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Hello beautiful beings,
I am going through a stage of creative expression and day dreaming at the moment. I am sitting here thinking about the universe, stars and energy and then all of a sudden I just need to grab a pen and paper as I know that something is needing to be expressed and I just let the words flow on the page. Whether it is my higher self, channeling some other divine wisdom or just my own imagination it doesn't really matter, it's how those words open you up to remembering more of who you are that is important and words are just a tool to access feelings and memories.
I feel that there is change in the air and we are transitioning into a society that can connect more open heartedly and authentically with ourselves and each other.
I have felt a deep loneliness at times, feeling that I am apart from my tribe, my group of beings who understand me deeply for who I am. But I'm starting to feel a hope that that level of connection and authenticity is available to us here too, we just have to believe it is possible and break down the social barriers knowing that they are no longer needed and this new level of connection and kindness with each other will really transform us beyond what we thought possible.
I don't know if anyone else has noticed the last few weeks as well that time has been acting a little strangely- speeding up, slowing down and feeling more interconnected with everything. I've been having alot of images coming to me as if they are memories of this life, past lives and other lives going on simultaneously. I have been observing how society suddenly all focus on one thing one day and then the next day there's an entirely new focus. It's as if we're realising our power and just playing with how it all works for now. Not yet putting the collective energy together but just starting to realise how powerful we are afterall and what would happen if we focused it in this direction. I find it interesting and hugely mind boggling the theory of parallel realities and how your consciousness could jump into a different world but it still appear as the same life in the blink of an eye. (Watch some Bashar videos if you want to find out more) It's all too much for my little human brain to connect with but interesting to think about. As I notice little patterns in reality that confirm that time isn't so linear as we make it out to be, how different our lives would be with that understanding of our own infinite potential.
Anyways I'm just rambling my thoughts onto the screen as I try to make sense of this weird and wonderful little world hehe, here are some poems that I hope will inspire and uplift you beautiful one :)
Everything happens at the perfect time dear one,
every person that enters your life,
every changing of the season, every encounter, every thought.
It will all come to fruition at the perfect time for it to take form.
Trust in the intellegent energies of the universe, they want to form into the most perfect representation of you.
No need to catch them in a net and try to mould them yourself, this is not your job or concern.
Your job beautiful being is to send out the frequency of creativity, of love, of happiness and then marvel at the stunning form this takes in your life.
Have faith and presence, enjoy every full and nourishing moment as it comes, all while anticipating the many divine amazing moments just around the corner,
And trust us they are So worth being Present for.
What if we are just players in each other's little theatre of life,
Brushing past each other time and time again, another time, another place,
My heart goes "Oh I remember you", didn't we play out that scene together,
Didn't you teach me that lesson, I remember now, all that fun we explored together,
All those embraces, tears and adventures,
Welcome back, are you having a good time in this life?
I've always been here for you in one form or another so come back to me if you wish and lets intertwine our little adventure of life once more.
An infinite nebula of stars,
A perfect reflection of lights,
A vivid whirlpool of energy,
That is what you are Dear One,
A beauty beyond words,
A heart filled with hopes,
A mind filled with desires,
A courage capable of creating masterpieces of beauty,
That is how I see you,
A master of energy, building it together into something never thought possible,
Again and again you outdo yourself,
And it's a pleasure to watch your divine creation take form,
You Dear Soul, you vivid bright accumulation of source energy,
I see you as you are,


