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Could you make an extra $200 per month? Sure. How about an extra $1000 per month? How would that change your life? To most, it would make a monumental difference. But what if we were talking thousands more per month or even tens of thousands more? How would that alter the trajectory of your life? Clearly, you can make money on the internet. You just have to decide how much of your time it's worth.
Sell baked goods. Working parents might not have the time to whip up a birthday cake or cupcakes for school parties. That's where you come in if you can create tasty baked goods. A friend of mine who is a single mom started making cupcakes as a way to keep herself occupied while staying with her dad when he was undergoing chemotherapy. She posted a picture of her cupcakes on Facebook and instantly received several orders from friends. Now she makes about $200 a month making cupcakes for others who hear about her through word of mouth or see pictures of her cupcakes on her Facebook page.
If you don't live in a bottle deposit state, you can still cash in on recyclables by selling scrap metal. You may not have enough soda or beer cans lying around to make this worthwhile — and steel prices are so low right now, it's not really worth the bother to go collecting them. But if you do have a lot of aluminum cans on hand, or if you have any scrap metal with copper in it, find a local recycling center and see what you'll get (prices vary wildly by market). Still, unless you have a lot of copper pipes lying around the garage, or bags and bags and bags of old soda cans, realistically, we're probably talking about getting $5 to $20 back.
Rescue battered wood. Pallets and pallet stock are cheap (or free) and easy to come by. Look for untreated specimens at construction sites, community colleges, buildings under renovation, or shipping warehouses and plane them down and/or kiln-dry them in a homemade kiln-dryer to uncover their hidden beauty. You can then resell the wood as is or even turn it into beautiful furniture. (Be sure to advertise that the wood is "reclaimed," as people are often willing to pay much more for this.)
@Philip Taylor I was merely using medical science as an example profession. It's quite obvious that you don't have any professional courtesy and downplay professions in which you don't understand. Logo design isn't just logo design. I don't know what the profession of a public accountant entails, or a lawyer perhaps, so I'm not going to give advice on matters that I don't especially have knowledge in.
Not quite ready to start your own blog, but still like the idea of getting paid to write? You may want to consider trying your hand at freelance writing. Many bloggers and website owners are willing to shell out some serious cash for high quality writers. In fact, Holly Johnson from ClubThrifty.com makes over $200,000 per year from freelance work! And she has a course that teaches others how to do the same.
Rose and others looking for employment this summer: Retry the babysitting idea. Summer is a good time to babysit. Maybe volunteer a few times first and then use those families as references. Tell everyone you know that you are available to babysit. Use email, Facebook, fliers, word of mouth. Also try offering a set time every week, like Tuesday evenings form 5-9 pm in your home. Parents know they can drop off their children without calling ahead. They really appreciate that. It takes time and persistence to get the word out, butit can be done!
Abby made over $110,000 from sales of digital products (such as eBooks) in 2015, and even more than that in 2016. She started three years ago knowing nothing about blogging and now makes six figures a year, due in large part to her eBooks. She is now teaching others the process she uses to write and launch profitable eBooks, and you guys, it is genius!
Amazon makes it fairly easy to list and sell old books on its marketplace. You can make more than just a few bucks If you have pricey text books from college. Be sure the books are in good condition. You'll get negative reviews if you attempt to sell books that are falling apart. Remember, add value where you can, no matter how small it might be and no matter how few people might readily notice it.
Can someone help. I need a job or at least a hobbie to do at home, i need to make $400 in about 2 weeks. I'm 15 so i can't work yet. If anyone has any suggestions please e-mail me! ooh & btw i can't mow any lawns cause everyone who lives close by dosn't have any lawn at all. So if there is any suggestions whatsoever please feel free to e-mail me. thanks!
The Ibotta app gives you cash back on the groceries you already buy. Some deals are brand specific, while others give you cash just for purchasing a certain type of item, like a loaf of bread from any brand. Choose your deals before you check out, then submit a picture of your receipt and get paid via Venmo, PayPal, or gift cards. Sign up with Ibotta to claim your $10 welcome bonus.
Open an Etsy store. If you have a creative talent or skill – whether it's creating art, sewing clothes, or making keepsakes – you can open an online store on Etsy.com and sell your wares for some quick cash. With your own Etsy store, you're left in charge of pricing and, ultimately, how much you make. See our detailed primer, "How to Make Money on Etsy."
Be a private cab driver. Companies such as Uber and Lyft have set up services that connect drivers with people who need a ride and are willing to pay for it.[27][28] In order to take advantage of this opportunity quickly, you must own a car, have a valid driver's license, and meet other qualifications. It might take a little bit of time to get registered as a driver with the service, but once you are, there are opportunities to make money fast because these services are in high demand.
This is the classic work-at-home mom gig, but it's for a lot more people than just moms! Selling stuff you love can be a great way to make extra money from home, even if you work in an office most of the day. Direct selling is scalable to your own lifestyle, ambition, and talents. You can keep it casual and mostly sell to friends and acquaintances. Or, if you really get to networking online and in person, you can build a client base outside your existing circles.
