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Posted on Apr 1, 2022

Below is a long blog post about 10 things to look out for when you are buying a house. I have taken a lot of this information from the excellent book “The Essential Guide To Buying Your Home” by MoneySavingExpert Martin Lewis (available on Amazon). I’ve been in my flat just over six years and it has now sold, so hopefully we will be moving into our new home soon! It was very hard work getting everything ready beforehand but now that the move date is confirmed we can finally breathe again… 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 we hope! The viewing day itself went well; there were several interested parties who came around and had their questions answered by us or the estate agent and they all seemed impressed with what they saw - although one couple weren’t as keen on having a bathroom downstairs which I think would suit some people better than others depending on how much space/storage etc they need elsewhere. If anyone wants any more info then please feel free to leave comments below :) Thankyou!! Below is a long blog post about 70 years of the United Nations, including its origins and history. It was written by Dr. Richard Lachmann who teaches at Baruch College in New York City (he has a PhD from Columbia University). The UN Charter – which created an international organization to maintain “international peace and security” — entered into force on October 24th, 1945. On that date seventy-two countries became members. The original membership included only Western European nations with Japan as the sole Asian member; Latin American nations would not join until later decades when they were able to overcome Cold War hostilities toward one another. Since then membership expanded dramatically. Currently there are 193 sovereign states: two hundred twenty-seven joined after World War II and fifty six since 2006 when Palestine became a full member. There have been many attempts over time to make regional organizations part of the structure of global governance through admission to the U.N.. Although some regional groups such as ASEAN or Mercosur have succeeded in creating their own institutions for cooperation among like minded nations those efforts pale compared to what could be achieved if all national interests were subordinated to a larger common good. In this regard it must be noted that despite its enormous size China still remains outside the system even though it belongs more than any other country to a large region where cooperation among the different nation states is desperately needed. This situation should concern us deeply. But this essay will focus only upon the period between 1945 and the present. Here I hope to emphasize how weakened the institutional mechanisms designed to preserve world peace are becoming due largely to geopolitical conflicts but also because of the internal problems arising out of economic globalization. Both political scientists and historians agree that the primary purpose of establishing the United Nations in 1945 was to prevent future wars. As President Harry Truman put it during his address accepting the Nobel Peace Prize in December 1953 “the whole world now recognizes the importance of collective action.” That is why the founders of the new entity gave it both military and humanitarian missions. Yet while these missions may seem self evident today we need look no further back than the Spanish Civil war in 1938 to see just how far away from reality things can get. Then as now the great powers had little interest either in ending civil strife within individual states or stopping major interstate wars. They did want however to ensure that each side had access to sufficient arms to wage war without fear of losing. So they established the League of Nations immediately following WWI. Its mandate under Article X allowed the Council to take measures intended to avoid conflict or maintain existing agreements. What exactly constituted a threat against the peace remained unclear; moreover Below is a long blog post about 2013-2014 season. I have decided to make it one entry as the previous ones were getting too big for people to read them all at once and some of you may not even get around reading any part of this because there are so many entries in the past that you need to go back through first, but here goes anyway: The year started off pretty well with the new band. The summer was spent working on music which we managed to record during August. This meant that by October we had a good amount of material ready to be recorded properly. However, due to problems outside the control of the group, such as illnesses or family issues, the recording sessions themselves got delayed until December (and then again from January). A couple of songs needed extra work after those delays. During these delays we also lost our drummer who went away and didn’t come back when they said he would! In his place came along Dale who joined us just before the actual studio session began… and what a job he did doing it!! We ended up with two CDs worth of material to choose between - over twenty tracks each lasting roughly three minutes each. We chose ten tracks per disc that we felt worked best together, although we will keep all these other tunes under consideration if another album ever needs more tracks. As soon as possible following the session, we released a digital only EP called “A Few More Tracks” containing four further tracks. All the money received from sales of this EP went towards fundraising an Indiegogo campaign aimed at raising enough funds to release both albums physically onto vinyl; and it raised nearly £950 (£876 plus matching funds) out of its goal of £750. It wasn’t quite enough though unfortunately otherwise we could have included artwork, stickers etc with every copy ordered. Nevertheless, it still means the physical copies exist and can eventually be sold alongside merchandise etc whenever the opportunity arises. Hopefully very soon now we shall find ourselves able to finally sell these things online via Amazon.com/CD Baby. They should hopefully appear within months rather than years :) Aside from the above we also organised several gigs including a