Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Can You Still Listen To Police

Good Friday or a day like any other!

Photo: Saskia Schultz-Marjanna


The giftedness We all want to live healthy and otherwise do not so much a day ... A glance at the "specifications" of the modern People in the Statistics and complacent?

They say yes, we should eat fruit every day: an apple prevent the iron content, a banana for the calcium content and an orange for vitamin C, not to mention a cup of green tea to the diabetes.

Every day we should drink two liters of water. Every day we should drink Actimel or eat a yogurt, so that our body's major "L. Cassei Defensis can take, "of which no one knows exactly what it is. But it seems that our bodies will soon dissolve into its component parts, one should not swallow every day and a half million of these things.

Then there every day aspirin for the prevention of heart attack. And a glass of red wine, even against the heart attack. Add to that a glass White Wine for the nervous system. And a beer a day will not hurt. But all the people drink together should be able to come to cerebral hemorrhage, but do not worry, it will remember nothing.

Every day should we eat more fiber. Many, many fibers ... It should also be taken four to six meals a day, of course, very light food. And always remember to chew each bite at least one hundred times. If we add this together, then there are loose five hours a day, we would spend eat.

Oh yes .. and after eating, it means brushing teeth;! after Actimel and the fibers, brush your teeth ... after the apple, the teeth ... for the banana in the teeth! .. and so on and so forth ... So watch out that you wegbürsten not the teeth. Think of the dental floss for the spaces and the mouthwash against dental plaque.

We should sleep eight hours and work eight hours. Must add the time for eating, it is already 21st Will remain with you according to Adam Riese three hours for you ... but only if the road was not too close. According

statistical surveys, we see three hours a day away. But that is not already, we should stop us so every day at least half an hour outside in the fresh air. Please turn back after 15 minutes, otherwise, from your walk is a round of one hour.

course you should also maintain your friendships, which are like the flowers, which we indeed should always wanted some water. How about as well with a temporary replacement?

you should of course remain in the loop and thus read a daily newspaper or two and work through some articles in one or the other magazine, so you can make a critical picture of the current world situation.

And then should not be happening in your partner / your partner too short. Be innovative, creative, so it is not routine. Advertise every day again to her / him.

you need to do something Time to dust mop, laundry, flushing ... And if you still have a dog ... or even children ... Well then!

In short, you expect to and you need 29 hours a day.

The only way I can think of to address these "duties" is "always doing several things simultaneously.

You could, for example, proceed as follows: take a shower with an open mouth with cold water and thus have a drinking problem ever solved. While you will rise with the toothbrush in the mouth of the shower, you seduce your partner / your partner, watching TV about the here and told you what so in the world is going on.

wipe with one hand before dust, with the (hopefully free) the other hand, you choose your friends already .... and then your parents. Apple and orange, you have your girlfriend / if your boyfriend while heading out on Actimel and banana. The next day you go.

goods effectively and you are left with two minutes Recreation, then copy this entry and submit it to your friends in front of the amusement. So you have done anything for the friendship maintenance.

but now I leave it there, for after yoghurt, apple, beer, the first liter of water, the third meal today, I know, unfortunately especially not remember exactly where it's my turn .. and I must also urgently times where ...
The author:
André Leyens, born in 1963, is born in the German-French Belgium. Université de Liège - Belgium - he studied engineering and graduated from the Civil Engineering Electromécanicien, Tendance Mécanique (Dipl.-Ing). After six years as a manager, he settled for the Money train coach. Today he practices, "Finance to touch" - as a consultant, trainer and guest lecturer at the European University of Applied Sciences (EUFH) Brühl. Leyens is a single Father plays in his spare time, football and badminton and played with friends. Another passion is reading. He is a blogger and money committed to education in finance - so that everyone can have fun and understand it: http://www.fizuma.blogspot.com/; http : / / www.av-fizuma.blogspot.com/; http://www.kids fizuma.blogspot.com /

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Stomach Sitting Killer

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Saskia-Marjanna Schulz
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Die Hochbegabung Since I live in Switzerland, I‘m taking the train every morning to get to the office. No traffic jams any more, no lack of parking space but lots of fresh air for free; in brief: I love it and appreciate it every single morning!

Still, there is one thing I do not like about trains. It is this attitude of sharing your intimate thoughts with the people around by using your mobile. Is it because everyone nowadays shares open office space and doesn‘t want to talk private during office hours? Is it because you are constantly lacking time and try to „get few things done" before getting into the office? Or is it because you want to share your symbol of flexibility and trendyness - in the best case your most up-to-date iPhone - with everyone around you?

I tell you what: Sometimes I wish myself back 25 years to the times when I was queueing for 20 minutes to get into the school bus, looking and talking to the others around me. The busses those days were pretty stuck, I was lucky my sister came always early and blocked some space for me. But the most important thing: I could tell those days how many people were in the bus with me.Today, the train might look half empty, but still all these invisible travellers on peoples mobiles are occupying space in our minds. And it‘s hard to stop them from that.
I wish the day to come when we respect back public zones as such and stop declaring them to be our private living room.

