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Herpes is super common and manageable but it's constantly the butt of jokes. And that punchline stigma can throw a major wrench into romance. So, this Valentine's Day, we're unpacking the herpes rom-com with help from two Unladylike listeners who get real about dropping the h-bomb while dating - and finding happily ever after.New merch is here! Find Unladylike t-shirts, sweatshirts and koozies at unladylike.co/shop.Unladylike: A Field Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy and Claiming Your Space is available now, wherever books and audiobooks are sold. Signed copies are available at podswag.com/unladylike.Follow Unladylike on social @unladylikemedia. Subscribe to our newsletter at unladylike.co/newsletter.Try Stitcher Premium to hear bonus episodes from Unladylike and tons of other exclusive content. Get a month of free listening at stitcher.com/premium with code UNLADYLIKE.This episode is brought to you by Honeybook [honeybook.com with code UNLADYLIKE], Instacart [instacart.com with code UNLADYLIKE], Pact [wearpact.com with code UNLADYLIKE] Nurx [nurx.com/unladylike]. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Love your midlife body? It's not like a pair of broken-in shoes, is it? We tend to find flaws more often than appreciation if we're not consciously working on a positive attitude. If you struggle with exercise, weight, or habits that support an optimal weight, then this may be for you. 00:00 We're talking about a topic women don't talk about regularly amongst themselves. They also don't talk about hating their bodies. We pretend on the surface to have it all together or at least don't share the dirty little secrets that we're vulnerable to negative thoughts. Depending on who we are we may go to great lengths to cover up the insecurities we have about our midlife body image. We may pretend it doesn't matter. Even if you're of normal weight, even an envied ideal weight, you likely know the feeling of not feeling quite thin enough or fit enough. I've worked with many women in 38 years. Individually, in groups, online, on the phone, in person .. and it doesn't matter how much you weigh or what size you wear. Women all over of every size and shape share this universal feeling of not quite being there, yet. So this episode is for you and me and all of us. It's for every young girl you raised or mentored, and for the ones who raised you that you adore and perhaps even now with wrinkled skin and well-earned deep lines, don't feel strong enough, experienced enough to be \"there,\" yet. My Guest: Tanja Shaw is a sought-after life and weight loss coach, founder or Fit + Vibrant You Coaching Programs, owner of Ascend Fitness + Lifestyle, a holistic health coaching studio in Chilliwack, BC. and host of the Fit and Vibrant You Podcast. Tanja has built a credible reputation for helping 1000s take control over food, feel good in their body, and fully LIVE their life. Tanja, her husband Keith, and their son Jacob live in Chilliwack, BC, about an hour outside of Vancouver Canada. She loves being active outdoors, such as running, hiking, paddle boarding, mountain biking, and camping. She also loves a good cup of coffee and a glass of red wine. \"I like the world of ands\" -Tanja Shaw Questions we answer in this episode: 02:50 So many women want to lose weight, get fit, etc., why do you think self-love is so important - and potentially so missing? 05:24 What's some evidence that self-love is missing? 10:17 Women often have this idea that when they lose weight, get fit, or look a certain way, they will feel a certain thing. Let's unpack that and what really happens. 11:05 If you love and accept yourself, a woman may fear it means that she has to accept where she is right now or settles. What do you say to that? 12:21 What else comes up when you discuss self-love? 17:45 What are common denominators you notice with women who struggle with consistent healthy dietary, exercise, or lifestyle habits that lead to optimal weight? 29:55 We know this is important... but HOW do you actually do it? Most times we don't just want to lose weight, we want to feel a certain way. -Tanja Shaw There you have it, our episode for midlife body love. Take a minute and tell her she's great. Tell her thanks. For the babies, the pleasure, the stamina, the tolerance, and all the things to come. You've taken her on a ride and she's still taking you around the block. Connect with Tanja: Free Training for Women Over 50: www.fitvibrant50.com Website: www.tanjashaw.com She's Social: Instagram: www.instagram.com/tanja_shaw Facebook: www.facebook.com/tanjashaw Additional Resources: 5 Day Flip

Broadcast live, we'll give you tools to navigate conflict, answer your questions, and delve into Swedenborg's spiritual experiences and what he learned through them!This is an audio-only version of video-based show, and the podcast may contain references to visuals from the original episode. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_L6r6ujjCew

