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Ashe Build
Ability Sequence
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Ashe Aka carry
Hi, this is my build on ashe. i have never losed with this build when i play ahse. i geting feeded in eraly gaming (almost every time) if you not geting feeded u will after u got black clever.
If u not getting feeded and be called "feeder"
just hold on and wait for end items. I make penta kills with those item against feeded enemys.
I have played one match that i were afk untill they were on our nexus, i started played ( I had end set and start afk no feed) and turned the whole match back and made a quadra saved nexus with 100 hp
Go for blue
I use to go for the blue buff when i am about to losing, it will help this build really mutch if you use all the spells much.


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Top 5 Healthy Foods for the Holidays
The holidays are a time to spoil yourself, but what would you say to mixing health with pleasure by trying some seasonal treats that are both nutritious and delicious? Here are five foods that you can include in your festive holiday menus, along with simple ways to prepare them.
Did you know that cranberries rank second just behind blueberries among the foods highest in antioxidants? It's interesting to note that, because of their low water concentration, dried cranberries contain more antioxidants than fresh ones do. Their slightly tart flavour makes them perfect for stuffings, sauces, chutneys, and even salads. Have fun adding a sweet yet healthy touch to your dishes!
Your guests will love the delicate, mild flavour of hazlenuts. Though available year round, they are at their best in winter and therefore an ideal healthy addition to your holiday menus. Like most nuts, hazelnuts contain monounsaturated fats that are good for heart health. Crunchy and irresistible, hazelnuts are perfect in salads, stuffings and even desserts!
Citrus fruits
Though often associated with warm climates, citrus fruits are also synonymous with winter for Canadians. This is the time of year when they're at their most delicious, so go ahead and add some vitamin C to your dishes—one orange provides almost your entire recommended daily allowance! However, it's best to eat oranges raw, because vitamin C is quite fragile and can be destroyed when heated. Separate some oranges into sections and mix them with red onions and fresh mint. Sprinkle with high quality olive oil and you'll have a salad fit for any holiday meal!
Have you tried gravlax? This Scandinavian specialty made with salmon is both healthy and flavourful. Rachelle-Béry is proud to carry this fine quality product. Gravlax is an ideal addition to any Christmas buffet or brunch and makes for an elegant appetizer. Simply serve it on slices of rye, multigrain, or pumpernickel bread. It's absolutely delicious!
Many people give turkey a place of honour in the centre of their table, and for good reason—it's the holiday dish par excellence. Like chicken, its meat is lean because it's low in total fat and saturated fat. What's more, it's an excellent source of high-quality protein. The skin, on the other hand, contains considerably more fat and is less nutritious. To prepare turkey, you can dress it with your favourite stuffing and serve it with cranberry sauce or fruit chutney.
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Follow These Skincare Routine
Evening Skin Care Routine
# Cleanse & Tone
Cleanse and/or tone with your favorite products.
# Treat & Moisturize
Apply serums, gels, and any topical spot treatments and let them soak in for 10 minutes. Spread serum onto damp skin for extra hydration.
# Nourish and Moisturize
Dab eye cream around the orbital socket of the eyes. Be sure not to apply eye cream too close to the lashes. Apply moisturizer as usual.
Morning Skin Care Routine
# Cleanse and tone.
Cleanse and/or tone with a gentle formula to prepare your face for treatment and makeup.
# Treat and moisturize.
If you use a serum or gel, apply it to clean skin and let it soak in for five minutes. Apply moisturizer after the treatment is fully absorbed.
# Protect and perfect.
Slather on a quarter-sized dollop of your favorite sunscreen allover the face and neck and let it set for a few minutes. Apply your makeup after as usual.
Exfoliants and Masks.
Exfoliate once or twice per week on clean skin. Put on a purifying or hydrating mask onto clean skin once a week on evenings you don't exfoliate.
Do-It-Yourself Face Skin Care
Spoiling yourself doesn't mean you need to spend your well deserved money at expensive spas or on costly items. You can make your own special DIY excellence formulas right in the solace of your own home with items you most likely as of now have laying around in your kitchen.
Skin Brightening Mask
- 1/2 cup unripe papaya, diced
- 1 Teaspoon Plain Yogurt
- 1 Teaspoon Honey
Blend ingredients in a food processor until smooth. Apply to clean skin and leave it on for 10 minutes. Rinse off using cool water and pat dry. Finish by applying a gentle moisturizer
Milky Facial Scrub
- 1 Teaspoon Powdered Milk
- 1 Teaspoon Honey
- 3 drops lemon juice
Mix the ingredients into a bowl and gently massage the mixture on your clean face in circular motions. Rinse thoroughly. Do not save the mixture since this scrub does not contain chemicals to prevent the natural ingredients from souring.
Rice Flour and Green Tea Face Mask for Oily/Red/Blotchy Skin
- 1 green tea bag
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 Tablespoon rice flour
Soak the green tea in a cup of hot water as if brewing tea for 10 minutes. Add the rice flour and stir until you have a smooth and consistent texture like a spreadable paste. Apply the mixture to your clean skin and let it set for 10 to 15 minutes. Wash off with warm water and follow with a splash of cold water to tighten your pores. Gently pat dry.
Citrus Scrub
- 1 teaspoon of lemon juice (or other citrus juice)
- 2 Teaspoons Honey
- 6 ounces plain yogurt
- 1/4 cup ground oatmeal
Blend all the ingredients together and apply it to clean skin in circular motions. Allow for the mixture to to dry and rinse it off with warm water
Avocado Mask for Dry Skin
- 1/2 of a ripe avocado
- 1/4 cup honey
Mash the avocado in a bowl and stir in the honey. Apply to clean skin for 10 minutes and rinse with warm water. Follow with a hydrating moisturizer.
Pick The Proper Eye Shadow
With regards to picking which eye shadow to purchase, I am enormous supporter of one straightforward truth: get the shade that makes you feel stunning. Be that as it may, to feel astounding, you have to feel sure. What's more, with regards to cosmetics, nothing gives you more certainty than a decent comprehension of shading hypothesis and how it applies to your common eye shading, hair shading, and skin tone.
In this way, how about we give you some shading hypothesis rudiments so you can buy with force. The following are a few components to consider when purchasing an eye shadow — whether you need a regular look or moment show.
Skin Tone
Today, skin tones tend to be categorized into two columns, warm and cool. It doesn't help that some makeup brands will categorize pink tones as warm and yellow tones as cool while others will do just the opposite, because the color wheel is divided down the center and yellow can be considered cool or warm.
But if you are aware of your undertone, you can navigate through all this product with decisiveness. To find out your undertone, check your veins. Our veins are naturally blue, so a yellow skin tone will have veins that appear more green. A pink skin tone's veins will appear more violet.
If you have a warm skin tone, any warm eye shadow color will look more natural; if you are cool toned, any cool color will look more natural. Selecting shades further to the opposite sides of the color wheel will give you more drama.
Warm skin tones should try colors like bronze, vanilla, ivory, taupe, light and dark brown, pink, and coral. If you have a cool skin tone, play with pale blue, lilac, teal, gray and turquoise.
Hair Color
Black/ Brown – Brunettes have more fun when it comes to choosing makeup as many eye shadow colors suit them well. Deep, dark colors like black, browns, and purples are perfect. And for a more natural look, neutrals like gold, beige, cream as well as lighter, softer shades of green, red and yellow all work well with dark hair.
Blonde – Blondes traditionally tend to have a fairer skin tone, meaning a softer palette will be more flattering. Color tints work well for fair skin, so try tints of your favorite reds (pink), oranges (peach) and violets (lilac) for a look that is sure to work.
Red – For a long time, red heads were limited in their options because of fashion norms, but these days, anything goes. Neutral shades will give a more natural look, but strong and bold greens are gorgeous for drama. Let your personality be your guide here and make your own rules.
Bold Color – In this "anything goes" age for hair color, people are wearing bright shades and mermaid-inspired looks. An easy tip to choosing eye shadow: complementary shades are for drama and similar colors are for a softer look.
Still feel a little nervous? If you are a beginner, you may want to buy a color wheel from your favorite art supply store — a great way to feel more secure with color theory.
Eye Color
Using your own eye color to choose your shadow palette is a perfect way to put the focus exactly where you want it. Using an eye shadow shade that is complimentary to your eye color (one that is opposite on the color wheel) is an easy way to draw attention and make the eye pop or look more prominent. Choosing a shadow that lies close to your eye color (we call this analogous) will give a soft and easy effect that looks beautiful. Here is a simple breakdown.
