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The Kardashians are a well-known family to most people these days, especially young women and men. They are seen on television, magazines, and all over social media. Pretty much, they're everywhere. The Kardashians have grown a lot since their reality show first started. The amount of relationships, kids, wealth accumulation, countless plastic surgeries— you name it!
Now, the younger generation of the Kardashians are also here (North, Saint, Mason, Penelope, and Reign). With all that fame and money, do you think the Kardashians are mature enough to handle parenthood as well? Not only providing the bare necessities like feeding their children and giving them shelter but, being a role model for their kids, spending time with them, teaching them right from wrong. You know, how regular parents would like to raise their kids. Or, does it seem like the vanity, fame and money gets in the way of the attention they should be giving their children?
The Kardashians have millions of followers who use them as an inspiration in many aspects of their life. However, after seeing these 15 times the Kardashians were terrible parents, it's doubtful that anyone would want to follow their ways as an inspiration for parenting.
15 Nude Photoshoots
The Kardashian sisters, especially Kim Kardashian is well known for nude shoots. It's understandable when she did this while she was unmarried and had no kids. But, even after being married and with two kids, Kim still has no regrets posting naked selfies she takes of herself on Snapchat, Instagram, and Twitter. Who is she really trying to impress with these? The only person she should think to impress, in private of course, is her husband Kanye West. North and Saint are very young right now, however, when they do grow up, they may be ashamed finding out about these pictures their mother has been posting. There was also a recent incident that the media just ate up, where Kanye was trying to fix the neckline of Kim's tank top as too much cleavage was showing. He should think of fixing up her nude pictures as well and tell her to focus on her kids instead of showing her nude self to the public.
14 Accessorize Them
The Kardashians are probably the only ones who treat their kids like accessories. Of course, they want to be in the main focus of the media so why not bring the kids as an accessory? Have you noticed how upset these kids always look in almost every photo? This is easily due to the clothes they are put in, which will be spoken about more about later on. But Kim especially likes to match little North to herself, so that it enhances the way she looks in front of media as a "mom". She may have learned this from her mother Kris Jenner. Obviously children follow their mother's ways. Who knows, in the future, North and Penelope may treat their kids the same way as well. It's never-ending with the Kardashians.
13 Party First, Parent Later
Parents should be spending as much time as they can with kids. When they are young, it is an essential time for parents to teach their kids all that they know. To show them care and love, so that they grow up to feel their parents' love and support. The Kardashian moms, though, are busy bees, just like a lot of other moms as well. But the difference is, the Kardashians, again mainly Kim, do not spend enough time with their children. And no, carrying them around everywhere you go is not the same as spending quality time with them. The Kardashians love going out and partying as if they are still in college, without their kids. Even on the show, it can be seen that even when the kids are around, the Kardashians spend all their time talking to each other rather than sitting down and playing with their kids for more than just a few seconds.
12 Daddy's In Rehab
Although Scott is not really a Kardashian by name, he still is Kourtney's "better" half and has three kids with her. He does spend most of his time with the Kardashians, whether it is Kourtney, Kris, Rob or any of the other sisters. Dads are seen as a hero in their child's eyes especially for young boys. Scott, having two boys, Mason and Reign, and one girl, Penelope, he should making an effort to be a good father for his children. However, Scott has had an addiction and alcohol problem for a good while now. With having their dad having an addiction problem and in rehab, is not a good image for a dad to show to his children. Especially when they see him in such a state. It's not someone he would want his kids to remember him as. Hopefully, Reign and Mason don't follow Scott's footsteps with this and can at least admire the fact that he even bothered to go to rehab and make an attempt at overcoming his addiction.
11 Home-Cooked Meals Are Overrated
Whether child or adult, everyone likes to eat out from time to time. But there's nothing quite like a fresh home-cooked meal. The Kardashians seem to be lacking in this. Mothers and fathers cook food with love and affection for their children and family. Never were the Kardashian moms seen actually cooking their own food for their kids. Not all parents have time to cook all the time, they can get caught up with their work, but as for the Kardashians, they get caught up taking selfies. They love their kids, no doubt about that, but they should maybe think of staying home and cooking for their kids. It's okay if they miss a workout or two. Caitlyn's mom also says "Kris Jenner was an absentee mom to Kendall and Kylie". She claims that their mom never cooked and always just ran out with her friends to restaurants. Of course, every mom loves her children, but taking time to provide them with cooked meals is also a responsibility of parents.
10 Let Her Fall
It is a fact that kids are clumsy and tend to fall— a lot. But it's the responsibility of a parent to keep their eyes on their kids at all times. Especially when their kids are so young. There were a number of incidents where North fell and Kim would be too into looking her best for the media, or too into her phone, to even notice. These falls may have not been serious where North got hurt. However, if one day Kim is not paying attention to her kids being too into herself and her phone (as always), they may fall and get seriously hurt. Don't know what mommy Kris taught all her daughters, but it doesn't seem like she taught them well enough about keeping their eyes on their kids, looking at Kim.
9 Paparazzi
Paparazzi are always after the Kardashians— clearly. The Kardashians seem to love it though. It is obviously an opportunity for them to show off their outfits, where they're going, and most importantly– their beautifully accessorized kids. Paparazzi can create huge crowds and make things very uncomfortable for even adults, so imagine kids having to walk through that or, even being carried through that mass of cameras and strangers. Yet, the Kardashians still choose to bring their kids through paparazzi as if it's nothing for them. There's a video of North actually telling the paparazzi, "no pictures". This shows how much experience she had with paparazzi from such a young age, that she finally learned to speak and refuse it herself. Mason, now the oldest grandchild of the Kardashians, walks through them like it's nothing. Guess he learned the Kardashian way to go.
8 Mother's Favorite Daughter
Only in the Kardashian family will a mother tell her children who her favorite child is. Kris Jenner was not one bit ashamed telling Kourtney and Khloé that Kim is the prettiest sister out of them. Moms would mostly treat all kids the same– well, that's what they say. But Kris isn't afraid to be open about which of her children she thinks looks the best, and which is her favorite. Kris' favoritism towards Kim has always been evident, and was so obvious that even Khloé and Kourtney would acknowledge it. How much more of a bad mother can one be telling her kids they aren't as pretty as another child and being totally fine with it. This would only be considered completely normal in the Kardashian household. If anyone wants to learn bad parenting skills, make your way to Kris Jenner.
