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"content": " <br /><br />1. Make Use of Filing Cabinets or Drawers<br /><br />There are some great options that are stylish and colorful – not to mention inexpensive. Create a slot for each subject and color-code the tabs to match up with any specific folders used for each class. Not only does this system give kids a place to unload weekly papers, but it also helps them organize reference materials or course guides as the semester changes.<br /><br />2. Use Both Kid and Family Planners<br /><br />Individual week-at-a-glance planners work wonders to help children with time management. But it doesn’t help anyone if your son’s piano practice at 5 p.m. never makes it onto the parental radar. Transfer items to the family calendar — or ask the kids to do so — once a week and as things come up.",
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"content": " \n\n1. Make Use of Filing Cabinets or Drawers\n\nThere are some great options that are stylish and colorful – not to mention inexpensive. Create a slot for each subject and color-code the tabs to match up with any specific folders used for each class. Not only does this system give kids a place to unload weekly papers, but it also helps them organize reference materials or course guides as the semester changes.\n\n2. Use Both Kid and Family Planners\n\nIndividual week-at-a-glance planners work wonders to help children with time management. But it doesn’t help anyone if your son’s piano practice at 5 p.m. never makes it onto the parental radar. Transfer items to the family calendar — or ask the kids to do so — once a week and as things come up.",
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"content": "In a candlelight ceremony twenty-two years ago this month, my husband and I committed to \"love, honor, and cherish\" one another until \"death do us part.\"<br /><br />Seven years into our marriage we found ourselves sitting in a counselor's office acting as if we took a wedding vow that said we would love, honor, and cherish each other until \"children do us part.\"<br /><br />What we found out is that we had become so focused on the children that we didn't have time for each other. And our marriage was deteriorating because of it.<br /><br />Mark and I had begun to let our children run things at home, including how much time we spent together as a couple. We didn't want to leave the kids because they would have \"separation anxiety.\" Our schedules were so busy we just didn't have time for each other. We didn't live near family, so childcare was always a problem.<br /><br />Too many of us become parents and then place our marriage on the back burner. It's impossible to keep the fire ignited without some strategic attention to the fuel that keeps it burning. If your marriage is suffering from a lack of attention due to the demands of raising a family, you might want to consider these seven strategies to keep your marriage a priority.",
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"content": "In a candlelight ceremony twenty-two years ago this month, my husband and I committed to \"love, honor, and cherish\" one another until \"death do us part.\"\n\nSeven years into our marriage we found ourselves sitting in a counselor's office acting as if we took a wedding vow that said we would love, honor, and cherish each other until \"children do us part.\"\n\nWhat we found out is that we had become so focused on the children that we didn't have time for each other. And our marriage was deteriorating because of it.\n\nMark and I had begun to let our children run things at home, including how much time we spent together as a couple. We didn't want to leave the kids because they would have \"separation anxiety.\" Our schedules were so busy we just didn't have time for each other. We didn't live near family, so childcare was always a problem.\n\nToo many of us become parents and then place our marriage on the back burner. It's impossible to keep the fire ignited without some strategic attention to the fuel that keeps it burning. If your marriage is suffering from a lack of attention due to the demands of raising a family, you might want to consider these seven strategies to keep your marriage a priority.",
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"content": "<br />People who have a Dominant personality will display an outgoing nature. Their manner of speaking is to be direct and succinct. They are often seen as natural leaders due to their assertive, take-charge tendencies. Dominant personalities are typically task-oriented and enjoy problem-solving. Because they are focused on results, they will make decisions with the bottom-line in mind.<br /><br />Pastors tend to initially enjoy people with Dominant personalities. Their ability to make decisions, get things done, and deliver results makes them very attractive to pastors who need a project or ministry leader. Their dependability and seeming lack of insecurity make them easy choices for leadership.<br /><br />However, the shine of the Dominant leader will eventually begin to fade as their limitations emerge. Pastors often find their calendars filling up with appointments with people who’ve been hurt or offended by the Dominant leader. While strong and decisive, these leaders will often lack gentleness and tact. They will normally defend their matter-of-fact way of speaking by saying that they’re being “honest.” They struggle with people they see as easily-offended or weak, and will often label them as perpetual “victims.”<br /><br />Dominant leaders will be mischaracterized as bullies and unloving. As a pastor, you will need to understand two very important things—they are not lacking in love and they can be wounded by the accusation of being a heartless bully.<br /><br />As a pastor and leader, you will need to encourage them to humble themselves, ask for forgiveness, if necessary—which they will not enjoy—and keep going. Encourage them to look beyond the task and see the ministry...to value speaking the truth in love.",
