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December 12, 2019 | AUTHOR: Heather Zachariah
Gifts for Kids…That Give Back
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While you're out shopping this holiday season, consider choosing one of these 15 gifts that actually give back! The companies below are dedicated to giving back to several valuable social causes! It makes giving feel even better!
1. Fitbit for kids
The Kids Fitness Watch is a one-size-fits-most fitness band that tracks both steps and movement. As your kid earns points through activity, he'll trigger lifesaving food packets that are sent worldwide. $20 and up
2. Roma Rubber Boots, $19
Made of all natural, these bright colorful rain boots are made of soft rubber with convenient pull-up loops. Their Classic Kids' Rain Boot, below, comes in pink, red and blue and start at only $29! We also love the Multi-colored laced boot , above on sale for $24. For every pair of Roma Boots sold, a brand new pair is donated to a child living in poverty. Additionally, 10% of all proceeds fund educational initiatives around the world. Roma was founded in 2010 by Samuel Bistrian, who wanted to combine his love of fashion and philanthropy to help children in his home country of Romania.
3. Manzanita Interactive Modular Blocks, $85
These interactive DIY modular house building blocks by Seattle-based Manzanita Kids are beautifully handcrafted with birch wood. They arrive packaged in biodegradable packaging materials. But best of all: for each toy they sell, they donate enough to plant one tree through Trees for the Future. So far, they've helped to plant over 100,000 trees.
4. Cloud B Supermax The Turtle Night Light
Turtle Night Light is the tiny turtle with BIG stars! Small enough to fit into the palm of your hand but big enough to fill an entire bedroom with a starry night sky. A portion of proceeds from all purchases are donated to the MaxLove Project, a nonprofit that helps children fighting cancer. Since 2011, MaxLove Project has distributed approximately $250,000 worth of Twilight Turtles™ to kids fighting cancer and diseases around the world.
5. Born2Calm Fidgeter Toys
These Fidget Toys and Story by Born2Calm are perfect for kids or adults with hyperactivity issues, anxiety or stress! It's the worry stone of today! Born2Calm gives back 10% from the annual profit to the Autistic community, as donation and charity.
6. Save Out of Print Book by Buying a Book Set
Each purchase from Out of Print helps to fund literacy programs and book donations to communities in need. Browse teeshirts, accessories, home decor all using book themes from Harry Potter to Hemmingway. The fun baby bundle above sells for $67.
7. Cuddle & Kind Cuddlies
Cuddle & Kind are a family of five on a mission to help feed children. For every ethically produced, hand-knit doll purchased, 10 meals are provided to children in need. 1 doll = 10 meals. Choose from adorable snuggly dolls like the their Rainbow Unicorn , Little Lamb , Benedict the Bunny or Little Mermaid .
Cuddle & Kind's Benedict Bunny, $52.
8. Tom's World Famous Shoes
Famous for their buy a pair, give a pair of shoes motto, TOMS is a great company to shop at because all of their products give back! Their Unisex canvas shoes are 100% vegan and have rubber bottoms. Little ones will love the Sesame Street canvas shoes
9. A Ball That Never Goes Flat, $25
Is there anything more universal than a ball? The One World Futbol is an ultra-durable, all-terrain soccer ball that will never go flat, even if it gets punctured. If you buy one ball, the project will give a ball to a community in need in a refugee camp, war zone, or poverty-stricken community. Balls have so far been distributed in Rwanda, South Africa and Iraq while the Sager Family Foundation purchased 10,000 balls to be sent to Haiti. Don't need a ball? For only $25, you can donate one. One World Futbol $25.
10. You Can Build It
These totally kid safe blocks are contain no lead, no plastic, non-toxic, water-based lacquer finish, no small parts! They incorporate nine unique shapes, including the wildly addictive magnetic wheels. The company that makes them, Tegu, employs workers in Honduras, the 3rd poorest country. Purchases of their products help to provide living-wage jobs. Plus trees are planted to support reforestation efforts and replenish the materials used. They also provide access to education for the children of parents who work at the Tegucigalpa city trash dump. A starter 14 Piece Magnetic Block Set starts at $31. The 52 piece set retails for about $100.
11. Art Sets
Check out Yoobi for fun art supplies from chalk and marker sets to scratch paper. You're bound to find some great stocking stuffers. And for every Yoobi item you purchase, a Yoobi item will be donated to a classroom in need, right here in the U.S.
12. Kids Table's Cozy Onesie, $39
The cute Kids Table Onesie are perfect for keeping your little one warm this winter. Even better – in the spirit of giving, a portion of the sales of this onesie benefits SickKids. Available in sizes 2T to 10.
13. Bundle Up in a Patagonia Fleece, $55
This cozy high-pile fleece will keep your little one warm and comfy. And as a founding member of 1% for the Planet, Patagonia has committed to donating 1% of its annual sales to nonprofit partners in support of environmental solutions. That's a pretty big number! For almost 40 years, Patagonia has supported grassroots activists working to find solutions to the environmental crisis. Above fleece, $55.
14. Q for Quinn Socks, $19 for a set
Q for Quinn organic cotton baby socks come in boldly-colored, playful designs with grippers on the bottom to keep little ones from slipping. They're also 100% tested free from BPA, Parabens, Formaldehyde, Lead and other toxins that can be found in socks. And for every pair they sell, the company donates a school meal to one of the world's poorest children. With each set, we donate 3 school meals. Donations are made to Mary's Meals, an organization that feeds 1.4 million children in 18 countries.
15. Feeling Parched? Hydrate Yourself and Others, $27.
I love these water bottles just for their color choices. But the fact that with every bottle purchased $1 goes to provide one person in need with clean water for one year? Double happiness. They ask third parties to audit their sourcing, production, and giving to ensure social and environmental sustainability standards are met. Their bottles are esthetically pleasing and functional! www.miir.com/hydration
16. Beats: Big Sound, Compact Size, $123
Older kids will love the big sound that comes from this small speaker. The Beats speaker in Red is partnering with Red Organization which to date, has generated more than $600 million for the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, to support HIV/AIDS grants in Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia. 100% of that money goes to work on the ground—no overhead is taken. Available for $123.
17. The Apple iPhone XR…in Red,
If you're going to make the big leap and buy them an iPhone, buy the iPhone XR ; a portion of the proceeds from your purchase with be donated to the (RED) Organization which was started by Bono and Bobby Shriver in 2006 which is fight ing to end AIDS in Africa. Simply choosing the color red for your phone means helping millions of people affected by HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. Available for $599.
18 . Adopt a Two-Toed Sloth
WWF has been protecting animals for over 50 years. WWF "Adopt" animals from elephants to kangaroos and protect wild animals and their habitats. You can opt to include get a cute plush stuffed animal, adoption certificate, photo and species card. Adoptions start at $50
19. Stay Hydrated
Here's a great stocking-stuffer that your kids can feel good slathering on and hopefully will live up to the name: Sleepy. When you buy the Lush Sleepy Hand And Body Lotion, every penny of this luxuriously thick moisturizer that is made with cocoa butter and shea butter is donated to organizations focused on environmental conservation, animal welfare, and human rights.
20. Nourish Your Skin
You'll love the way L'Occitane Solidarity Soap softens and cleanses your skin. What makes them even better is that they partner Unicef and 100% of the profits from the sale will help prevent childhood blindness around the world by supporting UNICEF's Vitamin A supplementation programs L'Occitane, $5.
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Author: Heather Zachariah
Former Art Director for Home Magazine, Heather Leahy Zachariah, left her career in publishing after baby number number one. She now works from home as a freelance graphic designer and a chauffeur to her 3 busy kids. "Working on TipsFromTown has been a wonderful outlet for me. It renewed my love of publishing where I can design colorful, enticing pages online and allows me to share the things I love about being a mom." Heather grew up in Shaker Heights, Ohio, a place that still is near and dear to her. " After living in Brooklyn for 18 years and studying Graphic Design at Pratt Institute, she now lives in the Jersey burbs. "I love living so close to NYC, but in my heart, I'm an Ohio girl."
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In September 1999, the Phoenix Office of the EEOC brought this lawsuit against Autonation USA Corporation in the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona. We do not have a copy of the complaint; therefore, the exact allegations involved are unknown. However, it appears from the 9th Circuit appellate decision that the complaint alleged the defendant discriminated against the charging party on the basis of religion, Christianity, in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by failing to reasonably accommodate complainant's wish not to work on Sundays. Following discovery, the defendant moved for summary judgment in April 2001, which was granted in July 2001. The EEOC appealed in September 2001 to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, which was accepted November 2001 as docket number 01-17064. The 9th Circuit affirmed the District Court's grant of summary judgment in this case, with Circuit Judge Paez dissenting and filing an opinion. The non-citable case may be found at E.E.O.C. v. AutoNation USA Corp., 52 Fed.Appx. 327, 2002 WL 31650749 (C.A.9 (Ariz.)).