7 Take My Daughter's Number
Although Khloé and Lamar have been separated for quite some time, she's been through a hell of a ride with him and is clearly exhausted. Kris Jenner has stuck with Khloé through all her down times with Lamar and has seen for herself how much it affected her daughter. Despite Khloé trying to move on with her life after Lamar, and proceed with their divorce, Kris gives Lamar her daughter's new number. Before this, Kris had been in contact with Lamar through text and FaceTime. Maybe she thought she was doing good for Lamar? Not that this should matter after knowing what her daughter had been through. Maybe Kris just fails to think through situations. It didn't seem like a big deal to Kris even after Kim and Khloé confronted her about it.
6 Mother-Daughter Outfits
Kim and Kourtney love to match outfits with their daughters. While it is cute to see mothers and daughters matching on occasions, they seem to forget that their daughters are still very young. These Kardashian women dress their kids in clothes so uncomfortable for toddlers who are already irritable. Mostly North, is dressed in prickly and tight clothing and has to endure fabrics no child should be aware of at that age. This is seen in a lot of pictures of Kim carrying North in her designer outfits where North does not look pleased at all. Yes, all mothers would want their kids dressed nicely, but they need to take into account that when you're this young, comfort beats looks— or it should.
5 Where's Daddy?
Kourtney loves her kids. Or does she just love having kids? That's something to think about. But as for her three kids now, they are always with her. Which is actually what moms would love to do– be with her children. However, what about dad? Kourtney kicks Scott out of the house multiple times a week not realizing how much it could affect the children. Kourtney may believe she doesn't need Scott– she probably doesn't. But, her children definitely do. There were times Mason even asked Kourtney where his dad was and Kourtney would stumble upon her words to give him an appropriate answer. Scott living continuously for a few weeks with the kids, and then disappearing for another few weeks does not take a good toll on the children. It's about time for Kourtney to give some daddy time to her kids and Scott as well and put aside her personal issues with him.
4 Mommy Left Me
As said previously, it is known that Kim is very into her phone and into herself. Making herself look good in front of the media and editing her selfies on her phone to make herself look as flawless as possible. But, can you believe Kim forgot her daughter, North, when she checked out of her Paris hotel? She came out and made her way to the SUV before she realized she forgot her prized accessory and walked back in and then came out with North in her arms. Mothers do forget many things as they have so much on their plate. But forgetting your child is wrong on a whole other level. She later tried to cover up and said that she needed to fix an issue with the car seat before bringing out North. Who knows what really happened...
3 My Tooth Fairy Is Richer Than Yours
Some children have the benefit of the "tooth fairy" visiting them when they lose a tooth. Mason, one of the Kardashian kids, did not only get this lovely visit, but he also got $100. At most, a kid may get $5 for a lost tooth under their pillow. But no, the Kardashian kids earn $100 for losing teeth. Their approach is flawed in so many ways. What happened to teaching children the value of a dollar? Instead, the Kardashian children (like the Kardashian adults) will just learn that money basically grows on trees and they don't ned to work it. Oh wait, the Kardashians didn't really work hard for their money in the first place. So how could they teach their children that?
2 It Runs In The Family
Kris Jenner was always into her business, fashion, and earning money. She may be a good manager, but the role of a mother has completely gone over her head. Parents should essentially give children guidelines and rules to follow. Not to be confused with unrealistic standards and severity, but they do need a balance between freedom and independence, and rules and discipline. Looking at how the Kardashians are, running away, the 'sex video', dating whoever, and more, it goes to show how careless Kris and Caitlyn were. Rob went into a depression and disappeared for a few years, which Kris had no sense of worry about. Rob's and Kylie's current partners Chyna and Tyga were once a couple and have a kid together as well. Responsible parents would have taught their kids not to take relationships lightly and respect one another. Instead of saying an occasional "no", Kris supports everything her kids do— good or bad.
1 Baby For Rob & Chyna
Rob Kardashian, the only brother of the Kardashian sisters, is having a baby soon with Blac Chyna. Although the baby is not born yet, both Rob and Chyna seem to be lacking the 'parent' trait. Rob and Chyna are constantly arguing like little teenagers for things only high school kids would fight about. Chyna is quite similar to Kourtney actually, just throwing Rob out of the house a few times a week as Kourtney does to Scott. How many more times is Rob likely to get kicked out after the baby is born? Parents argue— it's unavoidable. But, the way they argue, especially Chyna screaming at the top of her lungs like she's lost her marbles can really affect their baby.
Sources: radaronline.com, hollywoodlife.com, dailymail.co.uk, people.com


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Yom Kippur is referred to in the book of Leviticus as sabbath of sabbaths, and the double use of the word communicates a completely restful Shabbat, the Shabbat of all Shabbats. Rosh Hashana, the 7 days in between, and Yom Kippur are a time of reflecting on our lives. We literally pause, stop in our tracks, to assess, and recalibrate. The prayers, songs, and time in community are all ways to support our process of deep reflection — and in that time of suspension, we experience what the Torah understands to be a Shabbat shabbaton, a time of complete rest.
Dr. Oliver Sacks wrote a profound and beautiful piece in the New York Times in mid August 2015, just weeks before his death. In it he speaks about the Sabbath of his childhood, and then the rupture, the complete lack of acceptance and the hatred he faced when he shared his homosexuality with his parents as a teenager. He reflects on how over a lifetime the world changed, also the Orthodox world, and how he came to make peace. The peace of the Sabbath becomes his ultimate metaphor for death, after a long, productive, and fulfilling life. In this piece we witness the power of his journey, and the ways in which a person might return to religious concepts to help make sense of life and perhaps find deeper meaning in the rhythm of life and death. It is not surprising that Yom Kippur is also seen by the rabbis as a sort of rehearsal for death, so great is the hiatus.
Sack's writing, and his death so soon after, challenge us to look around and make sure that other LGBT seniors who might be approaching the last stages of life also find acceptance and love, and have the opportunity to find peace. This fall, thanks in part to the generosity of the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, HSL will offer for the first time a Clinical Pastoral Education program focused on the care of LGBT elders. In addition, throughout HSL, we are working on inclusion and acceptance through community education and programming. In our senior communities there should not only be peace and friendship, but fulfillment and love, and appreciation based on the work of a week, and the work of a lifetime.
There has been tremendous change in the world related to the acceptance and full inclusion of LGBT people, but there is still much to do and especially for elders who suffered through decades of injustice and alienation. Religious institutions and traditions spurned LGBT people and as spiritual caregivers for elders we have the challenge and the opportunity to bear witness to the pain, and to open the door to return if it is wanted. We need to see if it is possible in the face of indelible injury to help another create a new peace.
