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While stress might not be thought of as a mental illness, its effects can be quite incapacitating, just as other mental impairments. Stress can leave you feeling lazy, unhappy and unmotivated. Make an effort to remove as much stress as you can from your life by reading this article and using the tips.

 

Try to pre-plan for the entire day ahead the night time before. This can be one less thing to worry about and can reduce the stress you are feeling when wake up in the morning. By laying out tomorrow's outfit or fixing tomorrow's lunch, you'll reduce potential stress factors for the following day and make up a reserve of confidence.

 

Stop clenching your teeth and relax your jaw. It is really not unusual for the jaw to feel the brunt from the stress the body is absorbing. If you feel the stress beginning to build, consciously clench your jaw as you breathe in, and then relax the muscles as you breathe out. You should begin to feel some relaxation from this.

 

Venture out for any walk, jog or bike ride in the park together with your friends to experience the good thing about nature. It is essential to reduce the toxins within your body, as it is possible to sweat them out by doing this. Running and jogging are excellent reducing stress tools.

 

Being active and exercising is usually a wonderful way to relax and beat stress. Overtime, your heartbeat becomes slower as well as your body is physically in a position to effectively manage stress better. Exercise also provides you with a great outlook on life overall. You will see that it really is a great stress reliever, and can offer a boost in your self worth, also.

 

One important thing that you can do to get away from stress is actually by relaxing or perhaps daydreaming. Enable your mind to wander wherever it desires to go and discover whatever it desires to see. This mental exercise works wonders to relieving the brain of unnecessary stress, and allows it to cope.

 

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At the Telok Blangah HDB Housing Estate

British first world war warship built in 1915. Portsmouth Dockyard. Hampshire.

Wildflowers are hard to beat in the Sierra Nevada. This image was taken on BLM-manged public lands south of Monitor Pass at about 8,000 feet. Additional blooms appear at higher elevations across the Sierra as well as the Great Basin (Bodie Hills, Nevada etc.) The Monitor Pass area is a mix of USFS and BLM lands with a number of two-track roads offering opportunities for exploring on foot or 4-WD.

 

Photo by Bob Wick, BLM.

Western Monitor at Plymouth.

Ugly and scary, but also a tracker of recovery. The vital signs here are good and that is a very, very good thing.

 

My mom went to the emergency room, then critical care, last week and it turns out the Coumidan she was taking had caused some serious internal bleeding. Some scary times in there, but she is back home and A-OK now. Whew. This pic was taken the day after she went in and things had at least stabilized.

Ordered Sunday night, delivered Tuesday.

 

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It was coming up to 11PM and the office/attic was dark, hence the damn flash!

The USS Monitor was an iron-hulled steamship. Built during the American Civil War, she was the first ironclad warship commissioned by the Union Navy

Let's Talk Diversity and Inclusion

www.tedxfortwayne.com/speakers-2/courtneytritch/

Courtney Tritch currently serves as the VP of Marketing at the Northeast Indiana Regional Partnership

and has a shared love for community and positive change. Through her work at the Regional

Partnership, she has led nationally-recognized marketing campaigns and, most recently, she

spearheaded the Our Story Project to discover the region’s authentic and compelling story to market to

the world. With 15 years of brand building experience and her empathy for the underdog, she

constantly challenges herself and her community to be better than we are today.

 

She is an ATHENA Award nominee; a recipient of Business Weekly’s “40 Under 40” Award; and she won

Best in Show for her original, one woman show “The Identity Itch” performed at Fort Wayne Fringe Fest.

 

"The answer to how..is You."

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Courtney Tritch (@cotritch)

Let's Talk Diversity and Inclusion

www.tedxfortwayne.com/speakers-2/courtneytritch/

"The answer to how..is You."

'flirting electronics', the future of communication?

 

A series of iPhone distortion panos from the monitor.

My lovely new monitor, a 19" Widescreen LG Flatron W1934S.

 

The colours and contrast are great, and I love being able to work on photos with them filling the screen, still leaving space for Photoshop tools / layers / history etc.

 

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LCD Viewsonic 19" Wide Screen, 1440x900

La 1ra compra con el sueldo de mi nuevo trabajo :D

Exploring the Naval Dockyard.

F-stop f/5

Exposure time 1/40 sec

ISO speed 800

Focal length 28mm

Metering mode Pattern

No flash

Keeper in Mongolia monitoring a harem of Przewalski's Horse

Finally! A combination of vmstat, iostat, netstat and ifstat with output that makes sense.

 

dag.wieers.com/home-made/dstat/

 

(looks like my humble web server is doing just fine)

17" Sony Trinitron Multiscan E200

left: NEC MultiSync 90GX² Pro (19'')

right: HP w2408h (24'' widescreen)

Seats up to 3 with 2 CRT monitors each. Fully wired to Chicago code.

At the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

microscope macro with a580 - minolta 50

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