 Injuries of a catastrophic proportion are never easily overcome, however, they can be made less difficult with help from the right attorney by your side. When a burn injury or damage to your brain or spinal cord are so serious that they become life changing, there is little other option than to pursue the matter legally.Nah you just ate the others... 
There was only one, and I am it.
Short term memory indeed.
I just meant that Fish doesn't remember the other fish.
Maybe that's because the other fish were never fish to begin with, but rather humans in costumes trying to befriend the fish to kill him.
 I recommend a lobotemy.
Although we could use the standard procedure,wich includes: soaking him in ice-cold water, give him a couple of electrifying bursts, deprive him of sleep for a week, make him search weird skin diseases on google.Valentine’s writing prompt
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5 years of love, life and abundance
Like any other ideal software engineer, I straight away head to Google whenever my code refuses to work.
This is exactly what I did one fine evening after crumbling half a dozen cups of coffee. I stumbled upon this blog that immaculately described step-by-step…Day 1: Our crew will ready to pick up You at the Hotel, train/bus station or airport then start drive to Cemara lawang village (2200m) in 3h which is most popular entrance for visitors by passing the farm slope of Tenggerese people. check in and overnight at the hotel, if You arrive early possible to enjoy the sun setting on Bromo.
Day 2: 03.30 ready to chase sunrise drive by 4wd to reach Mount Penanjakan (2770m) to wait the sun rising. After enjoy the magnificent sunrise continuing by drive to cross sand sea to reach the parking lot in the middle of caldera (diameter approximately 10 km), The caldera has seen been filled with grey sands, and it's called Lautan Pasir or Sand Sea. Tourists walk through this expanse on their way to Mount Bromo. Standing at a height of 2329m Mount Bromo is not the tallest volcano in Java. The tallest one is Semeru (3676m), located on the south of Mount Bromo and within sight. Also called Mahameru, meaning "great mountain", Mount Semeru is one of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia constantly belching steam from the peak. On the right corner of the sight there is another inactive volcano called Batok (2440m) where possible to see some vegetations growing on it like fern, acinium (kind of bush that only grow in high altitude) and family of Casuarina (paint tree). Be sure to bring long warm cloth, and the temperature can drop to between zero and five degrees Celsius in the morning when You start to enjoy the sunrise and it will getting warm when the sun rising while You exploring the Caldera and Bromo volcano itself.
08.00 back to the Hotel for wash and breakfast then preparation for transfer to Kalibaru area in 7h.
Day 4: Simple breakfast at the homestay then start drive for transfer to Ijen area, check in to the hotel and overnight.
Day 5: Regularly morning departure drive by 4WD vehicle in 1.5h to reach Paltuding parking lot (1850m). Ijen crater located 45km from Banyuwangi regent which is most popular entrance for visitors. Last minutes drive you will pass one of the best virgin rainforest in Java with original vegetation when lucky You can found black Javanese monkeys hanging on the tree and most special when You see the Puma crossing the road even it's rare and impressive giant fern along the way. At the parking lot where You start to hike for 3.3km the temperature quite freshly average 14-20 degrees Celsius. the trek itself divide in 3 different parts, at the beginning you will found an easy part for 900mtrs continuing by most difficult part 1.4km and end by part looks like almost flat for 1km best way to hike just take your own rhythm or just slowly but sure usually needed 1,5h to reach the peak of Ijen volcano (2386m). All will be worth when you arrive at the point of view from here You will enjoy a magnificent scenery, Ijen crater fill with blue green massive acid lake which contain about 32-33 million cubic meter water in it and it's become the hugest acid lake in the world. On the left corner of the lake with the deep about 325m from point of view there is a yellow slope area called Sulfatara where miners produce bright yellow stone called Sulphur. At the same time you will see the miners up and down the hill transporting the Sulphur with 60-100kg weight on their shoulder just next to the parking where You start to hike. It's one of the toughest profession in the world.
