15 Powerful Things Happy People Do Differently What are the differences between happy people and unhappy people? Of course, it should be very obvious: happy people are happy while unhappy people are unhappy, right? Well, that is correct. 1. Well, I can tell you for sure that those people who are really happy, fear less and love a lot more. 2. Happy people understand that you can’t really change a situation by resisting it, but you can definitely change it by accepting that it is there and by understanding that there might be a reason for its existence. 3. Really happy people know that it’s not healthy to hold on to anger. “Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned.” ~ Buddha 4. They trust themselves and the people around them. 5. They do the things they do because of the meaning it brings into their lives and because it gives their lives a sense of purpose. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. These people don’t really care about being realistic. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Doctor Who Rock Theme Welcome to WhisperingWorlds Blessing Bags Have you ever come across a homeless individual and felt totally uncomfortable? You see them and you know they are in need, but you are not sure what to do. You know that handing them money is not the best thing. But, you also see that they clearly have some needs. Their lips are chapped. They are hungry. How can you help? Here is a simple idea - blessing bags. This was such an easy project. If you'd like to make your own Blessing Bags, this is what you would need: Gallon size Ziplock bags items to go in the bags, such as: chap stick packages of tissues toothbrush and toothpaste comb soap trail mix granola bars crackers pack of gum band aids mouthwash coins (could be used to make a phone call, or purchase a food item) hand wipes you could also put in a warm pair of socks, and maybe a Starbucks gift card Assemble all the items in the bags, and maybe throw in a note of encouragement. This would be a great activity to do with some other families.
TRANScendent the quiet place communication with the quiet place will be operated via the [spacebar] keycommunication with the quiet place will be operated via your fingergently squeeze that key, nowgently touch the screen, now in order to get the most out of your experience please silence your phone, turn on your speakers and press the [f-11] key or [cmd+shift+f] on macin order to get the most out of your experience turn up the volume and rotate landscapeagain, press [spacebar] to continueagain, tap to continue seriously though, silence your phone. it's pointless otherwisedon't worry - this is *not* one of those places that scare the crap out of youdon't worry - this is *not* one of those places that scare the crap out of you welcome to the quiet placeagain, press [spacebar] to continue in the quiet place, there are no capsletters that are all big and yell at you also, there are no facebook notifications or twitter google+ foursquare email messenger etc wow have you ever noticed how many things require your attention? little
Ménière's Disease-Topic Overview What is Ménière's disease? Ménière's (say "men-YEERS") disease is an inner ear problem that affects your hearing and balance. It normally occurs in only one ear at a time. The disease usually occurs in people ages 40 to 60, but anyone can have it. What causes Ménière's disease? The cause of Ménière's disease is not known. It's hard to predict who will get Ménière's disease. Another family member who has it. What are the symptoms? Ménière's disease can cause symptoms that come on quickly and last from hours to days. Vertigo, the feeling that you or your surroundings are spinning. Most people have repeated attacks over a period of years. In some cases, each attack damages the inner ear. Poor balance. Continued A few people with Ménière's disease have "drop attacks." See a doctor right away if you think you have Ménière's disease. How is Ménière's disease diagnosed? To diagnose the disease, your doctor will do a physical exam that includes checking your ears, eyes, and nervous system.
www.angelfire.com/home/hideout/menieres/whatm.html undefined What is Meniere's Disease? Credits go to : In 1861, the French physician, Prosper Mèniére, described a condition that now bears his name. A typical attack of Meniere's disease is preceded by fullness in one or both ears. Meniere's disease episodes may occur in clusters in which several attacks occur within a short period of time. Meniere's disease affects roughly 0.2 percent of the population. What Causes Meniere's Disease? An acute attack of Meniere's disease is believed to result from fluctuating pressure of the fluid inside of the inner ear. Recently attention has been focused on the immunologic function of the endolymphatic sac -- may contribute to a substantial percentage of Meniere's disease. What Damage is Done by Meniere's Disease? The periodic admixture of perilymph and endolymph frequently kills hair cells in the inner ear. How Common is Meniere's Disease? Is There a Cure? How Does the Doctor Know I Have Meniere's Disease?
Bullish Life: When Men Get Too Emotional To Have A Rational Argument Jennifer Dziura writes life coaching advice weekly here on TheGloss, and career coaching advice Fridays on TheGrindstone. On the night of the election, I was alone in my apartment, refreshing CNN.com. The electoral tally went above 270. I refreshed again! Finally, the headline! I wanted to share with someone, so I went downstairs and told my doorman. Since then, white men all over the television have been LOSING THEIR SHIT. This seems like just the right cultural moment for an article I’ve been thinking about for a long time. Women’s Emotions are “Emotions,” Men’s Emotions are “How People Talk” A long time ago, in Bullish: What Egg Donation Taught Me About Being a Dude, I quoted Ben Barres, Chair of the Neurobiology department at Stanford, and also a transsexual man: It is just patently absurd to say women are more emotional than men. I wish to dispel the notion that women are “more emotional.” This is incorrect. I love Rachel Maddow. [msnbc2 launch=”47223392″] I was genuinely taken aback.
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