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Director of the LGBT Center Satellite Office on the Health Sciences Center Campus Stacie Steinbock.Photo by Steve Squall.
Modern Louisville
Educating for Equality: University of Louisville School of Medicine Leads the Nation in LGBT Competency Training
By Trevor DeCuir
With open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act having just recently closed for 2017, many have healthcare at the forefront of their minds. For those in the queer community, once you have made it through the Labyrinth – insurance providers and Medicaid eligibility; bronze, gold, silver or platinum (are we talking Mariah Carey album sales here?) health plans; and premiums, deductibles and co-pays – you're still not done. You still have to fight your way through the Goblin City to find a physician who will not only provide the best care but do so in a way that recognizes and respects the full spectrum of humanity. And should you need a specialist, just wash, rinse, feather and repeat until your hair looks like Jareth's.
Enter the eQuality Project – an interdisciplinary effort at the University of Louisville established to ensure that individuals who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, gender-nonconforming or born with differences of sex development (DSD) receive the best possible healthcare. It includes the School of Medicine's Office of Undergraduate Medical Education, the Health Sciences Center's Office of Diversity and Inclusion and the UofL LGBT Center.
The eQuality Project is nothing short of groundbreaking in the world of academic medicine, particularly in terms of patient care. In 2014, the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) developed and published competencies to ensure physicians are trained to provide equitable care for LGBTQ and DSD individuals. UofL's School of Medicine is the first medical school in the country to incorporate these competencies, and they have striven to elevate them to an unprecedented level.
LGBTQ and DSD individuals face a disproportionate number of obstacles when seeking even the most basic medical care. From inadequate intake forms to often mortifying experiences with staff and medical professionals, visiting a doctor becomes a less than ideal experience. Because of this, many LGBTQ and DSD people will avoid seeking medical care for longer or altogether, compounding health issues that are not caught through early detection.
Sam Universe recalls one such experience: "A few years ago, I went to a clinic for a pap-smear. At the time, I was on birth control and a pap smear was required yearly. Each time I get one, I have to mentally prepare for days ahead of time. I recover for days after. Having it done in an environment where I feel safe and respected is crucial for my emotional health.
"When I arrived for my appointment, I was happy to see a gender line for 'other' on the paper they handed me at the reception desk. However, when I filled in 'gender-fluid' and handed it back to the receptionist, it quickly became apparent that no one on staff knew how to handle this information.
"The receptionist, who'd been all smiles up to this point, closed the sliding glass window, looked to another office staff member, looked back at me with huge eyes and then actually covered the side of their face with my file to hide from view while they talked to each other. They continued to stand there talking about me in front of me with the occasional side-eye in my direction for what felt like forever but was probably about two full minutes before the window slid open and I was told, 'Ma'am, please have a seat and we'll call you when we're ready.' The people in the waiting room were staring. I was blushing.
"That was the last time I marked my gender fluidity on paper at a doctor's office. Because it didn't stop there. It wasn't just office staff. It was everyone I encountered. I became a spectacle.
"The nurse said, 'Step on the scale for me miss – or, I mean, erm…' and their eyes went to the floor, never meeting mine again. The doctor impatiently flipped through my chart and said with a huff, 'You're…it says here…gender-fluid'?' before giving me an uncomfortable once over and saying something problematic that I've since blocked from my memory to the effect of, 'But you've got female parts, right?' This is the tone that was set before I, someone with a sexual trauma background, laid down, spread my legs wide and let a stranger put their fingers inside of me while some bored-looking person stood in the corner and watched. The worst part is, they made me feel like I deserved it. They made me feel like I was less than human.
"Thankfully, I didn't let that push me too far into the closet. In fact, I've since become more public with my transness and shifted my identity from fluid to male. This isn't the only bad experience I've had at the hands of healthcare professionals as a result of my transness, but it's the one that sticks out the most. Identifying as male seems easier for cis people to wrap their heads around than identifying outside of the binary. I still get treated like a spectacle, but it's often with a judgmental air of 'whatever floats your boat' rather than flat-out hostility or trivialization. Before, people treated me like I wasn't even a person. Now, they just treat me like a person who isn't worth their respect."
The relationship someone has with their physician is an intimate one and involves a great deal of trust. If that trust is broken, it can be legitimately traumatizing. This alone shows how great a need there is for LGBTQ competency training in medical fields. Add in that LGBTQ populations experience higher rates of substance abuse and mental illness, higher cancer rates and higher smoking rates, and the gravity of the issue becomes even more apparent.
Stacie Steinbock is the director of the satellite office of the LGBT Center located on the Health Sciences Center campus at UofL. She and other faculty members began advocating in 2014 – during the same time period that the AAMC was developing its competencies – to include LGBTQ-supportive content in the curriculum at the School of Medicine. During that time, staff at the office conceived of an LGBT Health Certificate.
"It was [initially] offered as an optional paracurricular opportunity for students, staff and faculty here," Steinbock relates. "It was so wildly successful that people both showed up in droves and also filled out our evaluations and said, 'This is really necessary and it's necessary in a required curriculum.' That gave us the opportunity to really pitch this to Amy [Holthouser] and others here in our School of Medicine's curriculum office."
Things moved quickly going forward from there. Steinbock assembled a steering committee that included clinicians and educators to develop a plan to get the content into the classrooms. As a result, LGBTQ competencies have been a standard part of the School of Medicine curriculum since fall 2014.
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Medical Education Amy Holthouser.
Amy Holthouser, M.D., associate dean for undergraduate medical education and a member of the eQuality steering committee at UofL, elaborates on some of the changes made to the curriculum: "We put the content into any part of the curriculum where it would make sense. So that when we talk about birth control pills for women, for example, or when we talk about post-menopausal hormone replacement, we are also now talking about these hormones in transgender individuals. When we talk about the development of sexual identity and human sexuality or the development of the reproductive system itself, we put all of the content that's necessary to care for LGBT and DSD patients in so that it's really integrated into our classroom courses."
Steinbock adds, "This was a very intentional decision that we made to not have a 'gay day' and to not say, 'This is other weird content we'll only talk about for one day and then never talk about it again.' We really thought the most powerful way to teach this would be to normalize it and to say, 'LGBT and DSD patients are part of your patient population. You will have them as patients.' And not just a few people will be trained to deliver this content but we have to train faculty across our continuum to be able to talk about these populations inclusively."
Over 50 hours of the curriculum for first- and second-year medical students at UofL have been changed or tweaked in some way to use inclusive language that addresses the unique needs of LGBTQ and DSD patients with plans to roll out changes to the curriculum for third- and fourth-year students coming in the near future. Not only is the comprehensive nature of these changes monumental but also the method for the development of these changes is wholly groundbreaking.
Steinbock continues, "One of the things the University of Louisville has done that I'm really excited and proud about is that it's really involved the community in helping to both create and vet curriculum. For example, for the last two years, we've held an LGBT Health Summit to which we've invited the community where we're doing faculty development. We've offered people to talk back and forth in small groups about LGBT health. It is both a faculty development opportunity to hear from real people about what matters to them and also a chance for the community to have a stake in what we're teaching and to have a voice.
"Another way we've done this is we've created a community advisory panel that we call The CAP, and for the last year, they have looked at every single piece of curriculum that we have tweaked or created to give their opinion on it. That has been a vital piece of this project – to have community voices saying, 'This is what's real to me and this is what I would like to have emphasized.' And for people who have had negative experiences, it can be corrective to find a positive way to retell that story and be taken seriously."
Yet another crucial piece of the eQuality Project that has been used to create curriculum content is the implementation of sessions the committee calls Speed Meetings. In these sessions, members of the community have an opportunity to sit down with 10 medical students and share their stories of barriers they've experienced to healthcare. Experiences range from outright discrimination to healthcare providers failing to give appropriate screenings and failing to use appropriate terminology.
While the LGBTQ competencies taught as part of the curriculum at the UofL School of Medicine are not the only ones being taught in the U.S., they are far and away the most comprehensive in the nation. This positions UofL as a national model for LGBTQ inclusion and competency that other schools may look to emulate.
Holthouser says, "One of the great things you get to do when you're a medical educator and in the medical world is you get to publish what you're doing. The goal of every medical school is to create and disseminate new ways of doing things that help patients. We've been able to present the content, the curriculum, the assessments on the national stage and are being contacted by schools frequently to request information and advice on how to adapt their own curriculums based on what we've done here."
Dr. Jennifer Potter is an associate professor at Harvard University and also works with The Fenway Institute, a national leader in research and education about the health of the LGBTQ community. She also sat on the AAMC committee that worked to develop the recommendations for LGBT competency training in medical schools in 2014, the same published guidelines that kindled the beginning of the eQuality Project at UofL. She also serves as one of a few mentors for the steering committee.