Do you want to fall in love with your business? If so, then make sure to tune in to this week's episode of Untapped. On this episode, I got to chat with the absolutely lovely Jenny Plant who has a thriving Account Management training business. We've been friends for years, and I was so happy to have the chance to interview her. Jenny shared with me her journey from struggling to run multiple businesses at once to circling back to her Account Management training business, which is what she ultimately fell in love with. Once she began to implement the \"Profit First\" methodology by Mike Michalowicz in her business and personal life as well as put all her energy and focus into account management skills and promoting her signature course, \"Account Accelerator\", Jenny began to feel happier and more relaxed for the first time in ages. She was able to take all her skills and experiences and funnel them into a business that feels right for her, even though she had moved away from it. Does this resonate with you too? Sometimes we can get discouraged by the work we're doing and even become bored. When that happens, we really need to get curious about the reasons behind our feelings and go on an internal journey. Don't mistake this for throwing away everything you know, though. Instead, build upon what you've already learned and figure out what it is that taps into your sweetspot of what you know, what you're good at, and what you can get paid for. Once you do that, you'll be able to fall in love with your business. In this episode you'll learn:How to fall in love with your businessWhy it's important to funnel your skills and experiences into a business that feels right for youThe importance of constantly being a Leading LearnerHow Julia went from being stressed out and stretched too thin to feeling energized and motivated by her workResourcesCheck out Jenny's highly valuable account management training hereConnect with Jenny on LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the first episode of Ad Vincere Mundi and the first episode in the How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Histomat arc, which deals with the history of Classics as a discipline, Colette breaks down what dialectical and historical materialism are, and then confronts one of the most egregious and poisonous myths about the field: that of classical history as 'white history'. Intro Music: Pines of Rome: Pines of the Villa Borghese, by Ottorino Respighi. Riccardo Muti conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra. Musical Interlude: Ύμνος του Εθνικό Απελευθερωτικό Μέτωπο (Anthem of the Greek National Liberation Front). Maria Dimitriadi, Afroditi Manou. Outro: Roman Festivals: The Epiphany, by Ottorino Respighi. Sergiu Comissiona conducting the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Sources for today's episode: Dialectical and Historical Materialism, Joseph Stalin; The Class Struggle in the Ancient Greek World, by GEM de Ste. Croix; Black Marxism: The Making of the Black Radical Tradition, by Cedric Robinson Recommended further reading: Peasant-Citizen and Slave, by Ellen Meiksins Wood; Invention of the White Race, by Theodore W. Allen; The Agrarian Sociology of Ancient Civilizations, by Max Weber

Kevin Hale, Founder of Wufoo and Partner at Y Combinator, explains how to build products that create a passionate user base invested in your startup's success. See the slides and readings at startupclass.samaltman.com/courses/lec07/ Discuss this lecture: https://startupclass.co/courses/how-t... This video is under Creative Commons license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...

Pastor Jack Thomas teaches on the power of one's personal testimony and how to use it in order to reach the one through your story.

www.newjourneyfellowship.com 1. Looking At the Goal:  2 Peter 1:5-7, 2. Application: Growing Through Love ~ Are you growing? ~ 2 Peter 3:18

Welcome to our Live: Calvary Church podcast, where we delve into the transformative power of faith, hope, and love in navigating the challenges of the modern world. Join us on our journey as we explore inspiring and timeless biblical wisdom that resonates with our contemporary lives. Join us for this week's episode in \"How To Love.\" Let's embark on this exploration together and discover the profound impact that these virtues can have on our personal growth, relationships, and the world around us.

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"Shiri, I love you and will always love you! Shiri, you are everything to me! You are the best wife and mother there could be. Shiri, you are my best friend. Mishmish, who will help me make decisions now? How am I supposed to make decisions without you?" - Yarden Bibas eulogizes his wife Shiri and children Kfir and Ariel of blessed memory 💔

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United for Eden 💙🇮🇱 Tonight (11.5) Eden Golan will take the stage at the @Eurovision finals and perform “Hurricane”. Now’s our chance to show Eden just how much we love her. Don’t forget to vote #06!

Here, from bestselling author Leil Lowndes, is a surefire guide to love for anyone seeking romantic bliss. In  How to Make Anyone Fall in Love with You  readers will find 85 techniques based on scientific studies regarding the nature of love, including: Finding potential love partners Making an unforgettable first impression Dodging love bloopers Establishing sexual rapport By using these pragmatic, down-to-earth strategies, anyone can turn new or casual relationships into lasting ones--or make current relationships deeper.

