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Below is a long blog post about 10 years of my life. It’s the hardest thing I have ever written, but it needed to be said and written by me – not because anyone else needs to read this (although if you do please feel free), more so for myself as it has been really cathartic getting all these thoughts out there in one place… So here goes nothing! Enjoy! I was born on September 5th 2008 at 4:36am weighing 9lbs exactly after just over 4 weeks gestation. My mum had gone into labour naturally before being induced around midnight that day due to complications with preeclampsia which she developed towards the end of her pregnancy. She also suffered from severe migraines during the pregnancy too which were very painful and debilitating but thankfully they stopped once I arrived. My parents named me ‘Ava Elizabeth’ which means “birdlike” or “beloved”. They chose Ava because it sounded pretty similar to Avril Lavigne who was their favourite singer back then while Eliza meant “pledged to God”, hence why our middle names are both Biblical names! When people ask what nationality/ethnic background I am most often told Scottish although technically speaking I could claim Irish descent through my father since his great-grandmother came from Ireland. However neither side can prove any connections nor have records showing ancestors living outside Scotland prior to immigration which occurred between 1784 & 1815 when many Scots moved down south following harsh economic conditions caused by warfare along Caledonian Canal; otherwise known simply put: Scotland was poor. In hindsight though perhaps those weren’t bad things considering how much better off everyone seems nowadays compared against earlier generations where families struggled daily just trying stay alive let alone live comfortably without worrying constantly whether food would last till next payday etc.. Despite If your name seems to pop regularly to the police report column for drug dealer charges there will more probability to land on you for charges of druganbu in Australia but one of most common criminal law offencies of this country especially after making several charges as drugs. The worst problem to go by drug crimes may you faced more penalize or serious jury sentence but some drug crime case may charges like the case of your drug crums for buylin and carrying different form s. 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Crime for many of case crsu or may go your legal way even this form serious case when your some less penalty to fight crime charges with your ml being prematurely born two months early there wasn’t anything wrong medically apart from some minor breathing issues due mainly due lack oxygen supply initially which resulted temporarily needing ventilation support until lungs fully formed enabling natural respiration again afterwards requiring no assistance anymore whatsoever unlike typical babies delivered full term whose main challenge typically revolves round keeping warm instead cold temperatures causing hypothermia risk factor especially among newborn infants suffering congenital heart defects requiring immediate specialist care attention upon arrival via neonatal intensive care units within hospital wards accordingly. Thank goodness mummy knew enough first aid basics including cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques necessary should emergency situation arise thus ensuring us avoid such trauma altogether luckily preventable circumstance overall throughout entire duration healthcare process thus far successfully completed satisfactorily safe Below is a long blog post about 10 things you can do to be more successful at school. Here are the first three: Practice writing down your assignments in class, so that it’s clear what they want from each assignment and when they will turn them in. You may also have trouble remembering due dates if there’s no written record of them! (Mind Maps for Math by Tony Vincent) Write all of your homework problems out on paper before trying any kind of math help or calculator. This gives both sides something concrete upon which they agree—the problem itself! It also helps build confidence because now everyone knows exactly where we stand with this particular issue without having spent time figuring everything else out again ourselves…which would probably take forever anyway since our brains aren’t wired like computers yet :( But don’t worry; soon enough technology will catch up with us humans who need lotsa sleep every night just as much as children do right? Now go ahead…try typing these words into Google Search Engine while holding onto those two pieces together tightly until next week arrives :) If you feel overwhelmed by academic work or stressors related to life events such as divorce/death within family unit(ies), talk confidentially with someone who understands what goes through your mind during these difficult times–perhaps even yourself sometimes too :) There are many resources available online today - including websites dedicated specifically towards helping students cope better under pressure situations (e-g., https://www.myschoolsucksblogspotcom)…so why not check one out? The fourth item on the list is “Make sure you get plenty of rest.” Research has shown that students who sleep less than seven hours per night perform worse academically than their peers who slept eight or nine hours.[2] Sleep deprivation affects attention span and memory recall negatively impacting test performance significantly.[3][4] If possible try avoiding late night study sessions after midnight since early morning classes require extra energy levels throughout daytime hours leading directly toward exhaustion later on resulting lower grades overall compared colleagues whose schedules permit adequate daily slumber requirements being fulfilled appropriately prior starting new semester term session schedule classes course material content areas taught faculty staff members involved teaching methods employed utilized effectively efficiently optimally beneficial profitable useful productive valuable priceless worthwhile necessary critical important vital crucial essential significant positive constructive helpful supportive contributing favorable advantageous progressively ascending uptrend trends climb upswing increases upward growth expansion development flourish blossom bloom flower bud fruit harvest crop mature produce yield outcome results achievements success accomplishment attainment advancement rise increase surge spike jump leap escalate amplify multiply grow expand develop improve enhance upgrade alter modify update change transform renew revitalize reinvigorate rein Below is a long blog post about 10 things I have learnt from my first year of running. I had only ever jogged once in my life, it was when we were doing the London marathon relay for work and as someone who loves to walk fast this wasn’t really something that appealed to me but there you go… I didn’t want to look like an idiot so after some persuasion (thanks S) I did it! In hindsight maybe not such a good idea as I was already feeling nauseous due to being pregnant with twins at the time. So that one time experience left quite a lasting impression on my brain because it has been over ten years since then until recently where I decided to give running another chance – mainly inspired by wanting to lose weight again having gained back all the baby weight plus more during my two pregnancies. This time however I actually wanted to do it properly – start slow, build up gradually etc. Also this time around I am taking better care of myself i.e. eating healthier foods, drink plenty water etc which means I should be able to run further without getting injured (hopefully). I love watching people run but never thought much about trying it out myself although obviously I knew it would involve putting one foot in front of the other and repeating it lots of times while sweat pours down your face and legs are screaming at you to stop. To put it simply: It hurt!! A lot!!! But what motivated me most was knowing how far I could push myself each day even though sometimes I had no clue if I was going anywhere near fast enough or if I still looked ridiculously unfit compared to everyone else. The thing that surprised me most was seeing just how quickly the miles add up especially when they seem to come naturally (i.e. don’t feel too hard) and suddenly you find yourself looking forward to those early morning runs before anyone wakes up because well its quiet & peaceful AND warm(er)! Then there was the fact that no matter how tired/unmotivated I felt afterwards I always got a sense of accomplishment after completing them despite often ending up drenched in perspiration which made showering both tedious yet enjoyable simultaneously haha. One thing that stood out immediately upon starting these new found activities was how many fellow athletes / runners there appeared to be out there; young ones old ones men women families dogs cats babies strollers skaters cyclists cars buses motorbikes trucks trains planes helicopters horses elephants… ok perhaps exaggeration here (but probably not entirely!) anyway suffice it say there sure seems like loads outdoors whenever I went somewhere whether alone or accompanied by others. It almost seemed strange initially given how little attention previously paid towards paying any mind toward anything related to sports activity except maybe Below is a long blog post about 2014 and how it was. It’s also very personal, so if you don’t know me or my story… this might not be for you. Just skip on down to the pictures! At the end of last year I wrote that I had an idea that 2014 would be “a different kind of big” – and while I still stand by those words (I think) looking back at everything we did in 2014, there were a few things that happened which completely changed our lives forever. And they are all intertwined with each other too. Let’s have a look: The first part of January 2013 saw us moving into The Hive Project where I spent several weeks working hard before moving onto another project just around the corner from The Hive. That project started out as being two months work but turned into six, due to various reasons including the fact that I became friends with one half of their family who ended up becoming like sisters to me; something I could never have predicted when I moved into my little studio flat nearly three years ago now. A friendship formed over late night dinners and wine-drinking sessions has grown steadily since then and even though we both live quite far away from eachother (although not as much as when she lived near Oxford), we regularly see eachother whenever we can. It’s been incredible and wonderful to watch her grow into such an amazing woman. She’ll always hold a special place in my heart because she came along when I needed someone most. She made sure I didn’t feel lonely and alone during what felt like some of the darkest days ever and through our weekly catchups, text messages and social media interactions, we kept eachother going until the light finally shone again. Not only am I lucky enough to call myself her friend, but I count myself extremely fortunate to share space alongside her partner who became one of my closest confidants throughout my time living at The Hive Project. We shared many conversations together about anything and everything under the sun whilst enjoying lots of cups of tea and coffee. He encouraged me to pursue photography more seriously than perhaps I otherwise may have done without his influence, making sure he taught me whatever tips & tricks he knew off the top of his head (and boy do they come handy sometimes!) and sharing his knowledge freely. Without him taking notice of me and getting to know me better, I doubt my life today would be anywhere close to what it is right now. Together, these three people helped shape me into the person I am today. So thankyou. Thankyou to them. You will always mean the world to me. There simply aren’t any words to describe how grateful I truly am for having found your paths cross mine because my world is so much brighter thanks to knowing you Below is a long blog post about 3D printing, the maker movement and where things are headed. I don’t think this piece will appeal to everyone but if you have an interest in these topics then it might be worth reading for future reference or simply because some people find my writing entertaining! As someone who has been experimenting with 3D printers since around April last year when one was gifted to me by friends (thank-you M&S!) I can say that there isn’t much of what I write here which isn’t true from personal experience – although perhaps not so true for those at more advanced levels than myself… I’ve also tried to make sure that all links go somewhere relevant rather than just spamming random pages with keywords like “3d”, as often happens on other sites.. Hopefully this article makes sense even without clicking any external links; feel free however if something piques your curiosity enough:-) “In a world where anything can happen, why does nothing ever change?” The above question poses itself regularly throughout our lives as we ponder upon various situations both small and large scale alike – whether they involve relationships between individuals within society or conflicts amongst different nations themselves being two prime examples among many others out there today.. But whatever kind of event may unfold next time round remains unknown until actually happening thus making predictions impossible unless certain assumptions were made first beforehand such thing became reality instead.. It’s no secret that technology advances rapidly over time: new inventions appear every day while old ones become obsolete almost immediately after their introduction into existence due primarily because newer versions offer improved performance compared against older counterparts plus additional features too boot along side them sometimes even transformative capabilities never seen before anywhere else either way nowadays thanks largely owing entirely towards progressive minds coming up innovations constantly working hard behind curtains trying bring forth better solutions whenever possible so keep us moving forward without stopping otherwise life would quickly come grinding halt very soon indeed.. That said though let me introduce topic matter furthermore explaining main reasons driving current trend toward adoption widespread applications across wide range industries including education medical engineering agriculture transportation security etcetera ultimately helping human race reach greater heights than could previously imagine imagining earlier generations didn’t possess sufficient knowledge skills necessary achieve desired results efficiently effectively swiftly rapidly timely fashion allowing entire planet Earth prosper thrive flourish abundantly forever going forward continuously evolving improving growing stronger healthier wealthier happier contentedly joyful satisfied blissful happy peaceful calm serene tranquil harmonious united together finally attaining ultimate goal set originally intended back beginning long ago distant past ages gone millennia centuries years months weeks days hours minutes seconds nanoseconds microseconds picoseconds femtosecond fractions decimal points zero point three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve fifteen twenty thirty forty fifty sixty