Green eyes – Eye shadow with red undertones like burgundy, maroon, and pink, or close colors like violet, lavender, peach, plum, and red are ideal complements to the green of the eyes. Warm metallics like red-based copper and bronze tend to bring out not only the green, but often accentuate the beautiful grey and brown flecks that green-eyed people tend to have.
Blue eyes – We know that orange is opposite blue, so anything in that color family or on either side of orange will create a lovely, dramatic effect. Try shades and tints of orange, red and yellow to get a 'wow.' Think copper, gold, peach, coral, pinks, and warm browns. For a more subtle look, something that is next to blue on the color wheel like violets, purples, or greens can create an unexpectedly natural look. Lilac, lavender, deep purple, plum, khaki, and olive are all excellent choices.
Brown Hazel eyes – Brown is not boring. In fact, brown-eyed people are able to experiment with the widest variety of colors. Brown-eyed makeup wearers are lucky to have their pick of the lot — from warm, rich amber, copper, and gold tones to cool, slate-grey, charcoal, and lavender hues.
Remember that the three primary shades (red, yellow and blue) combine to make brown, so essentially the world is your oyster. Decide what effect you want to achieve and be creative.
Finally, one overall rule: matching your eye shadow with the color of your eyes will look dull and diminish the impact of both colors. This does not mean that blue-eyed people should not try blue shadow, or that brown-eyed individuals shouldn't brush on a rust color. It just requires blending in complimentary colors to make the appearance more captivating.
Tips on Going Green for Your Event
With almost everything going green and sustainable, it's time you turn your next party green as well! Whenever someone hosts a party, a lot of things go to waste, from food to disposable utensils. Turn your event green and maximize environmentally-safe options. Work with your caterer in utilizing everything you can to host a creative and greener party.
- Go paperless on your invitations
Obviously, the best way to start going green for your next event is to send out e-invites instead of mailing the less environment friendly paper invitations. Email invites are also more practical since it won't get damaged in the mail or be misplaced by your guests. In the occasion that you really have to use paper invitations, then why not consider recycled paper?
- Consider group transportation
One of the biggest contributors of individual carbon footprint is the one we leave behind because of our vehicles. For your event, you can arrange group transportation for your guests. Aside from this being more environment-friendly since your guests do not have to bring their own cars, your guests will appreciate not having to worry about their transportation arrangements. You will also know when your guests will be arriving and leaving.
- When it comes to food, go local and organic!
Plan your event's food by asking your caterer for a green menu. If possible, ask them to source their ingredients from local producers. Locally sourced food are better and cheaper, plus you are helping out local suppliers who produce their organic food through more sustainable means.
- If possible, provide a vegetarian menu
Not only will your vegetarian guests get ecstatic over your vegetarian menu, your health conscious guests will also appreciate it. Ask your caterer for a vegetarian menu. Since vegetable farming is more environmentally friendly compared to animal farming, you are helping reduce the planet's carbon footprint.
- Swap disposables with reusable
For your tableware, it's best to use reusable ones since they're better for the environment. It's better to wash and reuse your flatware, glasses, and plates instead of buying and throwing disposables that help destroy the planet. If you must use disposables because of tableware scarcity, then consider getting biodegradable disposables since these products are more environment friendly and also recyclable.
Going green is not just a trend; it's a lifestyle change for the better. You will not only feel better, you will also help in saving the environment. Make the planet a better place by going green one party at a time.
Written by bleu events, one of the top caterers Columbia, MO has to offer.
Caring Oily Skin, Here Its Tips
# Don't scrub your face as this can stimulate oil production.
# If you use a toner, use it only on areas that are oily, such as your forehead or around your nose. If you have areas that aren't oily, toners can create dry patches.
# If you have oil build up in between facial washings, use a medicated pad or blotting paper to remove excess oil. These products have the added benefit of being portable, allowing you to freshen up your face no matter where you are.
# Wash your face twice a day – once in the morning and once before bed. Washing more often can strip your skin of all the natural moisturizers and increase oil production. The only time you should wash your face more than twice a day is if you have been perspiring.
# Use a gentle cleanser. If you need something stronger, look for ingredients specifically made for oily skin and acne, such as benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, glycolic acid, or beta-hydroxy acid. Although usually marketed for acne, these products work well for oily skin too.
# If you are experimenting with different cleansers to find one that works for you, keep a notebook and write down the date, what cleanser you are using and keep track of how your skin looks after a few weeks. If you notice irritation, write that down so you know not to try that cleanser again.
# Exfoliate once a week to help loosen and remove dirt and oil in your pores.
# No matter how tempted, don't pick, pop or squeeze pimples as it can cause scarring and leave red spots on your face
# Oily skin still needs to be moisturized, but be careful to choose the right moisturizer. Look for water based or oil-free moisturizers and stay away from creams and heavy moisturizers.
# When choosing foundation and other make-up, pick those with gel, liquid or powder bases. If using a liquid make-up make sure it is water based, not oil based. Makeup labeled "noncomedongenic" contain ingredients that won't clog your pores.
Do-It-Yourself Body Oil
The utilization of body oils can mellow your skin and keep it supple. Body oils ought to be kneaded well into the skin. It's best to apply them directly after a shower so that the oil can saturate the upper layers of the epidermis and hydrate the skin. At the point when skin is somewhat soggy, it resembles a wipe, dousing up all the oil's integrity. At the point when skin is totally dry, the dead external skin cells (called the stratum corneum- – these are the dry cells that are in charge of the look of textured skin or ashy skin) carry out their employment of protecting the epidermis from any interlopers (regardless of the fact that the "gatecrasher" is some very much required dampness). Keep in mind, with regards to body oils, a little goes far, so utilizing a couple drops on specific zones ought to be adequate. I adore the way my skin feels after application- – greatly saturated, however not oily. An extraordinary advantage of making your own hand crafted oils is that they are free of chemicals and additives. Here are three hand crafted body oil formulas we cherish.
Rose Body Oil
- Clean airtight storage container
- 1 cup rose petals
- 1 cup sweet almond or olive oil
Place the roses in your container and press the petals down into the container so they release their natural oil. Pour your almond or olive in the container on top of the petals, then shake gently to mix everything together. Let your rose oil sit in a dark, dry area for three to five days. When it's ready to use, strain out the rose petals and enjoy the heavenly scent!
Coconut Body Oil
- Clean airtight storage container
- 1/8 cup jojoba oil
- 1/8 cup coconut oil
- 1/8 cup grape seed oil
- Four to five drops of essential oil (optional)
Blend all of the oils together in an airtight storage container and store in a dark, dry area. Be sure to gently shake the container before each use so the oils mix.
Lavender Body Oil
- Clean airtight storage container
- Dried lavender flowers
- Almond, jojoba, sesame, or safflower oil
Place the lavender in your container and press the flower down into the container so it releases its natural oil. Pour your carrier oil in the container on top of the lavender, then shake gently to mix everything together. Let your lavender oil sit in a dark, dry area for three to five days. When it's ready to use, strain out the lavender.
Refresh Your Hair Style Tips
Dry cleanser is a beautician's mystery weapon. Not just does this splash on powder give haircuts additional body, include surface, invigorate victories, and fix oily roots, yet it likewise spares your hair shading as well. Water is hair shading's adversary, bringing about issues like blurring and brassiness. By spreading out the time between shampoos, you'll have to invest less energy (and $$$) shading your hair.
Be that as it may, before there was dry cleanser, there was a more straightforward (and less expensive) arrangement: Baby Powder. Continue perusing for redesigned tips on the best way to utilize child powder to style your hair. On the off chance that you've ever taken a stab at shaking infant powder specifically from the container onto your scalp, you realize this is NOT the perfect approach to apply child powder to your hair. An excess of infant powder turns out, making hair look dusty, similar to you've been doing development work throughout the day or _really truly _need some dandruff cleanser, detail. What's more, the best way to get that out is to wash your hair- – precisely what you were attempting to keep away from, correct?
Apply Baby Powder To Your Hair
- Gently shake some powder onto your palms, then rub your hands together so the powder is evenly spread on your fingertips and palms (and you don't see any big white clumps).
- Now run your fingers through the root area of your hair. Massaging your scalp (with your powdery fingers) will help soak up the grease and mattify oily roots. Fluff up your hair with your fingers to add sexy body and texture. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 if necessary.