On this Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur may we all experience the blessing of a fresh start and look forward to a year of new possibilities.

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Millions of Indians woke up to a pleasant surprise this morning.
The Times of India, which has the largest number of print subscribers among all English newspapers in the world, carried a full page cartoon on their front page illustrating "a day in the life of India."
If you aren't a Times subscriber or haven't see this cartoon yet, here's a PDF version.
This is part of a campaign for day.in, IndiaTimes' latest project where people of any age can post original photos and videos around anything that depict "life in India."
The overcrowded local trains of Mumbai, our beautiful monuments, the wedding processions, the joy of living in joint families, the Bollywood posters and anything that captures the 'asli' India.
The reactions to this TOI cartoon, a work of Neelabh Banerjee, have been mixed so far.
Some people say its offensive, the campaign asks the audience to "celebrate the chaotic, quirky circus called India" – while a big majority, myself included, found the illustration as creative and funny. What do you think?
A Day in the Life of India
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CHRISTIANSTED, St Croix, USVI - A man who police say assaulted his girlfriend on Monday was apprehended by officers on Tuesday, VIPD Pubic Information Officer, Glen Dratte announced this morning. The incident occurred around the 3:00 P.M. hour in Peter's Rest.
According to Mr. Dratte, on Tuesday at approximately 12:09 A.M., 27-year-old Zayvon Acoy was arrested after his 17-year-old minor girlfriend and her mother reported that Mr Acoy strangled and physically assaulted her. Mr Acoy also took personal electronic items and cash from the victim's bedroom before he fled the area, Mr Dratte said.
The victim, who was interviewed by police along with her mother, stated that she got into an argument with her boyfriend over her cellphone. She said Mr Acoy then began choking her and physically assaulted her before fleeing the area, according to Mr Dratte.
The victim was taken to the Juan F. Luis Hospital by private vehicle, where she was admitted for treatment, according to Mr Dratte.
Mr Acoy was charged with second-degree rape, second-degree unlawful sexual contact, simple assault and battery, disturbing the peace by fighting and petit larceny.
In according with the territory's domestic violence laws, Mr Acoy was not given an opportunity to post bail, and was remanded to the Golden Grove Detention Center pending his advisement hearing.
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Album Title: Plaything
By: Jean Lapouge
Label: Elabeth
Released: 2011
Wonderful introspective tune. I imagine that this song would especially appeal to fans of 70's ECM with its bright guitar and earthy accompaniment. The type of song that goes with sunrise no matter where you call your home.
EDIT: Just read on Jean's site about his brief involvement with ECM. That's too bad. Manfred Eicher's loss, as far as I'm concerned. Lapouge's work is gold.
In the time between Hauts Plateaux and his latest effort Temporare, Jean Lapouge, founder of NOETRA, played in a trio setting with Kent Carter (double bass) and Jeff Boudreaux (drums) for nearly a decade. The band went into the studio three times over this period. The musical context allowed Jean to explore new directions in his compositions and guitar playing.
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Three mechanics from HiQ Stafford have managed to shed the combined equivalent of 10 tyres in weight after pledging to get healthy for the new year, and raise money for charity. Jim Turner, Jon Daly, and Ryan Lee, all of HiQ Stafford, lost a whopping 100lbs in total while raising £1,250 for Breast Cancer Care after making the pledge to lose weight at the turn of last year.
Their customers, who have provided the vast majority of donations, were kept updated with the trio's progress and fundraising total through a running total in the reception area of the Foregate Street site. 48-year-old Jim, who lost more than 20kg, started his challenge by first walking and then running with his dogs, whilst Ryan, 19, took up cycling to and from work to lose 31lbs. Jon, 26, also ditched his car in order to walk to and from work, losing almost a stone and a half. Whilst colleagues encouraged them to stick to their objectives, the three friends also attempted to trip each other up in a bid to win the monthly challenges they had set each other as motivation.
Jim said: "Every year we take up a challenge as a centre to raise money for HiQ's chosen charity. Everybody says they want to lose weight in the New Year, but to have your friends doing it with you is a real bonus and keeps you focused.
"We were supportive, but also competing as we had set ourselves mini competitions. As a group, we cut back on sweet things whilst we were working and gave ourselves fitness and dietary routines which were tough to stick to, but we managed it.
With a new found love for fitness, the group are contemplating this year's challenge.
He added: "There's a chance we might set ourselves the target of doing some longer distance runs this year, so we have to decide what that may be. We hope to lose even more weight in the process but we are so proud we managed to raise the money for such an important cause."
Breast Cancer Care is the chosen charity of fast fit tyre specialists HiQ. The company raised in excess of £100,000 in 2014 across the country.


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Carol Forsyth, manager of Vessels and Volunteers at the Maritime Museum, tells Elisabeth Easther what she loves about living in Kaukapakapa. It's off the beaten track, boasts some wonderful waterways and there's plenty of room to do your own thing.
My parents and sisters lived in Glorit, up the road, and when we needed somewhere to live about 15 years ago we found this block of land for sale not far from them. We have river access around the whole property, and I wish I could be on it more. With the tide coming in and out, it's always changing. The wildlife is beautiful, we get ducks, geese, herons and fish. And I have lots of old boats here which aren't seaworthy. I have them dry docked, they're only little ones and I love them.
Omeru Reserve is a lovely place to visit, there's a waterfall, some old fruit trees and a lookout. There's also a fortification as it's an old pa site. The fruit trees are very old, and it's really private with lovely big trees all around. There used to be a swinging bridge but that's gone now. There's also a toilet, other than that it's basically beautiful bush and just 5km north of Kaukapakapa.
The Makarau Bridge was built in the 1930s. You can see it from our place, it's like a mini Sydney Harbour Bridge and it's still in use. My kids used to come home from school and jump off it, or stand on our verandah and see others there and ask "who's jumping off our bridge?"
There is a wonderful garden centre at the top of Kaukapakapa Hill called Kaipara Coast Garden Centre and Sculpture Garden. I've not been to the sculpture garden, but I hear it's wonderful and it's really come ahead in the 15 years it's been there.
Then there's the Kaukapakapa Hall. It's been the centre of the community since the 1860s. In my time it's been used for Kaukapakapa School concerts, the Kaukapakapa Scout Group and ratepayers' meetings. And we've used it for a 21st and a funeral; no weddings yet though.
