Month: November 2021
Why The Fashion Industry Doesn’t Make Smaller Clothes
It is indicative of the fashion world view of short women, who choose to label us as ‘small’ rather than simply short. It is not a pejorative term, but perhaps the world of fashion sees us that way. We are the minority, we do not fit their ideal. So they don’t serve us properly. Most…
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Bad dogs aren’t the only ones who bite
There are good and bad dogs in every breed known to man. Some bad dogs are ferocious dogs too. However, not all dog attack injuries; they are caused by ferocious dogs. Some dog attack injuries are caused by everyday family pets who have never been mean to anyone before. You must be careful with any…
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Historical returns on real estate investments
There are many emotional factors related to real estate ownership. Do historical returns on real estate investments justify the confidence that so many investors have in them? Ownership of land has been something that has become deeply ingrained in the mind of man. Land is seen as the only solid and permanent investment. The American…
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Enneagram and your inner motivation: the 9 personality types
The reformer, the helper, the achiever, the individualist, the observer, the loyalist, the enthusiast, the challenger, and the peacemaker. Welcome to a new perspective on personality! A simple but powerful system on human personality types, the enneagram It can help you find what REALLY drives you and everyone else you meet in life, and how…
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Escape From Emotional Hell – End Your Difficult Close Relationships
The idea that our closest relationships must be difficult is a myth. Life is destined to be difficult; our close relationships are meant to help us get through life. In tough times, we bond more closely – relationships themselves shouldn’t create the tough times. They are meant to make us feel good despite what is…
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Why Your New Program Launch Could Fail (And How To Prevent It)
The importance of personal branding for entrepreneurs Thinking of launching a product or program for quick sales? Read this first! Over the years, I have worked with many entrepreneurs who are excited about starting their business. They have heard many webinars and courses that promise them riches with the next launch of their program and…
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Madden 11 tips
1. Find a team with a lot of speed and choose them. Historically, teams with a lot of speed have always been the teams that the majority of players choose. With the really relevant and meaningful new acceleration rankings this year, you may want to find players who have good speed and good acceleration. Players…
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Slider Foods Spell Weight Recovery for Weight Loss Surgery Patients
For most people, eating sliders is a good thing. Popularized by the American food chain, White Castle, a slider (originally slyder) is a miniature grilled hamburger or cheeseburger on a steamed bun that is often served with pickled onions and pickles and other seasonings. They originally sold for a nickel a piece in the 1940s,…
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Financial security through structured agreements
Structured settlements have become a natural part of workers’ compensation and personal injury claims in the United States, according to the National Structured Settlement Trade Association (NSSTA). In 2001, NSSTA life insurance members issued more than $ 6.05 billion of annuities issued as settlements for physical injury claims. This represents a 19 percent increase over…
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Dylan McDermott: an award-winning actor with a troubled past
Dylan McDermott is a household name thanks to his roles in various movies and on the television shows The Practice and Dark Blue. However, the actor was born Mark Anthony McDermott on October 26, 1961 in Waterbury, Connecticut, to parents Richard and Diane McDermott. The two were teenagers when McDermott was born and they divorced…
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