Using a natural boar bristle brush, brush hair from root to tip to evenly distribute the powder all the way down the hair shaft. Hair is always more greasy in the root area than near the tips, which is why you want to apply the powder to the scalp and then brush it downwards. Boar bristles help grab the baby powder and slide it down the hair shaft, which is why natural bristle brushes work better than plastic or rubber brushes.
Great Red Lips Tips
Before finding your ideal shade of red lip color, check out these quick tips for making your application of this semi-tricky shade to last:
1. First, wipe off any lip balm or moisture on your lips as this will keep the lipstick from sticking.
2. Try using a clear (or reverse) lip liner like CARGO The Reverse Lipliner, $14 to line and fill in your lips. This will help the red color last longer when applied on top.
3. For a precise look, use a lip brush to carefully apply your red lipstick to your lips. Or, if you want more of a stained look, use a fingertip to apply.
4. After you have applied a strong lip shade, "dip a clean lip blush in a little concealer and gently trace the outside of your lips to ensure a clean, sharp line," says Wade.
Do-It-Yourself Make up Remover
On the off chance that you utilize any sort of cosmetics, you should wash everything off before you go to bed during the evening. Resting in your cosmetics can stop up pores (bringing on breakouts) and dozing in mascara may even make lashes get to be fragile and drop out! As of late, I have been somewhat apathetic and my brow has turned into a dismal combat zone of skin break out. We're all blameworthy of this now and again, yet with the innovation of expendable cosmetics wipes, there's truly no reason. Furthermore, in case you're feeling shrewd, an incredible other option to locally acquired chemicals are characteristic custom made recipes. With a couple of fixings, you can make your own special chemical that doesn't contain any additives or chemicals. Continue perusing for formulas on the most proficient method to make your own common cosmetics removers at home.
Yogurt Face Makeup Remover
- Plain unflavored yogurt
Dip a cotton ball in the yogurt and gently wipe your face. Rinse with cool water.
Extra Virgin Olive Oil Makeup Remover
- Extra virgin olive oil or almond oil
Add a few drops of extra virgin olive oil on a cotton pad and wipe your face in a circular motion. When removing eye makeup, place the cotton pad against your closed eye for 10 seconds and gently wipe. If you don't have any cotton pads on hand, just apply a few drops on your hands and rub the oil on your face. Use a towel or soft paper towel to remove excess oil on your face.
Milk & Almond Oil Face Makeup Remover
- 1 Tbsp. of whole milk
- 2 – 3 Drops of sweet almond oil
In a small bowl, mix the whole milk with a few drops of sweet almond oil. Dab the milky cleanser on your skin with one cotton pad and use a second, clean cotton pad to wipe your face clean. Make sure to rinse your face thoroughly to remove all traces of milk.
Do-It-Yourself Body Scrubs
Coffee Body Scrub
- 1 cup gluten free oatmeal
- 1/2 cup organic sugar
- 1/2 cup organic coffee grounds – Brewed or fresh
- 1/2 cup raw honey
- 2 Tablespoons organic olive oil or grapeseed oil – Other high quality oil like almond, coconut, apricot kernal, or palm will do
Place oats (and coffee beans, if grinding fresh) in a food processor and pulse until fine. Add grounds, sugar and vitamin C crystals, and pulse a few times, then add honey and oil, as well as vitamin D drops, and pulse to form a paste. Transfer to a jar and store in the refrigerator. If you'd like, you can scoop out a small amount and keep in the bath, whatever you'll use that week.
Brown Sugar & Lemon Body Scrub
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1/2 cup salt
- 1 Tablespoon Kalamansi or Lemon
- 1 Tablespoon Virgin Coconut Oil
- 1 Tablespoon Honey
Mix together the brown sugar and salt. Then add in the kalamansi or lemon juice, virgin coconut oil and honey and mix well.
Oatmeal & Brown Sugar Body Scrub
- 3/4 cup brown sugar
- 1/2 cup ground oatmeal – Not the instant kind
- 1/4 cup pure honey
- 3/4 to 1 cup of oil – Example: Extra virgin olive, Jojoba, Grapeseed or Sweet Almond oil
- 1/4 teaspoonx Essential or Fragrance oil of choice (like vanilla) – Optional
Mix the brown sugar and oatmeal together in a large bowl. Add the honey and drizzle the oil over the mix. Mix everything together. When your mix is saturated and sinks to the bottom of the bowl and you have oil on top, you're done. Add your essential oil or fragrance oil if you would like.
Do-It-Yourself Spa Treatment
# 1 or two large or three or four medium apples
# 2 Tablespoons apple cider vinegar
# 1 Teaspoon lemon juice
# 1 Tablespoon corn flour
This mask solves dry-scalp problems such as itchiness and flakes. Peel, core, and grate the apples. Combine the grated apple with remaining ingredients and stir well. Spread the mixture over dry, unwashed hair and leave on for 20 to 30 minutes. You can cover your hair with a shower cap or a PVC-free food film, then wrap it with a towel. Rinse the mask off with tepid water and follow with a mild shampoo if desired.
Lash Conditioner by Own
The majority of us long for full and normal lashes. In spite of the fact that we can't change the lashes we have from within, we can utilize topical medications to help them become more advantageous and more. There are various diverse eyelash serums and development conditioners you can buy from the store or have recommended from your dermatologist. They have their advantages and dangers so make certain to do your exploration or converse with your dermatologist to see which item would suit you best. There are various distinctive characteristic solutions for make your own natively constructed eyelash conditioners. Results won't come overnight however over a time of weeks- – perhaps months- – so be set up for a moderate procedure. Enjoy a reprieve from mascara and twisting your lashes on occasion to offer them a reprieve from all the lash stress. Try these normal eyelash conditioners formulas out to accomplish longer, thicker, and more full lashes!
Coconut Oil Eyelash Conditioner
- Coconut Oil
- Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Vitamin E oil or capsules
- Small container
- Disposable mascara wand or cotton swabs
Pour equal parts of the three oils into a clean container. Dip your mascara wand or cotton swab into conditioner and apply it on the base of your lashes, twice a day. Be sure to use conditioner on clean eyelashes.
Castor Oil Eyelash Conditioner
- Castor or almond oil
- Vanilla extract
- Disposable mascara wands
- Small container
Pick up a small bottle of castor or almond oil from the grocery store and disposable mascara wands from the beauty supply store. If you have an old mascara that you aren't using anymore, disinfect and clean the wand thoroughly to use instead. Just be sure to clean the wand after each use. Pour the castor or almond oil and vanilla extract into your small container (three parts oil to one part vanilla) and shake up the mixture. Dip your mascara wand into conditioner and apply it from root to tip to your top and bottom lashes, twice a day.Be sure to use conditioner on clean lashes.
Vitamin E Eyelash Conditioner
- Vitamin E oil or capsules
- Small container or plate
- Cotton Swabs
You can use vitamin E capsules or vials of oil to use as an eyelash conditioner. Squeeze or add a few drops of vitamin E oil into your clean container or plate, making sure not to touch the oil with your fingertips. Dab the cotton swab in the oil and sweep the swab across clean eyelashes from root to tip on both sides of lashes, twice a day (typically in the morning before makeup application and before you go to bed).


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Grand Hyatt Shanghai home to several restaurants and bars, this stunning hotel stands at the pinnacle of Lujiazui hotel accommodation. The hotel welcomes guests into a foyer with 24-hour reception. Facilities include hotel safe, currency exchange, lift access, shops, hairdressing salon, 11 conference rooms, Internet access, playground and car park (parking fees apply). For dining and drinks, guests can enjoy the hotel's own café, 3 bars and 6 restaurants. For an additional fee, room and laundry services are available.
The hotel is located in the centre of Pudong and the Lujiazi business district.
This is a modern hotel.
Located at the 54th floor, the lobby is medium in size with elegant decoration.
Cancellation policies can vary seasonally or depending on the hotel room type. you can review the specific policy for the hotel you selected during the reservation process.
All children are welcome. One child under 12 years stays free of charge when using existing beds. One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a crib. One older child or adult is charged CNY 230 per person per night in an extra bed. The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1. Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
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Perfectæ Caritatis, the Decree on the Adaptation and Renewal of Religious Life (referring to Roman Catholic religious orders), is one of the shorter documents issued by the Second Vatican Council. Approved by vote of 2,321 to 4 of the bishops assembled at the Council, the decree was promulgated by Pope Paul VI on October 28, 1965. As is customary for Church documents, the title is taken from the first words (incipit) of the decree: "Perfect Charity" in Latin.