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The inspiring Scripture from Matthew 19:26: "With God all things are Possible" on this candle will bring a ray of hope to anyone facing sickness, hardship, despair or broken relationships. What a powerful reminder that we are "overcomers" through faith in the Messiah, Jesus! We chose CASSIA for the fragrance as it represents Devotion and Dedication to the All-Mighty One with whom nothing is impossible. Hand-poured in Abba's facility in our eco-friendly soy blend wax with approximate burn time: 26-30 hrs., 8.7 oz by volume. Container can be used with votives or tealights for continued delight.
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In Ps 45:8 the Bible portrays a king whose garments are so thoroughly scented with costly perfumes that they seem to be altogether woven out of them. Two of the three scents mentioned, Myrrh and Cassia, were ingredients in the holy anointing oil used to anoint priests and kings. The remaining fragrance, Aloes, is listed among the "chief species" in the garden of the beloved in Song 4:13-14. Psalm 45:8 "All your garments smell of myrrh, aloes and cassia..." King's Garments is a special aromatic blending of the three biblical scents consisting of: Myrrh: A gum resin that exudes from a small bushy tree found in Arabia. It flows as milky white then quickly turns to a deep purple-brown color as it begins to crystalize. Aloes: Most likely the product of a tree of the genus Aquilaria, a native of northern India. At a certain stage of decay, the wood develops a fragrance well known to the ancients and from it a rare perfume was obtained. Cassia: An evergreen tree in the cinnamon family with an aromatic bark, which is harvested in strips to make an aromatic powder or oil.
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Lime People
Brit Para
POL Para
Glider Pilot squadron (N)
Airborne Recce (podobno Raiding force)
Airborne Eng (N)
Armd Sqdr
ArmD recce sqdr
Motor Coy (N - was pdf)
Lorried Coy
2nd Houshold
Inns of Court (N - was pdf)
Commando - (N - Walcheren)
Hamburger people
Para 82nd
Para 101st
Glider Rifle (N - was pdf)
Forest people - Walcheren i Scheldt - hello Buffalo
Armd sqdr
Armd recce
Armd Car
Recce sqdr
Vet FJ
Ersatz FJ (FT)
SS Spindler KG
SS von Tettau KG
SS Grabner KG
rest neu Perwoll gewaschen (EU stupid add)
Schw. PzJg (Jpanters)
SS Sperverband Euling -fort. SS
KG von Furstenber
KG Sperverband Harzer
KG von Swoboda -
KG SS Brinkman
KG Knaust
KG Hummel
KG SS Arnheim
Stug Batterie
Schw. PzKomp - KT
Looking good Herr Oberleutnant.
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Its all in code... I didn;t know Wood Elves had an army in WW2 though (Forest People??)
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Matt Varnish wrote:Its all in code... I didn;t know Wood Elves had an army in WW2 though (Forest People??)
"Forest people - Walcheren i Scheldt - hello Buffalo"
Who has woodman rule -- Canadians? Also there's the reference ot the Scheldt...
In World War II the estuary once again became a contested area. Despite allied control of Antwerp, in September 1944 German forces still occupied fortified positions throughout the Scheldt estuary west and north, preventing any allied shipping to the port. In the Battle of the Scheldt, the Canadian First Army successfully cleared the area, allowing supply convoys direct access to the port of Antwerp by November 1944.
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If the Scheldt stuff is true, another Canadian army for me.
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German heroes:
Euling - Joins the SS Sperrverband, All your platoons always start dug in, and Jagdpanzers can start in assault gun pits, and dont count for armoured reserves.
Sonnenstuhl - Artillery Staff team hero, can combine bombardments, and gives his battery the Time on Target rule
Graebner and VDH look the same, although VDH can now join the FT FJ too.
Knaust - Has a wooden leg, can only move 4" per turn when on foot. Can use Eyes and Ears, and I think Cautious movement. Can call in artillery without the +1, and gives you a reserves re-roll.
Archer TD - Armour 1/1/0, Slow Tank, Awkward Layout, Hull mounted 17pdr (late), AA MG, 220 points for 4 CT, 290 for CV.
6pdrs are AT 11, with a small points increase. 17pdrs are AT 15, keep SiF, and Fireflies are about 20 points more expensive. Balanced by regular Shermans dropping to 80 points per CV. A full 11th Armoured platoon with 2 Shermans, 2 Fireflies is now 425.
As far as lists go, these books are awesome. Everything just looks downright FUN. The germans are throwing even the kitchen sink in, and the Canadians get a huge increase in coolness.
From German MG battalions, 8.8cm flak companies, CT Tigers for 145 points each, you get everything. Fallschirmjager finally get their foot scouts, and SS armoured trucks are badass. 107th PB is in with CT Panthers.
For the airborne, the poles get Guards or 11th armoured tank platoons, everyone except Frost keeps Medium Battery Support. Commandos can take 2 slots of NGFS, in either AT6/FP1+, or AT4/FP3+ varieties. British lists look similar, JOE is still in, hasnt changed. The Canadians get Defrocked Priests, armoured trucks, and Ram APCs, which look awesome. Armour 5/3/0, with deck turret MGs.
They get PIAT batteries on universal carriers, with a 24" bombard range, they sound hilarious. All the Canadians are CV, too, including the Dragoons.
As you can probably tell, I'm really excited for these books. Might make my next tourney MG themed. Anything else you want me to look at tomorrow, let me know, Im back at the store actually playing.
Finally incentive to actually paint my kraut 105s?
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AT15 17 Pdrs. Jesus.
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Matt Varnish wrote:AT15 17 Pdrs. Jesus.
huh ... they used to be AT13. Wonder what the new points cost will be:
Pak43, At 16, 40", immobile, turnable :: ~110 pts per
17lbs AT13 , 32", immobile, no HE :: ~40 pts per
17lbs AT15 , 32", immobile, no HE :: ~60-70 pts per?
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Too bad its 2013 and I can;t buy any models.
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The afternoon was hot. We'd finally gotten some much-needed rain, but with that rain came weeds, plenty of them. It's funny how the good often comes with the bad!
I was out in our backyard, pulling at the stubborn weeds, when I remembered something my mom used to say: "weeds are only flowers that started growing in the wrong place."
And many times, she was right. We'd pull daisies out of the herb garden, pull green onions out from among the tomatoes. At times, they would truly be flowers that unfortunately landed in the wrong territory. The flower, in and of itself wasn't bad, it was just growing in the wrong place, at the wrong time.
As it is with life. There are things I'm involved in, things that consume my time. These things could be good, Bible studies, dates with friends, reading a book, but they may be distracting me from more important things such as my devotional life and my family.
The weeds may seem like beautiful things, but if they're stealing life, stealing water and nutrients from other plants, are they really that? Are they really good, or do they just masquerade as such?
As I kept pulling weeds on that afternoon, I started prioritizing. I started look seriously at the things around me and praying for discernment. Over-commitment creeps up so stealthy. I often think I'm doing good, but, before I know it, I'm involved in way to many things.
And so, some weeding has to begin. This weeding starts within, as it prays and searches for the distractions that don't belong.
My heart is still focused on the book of Galatians this week. The Galatians were a people who let too many weeds creep into their lives, to the point that they were bitterly deceived. Oh how I don't want that for myself. And so, I turn to the fruit of the spirit for help. Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith and self-control leave little room for weeds. If I'm truly at peace, and truly using self-control, I wouldn't be so over-tasked, would I?
Do you have any advice for an over-tasked girl? How do you weed, when your life has become too full? Are there any verses you turn too?


