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Hayabusa are a popular brand, with strong ties to MMA, but also branching out to various individual martial arts as well. They strive for high performance, and many of their products feature bold, unique designs. They are currently working alongside Glory Kickboxing as the official equipment suppliers.
The T3 Series, as well as sounding cool actually represents the fact that the series is the third evolution of Hayabusa’s popular Tokushu range. If you haven’t heard of Hayabusa’s Tokushu gear before, it’s one of their main lines of equipment, alongside the Ikusa range. We’ve actually previously reviewed the Hayabusa Ikusa Charged Shin Guards which felt like they were designed mostly for MMA, while the T3 range is much more optimised for striking.
Hayabusa sent over a pair of these shin guards for us to test out and provide feedback on. Make sure to also check out our Hayabusa T3 Boxing Glove Review.
Just like the T3 Boxing gloves we’ve already reviewed, the these shin guards have a pretty unique appearance.
Unlike most shin guards which are usually covered with just a single piece of leather on the front of the shin guard, these use a number of different panels – creating an angular, segmented appearance. For the most part the shins are covered with black leather, but the two panels across the front feature a coloured leather section and also a section with a carbon-fibre styled appearance. On the gloves, these panels are representative of the splints across the back of the hand, however on these shin guards it’s more for decoration. That said, Hayabusa have really nailed the stylistic consistency between the different equipment in the T3 range.
The main range currently features three colour options; red, blue or grey. I’ve been using the red version, and had a number of positive comments about the equipment (including one that they have a bit of a ‘Deadpool’ vibe going on). Depending what colour you choose will change the coloured panel on the front, the stitching colour and the colour of the lining. While most brands offer a choice of outer colours, it’s refreshing to see a brand add colour to the lesser seen details such as the stitching and inner lining, which are often just black.
Update: Hayabusa have since added some new colours to the range, including Green and Purple.
If these colour choices aren’t enough for you, they’re also available in an (almost) all-white version which looks great, and even the T3 Kanpeki Shin guards, which use the T3 model as a base, but with a vintage brown, full grain leather covering.
Below you can find our Fight Gear Focus video giving you a close-up, visual look at these shin guards. Make sure you check out the rest of the video series and Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you don’t miss any of our future videos.
The main material covering the front of the shinguards is what Hayabusa call ‘Vylar‘ engineered leather. Vylar isn’t real leather, but rather an animal-free material they’ve created which the brand claims performed much better than real leather in their testing.
With boxing gloves, many people are fussy about having real leather, although on shin guards this is slightly less important, and there are a number of top brands who actually choose synthetic leather over real leather for their shin guards. On shin guards, you’re really looking for the most durable material possible. That said, we mentioned in our T3 Glove review that Vylar is definitely one of the more realistic feeling synthetic leathers we’ve tested.
On the inner side of the shin guards, the fabric is lined with small silicon grip dots. We’ll get back to those in a moment though. The material itself is the same as seen on the T3 gloves. The material isn’t particularly soft or smooth, but at the same time has a fairly natural feel. Apparently the fabric itself is made with traces of silver – known for it’s antibacterial properties – which is designed to keep these fresh for as long as possible. After using the shin guards, they do seem to retain a noticeable amount of moisture and take a while to dry out, so you’ll want to make sure you’re airing them out properly. Perhaps this is only more noticeable because the ones I’ve been using have a brighter colour, but it’s worth mentioning anyway.
With the T3 range, Hayabusa have returned to a slightly more traditional design, with just the two straps at the back and two elasticated straps around the heel/foot. The shin padding is fairly wide and using the straps you can get a nice tight fit with the padding curving around the leg. I’ve personally found it really easy to get a nice close fit. You can get the velcro straps up pretty tight even if, like me, you have skinny legs. The straps on the back do feel quite long though, so I’ve found there’s often a little bit of an overhang.
One thing I love about how these have been put together is that the top of the shin guard is angled so that the padding protects the size of the knee. This means you get some pretty good knee protection without it sticking out or digging into the front of the knee. When the shin guards are done up tightly, this raised padding sticks to the side of the knee quite nicely.
Overall the craftwork of these looks pretty good. Some of the leather was a little bit loose around the raised sections, but other than a few wrinkles it doesn’t make much of a difference. The stitching all looks great, especially considering they’ve stitched a number of panels in place. They’ve also added a number of other small features, such as the small neoprene tabs on the sides of the foot which help keep the foot positioned well and the neoprene surrounding the strap loops, which stop the strap from punching against the skin.
I mentioned briefly that Hayabusa have included a load of small silicon dots on the inner side of these (as seen in the photo above) in an effort to stop the shin guards slipping. If I’m being honest, I’m not sure how well these have worked for me. For the first few minutes after putting the shin guards on I can usually feel the dots against my leg, which is a bit of a weird feeling if you aren’t used to it. As soon as you get into training they’re perfectly fine though. My problem starts to come a little more into training though, once you’ve been sweating a bit. I found that the shin guards slowly start to lose the extra traction, and have had problems with these slipping a number of times.
Other than the mild inconvenience of having to adjust occasionally, I’ve really been enjoying these shin guards. The protection is solid across all areas, but at the same time avoids being excessively bulky. The raised panels at the front help add plenty of padding at the front, while the sides have just enough to keep your leg intact. There’s also good protection in other areas too, for example the instep and the knee. In fact, I’m a pretty big fan of the knee protection. As well as a little more support when kicking, it’s also perfectly positioned to stop knocks when checking a kick.
At £95 in the UK, or $99.99 in the US, which is a little on the pricey side. While top level boxing gloves can easily triple these numbers, for shin guards this is pretty much the top end of the market.
That said, there are a few features on these shin guards which other top level shin guards simply don’t have, so it’s more or less up to you whether the features are worth paying that little bit more for. If you’re on a tight budget or not training regularly then you might prefer something a little more basic, however for people who are serious about their training, we think the extra benefits are well worth it.

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hayabusa are a popular brand, with strong ties to mma, but also branching out to various individual martial arts as well. they strive for high performance, and many of their products feature bold, unique designs. they are currently working alongside glory kickboxing as the official equipment suppliers.
the t3 series, as well as sounding cool actually represents the fact that the series is the third evolution of hayabusa’s popular tokushu range. if you haven’t heard of hayabusa’s tokushu gear before, it’s one of their main lines of equipment, alongside the ikusa range. we’ve actually previously reviewed the hayabusa ikusa charged shin guards which felt like they were designed mostly for mma, while the t3 range is much more optimised for striking.
hayabusa sent over a pair of these shin guards for us to test out and provide feedback on. make sure to also check out our hayabusa t3 boxing glove review.
just like the t3 boxing gloves we’ve already reviewed, the these shin guards have a pretty unique appearance.
unlike most shin guards which are usually covered with just a single piece of leather on the front of the shin guard, these use a number of different panels – creating an angular, segmented appearance. for the most part the shins are covered with black leather, but the two panels across the front feature a coloured leather section and also a section with a carbon-fibre styled appearance. on the gloves, these panels are representative of the splints across the back of the hand, however on these shin guards it’s more for decoration. that said, hayabusa have really nailed the stylistic consistency between the different equipment in the t3 range.
the main range currently features three colour options; red, blue or grey. i’ve been using the red version, and had a number of positive comments about the equipment (including one that they have a bit of a ‘deadpool’ vibe going on). depending what colour you choose will change the coloured panel on the front, the stitching colour and the colour of the lining. while most brands offer a choice of outer colours, it’s refreshing to see a brand add colour to the lesser seen details such as the stitching and inner lining, which are often just black.
update: hayabusa have since added some new colours to the range, including green and purple.
if these colour choices aren’t enough for you, they’re also available in an (almost) all-white version which looks great, and even the t3 kanpeki shin guards, which use the t3 model as a base, but with a vintage brown, full grain leather covering.
below you can find our fight gear focus video giving you a close-up, visual look at these shin guards. make sure you check out the rest of the video series and subscribe to our youtube channel so you don’t miss any of our future videos.
the main material covering the front of the shinguards is what hayabusa call ‘vylar‘ engineered leather. vylar isn’t real leather, but rather an animal-free material they’ve created which the brand claims performed much better than real leather in their testing.
with boxing gloves, many people are fussy about having real leather, although on shin guards this is slightly less important, and there are a number of top brands who actually choose synthetic leather over real leather for their shin guards. on shin guards, you’re really looking for the most durable material possible. that said, we mentioned in our t3 glove review that vylar is definitely one of the more realistic feeling synthetic leathers we’ve tested.
on the inner side of the shin guards, the fabric is lined with small silicon grip dots. we’ll get back to those in a moment though. the material itself is the same as seen on the t3 gloves. the material isn’t particularly soft or smooth, but at the same time has a fairly natural feel. apparently the fabric itself is made with traces of silver – known for it’s antibacterial properties – which is designed to keep these fresh for as long as possible. after using the shin guards, they do seem to retain a noticeable amount of moisture and take a while to dry out, so you’ll want to make sure you’re airing them out properly. perhaps this is only more noticeable because the ones i’ve been using have a brighter colour, but it’s worth mentioning anyway.
with the t3 range, hayabusa have returned to a slightly more traditional design, with just the two straps at the back and two elasticated straps around the heel/foot. the shin padding is fairly wide and using the straps you can get a nice tight fit with the padding curving around the leg. i’ve personally found it really easy to get a nice close fit. you can get the velcro straps up pretty tight even if, like me, you have skinny legs. the straps on the back do feel quite long though, so i’ve found there’s often a little bit of an overhang.
one thing i love about how these have been put together is that the top of the shin guard is angled so that the padding protects the size of the knee. this means you get some pretty good knee protection without it sticking out or digging into the front of the knee. when the shin guards are done up tightly, this raised padding sticks to the side of the knee quite nicely.
overall the craftwork of these looks pretty good. some of the leather was a little bit loose around the raised sections, but other than a few wrinkles it doesn’t make much of a difference. the stitching all looks great, especially considering they’ve stitched a number of panels in place. they’ve also added a number of other small features, such as the small neoprene tabs on the sides of the foot which help keep the foot positioned well and the neoprene surrounding the strap loops, which stop the strap from punching against the skin.
i mentioned briefly that hayabusa have included a load of small silicon dots on the inner side of these (as seen in the photo above) in an effort to stop the shin guards slipping. if i’m being honest, i’m not sure how well these have worked for me. for the first few minutes after putting the shin guards on i can usually feel the dots against my leg, which is a bit of a weird feeling if you aren’t used to it. as soon as you get into training they’re perfectly fine though. my problem starts to come a little more into training though, once you’ve been sweating a bit. i found that the shin guards slowly start to lose the extra traction, and have had problems with these slipping a number of times.
other than the mild inconvenience of having to adjust occasionally, i’ve really been enjoying these shin guards. the protection is solid across all areas, but at the same time avoids being excessively bulky. the raised panels at the front help add plenty of padding at the front, while the sides have just enough to keep your leg intact. there’s also good protection in other areas too, for example the instep and the knee. in fact, i’m a pretty big fan of the knee protection. as well as a little more support when kicking, it’s also perfectly positioned to stop knocks when checking a kick.
at £95 in the uk, or $99.99 in the us, which is a little on the pricey side. while top level boxing gloves can easily triple these numbers, for shin guards this is pretty much the top end of the market.
that said, there are a few features on these shin guards which other top level shin guards simply don’t have, so it’s more or less up to you whether the features are worth paying that little bit more for. if you’re on a tight budget or not training regularly then you might prefer something a little more basic, however for people who are serious about their training, we think the extra benefits are well worth it.