"They are really doing something quite far reaching and unique," Potter emphasizes. "It truly is a model program, and that they're doing this in a place that had so little to begin with is truly notable. Nationwide, we know there are on average, at most, about five hours dedicated to LGBT topics, which is very, very little. And what they're doing is dramatically changing that landscape across the entire curriculum."
To get involved with the Speed Meetings as a community member,
contact Stacie Steinbock at [email protected]
Published under News, Modern Louisville

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For a week or so the weather seemed to have been keeping the fox holed up. But now after the snow storms have retreated leaving behind a foot and then some of snow the fox have ventured out again.
Today when checking my traps I saw tracks of probably two maybe a few more fox. One set of tracks actually walked on the path a cable restraint was on, but it missed being caught in it. Another set of tracks started up a field road towards another cable restraint only to turn back to the woods.
It was very encouraging to see tracks again, but even more so that my cable restraints seem to be in the right area.
I am considering increasing my number of cable restraints from 6 to 18, another catch would probably help me decided in favor of expanding.
Well, I am pretty sure I have my traps set in good locations so all I can do is keep checking my traps, and wait for the next night when the fox come out. Maybe I'll get one then!
I took my cable restraint course yesterday.
They gave me one cable restrain (we used them to make some sets out in the field for the instructors to look at to see how well we set them up), a manual on cable restraints, the pa hunting trapping digest (like I did not get one when I got my license), and a temporary card saying I completed the course that is good for 90 days (it might have been 60 I forget). The game commission is supposed to issue a replacement card for my temporary card. It cost $15 to take the course (the course is mandatory if I want to use cable restraints). It went from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, while four hours my seem like a long time, the time passed rather quickly.
I missed four questions on my test (but I still passed), but I think would have done better if I had enough time to read the manual they gave me. I guess maybe if I have showed up before 9:00 am instead of 9:01 am I would have had time to look it over.
After the course a guy demonstrated trapping with steel traps (this has nothing to do with the course). One of the sets he showed was a hay/straw bale put out in a field by itself. Then you put your trap next to the bale, spread some straw from the bale over the dirt spot, where your trap is, so that is looks like it just kind of fell out of the bale. Next you dig a hole (like a dirt hole set up) under the bale in front of your trap. Put some bait/scent or some thing down the hole, and dribble some fox or coyote urine on the bale above the hole.


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FROM THE FOUNDER Welcome to our Autumn edition of Lightworker Advocate magazine. Well, the winds of change have once again swept through our wonderful magazine! I've recently embarked on applying my Lightworking talents to the recruitment industry and have a bit less energy to spend on the magazine. However, this was a fabulous opportunity to invite new energy into our magazine. We now have a content co-ordinator and Carolyn King has joined us to help the magazine continue to thrive. When I read this edition, I can honestly say that my soul sang. With every word and story, I felt myself lift and then lift some more. I am so proud to have the help that I have to continue this magazine to be a great lifter of your Spirits.
As I write this it is the day of the Autumn Equinox and a super full moon! Amazing how the cycles can play a big part in our lives. Just like the cycles of this magazine! Every edition I have worked on has helped me heal an aspect of my own life and more often then not I am in need of each article that comes my way. The principles have an energy of their own and the Lightworker Advocate feels to me like its own being, helping to bring light to the collective consciousness and the cycle we are currently in, regardless of month, season or timezone. Each magazine also brings it's own vibe, it's own theme and some amazing new content each time. I always feel humbled by what I read as I carefully add each article to the Lightworker Advocate. Each one gives me a different feel, love, experience and a a somewhat connection to the writer and what may have been feeling as they wrote their piece. I applaud them all for sharing their honesty, their integrity and their wisdom with myself and all who read them. Thank you! I wonder what the next cycle will bring! Until then, enjoy this Autumn April Edition! You will not be disappointed!
Carolyn King is on a mission to help people live a fulfilled life with real and lasting happiness and is especially passionate about helping those that have hit their rock bottom as she has personally overcome the lows and disconnectedness of depression and the anxieties and stresses associated with corporate burn out. She has studied many different healing modalities and continues to develop her skills, integrating them into her life, creating programs for her client with the intention of empowering more people.
LIGHTWORKER PRINCIPLES #1 HONESTY Without it, we live a lie. With it, we can begin to live the truth of why we are here.
#2 OPEN MINDEDNESS Without it, we live in fierce judgement and narrow-mindedness. With it we are open and accepting of all the resources we need to contribute towards our enlightenment and the growing consciousness of a better world.
Wthout it, we are resistant. With a bit of a sprinkle of willingness we can move mountains. We invite Spirit into the very nature and fabric around our every decision.
Without it, we stay stuck in toxic recycled garbage, our hearts clamouring to be let out of their prison. With it, we are free to move on, let go of the past and to love with an open heart.
Without it we feel alone, separate, abandoned & narcissistic. With it we allow ourselves to connect with the infiniteness inside everyone & together we can co-create with harmony. Competition dissolves. Cross pollination emerges.
Without it we are easily distracted and led astray. With it we are able to listen to our guidance and follow the next step we are guided to do - even if that is all we know to be true.
Without it we don't trust and we are cynical. With it, we are able to take big leaps knowing that we are always safe 100% of the time in the truest sense of the word. Spirit always has our back, even when we feel we have been let down, with faith we are able to see all experiences are in our highest good.
Without it, we blame and obsess about what others have done to us or others. With it we can stop playing the victim card, pick ourselves up and start to create the life we really want to live, free from oppression and start to role model the change we want to see.
Without it, we fear and we hate. With it, we are able to see the cry for love in any given situation and it melts our cold hearts. We are able to love ourselves enough to stand up for what we know we deserve.
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Without it we feel unrest, anxiety, we fear boredom and we thrive on drama. With it we know that every decision that comes from a place of peace creates more peace. We become a profound transformational presence of peace.
GETTING HONEST WITH MONEY MASTERY COVER STORY CHRIS CHILDS / PRINCIPLE HONESTY / WORDS BY MICHELLE LIGHTWORKER You don't know what you don't know. You can't change what you can't see. So let's get honest about our finances! The state of our finances are a reality, whether we want to face them or not. You may read this and think the worst. However, what if it was the other way round? What if you could accomplish more than you could ever imagine RIGHT NOW with your finances to set you up for life? Impossible? Just ask Chris Childs. This money maker magician has the ability to see way beyond what your current consciousness may see. There are so many legitimate choices that you have right now that you may not even be aware of that will not only save your financial skin, but will excite you. I met Chris late last August, just before embarking on a 5 week European vacation. I had no idea what the potentiality was of my financial situation until I met her and listened. The only thing going for me that I can remotely say was on the positive side with regards to money was my 'No fear' approach to life. As many of you know, I live by faith (one of the 12 principles) not fear. I do the actions of turning up to life and then I let go of the rest. Well, this attitude was aligned to what Chris calls her 'Money Mindset Mastery'. So, little did I know that I had attracted a money magician into my life because I was well and truly ready. 6 months and 3 property purchases later, I realised just how much the lack of knowledge I had prior had been my only stumbling block to financial freedom on the long term. That was it! I had all the spiritual tools to move forward and make fearless decisions that I knew with évery cell of my body' were right. I had developed my intuition. I had developed a money mastery mindset, just hadn't had the actual step by step knowledge to implement it. The day after I met Chris, I was dreaming about being helped by her and her husband Jack who operates the property arm of Think Money. I awoke with an incredible surge of activation in my Third Eye. I saw geometrical shapes hurtling at me. Having never experienced this intense visual before, I questioned what it was about rather than just passively accept it. The answer? I was reactivating things that I had done hundreds of times before in previous lives. The message? Everyone needs a home. From the beginning of time, this is the truth. You've helped people over and over again to have a home. This is an activation of what you already know. The action? Step up and say yes. Trust I had attracted the right advice at the right time. There are parts of Chris' story that I resonated so greatly with. For one, she retired in 2000 and after 6 weeks, she swiftly decided that retirement was not for her. I often think to myself, when reflecting on retirement, "Retire from what exactly?" For us philanthropic types, we can't just retire from wanting to help the human race. And that is what Chris thrives on. I love that about her and want to sing her praises and celebrate her pure 26humanitarian heart.
