked. I had students emailing me saying 'Zah, you the best. McMuffins ARE still best in the morning.' I tell my students to call me doctor, but one step at a time."
As we were finishing this article, Brett Cynicman passed us with a closing comment.
"Yeah right, like any one is still eating that crap. People are smarter than that," Cynicman said, as this reporter looked at his phone and saw that McDonald's stock prices had now been bumped to a new stock exchange—WPF. When Pig Fly now measures the performance of such miracles, including the possibility of flying cars.


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Situated between Ottawa and Kingston, Rideau Lakes Golf & Country Club was officially opened on June 14, 1964. The Club is operated by a volunteer Board of Directors. For over 40 years, it has been challenging golfers with its hilly terrain and well-maintained greens and fairways. Rideau Lakes is a 9-hole course, with panoramic views across Upper Rideau Lake to the charming village of Westport, waiting to welcome all golfers from beginner to pro. If you only have one course to play in the Rideau Lakes area of Eastern Ontario this is the one.
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Good Times Were Had At The Blues & Wine Festival
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The Jazzville crew had a great time living out their inner "Sideways" fantasies this past weekend at the Blues & Wine Festival that was held at Natirar State Park. After all, what could be better than sampling more than 200 fine NJ wines from 23 local wineries, all while swaying to live blues?
We only made it to the Sunday portion of the two-day event, but we heard the music Saturday was first-rate. The Billy Hector Band rocked out on that afternoon – no surprise considering Hector was recently named "Best Guitarist" at the Asbury Park Music Awards.
Sunday featured the dynamic Tom Larsen Band. Lead guitarist Tom Larsen charmed listeners – he ventured out into the crowd at one point and borrowed both a wine glass and a beach chair to use as a guitar slide. It's no wonder he's been going strong for the last 25 years, creating his own style of blues "tailor-made to shake up [any] venue or event."
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If you didn't get a chance to attend this time, mark your calendars for next year! Our hats go off to our gracious hosts and entertainers. Thanks for an awesome time!
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Last week, J.K. Rowling told Wonderland magazine (and subsequently the entire Internet) that, after taking a real, long think about it, Hermione should have ended up with Harry. She commented in an interview that Ron may not have been able to make the genius witch truly happy, and that Harry could have been a better romantic partner. Obviously, this has already caused considerable outrage on the Internet, and for good reason.
Rowling's pairing of Ron and Hermione was a sort of surprising but ultimately heartwarming decision, because for most of the novels, although Ron was an oafish ass-hat, he was constantly trying to be worthy of Hermione. I can wager that Hermione had a thing for the ginger dude many books back, and made the poor bastard jump through hoops. Sure, not the best message in the end, but a decent love story (Ron and Hermione proved opposites attract, I guess). Maybe I sound corny and like a HP super-fan, but that's the way it was written, and having Rowling go back and change her mind is kind of a jerk move.
According to the author, she got Ron and Hermione together for personal reasons, not for literary ones. And that to me is silly to say, because it had justification in the story and really was a good direction for the characters' development. Plus, if Hermione had ended up with Harry, it would have been another case of the leading man and woman ending up together, and that's cliché. Ron getting the girl was awesome, especially because he deserved her more.
Yes, that's right, he may have been a dim bulb in the book, but the man had heart. Harry spent a good number of the novels brooding and being a general douche – remember in the fifth book when he was constantly emo and it was extremely uncool? Ron may have made some dumbass mistakes, but at least he was a supportive, good bro (he was cool with Harry bumping uglies with his little sister). I, for one, always rooted for Ron in his story arcs; Harry wasn't nearly as rad.
The problem here is not with the characters, though. Fans would have accepted any couplings in the novels, as Rowling wrote each love story pretty well (the entire story hinges on Snape's disturbingly long-held blue balls) and convincingly. Here, the problem is Rowling's insistence on blurting out non-canon stuff to fans who have spent a good long while obsessing over the material. A novel shouldn't be tampered with like that, especially when throwing stuff into the media stream will just invalidate people's own imaginations and conceptions of stories they hold dear.
I didn't feel like this when Dumbledore was revealed to be a homosexual. That, I felt, made sense and wasn't that big a reveal. It didn't take away from the stories, and it was further proof that Dumbledore was human (it's always nice for a super-powered character to have emotions). Of course, the world went a little crazy with it. Suddenly, conservative groups wanted the novels banned, and not only for their promotion of witchcraft (what?). But that's not a Harry Potter problem; it's a continued hatefulness that never ceases to amaze me with its terrible persistence. Dumbledore is a character in a kid's novel, and him being a homosexual is not part of some plot to convince folks to be homosexual (I've written about this before; it's mind blowing that people think that homosexuality is part of some propaganda). His interest in Grindelwald and other dudes shouldn't have even gotten so much attention (the more big a deal folks make, the more the media can spin it all wrong).
I dread, though, that Rowling saw the controversy that erupted from that sexual revelation, and decided to drop another bomb into the Internet comments world. Sure, it doesn't push the same buttons (the Dumbledore thing brought up real social issues that need to examined), but it's a breach of audience trust. You can't change the reality of a novel, especially not one that exists so vividly in many an imagination. It's a selfish move, and one that aggressively breaks quite a lovely illusion. Also, it means too many fanfic authors were right, and I just can't have that.