If you've got some free time and don't live in the middle of nowhere, becoming a Lyft driver can be a very lucrative side hustle that allows you make money fast. And right now, they've got a promotion going on where any new driver will instantly get a $300 bonus after completing their 100th ride. If you start now and hustle hard on the weekends, you can probably unlock that bonus within a few weeks of driving (and that's in addition to your normal earnings).


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Polish students recorded Christmas wishes for all of you!
Tuesday, 13 February 2018
PL Happy Play Day
During that day our teachers discussed with us the Children Rights.
The thing that was the best for us was the sport competitions and tournaments organized by the PE teachers. We had so much fun and enjoyed that day a lot. Because we - the children have the right to play!
PL World Heart Day
It was a great event in our school. The school was decorated in red hearts and almost all of us wore something red. Our Maths teacher (who is also a dancer) organized a dancing event for us. Have a look :)
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Cognitive rehabilitation, visual perception, school-based pediatrics
Dr. Taff's research interests include the role of occupation as a core concept in OT curricula, graduate student mental health and support, faculty development and teaching excellence, higher education outcomes and evaluation, qualitative investigation of the OT student experience, comparison and efficacy of instructional and assessment methods, and continuous improvement practices in higher education.
In the MSOT program, Dr. Taff teaches the qualitative research section of Fundamentals of Evidence-Based Practice. In the OTD program, he teaches OT Practice Model I and II and the Doctoral Seminar in Education Strategies. In the PhD program, Dr. Taff guides the Teaching Practicum.
2005: PhD in education and educational psychology, University of Missouri-St. Louis
1997: MS in occupational therapy, Washington University School of Medicine, Program in Occupational Therapy
1989: BS in microbiology, Missouri State University
Dr. Taff earned his bachelor's degree in microbiology in 1989 from Missouri State University, his master's degree in occupational therapy in 1997 from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, and his doctoral degree in education and educational psychology in 2005 from the University of Missouri-St. Louis. After graduating from the Program in 1997, Dr. Taff worked as a pediatric occupational therapist at Special School District (SSD) in St. Louis County for more than six years before accepting a management position as the director for the occupational therapy, physical therapy and adaptive physical education department at SSD, where he served from December 2003 until June 2010. Dr. Taff has also served as adjunct professor in St. Louis University's School for Professional Studies, teaching courses in special education, human growth and development, classroom management, and teaching methods. Dr. Taff has continued interests in curriculum development; program evaluation and continuous improvement models; educational research and the scholarship of teaching and learning; alternative learning theories; and the historical, philosophical, and sociocultural aspects of education and occupational therapy. He also is heavily involved in School of Medicine diversity and inclusion, inter-professional education, and leadership initiatives.
Babulal, G.M., Selvaratnam, A., & Taff, S.D. (2018). Existentialism and occupational therapy: Implications for practice, research, and education. Occupational Therapy in Healthcare, 1-19
Taff, S.D., Hooper, B., Krishnagiri, S., Bilics, A., & Price, P. (2018). Traversing hills and valleys: Exploring doing, being, becoming, and belonging, experiences in teaching and studying occupation. Journal of Occupational Science. https://doi.org/10.1080/14427591.2018.1488606
Hooper, B., Gupta, J., Bilics, A., & Taff, S.D. (2018). Balancing efficacy and effectiveness with philosophy, history and theory-building in occupational therapy education research. The Open Journal of Occupational Therapy, 6 (1), 1-9.
Hooper, B., Krishnagiri, S., Price, P., Taff, S.D., & Bilics, A. (2018). Curriculum-level strategies that U.S. occupational therapy programs use to address occupation: A qualitative study. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 72 (1), 1-10.
Price, P., Hooper, B., Krishnagiri, S., Taff, S.D., & Bilics, A. (2017). A way of seeing: How occupation is portrayed to students when taught as a concept beyond its use in therapy. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 71 (4), 7104230010. https://doi.org/10.5014/ajot.2017.024182
Krishnagiri, S., Hooper, B., Price, P., Taff, S.D., & Bilics, A. (2017). Explicit or hidden? Exploring how occupation is taught in U.S. occupational therapy curricula. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 71 (2), 7102230020p1-7102230020p9. doi:10.5014/ajot.2017.024174
Taff, S.D., & Blash, D. (2017). Diversity and inclusion in occupational therapy: Where we are, where we must go. Occupational Therapy in Health Care, 31 (1), 72-83.
Hooper, B., Mitcham, M.D., Taff, S.D., M. Krishnagiri, S., Price, P., & Bilics, A. (2015). Energizing occupation as the center of teaching and learning. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 69 (Suppl. 2), 6912360010. http://dx.doi.org/10.5014/ajot.2015.018242Gupta, J. & Taff, S.D. (2015). The illusion of client-centered practice. Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy, 22 (4), 244-251.
