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Fionnula Flanagan (Centre) with Gerry Adams (Right) and members of the San Francisco Irish-American Democratic Club at a recent meeting in San Francisco "A United Ireland and How Do We Get There?"
Saturday, 18 July 2009
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Fionnula Flanagan (Centre) with Gerry Adams (Right) and members of the San Francisco Irish-American Democratic Club at a recent meeting in San Francisco "A United Ireland and How Do We Get There?"
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Very interesting - mixed feelings myself - On a human level would have huge sympathies with soldiers who are often unwitting pawns in the ever more complex field of international relations and wars and conscious that for some it may be their last party before oblivion. Not a supporter of neutrality myself as I think it is an 'amoral' stance but would also have sympathy with guests at a wedding feeling uncomfortable and certainly such a large number of uniformed soldiers would change the dynamic of an Irish wedding - Mind you at least it would relieve the monotony of Beef or Salmon! Re the security risk - that I think is overstated and symptomatic of the growing hysteria re terrorism which statistically is a minute threat to anyone anywhere, except perhaps Iraq or Afganistan. Reading Dan Gardner's 'Risk - The Science and Politics of Fear' and it suggests to me that we need to resist allowing our lives to be determined by Fear. One interesting statistic he comes up with is that an extra 1500 people died on the roads of the US in 2001-2002 because of the abandonment of air travel in the wake of 911!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4 August 2009 at 00:20
I just want to let the bride,groom,and their families know that as a parent of a soldier in the group thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Our soldiers were so happy for your hospitality. You all showed the world what can happen when we show a little kindness to our neighbors even if they are from another country in their battle uniforms. May your marriage be blessed!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous6 August 2010 at 03:52
My brother was there. We're Irish (among other things) and have always wanted to see Ireland, but I'm sure this was not the way he had wanted to experience it. However, he loved it and wants to go back. Your warmth and hospitality gave me comfort all these miles away- and even a year later I think about it. Many blessings and many many happy years wished to the couple! Thank you again- I don't think you'll ever truly know how you touched so many people that day! ~ firstname.lastname@example.com


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Fall, as we know is the season of harvest, collecting grains, nuts and fruits after a Summer long growth. Leaves start to fall, growth is restrained during Fall. This is the season where Yang energy is changed into Yin energy. Yang energy is taken from outside elements, photo synthesis from sun rays and warm temperature. Physical representation of Yang energy is reaching outward, such as longer and more branches and leaves, flowers and fruits. Yin energy is accumulated excess Yang energy to put away, it's captured within. There is no physical representation of Yin energy since it's kept within. Or we can say, when the trees stop growing, it's the beginning of Yin energy takes over. Although the trees stop growing, the roots are still taking in nutrients, instead of growing outward, it's being collected within which is the resource of Yin energy during Fall when activity is still going at a much slower pace. This is a tell tail signs of Yin energy.
Humans also follow this collective step, subconsciously to most. This is reflected in eating and drinking habits, such as we crave for comfort foods, darker more oxidized teas (including aged teas) in Fall. Teas with these characteristics have mellowed out the strong Yang energy, hence does not conflict with the Yin energy that our body stage is in.
Our brain can command us to do anything we want regardless of our body needs, but our body will give you signs of disagreement. If ignored or not understood, it can cause harm to our health for long period of time without knowing. Most of us does not realize living against nature can cut your life short 5 to 10 years. We have the potential to live 140+ years, average is only 80+. Compare to 40ish a century years ago, our scientist and doctors proudly claim we have extended life span in the last 40 years. We truly underestimated the wisdom, power of our body and its coordination with nature.
I will say this again, find a tea that your stomach agrees with at any time of the day, month, season and mood. Listen to your body, it will tell you. Do not drink a tea just because the media says it's good for this and that, how much weight you'll loose in 30 days.
You may not know when does your body like what type of tea initially. Well, we all go through a learning period of a chosen project including learning our own body. Make a cup of tea and see how well your body likes it, if not, try another type and discard the previous one. It can do you more harm than you'll realize if you force yourself to ingest it. Because the body will have to gather much more energy to digest something it does not agree with and even more energy to eliminate it from your body. Some times it can be trapped in your body as toxins which can cause long term problems. It will take you more time and nutrient to replenish the wasted energy as well. What you gain is not worthy of what you lost as the old Chinese phrase say.