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Despite being a 5-year-old game at this point, Sakura Wars isn't what I'd call an ugly game by any means. No, this isn't God of War II, but it's clean and well directed in its own right during the boxy, claustrophobic action sequences (the special attacks are particularly over-the-top in a good way). There's a fair amount of recycled CG when the STARS Division is deployed, but they're kept to snippets and often skip ahead or jump back when deploying multiple times per chapter. Plus, there's actual rumble during them -- something that seems to be weirdly missing these days -- and who doesn't love watching a theatre and an entire block of New York City transform into a giant slingshot? Hitler, that's who. Actually, no, he probably would have dug it, too. The cel-animated cutscenes are also very, very clean and though they're not all that flashy, they fit the reserved, laid-back feeling of the rest of the game.
When things go a bit more static, the character portraits are not only beautifully hi-res, but they animate well. Blinking and expression changes, for instance, aren't just a frame swap; they actually transition nicely. I know it sounds like a small thing, but you're going to be staring at a lot of faces in this game, and it's nice to see they always stay pleasant. I have to give a nod to the menu system, too, with slick collapsing screens and tilt-perspective typographic accents. It's a shame that playing the game on the PS3 causes the resolution-switch when going to the mid- and end-chapter save points to cause my TV to completely blank out for about seven or eight seconds, but unless you have the text on auto-advance, you're only going to miss the odd initial slow-pan camera before a conversation starts -- if your TV even freaks out. Playing on a native SD console, obviously, isn't going to be nearly as troublesome.
It should be noted that Idea Factory's port isn't flawless. Though the videos actually seem to run at better-than-30-fps smoothness, the actual 3D graphics -- particularly in battles during more flashy effects-driven moments -- can chug a little. It even crops up on those menus I love so much, so clearly the engine in place here wasn't really optimized for the Wii, which is a shame. It's nothing huge, especially in a game like this, but it is noticeable. That things like the motion controls are really never used (and no, trying to replace analog stick motions with the d-pad isn't a proper substitute, so rock it Classic Controller-style), and the pointer's really only implemented for the moments where you can look around a room or, uh, at various girls' bits shows this was a rather quick 'n dirty effort. Welcome, sure, but hardly fully Wii-embracing.
There are some things that never really cleared up as I was playing through Sakura Wars. The battles were a blast and varied enough that they never felt tired (though the final fight is an absolute marathon, so I hope you've taken the lessons of the previous chapters to heart), but some of the wording in the conversations doesn't really match up with the actual response. When so much depends on chatting up people with a silver tongue, it can be frustrating to pick an option and then have something rather different actually get said. Yes, it's the same in general "theme," but there's still the odd jarring moment in there. Luckily, there are so many opportunities to talk to people in every chapter that it's never an issue of screwing something up so bad things can't be repaired later.
That's actually something I wanted to make sure I touched on. OCD superfreaks are going to go crazy trying to figure out the "right" way to talk to everyone the first time. It's impossible. Just go with it; often a "wrong" response offers clues on how to talk to someone later anyway, and really the game is so rife with chances to do stuff that you'll be retrying for years. Throw in the fact that the game often gives you a rather brief window to just explore the city (or carry out a task for someone) and you'll never see everything your first time through.
That's a good thing, because (and I know I've said this before) after a decade on the market, the PlayStation 2 is finally getting its swan song and the Wii is getting a fantastic RPG to bulk up its library. The release calendar on the PS2 is a ghost town, and for many, this may be the system's final bow. Fitting, then, that it's something you could easily play over and over again for a few more years. Hopefully by then, we'll be lucky enough to get a follow-up here on the Wii, because this really is an experience you won't get from any other game. It's also one that shouldn't be missed.


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This talk explores the onward migrations being carried out by young Sunni-identified women from Marseille, France, towards their parents' home countries in North Africa and also the Gulf States. Based on long-term ethnographic research with diasporic youth from Marseille's northern housing projects, I detail the matrix of circumstances leading highly pious young women, in particular, to depart Marseille in their early twenties. I discuss how social media networks prove essential, furthermore, in both facilitating and justifying these young women's relocations. Close attention paid to the discursive stances they assume, in person and in their online conversations, shows that these spiritual migrations are underpinned by a reframing of Marseille as a place of exile and of the Muslim World, simultaneously, as the true abode for European Muslims. After linking such stances to circulating religious discourses, I address some of the challenges these young women are encountering in their new locales.
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I came off of LoSeasonique at the beginning of April and still have not had a period. Is this normal? I am 36, and I only have one ovary due to endometriosis surgery. I am concerned and prepared to call my doctor soon, but figured I'd see if anyone has had a similar experience.
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Hello! It is now June, and have not had a period since March, but even then was spotting on and off with the LoSeasonique. I have been on birth control since 2007. I also have only one ovary due to endometriosis; I had a large growth on my left ovary removed years ago and lost my ovary to it. I actually saw my doc this week and she said not to worry just yet, it could take up to 6 months for a period to return. She will do bloodwork next month just to be sure if I don't get a period by then.
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On the other hand Diamondback Overdrive 29er which is most popular type of mountain bike wheel. It is becoming increasingly more popular for cyclocross and cross-country riding as these wheels is 29 inches tall and use a clincher style wheel.
This Mountain bike is rather classy and has SR Suntour suspension fork which gives you complete fun while you ride through tough terrains.
So, if you are looking for a mountain bike under $600, then the Diamondback Overdrive 29 Hardtail is an ultimate choice for you.