From Switzerland reports Saskia-Marjanna Schulz. Saskia-Marjanna Schulz is of German-Dutch origin. She grew up in picturesque Meersburg at lake Constance. After finishing her studies of chemistry and microbiology, she held varous positions in international sales and marketing across Europe. Today, she works as communications manager for a global player in the healthcare business at their European headquaters in Zurich. In her spare time, Saskia enjoys travelling, writing and singing as well as yoga.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Where I Can Buy Philippe Chaol Bracelet

Espoir pour un meilleur? Ou d'une aspect mentalité irreversible? First time



Hochbegabung You Die approaching a crossroads, the traffic is flowing and you distinguish two, three hundred meters a traffic light, still green. As a pilot warned, you lift your foot slightly and let your vehicle roll quietly, waiting understood that the fire will turn from green to red and then you are done plenty of time to stop it.

It's an everyday situation, you might say, that certainly does not require special precautions. It'll probably never come to the idea of throwing a glance around looking for road signs that remind you to order and force you to slow ...

Well, the same situation with our German neighbors surprise you even more. It is there all at normal to find some respectable distance from an intersection a sign indicating a mandatory speed limit of 70 km / h. On this first panel following a second analog signal, which indicates a speed limit of 50 km / h ; Often you find a third which limits you to a speed of 30 km / h, to eventually lead you to the crossroads in question, where you stop naturally.

And then, after resuming your trip - probably because our neighbors will see a certain aesthetic - everything is repeated in reverse order.

All these precautions are necessary because they do not know the Germans, only to come off at a certain speed, it should naturally go through the stage 70, 50 and 30 km / h? Or reach for it again, it must take its foot off the brake pedal and obviously push the gas to again pass the milestone of 30, 50 and 70 km / h?

The question is so trivial that the answer is clear: of course not!

What could (often) laughter in everyday road traffic has its roots in a much deeper field of the German psyche, namely its need innébranlable almost want to settle everything down to the smallest detail.

In the land of poets and thinkers as they call it often in memory of its great personalities Schiller and Goethe, this trait is found in all areas of life. In politics, the economy, in the life of Mr. All-The-World.

is certainly a great advantage in certain crucial issues such as the question, when we can declare a person dead, than deal with all the details, however small they are. But this leads to other situations with enough wacky results. It is not surprising for example that 70% of the global tax literature is devoted to German regulations. Examples

less comic are in the field of new technologies. Did you know that the MP3 music on your mobile phone was a German invention? But it is the Japanese who made a commercial success. The German company that once invented television - black and white and color - no longer exists. It's the same in biotechnology, pharmaceutical and many, many others: the ideas are of German origin, their commercial realization is done abroad. The Germans are worried about what might happen (unfortunately they often expect the worst!), Foreigners are wondering meanwhile lead as the invention or discovery to commercial maturity.

For a country that has no mineral resources, oil or gas and that "lives" so to speak what happens between the ears of its citizens, we have here is one situation may be alarmand. It is hoped that the mentality will change for generations to come ....

It is time for some clues - and the author of this text, who lives in Germany since 23 years now, knows whereof he speaks - suggest that this "disease" is contagious with a high degree! And there is more fun at all!
Der Author: Andrew
Leyens, Jahrgang 1963, ist im deutsch-französischen Belgien geboren. An der University of Liège - Belgium - he studied engineering and graduated from the Civil Engineering Electromécanicien, Tendance Mécanique (Dipl.-Ing). After six years as a manager, he settled for the Money train coach. Today he practices, "Finance to touch" - as a consultant, trainer and guest lecturer at the European University of Applied Sciences (EUFH) Brühl. Leyens is a single father, played football and badminton in his spare time and played with friends. Another passion is reading. He is a blogger and money committed to education in finance - so that everyone can have fun and understand it:
http://www.fizuma.blogspot.com/; http://www.av-fizuma.blogspot.com/; http://www.kids fizuma.blogspot.com/

Thursday, March 4, 2010

P90x To Windows Media Library




Photo: Saskia-Marjanna Schulz


Die Hochbegabung Imagine yourself visiting a place for the first time. Or let‘s say you believe it‘s your first time. I did so the other week when going to see friends of mine in a pitturesque village up in the Swiss alps.What happended? Well, getting off the train in Scuol, Engiadina, I first took a deep satisfying breath full of cristalclear mountain oxygen. I hadn‘t yet recovered from my excitement about the beauty of making it up to the mountains and - again more excitement started to grow inside myself.Why? You know, when driving into this village, it felt like 300 year old houses talking to my soul and welcoming me back. They said „Saskia, it‘s good to have you back, are you going to stay with us for a little while?“I immediately fell in love with them and gave my promise to be back soon.

From Switzerland reports Saskia-Marjanna Schulz.
Saskia-Marjanna Schulz is of German-Dutch origin. She grew up in picturesque Meersburg at lake Constance. After finishing her studies of chemistry and microbiology, she held positions in varous international sales and marketing across Europe. Today, she works as communications manager for a global player in the health care business at their European Headquarters in Zurich. In her spare time, Sarah enjoys traveling, writing and singing as well as yoga.