 Mushroom Beach, every evening a huge swarm of sparrows was passing by. So we spend the days with delicious food, relaxing beach walks and a cold sundowner beer. Steffen could even do a diving trip with the giant manta rays which reside in the waters around the neighboring island of Nusa Penida. After a half-hour ride along the cliffs of the island, he jumped into the in part 16 degrees (!) cool water and set out in search of the majestic and up to nine meters long animals. After 15 minutes without success Steffen already doubted if the whole thing was not just a tourist scam, when suddenly five rays came out of the blue depth and circled the dive group for several unforgettable minutes before they disappeared into the vastness of the ocean. WOW!!!
Sadly Steffen was less fortunate with the search for the second underwater attraction of Penida: the very strange looking sunfish. But even if he missed out on the heaviest bony fish in the world, the very colorful and species-rich reefs of the island made the second dive an amazing experience what Franka also was able to confirm the beauty of the underwater after her snorkeling trip. We are looking forward to the time when we can introduce India to the wonders of the underwater world as well. At the end we had used up our multi-million dollar bundle of Indonesian rupees and it was time to finally leave for Australia. Wher many new, strange animals above and below sea level were waiting for us. So at the end of our Bali stay we were not overly sad to leave this beautiful island province of Indonesia, for our adventure was still at its beginning...
As humans, we are made of energy, and in turn we can create amazing energy. This means that each new day, we have a new opportunity to present ourselves to the world. We get to decide if we’ll show up, and when we determine that we will, we can increase and manifest positive thoughts and energy to transform the way we live our lives.
Here are my top four tips for living a high-vibration life.
My daily mindset is to make intentional decisions that are what I call “high vibrations.” They are the fulfilling decisions that ultimately shape our happiness.
It can start with being intentional with our thoughts and feelings and following our intuition that comes from within us. I feel a great sense of joy when I’m following that inner voice because I know that I’m leading from my soul.
When you’ve fine-tuned your intuition, you can then practice taking positive action from those intuitive thoughts. My advice for my clients is to give those good thoughts a real chance—just say yes!
There is a unique energy you get when you feel confident in your life choices. While there can be a tendency to overthink your choices, there is a great sense of freedom from making decisions that wake up your soul. And it doesn’t need to be complicated—it can be as simple as ordering your favorite drink at lunch or taking some extra time to see a friend. It’s allowing yourself to truly experience and live life.
When you begin to practice listening to your inner voice, you’ll then start to find yourself presented with more opportunities to be open to new experiences.
High-vibration decisions bring clarity, and with clarity comes a daily intention to unleash our best self into the world. These daily decisions don’t need to be big, and in fact they usually go back to focusing on the basics.
The simple goal is to live the life you dream about.
We must be open to spending time daily, making progress, and focusing on things that make us feel lifted to our best selves. But openness is also a willingness to say no to tasks or obligations that make us feel out of alignment with our daily or life goals. It’s a simple principle, but it’s easy to forget: saying no is just as important as saying yes. 
I’ve found that it’s easier to say no when you remember that you have the power and responsibility to determine your life—every single day. It’s vital to live life on your own terms instead of responding to the expectations of others.
I am often told that my energy or vibration is one that people want to be around. I know this energy comes from within me.
After experiencing a stroke, I know that I am blessed to be alive, and I choose each day to truly live. I am now actively choosing what I do with my time and attention. I choose where and how my energy is used each day, and I do that by choosing joy.
I believe strongly in how we create our energy. I believe in making high-vibration decisions from the moment we wake up in the morning. It’s vital to wake up and check our attitude, our thoughts, and our heart. I have my “Top 3” routine that I do every single day. It has become a foundation for me to see ongoing and lasting change as I strive to life a high-vibration life.
3. Accomplish one goal for the day that you have been putting off.
We have the power to raise our energetic vibrations. We can change our focus in order to bring more ease and flow into our lives. And when we intentionally make higher-vibration decisions, we will experience more peace and happiness.
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The CACCE Partnership is one of fifteen projects funded in 2010 by the National Science Foundation (NSF) as part of their Climate Change Education Partnership (CCEP) program.
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The CACCE Partnership was funded in 2010 of the NSF's Climate Change Education Partnership (CCEP) program. The Partnership included faculty and investigators from the University of South Florida (USF), the University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez (UPRM), the Hillsborough County Public Schools (HCPS), and the Florida Aquarium in Tampa.
producing new knowledge about climate change, about preparing students to work on climate-related problems, and about means for effectively engaging the broader community in understanding the issue.Enter Sunday, we took a day tour through Wicklow County, the Wicklow mountains, and Glendalough (). The Irish mountains, countryside, and rural hospitality was everything I dreamnt it
So, back in Dublin on Monday for one last day. We did the only logical thing to do - tour the infamous Guiness Storehouse. We encountered a few obstacles on our Monday morning quest for Guiness. The first was waking up.
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Brian,
It's Michael Philipps (don't ask why my username is Brianphilipps). I'm living in Belgium now. Drop me an email at philippsm@isb.be. I'm thinking of coming to London soon (maybe as early as next week) and you should come over and check out Brussels. Hope to hear from you soon.Dame Minouche Shafik has emerged as a leading contender to take over at the Bank of England and could be named governor within days.
The 57-year-old economist would be the first woman to lead the central bank in its 326-year history, should she succeed Mark Carney in January.
Egyptian-born Shafik is a former deputy governor at the Bank and is understood to be Boris Johnson’s and Chancellor Sajid Javid’s favoured candidate.
The next governor’s appointment – postponed until after the General Election – is seen as a crucial step for the Government following the dramatic Tory victory.
The role is one of the most powerful positions in the UK with responsibility for setting interest rates, the health of the banking system and financial stability.
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Other names in the frame include another former deputy governor, Sir Paul Tucker, Santander UK chairman Baroness Vadera, Financial Conduct Authority chief Andrew Bailey and deputy governors Ben Broadbent and Sir Jon Cunliffe.
Shafik was deputy governor from 2014 to 2017 before leaving and taking a job as head of the London School of Economics.
She previously had stints at the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, and served as permanent secretary to the Government’s Department for International Development.
Her family was forced to flee Egypt when she was just four to escape General Nasser’s nationalisations in the 1960s.
Shafik, who speaks English, Arabic and French, used to be married to Mohamed El-Erian, the former boss of Pimco, the world’s largest bond house.
In 2002, she married second husband Raffael Jovine, with whom she had twins, and is also stepmother to his three daughters.
Will Dame Minouche Shafik be the first female Bank governor?The Barnesville Hospital Auxiliary’s tradition of giving continued as they recently donated over $5,700 for the purchase of needed medical equipment. Direct patient care areas benefit from the Auxiliary’s generosity. This year’s contribution enabled the purchase of a vital signs monitor, pulse oximeter, digital thermometer, IV poles, otoscope/ophthalmoscope, handheld scanners for patient safety, and a diagnostic headlamp.
“Twigs,” the working units of the Hospital Auxiliary, began their work in March 1941. By 1954, the Twigs had grown to over 1,000