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It was supposed to become a white elephant, but it is a very different animal now. We are talking about Sepang International Circuit (SIC) which, in human terms, has disowned a once-favourite son and embraced its stepchild — and has never looked in better shape.
Sceptics who said it could not survive without the glitzy circus of Formula One, should have been there last Sunday. The presence of over 103,000 ecstatic fans did not just confirm a regular pulse, it points to a long and healthy future. And they even had local boy, Hafizh Syarhin, to cheer on as he made a heroic dash through the field. It was an historic first on home soil.
The prophets of doom could also drop by any day of the year and see not just a happening motorsport hub for the entire region, but an all-purpose venue for entertainment, concerts, running, cycling, obstacle events and even weddings. And all because of the money freed up by letting F1 go after 19 continuous but cash-haemorrhaging years of playing host.
Masterminding the transformation is SIC CEO Datuk Razlan Razali, who first had to escape the clutches of F1. He explains: “The last extension of the F1 contract was over three years (2016, 2017 and 2018), but the government agreed with us that we should try to reduce it by one year, finishing a year earlier.
“We managed to do this without a penalty, which would have been the cost of two Grands Prix, basically. And if we had staged the race this year, it would have been close to US$60 million, not forgetting that before we entered into a fresh agreement of three years in 2015, we were paying close to US$80 million a year.
“We took a portion of the budget provided for us by the government for 2018 and put it into talent development. We told them that it was important for us to keep on developing the industry and also to commit to the rehabilitation of SIC.
But when Razlan invited Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad to switch on the new circuit lights back in August, he was asked what might have been an awkward, if not entirely serious, question.
“So, when are we going to bring back F1?” the PM quipped.
Of course, F1 was Mahathir’s idea in the first place and a hankering for nostalgia was understandable. But Razlan told him: “No, Tun, we are not [bringing it back] because the decision [to cancel] was purely SIC’s — it wasn’t the previous government’s. It’s the economics that don’t make sense now. The number of spectators, especially locals, has dropped significantly.
The argument bore the kind of financial prudence the new government had been preaching and Mahathir was convinced. F1 had been his “baby” and, in the early years, was a great success with huge crowds and a genuine buzz around Kuala Lumpur. Car manufacturers showed off new models, the vroom of a Ferrari rattled the windows of Bangsar bistros; there were shopping carnivals, cultural festivals and the beautiful people went full throttle.
But in the mid-2000s the novelty wore off and from an event that had put Malaysia on the map, it became a loss leader in need of a GPS — going nowhere but still gobbling up most of the budget.
It was in 2008, two weeks before the GP and only a few painful months after the global financial crisis that he arrived in the hot seat. He is not strapped in and doesn’t wear a helmet, but there have been times when he might have called out the safety car.
Singapore had muscled in to steal Malaysia’s overalls with a night race, SIC lost the Japan Super GT race and the sport itself was losing its captivating glitter. Advances in telemetry meant races were now controlled more and more from the garage, where a dominant troika of constructors made it all too predictable. Constantly tweaking the rules has not helped either.
Fernando Alonso spoke for many when he said: “It’s not fun anymore and the action of the track is very poor.” So poor that it has driven him out of the sport. Start times, too, were altered for Europe’s TV audience and Malaysia couldn’t even get it finished after storm delays in 2009.
But it was 2014 when Malaysia suffered what Razlan calls, “a double whammy”.
Having Moto GP as the new flagship event has certainly been different. Once seen as the poor relation that attracted a low of 15,000 fans, the bikes have grown as the cars have withered. Fans, and particularly Malaysian fans, can identify more with the riders. Unlike their corporatised F1 counterparts, these guys fall off their machines and get back on to joust again in hi-octane, knee-scraping combat.

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it was supposed to become a white elephant, but it is a very different animal now. we are talking about sepang international circuit (sic) which, in human terms, has disowned a once-favourite son and embraced its stepchild — and has never looked in better shape.
sceptics who said it could not survive without the glitzy circus of formula one, should have been there last sunday. the presence of over 103,000 ecstatic fans did not just confirm a regular pulse, it points to a long and healthy future. and they even had local boy, hafizh syarhin, to cheer on as he made a heroic dash through the field. it was an historic first on home soil.
the prophets of doom could also drop by any day of the year and see not just a happening motorsport hub for the entire region, but an all-purpose venue for entertainment, concerts, running, cycling, obstacle events and even weddings. and all because of the money freed up by letting f1 go after 19 continuous but cash-haemorrhaging years of playing host.
masterminding the transformation is sic ceo datuk razlan razali, who first had to escape the clutches of f1. he explains: “the last extension of the f1 contract was over three years (2016, 2017 and 2018), but the government agreed with us that we should try to reduce it by one year, finishing a year earlier.
“we managed to do this without a penalty, which would have been the cost of two grands prix, basically. and if we had staged the race this year, it would have been close to us$60 million, not forgetting that before we entered into a fresh agreement of three years in 2015, we were paying close to us$80 million a year.
“we took a portion of the budget provided for us by the government for 2018 and put it into talent development. we told them that it was important for us to keep on developing the industry and also to commit to the rehabilitation of sic.
but when razlan invited prime minister tun dr mahathir mohamad to switch on the new circuit lights back in august, he was asked what might have been an awkward, if not entirely serious, question.
“so, when are we going to bring back f1?” the pm quipped.
of course, f1 was mahathir’s idea in the first place and a hankering for nostalgia was understandable. but razlan told him: “no, tun, we are not [bringing it back] because the decision [to cancel] was purely sic’s — it wasn’t the previous government’s. it’s the economics that don’t make sense now. the number of spectators, especially locals, has dropped significantly.
the argument bore the kind of financial prudence the new government had been preaching and mahathir was convinced. f1 had been his “baby” and, in the early years, was a great success with huge crowds and a genuine buzz around kuala lumpur. car manufacturers showed off new models, the vroom of a ferrari rattled the windows of bangsar bistros; there were shopping carnivals, cultural festivals and the beautiful people went full throttle.
but in the mid-2000s the novelty wore off and from an event that had put malaysia on the map, it became a loss leader in need of a gps — going nowhere but still gobbling up most of the budget.
it was in 2008, two weeks before the gp and only a few painful months after the global financial crisis that he arrived in the hot seat. he is not strapped in and doesn’t wear a helmet, but there have been times when he might have called out the safety car.
singapore had muscled in to steal malaysia’s overalls with a night race, sic lost the japan super gt race and the sport itself was losing its captivating glitter. advances in telemetry meant races were now controlled more and more from the garage, where a dominant troika of constructors made it all too predictable. constantly tweaking the rules has not helped either.
fernando alonso spoke for many when he said: “it’s not fun anymore and the action of the track is very poor.” so poor that it has driven him out of the sport. start times, too, were altered for europe’s tv audience and malaysia couldn’t even get it finished after storm delays in 2009.
but it was 2014 when malaysia suffered what razlan calls, “a double whammy”.
having moto gp as the new flagship event has certainly been different. once seen as the poor relation that attracted a low of 15,000 fans, the bikes have grown as the cars have withered. fans, and particularly malaysian fans, can identify more with the riders. unlike their corporatised f1 counterparts, these guys fall off their machines and get back on to joust again in hi-octane, knee-scraping combat.


