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Below is a long blog post about 2015, which has been sitting in my drafts folder for weeks. It’s not that it was too personal or anything - I just didn’t have the energy to write a comprehensive account of everything we did and saw this year when so many other things were on my mind at the time (and still are). But now seems like as good a time as any to put pen to paper! In May, after spending almost four years together, David and I got married at The Royal Academy of Arts in London. We had planned an intimate wedding ceremony with our closest friends and family there before jetting off into the sunset. However, because of my work commitments, he decided it would be easier if the service took place over Skype rather than everyone travelling from all over Europe to attend. He wanted me to wear something special but also comfortable enough to walk around the city afterwards; so we chose a beautifully tailored suit by Boden who made us both bespoke versions for the occasion. It’ll probably surprise some people how much fun you can have planning your dream day without actually being present – but once the vows were said, they really felt very real indeed! Afterwards we celebrated back home where his parents hosted dinner parties until midnight every night followed by late-night drinking sessions well past dawn… And then we went away somewhere nice together! After returning from honeymoon I started working part time again whilst finishing up one last project before moving onto another fulltime position later this month–this will be great because I don’t want anyone thinking I quit jobs often :) So far though nothing bad happened–I mean no break ups etc., only positive changes happening here & there ;) June: A few days after getting engaged I moved out of my old flat share into a bigger house nearer town centre which meant less walking distances between places but more responsibility sharing rent payments amongst five roommates instead of just three…it wasn’t easy adjustment period but eventually became manageable thanks mostly due hardworking nature/dedication towards studies throughout college life thus far(which continues today) . In addition living closer downtown area provides opportunities meet new faces/friends ,explore surrounding areas through various events held each weekend such as farmers markets street festivals concert series art shows fashion fairs sporting competitions community fundraisers charity drives food truck rallies kids carnivals movie screenings block parties musical performances theatre productions dance recital nightclub parties pub crawls comedy clubs live music venues bars restaurants coffee shops bakeries ice cream parlours bookstores antique stores thrift stores flea markets garage sales yard sale bazaar craft show swap meets auction houses estate agent listings online classified ad sites couchsurfing networking websites hookup apps social media platforms d Below is a long blog post about 2019’s year-end performance, as well as a Q&A with CEO Rob Arnott and CIO Lillian Wu. 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I’m not sure why this topic came to mind, but it has been on my heart for weeks now and after looking at several of these blog posts from others (that are much more knowledgeable than me) I decided to write one too! As you read through them keep in mind what you already know as well as what you don’t yet understand so when someone shares something with you or you hear an idea somewhere else you can apply some of your newfound information into their words making sense to you and helping bring clarity rather than confusion because our brains love patterns. So here we go… #1 – The Brain Is Not A Computer: This might seem like common knowledge if you have studied neuroscience before; however, many people still believe that the human brain works similar to how computers work. Just think back to all those science classes where they were talking about binary code vs. analog signals? They make no comparison except that both use symbols. 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But wait until tomorrow morning when we talk about sleep-deprivation studies being conducted using rats who had just woken themselves up after spending six hours straight without any food/water intake during overnight testing periods… What was really interesting was that even though these poor animals weren’t allowed access to anything beyond air and water throughout the nighttime trials , researchers noticed drastic changes happening inside certain parts of their central nervous systems – specifically areas located near major arteries supplying blood flow directly downward toward specific regions below skull level known collectively as “the hypothalamus”. And guess what happened next??? Yep..it started leaking fluids rapidly causing swelling everywhere leading scientists into believing that maybe somehow relatedly connected somehow linked together ??? 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