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Spring has come in Japan.
This season is the beautiful season.
Also in our town, we can see brilliant landscape.
People are walking around to seeing cherry blossom in spring.
Of course together with CURLY&Co.

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spring has come in japan.
this season is the beautiful season.
also in our town, we can see brilliant landscape.
people are walking around to seeing cherry blossom in spring.
of course together with curly&co.


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We have been providing our services in talent recognition and acquisition closely for our clients across UAE. We specialise and expertise in hunting for the right candidates for different level & field like Top Management, Finance& Accounts, Marketing & Sales, and Human Resource/Admin, Supply chain & procurement, Infrastructure, Engineering, Constructions & property management.
Our team has immense experience for over the years and are confident in handling multiple hiring at a time ranging for different positions and catering to different business sectors. We understand the importance of strong relationship and we work as a team to understand the need of our client’s strategic objectives of hiring the right candidates. Our growth & success directly depends on our team and we focus on people oriented business and have a proven track of Excellency in our service.
We have been able to successfully source the talent and have been able to place them in reputed firms. Our search & selection criteria and a pool of talent acquisition does not limit ourselves within the country or to a particular skill set. Our reach is wide and therefore we provide our service to our client throughout other part of the world too.
4. Production Manager to manage the factory.

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we have been providing our services in talent recognition and acquisition closely for our clients across uae. we specialise and expertise in hunting for the right candidates for different level & field like top management, finance& accounts, marketing & sales, and human resource/admin, supply chain & procurement, infrastructure, engineering, constructions & property management.
our team has immense experience for over the years and are confident in handling multiple hiring at a time ranging for different positions and catering to different business sectors. we understand the importance of strong relationship and we work as a team to understand the need of our client’s strategic objectives of hiring the right candidates. our growth & success directly depends on our team and we focus on people oriented business and have a proven track of excellency in our service.
we have been able to successfully source the talent and have been able to place them in reputed firms. our search & selection criteria and a pool of talent acquisition does not limit ourselves within the country or to a particular skill set. our reach is wide and therefore we provide our service to our client throughout other part of the world too.
4. production manager to manage the factory.


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In Part I of our blog series on landlords and pets, we discussed some good reasons why landlords should accept pets when renting their properties out to tenants who have them. Today, we will talk about pet damage and how to minimize the chance that a tenant with pets will cause harm to your property.
Maybe you just put down new carpet, or you have installed gorgeous bamboo floors and you do not want to run the risk of having an animal scratch up the floors or chew on the carpet. Those are understandable and legitimate concerns. You should take comfort in the fact that it is extremely rare for the costs of pet damage to ever exceed the security deposit that a renter pays. Therefore, pets are actually a very low risk. If they damage a carpet or scratch up a floor, you can easily pay for the necessarily repairs from the deposit that you collect from your tenant.
This does not mean you have to throw open your doors to pets of all kinds. You must accept the right kinds of pets in the right ways.
Consider the pet owner. Property managers have this saying: “As go the owners, so go their pets.” This means that you can usually predict the behavior of a pet from the behavior of that pet’s owner. When a tenant applies to rent your property, get to know that person as much as you can. Conduct a thorough background check and get rental references. If the background check comes back clear and your research shows that the tenant is responsible and reputable, you can probably expect that any pets he or she has will also be clean and responsible.
Implement an age requirement. It is perfectly acceptable to require that the pets are mature and house trained. Young pets actually tend to be the animals that urinate on the carpets and chew on the furniture. When you stipulate that any pets in your property are older and well trained, you can be sure that your risk and damage will be minimized.
Stick to animals you know. Allowing cats and dogs will cover most of the renters who are looking for a home that welcomes pets. Do not allow any exotic reptiles or strange birds that are going to squawk and keep the neighbors awake and alarmed.
Remember that the security deposit should cover any potential damage from a dog or cat. If you are smart about the pets and the people that you rent your property to, having a pet policy in place will be a great draw for people who have them.
Part 1: Should Landlords Accept Pets?

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in part i of our blog series on landlords and pets, we discussed some good reasons why landlords should accept pets when renting their properties out to tenants who have them. today, we will talk about pet damage and how to minimize the chance that a tenant with pets will cause harm to your property.
maybe you just put down new carpet, or you have installed gorgeous bamboo floors and you do not want to run the risk of having an animal scratch up the floors or chew on the carpet. those are understandable and legitimate concerns. you should take comfort in the fact that it is extremely rare for the costs of pet damage to ever exceed the security deposit that a renter pays. therefore, pets are actually a very low risk. if they damage a carpet or scratch up a floor, you can easily pay for the necessarily repairs from the deposit that you collect from your tenant.
this does not mean you have to throw open your doors to pets of all kinds. you must accept the right kinds of pets in the right ways.
consider the pet owner. property managers have this saying: “as go the owners, so go their pets.” this means that you can usually predict the behavior of a pet from the behavior of that pet’s owner. when a tenant applies to rent your property, get to know that person as much as you can. conduct a thorough background check and get rental references. if the background check comes back clear and your research shows that the tenant is responsible and reputable, you can probably expect that any pets he or she has will also be clean and responsible.
implement an age requirement. it is perfectly acceptable to require that the pets are mature and house trained. young pets actually tend to be the animals that urinate on the carpets and chew on the furniture. when you stipulate that any pets in your property are older and well trained, you can be sure that your risk and damage will be minimized.
stick to animals you know. allowing cats and dogs will cover most of the renters who are looking for a home that welcomes pets. do not allow any exotic reptiles or strange birds that are going to squawk and keep the neighbors awake and alarmed.
remember that the security deposit should cover any potential damage from a dog or cat. if you are smart about the pets and the people that you rent your property to, having a pet policy in place will be a great draw for people who have them.
part 1: should landlords accept pets?


text: Mahâsamund QIBLA DIRECTION There are many methods to find the Qiblah direction. One of the easiest ways is using compass. Qibla direction changes from city to city or country to country depending on the distance. From this site, you will easily find Qibla direction.

lowercased: mahâsamund qibla direction there are many methods to find the qiblah direction. one of the easiest ways is using compass. qibla direction changes from city to city or country to country depending on the distance. from this site, you will easily find qibla direction.


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Rock Mountain Film Festival to be held on 9 December evening at Abasaheb Garware College’s Auditorium, Karve Road, Pune. Reel Rock 13, a collection of jaw dropping action and soulful journeys of film shows featuring this year’s best climbing films.
Witness breath-taking films from Olympic Training Centres to the frozen landscape of Antarctica, films featuring world class mountaineers and climbers during the film show.
You can log in to http://ggim.in/international- mountain-day-festival/ to know more about the film show and can buy donation pass of 200/-. You can also visit Guardian Giripremi Institute of Mountaineering (GGIM)’s office at Apte Road, Pune to buy the passes offline.