The period that followed the promulgation Perfectae Caritatis was marked by a severe drop in the number of religious vocations in the Western World. Church leaders had argued that age-old secularization was to blame and that it was not directly related to the documents of the Council. Historians have also pointed to the damage caused by the sexual revolution in 1968 and the strong backlash over Humanae Vitae. Yet other authors have asserted that the drop in vocations was at least partly deliberate and was part of an attempt to de-clericalize the Church and allow for a more pluralistic clergy.[1]
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Why Knowing Your "Why" Is Your Greatest Tool for Success
Wow, this is hard! Did I really sign up for this? I am about to throw in the towel! Are these the questions keeping you up at night as you push yourself along your entrepreneurial journey? Unfortunately, this happens at all stages. We live in a noisy and competitive world and maintaining the status quo is no longer accepted. Which means we are constantly having to change directions and conquer doubts.
Today more startups, apps, and ideas are entering into the marketplace than ever before, and it's getting tougher and tougher to get the attention of your target audience. One day you're on an extreme high and the next you find it hard to pick up the phone after a tough defeat. But what keeps us pushing even when all seems lost and traction is limited? Insanity? A short-term memory?
Not really, but kind of! If you find yourself able to push forward in spite of never-ending setbacks, then you have probably been able to identify your strong "why". There are several kinds of whys, such as the "why you want to get that next sale." But your strongest Why is the reason that you will continue to push for that sale even when the previous attempts have failed. Your strong "why" is the reason you continue to push when validation comes few and far between.
Why your "why" is so important.
Having a strong "why" is what keeps you in the fight when everyone else quits. A strong "why" is what motivates your team when all seems lost. A strong "why" is the reason you will succeed while everyone else fails.
In the back of your mind, you might have a vague understanding of your own why. But clearly defining and identifying this why is crucial for long-term success. So how do you define your "why"? Or as I would say, your "internal motivator: Seven-whys deep."
Let's use a common goal like weight loss or getting fit. We all know at the start of each year millions of newly motivated resolutioners flock to the gym with hopes of changing their lifestyle and decreasing waistlines. Most of these individuals come face to face with the confining realities of their prior lifestyle, and remember why they didn't workout in the first place.
"There are two great days in a person's life – the day we are born and the day we discover why." – William Barclay
Most individuals fail to succeed in their New Year's Resolution goals, not because they lack commitment, but rather their "why" was too superficial. They didn't dig deep enough or ask enough "why's" to keep them pushing when life got in the way.
So what does this look like in application? Where do most fall off when it comes to the motivation wagon? When thinking about your goal, your weight loss journey, or even taking the entrepreneurship leap, first ask yourself "why do I want this?"
Person 1: I want to lose 10 pounds (this is where most people stop)
Person 2: Great! Why?
Person 1: Umm…(uncomfortable silence) Because I do!
Person 2: OK, what will losing 10 pounds do for you?
Person 1: Well it will help me fit into those jeans I used to fit into years ago.
Person 2: Great! So what will fitting in those jeans do for you?
Person 1: It will make me feel sexy!
Person 2: Great! What will feeling sexy do for you?
Person 1: Then Tyler (or insert any name here) will like me.
Person 2: Great! What will…?(I think you get my point.)
So, for Person 1, working out to get Tyler to notice her is what will get her to wake up at 5AM in the morning, change her eating habits, and get her on the right track towards her decreased waistline. Now, I know I will get hate mail from people saying, "That's a superficial why!" Really!
See, the thing is I never told you your "why" had to be altruistic or even make much sense. The only purpose of defining your "why" is to help you, or push you, when you are facing tough challenges or when you feel like quitting.
"He who has a why to live can bear almost any how." – Friedrich Nietzsche
Your why is your motivator.
Sometimes the worst thing you can do for someone is to try to rationalize and justify their "why" for them. To them, their "why" is their motivator, their nonexistent exit strategy, their reason to continue when the whole world tells them to quit.
I know some people's "whys" may sound crazy, but to them it makes perfect sense. For me, no matter what, I really only hear the negative because it motivates me to prove people wrong. Is it really not good enough?
Is my reasoning healthy? Probably not. But who cares as it keeps me pushing day and night to exceed my expectations from the day before. I am motivated by negative reinforcement over positive. I guess it's the athlete in me.
For you though, whatever pushes you to move through the noise and past the struggle is the strongest weapon in your arsenal. The strong "why" will be the reason you think of alternative solutions instead of throwing in the towel.
Important Tip: Accept that your strong "why" may lose its effect and no longer keep you motivated. Don't worry, that's normal. If that ever happens, go back to the drawing board and restart the multi-level why process to redefine your internal motivation.
Memorize it, write it down and pin it to your dashboard or somewhere else you will see it regularly. This simple task will help you in business, fitness, or in any goal you wish to pursue.Remember, your "why" is a deadly weapon. Use it wisely!
What is your why and how has it propelled you towards success? Please leave your thoughts below!
Dig deep in unravelling the mystery of a person's "why". Too often when asked the question, the answer is surface level. I like to ask the question a minimum of 5 times before I even begin to believe that I have cracked the surface.
Losing 10 pounds simply isn't enough. Nobody will ever stay motivated by only wanting to lose ten pounds. Fitting into my old jeans so I can look sexy again…now we are getting somewhere.
It's funny how articles like your pop up a day or two after I have the conversation with someone.
A fresh, inviting read.
Thanks AK
Why? Good question i get it all the time when i talk about my goals for the next years …. Never really had an idea a long period of time. I knew i got to do it and I've done it. But a while ago I got depressed, life never works the way you imagine and so it was also with my engagement…. after months of sadness and questioning everything… the answer came. WHY? Because i need to prove myself that i can, and when you end up in a similar situation, that should be the motivation. You've done things that though were impossible and now this is one of them.
After reading this I feel so enlightened, this is the thing which i was searching around. I felt so awesome to know that people in this world have some serious motivations for their goals.


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The monthly electricity or power consumption bill (depending on where you live) is a vital component of the monthly budget. Anybody and everybody who has ever maintained a household budget knows that any sum exceeding the budgeted amount is definitely not something you want to happen. Well this is exactly what has happened to nearly quarter of the power consumers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia who have had this nightmare come true. I was unfortunately one of those who had a higher bill than I expected and boy oh boy was I unpleased, to say the least, about it. In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, several people have faced a sudden rise their monthly electricity bills. Previously nobody knew why this sudden rise had taken place, however with some help it has been why this rise took place. If you want to find out, keep on reading.
- Keep in mind that electricity bill is paid on the basis of hijri calendar and not on the basis of Gregorian calendar. The consumption of electricity during the month of Ramadan is always higher than your normal consumption. If you just look at the consumption of last Ramadan bill, you will find almost same number of units consumed. Recommended: How to Check Electricity Bill Online?
- Saudi Electric Company has increased the tariff rates. Consumers with average consumption of 2,000 kwh are not affected by the new tariff rates. The rate charged for first 2,000 electricity units is only SR 0.05. So, first 2000 units are only charged with SR 100. But if you consume next 1000 units, your electricity bill will be SR 200 as per unit cost of the next 2000 units is SR 0.10. Recommended: Electricity Tariff Rates in Saudi Arabia
- Saudi Electric Company has also increased the tariff rates for commercial consumers. Many domestic users don't even know that they have been paying a bill of commercial consumer. You can find which kind of bill you are paying if you just read your electricity bill properly. My uncle used to pay SR 150 per month and suddenly his bill jumped to SR 1,200. Later on I figured out that he was paying a bill of commercial consumer rather domestic consumer. Check point number 8 in this link "A Guide to read and understand your Saudi Electricity Bill"
We sincerely Hope that you were not one of those people with a higher power consumption rate than usual, or were not too surprised to see your new tariffs and monthly consumption rates. Let us know if you have ever received any ridiculously high amount for your monthly power consumption bill. It does happen you know.
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1. The world's premier diving and snorkelling destination, an undersea exploration of coral reefs that are bursting with colour and teeming with abundant marine life should top any visitors list. With over 3000 coral reefs, a professionally run dive centre on virtually every resort, irresistible crystal blue waters and world-class instructors who can cater to any level of ability, there's nothing to stop you diving in headfirst almost the moment you step off the plane!