2. Vilano Ridge 2.0 Mountain Bike With Disc Brakes
It could possibly be shocking to some people, but there are still several situations where you're significantly better on a hardtail rather than a full-suspension mountain bike, for instance when riding to class, dirt jumping, on smoother trails, or just cruising around the suburbs.
The Ridge 2.0 is built using the same super-snappy and responsive aluminum frame found on the most Vilano bicycles. It comes equipped with mag wheels, 21 speed shimano drivertrain for smooth gear shifting and better braking system thanks to mechanical disc brakes.
So, If you are looking for an affordable yet quality entry level hardtail bike then this bike certainly live up to your expectations.
3. Gravity FSX 1.0 Dual Suspension Mountain Bike
This 29-Inches Mountain bike is best suited to beginners. Gravity FSX 1.0 is designed with some of the unique features that make the model a best one to buy for riding. You can buy this bike for commuting, do a workout or even for fun.
Aluminum frame makes it lightweight and durable. This frame can withstand different body weights.
Riding is no more an illusion if you have Dual Suspension Mountain Bike, so rid yourself smoothly on bumpy roads. This bike comes loaded with one of the best braking system that allows you to stop all of a sudden. This ensures safety on the road.
These Mountain bike components are designed using latest Shimano technology so that a rider can ride smoothly all the time.
4. Upland X90 26-inch Hardtail Mountain Bike
This 26-Inches Mountain Bike is the best choice for people who love exploring and adventuring new places. This could be your true companion that would take you anywhere at any time. This main advantage of this bike is that this is different from normal bikes and can take you places where normal bikes can't reach.
A well-designed mountain bike Upland X90 26-inch Hardtail Mountain Bike is a true value for money product. Any beginner or an experienced rider can ride this model well. You don't need to a professional, any commuter or a beginner will love riding this adventurous bike for fun.
Its frame designed with high-grade aluminum ensures strength, quality, and longevity of the bike. In addition to this, the aluminum frame is stylish enough to give this bike an appealing look.
Things that make it unique includes Suntour fork and 75 mm suspensions that allow you to travel smoothly at any place even on roads with bumps, pebbles, like obstacles.
5. Mongoose Detour Full Suspension Bicycle (26-Inch)
If you are looking for some Mountain Bike that can be true friends while riding outdoors then buy Mongoose Detour Full Suspension Bicycle today to explore new locations without any hassle.
A regular Mountain bike may not meet the basic requirements of a rider but high-quality bikes just like Mongoose Bicycle have come through all the obstacles to making it a perfect fit to your choice of bikes. The look and the feel of this model are expensive but the price is affordable.
The bike comes with features like full suspension aluminum-frame just like other models we discussed above and so the bike has the strength and durable nature.
The main advantage of this model is that it comes with high-grade alloy wheels (26-Inch) to offer stability while riding.
6. Diamondback Bicycles Sorrento Hardtail
This Diamondback Sorrento bike has been designed using Aircraft-grade Aluminum, so its design ensures durability and stability. 100mm suspension fork at the front makes it a perfect model for riding on city roads and on Mountain trails as well.
Responsive gear mechanism allows the rider to enjoy riding at 7-different speeds. Excellent quality Disc brakes for immediate stop to save you from accidental dangers. 26-inches wheels give this mountain bike strength and make it the toughest model of all times.
- This Mountain Bike model assures longevity.
- Its Lightweight design is due to the Aircraft-grade Aluminum frame
- The Affordable price makes it a perfect choice
- Smoother Gear system does not create much noise.
- Plastic Pedals are of low-quality and that is what gives this Mountain Bike a cheap look.
- Quality maintained for the Spare Parts is quite low and the rider many need to change the parts frequently.
- Spare parts cost and replacement charges are very high.
- Standard Packaging List doesn't contain any assembly tools
Difference between 29er vs 26er Mountain Bikes
If you love to ride bikes then a discussion of cycles could happen without mentioning two of the best bikes around-the 26 and the 29er. Both of these two models of bikes are among the favorites of riders and racers everywhere. One thing you need to decide if you are a serious mountain bike rider is: Are you a 26er or a 29er?
The 26er
The 26er has a tunable suspension that a lot of cyclists prefer over the 29er. Also the 26er simply fits a lot of riders better. If you desire a bike with a nimble feel and handling then the 26er is the bike you need to ride.
The 26er has a better acceleration than the powerful 29er. On the other hand if your riding is less technical and demanding then you might want to consider a 29er.
The 29er
The big wheels on the 29er mountain bike can be run on lower pressure than the 26er. It also allows a bigger contact area to the ground. The extra weight and momentum they carry also give you much more speed. This in turn allows you to cover a lot more ground. If it comes to speed, the 29er out does the 26er. This is the opinion of many bike enthusiasts.
However, the 29er is an amazingly large bike and too big for some riders. If you are a smaller rider the 26er may be the choice for you. The 29er also has a better rollover than the 26er and is a champ in rough and craggy terrain.
If you combine this with the bigger contact patch, the 29er bike just seems to be a better mountain climber. Also many short travel bikes have 29er options and a lot of hard tails as well.
For a given gear set the 29er is geared higher versus the 26er. This means if you struggle in the bottom gear on a 26er you'll struggle even more on a 29er. If you decide to swap from a 26er to a 29er you need to keep in mind what gear set suits you.