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rock mountain film festival to be held on 9 december evening at abasaheb garware college’s auditorium, karve road, pune. reel rock 13, a collection of jaw dropping action and soulful journeys of film shows featuring this year’s best climbing films.
witness breath-taking films from olympic training centres to the frozen landscape of antarctica, films featuring world class mountaineers and climbers during the film show.
you can log in to http://ggim.in/international- mountain-day-festival/ to know more about the film show and can buy donation pass of 200/-. you can also visit guardian giripremi institute of mountaineering (ggim)’s office at apte road, pune to buy the passes offline.


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Christian Hubicki is living out one of his dreams by competing on Survivor: David vs. Goliath this fall.
Christian is a 32-year-old robotics scientist from Baltimore, MD, who currently resides in Tallahassee, FL.
Christian began the game as a member of the David Tribe, and he participated in the very first challenge of the season that ultimately rewarded his tribemates with a massive shelter-building kit.
Ever since then, Christian has been forming close bonds and friendships, especially with Gabby Pascuzzi, and he has already made big strategic moves.
With a tribal swap ahead, Christian will have to adapt to new dynamics and personalities. Until we find out what happens next for this quirky and intelligent castaway, let's learn more about him.
- Christian's hobbies include the playing the clarinet, primarily classical music; casual coding, as he once wrote a computer program to crate train his dog; and chopping food for his girlfriend who cooks.
Together, he says, they make some great meals.
- He can't stand condescension, cliches, and reckless abuse of percentages.
- Christian's personal claim to fame is getting his robotics research made fun of on the The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Stephen called him a "nerd" on national television.
- Christian's reason for applying for Survivor was to win, show he's a formidable person, and prove he's not just a diploma or a resume.
Christian hoped to make his mark on the game and innovate the way Survivor is strategically played.
- The castaway considers himself intelligent, kind, creative, intellectual, jovial, and driven.

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christian hubicki is living out one of his dreams by competing on survivor: david vs. goliath this fall.
christian is a 32-year-old robotics scientist from baltimore, md, who currently resides in tallahassee, fl.
christian began the game as a member of the david tribe, and he participated in the very first challenge of the season that ultimately rewarded his tribemates with a massive shelter-building kit.
ever since then, christian has been forming close bonds and friendships, especially with gabby pascuzzi, and he has already made big strategic moves.
with a tribal swap ahead, christian will have to adapt to new dynamics and personalities. until we find out what happens next for this quirky and intelligent castaway, let's learn more about him.
- christian's hobbies include the playing the clarinet, primarily classical music; casual coding, as he once wrote a computer program to crate train his dog; and chopping food for his girlfriend who cooks.
together, he says, they make some great meals.
- he can't stand condescension, cliches, and reckless abuse of percentages.
- christian's personal claim to fame is getting his robotics research made fun of on the the late show with stephen colbert.
stephen called him a "nerd" on national television.
- christian's reason for applying for survivor was to win, show he's a formidable person, and prove he's not just a diploma or a resume.
christian hoped to make his mark on the game and innovate the way survivor is strategically played.
- the castaway considers himself intelligent, kind, creative, intellectual, jovial, and driven.


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When I was initial setting up my WordPress weblog with My Branding Method 1 of things that I needed to determine on was categories for my posts, but then I also observed that there was this location for some thing known as “tags”. As a starting blogger there appeared to be so much to learn I was really targeted on creating posts and making content material. Why did I require a tag?
Besides that, utilizing the correct keywords is also essential. Key phrases are important simply because these are the ones that will differentiate the weblog value among others. Simply by using the right key phrases, we are making a higher opportunity for the lookup motor bots to choose our articles up and into the radar. Indirectly, when our articles are placed in the lookup engine results web page, we will generate a greater improve in blog visitors.
This is one of the primary factors why open source platforms now dominate the web market. Platforms, like wordpress webbplatsen, Joomla and Drupal are all essentially totally free to use. This means many people know how to use them. Added to that, open source platforms come with a huge number of plug-ins and extensions that permit the quick adaptation of a web site. These plugins and extensions are continuously additional to, updated and enhanced by the numerous builders using open up source all more than the world. Things move rapidly in open source and the platforms stay up to day.
Categories appeared self-explanatory to me. I figured out that they are like your Desk of Contents for your articles. That was easy and correct. These are the sections that you break your blog into. Your class name can be longer i.e. social media marketing. They can also have a sub-category i.e. Individual Branding – Insurance coverage Brokers. This is how your weblog gets organized. If individuals are on my site and want to discover more about Twitter, for example, they can click on alongside the aspect and all of the articles that I have created about Twitter. This is how your website is navigated.
Once you feel comfy with CSS you will require to believe about your graphics, your logo and the over all appearance of your website. Remember it only requires a split 2nd for somebody so say “YUCK”, laugh and click on off your website. You have to get this part correct! For your graphics I would recommend using Adobe Photoshop, you can purchase this program on-line for a couple of hundred dollars. You will need to learn how to use it next. There are Books, online tutorials and even college classes that can educate you how to use Photoshop and how to get your graphics optimized for the web (yes you require to do this so your webpages won’t take 3 days to load).
Building visitors is really 1 of the most difficult tasks of becoming a webmaster or blogger. It is a lot more difficult than making new content or choosing which layout you would like to use. Web site advertising will more than most likely consider up 80%twenty five of your time particularly if you are trying to gain a coveted initial web page on Google’s SERPs (lookup engine ranking webpages) for a competitive keyword. Now to get to the leading of any major search motor there are a few of issues you will want to do. Initial and most essential is getting a website or blog that is useful and getting the content up to date every day. The subsequent factor that you ought to function on is developing inbound links.
If you are new to building web sites or an previous hand, you will be able to update your personal web site and stay in control when you use the WordPress to manage your content material. There are individuals out there creating a living out of performing this and you can too! Be sure to visit my website for some totally free help these days.

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when i was initial setting up my wordpress weblog with my branding method 1 of things that i needed to determine on was categories for my posts, but then i also observed that there was this location for some thing known as “tags”. as a starting blogger there appeared to be so much to learn i was really targeted on creating posts and making content material. why did i require a tag?
besides that, utilizing the correct keywords is also essential. key phrases are important simply because these are the ones that will differentiate the weblog value among others. simply by using the right key phrases, we are making a higher opportunity for the lookup motor bots to choose our articles up and into the radar. indirectly, when our articles are placed in the lookup engine results web page, we will generate a greater improve in blog visitors.
this is one of the primary factors why open source platforms now dominate the web market. platforms, like wordpress webbplatsen, joomla and drupal are all essentially totally free to use. this means many people know how to use them. added to that, open source platforms come with a huge number of plug-ins and extensions that permit the quick adaptation of a web site. these plugins and extensions are continuously additional to, updated and enhanced by the numerous builders using open up source all more than the world. things move rapidly in open source and the platforms stay up to day.
categories appeared self-explanatory to me. i figured out that they are like your desk of contents for your articles. that was easy and correct. these are the sections that you break your blog into. your class name can be longer i.e. social media marketing. they can also have a sub-category i.e. individual branding – insurance coverage brokers. this is how your weblog gets organized. if individuals are on my site and want to discover more about twitter, for example, they can click on alongside the aspect and all of the articles that i have created about twitter. this is how your website is navigated.
once you feel comfy with css you will require to believe about your graphics, your logo and the over all appearance of your website. remember it only requires a split 2nd for somebody so say “yuck”, laugh and click on off your website. you have to get this part correct! for your graphics i would recommend using adobe photoshop, you can purchase this program on-line for a couple of hundred dollars. you will need to learn how to use it next. there are books, online tutorials and even college classes that can educate you how to use photoshop and how to get your graphics optimized for the web (yes you require to do this so your webpages won’t take 3 days to load).
building visitors is really 1 of the most difficult tasks of becoming a webmaster or blogger. it is a lot more difficult than making new content or choosing which layout you would like to use. web site advertising will more than most likely consider up 80%twenty five of your time particularly if you are trying to gain a coveted initial web page on google’s serps (lookup engine ranking webpages) for a competitive keyword. now to get to the leading of any major search motor there are a few of issues you will want to do. initial and most essential is getting a website or blog that is useful and getting the content up to date every day. the subsequent factor that you ought to function on is developing inbound links.
if you are new to building web sites or an previous hand, you will be able to update your personal web site and stay in control when you use the wordpress to manage your content material. there are individuals out there creating a living out of performing this and you can too! be sure to visit my website for some totally free help these days.


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Dr. Alex Bruce is an ordained Buddhist Monk in the Tibetan Buddhist Tradition and an Associate Professor with the ANU College of Law where he has taught since 1999. He is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a Fellow of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics.
Alex worked with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission from 1992 until 2004 where he was a Senior Lawyer. In 2003; Alex was attached to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development where he assisted the UN in capacity building Competition and Consumer Polices in several African countries.
In 2004 Alex created and became a director of Liberation Prison Project (Aust) Ltd and; until 2009 Chaplain at Junee Prison where he facilitated classes in philosophy and meditation for groups of prisoners.
In 2007; Alex organised and moderated the “One World Many Paths to Peace” Inter-religious Symposium with His Holiness the Dalai Lama and hosted by the ANU College of Law. Alex was awarded the 2007 Vice Chancellor’s Award for Community Outreach.
In 2009; HH Dalai Lama launched Alex’s text “One World Many Paths to Peace” at the Parliament of the World’s Religions. In 2010; Alex was awarded the Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning.
His PhD (law) thesis explored the capacity for Competition and Consumer Law and Policy to benefit animals.
Alex is on the International Advisory Board of the Research Unit for the Study of Law; Society & Religion at the University of Adelaide and is a Director of Spiritual Care Australia Limited. Alex is a consultant editor with the Oxford Journal of Animal Ethics and a member of the editorial board of the Australian Animal Protection Law Journal.