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Soft Pretzels
Philly might be well known for its cheese steaks, cream cheese and scrapple, but the soft pretzel is a Philadelphia staple. We even used to have a Pretzel Museum that opened in 1993, but it went out of business. (I WONDER WHY) Rumor has it that there's something special in our city's water supply that makes a soft pretzel extra tasty. Clearly the only way to be sure is to make your own, right?
This recipe was yoinked straight from the master himself, Alton Brown, who has an entire episode of Good Eats dedicated to the salty treat.
- 1 1/2 cups warm water, 110-115 degrees F
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1 envelope active dry yeast
- 22 ounces all-purpose flour
- 2 ounces unsalted butter, melted
- Vegetable oil, for the bowl and pan
- 10 cups water
- 2/3 cup baking soda
- 1 large egg yolk, beaten with 1 tablespoon water
- Pretzel salt
- Combine the 1 1/2 cups warm water, the sugar and kosher salt in the bowl of a stand mixer and sprinkle the yeast on top. Set aside for 5 minutes, or until the mixture foams.
- Add the flour and butter and, using the dough hook attachment, mix on low speed until well combined. Change to medium speed and knead until the dough is smooth and pulls away from the side of the bowl, 4 to 5 minutes.
- Remove the dough from the bowl, clean the bowl, then oil it well. Return the dough to the bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and set aside in a warm place for 50 to 55 minutes, or until the dough has doubled in size.
- Heat the oven to 450 degrees F. Line 2 half sheet pans with parchment paper and lightly brush with oil. Set aside.
- Bring the 10 cups water and the baking soda to a rolling boil in a 12-inch straight-sided saute pan or a roasting pan (something wide and shallow is best).
- Meanwhile, turn the dough out onto a lightly oiled work surface and divide into 8 equal pieces. Roll out each piece of dough into a 24-inch rope. Make a U-shape with the rope, and, holding the ends of the rope, cross them over each other and press onto the bottom of the U in order to form the shape of a pretzel. Place on a half sheet pan. Repeat with the remaining pieces of dough.
- One by one, place the pretzels in the boiling water for 30 seconds. Remove them from the water using a large flat spatula. Return them to the sheet pans, brush the top of each pretzel with the beaten egg yolk and water mixture, and sprinkle with pretzel salt.
- Bake until dark golden brown in color, 12 to 14 minutes. Transfer to a cooling rack for at least 5 minutes before serving.
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text: Modest salary increases forecast for 2010, according to Hewitt Survey By Workplace Staff 09/14/2009| www.cos-mag.com Canadian employers are taking a cautious approach to salary increases for the coming year after having made dramatic cuts to salary budgets in 2009, according to the 31st annual Salary Increase Survey conducted by Hewitt Associates, a global human resources consulting and outsourcing company. In June/July, 387 organizations from across the country representing more than 710,000 employees responded to the survey.The average salary increase is projected to be 2.8 per cent nationally in 2010, up from the 2.2 per cent increase actually awarded in 2009. Employees in some provinces can expect their salary increases to better the national average. Organizations in Alberta and Manitoba are projecting average increases of 3.0 per cent and 3.2 per cent respectively, while those in Saskatchewan are forecasting 4.2 per cent increases-the highest in the country. "The recession obviously had a profound impact on 2009 salary increase budgets," says Jeff Vathje, Hewitt's Calgary-based national compensation leader. "A year ago, Canadian organizations were forecasting increases of 3.8 per cent nationally, with 5.1 per cent raises projected for jobs in Alberta. When Hewitt re-surveyed employers in October, after the start of the economic downturn, those projections had been modified to 2.8 per cent nationally and approximately 4.0 per cent for Alberta." A further poll of Alberta-based organizations conducted in February 2009 saw salary increase figures drop to between 2.0 per cent and 2.5 per cent, depending on the position."Feedback from employers across the country indicates there is a feeling of guarded optimism with respect to 2010 salary increases and the economy generally," states Vathje. "Half of the respondents indicated that they reduced their 2009 salary increase budgets due to economic conditions, but will increase them in the coming year due to the more favourable outlook. Others are budgeting for higher increases because they expect strong company performance in 2010, while 7.0 per cent are doing so because they realize their pay levels are below market." As for the buoyant salary increase outlook in Saskatchewan, Vathje suggests this could be due to the fact that Saskatchewan has a broad-based economy-agriculture, mining, and oil and gas-that is seemingly more recession-proof than other sectors across Canada.Spike in salary freezes One of the most telling figures gathered in this year's Salary Increase Survey is the number of organizations that reported a salary freeze in 2009. "We've been asking employers about projected salary freezes for the last decade," says Prashant Chadha, a compensation consultant in Hewitt's Toronto office. "This number is usually very low-typically less than two per cent. Last summer, 1.8 per cent of employers were forecasting salary freezes for 2009. In fact, 29.2 per cent of organizations froze salaries this year, providing no increases, the highest we've seen in 10 years." For 2010, 6.5 per cent of employers are planning to freeze salaries. Another one-third of respondents are unsure about whether they will do so, preferring to hold off on making a decision until there are clearer indications that the economy is picking up.Employers willing to pay more for performance and scarce skillsAside from regular salary increase budgets, about 20 per cent of employers have extra funds available to reward employees who are high performers or who have "hot skills." These "special adjustment" budgets were 0.9 per cent of overall salary increase budgets in 2009, but are expected to increase to 1.2 per cent in 2010. "Hot skills" that are in demand include information technology and engineering.In addition, one-third of organizations are setting aside separate budgets to reward employees who are promoted during the course of the year. In 2009, employers expected that their promotions budgets would amount of 0.8 per cent of their overall salary increase budget. In fact, they actually spent 1.2 per cent to grow talent within the organization and reward those they identified as having high potential for the company. This budget is expected to increase to 1.4 per cent in 2010.Employers also continue to rely heavily on variable pay programs to incent and reward employees. "Under these programs, employees receive a bonus if certain corporate, divisional and/or individual goals are attained," explains Chadha. "There has been a slight shift in emphasis in 2009, however, that is expected to carry over into next year. When we surveyed companies last year, 69 per cent said that corporate performance was a factor in determining variable pay amounts. This year, that figure was 74 per cent. It's not a huge increase, but it does suggest that employers are encouraging higher performance across the organization, rather than rewarding only individual performance."Sending the right message"The good news is that 61 per cent of organizations discussed the impact of the recession on salaries with employees," says Leslie Dutton, a senior communication consultant with Hewitt in Toronto. "Hopefully, that message started at the top. The last thing organizations should do in tough times is cut down on or stop communicating. Employees crave information, especially from leaders, to help them make sense of the times and understand how the business is positioned to win, what they need do to help the organization succeed, and what's in it for them."If the message is simply "a bad economy means no increases", employees could well expect to receive raises as soon as the economy turns around. "If expectations aren't managed, organizations run the risk of losing employees they wish to retain," says Dutton. It is also imperative for organizations to equip managers to have the right conversations with employees. "Managers need to understand the organization's compensation philosophy in the context of current (and future) business realities, and be equipped with the tools to help them have effective pay discussions and deliver consistent messages," Dutton says.In addition, the Salary Increase Survey results indicate that less than half (45 per cent) of employers provided total rewards statements during the last year. "Some employers believe that giving employees a statement only drives home bad news," said Dutton. "But these statements are designed to focus on the big picture of pay, benefits and opportunities. The pay story is just one aspect that makes working for the employer a rewarding experience.""The bottom line is that it is never too late to start communicating, particularly as there are still a lot of employers who are undecided about salary increases for 2010," says Vathje. "Hewitt will again conduct periodic checks on salary increases throughout the year to see the effect economic and other factors are having on salary increase budgets in Canada."Copies of the Hewitt Associates' 31st annual Canada Salary Increase Survey are available at www.compensationcenter.com. Organizations that are interested in pay-for-performance programs may wish to participate in Hewitt's Variable Compensation Measurement survey. Please visit www.hewitt.com/canada for more information. See More Articles in Leadership ▶ Add Comment * Title * Name * Email Anonymous * Comment Submit