CHANGE YOUR MIND ABOUT WHAT IS POSSIBLE WORDS BY AMANDA CAMPBELL PRINCIPLE - OPEN MINDEDNESS Paralysed at age 29, I was faced with a permanent disability and my worst fears were in fact realised. I was not looking after myself emotionally and the stress of deeply believing that I was not ok, caught up with me. My body started to mirror how emotionally paralysed I felt and it literally went so numb that my body stopped working and I lost complete mobility on the left hand side of my body. I could not wash, walk or feed myself and I could not get dressed without help. I was forced to completely stop and reset. The doctors said that they could not guarantee I would ever recover, it was now simply a waiting game to see if I would respond to treatment. That was the hardest darkest time of my life. But the best thing that could have happened. It's like lighting a candle in a well-lit room; you don't really notice the light. It's when everything becomes dark, that's a time when you find your light and what you are truly capable of. When I was young, I was a happy, motivated girl. But the trouble was, the confidence I expressed externally didn't always match what I actually believed about myself. Manifesting as feelings of anxiety and confusion, I did not understand that this feeling was a symptom reflecting beliefs such as I was not good enough or capable. What you deeply believe is a mirror of your health and how you perceive your environment. It's more common than you realise, we can truly want to feel loved, successful or enough but the brain, perhaps from prior trauma and past experiences actually believes that this is not possible, or you may feel you do not deserve it. I truly believe that this lack of alignment of my 'conscious desires' that were conflicting with my 'deepest ingrained beliefs' and therefore programs (subconsciously) led to inflammation and stress in my body. It can make you feel empty, vacant and sad. When I found myself functioning from this very alarmed state, I inevitably focused on what I didn't want and what I was scared of that could happen - exacerbating the problem. Essentially creating a sabotage cycle - sound familiar?
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There was a pivotal moment where everything changed for me. About 5 or 6 weeks in living in rehabilitation at hospital, my toe finally moved for the first time. It was in that moment I found hope. From that moment on, I started to channel my energy differently. I focused on what I wanted instead of what I didn't want. The impact that made on my recovery was beyond my wildest dreams. There was an obvious physical difference for me, when my mindset shifted so did my body and my mobility started to change. I went from being in a wheelchair, to learning how to use a foot brace, to having just my knee taped up…. to walking on my own. Those first few steps walking again were indescribable. I will never forget them. I walked and ran the oval within 6 weeks. Achieving this recovery when I really wasn't 'supposed to' created a shift within me what was enormous. It was the evidence I needed to feel hope again, as I was told I may never recover and that my disability may be permanent. It allowed me to change my mind about what was possible: For my health and mobility The course of my disease and therefore my future And later into other areas of my life (love and career) I took a balanced approach in my health program and thank the doctor's, physio's and kinesiologists, a whole integrated team that helped me. I had people stand with me when I couldn't stand. After my recovery I was inspired to be there for others going through similar extremely difficult times in their lives. I have now dedicated my life paying it forward to help others to optimise their health through times of setbacks.
In recent days there have been quite a lot of information, ideas, tools and awareness that exists to manifest abundance or what's known as the Law of Attraction. There are numerous laws of nature like, Law of Action, Substitution, Rhythm, Vibration, Polarity and so on. Irrespective of caste, creed, continent, colour, gender or occupation, each and every human being has the divine right to live a life of abundance. When there is a law it needs to be addressed, and if, as human beings, we have an establishment and rules to follow in this lower dense three dimensional world, we could imagine how significant it is to abide by the Divine Law in order to achieve things. Interestingly there are many successful people in history acting as a living proof, even today in our lifetime, manifesting abundance. As per the divine design, every one of them have achieved the state of bliss and fulfilled their divine contract.
If we look into the life and teachings of ascended masters and greatest people, we could possibly find out their willingness to be divinely driven by the infinite intelligence of the super conscious mind. We are aware about the power of the subconscious mind, reprogramming the unwanted beliefs and thought patterns that do not serve for our highest good, affirmations, power of words, visualisation and realisation etc. Of course willing to learn is a very good start but willingness is not just a word or something temporary. It is a consistency, determination, an ongoing process with every single moment beyond time and space living in perfect harmony with the highest self. So that we need not say," Why couldn't I attract this thing" or " It's not working for me'' or "I have everything in my life but still find no peace and complete satisfaction". Therefore let's ask ourselves first: Does my willingness to attain or achieve certain things come from the heart space/intuition In the process of manifestation am I willing to be truly aligned with the highest good of all Am I willing to be 100% faithful with the divine plan even before it manifests in reality Even if God has an alternative plan or unexpected events in my life am I willing to surrender to the divine guidance at anytime?
Once we are ready to take action to lose the attributes of egoistic mind like resentment, fear, anger, grief, doubt, time, space etc and be willing to tap in to the love based beliefs, intuition, faith in ideas of the superconscious mind and thereby impress the subconscious to re-programme. Then we are no longer the warriors of manifestation but become the masters of ascension by raising our vibration!
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Forgiveness can be difficult and sometimes we convince ourselves we have forgiven someone, but still wait for Karma to balance out the scales. In this space we are sitting in a space of unforgiveness. Not forgiving someone, holding on to the hurt, on any level, is like continually ingesting poison. When we hold onto things from the past, it sits in our mind, in our body, in our life and quite often doesn't affect the person we haven't forgiven. Forgiveness can sometimes be difficult, especially when we feel hurt on a deep level. And when we believe that forgiving someone is a sign of accepting their behaviour, that on some level we condone what they have done, it can make forgiveness even more difficult. We can also be holding to fear, afraid that if we forgive the other person we may be hurt again. But forgiveness is not about the other person. First and foremost, forgiveness allows us to return to peace. When we are holding on to unforgiveness there is an uneasiness within us that we carry.
Forgiveness is important for your own peace of mind, for your own feelings of peace within your body and for your own sense of peace in your life. Remember that forgiveness does not mean you must forget what happened, nor does it mean that you need to let them back into your life. Forgiveness is a personal journey to return to peace within you that you deserve.
Here is a process I guide my clients through when they need assistance forgiving. 1. Write down what the hurt was. Exactly as it happened. 2. Look at the situation and honestly evaluate what part you played in the situation. 3. Try to understand why the other person reacted that way. Does this offer you some insight into the situation? Did what they say have some truth in it? Did it hit a nerve within you? If so, is there something within you that needs to be released or healed? 4. Remember what others say to us is not absolute truth. We have a choice to reject or take on what they say. 5. Ask yourself why you can't forgive them? Are you worried about being hurt again? Is there a way to forgive them but also protect yourself from further hurts? 6. Look at what your life would be like if you NEVER forgave them? Would you regret it later down the track? 7. Look at what your life would be like if you DID forgive them. Would you regret that later down the track? 8. Choose if you can for forgive them and find peace and closure in the situation.
HOW TO FEEL LESS ALONE AS A LIGHTWORKER WORDS BY TAHLEE ROUILLON PRINCIPLE - UNITY Growing up as a Highly Sensitive Empath was hard. As a child I was called melodramatic. As a teenager, I was told I needed to stop "flying off the handle". My emotions were a rollercoaster, even as an adult. Similarly, the highs were just as potent. Music gave me goosebumps and often moved me to tears. I would get lost in long books and wild poetry. I felt feelings I couldn't even name when a crisp autumn breeze caressed my face. Needless to say, I often felt very alone. Which was so frustrating because all I wanted was to be accepted, understood, and feel like I belonged. I craved union. Perhaps you can relate? Sensitive souls like empaths and lightworkers are often some of the most misunderstood people on the planet. We notice things and we 'know' things and it confuses and baffles people. Our experiences are dismissed and diluted. People often say 'it can't be that bad', but it is. It really is!
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Discipline is about the decisions you make every day in every way because they relate directly to what you want and who you are in your essence. There are also places where you make decisions that are not putting you first. My guides tell me that when we put others before ourselves, we are stepping out of flow and integrity and making decision based on someone else's needs and so are not being honest with ourselves. We are outside the discipline of the self and the guidance informing us of what is for our highest good. Consider for a moment your morning routine, you may indicate that you are very disciplined and follow your rituals and routine to the letter every day. Is this repetitive? Are you surrendering to guidance and discipline of the self? Do you ask for guidance about what your human body wants to eat today, what it would like to wear, what time it would like to leave, what music it would like to listen to or are you doggedly sticking to a pattern of behaviour? The guides share - to truly be in discipline with the self is to be in harmony with the Soul and your purpose in every moment. I hear them saying the "SOUL PURPOSE" for our human existence is to be with ourselves as a human entity and experience this with JOY and LOVE. What you do each day and to what degree is part of our free will and our ability to manifest our earthly experiences. I am aware there is a lot of language around manifesting, having the best life ever, you can be who you want to be and yet this is also about surrendering the Ego and being disciplined and connected to the guidance offered within our own 'live stream' with the Divine/Universe/God/Channel of Love/ Buddha. As an Empath, I feel the difference of being guided and me being stubborn. One is where the world expands and my interactions, conversations and experiences are aligned, amazing, strong, heart driven and honest. I do not have an investment in the outcome – simply the experience. Sometimes this energy leads to new guidance and experiences that I understand are for my highest good.