concert where we played a mixture of old and new songs as well as covers from bands like Iron Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth & Anthrax. That show was filmed by Birmingham City University students taking media courses, but sadly hasn’t been made available yet. Another memorable performance took place at Telford Steampunk Festival where we were lucky enough to share the stage with various acts including Ninebarrow, Clockwork Watch & Sproatly Smith among others. One of my favourite memories from 2013 however has nothing to do with performances, it concerns a trip down south with friends where we Below is a long blog post about 2013 and what it means to me. I’m trying hard not to be boring, so this might take some time to read through if you want the details of my year in review. But I do promise that there will also be cats and pictures at some point! So…. In May last year (2012) I quit working full-time with the goal of starting up as an independent consultant on September 1st. This was due to various personal reasons including being tired from overwork, sickness within the family, wanting more flexibility for myself, etc., but mostly because I needed a change after almost six years doing the same thing every day. What does “independent” mean? It basically means no employer or company owns any part of what I produce. So technically I am still self employed – but now without one specific job. The name Independent Consulting Services came naturally since most of my work has been freelance anyway. For example: when I worked for IBM they didn’t tell me which projects to choose; nor did anyone else pay for those services directly. Instead clients hired me personally instead via agencies such as Accenture, Capgemini and others. And even then, I would never have done business with these companies had someone else recommended them strongly enough firstly (so thanks again to SAP, who were my largest client). Now things are slightly different where all contracts go straight between us -which saves both sides money while providing better quality control too – although this hasn’t stopped other people trying their luck either way around sometimes haha :p . Well helloooo there!! It feels like yesterday we welcomed our daughter into your lives, yet here she stands before us today ready for her next adventures. She has changed so much already—from tiny little girl who could barely walk alone by herself, she’ll soon graduate preschool and move onto kindergarten classrooms! We can hardly believe how quickly life passes by —and yes indeedy there may come another little person just like sweet baby Lila sometime down the road💕❤️ …but don’t worry momma bear isn’t gonna leave anytime soon cause well let’s face it…she needs me right?? We spent two months away from home visiting friends and family during December/January. It wasn’t easy leaving behind everything familiar, especially since many relatives live far out of town so driving distances weren’t ideal–not having internet access made communicating difficult too; however overall trip went really smoothly considering travel delays across country happened several times along route back towards east coast (due mainly weather conditions). By mid February though everyone returned safely once again settling comfortably into routines set forth previously established prior departure date(s), plus added benefit getting Below is a long blog post about 10 different things I’ve learned from working with people in the past year. It might seem like a lot but it really boils down to one thing that you can take away, if only for today: Sometimes what feels good isn’t always best. Sometimes what we think will hurt us ends up being exactly what we need. And sometimes we don’t have time or resources to make everything perfect and so we just have to be okay with letting something “good enough” out into the world (or whatever our end goal may be). This includes yourself. We all get better at saying no more than yes as we grow older; try starting your day by telling yourself “no” before you even open Instagram/Facebook/Twitter…you won’t regret it! You are allowed to put yourself first without feeling guilty because there will never ever be an infinite amount of energy available to give everyone else in this life, including yourself. So how do you feel after you tell someone “I cannot”? Do they respect you? Are they understanding? Or do their eyes fill with judgmental hate? If the answer is anything less then #2 - stop doing it right now!! The rest of my points here build off of this idea…and hopefully some of them resonate on a deeper level :) Don’t compare yourself to others who appear happier, healthier, wealthier etcetera online. People don’t share every single part of themselves over social media- there are entire realms within each person where other parts go untouched or hidden behind closed doors until maybe decades later when those secrets come back around again via memoirs written by aging celebrities ;) No two lives look alike inside & outside of cyberspace which makes comparing yourself impossible anyway. Instead spend time building connections based upon similar interests instead trying hard not to fall flat against walls while climbing ladders towards success only seen through rose colored glasses (aka comparison)…it doesn’t matter whether someone has achieved greatness already unless YOU want THEIR accomplishments too! Just keep going forward regardless ;-) Listen closely whenever someone shares his/her vulnerabilities w you bc chances r high he /she needs ur support n guidance during tough times rather than judgement which will hinder progress toward desired goals—which could lead directly back onto U again eventually if u continue denying truths presented clearly throughout conversation(s)! Remember: “Love thy neighbor.” Be kinder than necessary cuz u never know whose heart was broken recently causing severe anxiety attacks followed swiftly by suicidal thoughts; don’t add insult injury unnecessarily either way :-D Think twice b4 speaking negative words such as “cancer”, “depression,” “failure,“etc…unless absolutely required info needed for safe travel purposes alone–not personal conversations!! Last bit: Don’t assume anyone