On Christmas Eve there's a combined church and carol service which is just fabulous. The old hall and the library were built in 1860, and though you can't use the library, it's as cute as anything, the smallest in New Zealand. It's still a library but it's not open. The old hall used to be down the road. It's a big building and it was moved closer to Kaukapakapa so the schoolkids wouldn't have to walk down the road to it. So they lifted it up and moved it closer to the school.
They've moved a lot of buildings round here. There's a heck of a lot of history in the area. When the train used to go past we had a train station, a post office, a flax mill, an old store and a butcher shop. We've still got a fire station, the school, the library, the hairdresser, the dairy, the vet, the garage that's a takeaways, a mechanics' workshop and three churches, very lovely old ones.
Kaukapakapa Hall is also the polling booth as well as the venue for regular markets. I don't go to the markets because they're on a Sunday and I go to the Hibiscus Coast Salvation Army Corps instead. I joined the Salvation Army after working on their vessel that went back and forth to Rotoroa Island when it was a facility for alcoholics. I've been boating all my life on the Waitemata, and now, after having been a master on the ferries, I take the ferry to work from Northcote Point. I just love boats.
There are no cafes in Kaukapakapa, although there is a vet, a hotel, two takeaway places, one Chinese and the other one at the old garage. The petrol station shut down and it's now a place that has wonderful huge hamburgers. I remember their burger being the biggest I've ever seen.
Helensville is 20 minutes away from us and I like to go there to the Art Stop Cafe, which used to be a garden centre. They do lovely quiches, lovely baking, and there's a book shop right there too.
Helensville is a mix of all sorts of wonderful things, you'll never know what you'll find there.
I'll often go to the boat club there, the cruising club, and the Pioneer Museum is wonderful. What I love about living here is we can light an outdoor fire if we want to, put a fence where we want to, it's a lot freer than living in the city. People let people get on with their lives, yet we're all there to help anybody out if they need it, but we're not in each others' backyards.
There's the space and freedom to grow into what you are and who you are rather than being put into a mould. We're a forgotten area here, which we like.
A few of Carol's favourite things:
* Omeru Reserve: Kaipara Coast Highway, Kaukapakapa, Rodney. 8km north of Kaukapakapa township. Signposted.
* Kaipara Coast Garden Centre and Sculpture Garden. 1481 Kaipara Coast Highway Kaukapakapa. Ph (09) 420 5655.
* Art Stop Cafe. 5 Commercial Rd, Helensville. Ph (09) 420 8580.


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Jorge's Dinagat Gallery
Someone I believe needs a two thumbs up about his work! A foreigner, and he fall in love to our place. In deed his interest made him create a website and compiled photos about his visits. Jorge from Germany has interesting photo gallery about our island. Please click to this LINK.
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Architecture and the Housing QuestionCan Bilsel and Juliana Maxim
EditorsRoutledge, 2019
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Architecture and the Housing Question examines the mechanisms whereby architecture has framed the social and political implications of housing in the second half of the twentieth century, and the architecture profession's intersections with the evolving discourses of habitation, modernization, welfare, and humanitarianism. The book features a critical introduction by the editors, Can Bilsel and Juliana Maxim, and a collection of case studies from contexts as diverse as Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Czechoslovakia, the Soviet Union, United States, China, Pakistan, Peru, Turkey, Kenya, and Somalia. The thematic organization of the collection offers a comparative history of architecture and highlights the methodological issues that underpin its global outlook. The epilogue, "Housing and History" by Reinhold Martin offers new insight into the historiography of housing and is an original contribution to architectural theory.
Can Bilsel is professor of architecture at the University of San Diego. His research bridges the history of modern architecture and urbanism, the history of archaeology, museum reconstructions, and architectural conservation with cultural theory, and postcolonial studies. He is the author of Antiquity on Display: Regimes of the Authentic in Berlin's Pergamon Museum, published in 2012 by the Oxford University Press. His most recent article, "Crisis in Conservation: Istanbul's Gezi Park Between Restoration and Resistance" appeared in June 2017 in the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. Bilsel received a PhD in architecture at Princeton University, an MS from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a professional BArch from METU in Turkey. For nearly a decade, Bilsel served as the chair of the Department of Art, Architecture and Art History, and the founding director of the University of San Diego's Architecture Program.
Juliana Maxim, associate professor and director of the Architecture Program at the University of San Diego, is an art and architectural historian whose work focuses on the history of modern aesthetic practices—from photography to urbanism—under the communist, centralized states of the Soviet Bloc. She completed her PhD dissertation in the history, theory and criticism of architecture at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2006. Maxim was a recipient of the National Council for East European and Eurasian Research Award (2008–10) and was an American Council for Learned Societies post-doctoral fellow (2012–13). Her forthcoming book titled The Socialist Life of Modern Architecture: Bucharest, 1948–1965 (Routledge), explores the intense and multifaceted architectural activity in postwar Romania and the mechanisms through which architecture was invested with political meaning.
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Himeji Castle (Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture)
Fondly known as "White Heron Castle", the curved eaves and white walls of Himeji Castle remind visitors of a graceful bird. People are free to roam the ingenious layout of the entire 14th century complex, designed specifically for defense. With over 83 rooms, mostly in their original state, it's worth taking half a day to explore.
Ancient castles seem incomplete without a ghost story or two, and Himeji does not disappoint. Legend has it that the castle well is haunted by Okiku, a beautiful maidservant falsely accused of stealing. She was killed when thrown inside the well as punishment. This tale was retold as the "Sadako and the Well" story in the movie, The Ring (very scary). Himeji castle is also featured in several other films, including You Only Live Twice and The Last Samurai, which starred Tom Cruise.
Kinkaku-ji (Kyoto)
Kinkaku-ji was originally a retirement villa for the 14th century Shogun, Ashikaga Yoshimitsu. Although Yoshimitsu wished to coat the exterior in gold leaf, he only managed to gild the ceiling of the top floor. After he died, the building was converted into a Zen Buddhist temple, in accordance with his wishes. An arsonist destroyed the temple in 1955, but when it was reconstructed Yoshimitsu's original wish was fulfilled: the outside of the top two storeys was finally coated in lustrous gold leaf.
Kinkaku-ji overlooks its own Mirror Pond, with striking effect. At certain times of day, a soft golden glow appears to rise from the water itself. The appearance of the temple also alters before your eyes as the sun's position changes.