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For two weeks in the year, you can enjoy the pink skies of cherry blossom trees. With the entire tree comprised of these delicate pink petals, they really are a treat to look at. But their delicate blossoms are short lived. Wind and rain will cause them to fall, so enjoy them as soon as you get the chance. For the rest of the year, these trees only display their dark red, almost black leaves, as they lay silent until next spring when they turn bright pink once again.
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Langston 156″ and 108″ Leather Sofas in Italian Brompton Cocoa
We know a family in Carson City, Nevada that is going to fall in love these two Custom Langston Leather Sofas.
In order to fill a very large seating area, we customized our 11ft. Langston Leather Sofa, adding 2ft. to create an overall length of 13ft.(156 in.)! At a mere 108″, the other piece would be the love seat of this couple 🙂
This client selected our true 8-way hand tied suspension, and our Italian Brompton Cocoa leather for the cover. We know these pieces will serve them well for a long time to come!
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Langston Leather Chair and Chaise Set – Brompton Walnut and Domaine Bronze
This Langston Set for our customer in Pennsylvania was an interesting mix of pieces and leathers.
Our client ordered two of our Langston Leather Chaises in Full Grain Italian Domaine Bronze leather paired with two of our Langston Leather Chairs wrapped in Italian Brompton Walnut (also a Full Grain, Italian leather). For a little variety, the customer selected one of the chairs in our 43″ deep studio version, and the other in the 48″ deep seating option. All four pieces were made with our True 8-way hand tied suspension, and as with all of our Langstons, the seat cushions are topped in Feather and Down blend while the back cushions are entirely filled with Feather and Down.
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Langston Leather Sofa in Italian Brentwood Tan
This one is right at home in Southern Utah, and our Brentwood Tan Full Grain Italian Leather shares some of the rugged beauty and beautiful colors of the geology in that part of the country. This customer selected our 48″ deep version, with a length of 96″ and is sure to be sinking into the down cushioning while taking in those beautiful views in Utah. Brentwood Tan is a thick, natural Full Grain leather, which means these hides were some of the 5% that are good enough to not go on to be finished without being corrected or overly processed like cheaper corrected Top Grain leathers. Natural scars and markings are celebrated as part of the natural beauty and Brentwood is Full Aniline leather that will distress and develop a character of its' own over time. This Italian leather matched up with our American made quality is as good as it gets!
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Langston Leather Chaise in Italian Brompton Classic Vintage
En-route to one of our long-time customers in Michigan, this Langston Leather Chaise wears this Italian Brompton Classic Vintage leather perfectly. The feather & down cushions will make it hard to want to do anything but chill out reading or binge-watching your favorite new show on Netflix!
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Available with your choice of 8-way Hand Tied, or Heavy 9 Gauge Sinuous Spring suspensions and wrapped in some of the world's elite Full Grain, Aniline dyed leathers, we start with Solid Hardwood frames and add our Feather & Down topped bottom cushions with Feather & Down stuffed back cushions (watch out for "down seating furniture" with no mention of the back cushion fill, which usually means that cheaper polyester fiber is being used in the back cushions). Our Langstons are proudly built here in America!
Langston Leather Sofa in Berkshire Anthracite
Berkshire Anthracite is the leather of choice for this customer, and we're sure that they're now enjoying this cozy Langston Leather Sofa in Brooklyn, NY! This is an 84″ long version of the Langston, which we make in a "2 over 2" cushion setup.
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These beautiful pieces are about to take a road trip to Dallas TX!
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93.5″ Langston Leather Sleeper Sofa (Twin Cushion, 48″ deep)
Here's a custom 93.5″ Langston Sleeper Sofa in Brompton Cocoa Mocha that was just delivered in New York, NY. This happy customer could not do the full 96″ sofa, but wanted just the right amount of interior length for napping on the couch (without pulling out the sleeper!) He also asked for a twin cushion setup instead of three cushions and selected the "full strength" 48″ depth.
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HEA shares excerpts (print and audio) from romantic comedy More to Love (A Perfect Fit) by Alison Bliss, arriving tomorrow.
About the book:
Jessa Gibson may be new in the little town of Granite, Texas, but in no time at all her gourmet food truck business is booming. Soon she'll have enough money to open the restaurant of her dreams. But first, she'll have to appease the hot local health inspector, no matter how strange his "violations" sound to her. No pink plastic gloves? Really?
Max Hager isn't exactly who he says he is. Pretending to be a health inspector is a (mostly) innocent mistake. A mistake made way worse by Max's immediate, electrifying attraction to the curvy, sexy, redheaded chef. Throw in a whole lot of lust, and things in Jessa's little kitchen are about to really start heating up. But can Max find a way to come clean with Jessa before his little deception turns into a recipe for disaster?
