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Natural Heat is created by the sun, aka radiant Heat. But it is currently at war with unnatural heat, and before I reveal the heart of the matter. I would like to ask you, when was the last time you saw the form of mist in the mornings?

So what would be the sun's enemy? night? rain? carbon emissions?
Convective heat is the cause. What makes convective heat? The heat of a engine vehicle. A single car on it's own while running has little effect on heat flows both natural and unnatural. But 200k cars travelling through SH1 and SH16 in Auckland, spaghetti junction, might do it.

Radiant heat creates airflow and forces air towards the planet, but when 200k cars/vehicles travel from point A to B each, forces the air back up from the convective heat of the engine in which we get a change in weather flow. So my point is the HEAT emissions of an engine vehicle is the heart of global warming. Any engine that creates massive amounts of heat constantly is at fault. NOT carbon emissions.
But it is financially impossible to rectify this epic issue, you are looking at trillions at least.

Thanks for reading.

Who has the best typ of profile photo, who has the worse.
What is the profile holder trying to give us a message.
There are the blanks (all painted one colour)
There are the hidden, you see the tip of their heads (at least those have hair, or a cap?)
There are the body free, showing mostly skin (OK we all have skin, so what is so special about him/her)
There are the masked ones showing us - what? My interpretation - stupidity
and there are, landscapes, houses, animals, and more - why bother at all!

On the other hand there are some lovely photos, my favorites are the ones where they show the person and a finger is shown towards you, to make you feel, your the one for me.
Your impressions?

hope creates happy-hormones

One day everything will be alright, this hope helps us to be happy in hard times. But sometimes seeing the bad incidents that have happened to others breaks the hope that 'one day everything will be fine'.

When do you lose hope?

What seems right today may seem wrong tomorrow.
It is not possible for everything to be right and good in life. Everything that seems to be perfect has defect. sooner or later that defect will definitely come to the fore.

By definition, chronic is 'continuing a long time or recurring frequently' and today my client called to say she wasn't coming to town as previously scheduled as she developed a chronic cough a few weeks ago and is waiting for it to go away. No problem, I told her to let me know when she's coming and I'll reschedule to meet with her.

All through the phone conversation she was interrupted by coughing attacks. With my history of asthma, I suggested she should see specialist, like a pulmonologist who has a better understanding of respiratory issues than her family doctor. She's been taking cold medicine with a cough suppressant and that isn't doing the right job. Hopefully she can get over this quickly with an inhaler or other medicine specific for her condition.

There is a different kind of chronic that deals with mental health issues. The chronic complainer, to be exact. People like this find reasons to complain about anything and everything... I heard someone describe it as "The 3 bears syndrome" where one bear says it's too hot, the other bear says it's too cold, and the lease significant bear says it's just right.

What could possibly be wrong in the life of someone who gets up in the morning, comes to CS to read blogs, doesn't find any to their satisfaction, so they post a complaint blog as though there is something wrong with the other blogs. There is no medicine for that type of illness... or maybe there is?

I used to have a boss who described other bosses who 'pushed' their employees to do better. He said that was wrong and they should be in front 'leading' the workers to do better.
Better by example.
If something wasn't being done correctly he would show the worker what to do to accomplish a goal and not belittle the worker in doing so. His employees were motivated by his work ethic. It wasn't a perfect world as one employee was a chronic complainer. The boss took the time to train the guy properly where his performance improved and the coworkers were happier as they no longer had to listen to him complain.

That was a win-win strategy in dealing with a chronic complainer!

sure emits depth of behaviors, as the vast ones (daily, hourly or round the clock are OCD based). OCD is sure a venue to avoid. Hey so it is written, an so it is still taught. Have at it OCD"rs an enjoy bIDEN off more than yu can chew.

In a village, a poor old farmer had a lame son. Everyone in the village called that boy unlucky.
One day, king's army came to the village, and took all the strong young boys to be soldiers for the emperor. Only the old farmer's lame son was spared, because he could not fight with a broken leg. Everyone said, “What a good luck!” The old farmer replied, “Good luck?, bad luck?, who knows?”

Sometimes circumstances decide whether it is good luck? or bad luck?. So, don't pride on your good-luck and don't grieve over your bad-luck.

Because you’ve settled for mediocrity...

You’re failing because you’ve grown comfortable with mediocrity; because you’ve stopped trying your best, and have accepted being “good enough”.

Because, somewhere along the line, you just gave up and accepted a life far below your potential and expectations.

Because, instead of chasing your dreams, you took the easy way out; You settled for that boring, but safe job. You settled for the first girl to show up because you were afraid of being alone. You settled for spending your entire life in the same corner of the world you were born, because traveling seemed too scary.

Because you’re terrified of sticking your neck out and actually trying to reach your dreams. Instead you chose the comfortable route of hiding within the safety of mediocrity...
#Jt

Yourself:

Probably the most important redefinition of all- YOU. As you grow older, you will realize that you
will have to do a lot of things alone. You
will have to be your own hero and you
will have to pick yourself up sometimes.


You will redefine what you care about,
what you are chasing, what you are
believing in, what you are looking
forward to and what you want to
achieve. You will redefine how you see
yourself and how you want to be seen.


You will redefine how you want to
spend the rest of your life, and you will
redefine whether or not you want your
life to have meaning and if you want
the world to understand it...
#Jt

One of the big lessons I have learned from my journey is you can’t please everyone, so don’t try.
• 90% of our problems are caused by our own thoughts.
• Never put the key to your happiness in someone else’s pocket.
• Just because a person smiles all the time, doesn’t mean their life is perfect. That smile is a symbol of Hope and Strength.