The secret to success is mindset. Simple, right? But it really is just a simple shift in your thinking. Nothing shifted in my outer world until there was a shift in my inner world. THEN the universe manifested my reality. So I've learned that happiness really IS an inside job! A few years ago I was little Miss Comfort Zone! My multiple fears paralysed me from moving forward in my life, plus it was easier and felt safer to play small and be the victim of circumstances, rather than take any responsibility for my life. For nearly ten years I stayed in a soul-destroying job, my health was the worst it had ever been and I had a serious car accident, but I went straight back to work – because it was 'safe'. My personal self-development journey really began when Oprah came to Australia in December 2015. Oprah quoted William Ernest Henley who said; "I am the Master of my fate. I am the Captain of my soul." Hearing Oprah speak those words struck me like a bolt of lightning - I realised I needed to have a conversation with myself around accountability. I had been playing the victim my whole life, blaming others and circumstances for why I wasn't happy with my life. I finally realised no-one can change my life circumstances but me. What were my deepest emotions and feelings around change? Was I really willing to step up and change my life? Was I ready to own my own mistakes? I really questioned what were my core beliefs about myself and who was I really? I AM JUST ME! There is power in that statement because I realised I am perfect just the way I am. It was time for me to just own it! In order to create my ideal life I first had to learn what that actually means to me as an individual which took a lot of internal work. I joined a meditation group, read self development books, watched webinars and enrolled in courses.
We are all chasing it. We are all wanting it. Love. To be loved. Being love. Finding love. Falling in love. Eat love... Eat love? That's right! Now you can literally eat love. Through chocolate. Oh my gosh! I KNOW! How awesome and exciting is this? Eat love through chocolate! How guilty do you feel when you eat chocolate? Do you regret it afterwards or do you indulge in it guilt-free, knowing this is good for you? Some chocolate actually IS good for you. Some of the ingredients I use in my chocolate are GOOD for you! Cacao enhances the mood. Maple syrup has plenty of health benefits especially when it comes to your liver. There are so many benefits to your organs. Cacao butter and coconut oil are the same. And we all know that Himalayan Salt is vital for us, but I am not here to list all the health benefits of the ingredients. Some chocolate left me breaking out with eczema. I felt it in my body straight away if I ate too much. I knew I needed to create my own. Of course fasting helps strengthen the body. Yet, I believe if you eat food that you know and feel serves your body, mind and soul why would you eat something else? All the time! Anyway, this is about creating healthy options. I love food. I am passionate about food and more than anything chocolate is my favourite. Most days anyway. When I was younger I used to steal my sister's chocolate sandwich and switch it for the salami one. Maybe I used to be more addicted than passionate. I can remember sitting on the toilet calling my dad telling him that I needed to poop but I couldn't. He said straight away: "Stop eating so much chocolate!" I asked: "How do you know I ate too much chocolate?" He would say: "You are my daughter." Well, lots of lovely memories around chocolate. In fact, I believe that I have my weakness for chocolate from my dad. Or is it as my friend said: "Don't trust anyone who doesn't like chocolate." Is there truly such a thing? Do I really want to know? Anyway, I invented together with the beautiful Amy J. Young, Lightfilled Food - an outlet to create new lightfilled recipes so we don''t have to evolve into living off carbon monoxide or chemicals. An option to indulge into chocolates knowing it serves your body is a wellness treat for the heart and the soul. Who doesn't love that?
Please watch the video for the how to's and how the love gets into the chocolate. I hope you love it and my love for what I do vibrates to you. If you would like to order your favourite flavour or order chocolates I make for you, please message me on Facebook on Lightfilled Food or via Magenta Goddess. Taste tests available.
I love how there is a self-love topic on the forefront of many magazines, social media posts and online articles. I love that it is finally becoming the topic of a number of conversations between so many. However I have to be honest, I have never quite understood what self-love means. Sure I have had thoughts about what it is and can only assume what I think it is, but as I sit down to write this I find myself scratching my head as to what it really means to love myself? So I will start here. There are days when I look in the mirror and I think, hmmm, ok, I look nice today and there are days when I cannot stand to even look at myself. So is this self-love? Being ok with what is reflecting back in the mirror? Maybe, but surely it's more than that? What if we go deeper? What is behind the clothes, the hair, the make up? A human body. Do I love this body? Hmm it's ok i guess, but If I loved it more would this be self-love? Maybe. What is behind the body? Organs, muscles, tissues, blood. Do I love this part of my body? Sure. I'm thankful, it works in a way I don't quite understand and the design of how it all works together is nothing short of mind blowing. If I love this more is it self-love? It could be. And behind this? Emotions, feelings, senses, thoughts. An incredible vast network of these unseen "things" that run deeply through my body. Carrying every single thought, action and memory and delivering it with lightening speed along carefully grown networks of energy within my body. Can I love this? Would this be self-love? Can I go deeper? What ever could be beyond this beautiful design? Atoms, neutrons and a vibrating energy that may not be seen by the naked eye or even a microscope. I can't see it but can I feel it. Yes. If I love this would this be self-love? It feels good, surely. Hmmm, maybe? Could I try to go deeper then this? What is it? I can feel it, it's like an infinite open expansiveness that feels a bit like space. But it's peaceful and it feels like, well it feels like, peace. I think it feels like love. I don't know how to explain as I cannot see it with my eyes but I can feel it. I can feel it with everything that I am. It feels like love but more then just that. Can all this be within the person that I am? All of this? If I can love all of this, every particle, every network, every blood cell, every organ, every skin cell and every single part of my expansive connected energy. Is this self-love? Loving every single part of myself? From every thought, to every action to every moment, movement and sense. If I can truly understand that my self as a whole is made of love, I can love and be loved. When I drop back to the surface, my body, my clothes my hair, how can I not be in awe and in love with all of this? A whole universe inside of myself that I never knew existed but shows up as this being reflected back to me in the mirror. Wow. Why wouldn't I want to take care of this amazing temple that houses this incredible expansiveness! This amazing well of infinite energy that feels incredible. How can I not stand here and be moved by this? So I want to leave you dear reader with this. It has been famously said.....'And in the end, the love you get is equal to the love you give,'...think about that for a moment. Not my quote but a famous one from a very well known song. I may not have understood it until now. But now I think I understand self-love and how wholeness relates to this and what it means to me. So from my heart space to yours...you will be loved. Completely! In Wholeness.
BOOK REVIEW / BOOK REVIEW / BOOK REVIEW THE THREE ROOMS: WHICH ROOM ARE YOU IN Book Author Kevin Murphy "Remember, happiness doesn't depend on who you are or what you have, it depends solely on what you think." Although the Buddha is often credited with that quote, its origin doesn't really matter. Few people would dispute its message. So if most people would agree that our thoughts determine how we feel, then why are we not very good at monitoring our thoughts? The analogy of The Three Rooms can help. From The Three Rooms perspective, our thoughts can only be in one of three places: they can be in the past (the Past Room); the future, (the Future Room); or the present (the Present Room); and whichever room our thoughts are in determines our experience of life in that moment. Since our thoughts can move back-and-forth in the linear concept of time, it is imperative that we observe our thoughts. It is that act of observation that separates our awareness from our thoughts so we are no longer at the effect of them. This awareness, or consciousness, is what all the spiritual masters have urged us to connect with. In order to access this Divine Consciousness, we need to know where our thoughts are. That's why the fundamental question that we need to ask ourselves is "Where am I?" In other words, "Where are my thoughts?" If you can ask and answer that simple question, then you have already separated your awareness from your thoughts. Unlike the physical body, our thoughts can be in one of three places, and each place leads to a different experience of life. The Past Room: When our thoughts are in the Past Room, we continuously think of events that have caused us to feel negative emotions based on what we perceive others to have said or done to us...or us to them. We tend to dwell on those thoughts which further perpetuates the negative emotions they generate. Resentment, guilt, anger and shame are a few of the emotions we feel when our thoughts are in the Past Room. The Future Room: This is when we think about all the things that can go wrong and we focus on the worst-case scenarios. We look around at what is, and we project the image of what we don't have into the future. The feeling of stress and anxiety that this creates is what actually pushes away the very things we desire. When our thoughts are stuck in the Past or Future Room, we are constantly seeing the world as separate from us, so we feel the separation from our own Higher Self. That is the singular cause of the negative emotions we feel in the Past and Future Rooms. The Present Room: Instead of looking at what is, this is when we focus on what can be. There is an absence of negative thought, so there is nothing preventing us from feeling our connection to our Source. The love that we feel when we are in communion with our Higher Self is the feeling that allows us to attract into our lives that which we desire. If we are going to observe which room our thoughts are in, we need to better understand the thoughts that we are observing: A thought is a vibration that is stored as energy in a Field of Potential Probabilities, waiting to manifest. This field of energy has had many names. Sometimes it is called Divine consciousness, prana, or the Akashic field. Other times it is called the quantum vacuum, ether, or the zero-point field. No matter what name you apply to it, it is the Source energy that makes up all there is.