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"Would you like to dance?"
Jessa sighed. Well, that hadn't gone quite the way she had hoped. The way Max had been devouring her with his eyes, she would've thought he was planning to take her home and straight to bed. Not to the dance floor.
Given their circumstances, entertaining the idea of a one-night stand with Max was probably not the smartest move on her part. She knew that. Unfortunately, she was having a hard time convincing her body otherwise. Especially when Max swept her onto her feet and led her out to the small inlaid oak–polished floor and wrapped his arms around her.
The dance floor was set up in front of huge twin windows with long, sheer drapes cascading down each side, framing a beautiful view of the full moon. And with soft classical music humming low in the background, it was actually a pretty romantic gesture on Max's part.
He looked amazing in his black jacket and the white tailored shirt, which accentuated the tanned, smooth skin where the top two buttons were left undone. But even when he wore his regular street clothes, which seemed to usually consist of jeans and a nice button-down shirt, the man always looked great.
Max pulled her into his chest and looked down at her, gazing directly into her eyes. It took her breath away. Could he be any more handsome?
His low voice came out rough, almost strained. "Jess?"
"Are you having a good time tonight?"
"Of course," she said, smiling.
His hand on her hip moved slowly up her back, stopping between her shoulder blades while the other held her hand gently and directed her dance motion. "Good. I'm glad to hear it."
His rough palm rasped against the soft skin of her hand, and she nearly shivered. She loved the way his strong, manly hands felt on her body. Even if it was a little strange for a man who worked in an office environment to have calloused hands. But then again, he had said that he visited his buddy's construction site sometimes. Maybe it wasn't so strange, after all.
"What are you thinking right now?"
She smiled. "I was thinking about how much I love your hands."
One of his eyebrows rose, as if he hadn't expected her to admit something like that to him. "Oh yeah? What do you like about them?" He skated his fingers across her back so lightly that she could barely discern the movement.
"How they touch me."
Tension rolled off of him, and there was a controlled intensity behind his eyes. "You like it when I touch you, Jess?"
They swayed to a slow rhythm, but her pulse began to race. "Yes, I do."
His eyes smoldered with heat. "Good to know."
Good to know? What did that mean? She thought for a second maybe he would try and kiss her the way, the conversation was going. Apparently not.
But man, she really wanted him to kiss her.
Instead, Max released her and spun her around in a slow circle. Then he pulled her back against him, his hand suddenly much lower than it had been before. It wasn't on her butt though. Not really. It was more on the slope leading down to it.
Her hand left his for a moment so that she could push a piece of loose hair out of her face. But the second she reached for it, he beat her to the runaway red strand and tenderly brushed it back away from her cheek. Almost like they were now in sync and had connected on some different kind of level than before.
She pressed her cheek to his chest, listening to the steady beat of his heart and taking in his masculine scent. Maybe it was a weird thought to have since she wasn't in any actual danger, but she felt safe and protected in his arms. Like he'd never let anyone do anything to hurt her. It was a feeling she hadn't had since her mother died, and it only made her feel closer to both of them.
After a couple of slow songs passed, Max swallowed audibly. "Jess, it's getting late."
Her throat tightened. Guess their date was over. "And?"
"And I…well, I think it's time I take you home."
Though he hadn't said the actual words and she didn't have a clue why he was suddenly in a rush to leave, she hoped he meant he was going to take her home…to bed. Probably a stupid thing, but well… Her breathing increased slightly, and she bit her lip. "Okay," she agreed.
The moment he took a step back from her, she suddenly felt way too cold and already missed his warmth. She hadn't realized how much of his body heat had been detectable through his clothes. But apparently the man burned hot.
He extended his arm to her. "We just need to wait for the waiter to bring us the check and then we'll go."
"All right," she said, allowing him to guide her back to their table.
Max flagged down the waiter and asked him to finalize the check. Then they sat there in uncomfortable silence, taking turns staring at one another while waiting for their server to return.
Her palms dampened. She really wanted to know what he was thinking right now.
Thus far their only relationship had been a friendly yet professional one. Had that somehow changed tonight? The thought had anxiety twisting in her stomach. She sure hoped so. Although it probably was idiotic to get involved with someone who could ruin your livelihood with a snap of their fingers, Jessa couldn't seem to stop herself from wanting to.
Then a revelation impaired the flow of blood to her brain. Jessa wanted Max. She wanted his heated body once again pressing into hers…this time without the barrier of clothing keeping them apart.