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Wow! Everything seems to be such a learning process with me. I can't speak for everyone, I just know my own experiences so I will not even try to analyze and say I am helping others at this point in time. Eventually. Now is my time to chill, lay low, gain and maintain health, observe, gain clarity, be quiet and meditate, educate myself and sponge up what I can! I was reading and watching all my blogs recently and I really can't believe that I was diagnosed with Cancer 2 years ago. I have stomped, glided, tip toed, sprinted, jogged, slow walked, and walked over seemingly hot coals during this whole journey. The art of letting go has been a process that proved to be extra challenging and painful. I am not sure I even have everything down pat but I have learned THAT is the perfection in everything. I have turned from Perfectionista to InTheMomentista! My most improved "areas" would probably be listening to others instead of just hearing and still making my own decisions based on the authentic me, feeling all of my emotions instead of avoiding them, cutting off negative thoughts and turning the negative momentum around to the direction that feels better, really feeling grateful and giving thanks and appreciation every day, being open and expansive enough to really receive the daily gifts that are present, and giving and feeling love more than ever! I am currently working on getting and staying in alignment in accordance with the universal laws and the law of attraction.
I dig Abraham Hicks and I love the soothing voice of Deepak Chopra. I love my humidifier on full blast in the winter season and I love wearing winter hats and fluffy scarfs. You could say I am fully prepared for this mid-west hibernational winter season. I am determined NOT to get the winter blues and to come out swingin' this Spring season. I feel my transformation hitting it's peak and I am definitely shooting rockets outta my pockets. I knew it was coming. I felt it. I saw it. I kept the flashes of pictures in my mind "at bay" and chose to keep my heart nestled in loyalty, commitment, and discipline. I feel proud of what I have accomplished. It has been a torturous but very enlightening year and I wouldn't change it for anything because it has propelled me in the direction that feels better. I am okay with saying that I have been through countless hours of therapy and hypnotherapy and meditation. They have all been super power tools to really help me move forward into happiness. I can understand myself much better and work with myself each day on how to encounter the day and make life feel really great! I cherish all the moments I get with loved ones no matter what is going on in my life and I know that this is where I am meant to be, I can feel the sun shining down even brighter and it even feels different to walk around and see everything each day.
I mention all these things because it has taken me the CONTRAST of this to get to this point in my life. It has taken self-inflicted STRESS on many levels. I knew the word stress and put it in the category of feeling kinda chaotic. Well I have been living most of the parts of my life in stress. I didn't realize it. I knew it was part of the health paradigm but did not realize that is was a MAJOR component of HOW we get sick. I will even take it a step further and say that I believe that STRESS has played a major role in WHY I was diagnosed with breast cancer in the first place. It got me thinking really what is stress. Unresolved emotions, conflict, squashed emotions, tragedies, traumatic situations, divorces, deaths, lying, cheating, chemical dependencies, addictions, lack of communication, negative words and perceptions, etc, etc , etc. I am sure we can all come up with some kind of list for ourselves. Point is, I never really attributed this to anything but just feeling bad and not really knowing what to do. I had NO IDEA that these things were so dysfunctional in me and were taking such a toll on me. I believed struggling was what I needed to get ahead in life and I wasn't getting anywhere very fast so obviously this cannot be true. I think we experience dark to guide us to the light but I don't believe we need to continuously live in these perpetual cycles of doom and gloom like a victim.
I had stressed myself into sickness and no I don't think I just got cancer on a whim and it is just a sad story. I am sure there will be people that strongly disagree. I have really thought long and hard about this topic and believe 100% that we bring upon our own sickness according to the way we live or the way our parents/family lived, the environments we surround ourselves with, the people we surround ourselves with, how we deal with things, what we think and believe and how we use our emotions, how we operate day to day and cope with life and maneuver through it all. That is me taking responsibility for me and my life 100%. I am not saying that I deserve cancer but I am saying that I acknowledge the possibilities of getting myself out of this mess according to what I believe about health. I am not saying that traditional or western or alternative medicine is right or wrong. I believe there is a time and place for all of it to be helpful in some capacity. I have spent the last 2 years researching how to make myself better. I have studied and achieved 4 different certifications in health coaching. I have watched countless video and documentaries, I have read books, I have listened to oodles of audio, I have participated in self-help workshops, been to meditation courses, seen shamans and energy workers and therapists and doctors and chiropractors and masseuses. Have they all helped in some capacity? Yes. Point is, if I am looking to heal myself we need to get to the root cause of things and deal with it, otherwise we can do all these healing modalities and the issue will keep creeping back and creeping back and creeping back.We can't mask it with meds or alcohol or shopping or sex or whatever your vice of choice is and expect it to go away or never come back. So Calgon take me away…. unless you have lots of chemicals…. And THEN we can meditate on what is stressing me so I can gain clarity and peace and be the most authentic and healthy version of me. Stress be gone!
Thx for reading and listening and caring.
Tami xo
A self Journey through dealing with Cancer and how it can Impact your LIFE positively.
stress be gone!
As always, thanks for reading and listening.
Tami xo
August 2019


