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whandut93 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1231551Proof #1To Australia on Sydney harbor bridge, this bridge gives 360° view of Sydney, including the opera house. the climb is very much exciting and fun. it is indeed the world’s largest (but not longest) steel arch bridge. a number of couples have become engage some have even gotten married at the top of the Bridge. You don’t need to be an athlete. You’re not climbing ladders or using ropes. All you’re doing is walking up steps, most of them shallow and punctuated by ramps and horizontal catwalks. There are also plenty of stops where you take a breather and listen to your guide tell you about the Bridge. The only part of the climb where the steps get steep is at the very end, as you ascend to the summit. You can climb the Bridge at night. there is a twilight climb, which begins in daylight and ends after dark, so you get both daytime and nighttime views. (If you’re lucky, you get a sunset too.)
Archive: http://archive.is/hfH2iCopying from this source: https://www.quora.com/Where-do-you-want-to-travel-to-and-why?redirected_qid=12197332#!n=12
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Proof #2My answer is that I have no plans for my future life and I have no qualms admitting this. It is a life’s lesson that I have learned and that too the hard way. So, now I believe in living in the present moment and giving my best to it. Rest I leave to Him, lest it should lead to unnecessary stress. It has happened numerous times with me as well as many of my acquaintances that things did not turn out the way we had planned. Then one is bound to feel frustrated, hopeless and exasperated or at least dejected.
However, if we just continue discharging our duties to the best of our abilities, then at least we would not suffer from pangs of compunction even if events don’t unfold as per our expectation. It is because we know that we had given our 100%. On the contrary, if we know or feel that had we put in more efforts, the outcome could have been different- then it hurts inordinately. Now, I try to take things in my stride as they come and do whatever I think would be the best in those circumstances. Given up planning for future! Don’t ruminate about the past, don’t worry about the future, live in the present moment and be happy. Yes! that is what I strive for- HAPPINESS!
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Proof #3I was fresh from Army Basic Training at the ripe old age of 18-years-old. I would very much have liked for it to be sooner than that, but, unfortunately, the girls I dated in high school didn’t see it as the pressing need that I seemed to. But cut to the first week of AIT (Advanced Individual Training) at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana. I was the CQ (Charge of Quarters) that evening. Basically, I greeted incoming trainees staying in our company barracks and assigned them a room, got them signed in, gave them linens and a schedule for the company.
This one night was a Friday evening and a seemingly shy, cute girl arrived from her basic training at Ft. Jackson. I showed her her room, got her situated, chatted a bit with her and left her to get settled. About an hour later she arrived back at my desk and asked what there was to do around there. I told her where the TV room was, where she could find snacks, etc., and where the movie theater was located across the quad.
She looked at me and said, “Are you busy tonight?” Since it was a Friday night at about 10 p.m., and I’d only been there a week, myself, I replied, “Not at all. I’m actually waiting for my relief, so what do you want to do?” She then floored me with, “Well…I was thinking we could get out of here and maybe get a hotel room somewhere. There must be one close by, right? Would you like to join me?”
I mean, you’re kidding, right? “Uh, sure! I mean, I guess so…” She had surprised me so much I couldn’t react. She asked if I had a car here, but I didn’t, so she asked if I knew how we’d get there and I just pointed to the taxi company numbers on the board next to the payphone. She made the call. My relief got there and I rushed to my room to change clothes and pack a small bag and reemerged to find her smiling at me by the front desk. She was still there! I wasn’t imagining it! The taxi arrived and off we went. I won’t get into the specifics, but we stayed the weekend at the hotel. She had even paid for it! I bought our meals and we’d just get room service to deliver. I never told her I was a virgin, though the initial fumbling may have clued her in, that, and the forty second staying power on the first attempt. But I got better…wink, wink, nudge, nudge…
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Proof #4Daydreaming! and there's more to it than what you may think. It's not a simple mind wandering process but a very constructive mind workout if done properly. The word 'daydreaming' often has a negative connotation to it but that's because we've all had teachers who've long beaten this idea out of our heads. Although if done excessively it can lead to chronic laziness and a mild disinterest in the physical world, in general, an optimum amount is necessary for the creative mind. There's actually a fine line here. You should be able to control the amount you daydream every day rather than being a slave to this habit. If you find yourself drifting out every other minute you've probably taken it too far, but if you practice an optimum amount it can drastically improve your life in a variety of fields. Daydreaming is often involuntary and you only realize it when an external stimulus snaps you back to reality. To master the art of daydreaming yes I like to think of it as an art, everything in life is you must be able to control when you daydream and the amount you daydream.