One of Yoshimitsu's original bonsai has been allowed to grow into a full-size pine tree over the centuries. Known as the "Land Boat Pine Tree", the ancient tree is now taller than a one-storey building and stands in the grounds across the lake and to the right of the pavilion. It has been transformed into the shape of a boat pointing back towards the water.
Miyajima Island (Near Hiroshima)
Miyajima Island, off the coast of Hiroshima, houses the Itsukushima-jinja shrine, with its iconic red torii gate. This distinctive Shinto shrine and gate are built over the water, and appear to float miraculously in the sea at high tide. To preserve its sanctity, no deaths or births are permitted near the shrine; heavily pregnant women and the infirm or elderly are required to leave Miyajima for the mainland.
Part of the island's charm lies with its colony of deer, wandering freely among the conifers and happily interacting with people. The island also has plenty of monkeys, but these are harder to spot, as they tend to inhabit the virgin forest covering the higher areas of the island.
Three different hiking paths lead to the top of Mt. Misen, the island's holy mountain. Towards the summit, you will discover a number of Buddhist temples and shrines. Rich with legend, the whole area guards its own "seven wonders". Among these is the Kiezu-no-hi, or "eternal flame", which has been burning inside the Daishoin Temple for more than 1,160 years.
At the top of the mountain, you can take in a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea and even the mainland city of Hiroshima on a clear day. There is also a cable car for those who don't wish to hike.
Kiyomizu-dera (Kyoto)
Rising amidst the trees on Otowa Mountain, this ancient Buddhist temple is famous for its vast wooden viewing platform. It overlooks copious cherry and maple trees growing along the mountainside, giving visitors a spectacular and different view all year round.
Kiyomizu-dera's main hall is dedicated to the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, Quan Yin, or Kannon, as she is known in Japan. A centuries-old image of this Eleven Headed and Thousand Armed Goddess, famous for answering prayers, is enshrined there.
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"Dance Games for Community Building, Part II" with Bethany Formica
Building on her successful 2016 TAG workshop on dance games, Bethany Formica returns with a new collection of games that use play and laughter to enliven the body in completely unexpected ways. Join in for dance games that develop community, connection and communication skills, and encourage all players to have a blast. We'll be fixing traffic jams, making mistakes, and multitasking together.
"Dance Exchange/Toolbox: Strategies for Creating Movement" with Elizabeth Johnson & Jame McCray
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STRENGTHENING THE BOND: DANCING FOR FAMILY CONNECTION with Marion Ramírez
STRENGTHENING THE BOND: DANCING FOR FAMILY CONNECTION with Marion Ramírez
Dawn Pratson, Music Made Visible: Dalcroze Plastique Anime
Plastique Animé is the art of interpreting a piece of music in movement in a way that makes the music visible. Coming from the music education approach named after Swiss composer and music educator, Emile Jaques-Dalcroze, called Dalcroze Eurhythmics, plastique animé is a tool for deepening students' musicianship by embodying the music.


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- In East Africa the warehousing sector is mainly fragmented, located in congested areas and lacking industrial quality
- A well-functioning logistics sector is crucial for economic growth and development
DOB Equity, a leading Dutch family office, will be investing up to US$4 million in Africa Logistics Properties Holding (ALP), a developer and manager of modern grade-A warehousing. DOB will be investing alongside CDC Group, the UK's development finance institution, IFC, a member of the World Bank Group and Nairobi based private investment company and co-founder Maris, among other local and international investors.
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Why it's so important to me to prove my mom wrong I don't know. I just want the world to know I could get by without her if I have to:
I'm tired of her thinking that I need her, which I really don't. I'm also fed up with her feeling so adamant about being needed. I'm almost 40 years old. I'm an adult. She needs to find something other than thinking I need fixing for her to keep going. I'm so tired of the codependency that occurs within my family tree--especially with her.
In spite of everything, I'm that ever happened in my life--primarily my dad sexually abusing me but other things--I'm lucky to thrive as I do even if my life didn't turn out like planned. I might be almost 40 years old and not married yet, but at least I have enough sense to not put up with even half the crap my mom did in relationships.
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However, who's to say that kind of life was meant for me? If it was, I would've already been married. Maybe maybe my destiny is singleness, and maybe it's not all my fault I'm almost 40 and still unmarried. I have to accept life as it is and if I miss out on having the chance of raising a family, oh well! That's my decision not anyone else's.
There's no need for my mom to feel sorry for me. When she acts as though she does, it seems so phony anyway. In fact, I hate when anyone feels sorry for me--especially my mom. It's nice to know people might love me anyway, but it also would be nice to not appear so "screwed up" in the process.


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March 2, 2010
Aw! Can you believe beautiful cashmere and wool Chocolate Angel Pony is only $26 reduced from $35?
Yes! It's the super SALE at LullabyLily. Hand knit original toys stuffed with pure wool, gorgeous! And every one is on sale; ponies, one donkey, slugs, piggies, cats – magificent! Be quick, go to the LullabyLily etsy shop here and see who is left.
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January 21, 2009
A glimpse of a child's play. I love it when I turn around and see the scene my girl has created. Here, how wonderful, a world where knit cats, whales, slugs and snails – oh and even a butterfly chrysalis – gather together to enjoy one another's company while companionably sharing a couple of cupcakes.


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I, Nikki, am Blogging my crazy thoughts and cravings during my on-going Candida Cleanse, in a step by step journal titled The Candida Chronicles, so I can share with you the The Dietary Rules, the Meal Plans and Recipes, the Tips and Facts, and most importantly, the Results. If I can lick this problem, letting 'Food be my Medicine' and only using Herbals then you can too! Day 1 of my Candida Journal STARTS HERE.
Take the preliminary Candida Quiz to see what Candida is,and if you have the Symptoms of this nasty Yeast condition affecting both women, and men.
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Day two of categories from the book, Overcoming Candida: The Ultimate Cookery Guide by Xandria Williams are the Mental Symptoms:
Poor Memory
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Mood Swings
Crying without apparent cause
Feeling spacey or as if in a fog
Poor Decision making
Err… check (to everything above). I have no idea how I've managed not to alienate myself completely while going through my insane period. Good news…all of the above are now gone….except perhaps confusion…but that never had anything to do with Candida anyway (lol).