Also for entry level riders who aren't quite as aggressive with their racing style the 29er is a bit more forgiving over bumps and loose terrain.
It's All about Personal Preference
The verdict is still out on which bike is best. When it comes to the 29er vs 26er you will hear varying opinions. It seems to all come down to your personal riding style and what you like in a good bike.
If you like nimble quick moves with easier handling the 26er is definitely the bike for you, but if racing up mountains and maneuvering through rougher and less forgiving landscapes is your choice, then you might want to consider the amazing 29er.
It truly is all about the person riding the bike and what they like when it comes to the "feel" of the ride. Either way you go both of these bikes are awesome performers.
The Bottom Line[fruitful_sep]
Hope our list of best mountain bike under $600 will give you an easy way to do your research. You can select any of the Mountain bikes to start your adventurous journey on hills.
These Mountain bikes are power-packed with unique features and have been Adventure Tested by several riders who love riding. These bikes are a perfect selection even from safety and reputation point of view.
So, what are you waiting for? Go and check out the above mentioned bikes, start your exciting journey in no time.


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Showing your appreciation while staying on your budget
Holiday Tipping on a Budget
by Dollar Stretcher Contributors
Holiday Tipping on a Budget
I'm curious if people still tip their mail carrier, newspaper delivery person, trash and recycling collectors, etc. during the holidays. Who is it customary to tip and how much? I don't want to seem like Scrooge, but I am on a budget. Is it acceptable to give non-cash gifts like homemade cookies or candies?
It'll Be Appreciated
Yes, it is not only acceptable, but in today's rather callous world of people ignoring so many, it's much appreciated. Except for your UPS or FedEx driver, most of the people who provide you services regularly aren't making two arms and a leg. So, if you can't give them cash (which they really do need), then at least make the effort to say thank you with something tastefully and beautifully presented. Last year, I found out I was the only person who tipped my garbage man. Can you guess who gets extra help getting the bags out when I can't?
Just Show That You Care
Being a newspaper carrier, I really look forward to holiday tips. It helps me feel that people appreciate what I do every day for them. It doesn't have to be cash. Cookies, candy, etc. show that you care. I love getting cookies or other snacks since I work most of the afternoon.
Holiday Tips Helped Me Save for My First Home
While I don't tip the mailman or the trash collector, I do tip my newspaper carrier. I have The New York Times delivered, and about 35 years ago, I delivered this paper as a second job to save for our first home. I got up at 3 a.m. every morning seven days a week, 365 days a year including holidays to make sure my customers received their paper. Although I was paid as a contractor, I looked forward to my "holiday" tips every year. I was lucky as I delivered to a wealthy area that had some very generous customers. So while I don't tip others, I definitely tip the paper carrier!
How Our Northern Neighbors Tips
I'm Canadian. We don't tip as frequently as Americans or as much. I leave cookies for the paper boy and the mail carrier.
Kathleen in Ontario
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To Know You Are Paying Attention
To the mail carrier and paper delivery man, I usually give homemade candy and a gas card. To the garbage and recycling guys, I give homemade candy and usually a bottle of green tea. To my lawn people, I give them extra at the end of their work day. They all appreciate any homemade items. It makes them feel good to know someone is paying attention to what they do.
Be Aware of What They Can Accept
I generally don't tip public employees. For many, it is not legal for them to accept gratuities. However, cookies or other homemade goodies are a nice gesture.
Reviewed November 2017
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The award ceremony, hosted by Graham Norton, featured an appearance by Hollywood legend Robert Redford, ahead of his keynote speech at the congress today.
Judges described Sony Ericsson's W910 as 'a superb all-rounder', with 'a compelling, easy to use design'.
Sony Ericsson president Dick Komiyama commented: 'The W910 makes it quicker and easier to transfer or download music. It's also about thinking beyond music, to games, videos and the web.'
3's Skypephone was also 'highly commended' for offering 'extremely good value for money with a wide range of features not previously seen at this price point'.
Omnifone, which announced a deal with LG to bring out its own music enabled device, won 'best mobile music service'.
And Windows Mobile 6 picked up the award for 'best mobile enterprise or product'.
Mobile Industry Awards 2017 - B2B & Distribution Finalists
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|I'd take clean air and water over a nimitz class supercarrier any day...Unless of course it was my own PERSONAL nimitz class haha!
|Now all we have to brag about is clean water and air. I sure would trade all that for an aircraft carrier...
|we used to have carriers up here in canada, till we melted em down and turned em into kegs =)
|8 countries have aircraft carriers right now.. for a total of 22.. we have 11, with a 12th coming.. the UK has 2
|per nation...not total. Just to clarify.
|Don't anyone take this personally please, but...It never ceases to amaze me just how much air control superiority the U.S has. Hell, we have Aircraft Carriers that control more airspace than 95% of the worlds nations.
|Yep, it's a basic Phase One Inspection checklist, alright.
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|And what coffee Starbucks does make, tastes like an ash tray.
|Well said! 5L. I can't remember the comedian who said it, but he said "Let's get something straight, Starbucks doesn't make coffee. Starbucks makes milkshakes. Anything with 90% milk, whipped cream and a cherry on top is a milkshake."