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Effective leaders understand that everyone has their own motivations. When working with others, it can be helpful to understand why an individual is participating and what interests them. Furthermore, make sure that the people you work with are set up to succeed.
The best leaders understand their own strengths and weaknesses. Acknowledging your strengths, as well as the strengths of those around you can help you can build trust and allows for complementary teamwork to occur. Strengths are not limited to only technical skills that you use in research. Identifying trends and common themes across your academics, research, teaching, volunteering, hobbies, and personal life can help you identify core strengths that are adaptable across many settings. Resources such as Science Careers myIDP, Imagine PhD, and those on this page’s “Resources” and “Request a Workshop” tabs can help guide your reflection and strategizing.
The experiences and leadership stories you collect are more important than the number of titles. Seek out opportunities that challenge you and promote growth, take risks that allow you to hone skills, and reflect on your experiences afterwards to learn from the experience.
You cannot be the best at everything, and neither can your mentors. Take some time to develop relationships with mentors and advisors with specialized perspectives. Schedule meetings, have meaningful conversations, and look broadly for people who are willing to share their expertise with you. Remember that this takes time and benefits from mutual trust and respect.
Learning from these failures is often a prerequisite for success. Leadership requires risk taking and risks come had in hand with obstacles, setbacks, and failures. Learning from these failures is often prerequisite for success.
Graduate Student Senate (GSS) is a collegiate association of the Graduate College that acts as the primary representative, administrative, and service organization for graduate students at the University. Graduate students organize the Jakobsen Conference—an event that gives graduate students experience presenting their research in conference format in a local environment. GSS Senators also assist the Graduate College officials with the New Graduate Student Welcome & Orientation.
COGS is a democratic, rank-and-file Union determined to fight for a voice in influencing graduate employee working conditions. Join the Union and have a voice by becoming a COGS member.
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The WISE mission is to expand and improve educational and professional opportunities for women in all fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) by facilitating individual, institutional, and social change. WISE offers programs and initiatives that occur within the University.
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Is leadership a learnable trait?
Yes! With a strengths-based leadership model, you can learn to use your own talents to develop a personal leadership style. You can also learn to understand your weaknesses and how to get support from others where you need it.
What sorts of activities count as leadership experience?
Serving as the leader of a student group, professional group, co-organizer of a conference panel, representing your peers at the state or nation level all count as leadership experience. The important thing is that you get something out of your work or service, and even more so that you are learning valuable skills along the way.
Am I taking on too much extra work?
Use your best judgement for taking on extra work beyond the requirements for your degree program, work responsibilities, and personal life. Achieving a work/life balance is not an easy task, so you will need to prioritize certain things like coursework, research, teaching, and professional activities (such as conference presentations) over volunteer work. These skills you learn now for effective time management will apply to you the rest of your career and work life beyond graduate school.
This workshop draws on the StrengthFinder assessment tool to help students better understand their own unique strengths in an academic and/or work context. During the session, students will learn how to leverage their strengths for future roles in or out of academia. Students attending this workshop develop confidence in their approach to leadership and a deeper understanding of effective team collaboration.
Requester will: Pay for StrengthsFinder codes and distribute them to workshop attendees in advance of the workshop. Codes can be purchased direct from Gallup.
Pre-workshop (20 minutes): Students will need to complete the StrengthsFinder assessment.

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whether you are a new graduate student or completing your degree, strong leadership skills can help you translate disciplinary expertise and experiences into a rewarding career. leadership is a skill that can be learned, and those that take the time to build their own leadership style in graduate school can develop confidence while learning to maximize their own effectiveness and that of others. graduate students take up and aspire to leadership roles including: teacher, researcher, mentor, manager, team leader, advocate, innovator, and entrepreneur.
effective leaders understand that everyone has their own motivations. when working with others, it can be helpful to understand why an individual is participating and what interests them. furthermore, make sure that the people you work with are set up to succeed.
the best leaders understand their own strengths and weaknesses. acknowledging your strengths, as well as the strengths of those around you can help you can build trust and allows for complementary teamwork to occur. strengths are not limited to only technical skills that you use in research. identifying trends and common themes across your academics, research, teaching, volunteering, hobbies, and personal life can help you identify core strengths that are adaptable across many settings. resources such as science careers myidp, imagine phd, and those on this page’s “resources” and “request a workshop” tabs can help guide your reflection and strategizing.
the experiences and leadership stories you collect are more important than the number of titles. seek out opportunities that challenge you and promote growth, take risks that allow you to hone skills, and reflect on your experiences afterwards to learn from the experience.
you cannot be the best at everything, and neither can your mentors. take some time to develop relationships with mentors and advisors with specialized perspectives. schedule meetings, have meaningful conversations, and look broadly for people who are willing to share their expertise with you. remember that this takes time and benefits from mutual trust and respect.
learning from these failures is often a prerequisite for success. leadership requires risk taking and risks come had in hand with obstacles, setbacks, and failures. learning from these failures is often prerequisite for success.
graduate student senate (gss) is a collegiate association of the graduate college that acts as the primary representative, administrative, and service organization for graduate students at the university. graduate students organize the jakobsen conference—an event that gives graduate students experience presenting their research in conference format in a local environment. gss senators also assist the graduate college officials with the new graduate student welcome & orientation.
cogs is a democratic, rank-and-file union determined to fight for a voice in influencing graduate employee working conditions. join the union and have a voice by becoming a cogs member.
the critical mentoring and student support program is a volunteer opportunity to serve as a mentor to undergraduate students who have violated the code of student life. to participate, complete the online, interactive training and submit a mentor’s interest/preference form.
the wise mission is to expand and improve educational and professional opportunities for women in all fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (stem) by facilitating individual, institutional, and social change. wise offers programs and initiatives that occur within the university.
the women’s resource and action center works to create greater equity for individuals and communities of all identities, with a particular focus on women, through activism, social justice initiatives, leadership training, advocacy, service, and personal and professional development. they offer the iowa n.e.w. leadership program as well as opportunities to get involved by volunteering at the center. no experience is needed, as training is provided for most positions.
is leadership a learnable trait?
yes! with a strengths-based leadership model, you can learn to use your own talents to develop a personal leadership style. you can also learn to understand your weaknesses and how to get support from others where you need it.
what sorts of activities count as leadership experience?
serving as the leader of a student group, professional group, co-organizer of a conference panel, representing your peers at the state or nation level all count as leadership experience. the important thing is that you get something out of your work or service, and even more so that you are learning valuable skills along the way.
am i taking on too much extra work?
use your best judgement for taking on extra work beyond the requirements for your degree program, work responsibilities, and personal life. achieving a work/life balance is not an easy task, so you will need to prioritize certain things like coursework, research, teaching, and professional activities (such as conference presentations) over volunteer work. these skills you learn now for effective time management will apply to you the rest of your career and work life beyond graduate school.
this workshop draws on the strengthfinder assessment tool to help students better understand their own unique strengths in an academic and/or work context. during the session, students will learn how to leverage their strengths for future roles in or out of academia. students attending this workshop develop confidence in their approach to leadership and a deeper understanding of effective team collaboration.
requester will: pay for strengthsfinder codes and distribute them to workshop attendees in advance of the workshop. codes can be purchased direct from gallup.
pre-workshop (20 minutes): students will need to complete the strengthsfinder assessment.