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TikTok's 5 Most Common Myths, and What's Actually True for Brands
TikTok has earned its place at the top of marketers' minds (whether the thoughts are anxiety-inducing or not, who's to say.) We've recently discussed why there are clear benefits to joining TikTok, at your own pace of course, but what are the common misunderstandings about it? Let's debunk them together.
1. TikTok videos and Instagram Reels are basically the same: False.
TikTok videos and Instagram Reels are often thought about or talked about interchangeably, with trending sounds, fast transitions, and text overlay all playing a heavy role. But many TikTok videos are more akin to an Instagram Story: talking-head style, casual, off-the-cuff, low stakes, un-produced. We're seeing many high-growth lifestyle TikTokers post upwards of 5 times per day.
2. There's more to find beyond dancing and lip-syncing: True.
A common misconception is that every TikTok post involves a trending dance, lip-syncing, or comedy. While these are popular on the platform, there is plenty more to offer. As we like to say, TikTok is a multi-verse. These are currently the top ten trending categories on TikTok:
Entertainment (lip-syncing, etc.) - 535 billion hashtag views
Dance - 181b
Pranks - 79b
Fitness/sports - 57b
Home reno/DIY - 39b
Beauty/skincare - 33b
Recipes/cooking - 18b
Lifehacks/advice - 13b
Pets - 10b
Outdoors - 2b
If TikTok is a multi-verse and each of these ten hashtags is a universe, there are solar systems and galaxies of niches and micro-communities within them. Content that is centered in popular music or trending sound is only the tip of the iceberg. So if you haven't already, jump into a universe relevant to your brand to see what you discover.
3. Only teenagers are on it: False.
According to Pew Research Data, there is now some evidence that its user base is aging. People aren't just giving up on TikTok because they believe they have outgrown it. In fact, according to HubSpot, the number of adult U.S. visitors to TikTok has doubled in the past year.
According to Statista, Most US users are young, with 32.5% aged between 10 and 19. A further 29.5% are aged 20-29.
You can find a wide variety of ages on the TikTok platform. Just take a look at accounts oldgays, retirementhouse, or our new favorite term, 'grandfluencers.' As we said before, there's room for everyone here.
4. Branded posts require high-quality production: False.
Gen Z and TikTok users want to see low-fi content. What's that? No more filters, no more "escapist" social media. They want their content (and their influencers) to be real and attainable.
You don't necessarily want the content to be a mirror back to your brand - you want it to be a window. By allowing Gen Z creators to make content that feels natural to them, you're inviting a whole, trusting audience to peep through the window into the world of your brand. The audience can tell the difference.
According to a Nielsen Data survey, globally an average of 53% of TikTok users say they trust others to be their real selves on TikTok.
5. Influencer ads and sponsored content need to be hidden: False.
Full disclosure, embracing the sponsored content, and being upfront are appreciated by Gen Z. Sentiment about 'getting the bag' is a positive, uplifting celebration—there is solidarity in appreciating the investment in creative people.
The consumer to influencer relationship involves celebrating wins, and your brand is getting a positive halo due to your investment in creative, diverse, and talented people.
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How to make money online with PayPorte Affiliate Program – A legit tutorial on how to make money online via the ever lucrative affiliate system.
Make unbelievable millions of money by joining the PayPorte Affiliate. This blog post would be opening your eyes to a new affiliate network in the Nigerian e-commerce industry.
Before you start thinking of how to make money online with PayPorte Affiliate Program, it would be important you know a little about the company you would soon be working with.
PayPorte can be described as Nigerian's preferred online retail store when it comes to quality of products and with Operational offices across the United States of America, the United Kingdom and in China, they have been able to deliver on their brand promise; To constantly deliver quality and affordable products and services to its customers.
Launched on the 25th day of September, 2014, PayPorte has since thrived to ensure it caters to a wide demographic that ranges from the youths and to the young urban professionals, providing a wide variety of products including fashion and accessories, fabrics, furniture, home appliances, tech gadgets and more.
In the spirit of promoting entrepreneurship in Africa, PayPorte also partners with local businesses by showcasing their goods on its platform to a wider audience, giving merchants global access to customers, great logistics coverage and the opportunity to excel in business.
The company also offers a strong affiliate program, and has seen much success through its marketing efforts, which include an active social media presence and the use of highly popular social media influencers, reaching its key demographic indirectly.
This exceptional as well as intimidating summary of the next big E-commerce in Nigeria –Payporte is the reason PayPorte is exceptional in the e-commerce industry and emerged the Ecommerce Company of the Year by the CBN Cashless CardExpo Africa in 2016.
Soon it dawned on them that they could actually do this as business. That's how they migrated to PayPorte 2.0. When I say 2.0, I mean when PayPorte kicked off as an online retail store on the 25th of September 2014.
Click here to view a photo of me and the CEO of PayPorte earlier today at the SellerHub Breakfast Business Meeting at Lekki, Lagos state.
You can make thousands of Naira by joining the PayPorte affiliate team. I joined the PayPorte affiliate program officially February 2017, but actually started my affiliate marketing campaigns around April 2017 and I must confess that it was worthwhile.
So I suggest you take this post on how to make money online with PayPorte Affiliate Program very seriously if you plan on making cash online.
Here's a screenshot of my affiliate payment for the month of July 2017.
Why join the PayPorte Affiliate Program?
1) It's easy to become a member. All you need do is REGISTER (Click here to register as an affiliate) and be sure to add my email (mikeozhil@gmail.com) in the referred by tab.
2) ADVERTISE by displaying their advertisement on your site or blog or social media platform using their simple linking tools.
A) Be sure to always login to your affiliate account daily to get new ad banners when available.
B) Place the ad banners at the header section of your blog and in-between posts, that way your readers are more likely to see the banner ads on mobile view than when placed on the sidebar on desktop version.
C) Always visit the COUPONS section to share your affiliate links with automated discounts. What I'm trying to say is that at the coupon section of your affiliate dashboard, whenever you share those links on your social media platform and someone click on it automatically they get the amazing discounts (ranging from 3% to 10%) allocated to each category.
D) When sharing affiliate links on your social media platforms, be sure to use trending hash tags on Twitter. That way more links are likely to reach more people.
E) The deep linking feature has recently been added so make sure you're selling more with the deep linking features.
F) Try leveraging on email marketing campaigns. Build your email subscribers list and then send them weekly mails letting them know about the new arrivals on the PayPorte website. Insert your affiliate link in the 'Learn More' or 'Start Shopping' buttons.
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Don't forget to add my email (mikeozhil@gmail.com) in the referred by tab. Don't just read this and not take action because I'm pretty sure that if you didn't want to know How to make money online with PayPorte Affiliate Program you won't be reading this. See you on the other side.
Ultimately, I hope I was able to give you the essential secrets on making money online with the PayPorte Affiliate Program. The secrets to succeeding with the PayPorte affiliate program are the same with any other affiliate network.
Well, A Nigerian Paypal account can not receive funds. So getting a Payoneer account is the best option.
I never knew Payporte had an affiliate program. I'll check out the kind of products they haveto see if there's something decent I could promote on my blog.
And really internet business opportunities are becoming more accessible to us in Nigeria by the day.
Thank You graduate boss for your contribution.
Affiliate marketing is the way. I will advise every blogger to take advantage of this. Maybe even starta niche site. Hahaha some idea. Thanks for the information, am gonna try it out with my e-commerce site. More $$ 😁 …thanks again.
Great to hear from you Precious.
A very Helpful information.. Will try my hands on this, especially during this asuu strike, to make some money. Thanks for sharing.
Its a great opportunity everyone should look into to earn additional income. Its less stressful and doesn't require any experience nor level of education. Am definitely engaging myself to it right away.
Wow… Thanks for the info.
I will like to try this out. How do I go about it?
Wow… So payporte even has an affiliate program just like Jumia? Thank God I came across this post.
I hope you're having a happy and profitable day!
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It's because we're hard wired to avoid anything scary.
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Do you mind if I quote a few of your posts as long as I provide credit and sources back to your website? My website is in the very same niche as yours and my visitors would definitely benefit from a lot of the information you present here. Please let me know if this alright with you. Thanks!
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Enhancing Remote Physiotherapy Services
Enhancing Remote Physiotherapy Services for Consistent Patient Care
Murrumbidgee Local Health District
Rural HealthTelehealthPrimary Care Clinical Practice ImprovementInnovation Award
6 April 2017 Last updated:
Hay Physiotherapy Service implemented a telehealth model of care for appropriate patients, to better manage its waiting list and allow patients across vast geographical regions to access physiotherapy services in a timely and convenient way, particularly during service interruptions.