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|Tim Keller gets a lot right but gets hell badly wrong
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|Tim Challies' final arguments for the existence of hell
|17 Aug. 2012
|Who else has argued that Gehenna is a place of historical judgment? I see one hand hesitantly raised
|10 Aug. 2012
|Was Gehenna a burning rubbish dump, and does it matter?
|4 Aug. 2011
|Kevin DeYoung, Rob Bell, and the argument about hell
|28 Feb. 2011
|The parable of the weeds and the question of hell
|14 Mar. 2011
|Why my argument against the traditional doctrine of "hell" is not liberalism
|6 Aug. 2011
|A new perspective on universalism and hell
|16 Mar. 2011
|Tim Challies on the wrath of God and the existence of hell
|15 Aug. 2012
|Hell and Heaven in Narrative Perspective
|7 Dec. 2011
|Hellbound, Universalism, Hell and Heaven, and The Coming of the Son of Man
|25 Sep. 2012
|Review of Brian Jones, Hell is Real (But I Hate to Admit It)
|3 Aug. 2011
|The rich man and Lazarus, and what the story tells us about hell
|1 Mar. 2011
|Hellbound the Movie
|31 Aug. 2012
|Ben Witherington III on Gehenna, and the clash of paradigms
|19 Sep. 2011
|7 fallacies about hell
|11 May. 2015
|Why I don't like systematic theologies: the problem of hell
|14 Oct. 2010
|Some questions about judgment and hell
|26 Jun. 2014
|More on the rich man and Lazarus and the question of "hell"
|1 Jul. 2012
|Some quick notes on Douglas Wilson's argument about Hell and Hellenism
|28 Aug. 2012
|The end of Gehenna
|13 Jul. 2015
|Response to Ben Witherington on Gehenna
|25 Sep. 2011
|My arguments against Ortlund's restatement of Packer's arguments against annihilationism
|7 Oct. 2015
|John Piper, Scot McKnight, and Second Temple Judaism on eternal conscious punishment
|30 Jan. 2015
|The destruction of body and soul in gehenna
|24 Apr. 2007
|"Hell" and the individual sinner
|25 Nov. 2013
|The rich man, Lazarus and Abraham
|6 Mar. 2015
|How are you to escape being sentenced to hell?
|16 Oct. 2014
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To know a society is not only to know its explicit rules. One must also know how to apply them: when to use them, when to violate them, when to turn down a choice that is offered, and when we are effectively obliged to do something but have to pretend we are doing it as a free choice. Consider the paradox, for instance, of offers-meant-to-be-refused. When I am invited to a restaurant by a rich uncle, we both know he will cover the bill, but I nonetheless have to lightly insist we share it – imagine my surprise if my uncle were simply to say: "OK, then, you pay it!"
There was a similar problem during the chaotic post-Soviet years of Yeltsin's rule in Russia. Although the legal rules were known, and were largely the same as under the Soviet Union, the complex network of implicit, unwritten rules, which sustained the entire social edifice, disintegrated. In the Soviet Union, if you wanted better hospital treatment, say, or a new apartment, if you had a complaint against the authorities, were summoned to court or wanted your child to be accepted at a top school, you knew the implicit rules. You understood whom to address or bribe, and what you could or couldn't do. After the collapse of Soviet power, one of the most frustrating aspects of daily life for ordinary people was that these unwritten rules became seriously blurred. People simply did not know how to react, how to relate to explicit legal regulations, what could be ignored, and where bribery worked. (One of the functions of organised crime was to provide a kind of ersatz legality. If you owned a small business and a customer owed you money, you turned to your mafia protector, who dealt with the problem, since the state legal system was inefficient.) The stabilisation of society under the Putin reign is largely because of the newly established transparency of these unwritten rules. Now, once again, people mostly understand the complex cobweb of social interactions.
In international politics, we have not yet reached this stage. Back in the 1990s, a silent pact regulated the relationship between the great western powers and Russia. Western states treated Russia as a great power on the condition that Russia didn't act as one. But what if the person to whom the offer-to-be-rejected is made actually accepts it? What if Russia starts to act as a great power? A situation like this is properly catastrophic, threatening the entire existing fabric of relations – as happened five years ago in Georgia. Tired of only being treated as a superpower, Russia actually acted as one.
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Seth Goldstein, is an attorney representing parents and children in family violence cases for 23 years. His practice uses the successful multi-disciplinary prosecution model bringing to a case the special expertise of various professionals involved.
Since 1994, he has been the Executive Director of the Child Abuse Forensic Institute, a non-profit resource and referral organization he created using the same approach handling child abuse based in Monterey, California. When working for the district attorney in Napa County, his program achieved a 96.5% conviction rate, at charging, charging 75% of the cases brought to the program. He currently sits as an advisory board member for the Family Violence Appeals Project, Oakland, California, that has had an amassed an unprecedented 85% success rate in its appeals.
Mr. Goldstein has worked as a consultant for the State of California on the subject of response to domestic violence; the National Counsel of Juvenile and Family Court Judges on family violence, a law enforcement investigator specializing in the investigations of Sexual Assault, Child Physical and Sexual Abuse, and Family Violence for the Berkeley Police Department, the Santa Clara and Napa County District Attorney's Offices. He has testified as an expert witness in Criminal, Civil, Juvenile Dependency and Family Law courts in California and other states on these subjects. He has written and been published on the topics of family violence and child abuse in various national journals, publications. His book on investigating child sexual abuse by Seth Goldstein is in its second edition.


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On my primary machine that's always locked, I cache my password for some repos. I just do.
So, after being forced to change the password to a (https!) repo, I tried a pull and it just happened to me. This doesn't impact ssh public key authentication.
$ git pull remote: Invalid username or password. If you log in via a third party service you must ensure you have an account password set in your account profile. fatal: Authentication failed for 'https://bitbucket.org/me/repo/'
You have to reset your credential helper cache, like so:
$ git config --global credential.helper cache $ git pull
Ah, now — prompted for username & password. #verynice
Username for 'https://bitbucket.org': fakeusename_1 Password for 'https://firstname.lastname@example.com': remote: Counting objects: 11, done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (10/10), done. ....
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Carly & Andrew
King Family Vineyards - Crozet, VA
I traveled the farthest I've gone so far to help shoot Carly and Andrew's wedding – all the way down past my dear alma mater (wahoo wa!). The Monticello region is studded with vineyards, about 40 in total, and I think it was just a matter of time until the beautiful venues came calling, and, wow, are they beautiful. I had the pleasure of working with Carly Arnwine again, and we worked quickly to fight the oncoming dusk; calling it quits as the moon began to peek out and the sun dipped low.