2. A fisherman's paradise, hundreds of species of sea life weave through the rainbow-hued coral beneath the sparkling crystal surfaces of the Maldivian waters. Hire a speedboat and make a beeline for the deeper part of the sea for your chance to reel in marlin, swordfish and other big game.
3. Located in Male, the Maldives National Museum is the ideal place to learn about the fascinating history of these paradise islands, with collections of historic artefacts, weaponry displays, galleries devoted to the ancient and medieval periods and much more.
4. With no shortage of warm, turquoise waters encircling each and every island, the water sports opportunities in the Maldives are never ending. Whether you want to kick up foam on a jet ski, feel the wind whip through your hair on a windsurfer or soar above it all on a parasailing outing, any water based whim can be catered to, and no demand is too extravagant.
5. It goes with out saying, but we'll say it anyway: the beaches of the Maldives are sandy stretches of paradise on earth. With their warm, translucent waters, tropical vegetation, endless powder white sands and first-class resort facilities, they are the irresistibly seductive magnets that crown each island and continue to draw visitors back time after time.
6. Old Friday mosque The Hukuru Miskiiy (or Old Friday Mosque) is the oldest mosque to be found anywhere on the islands and a truly remarkable place to visit. Built from coral stone with patterns and Arabic scripts carved painstakingly into the walls, ornate lacquer work, elaborate wood carvings and tombs erected in the memory of famous heroes and nobles, the interior is truly breathtaking.
7. While all diving in the Maldives is undeniably spectacular, the Banana Reef (so called because it has the shape of a banana) is truly in a class of its own. With an excellent reputation as one of the islands best dive sites, the variety of marine life is endless and the fishes come in all colours, shapes and sizes.
8. Once little more than a sandy, sparsely populated island, the Maldives capital of Male has evolved into a vibrant, cosmopolitan city bubbling with energy and colour. With excellent shopping facilities, world-class cuisine and many of the Maldives main cultural attractions, venturing out of your tranquil resort hideaway for a visit to the hustle and bustle of the city will be an invigorating change of pace, and well worth your while!
9. Located on Utheemu island, Utheemu Ganduvaru is the historical residence once inhabited by the Sultan Mohamed Thankurufaan, hailed as a hero in the Maldives for his role in saving the native people from Portugese conquerers.
10. The bustling produce markets are the place to head if you wish to soak up the true spirit of Maldivian culture. Hailing from all over the islands, the hawkers gather to sell home-grown produce from coconuts and bananas to stacks of betel leaf; meanwhile, at the nearby fish market, you can purchase your choice of the days fresh ocean catch – whether it be tuna or octopus!
1. Although it's unlikely you'll need much extra assistance unwinding in such picture perfect surroundings, all of our destinations boast excellent spa facilities that it would be foolish to pass up! Several enjoy serene, over-water settings, and all boast a variety of world-class spa treatments to ease you luxuriously into a state of total honeymoon bliss.
2. If exclusive, tropical privacy is what you're after, why not go on an adventure and find your own island! With almost 2000 islands making up the Maldives, and most of them uninhabited, it is not difficult to find your very own slice of island paradise to maroon yourselves on together.
3. As the day draws to a gentle close, take a boat trip out across the sea to enjoy the magic of the sinking sun setting the sparkling tropical waters aflame.
4. Dive into the impossibly warm waters and explore the wonders of the vibrant reefs that lie beneath. Diving companies all across the islands can arrange dives to suit you perfectly depending on your level of experience, and once you delve below the translucent surface, you will be reluctant to come back up for air!
5. Sail out under the starry skies for a night fishing trip, before cooking your catch on a desert island where you can gaze into the heavens in total seclusion.
6. Simply stretch out on the sand and sunbathe, allowing your stress to melt away in the never ending Maldivian summer. Each resort tends to have its own private beach, and if you fancy a change of scene, there are only 1,990 other beach-fringed islands to choose from!
7. View this spectacular collection of islands from the sky and capture memories that will last a lifetime with a Seaplane photo flight. Both landing and taking off from the sea, the large, untainted view windows offer breathtaking panoramic views and once in a lifetime photo opportunities.
8. Located roughly an hour from the capital of Malé, take a trip to Manta Point, the best place to see the majestic Manta Rays. Both new and experienced divers are welcomed, although the best time to see them tends to be in the monsoon season between spring and autumn..
9. The best way to see as many of the Maldives idyllic islands as possible is in a safari boat. Stay in the comfort of luxurious settings as you cruise through the Indian ocean from island to island, pausing only to explore new shores, take a dive, or surf in the gently crashing waves.
10. The Maldives are so hypnotically beautiful that it can be easy to forget that they also have a rich history: explore it together in the capital of Male, where you can visit the National Museum, the Old Friday Mosque and Mulee Aage, an elaborate palace that dates back to before the First World War.
1. For those who have little ones (or who just want to view the reef without getting wet!) the Whale Submarine is a popular excursion. Descending about 35 metres to a colourful reef, gaze through the large windows at the dazzling array of fish who, seemingly undeterred by the large submarine, tend to swim quite close!
2. The resorts of the Maldives are famed for their excellent kids clubs, where the endless choices of activities can range from water sports to treasure hunts, sports to movie nights and even educational lessons!
3. Experience a more authentic taste of Maldivian culture as a family by taking an excursion to an inhabited Island; admire the brightly painted houses, wander through picturesque ports and fishing visits and relax side by side with the locals at the beach, watching the sun go down.
4. Nature walks are a fantastic way to explore the tropical forests, fascinating wildlife and vibrant plant life of islands that are so much more than just their beaches!
5. Ride the turquoise swells of the Indian Ocean together with a family surfing lesson at one of the islands well-known breaks, or in a resort-based surfing facility.
6. Explore the captivating coral world that lies beneath the serene sparkling shores of the islands with a family diving excursion; many companies offer beginners lessons in small 'practice' lagoons, and are dedicated to building confidence and having the kids diving like pros by the end of the holiday!
7. The picturesque Alimath Island is one of the Maldives most popular tourist destinations for families, with world class diving facilities, a bustling central beach and calm, shallow waters for the kids to play in.
8. There are seven species of sea turtle in the world, and at least five of them visit the enticing sandy shores of the Maldives – and who could blame them! Take the kids on a turtle spotting trip to one of the beaches where they can often be seen scuttling through the powdery sand.
9. No matter your skill level, the water sports opportunities afforded on the Maldives are endless; canoe through calm waters or jump on a jet ski, and explore the islands from the water.
10. If all that sea, sun and sand has worn you out, simply spend a day relaxing at your resort – the hotels of the Maldives boast swimming pools that are almost as picturesque as the shores, so stretch out on a sun lounger and soak up the sun while the kids run riot at the poolside.
Due to its location at the epicentre of the Indian Oceans trading route, the Maldives has accumulated settlers, visitors and influences from neighbouring and international regions for hundreds of years – the result is a diverse, friendly people and a lively variation that has spilled over into the islands arts, attitudes, languages and beliefs. In terms of faith, Islam is the dominant religion, but superstition still plays a significant role in Maldivian society and island communities, possibly due to the folklore traditions and Buddhist influences of the islands very first settlers.


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Cummiskey facing more charges
Man charged with aggravated assault will learn fate March 30
The Crown says a man charged with aggravated assault in connection with a vicious attack in Charlottetown last year cannot be believed.
Crown attorney Lisa Goulden told the court Wednesday that Jeremy Joseph Cummiskey, 22, told "lie after lie after lie after lie'' to police after his arrest.
Goulden says Cummiskey first denied even being in Trevor Acorn's room on Nov. 24, 2015 when Acorn was badly beaten following a dispute over drugs.
Acorn spent several weeks in hospital and was transferred to Halifax for treatment of injuries that included skull fractures. He lost an eye and had nine plates put in his face and skull following the attack at his rooming house on Euston Street.
The fact that Cummiskey and Michael Robert Bryenton went to Acorn's room to make a drug transaction is not in dispute.
However, witnesses presented differing versions of the attack during the trial this week before judge alone.
Cummiskey is charged with aggravated assault in connection with the attack.
Goulden told the court in her summation Cummiskey, who testified he never laid a hand on Acorn, could not be believed.
"When it comes to credibility, Mr. Cummiskey's credibility was questionable right from the beginning,'' she said.