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Income-producing products & services are likewise subject to the above cautions. In addition, however, there are additional factors we like to point out at Aging Fit. Unlike weight loss products or self-help materials, income-producing methods are influenced by the overall health of the economy in which one operates. In times of liquidity, money flows freely and commerce is easier. In times of perceived scarcity, fear, recession, depression, or otherwise, commerce is stymied. Results can be influenced by market sentiment, just as the stock market indices around the world are swayed heavily on news.
Income-producing products & services purchased should be viewed as just that – purchases. Though they can be investments in one’s business, it is not unreasonable to expect that there may not be an express return on that investment, per se. Often, business success is the convergence of a number of factors, methods, strategies, and so on. It can be hard to peg success to one method or machination. This does not necessarily undermine value of any given product or service, as it can have an additive effect. Or, it may have no effect. Since it can be difficult to tell, you should operate on the assumption that your outcome could be zero. We make no guarantees and you should only risk what you can afford to lose on any purchases on or through http://www.agingfit.com.
It should also be noted that we only have control over, and thus only accept responsibility for, the content of this http://www.agingfit.com website authored by us. Any representations made by others should be considered prima facie unauthorized. You may also read, hear, or otherwise come into contact with commentary about any of our products & services or offerings, and should assume those have likewise not been authorized.
You should not construe a third-party offer as an endorsement by that third party of any product or service. You should, more conservatively, view it as an offer to buy something. Likewise, as alluded to previously, note that we cannot fully control all marketing practices by all parties. With the use of “mirror” sites, indirect or unauthorized affiliates, “tiered” affiliate structures, and so on, policing the world wide web with any modicum of thoroughness is unlikely. We make reasonable efforts to ensure our affiliates comply with our policies and represent our products & services consistent with our guidelines. However, at Aging Fit we cannot always guarantee they will do so. You are always free to report concerns or abuses via our Contact information.
The following describes the Terms of Service Conditions of Use for our http://www.agingfit.com website.
Our Aging Fit website (and other “internal” websites stemming from it, such as specific membership sites or webpages pertinent to the main website or weblog) is an online (and, periodically, offline) information service and is subject to your compliance with the terms and conditions set forth below (all parts and parties collectively referred to as our website).
You agree to obey all applicable laws and regulations regarding your use of our http://www.agingfit.com website and the content and materials provided in it.
You do not own rights to any article, book, ebook, document, blog post, software, application, add-on, plugin, art, graphics, images, photos, video, webinar, recording or other materials viewed or listened to through or from our Aging Fit website or via email or by way of protected content in a membership site. The posting of data on our website, such as a blog comment, does not change this fact and does not give you any right in the data. You surrender any rights to your content once it becomes part of our website.
Our http://www.agingfit.com website prohibits conduct that might constitute a criminal offense, give rise to civil liability or otherwise violate any law. Any activity that restricts or inhibits any other user from using the services of our website is also prohibited. Unless allowed by a written agreement, you may not post or transmit advertising or commercial solicitation on our website.
Publications, products, content or services referenced herein or on our website are the exclusive trademarks or servicemarks of our Aging Fit website or related parties. Other product and company names mentioned in our website may be the trademarks of their respective owners.
Data contained on or made available through our http://www.agingfit.com website is not intended to be, and does not constitute, legal advice. Our website, and your use of it, does not create an attorney-client relationship. We do not warrant or guarantee the accuracy, adequacy, or recency of the data contained in or linked to our website.
Your use of our Aging Fit website or materials linked to our website is completely at your own risk. You should not act or depend on any data on our website, where applicable, without seeking the counsel of a competent lawyer licensed to practice in your jurisdiction for your particular legal issues. You should not act or depend on any data on our website, where applicable, without seeking the counsel of a competent physician licensed to practice in your jurisdiction for your particular medical issues. You should not act or depend on any data on our website, where applicable, without seeking the counsel of a competent financial advisor licensed to practice in your jurisdiction for your particular financial needs and issues.
Access to certain areas of our http://www.agingfit.com website is restricted. We reserve the right to restrict access to other areas of our website, or indeed our whole website, at our discretion.
We may disable your user ID and password at our sole discretion or if you breach any of the policies or terms governing your use of our Aging Fit website or any other contractual obligation you owe to us.
You also understand that our Aging Fit website cannot and does not guarantee or warrant that files available for downloading through our website will be free of infection or viruses, worms, Trojan horses or other code that manifest contaminating or destructive properties. You are responsible for implementing sufficient procedures and checkpoints to satisfy your particular requirements for accuracy of data input and output, and for maintaining a means external to our website for the reconstruction of any lost data.
The content may contain inaccuracies or typographical errors. Our http://www.agingfit.com website makes no representations about the accuracy, reliability, completeness, or timeliness of the content or about the results to be obtained from using our website or the content on it. Use of our website and the content is at your own risk. Changes are periodically made to our website, and may be made at any time.
Our website contains links to third party Websites. Our Aging Fit website makes no representations whatsoever about any other website which you may access through this one or which may link to this website. When you access a website from our website, please understand that it is independent from our website, and that our website has no control over the content on that website. These links are provided solely as a convenience to you and not as an endorsement by our website of the contents on such third-party Websites. Our website is not responsible for the content of linked third-party Websites and does not make any representations regarding the content or accuracy of material on such third party Websites. If you decide to access linked third-party Websites, you do so at your own risk. We do not necessarily endorse, recommend, suggest or otherwise make any overture or prompt for action regarding any product or service offered. You should assume we are compensated for any purchases you make. Again, any income claims should be construed as atypical results and you assume the risk that inferior results obtain, including losses, for which we carry no responsibility or liability.
As a user of our http://www.agingfit.com website, you are responsible for your own communications and are responsible for the consequences of their posting. You must not do the following things: post material that is copyrighted, unless you are the copyright owner or have the permission of the copyright owner to post it; post material that reveals trade secrets, unless you own them or have the permission of the owner; post material that infringes on any other intellectual property rights of others or on the privacy or publicity rights of others; post material that is obscene, profane, defamatory, threatening, harassing, abusive, hateful, or embarrassing to another user of our website or any other person or entity; post a sexually-explicit image; post advertisements or solicitations of business; post chain letters or pyramid schemes; or impersonate another person.