I loved the super-talented River City Band who played blue grass throughout the night. The kids were breaking it down in the most serious of ways and hamming it up for the cameras. I thought for sure it would give this wedding the distinction of being the only one last season to not play Gangnam Style, but I was proven wrong. A quick switch to an iPod during a band break meant there was enough k-pop and Apache for the party to "jump on it".
A highlight: The evening was wrapping up and a bourbon toast meant for the boys was foolishly left unattended. After some dares and (very little) instigation, the ladies boldly swept in and downed it all before the groom's party could organize for their night cap. The expressions of the onlookers say it all! I love it.
Ceremony: Saint Paul's Episcopal Church in Ivy
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Sparkles. Surprises. Magic. No, I'm not talking about the life of Disney Princesses, I'm talking about the moment that so many women dream of: engagement.
I'm turning twenty-five in a few months and I've only been to two friends' weddings so far, but I am already absolutely SICK of hearing about rings, venues, flowers, suits, dresses, everything wedding-related. A lot of women would not say this out loud (but I bet some of you are silently nodding your heads in agreement), so I'll go ahead and be the martyr: I don't give a goshdarn hoot about your engagement or wedding unless you are one of my close friends.
No, I don't want to read a 800-character blog post about your engagement day and how you spent the night clinking champagne in flutes from Pier 1 (and omg, you're going to register there, right?) or how you've secretly had your wedding planned a year in advance thanks to your "One Day…" private Pinterest board. I am not happy for you unless I've seen you at your worst and best, I know everything about you and I am close with you. Then, and only then, can I truly be happy for an engaged woman.
This has nothing to do with jealousy. In fact, I have never — not even once — dreamt about my future wedding day. I could care less. It takes enough effort for me to decorate my work cubicle, let alone a wedding hall. Instead, there are two things that rub me the wrong way with weddings these days:
1. The money
2. The need to spend excess money and show off thanks to social media, which has turned us all into self-absorbed idiots.
Let's go a bit more in-depth.
Guess what? Our economy is still crap. Heck, we just had a government shutdown. Despite the fact that many twenty-somethings don't make even close to what their parents would have made in the same position several decades ago, and despite the fact that we all have huge loans that we can't pay off with our entry-level jobs, we still find it acceptable to plan $15,000 weddings. Maybe I'm just a frugal old man deep inside, but I can't justify spending that much money on anything, even if you "get a lot of it back in gifts." I really applaud couples who wait a year and a half or two years to get married and save money together. But, at the same time, that money could be spent on a future house, a car that really is getting old, retirement money, who knows. It's just So. Much. Money.
Social Media is Destroying Our Life Events
I recently came across this amazing article which basically outlines the true underlying reasons of why we all go on social media. Spoiler: none of it is good. We are becoming self-obsessed, anti-social bragaholics who go online to get gratification for our lives and "prove" to other people that we are a fully functioning and enviable member of society. It's ridiculous! Engagements and weddings are probably the most magnified life events on social media sites. From close-up shots of the ring to constant status updates about wedding planning, it is no wonder that so many women feel that they are almost doing something wrong because THEY don't have those statuses yet. The same can be said for posts about new jobs, pregnancies or even new cars. Social media, Facebook in particular, isn't a place where people are real. Instead, it's where the best version of everyone lives, and sometimes that version is embellished.
Engagements are special because you are making a promise to marry the love of your life. Weddings are special because you are promising to love that person, for better or for worse, until you both take your last breath. THAT is the beauty of weddings, and that beauty can't be shown through a $15,000 wedding, and it doesn't need to be. It's an event that is for two people… for their lives… for their future together. That's it. No dollar amount is going to make a marriage better or worse and, if you ask me, starting off a marriage in debt from the ring/main event is no good way to start a life together.
Am I crazy? Does anyone else agree?


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A subsistence farm used RDP support in order to become commercially viable by investing in organic production.
Projects & Practice
Using LEADER support to set up a climbing park and create opportunities for diversified local economic development.
Organising a series of awareness raising and capacity building activities for environmental NGOs in Mayotte.
A young farmer used RDP support to expand and diversify the range of products and services offered by her beekeeping holding.
Brand new manufacturing and packaging procedures were developed in order to produce healthy nutritional products for children from fruit and vegetables.
An ambitious entrepreneur used business start-up aid for young farmers in order to modernise his farm and create a series of innovative products.
Turning a subsistence family farm into a dynamic agri-business through modernization and adoption of affordable new equipment.
A family farm specialised on wine production used RDP support to acquire a new tractor and in this way improve its productivity and competitiveness.
A market-driven investment to increase a sheep farm's competitiveness, through the intensification of high quality organic milk production.
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We can accommodate up to 100 people with plenty of space for entertainers, dancing (disco lights available), soft play. Floor comes with its own bar, plus we also have a fantastic large garden.
Perfect for parties aged between 3 and 15 year olds (we also host sweet 16s and 18th birthday's – prices available on enquiry).
If you're after entertainers, balloons, DJs, soft play, we can help you with existing reputable contacts.
£45 an hour hire charge, which includes staff
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Tuesday, November 28, 2006
One "free" song
I see that the Coke sign on Picadilly is offering one free song from iTunes if you SMS to a number in the UK. Actually, one free song doesn't sound like much of prize these days. The song is free, but of course there is a charge from the mobile company for the SMS.
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Chipper Jones is a former American Major League Baseball third baseman who played for 19 seasons with the Atlanta Braves. Although initially a shortstop, he has spent most of his career as the starting third baseman for the Braves. In 2002 and 2003, Jones played left field, before returning to third base in 2004.
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With the salary provided through speech pathology jobs and specialized speech language pathology jobs, you can decide to live in the urban, undoubtedly smaller setting of an apartment or in a more peaceful, sometimes boring setting of the outskirts. It is important to know where you will be performing speech pathology jobs so your commute isn't too long and you are still able to provide excellent services through speech therapy jobs. Thriving Economy Kansas City is home to many businesses to include Sprint, General Motors, Hallmark Cards, UPS, and many others. With this strong economy and a growing population, it is no wonder that speech pathology jobs are in demand. These specialized jobs are for the very young to the very old and help each patient that utilizes the services of speech therapy jobs. Not only will the speech pathology jobs provide progress to those already employed but can create confidence in children and those ready to start a new career. 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Thoughts of a 22 year old fresh graduate and her love for beauty products. I believe in investing in beauty products and their ability to boost self-esteems & achieve empowerment. I tend to obsessively check out new products and feeling really sad not being able to purchase them because I'm constantly broke. On the rare occasion that I am able to indulge in buying beauty items, I blog and write reviews about them to hopefully give people a more personal insight.