Goulden says Cummiskey's claim that he was shocked and traumatized by witnessing Bryenton beat Acorn and that Bryenton threatened Cummiskey to keep quiet or he would hurt his family did not ring true.
She says video capturing the pair leaving Acorn's home after the attack, when Cummiskey suggests the threat was made, shows Cummiskey calmly following behind Bryenton.
Cummiskey's lawyer, Chris Montigny, says Cummiskey in fact is far more believable than Bryenton and Acorn, both of whom took the stand.
He called Bryenton's testimony "extremely self-serving.''
Bryenton says he only pushed Acorn, and he saw Cummiskey strike Acorn across the side of the head with a board.
Cummiskey testified that he saw Bryenton hit Acorn four to six times with closed fists.
Chief Provincial Court Judge Nancy Orr will render her decision March 30.


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Friday, September 30, 2016
Why Complete a No Spend Challenge?
A No Spend Challenge doesn't have to be a month, it can be whatever you want. Start with a week if you're scared to try a month. The goal is to reset your habits and evaluate yourself. When I started the challenge, I was eager and I had a plan. As the time when on it did get harder, but I also became more determined. If I found myself wanting to give up, I reset myself. If I failed, I decided to keep going. Don't give up because I bought 2 books.
The whole reason I did this challenge was to stop myself from impulse buying. I wanted to see if the items I REALLY wanted at the beginning of the challenge, were still "must haves" now. Honestly, they're not. I've moved on.
When you complete a no spend challenge, be careful not to go spending crazy once it's done. That will defeat the purpose. You need to continue to be disciplined. Remember why you did it. Look at what you saved, and the goals you accomplished.
When you're finished the no spend evaluate if some of the things you gave up were really that hard. If giving up your coffee or eating your lunch out wasn't that big a deal. Maybe you can cut the budget for that? I learned how to avoid temptation, and stay busy when I would normally go window shopping.
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
5 Things I Didn't Expect When Bringing Home My Baby
- You know the saying "sleeping like a baby" well I learned babies don't sleep that well... Atleast Caleb didn't, he was literally up ALL night. This went on for weeks and weeks, eventually I had to start co sleeping because it was the only thing that worked. The minute I would lay him down in his bassinet or crib, he knew and would wake up. No matter how gentle I was...I spend MANY hours in my rocking chair.
- I had no idea that I would feel incredibly lost when I brought Caleb home. I would second guess myself, I had no idea what I was doing. I thought I would just "know" and it was hard for me to realize that there was a learning curve, and I needed to give it time. Everyone gave me advice, and it gave me alot of anxiety. Especially when they were telling me to do the opposite of what I researched.
- My C Section was not as hard and painful as I was expecting. When I was in the hospital, I kept waiting for the excruciating pain, but it didn't come. It really wasn't that bad. I was terrified. I didn't even take pain killers, Tylenol was sufficient.
- I had pregnancy P.U.P.P (ITCHY Rash) and it was horrible! It was literally a rash that covered my entire body, except my face. I was so itchy, that I couldn't even sleep when Caleb did sleep. My feet were probably the worst, and I didn't know where to put them or what to do. This rash went away a few weeks after Caleb was born and came back 6 weeks later. I cried, I was so discouraged. The only thing they could give my was Benedryl, and I was already SO SO tired.
- I had no idea that I would be so scared of something happening to Caleb. He slept with a Levana monitor, and I would still check him all the time.
3 Things I Would Tell A New Mom
The first 8 weeks are the hardest, and you seem to settle into your new role. Both Mom, Dad and baby are learning how to fit into this new world. It's normal to be afraid and feel lost, but give it time. I remember thinking "when will this get easier" it does, but it took awhile
If you need the help, and have it- Take it! I'm the type of person who wants to do every thing myself, and some times you need to step back and allow people to help you. Sleep deprivation will make you feel like you're going crazy.
Take time to take care of yourself. Don't forget that you need to be happy, healthy and sane to take care of baby. This new world is going to take some adjustment, and you need to figure out how to make it all work.
Monday, September 26, 2016
Tips On How To Save Money On Child Expenses
Newborn Outfits
All the little cute outfits are tempting but my experience taught me that you want the baby to be comfortable. Your little one will be sleeping, in a chair/swing or your arms most of the day. Hoodies make it difficult to hold the baby. I'm sure cute tutus would be similar. I can't tell you how many outfits, Caleb never wore because it was just too complicated. A onesie was much easier to put on him day to day.
Crib Bedding
Crib bedding is so expensive but not necessary. It's not recommended to have the set in the bed, I skipped on it and bought a toddler set. It fit the crib, and I put the comforter/sheet away until Caleb was able to use it. I kept the fitted sheet on the crib.
You don't need a 300 dollar swing, a cheaper one will do fine. Actually, Caleb hated the swing altogether. We could have skipped it. The Baby Bullet or similar baby food making machines are not necessary. If you have a blender or food processor that would be perfect. Use what you already have. Be careful not to get caught up in purchasing top of the line swings, strollers and other expensive equipment.
Baby Food
I made my own baby food, and it was very cost efficient. I started with a blender and ice trays. I eventually bought a Baby Bullet because I got sucked in, but it wasn't necessary. I made food ahead, and froze it. It was very easy, and I was able to feed Caleb a wide variety of foods.
I know it's tempting to stock up on diapers, but if your baby/toddler grows out of the size before your boxes are done, you might be stuck with them. A store might let you exchange them, but there's a chance you won't be able to. Diapers are on sale often, I personally don't recommend stocking up. Caleb didn't even fit in newborn diapers.
You know how they say "Children grow really fast?" Well they do, and you will go through alot of clothes. Be careful not to over buy because within a few months, it's too small. Some of it may not have be worn. Caleb is 2, and he's gone through 3 shoe sizes in a year. Now, we only buy what we need because he grows out of it so fast.
Thursday, September 22, 2016
No Spend Update 3
I'm still doing good on the no spend, but it's getting harder. I suspected that it would and it is. I also started this early, end of August. I actually bought 2 books this week that I plan to read on vacation. I found them cheaper on bookoutlet.ca and decided to order them. It wasn't much, but I know it wasn't a need.
I hope these financial posts have peaked some readers interests. I have seen alot more traffic on these posts, and that's been interesting. Personal finance is so personal, and scary but I've been loving it. I have many more posts outlined, and it's sparked my blogging interests again. I can't wait to get these posts out, and I have some scheduled in advanced. This blog has grown with my through the years, and I suspect that it will continue to grow with me. It's been almost 8 years, and even when I have no ideas, even when it's been long months without a post. I'm not ready to give it up. I'm happy that I have content ideas again.
Books are still apart of my life, but my love of writing reviews has dwindled. I'll still post some book reviews, and book posts but I plan to have a wider range of posts. I hope you'll stick around.
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
How to Stay Motivated When Getting Our of Debt
Find a Community
If you feel alone, it's hard to stay motivated. If you join a group, and see that you're not the only one. It gives you motivation to keep going. There are many Dave Ramsey followers on Youtube, and I love watching their channels. They're documenting their journey. It's a great way to stay motivated. There are also many Facebook groups out there.
Don't forget to check your progress. It may feel like you are getting no where, but look back at where you started. Document where you started from, and check in from time to time. There are also debt free charts online that you can print, and use as a visual. Debt Free Charts
Reward Yourself
Put a reward system in place. When you pay off a certain amount, get halfway or complete your goal to get the reward. Obviously, this reward has to within reason.
Remind Yourself of the End Game.
Imagine what you can do with the money when you're out of debt. Imagine the security you can have with a fully funded emergency fund.
Keep Your Emotions in Check
Expect that you will have bumps in the road, life happens, murphy happens. You will still be okay. The budget takes times, and sometimes something comes up. Learning how to deal with these bumps will be important. Don't let yourself get discouraged, and decide to give up.
I highly recommend Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Why I Learned To Love Personal Finance
If you've noticed a lot of personal finance posts on my blog it's because Personal Finance is something I've been researching and learning about this year. Money touches almost every aspect of our lives, and it's really important but not something people talk about. When I hear that half of Canadians are living paycheck to paycheck, it makes me worry. It's so important to have an emergency fund and to have a backup plan. I've been learning so much, and I want to encourage others. You don't have to live a stressful life in regards to money. If you take control of your money, and you're disciplined, it will make a world of difference.