Here, from bestselling author Leil Lowndes, is a surefire guide to love for anyone seeking romantic bliss. In  How to Make Anyone Fall in Love with You  readers will find 85 techniques based on scientific studies regarding the nature of love, including: Finding potential love partners Making an unforgettable first impression Dodging love bloopers Establishing sexual rapport By using these pragmatic, down-to-earth strategies, anyone can turn new or casual relationships into lasting ones--or make current relationships deeper.

Bud Billings - How To Make Love (1928)

Artist: Johnny Sylvester And His Orchestra Title: No One But You (Knows How To Love) Year: 1926 Date: NY, Sep 21, 1926 Performers: flwg is poss. pers. : Johnny Sylvester, Ellie Evans (tp) Eddie Edwards (tb,dir) Carl Gauper, Wally Littlewood (cl,sop,as) Bill King (cl,sop,ts) Bernard Pinella (vln) Larry Rosenstock (p) Lou de Fabbia (bj) Earl Breckenridge (tu,b) Frank Horsecroft (d) Bob Blake (vcl)2 saxes out Matrix: GEX-277 Label_Record: Herschel Gold Seal 2010-A

Psalm 139 & Various Other Texts God  searches  us. God knows what we are  doing . God knows what we are  thinking . God knows our  habits . God knows our  words . God is  behind  us,  with  us, and  ahead  of us. God loves us  in spite  of knowing us! God loves us so much He  gave  us  Jesus ! John 3:16 Romans 5:8 1 John 4:9-11 Main Point:  God loves you with only one condition… you  love  him  back !

Psalm 139 & Various Other Texts God  searches  us. God knows what we are  doing . God knows what we are  thinking . God knows our  habits . God knows our  words . God is  behind  us,  with  us, and  ahead  of us. God loves us  in spite  of knowing us! God loves us so much He  gave  us  Jesus ! John 3:16 Romans 5:8 1 John 4:9-11 Main Point:  God loves you with only one condition… you  love  him  back !

Astrid and Hiccup share a tender night before she leave on a fishing trip. Hiccup has a bad feeling about her leaving, but Astrid being Astrid, asures him that she will be fine.

Astrid and Hiccup share a tender night before she leave on a fishing trip. Hiccup has a bad feeling about her leaving, but Astrid being Astrid, asures him that she will be fine.

Astrid and Hiccup share a tender night before she leave on a fishing trip. Hiccup has a bad feeling about her leaving, but Astrid being Astrid, asures him that she will be fine.