To ensure physiotherapy services in Hay are available 80% of the time over a 12-month period, by 31 March 2016.
Improves access to clinical services across vast geographical distances, addressing service gaps in rural and remote areas.
Improves health outcomes and provides seamless, integrated care.
Reduces waiting lists and delays in providing face-to-face care.
Reduces the risk of complications, avoidable emergency department presentations and hospital admissions.
Enhances collaboration between clinicians and patients.
Empowers patients and their carers to manage their own health.
Supports the efficient transfer of care.
Maximises the allied health workforce and increases competency through the innovative use of technology.
Increases productivity in rural physiotherapy clinics, by streamlining time spent in patient consultations.
Reduces travel time and costs for patients.
Aligns to NSW Health Strategic Directions 1 (Providing healthcare in ways that meets the needs of rural communities), 2 (Building a skilled sustainable workforce) and 3 (Improving clinician and community engagement), as well as its CORE values of collaboration, openness, respect and empowerment.
Hay Physiotherapy Service has traditionally relied on a sole therapist to provide outreach services to patients one day a week from Griffith. Prior to the project, there were long periods of time where no physiotherapist was available to deliver these services, which led to long waiting lists. By March 2016, there were five sites in Murrumbidgee Local Health District (MLHD) with staff vacancies in physiotherapy. This is a common problem in rural areas of NSW . In 2011, there were 98.8 physiotherapists per 100,000 people in urban areas of NSW , compared to 37 physiotherapists per 100,000 people in rural and remote areas.1
The lack of access to physiotherapists in MLHD was also a result of the vast geographical distance between patients' homes and physiotherapy services. A community survey conducted in July 2015 showed that only 40% of people were prepared to travel to attend physiotherapy services elsewhere if there was no service available in Hay.
Hay Physiotherapy Service has used telehealth for meetings, staff education and clinician communication with patients across MLHD . It has proven to be a valid, reliable and effective form of clinical care. As a result, it was suggested that delivering physiotherapy services via telehealth would provide care to the patient when it is needed and as close to their home as possible.
A cost analysis conducted by Hay Physiotherapy Service compared the costs of attending one physiotherapy appointment in Griffith, to the costs of attending the appointment locally via telehealth. Results showed significant cost savings when delivering care via telehealth. However, not all care can be delivered this way and other factors must be considered before giving patients the option to attend appointments locally using the telehealth model.
A project team was established, comprising local clinicians, medical staff, community representatives, physiotherapists, managers and district advisors.
The following factors were identified as contributing to service accessibility:
a lack of guidelines in Hay Physiotherapy Service
no back-fill for remote part-time positions, when they are on leave or there is a vacancy
the remote location of Hay.
Contributing factors were analysed and an action plan developed to deliver consistent access to physiotherapy services.
Community consultation was undertaken to measure satisfaction levels with the existing service and alternative options when no physiotherapy service was available. Results showed that 57% of participants were generally satisfied with Hay Physiotherapy Service, while 60% chose other local options or managed without physiotherapy when there was no service available – i.e. they chose not to travel to access this service somewhere else (n=26).
Patients and staff involved in the pilot project provided feedback on their experiences. Patients were receptive to using technology for clinical care, while staff and management supported the use of telehealth for clinical care in appropriate patient groups, using existing resources.
A telehealth model of care was developed for Hay Physiotherapy Service. It was explained to patients as an option to access physiotherapy services when the alternative was to wait for the service to resume in two weeks.
In this telehealth model, a consultation is scheduled into the outpatient physiotherapist's appointment book as per usual. Relevant documentation is shared by the allied health assistant (AHA), after which the physiotherapist connects via telehealth to the AHA and patient at the other site, where the patient and their carer have been shown into the treatment room from the waiting area. This method can also be used for preliminary assessments, to determine the need for a face-to-face consultation, so high-priority patients can be seen and escalated without delay.
Procedures and patient criteria for using telehealth were developed and implemented within Hay Physiotherapy Service.
Role plays were conducted to test equipment and procedures, train staff and improve competency and confidence across the service.
Two physiotherapy patients volunteered to test the telehealth model, including follow-up care. Following the successful pilot, the project was made available for use according to patient need and staff availability.
A barrier identified by physiotherapists was their confidence in the AHA to competently manage patient care. AHA competency needs were identified. A proposal for assessment of these competencies was drafted for TAFE NSW that would allow AHAs to learn how to facilitate telehealth consultations as part of their training. This solution is still in progress.
Other solutions were examined, such as increasing the flexibility of services across physiotherapy sites in MLHD , but were found not to be suitable.
Sustained - the initiative has been implemented and is sustained in standard business.
Hay Physiotherapy Service, MLHD
Wagga Wagga, Griffith and Hillston Physiotherapy Services
TAFE NSW
Health Education and Training Institute NSW
NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation
Access to physiotherapy services in Hay increased from 40% in March 2015 to 81% in March 2016. This was measured by the number of weeks in which there was a physiotherapy service available on one or more days per week.
Waiting lists were reduced from six months in February 2016 to one month in March 2016. However, the opening of a new private physiotherapy service in Hay had a significant impact on this result.
Patient feedback was positive, with comments including: "I understood what I had to do" and "some help is better than none" and "we just wish this service had been available sooner".
Consultation time and skill was comparable for both modes of care delivery. The differences to usual practice included the need for:
better verbal communication
strong trust between the physiotherapist and AHA
strong coordination skills by the AHA
appropriate patient selection for telehealth services.
Following a presentation to physiotherapists in Wagga Wagga in March 2016, a physiotherapy and Telehealth Action Working Group was formed to expand the implementation of telehealth services in physiotherapy services and develop policies to manage this implementation across MLHD .
Project findings were shared at the MLHD Allied Health Forum in May 2016 and an abstract was accepted to the 2016 Services for Australian Rural and Remote Allied Health National Conference. A poster presentation was showcased at the NSW Rural Health Research Congress at Tweed Heads and the NSW Health and Biomedical Research Symposium in Wagga Wagga, both in November 2016.
A new private physiotherapy service opened in Hay in March 2016. This increased the availability of physiotherapists in the area during implementation of the project. The combination of this new service and the telehealth model has improved the availability of physiotherapy services in Hay and now provides patients with a choice between public and private services in the local area.
2016 MLHD Innovation Awards Nominee – Local Solutions
2016 MLHD Innovation Awards Winner – Chief Executive's Award
2016 MLHDACI Innovation Award Winner
The AHA position at Hay Physiotherapy Service was vacated, which temporarily halted the use of telehealth until a new AHA was recruited and trained. This highlights the importance of the AHA in this model of care.
Having electronic medical records for all patients simplifies the management of information and procedures for this model of care.
Using telehealth for outpatient care does involve a change in the way physiotherapists deliver patient care. Change takes time, practice, considerable effort in the initial stages and ongoing reflective practice.
The project requires collaboration across sites, disciplines, external experts and staff, despite geographical barriers.
Involving patients and their carers in healthcare decisions is important and empowers them to have a say in how the service is shaped to meet their needs.
Being open to new ideas and trying new methods was sometimes done enthusiastically and on some occasions was met with conservative caution. It's important to work collaboratively and be respectful of all team members' opinions.
View a presentation from the 2017 Rural Innovations Changing Healthcare Forum.
Health Workforce Australia. Australia's Health Workforce Series: Physiotherapists in Focus. Adelaide: Health Workforce Australia; 2014.
Australian Physiotherapy Association. Rural and Remote Australia: Position Statement. Camberwell, Victoria: Australian Physiotherapy Association; 2014.
McFarlane C, Gillis G. 2015 Canadian Telehealth Report. Canada's Health Informatics Association (COACH). Ontario, Canada: COACH; 2015.
Nielsen I, Kirkpatrick J. Allied Health Telehealth Capacity Building: Scoping Project. Brisbane: Queensland Health; 2015.
NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation (ACI). Guidelines for the Use of Telehealth for Clinical and Non Clinical Settings in NSW. Chatswood: ACI; 2015.
NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation (ACI). Pain Management Network. Chronic Pain Telehealth Pilot Project: Evaluation Report 2016. Chatswood: ACI; 2016.
Raven M, Bywood P. Allied Health Video Consultation Services. Primary Health Care Research & Information Service (PHCRIS) Policy Issue Review. Adelaide: PHCHRIS; 2013.
Russell, TG. Goniometry via the internet. Australian Journal of Physiotherapy 2007; 53(2): 136.
NSW Ministry of Health. Allied Health Assistant Framework, GL2013_005. Sydney: NSW Health; 2013.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Murrumbidgee Local Health District. Chronic disease care and support. 2016.
Canadian Physiotherapy Association. Environmental scan of access to physiotherapy in rural, remote and northern areas of Canada: summary. Canadian Physiotherapy Association: [2015].