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dr. alex bruce is an ordained buddhist monk in the tibetan buddhist tradition and an associate professor with the anu college of law where he has taught since 1999. he is a senior fellow of the higher education academy and a fellow of the oxford centre for animal ethics.
alex worked with the australian competition and consumer commission from 1992 until 2004 where he was a senior lawyer. in 2003; alex was attached to the united nations conference on trade and development where he assisted the un in capacity building competition and consumer polices in several african countries.
in 2004 alex created and became a director of liberation prison project (aust) ltd and; until 2009 chaplain at junee prison where he facilitated classes in philosophy and meditation for groups of prisoners.
in 2007; alex organised and moderated the “one world many paths to peace” inter-religious symposium with his holiness the dalai lama and hosted by the anu college of law. alex was awarded the 2007 vice chancellor’s award for community outreach.
in 2009; hh dalai lama launched alex’s text “one world many paths to peace” at the parliament of the world’s religions. in 2010; alex was awarded the vice-chancellor’s award for outstanding contribution to student learning.
his phd (law) thesis explored the capacity for competition and consumer law and policy to benefit animals.
alex is on the international advisory board of the research unit for the study of law; society & religion at the university of adelaide and is a director of spiritual care australia limited. alex is a consultant editor with the oxford journal of animal ethics and a member of the editorial board of the australian animal protection law journal.


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When a party brings a defective construction claim against a contractor, builder, architect or engineer, insurers may face a costly and time-intensive litigation process. Plaintiffs will often seek substantial settlements in these types of cases and can be unwilling to consider reasonable offers. Defense counsel will need to address complex and ever-changing laws in order to protect the insurers and their clients.
Lawler & Associates provides strategic representation and an aggressive defense for carriers and their insureds involved in construction defects litigation. We understand the complex nature of these disputes and how to best protect our clients. Whether you are defending against a single entity, or there are multiple parties involved in the dispute, our firm is in a strong position to help.
The overwhelming majority of cases that our attorneys handle are in insurance defense. In particular, we have extensive experience representing insurers and their clients in construction litigation. We provide aggressive advocacy at each stage of the process, including during case evaluation, gathering of evidence, negotiations, trials and appeals.
While our firm places the highest importance on creating strategic and customized legal strategies for each client, we also are dedicated to superior customer service. As your legal counsel, we are highly attentive and responsive to your specific needs. Our lawyers ensure that you understand the laws that apply to your case and will always keep you informed of new developments.
Lawler & Associates has a strong history of obtaining legal victories for major carriers and their insureds throughout South Texas. To learn more about our services, contact our firm at 956-720-0790 and ask to speak with a Brownsville construction defect defense lawyer.

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when a party brings a defective construction claim against a contractor, builder, architect or engineer, insurers may face a costly and time-intensive litigation process. plaintiffs will often seek substantial settlements in these types of cases and can be unwilling to consider reasonable offers. defense counsel will need to address complex and ever-changing laws in order to protect the insurers and their clients.
lawler & associates provides strategic representation and an aggressive defense for carriers and their insureds involved in construction defects litigation. we understand the complex nature of these disputes and how to best protect our clients. whether you are defending against a single entity, or there are multiple parties involved in the dispute, our firm is in a strong position to help.
the overwhelming majority of cases that our attorneys handle are in insurance defense. in particular, we have extensive experience representing insurers and their clients in construction litigation. we provide aggressive advocacy at each stage of the process, including during case evaluation, gathering of evidence, negotiations, trials and appeals.
while our firm places the highest importance on creating strategic and customized legal strategies for each client, we also are dedicated to superior customer service. as your legal counsel, we are highly attentive and responsive to your specific needs. our lawyers ensure that you understand the laws that apply to your case and will always keep you informed of new developments.
lawler & associates has a strong history of obtaining legal victories for major carriers and their insureds throughout south texas. to learn more about our services, contact our firm at 956-720-0790 and ask to speak with a brownsville construction defect defense lawyer.


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Wilson County ABC board would like to enthusiastically recommend motivational speaker Mike Hall. We brought Mike in to present a highly entertaining and educational keynote to a large number of middle and high schools in our area.
Let me assure you, Mike's program is one of, if not the best we've ever seen. When you have students and faculty alike riveted to every word a speaker says, you know you have something rare and special.
Not only does Mike engage the students with powerful stories, he makes them laugh and think a lot. His program was equally inspirational as well as empowering to the kids in our community.
If you have any questions about working with Mike, don't hesitate to reach out to me personally.

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wilson county abc board would like to enthusiastically recommend motivational speaker mike hall. we brought mike in to present a highly entertaining and educational keynote to a large number of middle and high schools in our area.
let me assure you, mike's program is one of, if not the best we've ever seen. when you have students and faculty alike riveted to every word a speaker says, you know you have something rare and special.
not only does mike engage the students with powerful stories, he makes them laugh and think a lot. his program was equally inspirational as well as empowering to the kids in our community.
if you have any questions about working with mike, don't hesitate to reach out to me personally.