Our Aging Fit website does not necessarily screen communications in advance and is not responsible for screening or monitoring material posted by users of our website. If observed by our website and/or notified by a user of communications which allegedly do not conform to this agreement, our website may investigate the allegation and determine in good faith and its sole discretion whether to remove or request the removal of the communication. Our website has no liability or responsibility to users of our website for performance or nonperformance of such activities. Our website reserves the right to expel users of our website and prevent their further access to our website for violating this agreement or any law or regulation, and also reserves the right to remove communications which are abusive, illegal, or disruptive.
You agree to indemnify, defend and hold harmless our Aging Fit website, its members, officers, directors, employees, agents, licensors, suppliers and any third party information providers to our website from and against all losses, expenses, damages and costs, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, resulting from any use of our website or violation of this Agreement (including negligent or wrongful conduct) by you or any other person accessing our website.
This Agreement, in whole or in part, may be terminated by Aging Fit without notice at any time for any reason. The provisions of paragraphs 1 (Copyright, Licenses and Idea Submissions), 2 (Use of the Service), 3 (Indemnification), 4 (Third Party Rights), 6 (Hiring an Attorney / No Attorney-Client Relationship), and 7 (Miscellaneous) shall survive any termination of this Agreement, in whole or in part.
Any cause of action by you with respect to our http://www.agingfit.com website must be instituted within one (1) year after the cause of action arose or be forever waived and barred. All actions shall be subject to the limitations set forth in these Terms of Service and Conditions of Use. Any legal claim arising out of or relating to these Terms of Service and Conditions of Use or our website, excluding intellectual property right infringement and other claims by us, shall be settled confidentially through mandatory binding arbitration per the American Arbitration Association commercial arbitration rules. The arbitration shall be conducted in Florida. Each party shall bear one half of the arbitration fees and costs incurred, and each party shall bear its own lawyer fees. All claims shall be arbitrated on an individual basis, and shall not be consolidated in any arbitration with any claim or controversy of any other party.
Any rights not expressly granted herein are reserved to Aging Fit.

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the following describes the anti-spam policy for our http://www.agingfit.com website.
spam is unsolicited email, also known as junk mail (received via email), or uce (unsolicited commercial email). virtually all of us have opened the inbox of an email account and found emails from an unknown sender. by sending email only to those who have requested to receive it, we at aging fit are following accepted permission-based email guidelines.
they exist. however, as with any body of laws, any individual state spam statutes can and will vary. the spam laws of each state can not only vary, but also have different definitions of unsolicited commercial email. additionally, there may be various federal agencies keeping track of spam, including the federal trade commission (ftc). at the federal level, the can-spam act of 2003 promulgates some attempt at a coherent and unified approach to unsolicited commercial email. ultimately, it would be difficult to enforce spam law violations on any consistent or pervasive basis, so your own vigilance is your own best first line of defense. beyond that, we protect you by ensuring that you are 100% in control of whether or not you ever hear from aging fit by email initially or in the future, as detailed in our “no tolerance” policy below.
we have a no tolerance spam policy. we do not email unless someone has filled out an “opt in” form or “webform” expressing an interest in our information or products and/or services, or otherwise directly and proactively requesting it. news of the features and benefits of membership is spread through advertising, joint venture marketing, and word of mouth, so we are only building relationship with folks who wish to learn more about what we have to offer and willingly subscribe to our content and contact through email. you are always completely in control of whether you receive email communication from http://www.agingfit.com, and can terminate at any time.
note – every auto-generated email contains a mandatory unsubscribe link that cannot be removed. therefore, each communication generated by http://www.agingfit.com carries with it the option to “unsubscribe” and never receive another email communication from aging fit.
change notice: as with any of our administrative and legal notice pages, the contents of this page can and will change over time. accordingly, this page could read differently as of your very next visit. these changes are necessitated, and carried out by aging fit, in order to protect you and our http://www.agingfit.com website. if this page is important to you, you should check back frequently as no other notice of changed content will be provided either before or after the change takes effect.
copyright warning: the legal notices and administrative pages on this website, including this one, have been diligently drafted by an attorney. we at aging fit have paid to license the use of these legal notices and administrative pages on http://www.agingfit.com for your protection and ours. this material may not be used in any way for any reason and unauthorized use is policed via copyscape to detect violators.
the following describes the copyright notice for our http://www.agingfit.com website.
the entire contents of our aging fit website are protected by intellectual property law, including international copyright and trademark laws. the owner of the copyrights and/or trademarks are our website, and/or other third party licensors or related entities.
you do not own rights to any article, book, ebook, document, blog post, software, application, add-on, plugin, art, graphics, images, photos, video, webinar, recording or other materials viewed or listened to through or from our http://www.agingfit.com website or via email or by way of protected content in a membership site. the posting of data on our website, such as a blog comment, does not change this fact and does not give you any right in the data. you surrender any rights to your content once it becomes part of our website.
you are granted a nonexclusive, nontransferable, revocable license to use our http://www.agingfit.com website only for private, personal, noncommercial reasons. you may print and download portions of material from the different areas of the website solely for your own non-commercial use, provided that you agree not to change the content from its original form. moreover, you agree not to modify or delete any copyright or proprietary notices from the materials you print or download from aging fit. also note that any notice on any portion of our website that forbids printing & downloading trumps all prior statements and controls.
as a user at http://www.agingfit.com, you agree to use the products and services offered by our website in a manner consistent with all applicable local, state and federal laws and regulations. no material shall be stored or transmitted which infringes or violates the rights of others, which is unlawful, obscene, profane, indecent or otherwise objectionable, threatening, defamatory, or invasive of privacy or publicity rights.
our website prohibits conduct that might constitute a criminal offense, give rise to civil liability or otherwise violate any law. any activity that restricts or inhibits any other aging fit user from using the services of our website is also prohibited. unless allowed by a written agreement, you may not post or transmit advertising or commercial solicitation on our website.
the following describes the disclaimer for our http://www.agingfit.com website.
third party notice: you understand, acknowledge, and accept the fact that we at aging fit are not affiliated with any company, person, or organization of any kind mentioned on this http://www.agingfit.com website in any way. company names, products, logos, trade marks and any other proprietary intellectual property or otherwise belongs to the rightful owner, which is not us. you should not assume, even if a company name is in the website/domain name of this website, that there is an express, implied, or otherwise agreement, joint venture, partnership, or other relationship between us as website proprietors and any of these companies that are discussed merely for educational or other purposes.
the opinions, estimates, expectations, and projections contained in any disseminated information are accurate as of the date of release and are subject to change without additional notice. we do our best to ensure that the research has been compiled, obtained, discerned, or interpolated from reliable and trustworthy sources, and therefore believe the positions and beliefs shared are accurate and complete, though obviously not all material known or obtained will be contained, as distilling information into manageable quantity is in large part a goal. we at aging fit are not responsible for any errors or omissions contained in any disseminated material and are not liable for any loss incurred as a result of using the material in any way. the intent is merely to provide useful information, products, and services, some of which we may be compensated for.