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"content": "\nPeople who have a Dominant personality will display an outgoing nature. Their manner of speaking is to be direct and succinct. They are often seen as natural leaders due to their assertive, take-charge tendencies. Dominant personalities are typically task-oriented and enjoy problem-solving. Because they are focused on results, they will make decisions with the bottom-line in mind.\n\nPastors tend to initially enjoy people with Dominant personalities. Their ability to make decisions, get things done, and deliver results makes them very attractive to pastors who need a project or ministry leader. Their dependability and seeming lack of insecurity make them easy choices for leadership.\n\nHowever, the shine of the Dominant leader will eventually begin to fade as their limitations emerge. Pastors often find their calendars filling up with appointments with people who’ve been hurt or offended by the Dominant leader. While strong and decisive, these leaders will often lack gentleness and tact. They will normally defend their matter-of-fact way of speaking by saying that they’re being “honest.” They struggle with people they see as easily-offended or weak, and will often label them as perpetual “victims.”\n\nDominant leaders will be mischaracterized as bullies and unloving. As a pastor, you will need to understand two very important things—they are not lacking in love and they can be wounded by the accusation of being a heartless bully.\n\nAs a pastor and leader, you will need to encourage them to humble themselves, ask for forgiveness, if necessary—which they will not enjoy—and keep going. Encourage them to look beyond the task and see the ministry...to value speaking the truth in love.",
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"content": "I put pressure on myself to score goals, I need to contribute and bring that to my game. Today it clicked and the hard work on the training pitch on set pieces is paying off.”<br />This game was over long before Stones got his second, in truth. Once this relentlessly efficient City side get their noses in front, opponents are in trouble and Palace - missing half a dozen first teamers and struggling for goals - were horribly out of their depth here.<br />This may have been the moment City started to score more freely, and their fixture list between now and the trip to Anfield on Feb. 6 is certainly favourable enough to suggest a return of those goal gluts may once again become more commonplace. Yet City are collecting win after win thanks predominantly to a formidable defensive structure, lots of control, and flashes of sublime quality, despite not having any strikers who are scoring.",
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"content": "I put pressure on myself to score goals, I need to contribute and bring that to my game. Today it clicked and the hard work on the training pitch on set pieces is paying off.”\nThis game was over long before Stones got his second, in truth. Once this relentlessly efficient City side get their noses in front, opponents are in trouble and Palace - missing half a dozen first teamers and struggling for goals - were horribly out of their depth here.\nThis may have been the moment City started to score more freely, and their fixture list between now and the trip to Anfield on Feb. 6 is certainly favourable enough to suggest a return of those goal gluts may once again become more commonplace. Yet City are collecting win after win thanks predominantly to a formidable defensive structure, lots of control, and flashes of sublime quality, despite not having any strikers who are scoring.",
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"content": "Nigeria lawmakers oppose school reopening plan<br />Nigerian MPs have asked the federal government to postpone the planned reopening of schools by three months citing rising Covid-19 cases.<br /><br />Schools were scheduled to reopen on Monday.<br /><br />Parliament's committee on education said it was concerned about the rush to reopen schools amid a new spike of 1,000 new infections reported daily.<br /><br />Committee chairwoman, Julius Ihonvbere, suggested that learners should stay at home until schools can report 75% compliance to Covid-19 protocols.<br /><br />\"Aside from Lagos and a couple of other states, governments are unable to enforce Covid-19 protocols. People no longer wear face masks or use sanitizers,\" said Mr Ihonvbere.<br /><br />The committee wants the government to monitor compliance in community and readiness of schools first before allowing children back to schools.",