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Skuid, Inc. (Skuid) is a software company headquartered in Chattanooga, Tennessee that develops a robust cloud UX design-and-deploy platform allowing companies to seamlessly unite their data, apps, and processes to unleash productivity and engagement, particularly in sales organizations. Skuid was founded in 2013 on the simple belief that enterprise apps should stop forcing people to behave like machines. Instead, apps should behave more like the humans who use them, so everyone can thrive in the digital world.
With Skuid’s simple-to-use but incredibly robust cloud design-and-deploy platform, companies can seamlessly unite their data, apps, and processes to unleash productivity and engagement. With hundreds of customers and more than 5.2 million users across 32 countries, Skuid has garnered national media coverage from Inc., Forbes, Fortune, Entrepreneur, TechCrunch, and others.
This policy applies to your use of Skuid web sites (“Skuid Sites”), including www.skuid.com, docs.skuid.com, community.skuid.com, and go.skuid.com and available content on subdomains of these sites. This policy also applies to your use of the Skuid Platform and Skuid on Salesforce Services (“Skuid Services”). This Policy explains who we are, what personal information we collect about people who visit Skuid Sites and use Skuid Services, how we’re collecting it, how we’re going to use it, who it will be shared with, how long we’re going to keep it, how we protect it, and your rights regarding your personal information.
This policy applies only to information we may collect from the above mentioned Skuid Sites and while using Skuid Services. This policy does not apply to the information that our customers store and/or access in data sources connected to Skuid Services. Please refer to your Skuid Master Subscription Agreement for information regarding the protection of information stored and/or accessed using Skuid Services.
Skuid additionally participates in the EU-US Privacy Shield Framework regarding the collection, use, and retention of personal information from European Union (EU) member countries and Switzerland that may be processed using Skuid Services. We have certified with the Department of Commerce that we adhere to the Privacy Shield Principles. For more information regarding Skuid’s Privacy Shield certification, please visit the following page: Skuid Privacy Shield Notice.
The personal information we collect may include your name, address, email address, title, company name, IP address, and internet service provider.
Skuid may collect information from you in a variety of methods as described below.
Forms, surveys, and emails utilized on Skuid Sites, conferences, events, marketing outreach and sales outreach mechanisms may be used to collect personal information. Forms, surveys and emails sent to individuals from the EU and Switzerland include an opt-in acknowledgement the first time we contact you that requires you to confirm that you approve and agree with us contacting you and collecting your information. Forms and/or code snippets incorporated into Skuid Services may also be used to obtain personal information in order to help understand and enhance your usage of Skuid Services.
Persistent-based cookies remain on your computer after you close your browser or turn off your computer. Skuid uses persistent cookies that only we can read and use to identify browsers that have previously visited Skuid Sites and Services. When you visit Skuid Sites or use Skuid Services a unique identifier is assigned you. This unique identifier is associated with a persistent cookie that Skuid places on your web browser.
Skuid is especially careful about the security and confidentiality of the information stored in persistent cookies, and Skuid does not store account numbers or passwords in persistent cookies. If you disable your web browser’s ability to accept cookies, you will be able to navigate the Skuid Sites, but you will not be able to successfully use Skuid Services. Skuid may use information from sessions and persistent cookies in combination with data about our customers and Site visitors to provide you with information about Skuid and Skuid Services, and the data stored through this method can be cleared at any time.
Web beacons may be used alone or in conjunction with cookies to compile information about customers’ and visitors’ usage of Skuid Sites and interaction with emails from Skuid. Web beacons are clear, electronic images that can recognize certain types of information on your computer, such as cookies, when you viewed a particular website tied to the web beacon, and a description of a website tied to the web beacon.
For example, Skuid may place web beacons in marketing emails that notify us when you click on a link in the email that directs you to one of the Skuid Sites. Skuid uses web beacons to operate and improve our websites and email communications. When you opt-in (sign up) for a newsletter or agree to receive emails, we may use a “click-through URL” to track links that you click. We may associate that data with your personal information to provide you with more focused email communications.
Skuid email communications include an unsubscribe link allowing you to stop delivery of that type of communication at any time. Skuid may use information from web beacons in combination with customer data to provide you with information about Skuid and Skuid Services.
When you access a Skuid Site, we collect and use information that personally identifies you to provide you with access to services we provide and our people. We collect information about you in several ways, with the purpose of operating our websites and services and providing services that you have requested, authorized, or purchased. We may also collect information about the pages you visit on our website to help us improve the site, analyze trends, and maintain the site. We merge site-visitation data with anonymous demographic information for research purposes. Skuid collects personal information while using certain areas of Skuid Services in order to help understand and enhance your usage of Skuid Services.
We may also use your personal information to contact you to participate in a market research survey, so that we can gauge customer satisfaction and develop better products. Skuid collects information about your visits to Skuid Sites, such as the name of your internet service provider (ISP) and the internet protocol (IP) address you use to access the internet. We use “cookie” and “web beacon” technology to enhance your experience, but we do not use those technologies to collect personal information.
Skuid uses third-party analytics services to help understand and enhance your usage of Skuid Services. For example, we may provide a limited amount of your information (first name, last name and email address) to third-parties and utilize these third-parties to collect data for analytics purposes when you use Skuid Services. As a data processor acting on our behalf, third-parties analyze your use of Skuid Services and track our relationship by way of cookies and similar technologies so that we can improve our services to you. We may also use these third-parties as a medium for communications, either through email, or through messages within our services.
Skuid uses a third-party service provider to manage credit card processing. This service provider is not permitted to store, retain, or use billing information except for the sole purpose of credit card processing on Skuid’s behalf. Skuid reserves the right to use or disclose information provided if required by law or if Skuid reasonably believes that the use or disclosure is necessary to protect Skuid’s rights and/or to comply with a judicial proceeding, court order, or legal process.
If you would like to opt out of having information collected by or submitted to these third-parties, please contact us at: infosec [at] skuid dot com.
We review our retention periods for personal information on a regular basis. We are legally required to hold some types of information to fulfill our statutory obligations. We also reserve the right to retain personal information as long as we believe there is a legitimate business interest for contacting you regarding Skuid products and services. We will hold your personal information on our systems for as long as is necessary for the relevant activity or as long as is set out in any relevant contract or agreement you hold with us.
These privacy guidelines are communicated to every Skuid employee. Skuid does not knowingly solicit personal information from children or send them requests for personal information. Although Skuid takes significant precautions to protect your security, we urge you to take every precaution to protect your personal data when you are on the Internet. Change your passwords often, use a combination of letters and numbers, and make sure you use a secure browser.
All Skuid emails sent to you initially require an opt-in acknowledgement. You may unsubscribe to email communications from Skuid by clicking the Unsubscribe link on any communication sent to you from Skuid. You may also change your opt-in preference by contacting marketing [at] skuid dot com.
Customers and Skuid Site visitors may update or change their registration information and opt-in preference by contacting marketing [at] skuid dot com. To update or change your billing Information, please send an email to billing [at] skuid dot com. To discontinue your account, please email sales [at] skuid dot com. All requests will be handled in a timely manner.
Skuid and its partners have implemented a variety of advanced security protocols and processes on the Skuid Sites and Services in a secure environment that utilizes firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and other advanced technology to prevent interference or access from outside intruders. Skuid also offers enhanced security features within the Skuid Services that permit customers to configure security settings to the level they deem necessary.
Customers are responsible for maintaining the security and confidentiality of their usernames and passwords. For more information regarding security utilized by Skuid on the Skuid Sites and Services, please visit the Skuid Security Page.
For the purpose of improving Skuid Services, Skuid may anonymize and analyze usage patterns within the software. This data is not shared with third parties. Skuid will not review, share, distribute, or reference any customer data except as provided in your Master Subscription Agreement or as may be required by law.
In accordance with the Skuid Master Subscription Agreement, Skuid may access customer data only if authorized by the customer. In the event access is authorized, Skuid will utilize modern, standards-compliant web browsers utilizing Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure / Transport Layer Security (HTTPS/TLS) to protect customer data using both server authentication and data encryption. These technologies help ensure that customer data is safe, secure and only available to authorized users.

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skuid, inc. (skuid) is a software company headquartered in chattanooga, tennessee that develops a robust cloud ux design-and-deploy platform allowing companies to seamlessly unite their data, apps, and processes to unleash productivity and engagement, particularly in sales organizations. skuid was founded in 2013 on the simple belief that enterprise apps should stop forcing people to behave like machines. instead, apps should behave more like the humans who use them, so everyone can thrive in the digital world.
with skuid’s simple-to-use but incredibly robust cloud design-and-deploy platform, companies can seamlessly unite their data, apps, and processes to unleash productivity and engagement. with hundreds of customers and more than 5.2 million users across 32 countries, skuid has garnered national media coverage from inc., forbes, fortune, entrepreneur, techcrunch, and others.
this policy applies to your use of skuid web sites (“skuid sites”), including www.skuid.com, docs.skuid.com, community.skuid.com, and go.skuid.com and available content on subdomains of these sites. this policy also applies to your use of the skuid platform and skuid on salesforce services (“skuid services”). this policy explains who we are, what personal information we collect about people who visit skuid sites and use skuid services, how we’re collecting it, how we’re going to use it, who it will be shared with, how long we’re going to keep it, how we protect it, and your rights regarding your personal information.
this policy applies only to information we may collect from the above mentioned skuid sites and while using skuid services. this policy does not apply to the information that our customers store and/or access in data sources connected to skuid services. please refer to your skuid master subscription agreement for information regarding the protection of information stored and/or accessed using skuid services.
skuid additionally participates in the eu-us privacy shield framework regarding the collection, use, and retention of personal information from european union (eu) member countries and switzerland that may be processed using skuid services. we have certified with the department of commerce that we adhere to the privacy shield principles. for more information regarding skuid’s privacy shield certification, please visit the following page: skuid privacy shield notice.
the personal information we collect may include your name, address, email address, title, company name, ip address, and internet service provider.
skuid may collect information from you in a variety of methods as described below.
forms, surveys, and emails utilized on skuid sites, conferences, events, marketing outreach and sales outreach mechanisms may be used to collect personal information. forms, surveys and emails sent to individuals from the eu and switzerland include an opt-in acknowledgement the first time we contact you that requires you to confirm that you approve and agree with us contacting you and collecting your information. forms and/or code snippets incorporated into skuid services may also be used to obtain personal information in order to help understand and enhance your usage of skuid services.
persistent-based cookies remain on your computer after you close your browser or turn off your computer. skuid uses persistent cookies that only we can read and use to identify browsers that have previously visited skuid sites and services. when you visit skuid sites or use skuid services a unique identifier is assigned you. this unique identifier is associated with a persistent cookie that skuid places on your web browser.
skuid is especially careful about the security and confidentiality of the information stored in persistent cookies, and skuid does not store account numbers or passwords in persistent cookies. if you disable your web browser’s ability to accept cookies, you will be able to navigate the skuid sites, but you will not be able to successfully use skuid services. skuid may use information from sessions and persistent cookies in combination with data about our customers and site visitors to provide you with information about skuid and skuid services, and the data stored through this method can be cleared at any time.
web beacons may be used alone or in conjunction with cookies to compile information about customers’ and visitors’ usage of skuid sites and interaction with emails from skuid. web beacons are clear, electronic images that can recognize certain types of information on your computer, such as cookies, when you viewed a particular website tied to the web beacon, and a description of a website tied to the web beacon.
for example, skuid may place web beacons in marketing emails that notify us when you click on a link in the email that directs you to one of the skuid sites. skuid uses web beacons to operate and improve our websites and email communications. when you opt-in (sign up) for a newsletter or agree to receive emails, we may use a “click-through url” to track links that you click. we may associate that data with your personal information to provide you with more focused email communications.
skuid email communications include an unsubscribe link allowing you to stop delivery of that type of communication at any time. skuid may use information from web beacons in combination with customer data to provide you with information about skuid and skuid services.
when you access a skuid site, we collect and use information that personally identifies you to provide you with access to services we provide and our people. we collect information about you in several ways, with the purpose of operating our websites and services and providing services that you have requested, authorized, or purchased. we may also collect information about the pages you visit on our website to help us improve the site, analyze trends, and maintain the site. we merge site-visitation data with anonymous demographic information for research purposes. skuid collects personal information while using certain areas of skuid services in order to help understand and enhance your usage of skuid services.
we may also use your personal information to contact you to participate in a market research survey, so that we can gauge customer satisfaction and develop better products. skuid collects information about your visits to skuid sites, such as the name of your internet service provider (isp) and the internet protocol (ip) address you use to access the internet. we use “cookie” and “web beacon” technology to enhance your experience, but we do not use those technologies to collect personal information.
skuid uses third-party analytics services to help understand and enhance your usage of skuid services. for example, we may provide a limited amount of your information (first name, last name and email address) to third-parties and utilize these third-parties to collect data for analytics purposes when you use skuid services. as a data processor acting on our behalf, third-parties analyze your use of skuid services and track our relationship by way of cookies and similar technologies so that we can improve our services to you. we may also use these third-parties as a medium for communications, either through email, or through messages within our services.
skuid uses a third-party service provider to manage credit card processing. this service provider is not permitted to store, retain, or use billing information except for the sole purpose of credit card processing on skuid’s behalf. skuid reserves the right to use or disclose information provided if required by law or if skuid reasonably believes that the use or disclosure is necessary to protect skuid’s rights and/or to comply with a judicial proceeding, court order, or legal process.
if you would like to opt out of having information collected by or submitted to these third-parties, please contact us at: infosec [at] skuid dot com.
we review our retention periods for personal information on a regular basis. we are legally required to hold some types of information to fulfill our statutory obligations. we also reserve the right to retain personal information as long as we believe there is a legitimate business interest for contacting you regarding skuid products and services. we will hold your personal information on our systems for as long as is necessary for the relevant activity or as long as is set out in any relevant contract or agreement you hold with us.
these privacy guidelines are communicated to every skuid employee. skuid does not knowingly solicit personal information from children or send them requests for personal information. although skuid takes significant precautions to protect your security, we urge you to take every precaution to protect your personal data when you are on the internet. change your passwords often, use a combination of letters and numbers, and make sure you use a secure browser.
all skuid emails sent to you initially require an opt-in acknowledgement. you may unsubscribe to email communications from skuid by clicking the unsubscribe link on any communication sent to you from skuid. you may also change your opt-in preference by contacting marketing [at] skuid dot com.
customers and skuid site visitors may update or change their registration information and opt-in preference by contacting marketing [at] skuid dot com. to update or change your billing information, please send an email to billing [at] skuid dot com. to discontinue your account, please email sales [at] skuid dot com. all requests will be handled in a timely manner.
skuid and its partners have implemented a variety of advanced security protocols and processes on the skuid sites and services in a secure environment that utilizes firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and other advanced technology to prevent interference or access from outside intruders. skuid also offers enhanced security features within the skuid services that permit customers to configure security settings to the level they deem necessary.
customers are responsible for maintaining the security and confidentiality of their usernames and passwords. for more information regarding security utilized by skuid on the skuid sites and services, please visit the skuid security page.
for the purpose of improving skuid services, skuid may anonymize and analyze usage patterns within the software. this data is not shared with third parties. skuid will not review, share, distribute, or reference any customer data except as provided in your master subscription agreement or as may be required by law.
in accordance with the skuid master subscription agreement, skuid may access customer data only if authorized by the customer. in the event access is authorized, skuid will utilize modern, standards-compliant web browsers utilizing hyper text transfer protocol secure / transport layer security (https/tls) to protect customer data using both server authentication and data encryption. these technologies help ensure that customer data is safe, secure and only available to authorized users.