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LEADING OFF: Price-Ventura in KC, Cubs-Mets start NLCS
A look at what's happening around the major leagues today:
Both Championship Series are in action, with the AL's Blue Jays and Royals playing Game 2 in Kansas City at 4:07 p.m. EDT and the NL's Cubs and Mets beginning their series in New York at 8:07 p.m. EDT.
Toronto's potent lineup was silenced Friday night by Edinson Volquez, who ran his fastball up to 97 mph in a 5-0 Game 1 win. The Blue Jays will see even higher velocities in Game 2 when they face Yordano Ventura, who led all qualified major league pitchers with an average fastball velocity of 96.3 mph, according to Fangraphs. That heat didn't help much in the ALDS, though, when Ventura gave up a pair of home runs and had a 7.71 ERA over seven innings vs. Houston. Ventura had closed out the regular season with four consecutive homerless starts, a span of 25 innings.
David Price will try to pitch the Blue Jays back to a series tie after making a pair of appearances in the ALDS, including a relief outing in the team's Game 4 win over Texas. Price has a 7.20 ERA over 10 innings this postseason, a stark downturn from his 2.30 ERA over the season's final two months following his trade from Detroit to Toronto.
The Blue Jays are hoping for good news on slugger Edwin Encarnacion, who exited Game 1 in the eighth inning to get X-rays on the middle finger of his left hand. The initial report was that Encarnacion had a strain of the ligament, and he was listed as day to day. "He's been battling this thing," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said. "We'll see how it goes."
Mets fans are calling for New York to bring back pending-free agent Daniel Murphy following his outstanding performance in the NL Division Series. Murphy hit three homers as the Mets knocked out the Dodgers, including a go-ahead shot off Zack Greinke in a 3-2 Game 5 win. The 30-year-old will be a free agent after the postseason following a season in which he hit .281 with 14 homers. According to Fangraphs, his 2.5 Wins Above Replacement tied for 10th among major league second basemen.
The Batman masks will be out in force at Citi Field when Matt Harvey makes his second postseason start. Nicknamed "The Dark Knight," Harvey has fallen into a love-hate relationship with New York that Bruce Wayne would appreciate. Harvey was one of the NL's better pitchers this season in his first year back following Tommy John surgery, and still he drew the ire of the fan base over a late-season kerfuffle regarding his innings limit and for showing up late to the team's first postseason workout. Love him or not, Mets fans have taken to sporting Batman masks when Harvey pitches at Citi Field.
Jon Lester will be making his 14th start and 16th appearance in the postseason, where he owns a 2.66 ERA. He lost his only start so far in these playoffs to old friend John Lackey in Game 1 of the NL Division Series, allowing three runs over 7 1-3 innings. The left-hander signed a six-year, $155 million deal with the Cubs in the offseason, a move that signaled Chicago's attempted pivot toward contention.
Chicago has won a team-record nine straight games against New York, including seven wins this season by a combined score of 27-11. The teams haven't played since July 2, though, and the Mets have overhauled their offense since with the additions of Yoenis Cespedes, Michael Conforto, Kelly Johnson and Juan Uribe, as well as the returns of Travis d'Arnaud and David Wright from injury.
The Cubs and Mets rebuilt their rosters over the past half-decade in contrasting styles, with Chicago stockpiling offensive prospects and New York loading up on arms. In the second half of this season, though, it was the Mets who led the NL in home runs (102) and runs (373), with Chicago ranked second in each category. Meanwhile, the Cubs ranked second in second-half ERA (3.42), while the Mets ranked seventh (3.72).


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As I was listening to a podcast yesterday in the car, as we were traveling to Texas, I found my head bobbing often in agreement with the men speaking.
The podcast is called "The Depth of Field" and is put together by Matt Brandon, a travel photographer based in Malaysia. This particular day, he was interviewing Damien Lovegrove, a contemporary photographer who has shot weddings, portraits, commercial and so forth. This man is constantly trying something new! You might not know either men (I didn't know about Lovegrove at all), but I've followed Matt Brandon pretty much since the inception of my love for photography.
Anyways, in this podcast, they talked about a multitude of things which were all interesting, but I really loved what they said about gear. Let's face it. In any field you're in, it's always fun to have the latest and greatest equipment! For photographers, that's camera bodies, lenses, strobes, soft boxes, gadgets, and so forth. We can get so gear crazy and think that these items will make us better--which they might--however, I'd venture to say (like Lovegrove and Brandon) that gear can only take you so far. It's all about you getting out and taking photos. Practice is key!
Have you ever heard about the 10,000 hour rule? In a nutshell, the idea is that whatever you want to be a master at, you have to spend about 10,000 practicing that skill in order to get to the level you want. 10,000 hours! That's a lot! Most of us want that quick and easy fix that makes us an expert in a day, but that's not going to happen folks! It takes practice, practice and more practice!
Every chance I get, I take photos. I take my camera with me everywhere. Why? It's for practicing. I don't always use it, and yes, it is heavy to lug around. However, when that opportunity comes up, I am ready for it. Just like the photo above, it might not be the best photo I've ever taken, but it is as a result of just getting out my camera and shooting.
I doubt that I've met the 10,000 hours in the skill of photography, but it's something I'm working towards. What about you? Are you willing to put in the time needed to achieve your goal in your field? It's definitely something to think about.
If you want to listen to the podcast, go here: http://thedigitaltrekker.com/2016/03/depth-field-damien-lovegrove/
I look forward to hearing your thoughts about this topic!


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I met Brooke and Matthew in July.
Newly engaged, I felt a good connection with them right away. They told me the story of how they met and shared their vision for September 17th. I was honored to be among the friends and family that gathered on their property to celebrate their union. This is their story.