When you finish enjoy the scenery just walk down to the parking lot passing the same way when You hike in 1H then drive back to drop off You On the way to Banyuwangi there is a huge plantation produce several kind of tropical product most famous with Clove and Robusta Coffee when You visit between April till September that will the perfect timing because so many activities to see from local people when they harvest the plantation.
Day 6: After breakfast ready for Your transfer out to Bali, drive by car to reach Ketapang harbor then crossing Bali strait by ferry for 1hour and another drive by car to get your hotel in Bali.For almost a decade the Federal Funds interest rate set by the Federal Reserve has hovered near zero. The thinking was that this would entice companies to borrow so-called "easy money" and invest it in new workers, factories, and productivity-enhancing technology.
What really happened is a bunch of Wall Street bankers and industry titans (OK, and a few lawyers) took the money and built houses in Park City.
Even one of the best money managers in the world—legendary PIMCO boss Bill Gross—is saying "easy money" is hard on the economy.
"Low interest rates are not the cure—they are part of the problem," he said in a recent piece in Barrons. Instead of spurring new and exciting companies to invest in growth, they enabled old-school "zombie" industries to prop up their stock prices with share buy-backs. It's leading to grossly inflated asset prices (stocks, real estate, etc.) and fueling a bubble that's valuing Central Austin teardowns in the millions and Uber at more than $50 billion.
Which brings me to my point: Easy money is really hard on the environment. It enables worthless use of limited natural resources. Take this house on five acres, high in the back bowls Park City's Canyons resort.
Priced at nearly $8 million with six bedrooms, four baths, and 12,000 square-feet, it's relatively reasonable in a neighborhood of $10-, $15, and $20 million lodges. It has everything you'd expect in a ski chalet high in the mountains: Beautiful rock work and giant timber framing, plus a theatre, billiards room, and a huge unsupported spiral staircase beneath a soaring atrium.
But what's it doing at 10,000 feet in the middle of one of my favorite ski runs?
Who cares? With money this easy, it'd be crazy not to build it.What is Hatzoloh?
Hatzoloh `{`huts-u-la = Hebrew for rescue`}` was started in Williamsburg, New York in 1965, for the purpose of responding to the unique cultural and religious needs of the Jewish community and improving pre-hospital emergency medical care. Over the years, Hatzoloh New York has developed into the largest volunteer ambulance service in North America. In fact, they were the first EMS personnel to arrive at the World Trade Centre on September 11, 2001. Hatzoloh has chapters in other cities throughout the world as well, including, Montreal, Los Angeles, Miami, London, Johannesburg, Melbourne, Antwerp and Israel. Hatzoloh Toronto is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to rapidly respond to the emergency medical needs of the Toronto Jewish community. Hatzoloh also complements the local ambulance service by providing rapid, high quality, non-transport care within minutes of being dispatched. Hatzoloh Toronto also ensures that 911 has been called and remains with its patients until a transfer of care to ambulance personnel has occurred. Hatzoloh has been instrumental in the saving of thousands of people’s lives and in the assistance of others in their times of need.
What are Hatzoloh’s origins in Toronto?
Beginning in April, 1998, Hatzoloh Toronto initially serviced the neighbourhoods bordered by Eglinton Avenue, Sheppard Avenue, Allen Road and Avenue Road. With only ten responders and four dispatchers, we provided service on evenings, weekends and Civic and Jewish holidays. Since then, Hatzoloh Toronto has expanded and now has 32 volunteer responders and 12 volunteer dispatchers. As for coverage, Toronto and Thornhill now have 24 hour service, 7 days a week, operating along the Bathurst Street corridor from Eglinton Avenue to north of Highway 7.
Why does Toronto need Hatzoloh?
Because our volunteers are members of the community, they have a unique perception and understanding of the needs of Toronto’s Jewish community. This includes knowledge of Jewish law, as well as the ability to converse with elderly immigrant patients in