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The Department of Defense (DoD, USDOD, or DOD) is an executive branch department of the federal government charged with coordinating and supervising all agencies and functions of the government concerned directly with national security and the United States Armed Forces.
Become A Fighter Pilot. (Affiliate Link) Do you dream of flying for the United States Military but don’t have a clue about how or where to begin?
Todays Military. You have a calling. We have an answer. The Military can help you lead a life of purpose.
U.S. Army. GET IN TOUCH If a sense of duty drives you, take the next step toward something great.

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the department of defense (dod, usdod, or dod) is an executive branch department of the federal government charged with coordinating and supervising all agencies and functions of the government concerned directly with national security and the united states armed forces.
become a fighter pilot. (affiliate link) do you dream of flying for the united states military but don’t have a clue about how or where to begin?
todays military. you have a calling. we have an answer. the military can help you lead a life of purpose.
u.s. army. get in touch if a sense of duty drives you, take the next step toward something great.


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SDAH - CG LOCAL (34512) departs from SEALDAH Railway Station at 05:45.
SDAH - CG LOCAL reach on day 1 to CANNING Railway Station. The arrival time of SDAH - CG LOCAL at CANNING Railway Station is 06:57.
SDAH - CG LOCAL covers 45 km to reach CANNING Railway Station at average speed of 38 km/hr. SDAH - CG LOCAL passes through 16 stations.

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sdah - cg local (34512) departs from sealdah railway station at 05:45.
sdah - cg local reach on day 1 to canning railway station. the arrival time of sdah - cg local at canning railway station is 06:57.
sdah - cg local covers 45 km to reach canning railway station at average speed of 38 km/hr. sdah - cg local passes through 16 stations.


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Some people make quilts using Flying Geese and then others of us have to do Psychotic Seagulls. They're made the same way, sewing 2 squares onto a rectangle, on the diagonal, but when you're making a beachy placemat, geese just didn't seem fitting. And the effect you get is different, too, as you end up with chevrons or arrows in bright colors, instead of a colored triangle surrounded by white or some other solid. Where the one in the link is a blue triangle with white below it, mine would be blue with blue below it, making the arrow. The process is exactly the same, though. In retrospect, I could have done them a different way, faster and easier, but this started out differently and evolved as it went along and turned out OK. Next time I think I would just sew strips together into a long row of piano keys and then cut them on an angle and piece the 2 rows together down the middle, forming the chevron that way.
Anyway, this is the placemat I made for the swap at Flickr. I sent it to Sudi-Laura and she received it yesterday which means I can show it to you. I had so much fun making it, I tried new things and they came out well, I think. The flying geese/seagulls were new for me but very easy to do. Only problem is that the strips of them are very unstable as to staying straight and I ended up with a placemat that doesn't want to lie down really flat, it has a couple of little waves in it. Hence the term- psychotic seagulls. Psychedelic would work, too.
I did some hand applique on the back- the bottle and sand covering it.
And when you tug on the cork- out comes the label. This part was SO fun for me, I love doing quirky, odd things like this. And I just adore hidey-holes, and I think this qualifies as such!
Inspector #7 was doing a great job, too!
Have a great weekend, everybody! Make something fun. I was kind of sad when this got finished up, it was a great weekend project!
Oh WOW!! That is so lovely and colourful!! I had to have a good look to see what you meant first but I have worked it out how to do that border!! very clever.
Totally blown away by the message in the bottle. How ingenious! You are amazingly creative!!
Such a cute and clever design, and the message in a bottle is SUPER clever!!!! What a creative person you are!!!!!!
This one won't be forgotten for a long time, Sooz! It is simply amazing...front and back! Bravo to you for your marvelous creativity!
What a great placemat! Love the colorful border and the bottle on the back. The tag inside the bottle just adds to the fun! Such a creative idea.
For a three-eyed chick you do okay! Maybe that's one reason your hubby picked you. Love the shot of NP.
Wow Susan this is a great placemat. So colourful and I love what you did on the back with label. Very clever!!
Bloody hell!! That is magnificent!!! Really, I am jaw droppingly stunned over here. You're so good at the wee fiddly bits, I don't know how you have the patience. And the piece de resistance is that cork and label. Where did THAT idea come from?!?!? Smartypants.
P.S. I laughed good style over the first wife dig!! I don't get away with comments like that yet - it's been 15 years but he's still touchy about Mrs G. number 1!!
This is so fun! I love it. And kitty - well just seems right at home there. Gotta love fabric and pets!
very fun! the houses are fab and I love the bright colors.
It can happen in an instant!
It's been a good week! OK, a great week!
Potholder Pass II sucessfully completed!

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some people make quilts using flying geese and then others of us have to do psychotic seagulls. they're made the same way, sewing 2 squares onto a rectangle, on the diagonal, but when you're making a beachy placemat, geese just didn't seem fitting. and the effect you get is different, too, as you end up with chevrons or arrows in bright colors, instead of a colored triangle surrounded by white or some other solid. where the one in the link is a blue triangle with white below it, mine would be blue with blue below it, making the arrow. the process is exactly the same, though. in retrospect, i could have done them a different way, faster and easier, but this started out differently and evolved as it went along and turned out ok. next time i think i would just sew strips together into a long row of piano keys and then cut them on an angle and piece the 2 rows together down the middle, forming the chevron that way.
anyway, this is the placemat i made for the swap at flickr. i sent it to sudi-laura and she received it yesterday which means i can show it to you. i had so much fun making it, i tried new things and they came out well, i think. the flying geese/seagulls were new for me but very easy to do. only problem is that the strips of them are very unstable as to staying straight and i ended up with a placemat that doesn't want to lie down really flat, it has a couple of little waves in it. hence the term- psychotic seagulls. psychedelic would work, too.
i did some hand applique on the back- the bottle and sand covering it.
and when you tug on the cork- out comes the label. this part was so fun for me, i love doing quirky, odd things like this. and i just adore hidey-holes, and i think this qualifies as such!
inspector #7 was doing a great job, too!
have a great weekend, everybody! make something fun. i was kind of sad when this got finished up, it was a great weekend project!
oh wow!! that is so lovely and colourful!! i had to have a good look to see what you meant first but i have worked it out how to do that border!! very clever.
totally blown away by the message in the bottle. how ingenious! you are amazingly creative!!
such a cute and clever design, and the message in a bottle is super clever!!!! what a creative person you are!!!!!!
this one won't be forgotten for a long time, sooz! it is simply amazing...front and back! bravo to you for your marvelous creativity!
what a great placemat! love the colorful border and the bottle on the back. the tag inside the bottle just adds to the fun! such a creative idea.
for a three-eyed chick you do okay! maybe that's one reason your hubby picked you. love the shot of np.
wow susan this is a great placemat. so colourful and i love what you did on the back with label. very clever!!
bloody hell!! that is magnificent!!! really, i am jaw droppingly stunned over here. you're so good at the wee fiddly bits, i don't know how you have the patience. and the piece de resistance is that cork and label. where did that idea come from?!?!? smartypants.
p.s. i laughed good style over the first wife dig!! i don't get away with comments like that yet - it's been 15 years but he's still touchy about mrs g. number 1!!
this is so fun! i love it. and kitty - well just seems right at home there. gotta love fabric and pets!
very fun! the houses are fab and i love the bright colors.
it can happen in an instant!
it's been a good week! ok, a great week!
potholder pass ii sucessfully completed!