American Physical Therapy Association. Telehealth. 2017.
Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine. Telehealth Standards. 2016.
Commonwealth Dept of Health. Telehealth: Specialist Video Consultations under Medicare. MBS Online. Commonwealth of Australia; 2014.
Ellen McMaster
Griffith Base Hospital
ellen.mcmaster@gsahs.health.nsw.gov.au


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This project requires cmake.

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### Windows
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Civic Center Time Capsule Installed to Cap-off Heritage Days
A public ceremony to install a new Civic Center time capsule is planned for noon on Friday, Oct. 5 in front of Presentation Hall. This new time capsule will be next to the original.
It is modeled after the first copper capsule installed behind the 1938 cornerstone. Items in it include: copies of the original Mayo Civic Auditorium blueprints, a ticket to the Ken Burns movie premiere and a proclamation by Rochester Mayor Ardell Brede in honor of the historical exhibit dedication.
Mayo Clinic, in collaboration with the Mayo Civic Center, created a new historical exhibit at the entrance of the Charles H. Mayo Presentation Hall. The exhibit includes historic artifacts honoring Mayo Clinic's dedication to preserving history, the Mayo family gift and celebrating the center's history. The foyer has been transformed to look like it did at the opening in 1939. The original granite columns, hidden under a layer of bricks, have been uncovered. A decorative canopy, based on the original blueprints, has been installed.
Visitors to the historic exhibits will see displays that include a boxing bell used during matches, including the legendary heavyweight match between Joe Lewis and Orlan Ott in 1949. Also on display is a burgundy sport jacket formerly worn by Mayo Civic Center ushers and vintage concert posters for a wide array of artists including Patti Page, Johnny Cash and Duke Ellington – and others.
"This is going to be a living exhibit," said Donna Drews, executive director of the Mayo Civic Center. "We had these treasures hidden in storage. The community will be excited to see them."
Earlier this month, Mayo Clinic President and CEO John Noseworthy, M.D. paid tribute to the Mayo family's generosity and the Mayo Civic Center's role in the community at the dedication for the historical exhibit.
"This project represents our commitment to historic conservation," Noseworthy told a crowd of more than 100 people gathered for the unveiling of the exhibit on Sept. 10. Among those in the audience were members of the Mayo family, the Sisters of Saint Francis and community leaders.
That same night the Ken Burns' film, The Mayo Clinic: Faith — Hope – Science, premiered.
Noseworthy added, "In the spirit of that commitment, preservation and generosity, we are here to build on an 80-year-old project that is part of our past and a valued part of our future. Tonight we dedicate exhibits that celebrate our shared story."
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digs have revealed the early history of the city.
where traditional canal narrowboats gather from the surrounding counties.
stalls, booths street acts and performances of all kinds.
information and guidance to visitors to the Castlefield basins.
and brochures giving details of all that Castlefield has to offer.
to the Central Manchester Development Corporation.


The Maharashtra government has set an ambitious target of 10.5% growth in 2020 and 12% in 2030 from the present level of 9.4%.
Further, the government in its Vision 2030, hoped that the gross state domestic product at current prices will rise to Rs.30 lakh crore in 2020 and Rs.86 lakh crore in 2030 from Rs.22.7 lakh crore now. It expected the per capita income to rise to Rs.268,000 in 2020 and Rs.600,000 in 2030 from Rs.1,47,399.
Further, it expected agriculture and allied activities sector to grow at 5%, industry sector at 12%, services sector at 15% and 30% of the share in GSDP for manufacturing sector by 2030.
The government admitted that its debt stock of Rs.4.13 lakh crore (2017-17 BE) forced the diversion of a large amount of revenue towards interest payment and repayment of the debt.
Though debt and fiscal deficit of the state are well within the limits and the state has not exceeded the borrowing limits for last several years, the provision required for the target achievement is going to put some burden on the financial status of the state.
The official said Maharashtra is an urbanised and industrialised state, and to sustain its industrial and agricultural output environment forms the bedrock of its strategy.


For small warriors! This sword is perfect for children who want to dress up as a knight during carnival, just to play at home or at a festival.
The sword is one of the most famous weapons from the Middle Ages and early Middle Ages. In the Middle Ages, the sword was used to stab between plate armor. The sword was also a noble weapon, not everyone could afford a sword. The sword symbolized knightly values.
This wooden toy sword was made after medieval models. It is available in three different lengths. Suitable for 3 years and older.


(March 21, 2016 – Columbus, OH) – There were 1,610 central Ohio homes and condos sold last month, up 6.0 percent from the previous month, up 4.7 percent rise from one year ago, and a record high for the month of February.
As January home sales set a record high also, sales for the first two months of 2016 have topped the charts according to the Columbus REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service.
Sale prices are at record highs. The average sale price of a home in February was $185,556, up 3.8 percent from February 2015 and a slight increase (0.5 percent) over the previous month. The median price in February was $154,700, an increase of 4.5 percent from a year ago.
Inventory continued to shrink in February, with the total inventory of homes for sale in central Ohio coming in at 5,433. This was a 20 percent fall from February 2015 and a 6.2 percent drop from the previous month. Inventory levels have not been this low since before 2000.
The months supply of inventory during February was 2.1, which is 27.6 percent lower than a year ago, and the lowest on record. The months supply is calculated by taking the amount of inventory divided by average monthly sales over the last 12 months. In other words, if no more homes were added to the market, it would take about 2.1 months to sell all of the homes and condos currently for sale in central Ohio.
The months supply of inventory during February was 2.1, which was 4.5 percent lower than January and the lowest on record. The months supply is calculated by taking the amount of inventory divided by average monthly sales over the last 12 months. In other words, if no more homes were added to the market, it would take about 2.2 months to sell all of the homes and condos currently for sale in central Ohio.
According to the latest Housing Market Confidence Index by the Ohio Association of REALTORS®, 95 percent of central Ohio REALTORS® describe the current housing market as moderate to strong and 97 percent expect home prices to rise over the next year.
When asked about changes in number of millennials expressing interest in purchasing a home, 68 percent said they have seen a slight to substantial increase in interest, 29 percent said no change interest and 3 percent said a slight decrease in interest.
Columbus REALTORS® is comprised of over 7,100 real estate professionals engaged in residential sales and leasing, commercial sales and leasing, property management, appraisal, consultation, real estate syndication, land development and more.


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Sandos Financial, Inc. Business Continuity Planning
Sandos Financial, Inc. has developed a Business Continuity Plan on how we will respond to events that significantly disrupt our business. Since the timing and impact of disasters and disruptions is unpredictable, we will have to be flexible in responding to actual events as they occur. With that in mind, we are providing you with this information on our business continuity plan.
Contacting Us – If after a significant business disruption you cannot contact us as you usually do at 801-849-0049/This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., you should call our alternative number 801-901-0049 or go to our website at https://sandosfinancial.com If you cannot access us through either of those means, you should contact our clearing firm, Folio Institutional at 1 (888) 485-3456 https://folioinstitutional.com for instructions on how it may assist.
Our Business Continuity Plan – We plan to quickly recover and resume business operations after a significant business disruption and respond by safeguarding our employees and property, making a financial and operational assessment, protecting the firm's books and records, and allowing our customers to transact business. In short, our business continuity plan is designed to permit our firm to resume operations as quickly as possible, given the scope and severity of the significant business disruption.
Our business continuity plan addresses: data backup and recovery; all mission critical systems; financial and operational assessments; alternative communications with customers, employees, and regulators; alternate physical location of employees; critical supplier, contractor, bank and counter-party impact; regulatory reporting; and assuring our customers prompt access to their funds and securities if we are unable to continue our business.
Our clearing firm, Folio Institutional, backs up our important records in a geographically separate area. While every emergency situation poses unique problems based on external factors, such as time of day and the severity of the disruption, we have been advised by our clearing firm that its objective is to restore its own operations and be able to complete existing transactions and accept new transactions and payments as quickly as possible. Your orders and requests for funds and securities could be delayed during this period.
Varying Disruptions – Significant business disruptions can vary in their scope, such as only our firm, a single building housing our firm, the business district where our firm is located, the city where we are located, or the whole region. Within each of these areas, the severity of the disruption can also vary from minimal to severe. In a disruption to only our firm or a building housing our firm, we will transfer our operations to a local site when needed and expect to recover and resume business within "reasonable period of time". In a disruption affecting our business district, city, or region, we will transfer our operations to a site outside of the affected area, and recover and resume business within a "reasonable period of time". In either situation, we plan to continue in business, transfer operations to our clearing firm if necessary and notify you through our website at https://sandosfinancial.com or our customer emergency number, 801-849-0049 how to contact us. If the significant business disruption is so severe that it prevents us from remaining in business, we will assure our customer's prompt access to their funds and securities.
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