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Most people, at some point in their lives, realize that they can't accomplish everything that they want to accomplish. I used to want to be an actor, a professional baseball player, and a stand-up comedian. And I wanted to do those things because I thought those things would make me happy. That's why most people do anything. We're happy when we accomplish things or get to do certain things. But I know that I can't possibly accomplish all the things I want to accomplish. I can't climb every mountain, or ford every stream, or follow every rainbow till I find my dream. But that often doesn't keep me from trying. We often think, âIf I can just practice enough self-control, I'll get everything I want to get done, done.â Or, âI know I've failed at this a million times in the past, but I'm going to give it all I've got this time, and I'm going to do it right.â One of my favorite apps on my iPad is my to-do list. It comforts me to know that I won't let anything slip through the cracks. Even if I'm late in checking an item of the list, I at least know I haven't forgotten about that task. It's good to have a plan and be organized. But the problem is that the things we want to do often lead us in different directions. Or sometimes we think we ought to be doing something specific, but we go about those things the wrong way. God doesn't call us to do everything. But He does call us to love Him and obey Him. But even this task often seems too much for us. âGod, how can I obey all of your commands?â While all of the commandments in God's Word are important, God knows our need for simplification, so our text this morning tells us simply how we are to live as Christians. Read 2 John 1:4-6 Each verse in this passage makes reference to one particular command that we're to obey. Verse 4 says we received this command from the Father. Verse 5 says that it's not a new commandment, but one which we've had from the beginning. Verse 6 says that it's a command that we're to walk in. God gives us this command, and we're to obey it. God doesn't give divine suggestions. He is our Master, and we're His servants. This isn't a new command, but one we've had since the beginning. It goes back not only to the ministry of Jesus, but all the way back to the Law given to Moses. Yet it's a command we often need constant reminders to obey, but we get it wrong so often. This command is a command we're to walk in. It's not just something we can just check off our to-do list. It should be a part of our daily lives for the rest of our lives. So what is this command? Love. (v. 5) It's not some general love. God doesn't merely want us to love things. God wants us to love one another. This is the command which ought to define us (John 13:35). If this is the command that we're to walk in and be defined by, I think we ought to know what it is! What is love? (v. 6) Love is walking according to God's commandments. Some of you may be thinking, âI thought you were going to simplify the Christian life?â God wants us to think of His Word and all of His commands as ways to show love. We might think of all of God's commands as individual arbitrary rules. But that's not how God intended them. God wants us to love Him and love our neighbor by practicing His word. These are the greatest commandments, and all other commands fall under these. It's kind of like this person's daily routine. âMy daily routine: get up, be amazing, to back to bed.â Obviously, âbe amazingâ meant that he'd do all sort of things, but all those things weren't the goal. The goal was to be amazing. The same can be said about how we think about love. In a way, it seems very odd to us that God would command us to love. We often think we have love mastered. We think, âI don't need to work on love. I already love everyone.â We think, âI don't hate anyone. I don't hold grudges.â But love isn't just a feeling. It's about putting others before ourselves. It's about serving. It's about pouring ourselves out for others. Walking in God's truth and walking in love are practically synonymous (v. 4, 6). It's easy for us to separate the two. Walking in truth is trusting in Christ, who is the Truth. Walking in love is loving God and others by the way that we live. Theologically, we know these are different. But in practice, we should never find one without the other. As we learn God's Word and trust Christ, we need to be practicing God's Word. James wrote, âDo not merely listen to the Word and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says!â (James 1:22) This process is so important to the Christian life (v. 4). Many things cause us to rejoice in life. These are all great reasons to be happy! And Paul names another reason to rejoice. Paul rejoiced that some were walking in truth, which he defined as walking in love! It meant that they were practicing their faith! It meant that their faith was genuine! But Paul saw that only some were walking in the truth. This means that others were not. They had not continued in the faith. They had embraced the gospel at first with joy, but they had no root, and they immediately fell away when persecution came. We often define fruit in the Christian life as leading others to Christ. But fruit is also simply living how we ought to live. Fruit is loving one another, not just in our hearts, but with our hands. Fruit doesn't save us, but it shows if we truly have our root in Christ. If you're not walking in truth and love, make sure that your root is firmly planted in Christ.

Most people, at some point in their lives, realize that they can't accomplish everything that they want to accomplish. I used to want to be an actor, a professional baseball player, and a stand-up comedian. And I wanted to do those things because I thought those things would make me happy. That's why most people do anything. We're happy when we accomplish things or get to do certain things. But I know that I can't possibly accomplish all the things I want to accomplish. I can't climb every mountain, or ford every stream, or follow every rainbow till I find my dream. But that often doesn't keep me from trying. We often think, âIf I can just practice enough self-control, I'll get everything I want to get done, done.â Or, âI know I've failed at this a million times in the past, but I'm going to give it all I've got this time, and I'm going to do it right.â One of my favorite apps on my iPad is my to-do list. It comforts me to know that I won't let anything slip through the cracks. Even if I'm late in checking an item of the list, I at least know I haven't forgotten about that task. It's good to have a plan and be organized. But the problem is that the things we want to do often lead us in different directions. Or sometimes we think we ought to be doing something specific, but we go about those things the wrong way. God doesn't call us to do everything. But He does call us to love Him and obey Him. But even this task often seems too much for us. âGod, how can I obey all of your commands?â While all of the commandments in God's Word are important, God knows our need for simplification, so our text this morning tells us simply how we are to live as Christians. Read 2 John 1:4-6 Each verse in this passage makes reference to one particular command that we're to obey. Verse 4 says we received this command from the Father. Verse 5 says that it's not a new commandment, but one which we've had from the beginning. Verse 6 says that it's a command that we're to walk in. God gives us this command, and we're to obey it. God doesn't give divine suggestions. He is our Master, and we're His servants. This isn't a new command, but one we've had since the beginning. It goes back not only to the ministry of Jesus, but all the way back to the Law given to Moses. Yet it's a command we often need constant reminders to obey, but we get it wrong so often. This command is a command we're to walk in. It's not just something we can just check off our to-do list. It should be a part of our daily lives for the rest of our lives. So what is this command? Love. (v. 5) It's not some general love. God doesn't merely want us to love things. God wants us to love one another. This is the command which ought to define us (John 13:35). If this is the command that we're to walk in and be defined by, I think we ought to know what it is! What is love? (v. 6) Love is walking according to God's commandments. Some of you may be thinking, âI thought you were going to simplify the Christian life?â God wants us to think of His Word and all of His commands as ways to show love. We might think of all of God's commands as individual arbitrary rules. But that's not how God intended them. God wants us to love Him and love our neighbor by practicing His word. These are the greatest commandments, and all other commands fall under these. It's kind of like this person's daily routine. âMy daily routine: get up, be amazing, to back to bed.â Obviously, âbe amazingâ meant that he'd do all sort of things, but all those things weren't the goal. The goal was to be amazing. The same can be said about how we think about love. In a way, it seems very odd to us that God would command us to love. We often think we have love mastered. We think, âI don't need to work on love. I already love everyone.â We think, âI don't hate anyone. I don't hold grudges.â But love isn't just a feeling. It's about putting others before ourselves. It's about serving. It's about pouring ourselves out for others. Walking in God's truth and walking in love are practically synonymous (v. 4, 6). It's easy for us to separate the two. Walking in truth is trusting in Christ, who is the Truth. Walking in love is loving God and others by the way that we live. Theologically, we know these are different. But in practice, we should never find one without the other. As we learn God's Word and trust Christ, we need to be practicing God's Word. James wrote, âDo not merely listen to the Word and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says!â (James 1:22) This process is so important to the Christian life (v. 4). Many things cause us to rejoice in life. These are all great reasons to be happy! And Paul names another reason to rejoice. Paul rejoiced that some were walking in truth, which he defined as walking in love! It meant that they were practicing their faith! It meant that their faith was genuine! But Paul saw that only some were walking in the truth. This means that others were not. They had not continued in the faith. They had embraced the gospel at first with joy, but they had no root, and they immediately fell away when persecution came. We often define fruit in the Christian life as leading others to Christ. But fruit is also simply living how we ought to live. Fruit is loving one another, not just in our hearts, but with our hands. Fruit doesn't save us, but it shows if we truly have our root in Christ. If you're not walking in truth and love, make sure that your root is firmly planted in Christ.