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|by far one of my faves of yours! 5l
|ooohh...bang! You're dead.
|nice =)
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|This is great, but I have a question: do I have to run? That sounds like a lot of work, what with a full bladder in all. And some of yous guys live kinda far from me. Just askin'. 5.
|just kiddin around with you =)
|Thanks for the advice rerun...and cranky well you just gave the information I already had.
|TheOne, there's no secret, all the ph**os I use are found on the internet. =)
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|DPay no mind to me... I'm not a mod, and don't have an impact here.
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Traveling Luck for Glenside Mine Station, Pennsylvania, United States
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The timezone in Glenside Mine Station is America/Iqaluit
Sunrise at 08:35 and Sunset at 18:18. It's light
Latitude. 40.6892°, Longitude. -78.9600° , Elevation. 457m
Weather near Glenside Mine Station; Report from Franklin, Venango Regional Airport, PA 48.9km away
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Temperature: 4°C / 39°F
Wind: 10.4km/h West/Southwest
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Geographic features & Photographs around Glenside Mine Station, in Pennsylvania, United States
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Learn Settlement (1.2km)
- Starford (1.7km)
- Wandin Junction (1.7km)
- Lovejoy (2.4km)
- Buck Run (3.3km)
- Diamondville (3.3km)
- Taylorsville (3.4km)
- Commodore (3.6km)
- Seamentown (4.1km)
- Cookport (5km)
- Rembrant (5.1km)
- Pine Flats (5.7km)
- Kenwood (5.9km)
- Weimer (6km)
- Clymer (6km)
- Dixonville (6km)
- Dicksonville (6km)
- Bencetown (6.1km)
- Barr Slope (6.5km)
- Idamar (6.9km)
- Purchase Line (7km)
- Fleming Summit (7.3km)
- Sample Run (7.5km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Pompey Run (1.4km)
- South Branch Two Lick Creek (2.1km)
- North Branch Two Lick Creek (2.1km)
- Whitaker Run (3.3km)
- Browns Run (4.5km)
- Buck Run (4.9km)
- Rock Run (5.7km)
- Dixon Run (6.3km)
- Sides Run (6.6km)
- Repine Run (6.9km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Glenside Mine Station (0km)
- Leard (1.7km)
- Wandin (1.8km)
- Mitchell Mills (3.2km)
- Utah (3.5km)
- Manver (5.6km)
- Prosperity Hill (5.9km)
- Manver Station (6.3km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Saint Elizabeths Cemetery (2.4km)
- Cookport Cemetery (3.7km)
- Diamondville Cemetery (3.9km)
- Rich Hill Cemetery (7.2km)
- Stephens Cemetery (7.2km)
- Sample Run Cemetery (7.8km)
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Indiana Wesleyan School (6.3km)
- Penns Manor High School (6.8km)
- Purchase Line High School (7.6km)
- Purchace Line South Elementary School (7.9km)
Accommodation around Glenside Mine Station
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Calvary Church (3.1km)
- Penns Manor Church (5.7km)
- Laurel Swamp Union Church (7.4km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Clymer, Borough of (6.2km)
- Green, Township of (6.3km)
- Cherryhill, Township of (7.9km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Buck Hill (5.2km)
- Turkey Knob (5.8km)
- building(s);
- a structure built for permanent use, as a house, factory, etc..
- Standford PO (historical) (2.3km)
- tower;
- a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- Clymer Fire Tower (4.8km)
Wikipedia entries close to
Glenside Mine Station
- Commodore, Pennsylvania city city o
- Clymer, Pennsylvania city city o
- Dixonville, Pennsylvania city city o
- Green Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania city city o
- Cherryhill Township, Pennsylvania city city o
- Heilwood, Pennsylvania city city o
- Grant Township, Pennsylvania city city o
- East Mahoning Township, Pennsylvania city city o
- Marion Center, Pennsylvania city city o
- Montgomery Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania city city o
- Cherry Tree, Pennsylvania city city o
- Home, Pennsylvania city city o
- Indiana County-Jimmy Stewart Airport airport airport
- Brush Valley Township, Pennsylvania city city o
- Rayne Township, Pennsylvania city city o
- Spangler, Pennsylvania city city o
Airports close to Glenside Mine Station
Altoona blair co(AOO), Altoona, Usa (83.9km)
Pittsburgh international(PIT), Pittsburgh (pennsylva), Usa (132.4km)
Youngstown warren rgnl(YNG), Youngstown, Usa (189.6km)
Williamsport rgnl(IPT), Williamsport, Usa (218.8km)


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People who visit the Dominican Republic think of resorts, snorkelling and beautiful beaches. They think of friendly, smiling people and shops for tourists to buy souvenirs. When the plane touches down on the runway and you step onto the tarmac, you are greeted by a wave of warmth. Palm trees wave hello in the light breeze. I have a different memory. We were carting loads of dental supplies with us from Canada. I was travelling with the Canadian Dental Relief International, a group of dentists who decided to start giving back to the global community in the form of free dental care.
The first evening we set up temporary dental units and chairs, organized tools and supplies, and met the resident health care worker who had been providing rudimentary dental care thus far. Over the course of only two weeks, her education had advanced in the areas of accurate anaesthetic delivery, optimal extractions methods and basic oral hygiene instructions.
