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hi bernard, i would appreciate guidance in my life
1 year, 4 months ago
i need some guidance on how to improve my life. i was told that there are clashes in my bazi.
my date of birth is 04/11/1988 , time is 09.21am GMT +8 male
thanks alot , i really appreciate your help
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Re: hi bernard, i would appreciate guidance in my life
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Hi hellstrider
Nice to meet you and welcome to this forum. You do have a very challenging bazi chart with some many clashes. Yours Month and Year Pillar has a fan yin (which mean full pillar clashes) and yours Day and Hour Pillar also has it. You must be living a very challenging life with many obstacles in your road path.
Anyway as usual I will decode the root of your chart for you to understand yourself better. Present decade and annual luck is not taken into consideration and they may have some degree of influence into your present character and behavior.
Your Day Master is Gui Yin Water and is Weak. Your chart profile fall under "The Diplomat or The Direct Officer" Individual fall under this profile is upright, gentle and kind. Besides being humble and polite you are also reliable, down-to-earth, disciplined and helpful. Your sense of responsibility earn you respect.
Since you are weak your favorable element will be Metal and Water, Wood is neutral to you and Fire and Earth will be your unfavorable element.
As your Day Master is Weak it is advisable for you to work in an organization that places importance and value on learning opportunities, self-improvement, continuous training and mentoring. You will enjoy working as part of a team-work or collaborative component to it or which require team-building or building relationships or involve collaborative experiences. You should involve in research or developmental component product.
A working environment with sufficient support staff or resources to support you will make you comfortable to work in. You will not be able to perform well in environments where they have to do everything yourselves or you are the sole member of the department or team. In another word a big organization which can provide good resources support and team work is best for you.
Yours strength
You maybe a life-long learner, possess a great deal of curiosity and interests but suffer almost from being too clever and knowledgeable. You cannot decide where to focus your interest and in some instances you culminate to improve and advance and who strives to be better but seem to lack the opportunities needed.
You have a low sense of self-esteem and always feel inadequate and uncomfortable with yourselves at all time, a worrier. You have a fragile sense of pride and need constant re-assurance because you are often consumed with concern that you may not be accepted by those around you.
You are often surrounded by people who can help you but you are often unaware that such people exist, or have no idea of the kind of help that can be provided by the Noble People around you. Thus you need to open your mouth and tap into the wealth of assistance and guidance that exist around you.
You are able to call upon help or assistance from friends, co-workers or family and kin and gain assistance and derive help from their contacts and connections within your network. You are well connected or extremely good at making use of networks and connections to get things done. You also have a circle of friends who are either high fliers or successful in their own right. You are blessed with the skill of persuasion and for this reason you are also able to lead or gain supporters or friends your causes or ventures.
Yours Weakness
You lack ambition and dream, you are passive, lacks any substantive or solid interest in life and you are quite a dullard. As a result you are not productive in your jobs and lack a pro-active or initiative-driven temperament. You are not a great creative thinkers or able to come up with innovative solution. Even if you come out with something, the ideas are poor copies or rip-off from somewhere you read. You belong to those persons who sit back and wait to be told what to do.
Your wealth element is strong and there is a saying strong wealth will deteriorate your health. There is a tendency that you become easily over-stressed due to excessive work commitments. You should look to avoid being too money-minded or focus too much on your career. In this way you will benefit from less greed and more selectiveness when it comes to opportunities related to work or financial advancement.
You used your power to bully others or abuse your power and position to benefit yourselves. You have power and position but often do not have inherent respect or credibility. You like to take credit but not the blame which make you a person who want the position and perks but not the responsibilities of the job. You shroud your underhand, unfair or unethical deeds in a cloak of legitimacy, claiming to be acting in out of justice and fairness, but doing the exact opposite.
Conclusion and Caution:
As there are too many clashes in your bazi you may face a lot of obstacles in life. On top of the clashes yours Month and Day Pillar is further sitting on Heaven Void.