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"content": "Nigeria lawmakers oppose school reopening plan\nNigerian MPs have asked the federal government to postpone the planned reopening of schools by three months citing rising Covid-19 cases.\n\nSchools were scheduled to reopen on Monday.\n\nParliament's committee on education said it was concerned about the rush to reopen schools amid a new spike of 1,000 new infections reported daily.\n\nCommittee chairwoman, Julius Ihonvbere, suggested that learners should stay at home until schools can report 75% compliance to Covid-19 protocols.\n\n\"Aside from Lagos and a couple of other states, governments are unable to enforce Covid-19 protocols. People no longer wear face masks or use sanitizers,\" said Mr Ihonvbere.\n\nThe committee wants the government to monitor compliance in community and readiness of schools first before allowing children back to schools.",
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"content": "Business talk!<br /><br />Focus on being productive instead of busy",
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"content": "Business talk!\n\nFocus on being productive instead of busy",
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"content": " Surround Yourself With Motivated People<br /><br />This goes back to the positive environment point: You need to be around with others who are just ambitious as you. American entrepreneur John Rohn once said, “You’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with it.” And whether or not that’s true is debatable, the reality is being around the right kind of people can only help you grow. If you’re surrounded by those who love your ambition, you’ll be more ambitious and achieve more. If you’re surrounded by loved ones who tell you your goals are stupid and tell you to change them, you need to avoid them. Be around those who help you feel comfortable being the ambitious, go-getter you are, so you can become the successful person you’re meant to be.",
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"content": " Surround Yourself With Motivated People\n\nThis goes back to the positive environment point: You need to be around with others who are just ambitious as you. American entrepreneur John Rohn once said, “You’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with it.” And whether or not that’s true is debatable, the reality is being around the right kind of people can only help you grow. If you’re surrounded by those who love your ambition, you’ll be more ambitious and achieve more. If you’re surrounded by loved ones who tell you your goals are stupid and tell you to change them, you need to avoid them. Be around those who help you feel comfortable being the ambitious, go-getter you are, so you can become the successful person you’re meant to be.",
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"content": "<br />A diet is all that we consume in a day. And a balanced diet is a diet that contains an adequate quantity of the nutrients that we require in a day. A balanced diet includes six main nutrients, i.e. Fats, Protein, Carbohydrates, Fibre, Vitamins, and Minerals.<br /><br />All these nutrients are present in the foods that we eat. Different food items have different proportions of nutrients present in them. The requirements of the nutrients depend on the age, gender, and health of a person.<br /><br />Importance of a Balanced Diet<br /><br />1. Balanced Diet leads to a good physical and a good mental health.<br /><br />2. It helps in proper growth of the body.<br /><br />3. Also, it increases the capacity to work.<br /><br />4. Balanced diet increases the ability to fight or resist diseases.",
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"content": "\nA diet is all that we consume in a day. And a balanced diet is a diet that contains an adequate quantity of the nutrients that we require in a day. A balanced diet includes six main nutrients, i.e. Fats, Protein, Carbohydrates, Fibre, Vitamins, and Minerals.\n\nAll these nutrients are present in the foods that we eat. Different food items have different proportions of nutrients present in them. The requirements of the nutrients depend on the age, gender, and health of a person.\n\nImportance of a Balanced Diet\n\n1. Balanced Diet leads to a good physical and a good mental health.\n\n2. It helps in proper growth of the body.\n\n3. Also, it increases the capacity to work.\n\n4. Balanced diet increases the ability to fight or resist diseases.",
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"content": "<br />So it's 4:15 early in the day and one of my numerous anti-microbial cautions has quite recently gone off.<br /><br />A month before, I just began feeling unwell, the standard influenza indications; cerebral pain, spinal pain, tiredness,and hunger. A couple of days passed by and afterward my eyes went puffy. I have a significant full on work so couldn't take whenever off and my tiredness was deteriorating. After two weeks my tonsils swelled and had white spots on. I get tonsillitis a considerable amount so wasn't astounded. I went to the specialist and he affirmed my doubts and recommended me with penicillin.