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The Olympics is considered to be the world’s greatest sports competition. Held every four years, athletes from around the world participate in various sporting events in front of a global audience. With over 200 participating nations, each athlete strives for glory and the chance to represent their country.
Inspired by the ancient Olympic games, the first modern Olympics took place in 1896 with a total of 280 participants from 13 nations. Since then, the Olympics have changed dramatically with more modern games introduced every year.
During the inaugural Olympics, the main event was athletics. The winners were awarded a silver medal along with an olive branch, whilst runners up received a bronze medal and an olive branch. In 1900, the first equestrian event was introduced to the Olympics. The Grand Prix jumping event comprised a total of 37 competitors. The elite riding event was dominated by the Belgians taking first and second place. Boxing was first introduced into the Olympics in 1904. This popular event has been included in every summer Olympic Games since 1904, with the exception of the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm.
In 1908 modern field hockey was introduced into the Olympic games. For a long time, India dominated the sport, winning a total of seven out of eight Olympic titles between 1928 and 1964. 1912 saw the first modern pentathlon event at the Olympics. This multi-skill event included fencing, a 200m freestyle swim and show jumping. The final comprised of a mix between pistol shooting and a 3200m cross country run. It wasn’t until 1936 that handball was introduced into the Olympics, but it was short lived. In 1972 indoor handball was reintroduced, with Croatia and France topping the medal tables. Judo was introduced to the Olympics in 1964 in Tokyo, Japan. While not included in the 1968 Olympics, the highly disciplined sport has been around ever since. Japan has dominated the sport with an impressive 70 medals to date.1984 saw the introduction of synchronised swimming, followed by badminton in 1992. The modernisation of the Olympics was first felt in 2008, with the introduction of the BMX event. This modern cycling event sees competitors race through a track filled with jumps and obstacles.
With modern technology making a big impact on today’s social and economic environment, the stage has been set for the first ever eGames event at the Olympics. With the popularity of online gaming it’s a natural progression, and one that’s sure to attract a large amount of attention.
At Rio 2016 the International eGames Committee is hosting the inaugural Olympics eGames event. This exciting pop up event will take place on Monday 15th and Tuesday 16th of August at British House, Parque Lage, Rio, Brazil.
Teams from the UK, Canada, the USA and Brazil will represent their country in one of the most prestigious eSports events in history. Participants will compete for the chance to represent their country on the biggest eSports stage to date and to win Gold, Bronze and Silver medals.

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the olympics is considered to be the world’s greatest sports competition. held every four years, athletes from around the world participate in various sporting events in front of a global audience. with over 200 participating nations, each athlete strives for glory and the chance to represent their country.
inspired by the ancient olympic games, the first modern olympics took place in 1896 with a total of 280 participants from 13 nations. since then, the olympics have changed dramatically with more modern games introduced every year.
during the inaugural olympics, the main event was athletics. the winners were awarded a silver medal along with an olive branch, whilst runners up received a bronze medal and an olive branch. in 1900, the first equestrian event was introduced to the olympics. the grand prix jumping event comprised a total of 37 competitors. the elite riding event was dominated by the belgians taking first and second place. boxing was first introduced into the olympics in 1904. this popular event has been included in every summer olympic games since 1904, with the exception of the 1912 olympics in stockholm.
in 1908 modern field hockey was introduced into the olympic games. for a long time, india dominated the sport, winning a total of seven out of eight olympic titles between 1928 and 1964. 1912 saw the first modern pentathlon event at the olympics. this multi-skill event included fencing, a 200m freestyle swim and show jumping. the final comprised of a mix between pistol shooting and a 3200m cross country run. it wasn’t until 1936 that handball was introduced into the olympics, but it was short lived. in 1972 indoor handball was reintroduced, with croatia and france topping the medal tables. judo was introduced to the olympics in 1964 in tokyo, japan. while not included in the 1968 olympics, the highly disciplined sport has been around ever since. japan has dominated the sport with an impressive 70 medals to date.1984 saw the introduction of synchronised swimming, followed by badminton in 1992. the modernisation of the olympics was first felt in 2008, with the introduction of the bmx event. this modern cycling event sees competitors race through a track filled with jumps and obstacles.
with modern technology making a big impact on today’s social and economic environment, the stage has been set for the first ever egames event at the olympics. with the popularity of online gaming it’s a natural progression, and one that’s sure to attract a large amount of attention.
at rio 2016 the international egames committee is hosting the inaugural olympics egames event. this exciting pop up event will take place on monday 15th and tuesday 16th of august at british house, parque lage, rio, brazil.
teams from the uk, canada, the usa and brazil will represent their country in one of the most prestigious esports events in history. participants will compete for the chance to represent their country on the biggest esports stage to date and to win gold, bronze and silver medals.


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The first in his family to go to college, Harvey E. Najim graduated from University of Wichita with a B.A. in mathematics in 1964. Najim spent more than a decade at IBM Corporation before founding Star Data Systems in 1980. In 1993, Najim renamed his company Sirius Computer Solutions, which has grown into one of the largest IT solutions integrators in the United States. Sirius is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, and posted 2012 revenues of approximately $1.3 billion.
In 2006, Najim negotiated a big business deal that wound up making him a lot of money, money he reportedly didn't need. That's when Najim started thinking, "What did I want to have accomplished when I leave this world?’" The answer? Philanthropy, with an injection of $75 million to create the Najim Family Foundation. In the summer of 2010, Najim added another $7 million to the foundation in honor of his 70th birthday and another $2 million soon after. Najim has also pledged another $125 million to the foundation within three to five years. Since 2007, the Najim Family Foundation and Najim have given out approximately $65 million in grants and pledges to close to 200 different organizations.
Since its inception, the Najim Family Foundation has supported "various public charities in Greater San Antonio that advance children’s education, children’s medical treatment, medical research for illnesses and diseases affecting children, and other children’s charitable purposes." As Najim puts it, all children need is "someone to believe in 'em." Given Najim's own background as a first-generation college graduate who has gone enjoyed tremendous success, this focus makes sense. And the good news is that the Najim Family Foundation is accessible, with a helpful website and several staff. The foundation is also open to LOIs.
Recent money out of the foundation's "Medical Needs and Medical Research" grantmaking category has gone to outfits such as National Kidney Foundation, Epilepsy Foundation, Down Syndrome Association, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International, American Cancer Society, Make-A-Wish Foundation of Central and South Texas, and Transplants for Children. CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System received $3 million in 2013, and Santa Rosa Children's Hospital in San Antonio received $250,000 in the 2013 fiscal year.
The Najim Family Foundation has also supported children through two grantmaking categories: Child Abuse & Neglect and Improving the Lives of Children. Recent support includes Child Advocates San Antonio (CASA), Dallas Children's Advocacy Center, Family Violence Prevention Services, Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services, Boysville (a comprehensive, residential care facility in south Texas, providing support and a home for children,) and SAMMinistries, which tackles homelessness in San Antonio. In 2014, Najim chaired the annual United Way Campaign, helping the organization raise a record-breaking $55 million.
Najim also helped create the Harvey E. Najim Hope Center at the San Antonio Children's Shelter, described as "a specialized outpatient mental health clinic that provides accessible mental health services for children and families as a result of abuse, neglect, and/or abandonment." The Hope Center officially opened its doors in October of 2015.
Other funds have been earmarked for education outfits, with recent grantees including the University of Texas Foundation, Idea Public Schools (which received a $115,000 grant in the 2013 fiscal year), Junior Achievement of South Texas, various Texas chapters of the dropout prevention organization Communities in Schools, and KIPP Aspire Academy, which received $200,000 in the 2013 fiscal year.
The Najim Family Foundation also funds organizations that support children with developmental disabilities. Grantees include special education school The Arc of San Antonio, Any Baby Can Austin and Any Baby Can San Antonio, which offer "a wide variety of services to serve families of children with chronic illness or disability," Kinetic Kids, which provides therapy services to children with special needs, and Autism Community Network.
Those in the San Antonio area working within these areas of interest should keep Najim on their radar. Finally, it's worth mentioning that Najim's wife Nancy is the president and CEO of the San Antonio Humane Society, so perhaps some animal philanthropy is down the line, too.