nothing offered by aging fit should be considered personalized investment advice. while our employees and/or contributors may answer your general customer service questions, they can not help you with specific investment questions and decisions, as they are not licensed under securities laws to deal with your particular investment situation. no communication by our employees and/or contributors to you should be construed as personal, individualized investment advice. investors should not rely on the information given by us to make investment decisions. rather, investors should use the information at http://www.agingfit.com only as a starting point, at most, to do additional independent research so that the investor is able to make his or her own investment decision. you should consult with competent, professional help and read any available prospectus or public company information.
this http://www.agingfit.com website contains or may contain “forward looking statements” within the meaning of section 27a of the securities act of1933 and section 21b of the securities exchange act of1934. any statements that express or involve discussions with respect to predictions, expectations, beliefs, plans, projections, objectives, goals, assumptions or future events or performance are not statements of historical fact and may be “forward looking statements.” forward looking statements are based on expectations, estimates and projections at the time the statements are made that involve a number of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results or events to differ materially from those presently anticipated. forward looking statements in this action may be identified through the use of words such as “expects”, “will,” “anticipates,” “estimates,” “believes,” or statements indicating certain actions “may,” “could,” or “might” occur.
just as our website content does not constitute investment advice, and you should therefore consult a trained professional of your choosing, the same is true of other disciplines where expertise is gained through education, experience, and skill-building. thus, nothing on our website or otherwise disseminated by aging fit in conjunction with it should be taken as medical, legal, accounting or other such advice. when in doubt, consult the hired help of your choosing, as you are ultimately responsible for your own affairs.
the following describes the dmca compliance for our http://www.agingfit.com website.
we at aging fit are committed to responding to any alleged copyright violations, should they occur. notice of any alleged violation should take the form proposed by the u.s. digital millennium copyright act as revealed at http://www.copyright.gov.
if any material infringes on the copyright of any offended party, we may remove the content from http://www.agingfit.com, prevent access to it, terminate or block access for those responsible for the content, and/or any other action deemed appropriate. we may also pass along record of the incident for documentation and/or publication by third parties at our discretion.
for your convenience and to speed resolution, notice of alleged infringement may be tendered to aging fit via email, using the email address and/or contact information provided on this website. we warn that you will be liable for any and all statutory and common law damages, as well as court costs and attorney fees, if you falsify a claim that your copyrights have been violated. six figure awards have already been granted for bogus complaints, so seeking the help of competent counsel is advised.
the following describes the federal trade commission compliance for our http://www.agingfit.com website.
we make every effort at candor regarding any products or services we use, recommend, or otherwise make mention of at aging fit. we strive to clearly differentiate between our own products or services versus those of third parties, to facilitate inquiries, support, and customer care. likewise, just as we (and any other legitimate business) may profit from the sale of our own products or services, we may also profit from the sale of others’ products or services (like any retailer) at http://www.agingfit.com. additionally, wherever products or services may give rise to income generation, we endeavor to provide realistic and factual data, but highlight the fact that the variables impacting results are so numerous and uncontrollable that no guarantees are in any way made. it is our goal to embrace the guidelines and requirements of the federal trade commission (ftc) for the benefit of all, and with that in mind provide the following disclosures regarding compensation and disclaimer regarding earnings & income.
one or more parties affiliated or associated with our aging fit website in some way may be an amazon.com affiliate. this means that links to products on amazon.com, as well as reviews leading to purchases, can result in a commission being earned. again, disclosure of this material connection and the potential for compensation may not be made at every single possible opportunity. to be safe, simply assume there is a material connection and potential for compensation at all times. while this does not imply skewed or unduly biased reviews, full disclosure calls for this warning.
you should assume that we may be compensated for purchases of products or services mentioned on this http://www.agingfit.com website that are not created, owned, licensed, or otherwise materially controlled by us. stated differently, while most people obviously understand that individuals make a living by way of the profit that remains after the costs associated with providing their product or service are covered, at least theoretically there may be someone out there who does not understand that a third party can “affiliate” someone else’s products or services and be compensated by the product or service creator/owner for helping spread the word about their offering. just compare it to retailers. they seldom produce anything, but rather make their money connecting product and service creators with end users.
first, just always operate from the position that any website proprietor, including us at aging fit, will have a material connection to the product or service provider, and may be compensated as a result of your purchase, unless expressly stated otherwise. aside from your purchases, note that even you actions could result in earnings for this website. for instance, there could be ads displayed on this http://www.agingfit.com website that we are compensated for displaying whenever a website visitor clicks on them.
third, despite the fact that it would be counterproductive to mention products or services that you’ll find disappointing or inferior, not only are people different, but it’s also possible for us to have a lapse in judgment. thus, to be extra cautious, even if you believe in our good faith motives, you may as well go ahead and keep in mind that we could be at least partially influenced by the monetization factor of listing various products or services on our http://www.agingfit.com website. furthermore, in that vein, the reality is that there are sometimes other connections between parties that are not monetary, such as personal capital, goodwill, or otherwise, that could be an underlying undercurrent swaying the decision to promote a particular offering. due to this hypothetical possibility, you should again simply nor rely solely on what we have to say, but rather just form your own independent opinion just to be safe. finally, bear in mind that we might also receive free products or services, gifts, or review copies of items too.
testimonials regarding the outcome or performance of using any product or service are provided to embellish your understanding of the offering. while great effort is made to ensure that they are factually honest, we at aging fit are not liable for errors and omissions. aside from human error, some information may be provided by third parties, such as customers or product/service providers. the best results are not uncommonly correlated with the best efforts, discipline, diligence, and so on, and thus the results depicted cannot, in any way, be construed as common, typical, expected, normal, or associated with the average user’s experience with any given product or service. exceptional results may be depicted by our website as highlights, but you are responsible for understanding that atypical outcomes may not reflect your experience. aside from market conditions, products and services change over time. older products may lose effectiveness. newer products may not have a reliable track record.
many products and services are designed to solve problems. common problem areas include legal, financial, and medical. we are in no way purporting to counsel you on issues related law, finances, or health. if you require guidance in these arenas, you should consider securing your own counsel from lawyers, accountants, tax professionals, investment advisors, or medical professionals before taking any action. nothing we may ever communicate at aging fit, in print or spoken word, will ever be intended to constitute any such counsel, as we do not claim to be professionals in any of those disciplines. you assume all risk for actions taken, losses incurred, damages sustained, or other issues stemming from your use of any product or service in any way connected with or mentioned on this website. indeed, such decision is solely your own, or else determined in conjunction with the professional guidance of the advisor of your choosing.
income-producing products & services are likewise subject to the above cautions. in addition, however, there are additional factors we like to point out at aging fit. unlike weight loss products or self-help materials, income-producing methods are influenced by the overall health of the economy in which one operates. in times of liquidity, money flows freely and commerce is easier. in times of perceived scarcity, fear, recession, depression, or otherwise, commerce is stymied. results can be influenced by market sentiment, just as the stock market indices around the world are swayed heavily on news.
income-producing products & services purchased should be viewed as just that – purchases. though they can be investments in one’s business, it is not unreasonable to expect that there may not be an express return on that investment, per se. often, business success is the convergence of a number of factors, methods, strategies, and so on. it can be hard to peg success to one method or machination. this does not necessarily undermine value of any given product or service, as it can have an additive effect. or, it may have no effect. since it can be difficult to tell, you should operate on the assumption that your outcome could be zero. we make no guarantees and you should only risk what you can afford to lose on any purchases on or through http://www.agingfit.com.