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"Prime numbers are what is left when you have taken all the patterns away. I think prime numbers are like life. They are very logical but you could never work out the rules, even if you spent all your time thinking about them."
― Mark Haddon, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
This week has been a strange one. It's my last solid week as a 30 year old, it's colder in Denver than it has been in 2 years, it's the week before finals, and it snowed! It's been the sort of week that somehow feels long and short at the same time. A week where I have been happy and sad and everywhere in between for reasons I mostly can't even remember now. So, just like this scattered week, here is a scattered list of five things that have gotten my attention:
Emotional Relationships to Numbers (aka thank goodness I'm a prime number again)
In three short days I will be turning 31! Like many others, I am excited to leave this year behind. - not just 2016 but 30. It wasn't all bad - in fact, it was mostly really great - but the number 31 itself is exciting for me.
Why is 31 so interesting? Well, I am a math teacher, so I'm sure it's not surprising that I love reading about numbers. But my fascination is not just with numbers in a mathematical sense, but the emotions and relationships we have with numbers. I - like a lot of people - have always been obsessed with the number 3. I count out everything into groups of three. Three (and any multiple of three) feels calming to me. I'm also really interested in prime numbers - the lack of pattern and divisibility make them unique. I also like that 3 and 1 are both odd, that 3 divided by 1 is 3 and that the difference between the two are equal to the digits of the number. So.. maybe the fascination is mostly sort of mathematical (and strange).
While I am excited about 31, my favorite numbers are actually 11 and 3. There are so many interesting studies about favorite numbers and number relationships. Even numbers are seen to be good or calm, while odd numbers are seen as bad. Evens are said to be feminine while odds are masculine and more difficult to process. Despite the seemingly negative connotations, odd numbers are far more likely to be someone's "favorite number"
The number 7 is - by far - the most common favorite number in the world. It is arithmetically unique and seems mystical in some way. It's the only one digit number that isn't a part of another single digit fact family (nothing under 10 can be divided into/multiplied etc to make 7). Three feels that way for me. It's odd, it's prime, it's curvy, and it's everywhere in art. Eleven is odd, prime, but still has even characteristics (add up to an even, first two digits of the Fibonacci sequence, etc..)
If you want to learn more about favorite numbers and the emotional relationship we have with them, listen to this episode of Radiolab (embedded below) or read this, this, or this.
Petrified Forest National Park
Today marks the 54th anniversary of the establishment of Petrified Forest National Park. I visited the vast park in the middle of nowhere nearly two years ago now.
Interesting part of the parks history: at one point the park said it was losing 1 ton of petrified wood a month to visitors illegally smuggling it out. The park took several punitive steps to curb the theft but found that it actually seemed to increase with the attention placed on it.
I recommend a great, short, Criminal podcast (embedded below the pictures) about the wood theft. It talks about the bad luck people claim to experience after they've stolen wood from the park and the subsequent letters they send back (with the wood) in the hopes of their luck being reversed. The so called "conscience letters" used to be on display at the park - now they are trying to step away from that narrative - but the letters are still available on the website "Bad Luck, Hot Rocks" and book of the same name. Here are a couple of my favorites:
Creators vs. Consumers
Last weekend I spent Saturday night getting (much needed) drinks with a friend and catching each other up on our creative projects. Through the night - as we got a few more drinks and a little more honest in our venting - the refrain "at least I'm doing something" came up more than once. It can be frustrating and lonely to try to make something new. To put yourself out there for judgment. But at least I'm creating. At least I'm trying. At least I'm sharing. At least I am doing something.
While "sharing" online seems to be constant, most people are not actively creating content. Consider the 1% rule of the internet - the theory that 1% of users actively create new content and that 99% generally "lurk" on most platforms . The 1-9-90 Principal is similar - that 1% of users are creators, 9% are synthesizers (Blooms Taxonomy woo) and 90% are just consumers. The Pareto Principle is also very similar and theorizes that 80% of content is created by 20% of users.
Any way you look at it it's a very small percentage of people creating and the overwhelming majority of people are simply consuming. Here are some interesting stats I found:
0.2% of Wikipedia users ever contribute new content
44% of twitter users have never even tweeted (lurkers) and only 3% tweet daily
< 0.1% of YouTube users are creating any content
1-3% of Reddit users are contributing
< 1% of people who buy books on Amazon leave reviews
I don't know about you but I'd rather be a creator. I may not always create the best content but at least I am creating it. Creating gives you power - the only cultural influencers are creators. Consumers are passive. They believe they have limited options and work within a framework that's already been decided. Boring. And the more you create the better it gets!
Read more about creating vs consuming here, here, and here.
Psychology of Holiday Decor
One of the best parts of the holidays for me is the opportunity to decorate! I especially love Christmas decorating and despite living in a small one bedroom apartment, I have managed to fit in 7 Christmas trees of various sizes, shapes, and colors.
Generally I am the only person to ever see the 7 trees but I know that decorating is important to me and my mood. I wanted to know more so I did some digging into the psychology of decor. I ran into several articles talking about "neuroarchitecture"- the study of the link between neuroscience and the physical built environment. (i.e. how light affects mood)
Some interesting takeaways:
Clutter can sometimes be a good thing! It's been found that some clutter can be beneficial in a home and that being surrounded by evidence of who you are has a grounding effect.
"Soft Geometry"or the idea that curved surfaces activate more emotional centers of our brain and cause us to relax. Conversely, a Harvard Medical School study found that sharp objects produced a negative feeling and conveyed a sense of danger.
Plants reduce stress! Even just a picture of a landscape can improve concentration and lower stress.
Rearranging can lift your moods! Just like the hedonic adaptation I talked about here, your physical environment can benefit from novelty. When you make changes in your environment, dopamine kicks in and motivates us. Easy way to rearrange: Holiday decor :)
Math Stained Glass - Math/Art Connection
This week my classes all finished one of my favorite activities of the year - Math Stained Glass! They have to graph linear equations into a stained glass pattern then color them in and we put them on the window - instant fancy.
The math art connection is so important to me. Every year kids complain that this "isn't art class" and I have to tell them it is. Math is art. They are inextricably linked. Here is some proof/things to ponder:
Maryam Mirzakhani, a mathematician who became the first woman and Iranian to win the Fields Medal (most prestigious award in math) works almost entirely visually. She sketches out everything on large paper and says that "The process of drawing something helps you somehow to stay connected". This is math in the real world. It is open, creative, and outside the box. It is the direct antithesis of school math - math that is generally closed and absurd. School math poses very few interesting questions, and assumes a general algorithm can be used to find a tidy answer. That is not math.
Math is more than numbers and computation. The most powerful learning occurs when we use different areas of the brain. There are different pathways for drawing/visualizing and numbers and symbols and achievement has shown to improve when subjects are taught in a way that uses both of these pathways. Brain crossings are the definition of creativity - making connections between seemingly unrelated things and finding hidden patterns. The world is a pattern and math is all - guess what - patterns!
Another creativity block in (boring) school math is the idea of "learning styles" that has permeated education and other fields despite there being no scientific evidence or brain research that supports the idea. Instead, many of the same styles and modalities apply to most people and EVERYONE is a visual learner!
Visualization and visual representations are key in math. Students who use more visualizing in their curriculum achieve higher. Not just in math class, but students who are in more arts courses have been shown to score higher on SAT's and other standardized measures, as well as have more confidence, better motor skills, better decision making and problem solving skills.
I could go on. And on. But if this is interesting to you read more here, here or here. (Or just bring it up with me over a glass of wine. But be prepared.)
Happy Friday :)


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This unit makes up about 4% of the average AP exam, and it includes 11 works of art. The region covers China, Mongolia, and many of the former Soviet states in central Asia.
The arts of West and Central Asia play a key role in the history of world art, giving form to the vast cultural interchanges that have occurred in these lands that link the European and Asian peoples.181. Petra, Jordan: Treasury and Great Temple
a. Nabataeans introduction
b. Petra and The Treasury
c. Petra and the Great Temple
d. UNESCO Siq project
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188. Basin (Baptistère de Saint Louis), Mohammed ibn al-Zain
189. Bahram Gur Fights the Karg, folio from the Great Il-Khanid Shahnama
190. The Court of Gayumars, folio from Shah Tahmasp's Shahnama
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Does anybody have any information on this species or know anyone who keeps/has kept them? There is a pair in my local reptile shop and they are absolutely amazing! I wouldn't get them though till I have read up on them properly and there is so much conflicting information online at the minute.
Latin name:Gerrhosaurus major/Gerrhosaurus nigrolineatus
First Picture is one of the ones in the shop, second picture is off another forum i've been using for research


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What if we got together with our community of creators, artists, writers, community organizers, teachers, students, and parents to organize a literary festival for our community — designed and driven by our own literary community?
The result: over 140 writers arrived in Fresno's historic Tower District (across all ages and literary genres), including the winner of the prestigious 2016 Walt Whitman Award, Mai Der Vang, and the nation's first Chicano U.S. Poet Laureate, Juan Felipe Herrera. THOUSANDS of people showed up to discover their literary tribes, and we built a community together. It was amazing.
Best of all: it was 100% FREE!
It's going down again this year, 2017. Join me in celebration of Fresno's literary scene this April 29th!