<br /><br />A couple of days passed by and tonsils just deteriorated which is abnormal for me. The agony was ending up so awful so I came back to the specialists surgery. My specialist by then was on vacation so needed to see the nurse. I revealed to her I had pain in the left half of my stomach. She just disclosed to me everything was fine, that the torment was swollen organs and endorsed me with another crate of penicillin.<br /><br />2 days passed by and it came to the heart of the matter where I could barely breath, I couldn't swallow my own spit so carried a spit glass wherever I went. I knew something was wrong. So I went back to the specialist I went. He said he would call the ENT division and the doctor's facility and get a referral. In any case he at that point rang me and said that they had no accessible arrangements. I began crying to the specialist saying that I should have been seen. In the end he figured out how to review a referral and off to a&e I went. I'm not normally one to go to a&e, in actuality it was my first time. I'm generally stressed over squandering their opportunity.<br /><br />After a short hold up a nurse came to see me, took my vitals and soon told me that something was wrong with me. My heart rate, circulatory strain and temperature were through the rooftop. They quickly embedded a cannula to take blood tests. One of which was for septicaemia. They at that point put me on IV liquids on account of how I was and IV anti-infection agents.<br /><br />Following 7 hours in a&e I was at later taken up to a ward to rest over night. My vitals were taken each hour and my IV was quickly supplanted when the sack had wrapped up.<br /><br />The following day the specialist came to see me and said that they had taken a spot test for glandular fever which returned positive, as well as my sepsis test. He said that on the off chance that I hadn't of come in it would have turned out to be worse and my organs would have gone into stun. When I could swallow water he sent me home with alot of anti-toxins and painkillers. <br /><br />Never overlook your gut impulse. The specialists and medical attendants I initially observed influenced me to question myself and put myself in danger. That agony on my left side was a swollen spleen that could have burst. In the event that where it counts you have a craving for something isn't right, go to a&e, you never realize what could not be right with you!<br /><br />",
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"content": "\nSo it's 4:15 early in the day and one of my numerous anti-microbial cautions has quite recently gone off.\n\nA month before, I just began feeling unwell, the standard influenza indications; cerebral pain, spinal pain, tiredness,and hunger. A couple of days passed by and afterward my eyes went puffy. I have a significant full on work so couldn't take whenever off and my tiredness was deteriorating. After two weeks my tonsils swelled and had white spots on. I get tonsillitis a considerable amount so wasn't astounded. I went to the specialist and he affirmed my doubts and recommended me with penicillin.\n\nA couple of days passed by and tonsils just deteriorated which is abnormal for me. The agony was ending up so awful so I came back to the specialists surgery. My specialist by then was on vacation so needed to see the nurse. I revealed to her I had pain in the left half of my stomach. She just disclosed to me everything was fine, that the torment was swollen organs and endorsed me with another crate of penicillin.\n\n2 days passed by and it came to the heart of the matter where I could barely breath, I couldn't swallow my own spit so carried a spit glass wherever I went. I knew something was wrong. So I went back to the specialist I went. He said he would call the ENT division and the doctor's facility and get a referral. In any case he at that point rang me and said that they had no accessible arrangements. I began crying to the specialist saying that I should have been seen. In the end he figured out how to review a referral and off to a&e I went. I'm not normally one to go to a&e, in actuality it was my first time. I'm generally stressed over squandering their opportunity.\n\nAfter a short hold up a nurse came to see me, took my vitals and soon told me that something was wrong with me. My heart rate, circulatory strain and temperature were through the rooftop. They quickly embedded a cannula to take blood tests. One of which was for septicaemia. They at that point put me on IV liquids on account of how I was and IV anti-infection agents.\n\nFollowing 7 hours in a&e I was at later taken up to a ward to rest over night. My vitals were taken each hour and my IV was quickly supplanted when the sack had wrapped up.\n\nThe following day the specialist came to see me and said that they had taken a spot test for glandular fever which returned positive, as well as my sepsis test. He said that on the off chance that I hadn't of come in it would have turned out to be worse and my organs would have gone into stun. When I could swallow water he sent me home with alot of anti-toxins and painkillers. \n\nNever overlook your gut impulse. The specialists and medical attendants I initially observed influenced me to question myself and put myself in danger. That agony on my left side was a swollen spleen that could have burst. In the event that where it counts you have a craving for something isn't right, go to a&e, you never realize what could not be right with you!\n\n",
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