We would arrive at the clinic day after day to lines of people coming from kilometers away. The people would wait at the clinic doors all day for toothache and infection relief. It was an intense and productive period of time where hundreds of patients were treated and a local health-care worker was trained. All this was in the backdrop of beautiful, Caribbean sunsets and an armed guard to protect our sleeping quarters. It was a country of poignant contrasts. In hindsight, the people of the town were living in luxury compared to the depths of poverty I was to come across later on during the trip…
I remember the ride along a bumpy dirt road. Dust created a veil in front of the surrounding landscape. There were wide, rolling plains covered with tall green shoots. The curious plants looked like a cross between corn stalks and bamboo. These were sugar cane fields. I liked it because it was exotic and because the crop stood so tall. I imagined running through the stalks and getting lost in the maze. There was a woody yet sweet smell in the air that was enjoyable save for the occasional intermingling of the car exhaust fumes. The dirt road came to an end at the Batey. This was a small village where the sugar cane workers lived. Many of the workers were migrants from Haiti. The men in the village spoke about their long days harvesting sugar cane. They were friendly people but tired as well. There were no doctors to provide care for them if they became sick. Canada, with dirt floors. That was it. That was the house built for a family of six. The roof was low, too low for an adult to stand beneath without bowing their necks. There were some branches strung together outside to form a clothes line. So it went as we passed from abode to abode. A ramshackle camp strung together with whatever buildings materials had been scavenged from wherever they had been scavenged. There was a concrete cylinder in the center of town that housed the water supply for everyone at the Batey. None of the shacks had running water or toilets. They were just rooms. Beside the water tank and in the center of town stood the single well-constructed building, which was a church. I was struck by a sense of irony, but who was I to judge. Whatever gets you through the day…or the life as it were…
After a tour we came to our purpose at the Batey. At the school, we presented posters and acted out skits for the children explaining the detriments of pop and candy on the teeth. I remember the kids laughing and playing games with one another. I couldn't help but thinking that they were innocent to the truths of their poverty. Perhaps innocence negated their poverty, at least until the point that their hunger pains began.
Looking out upon a vast field of sugar cane one was struck by the thought: If we paid a dollar more per bag of sugar cane to help these people, would we do it? Would the money get to them? Would their lives improve? The small act of adding a tablespoon of sugar to my tea was a silent acceptance of the servitude of men in foreign lands. So the story goes, from the clothes we buy to the foods we eat, we are confronted with an Everest of serfdom.
I left the Batey, and the Dominican Republic with the same poignant contrast she loved to impart. Mixed with the melancholy and overwhelming sense of powerlessness, my empathy and awareness for the difficulties of the world grew. Balance what we take with what we give back. You don't have to look hard to find people in need. As health professionals we have struggled to the top of a mountain for the privilege of a skillset that can help the world, it is our obligation to try where and when we can.


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Originally posted on Pro Sports Daily | Last updated 1/18/13
The Cleveland Indians avoided arbitration Friday by signing closer Chris Perez, starting pitcher Justin Masterson, outfielder Drew Stubbs, catcher Lou Marson and relievers Joe Smith and Matt Albers to one-year contracts. Perez signed a $7.3 million contract after making $4.5 million in 2012. He logged 36 saves and an 3.59 ERA last season. Masterson's salary was not available. He received $3.825 million last season, when he went 11-15 with an 4.93 ERA in 34 starts. Stubbs was acquired in an offseason trade with the Cincinnati Reds. His contract terms also weren't disclosed. Smith's deal is for $3.15 million. Albers, who was with Boston and Arizona last season, will earn $1.75 million and Marson will get $1 million. Marson was eligible for arbitration for the first time in his five-year career in the major leagues. He's expected to continue to back up starter Carlos Santana this year. Last season, Marson played in 70 games and hit .226 with no homers and 13 RBI. His average was slightly higher than his career mark of .220.
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I'm super open-minded, edgy and intellectual. This guy I'm talking to is pretty bubbly and positive. I like him a lot. But my personality is rearly laidback and chill. Rarely bubbly, unless I'm drunk or something. Depends. But that's kind of
how I am, I laugh a lot still but I don't know if guys want a super bubbly girl. I'm more attracted to guys that are outgoing and bubbly like him. He mentions that I'm cool as fuck all the time and I'm hoping we can be more than what we have been, which is why im curious.
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It sounds like a good match to me. It's hard to say what he really means by "cool as fuck", but the best way to find that out is asking him.00|00|0
He says a combination of things that he really likes being around me, beautiful, cool as fuck. But he only says this when he's drunk, so who knows how he actually feels. I'm not one to rush anything by asking
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I have such a large collection of polish, I thought I'd start a project polish to help whittle down my stash.
Picking a color ends up taking me forever, so I pulled out 10 polishes to focus on for the winter season. I figure I'll change the polishes by season, but also include a few that I would wear all the time (neutrals). Ideally, I'd like to finish at least a couple polishes a season as well, which seems reasonable since I paint my nails every week.
Here are the colors I've chosen beginning now through March 2016:
Bondi Fuschia-istic, Bondi Tavern on the, Ulta Steppin Out
The Bondi colors are barely used, though Fuschia-istic does have a slight dip. Ulta Steppin Out is half empty.
Julep Alice, Julep Lynn, Julep Joy
Alice and Lynn have noticeable dips, and Joy is almost half empty.
Sephora by Opi Mauve-ie Star in the Making, Revlon Sugar Plum, The Balm Root Beer Gloat, Deborah Lippmann Luftballoons
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Best Chocolate Chip Banana Muffins
I LOVE banana bread. I always buy too many bananas so that I will have extra to make banana bread. My husband really loves it in muffin form (as opposed to loaf form) and especially with chocolate chips. This recipe makes moist muffins, loaded with lots of banana, and with a wonderful chewy top. I think they are best hot out of the oven, Jasper likes them at room temperature.