There are few things you need to be careful and first of all is your Influence Star. Although you fall under the Direct Officer chart profile which is supposed to be good for you but due to too many Direct Officer Star you may face the problem of Direct Officer Star converting to 7 Killings Star. This is because a Direct Officer Stars represent discipline, order, integrity, independence, decisiveness and an organized mind. But with too many Direct Officer stars you will end up being disorganized, scatty, lack discipline or be too rigid or unable to make a decision because you have too many rules or simply because you are too afraid to make a decision. You are just like having a split personality in which your mind is corrupted and your sense of right or wrong becomes more a matter of convenience than principle and honorable intentions are deployed for underhand or unscrupulous purposes. A 7 Killings Star is a ruthless and aggressive star.
My advice to you is that you need to be mindful with the above and best is to live simple. It may be good for you to move out of your country to achieve better career development. Your marriage life may also face a lot of pressure and if it is not well mange your marriage may failed. Your children will also gives you problem in the future.
Finally one important thing you must always keep in mind is don't break the law.
In term of feng shui you can use more white, metallic, blue and black color. You can also sleep with your head pointing to the West, Northwest and North direction. In term of career you can go for your favorable element jobs.
Hope this can help you to understand your destiny better and please work on your strength and improve on your weakness.
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hello fellow reef addicts, i though i would bring you up to speed on my current project.
i purchased a 125g tank stand and hood used from a lfs i gave 350$ for it and its perfect no scratches and the back isn't tempered
the plan for the tank was to drill it and install a glass holes 3000gph overflow build a custom sump and move my 40gb that is already drilled and a established reef tank over beside the 125 and run it off of the same sump and i would get rid of my 55g tank and just have one larger system to take care of here were my initial designs
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I am currently working on development of a realtime messaging service / client application, called Picit, for the Windows Phone platform, and are looking for interested beta testers. The application runs on both Windows Phone 7.x and Windows Phone 8. The private beta testing has already started with a small amount of users. The main idea is that the user can send a receive so called picits (picture messages) with an attached viewing time limit after which the picit disappears from the recipient's phone.
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Recently I was intrigued by the work of an Internet marketer who professes to be an expert in the subject area. I've been following some of her work lately and last night I decided to tap into the recording of a call about how to improve your marketing through social media.
He kept promising "breakthrough secret!" that would transform our businesses immediately. I listened. He kept talking about this "breakthrough secret" that he would "reveal during the call!"
He kept hyping.
And on.
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After 25 minutes, someone rang my doorbell and I had to stop the recording. I was never so thankful to see a courier delivery man in my life. Was there a breakthrough secret? Maybe. But by then, I felt like I'd already wasted enough of my time listening to hype that was going no where. I never went back to the recording.
I've seen the same kind of hype in webinars and it drives me nuts. It got me thinking about what makes a virtual presentation truly great. Here are the 10 commandments that will ensure top quality sessions. I've left out the "Thou shalt", but you get the idea.
#1 Have one, two or three clear, precise goals
What's the purpose of your webinar, webcast, videoconference or e-learning session? How would you finish this sentence? "By the end of this presentation, I want my audience to …" Then, translate that thought into concrete learning objectives for your participants. Here are some examples I've used in my own webinars:
- "The goal of today's session is for you to learn how to market and promote your own webinars."
- "The objectives today are to help you understand the different types of virtual presentations and determine which one works best for you."
- "By the end of our session today, you'll be able to 1) build, design and use Google forms 2) know how to embed them on a website or send them in an e-mail and 3) access the data your respondents have given in a spreadsheet."
Keep it to a maximum of 3 goals or your participants may get overwhelmed. If you have more than that, break up your content into more than one session.
#2 Prepare
If you pride yourself on flying by the seat of your pants and having everything "always work out", then webinars may not be for you. There's no such thing as over-preparation when it comes to virtual presentations. Here are a few things you'll want to spend some prep time on:
- Agenda – Do you know what you'll be doing, when? If you have a co-host, what is he or she doing?