it should also be noted that we only have control over, and thus only accept responsibility for, the content of this http://www.agingfit.com website authored by us. any representations made by others should be considered prima facie unauthorized. you may also read, hear, or otherwise come into contact with commentary about any of our products & services or offerings, and should assume those have likewise not been authorized.
you should not construe a third-party offer as an endorsement by that third party of any product or service. you should, more conservatively, view it as an offer to buy something. likewise, as alluded to previously, note that we cannot fully control all marketing practices by all parties. with the use of “mirror” sites, indirect or unauthorized affiliates, “tiered” affiliate structures, and so on, policing the world wide web with any modicum of thoroughness is unlikely. we make reasonable efforts to ensure our affiliates comply with our policies and represent our products & services consistent with our guidelines. however, at aging fit we cannot always guarantee they will do so. you are always free to report concerns or abuses via our contact information.
the following describes the terms of service conditions of use for our http://www.agingfit.com website.
our aging fit website (and other “internal” websites stemming from it, such as specific membership sites or webpages pertinent to the main website or weblog) is an online (and, periodically, offline) information service and is subject to your compliance with the terms and conditions set forth below (all parts and parties collectively referred to as our website).
you agree to obey all applicable laws and regulations regarding your use of our http://www.agingfit.com website and the content and materials provided in it.
you do not own rights to any article, book, ebook, document, blog post, software, application, add-on, plugin, art, graphics, images, photos, video, webinar, recording or other materials viewed or listened to through or from our aging fit website or via email or by way of protected content in a membership site. the posting of data on our website, such as a blog comment, does not change this fact and does not give you any right in the data. you surrender any rights to your content once it becomes part of our website.
our http://www.agingfit.com website prohibits conduct that might constitute a criminal offense, give rise to civil liability or otherwise violate any law. any activity that restricts or inhibits any other user from using the services of our website is also prohibited. unless allowed by a written agreement, you may not post or transmit advertising or commercial solicitation on our website.
publications, products, content or services referenced herein or on our website are the exclusive trademarks or servicemarks of our aging fit website or related parties. other product and company names mentioned in our website may be the trademarks of their respective owners.
data contained on or made available through our http://www.agingfit.com website is not intended to be, and does not constitute, legal advice. our website, and your use of it, does not create an attorney-client relationship. we do not warrant or guarantee the accuracy, adequacy, or recency of the data contained in or linked to our website.
your use of our aging fit website or materials linked to our website is completely at your own risk. you should not act or depend on any data on our website, where applicable, without seeking the counsel of a competent lawyer licensed to practice in your jurisdiction for your particular legal issues. you should not act or depend on any data on our website, where applicable, without seeking the counsel of a competent physician licensed to practice in your jurisdiction for your particular medical issues. you should not act or depend on any data on our website, where applicable, without seeking the counsel of a competent financial advisor licensed to practice in your jurisdiction for your particular financial needs and issues.
access to certain areas of our http://www.agingfit.com website is restricted. we reserve the right to restrict access to other areas of our website, or indeed our whole website, at our discretion.
we may disable your user id and password at our sole discretion or if you breach any of the policies or terms governing your use of our aging fit website or any other contractual obligation you owe to us.
you also understand that our aging fit website cannot and does not guarantee or warrant that files available for downloading through our website will be free of infection or viruses, worms, trojan horses or other code that manifest contaminating or destructive properties. you are responsible for implementing sufficient procedures and checkpoints to satisfy your particular requirements for accuracy of data input and output, and for maintaining a means external to our website for the reconstruction of any lost data.
the content may contain inaccuracies or typographical errors. our http://www.agingfit.com website makes no representations about the accuracy, reliability, completeness, or timeliness of the content or about the results to be obtained from using our website or the content on it. use of our website and the content is at your own risk. changes are periodically made to our website, and may be made at any time.
our website contains links to third party websites. our aging fit website makes no representations whatsoever about any other website which you may access through this one or which may link to this website. when you access a website from our website, please understand that it is independent from our website, and that our website has no control over the content on that website. these links are provided solely as a convenience to you and not as an endorsement by our website of the contents on such third-party websites. our website is not responsible for the content of linked third-party websites and does not make any representations regarding the content or accuracy of material on such third party websites. if you decide to access linked third-party websites, you do so at your own risk. we do not necessarily endorse, recommend, suggest or otherwise make any overture or prompt for action regarding any product or service offered. you should assume we are compensated for any purchases you make. again, any income claims should be construed as atypical results and you assume the risk that inferior results obtain, including losses, for which we carry no responsibility or liability.
as a user of our http://www.agingfit.com website, you are responsible for your own communications and are responsible for the consequences of their posting. you must not do the following things: post material that is copyrighted, unless you are the copyright owner or have the permission of the copyright owner to post it; post material that reveals trade secrets, unless you own them or have the permission of the owner; post material that infringes on any other intellectual property rights of others or on the privacy or publicity rights of others; post material that is obscene, profane, defamatory, threatening, harassing, abusive, hateful, or embarrassing to another user of our website or any other person or entity; post a sexually-explicit image; post advertisements or solicitations of business; post chain letters or pyramid schemes; or impersonate another person.
our aging fit website does not necessarily screen communications in advance and is not responsible for screening or monitoring material posted by users of our website. if observed by our website and/or notified by a user of communications which allegedly do not conform to this agreement, our website may investigate the allegation and determine in good faith and its sole discretion whether to remove or request the removal of the communication. our website has no liability or responsibility to users of our website for performance or nonperformance of such activities. our website reserves the right to expel users of our website and prevent their further access to our website for violating this agreement or any law or regulation, and also reserves the right to remove communications which are abusive, illegal, or disruptive.
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text: Nissan GT-R (R35) 2014 in the scale 1:43. This high-quality product is manufactured by Kyosho. Fantastic item for your collection.

lowercased: nissan gt-r (r35) 2014 in the scale 1:43. this high-quality product is manufactured by kyosho. fantastic item for your collection.


text: Colloidal lithography is a cost-efficient method to produce large-scale nanostructured arrays on surfaces. Typically, colloidal particles are assembled into hexagonal close-packed monolayers at liquid interfaces and deposited onto a solid substrate. Many applications, however, require non close-packed monolayers, which are more difficult to fabricate. Preassembly at the oil/water interface provides non close-packed colloidal assemblies but these are difficult to transfer to a solid substrate without compromising the ordering due to capillary forces acting upon drying. Alternatively, plasma etching can reduce a close-packed monolayer into a non close-packed arrangement, however, with limited interparticle distance and compromised particle shape. Here, we present a simple alternative approach toward non close-packed colloidal monolayers with tailored interparticle distance, high order, and retained spherical particle shape. We preassemble poly(N-isopropylacrylamide)-silica (SiO2@PNiPAm) coreshell particles at the air/water interface, transfer the interfacial spacer to a solid substrate, and use the polymer shell as a sacrificial layer that can be thermally removed to leave a non close-packed silica monolayer. The shell thickness, cross-linking density, and the phase behavior upon compression of these complex particles at the air/water interface provide parameters to precisely control the lattice spacing in these surface nanostructures. We achieve hexagonal non close-packed arrays of silica spheres with interparticle distances between 400 and 1280 nm, up to 8 times their diameter. The retained spherical shape is advantageous for surface nanostructuring, which we demonstrate by the fabrication of gold nanocrescent arrays via colloidal lithography and silicon nanopillar arrays via metal-assisted chemical etching.