Matthew 5:43-48 How to Love Your Enemies

Matthew 5:43-48 How to Love Your Enemies

Matthew 5:43-48 How to Love Your Enemies

Book Source: Digital Library of India Item 2015.220621 dc.contributor.author: Ingoldsby North dc.date.accessioned: 2015-07-09T21:48:11Z dc.date.available: 2015-07-09T21:48:11Z dc.date.digitalpublicationdate: 2005-02-03 dc.date.citation: 1838 dc.identifier: Librarian, SJM dc.identifier.barcode: 2990150061962 dc.identifier.origpath: /data_copy/upload/0061/967 dc.identifier.copyno: 1 dc.identifier.uri: http://www.new.dli.ernet.in/handle/2015/220621 dc.description.scannerno: 50016 dc.description.scanningcentre: Salar Jung Museum dc.description.main: 1 dc.description.tagged: 0 dc.description.totalpages: 162 dc.format.mimetype: application/pdf dc.language.iso: English dc.publisher.digitalrepublisher: Digital Library Of India dc.publisher: Frederice Deake And Company dc.rights: Out_of_copyright dc.source.library: Salar Jung Museum, Hyderabad dc.subject.classification: Religion. Theology dc.title: Love Letters And How To Write Them

Steven Universe is the best thing airing on Cartoon Network. :^) Nah, it's Gumball, actually. Twatter: https://twitter.com/EsemicolonR Gabbai: https://gab.ai/esemicolonr Paige "Intersectional Shitlord" Paz's List o' Horribly Oppressive Transgressions: http://archive.is/YUNom#selection-171... Mirror: https://www.bitchute.com/video/Km1vyJpTirTm/ Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j38aX4JxINQ Uploader: E;R

Introduction.

Tracklist: 1. How Am I To Know (The Things A Girl In Love Should Know) (Version I) 2. How Am I To Know (The Things A Girl In Love Should Know) (Version II)

Tracklist: 1. Chutney Song - Hunter Close 2. Free Checking 3. 3-Eyed Fish 4. Amnesia - Charlie Esparza; Chuy Terrazas; Thomas Escalante 5. Rub Up Push Up - Justin Hinds 6. Slow Down - Bill Grady; Thomas Escalante 7. Goodbye Brown Eyes - Bill Grady; Charlie Esparza; Thomas Escalante 8. Pancho Villa 9. Nut'n - Hunter Close