But the question was, did he want her in the same way?
About Alison
Alison Bliss grew up in Small Town, Texas, but currently resides in the Midwest with her husband and two sons. With so much testosterone in her e, it's no wonder she writes "girl books." She believes the best way to know if someone is your soul mate is by canoeing with them because if you both make it back alive, it's obviously meant to be. Alison pens the type of books she loves to read most: fun, steamy love stories with heart, heat, laughter, and usually a cowboy or two.
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Vijahlant Records drops new rhythm
St Mary-based recording label, Vijahlant Records, has now released it's first official rhythm titled 'Goodie Good'.
The rhythm features popular artistes such as Iyara with Yuh Body Good, Teflon with Fire, Determine with Miss Goodie Good, Galaxy P with Hold Him and Vijahlant with Love Dem Up Good, among others.
The rhythm's producer, Vijahlant, born Everton Rose, said it was the perfect time to release the project, as it has struck a chord with partygoers, especially the females, as the summer season progresses.
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My mom didn't remember anything about this little puppy - but the slide says "Tippy" - and it's when I was about 6 months old. When I can get my dad on the phone I'll ask if he remembers anything but I doubt it! LOL


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Sunday, May 3, 2009
Finally! Something got done.
We have been achieving things, but it really doesn't show. Time is a major issue, and some things have turned out to be quite difficult. Even seemingly simple tasks like finding an integrated rubbish bin for the kitchen is far more complicated than you'd think. We have a skinny cupboard at the very end of our breakfast bar that we want to use, but finding the right bin and sliding mechanism to fit has so far stumped us. I'm completely fed up with looking at the kitchen tidy and assorted bottles and recyclables as you walk into the kitchen/family room! Not exactly the decorator statement I'm going for.
I have a few decorating ideas in my head, but as is always the case, when you set your heart on something, you can never find it. That vase, mirror, plant pot, wall hanging or cushion that you know will be just perfect and that you saw a couple of months ago is nowhere to be found. Whatever you can find is the wrong colour, wrong size, wrong style...or a ridiculous price.
Part of my problem is, I have so many ideas in my head, and try to do them all at once. The result, of course, is that I end up with nothing completed.
So this weekend I decided to concentrate on just a few small things. Number one was to get a few photos and artworks up on the walls. They've been sitting around on the floor for weeks now. This is an abstract triptych I painted for our bedroom (the colours have washed out with the flash though, I really should have taken this in daylight. They're not grey, the main colour is lovely greens):
Number two was to finish off the retreat. I bought a coffee table and side table at IKEA the other week, and managed to find a few decorative bits and pieces, and it's actually turned out well. Relaxing and comfortable and - well, somewhere to retreat to:
I hung a few more pictures and am still going with the office organisation - that's mainly involved shredding tonnes of old paperwork this weekend. Next on the project list is to get the remaining shelves I need and finish that area off.
After that, I think that bit of landscaping at the back of the house ....although I have been drooling over wardrobe fit-outs. This is nice:
Or perhaps this:
Hmm, maybe a bit grand. I'd settle for something like this:
One thing at a time. Must remember that.
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- Jo said...
I'd love to see the artwork in more natural light. Hard to see the colours in that pic.
The retreat looks great kek! I'm just wondering, do you ever open both doors to the bedroom, or really only use the one?
I don't know if you've been there, but have you seen that big shop called "Store" in Epping. I called in there the other day to kill some time..... well I ended up murdering the credit card. I have banned myself from there.....lol
But they may have a suitable bin for that cupboard??
- May 3, 2009 at 9:39 PM
- Kek said...
I'll try to get a better photo in daylight...
Yes, I've been to Store, I was there on Friday looking for storage boxes and had the bin in mind too. There was nothing quite right, as far as I can tell. And I'm too scared to even take my credit card out of my bag - it could get really ugly!
We might have to think a bit laterally for our bin. I have a couple of ideas developing...
- May 3, 2009 at 9:45 PM
- Kek said...
Oh, and we rarely open both doors, only if we want to move something big through them. I suppose some would consider them a waste of money? But I like the look.
The main reason we don't open them both is that the bolt thingie on the fixed door is waaaay up the top of our extended height door and neither of us can reach it. Easier to keep it closed. LOL.
- May 3, 2009 at 9:47 PM
- Toni said...
Looks great Kek! Prints above your bed look great, you did a great job creating them - love them! I love the colours (shame the true ones haven't come out in the photo) after seeing them with my own eyes.