lowercased: colloidal lithography is a cost-efficient method to produce large-scale nanostructured arrays on surfaces. typically, colloidal particles are assembled into hexagonal close-packed monolayers at liquid interfaces and deposited onto a solid substrate. many applications, however, require non close-packed monolayers, which are more difficult to fabricate. preassembly at the oil/water interface provides non close-packed colloidal assemblies but these are difficult to transfer to a solid substrate without compromising the ordering due to capillary forces acting upon drying. alternatively, plasma etching can reduce a close-packed monolayer into a non close-packed arrangement, however, with limited interparticle distance and compromised particle shape. here, we present a simple alternative approach toward non close-packed colloidal monolayers with tailored interparticle distance, high order, and retained spherical particle shape. we preassemble poly(n-isopropylacrylamide)-silica (sio2@pnipam) coreshell particles at the air/water interface, transfer the interfacial spacer to a solid substrate, and use the polymer shell as a sacrificial layer that can be thermally removed to leave a non close-packed silica monolayer. the shell thickness, cross-linking density, and the phase behavior upon compression of these complex particles at the air/water interface provide parameters to precisely control the lattice spacing in these surface nanostructures. we achieve hexagonal non close-packed arrays of silica spheres with interparticle distances between 400 and 1280 nm, up to 8 times their diameter. the retained spherical shape is advantageous for surface nanostructuring, which we demonstrate by the fabrication of gold nanocrescent arrays via colloidal lithography and silicon nanopillar arrays via metal-assisted chemical etching.


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AHM Mustafa Kamal, the new finance minister, is about to face a number of challenges to keep growth momentum of the national economy intact, analysts say.
"Five key challenges lies on him and he must accomplish to those being a top policy maker of the government finances," economist Dr Debapriya Bhattacharya told The New Nation yesterday.
The challenges are sustaining a high GDP growth, boosting revenue earnings, restoring discipline in the banking sector, reviving the private investment cycle and timely implementation of mega projects.
Dr Debapriya Bhattacharya said the new finance minister is about to face an uphill task in sustaining the 'fairytale' of the country's high GDP growth given the current investment scenario and banking sector crisis.
"He would face a daunting task in reviving private investment cycle and restore discipline in the banking sector unless drastic reform measures put in place," he added.
Dr Debapriya Bhattacharya, a Distinguished Fellow at the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD), further said the national economy continue to attain over 7.0 per cent growth in the last couple of years, but the distribution of growth remains uneven in the lower tier of the population due to lack of necessary jobs for youth population.
"Slow job growth has become a big problem for the economy. The new finance minister must take necessary steps to improve the bleak job prospect. Otherwise, the growth will not be sustainable in the long run," he noted.
Bangladesh has achieved a record 7.86 per cent GDP growth in the 2017-18 fiscal year. "There are a lot of challenges that the new finance minister has to face. But he should foremost focus on reviving the private investment and clear the banking owes created due to piling stressed loans in banks," economist Dr Zahid Hussain told The New Nation yesterday.
He said accelerating private investment is necessary to sustain economic growth and job creation. So, the new finance minister must reassure investors of credible plans to boost private investment, which remains low in the last few years despite the country achieved a high GDP growth at that period," said Dr Zahid Hussain.
"He (the finance minister) should particularly fix the pile up bad loans at the state-owned banks and capital shortfall of the state lenders. He should uphold the autonomy and independence of the central bank, which is key to restore discipline in the country's banking sector.
Dr Zahid Hussain further said that the minister should be careful about unnecessary public spending and ensure timely disbursement of government funds for timely implementation of development projects. Necessary steps should be taken to boost revenue earnings to finance the ongoing development projects.
"He must therefore help with tough decisions about unaffordable vanity projects," said Dr Zahid Hussain.
At the same time, he will have to work closely with Industries Minister on the restructuring of state-owned enterprises. The precarious financial position of a number of state-owned enterprises is placing a heavy burden on taxpayers. Removing this burden will release resources that can be used to stimulate the domestic economy.
When asked, Dr Zahid Hussain said the new finance minister has a strong financial background and already served as a planning minister successfully.
"Both experiences should help equip him to meet the challenges," he added.

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ahm mustafa kamal, the new finance minister, is about to face a number of challenges to keep growth momentum of the national economy intact, analysts say.
"five key challenges lies on him and he must accomplish to those being a top policy maker of the government finances," economist dr debapriya bhattacharya told the new nation yesterday.
the challenges are sustaining a high gdp growth, boosting revenue earnings, restoring discipline in the banking sector, reviving the private investment cycle and timely implementation of mega projects.
dr debapriya bhattacharya said the new finance minister is about to face an uphill task in sustaining the 'fairytale' of the country's high gdp growth given the current investment scenario and banking sector crisis.
"he would face a daunting task in reviving private investment cycle and restore discipline in the banking sector unless drastic reform measures put in place," he added.
dr debapriya bhattacharya, a distinguished fellow at the centre for policy dialogue (cpd), further said the national economy continue to attain over 7.0 per cent growth in the last couple of years, but the distribution of growth remains uneven in the lower tier of the population due to lack of necessary jobs for youth population.
"slow job growth has become a big problem for the economy. the new finance minister must take necessary steps to improve the bleak job prospect. otherwise, the growth will not be sustainable in the long run," he noted.
bangladesh has achieved a record 7.86 per cent gdp growth in the 2017-18 fiscal year. "there are a lot of challenges that the new finance minister has to face. but he should foremost focus on reviving the private investment and clear the banking owes created due to piling stressed loans in banks," economist dr zahid hussain told the new nation yesterday.
he said accelerating private investment is necessary to sustain economic growth and job creation. so, the new finance minister must reassure investors of credible plans to boost private investment, which remains low in the last few years despite the country achieved a high gdp growth at that period," said dr zahid hussain.
"he (the finance minister) should particularly fix the pile up bad loans at the state-owned banks and capital shortfall of the state lenders. he should uphold the autonomy and independence of the central bank, which is key to restore discipline in the country's banking sector.
dr zahid hussain further said that the minister should be careful about unnecessary public spending and ensure timely disbursement of government funds for timely implementation of development projects. necessary steps should be taken to boost revenue earnings to finance the ongoing development projects.