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EPA has yet to release 'final' report on quakes and drilling
The U.S. EPA team looking into man-made earthquakes linked to drilling activities sent a final report to headquarters in Washington, D.C., several months ago. But the report still has not been officially released.
The version sent to Washington in January changes the wording for how to deal with problem wells when earthquakes persist. The phrase "do not operate," used in a prior draft, was replaced with "conditions not conducive to injection" (EnergyWire, July 22, 2013).
And the report did not recommend that all disposal wells be tested for seismic dangers. Because of that, one member of the working group that drafted the report voted against it.
"The authors and I are not comfortable in having the work product recommend seismic monitoring for every Class IID well across the country, as there are just too many variables that exist," wrote the chairman of the group, Kurt Hildebrandt, with EPA's Underground Injection Control (UIC) program in EPA Kansas City-based Region 7.
The version sent to Washington -- deemed "final" in a transmittal memo -- was included in a response to a Freedom of Information Act request by Inside EPA in March.
The workgroup effort began quietly in June 2011. At the time, EPA officials said "the UIC program can and should implement requirements to protect against significant seismic events."
But agency leaders have also stressed that group was not seeking to make new policies or regulations. Instead, it was to develop recommendations for state officials for dealing with injection wells linked to earthquakes. The study was to have been completed by December 2011 but wasn't.
Oil and gas regulation can be a touchy subject at EPA. The agency has been under intense criticism from the oil and gas industry and congressional Republicans as it weighs its role in the nation's shale boom.
Environmentalists have criticized the agency for pulling back from three major water contamination cases in Pennsylvania, Texas and Wyoming. Some groups are wary of President Obama's "all of the above" energy strategy, which includes domestic oil and gas production.
Scientists have known for decades that underground injection of fluid can lubricate faults and unleash earthquakes. Some seismologists now think the boom in shale drilling in the United States -- and the wastewater it produces -- might be causing a sharp increase in the number of earthquakes in the middle of the country.
Researchers have linked such deep injection wells to earthquakes in Arkansas, Colorado, Ohio, Oklahoma and Texas. More "earth-friendly" procedures, such as geothermal energy production and carbon sequestration, can also set the earth rumbling.
Oil and gas production is regulated almost entirely by states. But a federal law, the Safe Drinking Water Act, governs underground disposal of drilling wastewater. EPA regulates disposal directly in a few states, such as Pennsylvania, but in most it has handed day-to-day regulation to state agencies.
The Safe Drinking Water Act doesn't make it illegal to cause an earthquake. Instead, EPA seeks to prevent earthquakes because they might harm the underground sources of drinking water the act does protect.
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Are you looking to learn how to blog for money online?
Awesome you came to the right place. In this article I am going to show you how to make money by blogging. Now making money blogging is by far one of the coolest things you can accomplish because you basically give yourself freedom in your life.
Imagine being able to create a living with your laptop or phone on your own terms instead of being shackled into a life where you have to punch a time card. No more alarm clocks, no more commutes, and no more spending more time at a job than with people you love.
People today are programmed to be at a job and to work for the man. They are unaware that they have the ability to create a lifestyle that they can enjoy and that is on their own terms. This can be rough because now you got to a point to where your job controls your life.
There is only two ways to make money.
1. People at work.
2. Money at work.
A cool thing about learning how to blog for money online 2013 is that it is leveraged income. For instance yes me writing this blog is people at work. The only difference is that this blog will continue to work for me after I hit the publish button. Each blog post I have is like me creating a little soldier.
If I have 100 blog posts this will give me a small army of blog posts building a business for me which gives me leverage. Now when you have a small army of blog posts working for you and with you, this will help you to make money.
The huge part to learn how to blog for money online is to take the money you earn and put the money to work so you can free up your time. I like to use the money I earn to outsource promotion for my blog posts and to get more exposure to the products I offer.
When you have good exposure and you are heading in a specific direction you can make a lot of money when you do things in a certain way. Now not to many people figure this out because they want to re-invent the wheel and not take advice from someone who is actually creating results.
Tony Robbins says the fastest way to success is to model off of successful people and do what they do. For me learning how to blog for money online I left my ego at the door and learned off of people who are making millions by a blog. In particular I learned off two guys who use to be homeless and made a fortune helping people to learn how to blog and make money doing it.
Now since I've been talking about money a lot here is our income disclaimer because there are people making ridiculous amounts of money blogging but they are not typical and their results show it. Click here to see income disclaimer.
Now here is some tips to learn how to blog for money online.
The first thing is know why you are blogging in the first place. I know it's about the money but why do you want the money anyway? Is it to travel to a certain place that you have never been before or is it to be able to leave your job. Is it to buy your mom a house or to get your dream house? Is it buy now nice things that you couldn't afford before or get your dream car?
You have to know why you are blogging because each blog is a step forward somewhere. Some people will go in circles because they don't have a reason why.
The next thing is to take massive action toward your main objective. Napolean Hill from think and grow rich, calls it a definite chief aim and to have a burning desire.
When you want to learn how to blog for money online you need to have the desire to really do it and not just try it out.
The next thing and I'll leave it at that is that you need to have some good training on the subject from people who have done it. Get yourself the best education on how to blog for money. Once you get good education take action. I've found success is not doing things here or there, rather it is an accumulation of a bunch of things you have done consistently.
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I know. I know. It is a bit early to be posting about New Year's already. But I found this cute picture of my daughter take a couple of New Year's ago and just had to share!
What a great way to ring in the New Year! Let your child create a special New Year's Eve hat to wear! Add some bling by gluing on a few jewels and celebrate the night away!
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Just want to remind you that tomorrow we
have our montly Club Scrap blog hop tomorrow.
The name of the kit is
Shades of Winter,
This is a really beautiful kit
and I love the stamps that came with it.
Here a card that was inspired
while I was walking this morning.
I came across these braches with the
purple berries and so when I came home
I made this card:
Started out with the branch. I used my misty for the
stamping and markers for the color. This way you
can stamp again and again on the same spot until
you are satisfied with the color.
The silver star also came with the kit
and i added it with a tiny brad. On top of the brad
I added a gemstone.
Thanks for looking and hope you
come again tomorrow to see all the
different projects I came up with.
Thanks for looking and
have a creative day!