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The Fundraising Appeal
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The Drala Jong Appeal is managed by Sang-ngak-chö-dzong [British Registered Charity N° 1019886] and Aro Gar Inc. [US registered 501(c)(3) non-profit]. Both charities are managed according to the strict charity regulations of their respective countries. For further inquiries about good governance and management of funds, please contact Ngakpa 'ö-Dzin Tridral, the Drala Jong Appeal Project Manager, at admin[at]drala-jong.org.
How to Help
From its inception in 2007, the appeal is now entering its final phase – establishing a centre. Our goal is to raise £700,000 so that we can buy and create Drala Jong, a retreat centre in Wales. Please support our cause by getting involved.


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Dear Friends,
If nothing else, 2017 taught us that no matter what plans we make, there will always be forces that require us to adapt, rethink, and revise our approach to seeing those plans through.
From the passing of a close colleague, to the successful transition of four out of five director positions, to improvements of our office, Trees, Water & People (TWP) has undergone a complete refresh in the past year and has emerged strong, renewed, and determined for the next 20 years of growth.
We've been able to weather all this change only because of the dedication of our employees, the support of our donors, the guidance of our board, and the persistence of our partners. Working together, there is little that can stop us — and that's good because the challenges we face are tremendous.
In spite of all of the difficulties we see in our work, the perseverance we see from our partners and the communities we serve is nothing short of amazing. TWP exists to help people reach their fullest potential —combining local knowledge with new skills and resources to rewrite what's possible for marginalized communities throughout the Americas.
We've come to understand that the greatest outcome we can achieve is improving a community's collective self-esteem so they can address local challenges. We also believe that strong rural livelihoods depend on the health of local ecosystems, and that engaging young people in their community's development is the surest way to create lasting change in these areas.
Thank you for believing in our mission, and for supporting it over the years. We look forward to having an even greater impact in 2018/2019 and hope you'll help spread the word about us as we grow.
With gratitude,
Sebastian Africano
Executive Director
by Gemara Gifford, International Director 2018
Glenda (pictured above) is a community leader of her rural village of Las Lomas, Nicaragua, but she didn't always have a voice. In 2016, her family received a clean cookstove from our partner, Proleña, that dramatically changed her life. Glenda had this to say about her new clean cookstove:
The improved stove has changed my home. It has improved my health and reduced the amount of money we spend because we use less firewood and don't need to buy as much. It also helps with climate change because it produces less smoke and contamination. My health has improved because before with the open-fire stove, my face would get inflamed and I would have to leave the room, but with the clean cookstove I don't need to. What else can I say? I love it!
Her understanding of the benefits of clean cookstoves has enabled Glenda to become a leader in her community. She became a "cookstove promoter" helping other clean cookstove users adjust to their new stove and properly maintain it. Glenda was also a key leader during an indoor air pollution study that TWP and Proleña conducted in partnership with Aprovecho Research Center last autumn.
In this study, we measured womens' exposure to toxic air pollutants and compared those who used open-fire stoves (58 women) to those using Proleña's improved cookstoves (41 women). The results were alarming; the traditional stove users were consistently exposed to a "heavily polluted" environment. After the study, we made sure the women who were still cooking with open-fire stoves received an improved cookstove, too!
With her leadership, 15 women in Glenda's community were trained on how to use and maintain clean cookstoves so that the women who had been cooking with open fires their whole lives would receive their new cookstove feeling confident and inspired by Glenda's story.
Even though Glenda's new challenge is facing the reality of Nicaragua's political crisis, where basic supplies are limited and expensive and few paying jobs exist, she is still hopeful. This story began with a cookstove and ends with a leader.
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Art Rave (pictured above on the left), of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe (CRST), attended the Mobile Power Station Workshop hosted by Trees, Water & People (TWP) and the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center (RCREC) in July of 2017.
Dear Trees, Water & People Supporters,
Thank you for the amazing opportunity you provided during the Mobile Power Station Workshop at RCREC. The amount of information and the training I received at the Center was wholeheartedly impressive.
During the first few hours of the workshop, I started to learn the basics of solar energy and how solar energy systems work. Within the first few days of hands-on training, I began to truly understand how the solar power energy systems operate. On the last day of the workshop, I was ready to take all that I learned back to my tribe on the Cheyenne River Reservation and plan our own solar projects.
Over the past few years, TWP and their supporters have provided us with multiple opportunities to continue our relationship in helping my homelands with training and tree-planting events.
As a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, I understand firsthand exactly what energy independence can mean to a struggling community. With your continued support in helping rural, indigenous tribes, we are able to plan multiple tree-planting events and solar training programs for our youth throughout the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Reservation.
The partnership between the TWP and CRST will continue to flourish for years to come with the help and support of your fantastic staff, donors, and volunteers.
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text: Share: Comments Print October 3, 2014 at 8:08 AM State Fish and Wildlife Columbia River Hanford Reach salmon catch figures Posted by Mark Yuasa Here is the latest catch figures from Paul Hoffarth, a state Fish and Wildlife biologist in Pasco: Harvest and effort continues to increase in the Hanford Reach fall Chinook fishery. An estimated 3,407 boats fished for salmon in the Hanford Reach this past week. State Fish and Wildlife staff interviewed anglers from 779 boats (1,999 anglers:13,126 pole hours). An estimated 5,729 adult chinook and 752 jacks were harvested this past week. Boats averaged 1.9 chinook per boat. Staff also interviewed 212 bank anglers (1,097 hours) fishing for salmon at Ringold with 27 chinook harvested. Anglers are also finding a few coho in their catch! There were an estimated 9,146 angler trips for fall Chinook in the Tri-cities this past week. Fall Chinook counts at Bonneville Dam have declined to less than 10,000 adult chinook per day but harvest should continue to improve as more fish move into the Reach. Comments


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Let the memory of Omel be with us forever
- 56 years old
- Born on October 8, 1919 .
- Passed away on January 1, 1976 .
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Omel Royal 56 years old , born on October 8, 1919 and passed away on January 1, 1976. We will remember her forever.
This is for my Mother who raised me in a Christian Home and taught me about Jesus!! Who always had a kind word for everyone. Jesus took u home to be with him where u have no more pain or sorrow and peace forever more!!! Gone but not forgot I miss u as much today as evr. I will see u again one day!!! To the greatesom and Grand Mother. Love ansd miss U.