"he must therefore help with tough decisions about unaffordable vanity projects," said dr zahid hussain.
at the same time, he will have to work closely with industries minister on the restructuring of state-owned enterprises. the precarious financial position of a number of state-owned enterprises is placing a heavy burden on taxpayers. removing this burden will release resources that can be used to stimulate the domestic economy.
when asked, dr zahid hussain said the new finance minister has a strong financial background and already served as a planning minister successfully.
"both experiences should help equip him to meet the challenges," he added.


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Parenting may well be the hardest, most demanding and certainly the most emotional thing you will ever have to do, and over time you will find that the style of parenting you use to help your children to grow and develop, will change and evolve-just like your children will.
There may well be a lot of help, advice and information available about parenting and parenting styles, and you will also receive lots of advice, help and ideas from friends and family, but there really are no hard and fast rules.
It is a good idea to try to accept the fact that although the way you bring up your children may well remain the same, the methods and styles that you employ will probably change. Over time you will find that the style of parenting you used when your children were tiny babies, may not work quite as effectively as they become toddlers or pre schoolers.
Babies and very young children require a lot of nurturing and pastoral care. They are given lots of allowances and flexibility when it comes to their behaviour patterns because they find it very difficult to understand what is right and what is obviously wrong.
Young children, as with all children, need to feel very secure and loved and this often means that parents find it incredibly difficult to discipline their children and maintain a consistent pattern of parenting style. It is very hard to make a young child understand that they cannot simply get what they want by throwing a big, dramatic tantrum, but this is what they will naturally do and parents find this type of behaviour particularly exasperating.
It is all too easy to simply give in and let your child have their own way, but allowing small things to pass you by when you child is just a toddler is one thing, while still allowing them to behave unreasonably once they get to pre school is quite another.
Apart from the fact that over permissive parenting isn’t good for you or your child, it really isn’t good for teachers to have to deal with a child who is clearly over indulged at home and allowed to get away with unreasonable behaviour.It is hard for teachers when the behaviour of one child dominates the classroom and impacts on the other children, and this is a really good reason for nipping any unwelcome behaviour in the bud well before your child starts school.
Parenting can be a lonely existence, and parents who are struggling to find the right parenting style while realising that something has to change can feel isolated. In this case it is a good idea to seek out some toddler groups or other casual social gatherings and share your worries and concerns with other parents who have children of a similar age.
By seeing other children ‘in action’ and watching how their parents deal with different situations, you will often find a way to change or moderate your own parenting styles and methods and this will undoubtedly have a big impact on your child. You will find that by modifying your parenting style and making some subtle changes and adjustments, life will gradually become less stressful, your child will be happier and you will have a proper plan in place that you can put into action when needed.
Parenting is hard, but the only way through those hard times is to recognise that you need to make some changes. Look at those changes as a step towards becoming an even more accomplished parent and as a really positive influence on your child’s development, both in the immediate time frame and in the future.
Do not be resistant to changing your parenting style, instead embrace it and acknowledge that your child is growing and changing too and that the boundaries and rules you used when they were very young, although useful to them at that stage of their life, now need to be adjusted to help them even further.

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parenting may well be the hardest, most demanding and certainly the most emotional thing you will ever have to do, and over time you will find that the style of parenting you use to help your children to grow and develop, will change and evolve-just like your children will.
there may well be a lot of help, advice and information available about parenting and parenting styles, and you will also receive lots of advice, help and ideas from friends and family, but there really are no hard and fast rules.
it is a good idea to try to accept the fact that although the way you bring up your children may well remain the same, the methods and styles that you employ will probably change. over time you will find that the style of parenting you used when your children were tiny babies, may not work quite as effectively as they become toddlers or pre schoolers.
babies and very young children require a lot of nurturing and pastoral care. they are given lots of allowances and flexibility when it comes to their behaviour patterns because they find it very difficult to understand what is right and what is obviously wrong.
young children, as with all children, need to feel very secure and loved and this often means that parents find it incredibly difficult to discipline their children and maintain a consistent pattern of parenting style. it is very hard to make a young child understand that they cannot simply get what they want by throwing a big, dramatic tantrum, but this is what they will naturally do and parents find this type of behaviour particularly exasperating.
it is all too easy to simply give in and let your child have their own way, but allowing small things to pass you by when you child is just a toddler is one thing, while still allowing them to behave unreasonably once they get to pre school is quite another.
apart from the fact that over permissive parenting isn’t good for you or your child, it really isn’t good for teachers to have to deal with a child who is clearly over indulged at home and allowed to get away with unreasonable behaviour.it is hard for teachers when the behaviour of one child dominates the classroom and impacts on the other children, and this is a really good reason for nipping any unwelcome behaviour in the bud well before your child starts school.
parenting can be a lonely existence, and parents who are struggling to find the right parenting style while realising that something has to change can feel isolated. in this case it is a good idea to seek out some toddler groups or other casual social gatherings and share your worries and concerns with other parents who have children of a similar age.
by seeing other children ‘in action’ and watching how their parents deal with different situations, you will often find a way to change or moderate your own parenting styles and methods and this will undoubtedly have a big impact on your child. you will find that by modifying your parenting style and making some subtle changes and adjustments, life will gradually become less stressful, your child will be happier and you will have a proper plan in place that you can put into action when needed.
parenting is hard, but the only way through those hard times is to recognise that you need to make some changes. look at those changes as a step towards becoming an even more accomplished parent and as a really positive influence on your child’s development, both in the immediate time frame and in the future.
do not be resistant to changing your parenting style, instead embrace it and acknowledge that your child is growing and changing too and that the boundaries and rules you used when they were very young, although useful to them at that stage of their life, now need to be adjusted to help them even further.


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Visit Wala Island and experience village life and the island's ancient history. It's a short 5-10 minute boat ride to the island either by traditional outrigger canoe (or by outboard motorboat if the sea is too rough) then it's a stroll around local villages and ancient historical sites. Discover the purpose of the large rocks mysteriously arranged in lines and find out how the massive monoliths have been got here - was it manpower or magic? After the tour swim and relax on the beach. Refreshments will be provided by your guide.
Experience paddling a traditional outrigger canoe - from Nawori Bungalows across to Wala.
Walk a very short distance from the white-sand beaches through the villages, where you will discover 3 different historical sites as your guide tells you custom stories.
Beach for relaxing and swimming.
Price: 3,900 VT per person (2 minimum) - all inclusive.
Children under 12 half price and under 5's are free.

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visit wala island and experience village life and the island's ancient history. it's a short 5-10 minute boat ride to the island either by traditional outrigger canoe (or by outboard motorboat if the sea is too rough) then it's a stroll around local villages and ancient historical sites. discover the purpose of the large rocks mysteriously arranged in lines and find out how the massive monoliths have been got here - was it manpower or magic? after the tour swim and relax on the beach. refreshments will be provided by your guide.
experience paddling a traditional outrigger canoe - from nawori bungalows across to wala.
walk a very short distance from the white-sand beaches through the villages, where you will discover 3 different historical sites as your guide tells you custom stories.
beach for relaxing and swimming.
price: 3,900 vt per person (2 minimum) - all inclusive.
children under 12 half price and under 5's are free.