Money is common sense, but people don't use common sense when dealing with money. As a whole people are relying more and more on debt. If they don't have the money in their account, they charge it. It's normal, it's something we're all use to. Affording the payments, is not affording it. So many people don't really care about their debt, until they've lost their job and risked every thing. Life is not a competition, trying to keep up with the Jones when the Jones are probably broke. Live within your means- learning to handle your money actually feels like you have more.
I never had a finance class in school, I've always been intimidated by numbers but now that I'm taking the time to learn about it, it's really interesting. I see how carefree some people are, and their financial future is scary. My goal is to have financial freedom. Pay down/off debt, build a substantial emergency fund and continue to be on the same page as my husband. It doesn't mean we can't buy something, it means we plan for it.
Life happens and you need to be prepared. Retirement is something you need to plan. I went to school and didn't have any school loans, I had a different funding. If that funding for some reason doesn't exist when my son goes to school, I want us to pay for his school. We started an R.E.S.P when he was one years old. Personal finance is something I've really started paying attention to, and I'm fired up about educating others.
Monday, September 19, 2016
How To Get Out Of Debt
You need to WANT IT!
The first step to getting out of debt is to really want it. It has to be YOU, not someone else telling you that you should get out of debt. It starts with you, because you're going to be living it. You're going to be the one paying it off. If you're wishy washy and not ready to commit to this, it won't happen. You don't wander out of debt, you decide to get out of debt.
Make a Plan
There are many debt repayment systems such as the debt snowball (paying smallest to largest debt) or the debt avalanche (paying largest interests to smallest) you will need to decide HOW you will get out of debt. You need a plan, without a plan you won't be focused and it won't be long before your running off the track.
Implement the Plan
Create your budget, and implement your plan. The budget is key to controlling your money. It's the contract that you need to make work. While creating the budget you need to make sacrifices, get current on bills, if you're not and you need to live within your means. You need to stop depending on a credit card, because getting out of debt means not putting more on credit.
Stay Focused
Remind yourself why you want to get out of debt. When you're in debt, and life happens you don't have alot of options. That's why it's important to have an emergency fund. If you follow Dave Ramsey, he suggests 1000$ baby emergency fund. This is the first step to his plan, after that you start to tackle debt with the debt snowball. Having that baby emergency fund breaks the dependency on credit when something happens.
Stay Motivated
Staying motivated is crucial when you're getting out of debt. It's not easy to cut out your lifestyle, and see others being carefree. However, you don't know their specifics. Worry about yourself, and fix your situation. You must make the changes necessary.
Friday, September 16, 2016
No Spend Update 2
The no spend month is going really well. I thought I would struggle alot more than I am. I've been staying away from stores, or when I do go, I don't feel tempted. During the week, I tend to read or blog during my lunch break. At home, we don't normally go anywhere in the evenings. The weekends are probably a little harder, but it's been okay.
I will admit that I had one crazy day where I failed on the no spend. The minute I turned on my PC at work, I had issues to deal with, and when I left I had a whole set of new issues. I had no breaks, no lunch and I was so drained. When I came home, I didn't have dinner prepared and I knew I needed to give myself a few minutes to stop stressing or my whole evening with my family would be ruined. I ordered a pizza....I didn't feel bad about it. It gave my a chance to reset and focus on my family. Leave work at work. Life happens, and sometimes you need to make a judgement call.
Week 2- all in all has been good. I think it might get harder as my vacation starts to get nearer. Hunting season is around the corner, and we'll be going back to our hometown to visit. I need to keep my spending in check, and realize I won't need any new things.
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Tightening Up The Budget
There may come a time when you will need to tighten up your budget, it may be due to an income problem, or a savings goal. Tightening your budget doesn't necessarily mean that your managing your money badly. It means that your are managing your money, and for whatever reason you're looking to make changes.
Learn To Say "No."
The first thing you need to learn when tightening up your budget is how to say "no." As Dave Ramsey would say "Children do what feels goods, Adults devise a plan and follow it." If you have to tighten up the budget, you're going to have to say "no."
Evaluate the Budget
Look closely at the budget, and see if there are some things you can cut out. Do you have magazine subscriptions that you're not using or don't need right now? Maybe the gym membership has to go. Cable is not a necessity, maybe you can cut down the bill or cut it altogether. You have to look at the big picture, and decide what sacrifices will need to be made. Maybe cut down the "eating out" category, and add to the grocery category.
Renegotiate Your Bills
Cable, internet, insurance companies, and cell phone providers may be able to offer you a promotion price. Talk to the loyalty department and see what they can do.
Grocery Bill
The grocery bill is one of my hardest budget items to keep in check. It's important to keep an eye on this expense. If the grocery bills are getting higher, you may be able to cut down on the bill. Remember that groceries are apart of your "Four Walls" and must remain a priority.
Track your Spending
When you're trying to keep that budget in check, especially when trying to tighten the budget. Track your spending. You can use an app, or even have a spending journal. When you keep seeing how much your spending, you're less likely to keep making those mistakes.
Stay Motivated
It's hard to make sacrifices but the key is to keep motivated. Don't give up. There's a reason why you are doing this. Budgeting and tightening the budget can be done for various reasons. I firmly believe everyone should have a budget system.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Review: Kobo Aura One Vs H2o Reader
Comparing the Kobo Aura H20 to the new Aura One, the first thing you notice is the size. The Aura one is taller and slimmer. I really like the size of the Aura One. Instead of reading on a paperback sized reader, you'll be reading on a hardback sized reader. I think it offers a great reading experience.
The overall system feel is very similar to the H20. I think don't there's much of a difference. I really like Kobo's interface. Both readers are waterproof which is a huge benefit. I can read outside and no worry about rain drops, I can read in the bath. If I go to the beach, bring the reader along. The Aura One doesn't have the port plugged like the Kobo H20.
The Aura One also allows readers to use Overdrive, which I'm very excited for. I'm hoping the H20 will get this same upgrade. I borrow alot of books from the library, and this would be great to have across the readers.
While I was commuting to work, I found the size to be very comfortable with the Aura One. However, when the metro was REALLY crowded I was alittle afraid to hold the reader with one hand. It's very slim, and I was afraid to drop it. I do find the H20 more easier to hold with one hand.
Overall, I was really happy with the Aura one. I received a demo to use for a few weeks. I own the H20 and would love to own the Aura One but it will have to wait until I'm ready to upgrade. If you're use to Kobo the new reader won't be a big change, but it does have some cooler new options such as the comfort light. The biggest advantage the new reader has is the bigger size.
If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment.
Monday, September 12, 2016
Zero Based Budgeting
Throughout my no spend September month, I want to try and educate about finances. I'm a former spender, and I've come along way.
Why create a budget? Every wonder where your money went at the end of the month? If you have a budget, you keep track of your spending, this will be a thing of the past. Budgeting is being in control of your money. Have your money work for you, you work hard enough for it. It's easy to ignore your finances, but it's not going to benefit you in the short or long term.
When I first started budgeting, I only wrote down bills. I didn't include groceries, savings, or personal money. Now, I plan for every thing, including gifts that will come up in a month. One of the first things, that made me stop and hop on the Dave Ramsey wagon was when I heard him say Christmas shouldn't be a surprise. We know Christmas comes up once a year, plan for it. Now, I have a Christmas fund that gets funded monthly.
1. The first step to budgeting, is write down your income. If you have a fixed income this should be easy. If you have a variable income, you should do some research to get some help.
2. Create a monthly budget of expenses. If you are in the red, make sure you have your four walls covered. Food, shelter (including utilities), clothing and transportation are necessities. They should be at the top of your budget, not at the end. These are things, you cannot cut out. Give every dollar a purpose. Have every dollar accounted for. This could be personal money, savings, sinking funds, money put towards your debt...
I highly recommend looking at examples of budgets online. Look at how detailed they are. Those details really make the difference.
Thursday, September 8, 2016
No Spend Challenge Update 1
I started my no spend challenge a few days early, just to "practice." I thought my week days would be hardest because that's when I'm tempted to go browsing during my breaks. I was right, that's when i'm most tempted. I'm tired, and want to get away from my desk for a bit. Once I decide to suck it up, and not go to the malls. I do well. These malls are connected to my work through underground tunnels. I usually end up staying at my desk and reading. I've also been writing and outlining blog posts. I've been really into personal finance and I have some blog posts coming up that I hope will encourage people like me who are natural "spenders." Money is common sense, but it's our habits that get us into trouble.