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Proof #5The challenges of the past. Unresolved past experiences can sometimes produce lasting psychological and physiological effects. In such cases, it’s important to come to terms with how your past is affecting your current outlook or habits. An important first step is to stop trying to pretend you aren't affected by past events. You can't get over the past until you accept it. If something happens that reminds you of a traumatic event or triggers a strong emotional reaction, try to calmly acknowledge to yourself that this is the case. Let yourself feel what you feel about the past. Later steps in this article provide some specific strategies to help with this. For example, if you find yourself in a social situation that triggers powerful emotions about the past, don't try to push them away. Instead, excuse yourself for a moment and step away from the group. Then, take a moment to reflect on the past and how it is affecting you before rejoining the group. The impact of past traumas can be especially strong if you are without a strong social support network. Sometimes, the trauma resulting from past experiences can be so intense that it affects the people you care about.[2] Unresolved past experience can prevent you from building strong relationships with your loved ones. They can also keep you preoccupied with dreams that never came to fruition. This, in turn, can affect your current outlook and habits in ways that make it hard to cope with obstacles in your life.
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Proof #6Sometimes being in between this much stress just comes a bit too much. And then I see the Faroe Islands. This place is just. Wonderful. I sometimes imagine being born there. Not aware of the huge, smokish, grey world around, the daily programme being a simple, oxygen, relaxed routine. And then, I think again. What would happen if I permanently were to settle there? A month, then, boom. I would be filled with explosive thoughts longing for a way to get out of this damn dull island. I mean, after living in such a fast-paced city, traffic, a hardcore school, living a month in this meaningless, seemingly peaceful island would craze me out. I need fight. Yup, after all that, I think again, looking for somewhere stressful enough to satisfy my adrenaline, but also beautiful enough to make me keep my motivation up.
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Proof #7My favorite anime is Parasyte The Maxim, One day a species of parasitic aliens descended upon earth and sheltered themselves into the brains of vulnerable targets. The parasites take control of their host body and mutate them into cannibalistic monsters who prey on others of their kind. However, in order to mix into the human society, they keep their appearances unaffected.
Sixteen-year-old Shinichi Izumi falls prey to one of these parasites, but due to his prompt action, the parasite couldn’t make it to his brain. As a result, the parasite named Migi matures in his hand creating a new being altogether. A being which is neither completely human nor completely a parasite. Now the pair is forced into an uneasy coexistence and must defend themselves from other hostile parasites who see them as a threat to their own kinds.
I would say this one’s filled with lots of action often leading to a way too much gore and killing. It will not disappoint you if you like a lot of thrill and suspense with some sci-fi. The character development is beyond phenomenal, to say the least. Also, it will surely make you question your own thoughts about humans being at the top of the evolution.
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Proof #8My best memory was the worst memory, It began when I was hearing that my Mom might have leukaemia. This hit me really hard. As a family, we’ve been very lucky to not have any major health scares... Just imagine everything being great/business as usual and then BAM. It was the emotional equivalent of getting hit by a dump truck. The time between hearing it could be leukaemia to finally getting the results back was like being stuck in a time warp where everything simultaneously slowed down and sped up as I strove to spend as much time with my Mom as possible. Consequently, the best memory I have is when we found out she definitely didn’t have leukaemia. I’ve never felt so physically winded and emotionally relieved in my life. All the tension and uncertainty instantly melted and all I could do was sit down and smile and breathe sighs of relief.
A distant second for best memory would be a time during college when my friend Phil and I narrowly dodged certain death by speeding car into local boulder thanks to my downshifting and braking abilities on a really fun and really windy road. For my own safety…we probably won’t be going back there again. It would be like playing with fire. Really….really FUN fire.
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Proof #9My wife and I have both never been out of the country so I really just want to go to an international destination. My preferences would be Italy, Rome, the United Kingdom, and my wife wants to go to Germany.
We are going to either Mexico or Jamaica more than likely for our honeymoon, and then we are going to try to save up money each month so we can take a trip abroad every other year. There are great cruises or all inclusive deals on travel and we will just look at prices when we book, having never been out of the country we aren't too picky in what we experience, we wanna do it all!
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Proof #10Job-seekers today can’t rely on passive methods of job-hunting. You have to meet people and tell as many of them as possible that you’re looking for a job (be specific). Take your resume everywhere and give it out to everyone you can. Try informational interviewing, it’s a highly effective form of networking.
And you have to rely strictly on ads in the newspaper. Also, you have to decide that Internet ads will be the source of your next job. Don’t search in only one sphere. Only a small percentage of job-seekers find jobs through either print or Internet want ads. But don’t even limit your search just to networking, incorporate every form of job-hunting into the mix.
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