Taff, S.D., Babulal, G.M., & Bakhshi, P. (2014). The accountability-wellbeing-ethics framework: A new philosophical foundation for occupational therapy. Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy, 81, 320-329. doi: 10.1177/0008417414546742
Taff, S., & Hoyt, C. (2012). Going global in Guatemala: Supporting emerging occupational therapy practice in developing nations. OT Practice, 17 (21), 14-19.
Danforth, S., Taff, S., & Ferguson, P. (2006). Place, profession, and program in the history of special education curriculum. In E. Brantlinger (Ed.) Who benefits from special education? Remediating (fixing) other people's children. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Danforth, S., & Taff, S.D. (Eds.) (2004). Crucial Readings in Special Education. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Education, Inc.
2012: Graduated in inaugural class of the Academic Medical Leadership Program for Physicians and Scientists (WU School of Medicine, Olin Business School and BJC Healthcare)
2008: Excellence in Teaching Award, St. Louis University, School for Professional Studies
Taff, Steve, PhD, OTR/L, FNAP, FAOTA
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On a farm on Anmyeon Island in Taean County, South Chungcheong Province, bananas and papayas are being cultivated. Bananas produced at the farm are sweeter than imported ones due to large daily temperature differences and abundant sunshine. In addition, the yield per tree has reached 50 kilograms, bearing abundant fruits. The average banana crop is about 30 to 35 kilograms per tree.
The farm is called the Ohaeng Farm Training Institute. It operates a 2,644 m2 facility that houses 45 banana trees. The training center is also growing papaya, another tropical fruit. It produced 9 tons last year, generating 40 million won (US$34,300) in sales.
According to an article on koreabizwire.com¸ tropical fruits such as papaya have become popular among Southeast Asian immigrants living in South Korea, drawing attention as a new cash crop.


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NEW DELHI: India and Bangladesh will jointly produce a documentary on the 1971 War of Independence of Bangladesh, a statement said here on Wednesday.
This was decided at a meeting between Information and Broadcasting Minister M. Venkaiah Naidu and his Bangladeshi counterpart Hasanul Haq Inu here, the statement said.
In this context, Naidu stated at the meeting that the archival material available with Films Division, Doordarshan and other media units in India would be optimally utilised.
"This documentary proposed to be produced would commemorate the 50th year of Bangladesh Independence in 2021," an official release said.
Naidu also agreed to the proposal of Hasanul Haq Inu to facilitate the production of a mega movie by Bangladesh to mark the 100th birth anniversary of "Bangabandhu" Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 2020.
At the meeting, Naidu said that information dissemination is critical to counter terrorism which is a common issue plaguing both India and Bangladesh.
"Timely and correct dissemination of information will prevent rumours and falsehood, while at the same time, build the spirit of cooperation and understanding between people," he said.
Ajay Mittal, Secretary Information and Broadcasting and senior officials of the I&B Ministry were also present.
Naidu also conveyed to his Bangladesh counterpart that AIR would be launching an exclusive service for Bangladesh and Bengali diaspora titled "Akashvani Maitree" on 23rd August 2016.
President Pranab Mukherjee would be launching the new channel which is expected to act as a bridge of amity between the two countries, the official release said.
NEW DELHI: India and Bangladesh will jointly produce a documentary on the 1971 War of Independence of Bangladesh, a statement said here on Wednesday.


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Zane Kapeli's journey to Test rugby has been nothing short of remarkable, named to make his debut for Tonga against the All Blacks tomorrow.
Having spent time playing for Waikato at provincial level in the NPC, 29-year-old Kapeli's story is that of a journeyman, trying his hand in a number of fields away from rugby.
That all appears to have paid off, named in the number 20 jersey for tomorrow's Test against the All Blacks in Hamilton, as well as earning himself a spot in Tonga's 31-man Rugby World Cup squad.
"[I was] a builder in mid-Canterbury, I'm actually [doing] a building apprenticeship now, doing it over in Tauranga," he told 1 NEWS.
"I did six months of teaching [training college]. To be honest, I was scraping Cs and Ds, so it was probably best that I went to go and do a trade and get out of study."
Kapeli's journeyman-like story even extends to his sporting career, having also played rugby league for the Waiheke Rams, the same club that produced Kiwis and Melbourne Storm hooker Brandon Smith.
"I'm a Waiheke Rams man. I just love getting in the grind and making tackles, [I] didn't want to be in the limelight."
Despite playing for most of his life in New Zealand, Kapeli's Tongan heritage is in no doubt - the son of former Auckland and 'Ikale Tahi prop Rudi Kapeli.
That will mean tomorrow's debut sees the younger Kapeli up against a side he's been admiring for as long as he can remember.
"I've been watching the All Blacks all my life, trying to be one of them," he explained.
"Things obviously unfolded. To be honest, I'm a proud 'Ikale Tahi man now.
"If I get an opportunity to play them, I'm going to take every moment, and hopefully put my best foot forward."


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Saturday, December 29, 2018
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