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Women absolutely need to be taken seriously by the medical community because, we get treated differently than men. That’s a fact!
It’s now a reality but nobody believed in, Climate Crisis back years ago and now it’s a happening. Do you believe now?
Collapsing cliffs, buildings on the brink of collapse and roads swallowed by flood waters. Powerful king tides are wreaking havoc along California coast, threatening oceanfront homes, and inundating coastal streets. When I was a kid they used to say that California was going to drop off into the ocean. 😳
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J’adore Intense.
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Trump left Ivana for a 26-year-old actress, so his wife sued for $2.5 billion.
She walked away with $14 million.
In 1977 a young Czech model married the New York developer. Before the wedding came the paperwork.
After the divorce, on ABC, Ivana explained that signature:
"My prenuptial, I did not understand what I was signing. I was younger and I did not speak very well English."
She thought she was only giving up any claim to the money Donald's father and grandfather had made.
Then she helped Donald build his own fortune, running his casino in Atlantic City and then the Plaza Hotel.
Over Christmas 1989 in Aspen, Ivana confronted Marla Maples, the actress Donald was seeing. Ivana says the affair broke her trust so badly it could not be patched.
Donald moved out that February. In March she sued to tear up the prenup and claim half of the empire built during the marriage. Her lawyers valued that share at $2.5 billion.
In December 1990 a judge granted the divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. In March 1991 she settled, with a gag clause about the marriage.
Trump called it a victory. Ivana walked away with $14 million.
The Art of the Deal in action, or did Ivana blow it herself?
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The federal judge in Alaska presiding over Trump’s lawsuit challenging the state’s senate race election results has officially fast-tracked it for DISMISSAL.
The ruling opens the door for democrat Mary Peltola (Yupik) to become the first female Indigenous Senator in U.S. history.
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In Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism), we believe that the Creator is present in everything. The Ātma is eternal, and the cycle of reincarnation is not limited to human beings.
Rebirth can take place in different forms, from the smallest microorganisms that are invisible to the naked eye, to ants, insects, fish and other organisms in the sea, as well as plants and other living beings on land or in any realm (multiverse).
According to Hindu teachings, karma influences the journey through the cycle of birth, death and rebirth, known as saṃsāra. Human birth is considered especially precious because it offers a unique opportunity for spiritual realisation and ultimately moksha, liberation from this cycle.
We also recognise the divine presence in all existence. Everything, from the smallest organism to every plant, stone and element of nature, is connected to the Divine. The Creator is not separate from creation. The Divine is present throughout existence, reminding us to approach the world around us with reverence, humility and respect.
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How did we get water before we had taps in our homes in the England. 1854.
Before taps, you queued. And you didn't ask what was floating in it.
London, 1854: one standpipe for a whole court, water two hours at a time, a few days a week, and a water company drawing from the Thames below the sewers. That summer, Dr John Snow had the Broad Street pump handle removed. Running water for most homes was still decades away.
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Ten million people have watched a TED speaker accidentally destroy the entire time management industry.
He filmed the talk once at TEDxDouglasville and it has been on YouTube ever since.
Productivity coaches charge $500 an hour to teach a diluted version of what he covered in 18 minutes for free.
His name is Rory Vaden. He is the co-founder of Brand Builders Group, a Wall Street Journal bestselling author, and the strategist behind the Focus Funnel used by Fortune 500 executives to reclaim entire quarters of their year.
For over a decade he has taught the same three-question funnel for deciding what belongs on your calendar.
His entire framework fits on a napkin.
You cannot manage time. You manage yourself. Efficiency is a hamster wheel. Priorities are just shuffled tasks. Add a third axis: how long will this matter. Every task must clear four gates: eliminate, automate, delegate, defer. Only what survives all four earns your focus today.
That last gate alone has probably cost the calendar-app industry a hundred million dollars in unopened subscriptions.
"You always say no to something. If you say yes to today's fire, you say no to next month's freedom."
That is a paraphrase Vaden returns to across the talk. He built the entire Focus Funnel on the sentence.
Founders block their week with $500 productivity apps and still end Friday wondering where the time went. Managers rush through inbox zero every morning and never spend the two hours that would automate the inbox forever.
The talk is free on YouTube. Vaden's book "Procrastinate on Purpose" is under twenty dollars on Amazon.
Vaden still writes and speaks. Almost none of the ten million viewers have actually run a single task through the four-gate funnel.
The funnel is free. The willingness to actually spend two hours today automating the task you will do a hundred more times is the entire edge.