Your retreat looks like a nice snuggly place to use especially with these cold nights ;-) Love the colors in here.
How many white shirts and pillows does one need? LOL (middle pic) sorry robe fitouts do nothing for me, I'm happy with a hanging rail and some drawers. Miss A is right into it though......she's saving for a fitout from Howards - lol ;-)
How are the canvasses coming along for the family room? Miss A is looking forward to seeing a pic of them too.
- May 4, 2009 at 4:20 PM
- Kek said...
Ha! A hanging rail and a few drawers won't cut it for me, Toni. I have so many clothes, I need a serious wardrobe solution to tame the chaos.
The family room canvases haven't got any further. They're still propped next to the TV, half-done. Um...what can I say. Slack...no, just busy, really.
I'll add that to my short list of stuff to finish ASAP.
- May 4, 2009 at 5:31 PM


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Let's be clear here. Emily Ratajkowski goes to events she really has no business going a lot. She randomly gets naked a lot. Like a lot. No, I'm serious, she does it a lot. She takes topless selfies with Kim Kardashian. She wants to distance herself from the thing that made her famous. According to Star, that makes her friends jealous.
A friend of Emily Ratajkowski reveals to Star that ever since her minor role in Gone Girl, the model has been trying to barge her way into Hollywood's inner circles. "Emily goes to every opening and party – she's out all day and night," says a source. "Becoming more famous is all she cares about, and the only time you ever hear from her is if she wants a favor." But A-listers can smell a stage-5 clinger a mile away. "She needs to be careful because she's starting to rub her serious contacts the wrong way," warns the spy, who reveals that Emily's topless selfie with Kim Kardashian had less to do with promoting body positivity and more to do with promoting herself. "People saw right through it and called her out, but Emily doesn't care. She believe a huge part of getting noticed, but her overexposure is starting to come across as desperate."
I'll go out on limb and say this really isn't Emily Ratajkowski's friend. Or maybe it is. You never really know with women. Either or, this friend probably has small titties. Ones like this always do.
What rhymes with desperate?
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So I paired my dress with a turtle neck to combat the cold and make it stylish :) I love it that this dress is simple and comfy and gives a good base to add colours via accesories.
Do let me know if you like the below!
luv ur necklace
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Woww.... what a gorgeously beautiful bag, and lovely necklace! You look adorable! Great blog! I'd love if you checked out my blog, and if you like it, can we follow each other on GFC and Bloglovin'? I promise I'll follow you back <3
"Saúde & Beleza - Health & Beauty"
Thank you soooo much!!! I'm following you back now on GFC :)
Perhaps you're interested in following each other on bloglovin, if you do, let me know, so I can follow you back! it's really easier to keep in touch ;)
Have a fabulous day<3
"Saúde & Beleza - Health & Beauty"
you look amazing! gorgeous.
Thanks for visiting my blog! Would you like to follow each other? If yes, please let me know:)
Gorgeous bag! The boho style is always very nice ^^, it looks great on you :)
Miuw @ CocoMiuw
Wow...amazing outfit..looks so comfy! Love your maxi dress, nail color and bag is stunning :)
Would you like to follow each other? Lemme know...
hi rosh, i am a professional blogger who loves to follow fashion blogs. Love your look and the chain is gorgeous :)
You look lovely. I love the dress and your bag is sooo pretty - the necklace is gorgeous!
Nice blog u have...wanna follow each other? Just follow me on GFC and I will follow back!
Many thanks!!!! I'm following you on bloglovin as well (#89).....and I clicked there on the "♥like button" on all your posts, to show my appreciation and some love ;)
Keep in touch sweetie! Hope you're having a lovely day, and have a happy week full of pleasant surprises<3
"Saúde & Beleza - Health & Beauty"
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Your bag and your jewelry are amazing!!!ReplyDelete
Love the maxi, very flattering :) and your bag is so cool!
Mili from call me, Maeby
oh wow this outfit looks really nice and the bag fits perfect ! i like it !!!
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Very nice boho chic look. Loved the whole outfit specially the wedges.
hi girl like ur look!! followed u on google plus :d Wld love it if you would drop by my blog and we can follow on GFC/INSTAGRAM(@fashionistaera) if u like :)ReplyDelete
The bag is too too too too awesome! Love your jewelry too... Love the look! :)
great blog, great You
I follow you, follow me??
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love that maxi... thanks for dropping by!!
returning your visit :)
I love your striped Maxi!!! Very trendy for SS2013 huh!