I start by getting all my ingredients ready. Dry: flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Wet: eggs, oil, sugar, vanilla. And four ripe, mashed bananas.
After beating the wet ingredients together and slowly adding the dry, then mixing in the bananas and chocolate chips, you will have your batter.
Use an ice cream scooper to get the batter into the muffin tin - it makes it easier and ensures that your muffins are equal in size. For this recipe, I do recommend using muffin papers.
If you have extra overripe bananas, wrap them individually in plastic wrap and freeze them. They make great smoothies!
Bake for 25 minutes - and enjoy your muffins! Extras can be wrapped individually in plastic wrap and frozen.
The Best Banana Bread Muffins
Adapted from Food Network
makes 24 muffins or 2 loaves
3 cups all-purpose flour
1 tsp baking soda
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
1/2 tsp ground nutmeg
2 cups sugar
1 cup vegetable oil
3 lg eggs
1 tbsp vanilla extract
4 ripe bananas, peeled and coarsely mashed
1 cup chocolate chips (optional)
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F (or 350 for loaves).
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- June 15, 2009 at 5:39 pm #55061
Some neighbours of ours (Germans) thought they had sold their house a couple of months ago.
However, they are now having problems with the Catastral. Firstly their house is not shown on the correct plot, and secondly their plot is smaller than it should be in square metres.
They have been told it might take up to 3 years to sort everything out and cost about 5,000€.
They don't speak much English and we don't speak German, so some of the facts are not clear. However the years figure is correct and also the costs involved.
Can anyone tell me what the costs should be of a topographical survey and is this necessary to document the area of a plot?
- June 15, 2009 at 8:54 pm #92640
Mine if I remember was about 1,000 euros,my plot was 845 m2 dont know if a document for it is neccessary,I thought it was done to see the nature of the ground you were building on and what foundations you would need but others with more knowledge should point you in the right direction.
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Thanks. Yes I think I mean a survey to show that the land you are buyng is the actual land you think you are buying, or to document the actual boundaries of your plot.
However, on searching the Sigpac site it looks as though the house I was referring to has actually been built in the wrong place, on the wrong plot!
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The Wisdom of the Seasons: How the Church Year Helps Us Understand Our Congregational Stories
We live by stories. Through narrative, we make meaning from personal and communal experience. Shared stories are the matrix of community, woven on the warp and weft of memory and hope. And as Christians, we tell time by setting our stories within a much larger story—the narrative of God, spanning creation to end times.
In The Wisdom of the Seasons, Charles M. Olsen proposes using the liturgical year to evoke, deepen and enrich congregational stories. Through more intentional nurturing of shared stories, he argues, congregations can better understand who they are and what they are called to become. By placing these stories in the framework of the liturgical year, congregations can learn to use the deep resources of scripture and tradition to interpret their own individual and communal stories.
Olsen offers a brief review of liturgical seasons, emphasizing their trinitarian themes. He advocates a fuller immersion in the communal resources of lectionary and liturgy, but his own central metaphor is not drawn from them. Instead, he offers the "waltz of the gospel": "three-step triads" of waiting and yearning, naming and celebrating, and proclaiming and sending."
In three chapters that make up a third of the book, he traces the patterns of story in case studies of seven congregations. Only one of the congregations addressed its challenges through the kind of process Olsen advocates: the Reed Point mission church, a Roman Catholic parish that used lectionary texts through a year of discernment that led to the closing of the mission. Olsen tells the stories of the other congregations and suggests how those stories might be interpreted through themes of the liturgical year. This kind of demonstration would be more effective if it were presented earlier and in condensed form; at this point, the reader is looking for examples of intentional application of the proposed method. The appendix offers some useful starting points for personal and congregational spiritual development.
When Olsen does take readers into small groups attempting to work with his model, the results are ambiguous. He recounts an exercise in which participants tell congregational stories and then assign them to seasons of the church year. Initially confident in their interpretations, the participants became uncertain and confused as they reflect further. Olsen acknowledges that the categories are fluid and shifting. "The very nature of the journey of faith presupposes an untidy sequence," and the uncontainable mystery of the Trinity doesn't yield to tightly bounded categories. True enough, but it may also be that Olsen's model is inadequate.
As a pastor in a liturgical tradition (Lutheran), I found myself frequently resisting Olsen's approach even though I share his deep appreciation for the "wisdom of the seasons." He only very briefly considers the role of worship itself as spiritual formation, and his exposition of the liturgical year is superficial, with little reference to liturgical theology. For most of the book, the liturgical year is a tool for strategic planning, taken out of the context of a congregation's shared worship. Instead of connecting Christians to a rich and sometimes strange tradition that might challenge and change us, Olsen seems satisfied with the more time-bound and ultimately self-referential goal of relevance.
Testimonies from users of this method suggest both its strengths and limitations. "I found I could adapt the seasons of the church calendar to my life, which makes it far more meaningful," said one participant. "Learning how we can relate our lives to the seasons of the church is opening an entire new avenue of thought for me," remarked another. Olsen summarizes additional responses, writing, "They attested to how much more personal their faith had become." What does not seem to have occurred to the author or his informants is that worship and Christian faith are not finally about us. The liturgical year helps to connect us to the rhythms of creation and to the worship we share with Christians over the centuries. It helps us not only to see our own stories in the liturgical year, but to learn a new way of seeing, to glimpse our own place in a much larger story of God.