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Ha Noi – Ninh Binh – Ha Long (4D3N)
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Day 1: Arrival – Ha Noi
Day 2: Ha Noi (B)
Day 3: Ha Noi – Ninh Binh – Ha Long (B, L)
Day 4: Ha Long – Ha Noi – Departure (B, L)
Transportation: car/ cruise.
Day 1: Arrival – Ha Noi
Flight to Ha Noi. On arrival in Ha Noi, pick up and transfer to the hotel. Afternoon, visit the Literature Temple, Hoan Kiem Lake, Ngoc Son Temple and take 01-hour pedicab ride to the Old French Quarters. Overnight in Ha Noi.
Day 2: Ha Noi (B)
Breakfast at the hotel. Take a full day city tour to visit Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum and Museum, House on Stilts, One-Pillared Pagoda, History Museum, West Lake, Quan Thanh Temples and Tran Quoc Pagoda. Visit Bat Trang Pottery village. Evening enjoy the water puppet show. Overnight in Ha Noi.
Day 3: Ha Noi – Ninh Binh – Ha Long (B, L)
Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Ninh Binh Town. Visit the Dinh & Le Dynasty temples in Hoa Lu, an ancient capital of Viet Nam. Continue with a sampan ride to Tam Coc, known as Viet Nam's "Inland Ha Long Bay" and Bich Dong cave pagodas. Afternoon, transfer to Ha Long Bay. Arrive in Ha Long City. Free at leisure. Overnight in Ha Long.
Day 4: Ha Long – Ha Noi – Departure (B, L)
Breakfast at the hotel. Morning, take a boat cruise to visit Thien Cung, Dau Go grottos and enjoy swimming. Lunch on board. Afternoon, transfer back to Ha Noi via Dong Trieu Pottery Village. Then, transfer to the airport for the departure flight. End of service.
Notes: B – Breakfast / L – Lunch.
PRICE starting at 10,626,000 VND/ person (for a group of minimum 2 people)
Children from 0 – 5 years old: Free of charge
(One child traveling with two adults will be free of charge; the 2nd child will pay 50% of adult price)
Children from 6 – 10 years old:
- Sharing bed with two adults: 50% of adult price
- Sharing room with two adults, using extra bed: 80% of adult price
- Twin-sharing room with one adult: 100% of adult price
Children from 11 years old: 100% adult price
* Accommodation basing on twin-sharing with daily breakfast at hotels.
* Private air-conditioned transfer.
* English or French-speaking guide service.
* 02 lunches (without drinks) at local restaurants as specified.
* Sightseeing, admission fees, entrance and boat fees as specified.
* VAT and service charge.
* All meals and beverage unspecified.
* Travel insurance.
* All of the airfares (6,094,000 vnd / person), airport tax, visa fee
* Personal expenses, optional visit and other services unspecified
* Surcharge for a special occasion, gala dinner on Christmas, New Year,…


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Top Tips On Building And Marketing Your Brand At The Mompreneur Meet-Up On June 9
There's nothing more exhilarating than starting your own mompreneur journey!
Being part of the Mommy Mundo community means that you get a helping hand from mompreneurs who are already on the way to their goals.
Mark your calendars for the Mompreneur Meet-Up this June 9! Mommy Mundo Founder Janice Villanueva will be leading the discussion on Biz Talk: Building and Marketing your Brand. The goal? Help you strategize on an effective marketing and PR plan for your business.
More details are coming soon! In the meantime, you can secure your seat by filling up the form below.


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St. Mary's Church Steeple
An iconic symbol for Athens, the St. Mary's Church Steeple was the site of R.E.M.'s first show.
Credit: Nuci's Space
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Tuesday, February 03, 2009
How's Your Love Tank?
I came across an interesting statement from Frank Laubach. He said, "It is easier to love God than people." It's practically true. The Lord Jesus is the most lovable Being in the whole universe. No question that we can love Him. But people? They're often hard to love. They're in fact contemptible a lot of times! Irritating. Bad mannered. Bad tempered. This is one big reason why God has to school us to love people according to His ways. We need to love people because they need love and not because because they are attractive. The people who need Christ's love the most through us are those whom others do not love at all. It starts with our relationship with God. If we're plugged into His "love tank," we'd always be overflowing to fill the empty tanks of those who need unconditional love. People need unconditional love in a conditional world. "...hope does not disappoint us, for God has poured out His love into our hearts through His Holy Spirit" (Romans 5:5). How's your love tank? Is it connected to God's love tank? Are you full or running empty?


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This scheme will support you through the Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy (CIPFA) Professional Qualification. CIPFA is the only chartered body in the world to specialise in public finance. Its unrivalled expertise in the public sector helps its Members become experts in financial management within the modern public services environment. Once obtained, the CIPFA Professional Qualification will present a wide range of career opportunities for you. Find out the criteria you need to meet in our requirements to be selected for this scheme.
Choosing to study the CIPFA Professional Qualification will be one of the best decisions you ever make, both professionally and personally. CIPFA has over 17,000 members across all areas of finance ranging from Trainee Accountants right through to Directors and Chief Executives. Newly qualified Members can often earn in excess of £35,000 and expect quick career progression due to the overwhelming demand for Chartered Public Finance Accountants (CPFA).
CIPFA is very highly regarded and the most relevant qualification anyone in public finance management can hold. It crosses a wide range of expertise ensuring students have a good understanding in business, strategy, leadership & management, tax, audit and accountancy.
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If you cannot find a suitable specialist near to you in the list of doctors and other specialists, you could try to find one by writing to specialists near you. I have drafted a letter that you could send out to a number of them, enquiring about the treatments that they provide, and how successful such treatments were. Here is the draft letter. It will open up in Word or whatever word processor you use. If your word processor doesn't like Word documents, try a rich text file version of the letter.
I suggest that you:
Alternatively, if you are not used to using a word processor, you could just print off several copies of the draft letter, and write in your address, the date, your name and the specialist's name.
To have a reasonable chance of success in finding a suitable specialist, you may need to send out ten or twenty such letters.
If you do find a suitable specialist, have success with the treatment, and want to recommend the specialist to other sufferers, please let me know. You can contact me here.
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