Check my blog of you want!
wow.. love it! adore your outfit hon.. :)
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Wow, I'm totally loving that striped maxi! You look incredible as always, and that bag is to die for!
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I would love to visit Mumbai! Its super cold here in Canada and snow everywhere! your outfit is so pretty ^_^ Check out my blog too, maybe we can follow each other ^_^
I adore that maxi dress on you, it's so flattering! And that bag is adorable. :)
Hey Rosh great look.. :)
Thanks a lot for stopping by at my blog :)
Following you now :D
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Love the outfit ! Looking gorgeous :D
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Hey sweety! Thanks for stopping by (: I heartly appreciate! Amazing post! Following you back! Let's follow on bloglovin and lookbook as well? Stop by me soon again!xx
With love ♥
I am a big fan of ethic wear..love the bag and neck wear....good combination...ReplyDelete
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HI Rosh! That handbag is absolutely adorable, I like boho inspired pieces so much! I am your newest follower via GFC, hope you will stop by my blog and check it out as well so we can stay in touch :-)
xoxo Pakize
Madame Keke
Awesome outfit! I love it:)
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Very chic on you, love the bag and jewerly!!
Adorable as always!
Very nice outfit
Thank you for dropping by at my blog
Sure we can follow each other
Follow me and I'll follow back
You look darling! Love the necklace.
Thanks for your comment, yes, i would love to follow each other! Please let me know when you do, ill follow you back right away!
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Woah awesome look,so pretty
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Social media sites, such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest, are great for sharing of ideas, updates, and life experiences. Within the medical community, these tools can be great for spreading industry news, interesting articles, or blog posts (ahem…). However, it is easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of mindless social media posting. How much sharing is TOO much sharing? What things should you avoid posting about on social media? How can you strive to find that perfect balance between fun and professionalism that will tell your followers, employers, and potential patients that you are a unique person and talented medical professional? We have some tips to help you navigate social media.
- Always imagine that your Mom will be reading every tweet you post. If you wouldn't want your mom to see it, then you shouldn't post it. Being mindful about what you post and the effect it will have on your image, will help you maintain face on social media.
- Avoid sensitive topics, such as politics and religion. Try to avoid polarizing issues, such as political beliefs and religious opinions that could result in some serious social media backlash. While everyone is entitled to their own opinions, and the verbalization of these opinions can create a fascinating dialogue, social media certainly is not the place to do it. Some of your followers will inevitably disagree with you on these issues – especially if you come off too strong. This could result in you receiving negative, threatening tweets that are sure to put you in a bad mood, which might inspire you to say something you regret.
- Don't curse or use offensive language. Any sort of foul language on social media, whether it simply be a curse word or slur to a specific group of people, will cause people to depict you in an extremely negative light. No amount of education, degree, or professional success can cancel out the unprofessional and trashy effects of bad language for all to see on social media.
- Don't speak negatively about your workplace! Just like the Mom rule: If you wouldn't be comfortable saying something negative and work-related in front of your boss, then definitely don't say it on social media! Imagine social media as a vast public journal. Each post immediately goes out to anyone who has the capability to view it. Everything you say or post will be available for anyone to see and potentially document. Of course some of your posts can be downright hilarious or really positive, but imagine all the negative instances that this accessibility of data could be used against you! More often than not, employers search their prospective employees on social media to see how they portray themselves to the outside world. You don't want anything on there to convince them that you wouldn't be cut out for the job! So, be sure to always imagine what you can do to portray a positive image of yourself and your workplace.
- If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. Again, you don't want to come off like a negative, sour person! Don't bring others down with you if you are upset, angry, or annoyed.
- Be familiar with HIPAA's restrictions on what is appropriate for social media. HIPAA forbids any sort of online posting about a patient, especially if it sheds that patient in a negative light. Yes, even positive posts about patients are forbidden, since HIPAA views that as a violation of the patient's confidentiality and privacy. For example, instead of sharing, "Today I treated the most amazing 90 year old woman named Esther. She was so kind and courageous. Patients like this are truly an inspiration to me!" you can post, "Treating kind, upbeat, courageous patients is what makes my job an uplifting one."
Keep these tips in mind and exercise common sense online. Social media can be an amazing tool, but it can also hurt you if you choose to put yourself in a compromising position when you post. Always remember to be cognizant of the fact that what you say, does go on record, and is accessible to virtually anyone. Have fun and be safe out there! You have the power to create a positive image for yourself as well as your profession.
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