Although Olsen's project seems inadequate to its subject and his prose is too often repetitious and plodding, the author is an astute observer of congregational life. This book might be read as a thoughtful response to the pervasive problem of congregational decline. The lack of a coherent and compelling story, Olsen believes, is one cause of decline; conversely, vital congregations attract people with the vibrant witness of their shared story.
Many of Olsen's examples expose an even more fundamental problem—a deep disconnect between the stories of the Bible and the ways people make sense of their own lives. Many sincere and committed Christians are unable to articulate even basic theological understandings, and even people who are lifelong churchgoers often have little knowledge of the Bible, let alone the history and meaning of Christian liturgy. The Wisdom of the Seasons promises more than it delivers for addressing these troubling realities, yet in other ways it may deliver more than it promises. To the extent that it succeeds in awakening congregations to a lively sense of the liturgical year, this book joins the work of the Holy Spirit in drawing people into the life-changing story of God.


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Now – finally – he seems to have got his wish: Juergen Klinsman is the new coach of the US men's national soccer team. And he seems to have granted the far-reaching powers that he has always wanted and that the management up to now had refused to grant him, which let to the collapse of previous negoatiations to hire him as the national coach. It'll be very interesting to watch how things will develop under him.
To my mind – and let me first state here that I really like him as a person – he was absolutely great at inspiring the German national soccer team when he was the head coach. But – as far as I know – he's not that great a tactician. That part of the job seems to have been the responsibility of his then second-in-command, Jogi Loew, who followed Klinsmann as the German national team's head coach and so far has had a very impressive record. And another negative item on Klinsmann's record: as Bayern Munich's coach – a job that got him a lot of advance praise – he never lived up to the expectations. In spite of – or maybe because of – bringing his very own and extended coaching staff and changing nearly everything, even the outward appearance of the training facilities by placing Buddha statues there, he was dismissed before he could fulfill his contract as Bayern Munich went down in the league tables too far. That is why I think the praise he got from Sunil Gulati, the U.S. Soccer president, who said, "He is a highly accomplished player and coach with the experience and knowledge to advance the program. Jürgen has had success in many different areas of the game, and we look forward to the leadership he will provide on and off the field" is not entirely correct. Definitely, Klinsmann is a highly accomplished player, but his record as a coach – and that with having had only two coaching jobs so far – is really a mixed one. One cannot really say that he has had success in that area.
What he can do for American soccer remains to be seen. I'm really curious.
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3 Reasons You must not be Obsessed to Get a Thigh Gap
Fashion trends can sometimes make people do crazy things. That's quite the case with the concept of 'thigh gap' too. You find every alternate woman craving to get a thigh gap, because they think that it's vital to have it in order to look good. However, that's not true at all! Looking good never depended on a thigh gap! It always depended on dressing comfortably and confidently, however fat or thin you may be. Unfortunately, there is still a lot of sensible style and fashion literacy that needs to be spread all over the world, where women need to understand that they can't follow the herd mentality and do what everyone else is doing. They need to do what suits their body and their own personal comfort. If you too have been thinking about your fat thighs for quite sometime now and are wondering if a thigh gap is really that important to get, then here are some reasons for you to not be obsessed with it.
1. It reflects an image
A thigh gap reflects the sad image of the kind of society we are living in today, where everyone is obsessed with skinny girls who should be able to fit into tight jeans and mini-skirts. It's not something that is important to an individual, but is rather more important to a society at large that adores skinny women in magazines, on ramp shows and in movies. They are people whom you will probably never meet you in your life. Then whom exactly are you trying to impress?
2. It's unhealthy to attain
Women undertake drastic measures, sometimes, in order to be able to get a thigh gap. This ranges from fasting to heavy exercising and what not. And eventually, that causes eating disorders and other kinds of ailments or bodily problems. Think for yourself, is it really worth the stress you are undergoing?
3. It's not possible for all
Some people just have a different kind of body altogether. They can't get a thigh gap, come what may, because their body type is different. You are born a certain way, and your body grows and develops in a certain manner because of various hereditary factors. These factors cannot be the same as that of some other person. So each person will have a different body type eventually. You can hope for reducing weight and looking fit, but that never guarantees a proper thigh gap.
It's important for people to get positive role models, and look up to them rather than some bikini-clad women in fancy magazines. Women need to understand that there is more to them than just their body. If a guy has to like you or love you, he will do it regardless of whether you have a thigh gap or not. The best you can do is to exercise well, eat properly and tone your inner thighs with yoga or other fitness methods in order to make your lower body look good. You should not, however, blindly follow fashion trends or go in for unhealthy treatments or procedures to reach a size zero or get a thigh gap.


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Queen Victoria was considered as queen of United Kingdom. She was also famous for her grace and dignity in her appearance as well as Nobel deeds. People like Queen Victoria as their role model and she was generous enough for people of her states. Women at that time adopt various fashion facts and figures to look alike queen Victoria.
Signature fashion fact of Queen Victoria was her bow shapes diamond broach which she likes to wear whenever she faces media and general people of states. It is obvious concept that people follows their role models and queen Victoria was role model of numerous of people in both ways of fashion and humanity.
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