The Last 7 WisdomTips Sent By E-mail.
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Category: Words of Knowledge
Friendship #355
"Friendship is the hardest thing in the world to explain. It's not something you learn in school. But if you haven't learned the meaning of friendship, you really haven't learned anything."
-Muhammad Ali
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Thanks to:
Martin Cartwright - Helena - USA. - rec.:May 23, 2002 - pub.:May 24, 2002 - sent.:Feb 4, 2012
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Category: Relationships
Break the cycle #184
A few techniques to break the cycle of anger in a relationship consist of doing something out of character. An example would be to intentionally slow down the process by going for a walk by yourself. Try moving your body or give yourself some space. If needed, take a weird or unreasonable action; laugh where you would usually cry or swear, and most important try to imagine a peaceful scenario. The most important is to try to do something out of character at the precise time that the anger breaks out. Do this routine every time the situation arises.
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Thanks to:
Kim Davidson - Halifax - Canada - rec.:May 10, 2002 - pub.:May 17, 2002 - sent.:Feb 3, 2012
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Category: Famous Quote
Dreamweavers #312
"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams."
-Eleanor Roosevelt
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Thanks to:
Sara Henderson - Dallas - USA. - rec.:May 20, 2002 - pub.:May 21, 2002 - sent.:Feb 2, 2012
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Category: Shopping
Choose your auction payment methods carefully #2094
When shopping online at auction sites, remember to choose carefully which payment methods to use....before you bid. Online auctions have become one of the fastest growing internet businesses to date. But with this explosive growth, and widespread popularity we also see a great deal of fraud. Protect yourself by avoiding sellers that only allow wire transfers and money orders for "big-ticket" items. These payment methods do not allow you any means of refund, should the seller not follow through with the sale. By utilizing a trustworthy payment processor, like PayPal (an ebay company) you leave yourself an open door to refund, if need be. But, always read the fine print. Even these methods are looking to limit the amounts of refund. The very best way to guarantee your safe auction purchase is to use a trusted Escrow Service. Escrow Services are "middle-men companies that will hold your funds from the seller until you give the OK that the item is as described. Then, and only then, will they forward your money to the seller, completing the transaction. There is a small fee for this, and a seller should not mind agreeing to their use....if they're confident in the item being sold. Escrow is typically used on transactions over $400.00. For amounts lower than that, you'll just have to rely on the seller's feedback rating and your good judgement.
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Thanks to:
KaBid! Online Auctions - Wilmington, NC - USA. - rec.:Nov 30, 2003 - pub.:Dec 4, 2003 - sent.:Jan 31, 2012
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Category: Self-Improvement
People Skills #1216
Being happy doesn't mean everything's perfect, but that you've decided to see beyond the imperfections.
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Thanks to:
Sandra - Durham - USA. - rec.:Mar 14, 2003 - pub.:Apr 11, 2003 - sent.:Jan 30, 2012
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Category: Travel
Get to know the locals #649
Wherever you go, locals are the key to finding out the best places to go whether it be for a nice dinner or to a deserted beach. Befriending locals can bring you knowledge of all the secret places that most tourists dream of. Take the time to talk to people and you'll get some good tips on where to go and end up learning a lot more about the places you visit.
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Thanks to:
Sarah Peterson - New York - USA. - rec.:Oct 1, 2002 - pub.:Oct 2, 2002 - sent.:Jan 29, 2012
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Category: Fitness
Getting Kids to Exercise #762
One of the culprits responsible for the increase in the number of overweight youngsters is a lack of exercise. Here are some tips from fitness expert Dr. Kenneth Cooper and the National Association for Sport and Physical Education on how to get your children moving.
- Offer rewards for exercising, such as tokens they can save to attend a sporting event or theme park.
- Have a “toy run” by hiding small, inexpensive toys along a neighborhood route. Walk or run with your child to pick up the prizes.
- Watch events on TV or movies with a sports theme, such as “The Karate Kid: or “The Rookie,” and then try to engage the kids in such an activity.
- Walk or ride a bike with your kids while doing errands.
- Plan birthday parties around a sports theme, such as bowling, miniature golf, or skating.
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Thanks to:
Alicia - USA. - rec.:Nov 6, 2002 - pub.:Nov 9, 2002 - sent.:Jan 28, 2012
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