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the first in his family to go to college, harvey e. najim graduated from university of wichita with a b.a. in mathematics in 1964. najim spent more than a decade at ibm corporation before founding star data systems in 1980. in 1993, najim renamed his company sirius computer solutions, which has grown into one of the largest it solutions integrators in the united states. sirius is headquartered in san antonio, texas, and posted 2012 revenues of approximately $1.3 billion.
in 2006, najim negotiated a big business deal that wound up making him a lot of money, money he reportedly didn't need. that's when najim started thinking, "what did i want to have accomplished when i leave this world?’" the answer? philanthropy, with an injection of $75 million to create the najim family foundation. in the summer of 2010, najim added another $7 million to the foundation in honor of his 70th birthday and another $2 million soon after. najim has also pledged another $125 million to the foundation within three to five years. since 2007, the najim family foundation and najim have given out approximately $65 million in grants and pledges to close to 200 different organizations.
since its inception, the najim family foundation has supported "various public charities in greater san antonio that advance children’s education, children’s medical treatment, medical research for illnesses and diseases affecting children, and other children’s charitable purposes." as najim puts it, all children need is "someone to believe in 'em." given najim's own background as a first-generation college graduate who has gone enjoyed tremendous success, this focus makes sense. and the good news is that the najim family foundation is accessible, with a helpful website and several staff. the foundation is also open to lois.
recent money out of the foundation's "medical needs and medical research" grantmaking category has gone to outfits such as national kidney foundation, epilepsy foundation, down syndrome association, leukemia & lymphoma society, juvenile diabetes research foundation international, american cancer society, make-a-wish foundation of central and south texas, and transplants for children. christus santa rosa health system received $3 million in 2013, and santa rosa children's hospital in san antonio received $250,000 in the 2013 fiscal year.
the najim family foundation has also supported children through two grantmaking categories: child abuse & neglect and improving the lives of children. recent support includes child advocates san antonio (casa), dallas children's advocacy center, family violence prevention services, presbyterian children's homes and services, boysville (a comprehensive, residential care facility in south texas, providing support and a home for children,) and samministries, which tackles homelessness in san antonio. in 2014, najim chaired the annual united way campaign, helping the organization raise a record-breaking $55 million.
najim also helped create the harvey e. najim hope center at the san antonio children's shelter, described as "a specialized outpatient mental health clinic that provides accessible mental health services for children and families as a result of abuse, neglect, and/or abandonment." the hope center officially opened its doors in october of 2015.
other funds have been earmarked for education outfits, with recent grantees including the university of texas foundation, idea public schools (which received a $115,000 grant in the 2013 fiscal year), junior achievement of south texas, various texas chapters of the dropout prevention organization communities in schools, and kipp aspire academy, which received $200,000 in the 2013 fiscal year.
the najim family foundation also funds organizations that support children with developmental disabilities. grantees include special education school the arc of san antonio, any baby can austin and any baby can san antonio, which offer "a wide variety of services to serve families of children with chronic illness or disability," kinetic kids, which provides therapy services to children with special needs, and autism community network.
those in the san antonio area working within these areas of interest should keep najim on their radar. finally, it's worth mentioning that najim's wife nancy is the president and ceo of the san antonio humane society, so perhaps some animal philanthropy is down the line, too.


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Kids and chores and motivation, oh my | House Unseen. Life Unscripted.
"Are there tasks/chores that your kids have entirely overtaken? Have you ever had to deal with a kid who goes into slow motion when it's time to do chores, and if so, how do you deal with that? Not that I've ever had a five-year-old who does that to me ten times a day."
There are many other things that get done around the house that I or other people do, but it's more of a rotating/as needed thing. But the above stuff I really don't do. I schedule and I assign and I remind, but the actual doing is not mine anymore. Many hands make light work!
As for slow motion during chore time, I think a better question might be "have you ever had to deal with a kid who DOESN'T go into slow motion when it's time to do chores?" There's gotta be an entire chapter in the how-to-be-a-kid manual devoted to stalling and complaining when it comes time to do undesirable or even vaguely less than exhilarating activities. It's crazy. My favorite* is when a person spends more time pontificating about the unfairness of the situation than it would take to just complete the assigned task.
So. Motivation, yes? One thing is that when it's "clean up time," I am also cleaning up. I'm not doing the things they can and should be doing, but I'm doing the other things that need to be done, so that it feels like a team effort. There's a certain energy created by everyone working together that helps move the crowd along, an energy that you lose if some people are lounging on the sofas painting their collective nails (for example).
Another thing I sometimes do is to tap into the children's natural competitive streak with speed cleaning competitions and other ridiculous things like that. I also do a set small task with fun break after it. Like "we're gonna clear this table and then we can find that chicken dance video on Youtube. Go, go, go!" And then I have to actually find the chicken dance video and not move the goal post (by adding one more requirement) or come up with a reason not to do the dance, which is definitely the hardest part for me. Can't we just keep cleaning non-stop until the house is spotless? Why aren't you young people motivated by an unreasonable vision of perfection?!? Oops. Was that out loud?
I am also not above bribery. Screen time (one episode of some kids' show on Amazon prime video or playing on the computer for 20 minutes) is a reward for finishing _______________ task, usually cleaning up a certain number or type of thing in the play room. Friday night family movie nights can only happen if the den and playroom are "vacuum clean," which means for real actually totally clean and vacuumed, not that weird kind of fake cleaning where everything ends up along the edges of the room and there's a clear circle in the center that's roughly 2.6' in diameter.
Even with all of this there can still be a lot of frustration and general grumbling and often that's because people need food or sleep or a potty break. Never overlook the physical when someone is being downright unmanageable, know what I'm sayin'? But sometimes you do everything right and kids go ahead and dig in their heals, assert their free will and well, that's just mom lyfe I guess. It's boring to say it but consistency, setting a good example, and establishing a culture of service will eventually pay off. It's just that getting to eventually might require manymanymany evening glasses of wine. Not all on the same day. Just....you know...manymanymany days. So don't stress. If a 5 year old is doing chores at all, you're already winning!
This is so helpful! My oldest is about to turn 6, and I'm (finally?) realizing that he's plenty old enough to have some regular chores and why am I still putting his clean clothes away in his dresser for him instead of asking him to do it? (Because I like to know the clothes are folded neatly and put away in the RIGHT places, even if they're not my clothes... why do I even care? I have no idea!).

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kids and chores and motivation, oh my | house unseen. life unscripted.
"are there tasks/chores that your kids have entirely overtaken? have you ever had to deal with a kid who goes into slow motion when it's time to do chores, and if so, how do you deal with that? not that i've ever had a five-year-old who does that to me ten times a day."
there are many other things that get done around the house that i or other people do, but it's more of a rotating/as needed thing. but the above stuff i really don't do. i schedule and i assign and i remind, but the actual doing is not mine anymore. many hands make light work!
as for slow motion during chore time, i think a better question might be "have you ever had to deal with a kid who doesn't go into slow motion when it's time to do chores?" there's gotta be an entire chapter in the how-to-be-a-kid manual devoted to stalling and complaining when it comes time to do undesirable or even vaguely less than exhilarating activities. it's crazy. my favorite* is when a person spends more time pontificating about the unfairness of the situation than it would take to just complete the assigned task.
so. motivation, yes? one thing is that when it's "clean up time," i am also cleaning up. i'm not doing the things they can and should be doing, but i'm doing the other things that need to be done, so that it feels like a team effort. there's a certain energy created by everyone working together that helps move the crowd along, an energy that you lose if some people are lounging on the sofas painting their collective nails (for example).
another thing i sometimes do is to tap into the children's natural competitive streak with speed cleaning competitions and other ridiculous things like that. i also do a set small task with fun break after it. like "we're gonna clear this table and then we can find that chicken dance video on youtube. go, go, go!" and then i have to actually find the chicken dance video and not move the goal post (by adding one more requirement) or come up with a reason not to do the dance, which is definitely the hardest part for me. can't we just keep cleaning non-stop until the house is spotless? why aren't you young people motivated by an unreasonable vision of perfection?!? oops. was that out loud?
i am also not above bribery. screen time (one episode of some kids' show on amazon prime video or playing on the computer for 20 minutes) is a reward for finishing _______________ task, usually cleaning up a certain number or type of thing in the play room. friday night family movie nights can only happen if the den and playroom are "vacuum clean," which means for real actually totally clean and vacuumed, not that weird kind of fake cleaning where everything ends up along the edges of the room and there's a clear circle in the center that's roughly 2.6' in diameter.
even with all of this there can still be a lot of frustration and general grumbling and often that's because people need food or sleep or a potty break. never overlook the physical when someone is being downright unmanageable, know what i'm sayin'? but sometimes you do everything right and kids go ahead and dig in their heals, assert their free will and well, that's just mom lyfe i guess. it's boring to say it but consistency, setting a good example, and establishing a culture of service will eventually pay off. it's just that getting to eventually might require manymanymany evening glasses of wine. not all on the same day. just....you know...manymanymany days. so don't stress. if a 5 year old is doing chores at all, you're already winning!
this is so helpful! my oldest is about to turn 6, and i'm (finally?) realizing that he's plenty old enough to have some regular chores and why am i still putting his clean clothes away in his dresser for him instead of asking him to do it? (because i like to know the clothes are folded neatly and put away in the right places, even if they're not my clothes... why do i even care? i have no idea!).