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Review: Harry Potter and The Cursed Child
Review: Harry Potter and The Cursed Child
J K Rowling, John Tiffany, Jack Thorne
Little Brown
301 Pages
Personal Copy
Rating: 3/5
Harry Potter will always be my favorite book series. I started reading the series when I was in highschool, I can remember getting the library book and sitting down to read it in the evening. I waiting patiently for each book to publish, and I went to the midnight book sale for the last book. When I heard about The Cursed Child, I was excited and couldn't wait to get the book/play. I knew going in, that it was written as a play and J K Rowling wasn't the only writer. However, I didn't expect it to have such a different feel. It's a character driven story, without much storytelling. There's a lot of flashback storylines but not a lot of new material. That's where I really felt like the story fell flat for me. I really struggled with the plot. I expected more from J K Rowling. If she was committing herself to continue the story, I expected her to give her readers more. This play felt like it was a "filler" project, something to just get done. It was not an eighth book in my mind, it didn't even come close. Yes, a play is meant to be experienced but I've read plays before, and I've enjoyed the plotlines. This script felt like a trip down memory lane and nothing really substantial was added. It wasn't horrible, but it was just okay. I really don't see myself going back and reading it again, not like the books themselves.
What were your thoughts? I've seen alot of mixed reviews. In a way, I wish I hadn't read this one.
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Fall Bucket List
Fall begins September 1st in my book. I love the fall season. I'm looking forward to putting on sweaters, and drinking warm tea in the evenings. Hot Chocolate is also a favorite warm drink of mine. I've been thinking about the fall season, and which things I would like to accomplish.
Reading: I really want to read a few mystery/ cozy reads. I don't normally pick up these types of books, but I really want to give them a try.
Cooking: I'm going to try and find one new recipe per week to try. I really don't like cooking, it doesn't come naturally for me but it;s something that I have to do. I'm hoping to find new "go to" recipes.
Baking: Strawberry Jam...I'm going to try and make jam for the first time. I also want to bake some apple pies, and apple crisp.
Apple Picking: We went to an orchard last year, and I'm hoping to go back this year. Caleb is older, and I'm sure he'll have more fun.
Carve Pumpkins: My husband really enjoys carving pumpkins, and this one will be fun to do as a family.
Movie: I want to go see a movie with my husband. We haven't gone to a movie together since I was pregnant, that was 2013! This one is a must!
Monday, September 5, 2016
5 Weird Ways I Save Money
1- Meal prep and keep an inventory of what's in my freezer.
I stay withing my budget when shopping, by meal prepping and shopping with a list. I look at what's on sale, and meal prep around it. I also keep an inventory of my freezer items in my planner. This way I know what I already have when choosing meals. We also do one big grocery shop every 2 weeks, and then we only have to grab the few things that we're missing between those weeks. Milk and bananas...we always need to buy more milk and bananas...
2. Make my own bread.
I use my bread machine to make my dough, and I bake it in the oven. It does take time, but it's cheaper and so much more tastier. I will also make bread ahead and freeze it. I don't buy store bought bread very often. I've even made my own sandwich buns when I forgot to buy some.
3. I bring my own lunch, and prep my tea at home.
This one took some time for me to learn. I'm not a leftovers girl, but I also don't like eating out very often. So why spend money on food, I'm not going to enjoy. It takes a little prepping the night before, but it saves me so much money. I also prepare my tea at home, put it in my travel thermos and enjoy it at work.
Friday, September 2, 2016
My Top 3 TBR Books
Cora is a slave on a cotton plantation in Georgia. Life is hellish for all slaves, but Cora is an outcast even among her fellow Africans, and she is coming into womanhood; even greater pain awaits. Caesar, a recent arrival from Virginia, tells her of the Underground Railroad and they plot their escape. Like Gulliver, Cora encounters different worlds on each leg of her journey.
Whitehead brilliantly recreates the unique terrors of black life in pre-Civil War America. The Underground Railroad is at once a kinetic adventure tale of one woman's ferocious will to escape the horrors of bondage and a shattering, powerful meditation on the history we all share.
Whitehead brilliantly recreates the unique terrors of black life in pre-Civil War America. The Underground Railroad is at once a kinetic adventure tale of one woman's ferocious will to escape the horrors of bondage and a shattering, powerful meditation on the history we all share.
Thursday, September 1, 2016
Dokibook Planner Review
I purchased my Dokibook at the beginning of the year, and it has really changed my life. After becoming a parent, going back to work full time and trying to manage my new world, I had to figure out a plan. Organization has always calmed me down, and allowed me to put one foot in front of the other and keep going. University days really kicked in my organization, and gave me skills that are so helpful in my every day.
I first purchased a Happy Planner but I wasn't enjoying the vertical spread. I had also purchased a cheap Chapters planner that had a week on one page spread, and I put those inserts in my Dokibook. It came with dividers, but no inserts. The dividers, pocket, and bookmark have all held up well. The gold planner has also held up great, after months of use. I bring it back and forth to work and still seems like new. The rings are still working great.


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Hello I'm Awesume I created a wiki called ATPedia a wiki all about tennis pros. I made an infobox template for them but it did not have retired or dead. I want to make the same template for all of the players. How would I make an optional row for retired and died? If you are confused just ask questions. Awesume 17:48, December 21, 2011 (UTC)
- If you're using infobox templates based off the built-in Template:Infobox, you would probably want to have wikicode like this in your template:
|Row 5 title = {{#if:{{{Date Retired|}}}|Retired}} |Row 5 info = {{#if:{{{Date Retired|}}}|{{{Date Retired|}}}}} |Row 6 title = {{#if:{{{Date of Death|}}}|Dead}} |Row 6 info = {{#if:{{{Date of Death|}}}|{{{Date of Death|}}}}}
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Kaslik Joins Digital Publishing Hall of Fame
By Don Nicholas • 04/23/2012
Bob Kaslik shares five keys for digital publishing success
Few people know more about digital publishing and marketing than Bob Kaslik. Since 2008, he has managed the creation, operation, and optimization of 10 robust digital publishing communities including Interweave's flagship Knitting Daily.
On April 11, Kaslik joined eight other industry professionals in the Mequoda Digital Publishing Hall of Fame including his boss, Clay Hall, who was inducted in 2009.
Kaslik is a 30-year publishing industry veteran who began his career at Rodale. Originally hired by Clay Hall to run the legacy consumer marketing group at Interweave, Bob took over the fledgling online communities in 2008. Since then, he initiated the launch of eight more online publishing communities, grew digital revenues tenfold, and established one of the industries most rigorous testing and optimization programs.
Five areas of concentration
If you ask Bob about the keys to their success in digital publishing, he will simply reply "great products and great people." If you push a little harder, Bob will share the five areas he feels are critical for successful online publishing. Search engine optimization and organic website marketing is job one. "Without a robust audience nothing else is possible," says Bob. Solid keyword research, great conversion architecture, and targeted content are all part of the mix. Once you've got an audience, then it's about revenue generation. At Interweave, Bob has initiated disciplined digital publishing schedules, thorough creative testing, and most recently, audience segment optimization.
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Bob gets a new iPad
After being inducted into the Mequoda Hall of Fame on June 11, Bob was chosen to represent Interweave in our Gold Member Best Idea Contest on April 12. Each of our member organizations was invited to present their best digital publishing idea to the assembled group. Only presenting members voted to choose a winner. While many great ideas were presented, the assembled members chose Kaslik's email segmentation strategy as the best of the best. Bob shared his strategy, creative messaging, and test results to thoroughly impress his colleagues.
About the Mequoda Digital Publishing Hall of Fame
Established in 2006 to honor individuals and organizations who advance the art and science of digital publishing, the Mequoda Digital Publishing Hall of Fame now includes nine members:
-Rodney Friedman (2006 inductee)
–Bill Dugan (2007 inductee)
–Charlie Spahr (2008 inductee)
–Clay Hall (2009 inductee)
–Bob Brady (2009 inductee)
–Carl Kravetz & Aliza Lifshitz (2010 inductees)
–Phil Ash (2011 inductee)
–Bob Kaslik (2012 inductee)
On behalf of all of us here at Mequoda Group, I'd like to thank all the above individuals for their years of help and support of our larger mission.
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I have had the privilege to work for and learn from Bob for the last few years—a fantastic choice for this award!