- A script – You won't actually read from your script, but writing it out will help you to collect your thoughts and sound coherent.
- Technical equipment – Test it all before you actually run your session.
These are just a few examples. Really, you want to have every detail of your webinar prepared ahead of time. It will make you look professional and add to your credibility.
#3 Provide high quality content
There's a saying in professional speaking that "content is king". If your presentation is all hype, your audience will tune out. Once that's happened, you'll never, ever get them back again. All hype and no content makes a webinar a useless waste of time.Go ahead and be excited about your content and present with energy. Just make sure that there's substance to your presentation.
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Ask yourself this: Why should your audience care about your content? What's really in it for them? Your content should teach them something new, provide a means to do something better or lead the way to progress for them in some way. Adult education expert, Stephen Lieb has a great article on the principles of adult learning. One of his main points is that content for adult learners needs to be relevant and practical.
#5 Make it actionable
What do you want your participants to do with the knowledge they've learned in your session? What are their next steps? What is their "action takeaway"? A virtual audience is more likely to want to spend time with you if you leave them with concrete actions they can then go away and do themselves. This will also help to reinforce their learning and helps them to grow as individuals and professionals.
#6 Provide amazing handouts
Copies of your presentation slides are a nice idea. But providing a "how to" manual, a workbook comprehensive checklists or even a URL to a set of your online bookmarks with even more material and content are much more substantive. All too often, slide handouts get put in the recycling bin. Give people something they're going to want to keep and refer back to.
#7 Do not commit death by Powerpoint
Instead of thinking about slides, think of preparing visuals that will keep your audience riveted to your presentation and paying attention. Learn best practices for Powerpoint and virtual visual aids. Include live demos and share applications to show participants concepts in real time. Video is a great way to engage the audience, too. Peter Temple (a.k.a. "The Media Maestro") has a great site on mastering the art of web video.
#8 Engage!
If you have relevant, actionable content you are more likely to keep your audience's attention. But you want more than that. You want their focus and their enthusiasm. You want their "learning brain" turned on. In a recent webinar I gave on how to build and design Google forms, I engaged the participants by having them provide the questions we included in the form I was creating via a live demo.
Did I have a set of questions I could have given them? Of course I did. (I followed Rule #2 and had a set fully prepared, if needed.)
It was more interesting for them if they provided the questions. They got to see a form being built right before their eyes that included their own input. The end result was a collaborative input from everyone who participated. More engaging, more fun, more effective.
#9 Have a back-up plan
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David Alan Basche
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Law & Order
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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
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' Oscar-winning docudrama
United 93
then signed for the lead in the much different
I'll Believe You
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Brooke Shields
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Lipstick Jungle
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The budding romance between a rising U.S. congressman and a gifted ballet dancer is unexpectedly complicated by otherworldly forces seeking to drive them apart by altering the very fabric of reality in this high-concept sci-fi thriller based on a story by famed author Philip K. Dick. David Norris (Matt Damon) is a rising New York congressmen whose everyman charisma has earned him a loyal following among locals. One night, after suffering a crushing political defeat, David is rehearsing his concession speech in a hotel bathroom when out of a stall wanders Elise (Emily Blunt), who was hiding out from security guards after crashing a wedding. The chemistry between David and Elise is instant and electric. But as fast as she appeared, Elise has vanished, leaving David to wonder if he will ever see her again. A few days later, as if by chance, David is boarding a bus for work when he spots Elise in a window seat. Though he manages to get her number this time, David is terrified when he arrives at his new job and discovers a mysterious group of men performing an unusual procedure on his paralyzed co-workers. Informed by the imposing and sharp-dressed Richardson (John Slattery) that he has just seen behind a curtain that few will ever know even exists, David agrees never to tell anyone of their encounter or talk to Elise again lest his entire memory be completely erased. But three years later, when David spots Elise walking down the street from the window of a city bus, he can't resist the urge to rekindle their romance. Unfortunately for the two young lovers, the mysterious agents at the Adjustment Bureau are determined to keep them apart at all costs in order to ensure there is no deviation from the master plan drawn up by "The Chairman" for the future of all humankind. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The stars of the hit HBO series reunite with original writer/producer/director Michael Patrick King to deliver this sequel that finds the ladies venturing outside New York City for the adventure of a lifetime. Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Charlotte (Kristin Davis), and Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) are all married now, but they're still up for a little fun in the sun. When Samantha (Kim Cattrall) gets the chance to visit one of the most extravagant vacation destinations on the planet and offers to bring them all along, they surmise that a women-only retreat may be the perfect excuse to eschew their responsibilities and remember what life was like before they decided to settle down. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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David Alan Basche (Carry Me Home, crazylove) stars in I'll Believe You, as Dale Sweeney, the radio host of an immensely unpopular late-night talk program on the AM dial. The only listeners whom Sweeney ever manages to drum up are nutty, half-zonked small-town denizens who want to discuss UFO sightings on the airwaves. Just prior to the final broadcast, with the program in arm's length of cancellation, Sweeney receives a strange phone call from an individual who speaks anxiously in an unintelligible language. The next morning, two federal agents turn up to question Sweeney, demonstrating heightened interest in one of the latest UFO sightings. Dale thus concludes that the caller was in fact an extraterrestrial, lost in his small town. He decides to report on the happenings during his broadcasts (which quadruples his audience size) and then bandies the locals into a collective search for the alien. Paul Francis Sullivan directs. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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A woman worn down by life's battles is institutionalized following a nervous breakdown and finds love under the strangest circumstances imaginable in director Ellie Kanner's humorous romantic drama. Letty Mayer is a beautiful young teacher whose boyfriend is a successful attorney and whose family has always been decidedly close knit. Despite the perfection of surface appearances, however, all is not well in Letty's turbulent mind. Letty's sister is about to get married and the pressure of the impending nuptials has the single sibling more than a bit overwhelmed. After suffering a nervous breakdown, Letty is institutionalized. There, surrounded by the white walls and well-intending doctors, Letty strikes up a warm relationship with charming schizophrenic Michael - who is no stranger to institutionalized life. As love begins to blossom between this deeply disturbed pair, Letty will soon be faced with the difficult decision of choosing between returning to the life she has always known, or starting anew with Michael and braving a decidedly uncertain future. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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This episode served as the pilot for the spin-off series CSI: Miami, with David Caruso making his first appearance as Horatio Caine, Miami counterpart to CSI's Gil Grissom (William L. Petersen). It all begins when Las Vegas' former chief of detectives is killed execution-style after a party at his home. In addition, the dead man's young new wife and their seven-year-old daughter are missing. Ultimately the girl is spotted near Miami, obliging the Vegas CSI team to work hand in glove with Horatio Caine and his colleagues. Other soon-to-be regulars of CSI: Miami introduced herein are Emily Procter as Calleigh Duqesne, Adam Rodriguez as Eric Delko, Khandi Alexander as Alexx Woods, and Rory Cochrane as Tim Speedle. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The gun group pushing the recall of Sen. Evie Hudak has backed down on its plan to turn in petition signatures to the secretary of state's office Tuesday, noting state election officials said there was no point after she resigned last week.
Instead, Rocky Mountain Gun Owners now is concentrating on next November, despite Facebook comments pushing for additional recall efforts against certain Democrats for their support for gun control.
"Our focus needs to be on 2014," Joe Neville, political director for Rocky Mountain Gun Owners, said today.
After Hudak resigned her seat last week — just days before Tuesday's deadline to turn in signatures to try to force a special recall — Neville said the signatures would be turned in regardless. "We're still charging toward Tuesday, and no matter what we'll submit the petition signatures," he said at the time.
"We told them we're not going to count them because she's not a sitting senator anymore," Deputy Secretary of State Suzanne Staiert said today.


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Judy Miller joining us Judy.
I don't know I really don't know where to start with General Petraeus general -- -- -- FBI agent -- -- and biographers but.
Did that a -- There's a lot of talk now about how this real news -- focus on who said -- and when they said it about paying Ghazi T think.
-- is there other legitimate questions to be honest about this -- -- General Petraeus is.
I think I would -- -- well and general Allen's involvement with a socialite and in Tampa nothing whatsoever to do with what happened in -- That is the big question that well I want -- -- current average you know everything.
Who run I wish I hit back to thank and I wish I knew less about the story that frankly because I have been in contact with very close friends General Petraeus says.
And I think we cannot say too often.
-- a tremendous loss is not only to him and it would have been painful for his family but he lost to the country.
This man and now potentially general Allen another extremely talented man.
-- what you see issue.
Is this really just about an affair more more than one affair in which case.
There are all kinds of questions that must be asked that you were talking about earlier.
About what -- FBI was investigating play normally one does demand a criminal predicate for a suspicion of something having been.
Done -- that are crying having been committed so that's one possibility the second is -- This was more than an affair.
That is that -- material classified information was -- was compromised.
Which I do not believe we haven't seen any indication that that's true or.
The new mean for today and what is all over the media today and what we have to pay attention to.
Is Charles Krauthammer is assertion which is now being eager educated on -- -- That.
The administration.
Found out about General Petraeus is a fair.
And used it to persuade him to tell me just say theory -- is -- this is a very serious allegation.
I have not seen any.
Evidence to support it.
But I think that it's a question that has occurred to members of congress and that is one of the reasons why you are now getting -- demand.
For a select committee to be formed on Capitol Hill to looking into Ben Ghazi and by implication.
The extent to which there may or may not be a connection between these quote.
Extramarital affairs or hot emails and the Ben Ghazi situation should do this is not gonna go away what.
If general Allen.
Aden in Afghanistan commanding officer that he's guilty all of the sending it.
Allegedly thousands of emails which may or may not but apparently did include some in Walton was -- flirtatious.
Or even inappropriate language.
-- reason for a talent team general -- To step aside I don't believe it is and I think that once again the question is how did this investigation can't -- What was it that precipitated it and does the FBI have so much time that they would care to walk my dog I mean you know what is going to -- -- Here because you you've been talking about it and we were talking before about the the FBI moment.
Judy is expressing what a lot of people feel -- higher -- of the FBI was doing all of this I -- you've said.
Then that's the way -- -- will now we only to be careful but really what -- the FBI and thinking this kind of action personally.
And I mean you're doing it actually came down 20 yeah I I I -- -- you know I think that there is exactly as much here -- -- CI right.
Okay there and I I think that the shirtless FBI agent was dating this woman and -- all law and he's an agent so of course it's like you know I need a favor from boxing give your call right you don't need you know.
So he calls a friend there -- they do have a -- criminal predicate which is cyber bullying is a federal crime you'll be happy -- I.
So that's.
-- -- is ridiculous but you're asking me how what happened I'm telling you what happened.
Is precisely what every one and civil liberties organizations.
Have been warning about has it is not an abuse.
And invasions of privacy in the name of protecting national security.
Our national security investigators in this race there once a national security issue -- -- Yeah it's a -- blackmail double that is and -- If you guys also know taking it back once you -- and it behind us.
You could play good I got into an exciting he sticks something in motion that.
You can't stop it well what should have happened is that if the FBI conducted its investigation and found.
That there was no criminal activity or compromised.
A classified information it should have died and no one should have known about insanely -- -- -- White -- -- lead.
Alone does not -- -- right.
I -- you how -- I ever seen in this in this story line once they started looking at this they -- -- wait a minute there there are you know.
There are some good.
He does it appear to be coming from the head of the CIA that can't be true Brian we have to go find out what are you guys -- yeah.
Then an affair was a criminal activity in this country in which case we would have an awful lot of people enjoy.
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