 will be presented by Sana Qadar—looking forward to your continued company for 2020..
Questions about whether we are masters of our own destiny and if we really have free will have puzzled philosophers and scientists for many years. Now neuroscience is challenging much of what we thought we knew about ourselves—from how much our pre-birth experience affects our later lives, to how we make decisions and form our own reality.. This program was first broadcast in June 2019. This program was first broadcast in July 2019...more. But there is treatment, and virtual reality can assist.. This program was first broadcast in August 2019..
There’s more and more scientific evidence that climate change is having a major impact on our planet. Recently more than 11,000 scientists across the world declared a climate emergency, and many of us are experiencing grief, anxiety and powerlessness about the future. We discuss the connection between climate change and mental health, and the strategies we need to maintain hope and take action.
What we see, hear, and feel as a child affects us later in life—and our brain is changed by childhood traumas. A leading Canadian psychiatrist is working to understand how childhood harm can impair brain development and affect mental health, in the hope of effective treatment. And we hear about an intervention which can improve educational outcomes for vulnerable children.
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Our guest, Rhonda Macken, tells her remarkable story—a testament to the power of human creativity and resilience in the face of unimaginable childhood trauma. Rhonda created a complex jigsaw of multiple personalities as protection against her harsh reality. Now in her 70s, and after years of intense psychotherapy, she's fully integrated and enjoying the love of her family..
The Big Anxiety festival uses the arts and lived experience to re-imagine mental health. Through creativity and innovative technology, empathy replaces fear and stigma. Virtual reality worlds open up to an optimistic future and offer insight from ancient indigenous stories.
Gabby was on an emotional roller-coaster, feeling empty and needy. After lashing out in anger, she’d regret it and say sorry over and over again. Her partner, Eliza, felt like she was walking on eggshells, always fearful of arousing Gabby’s intense emotions. Gabby was diagnosed with the highly stigmatised Borderline Personality Disorder. They share their journey together to a calmer and happier life. ** Trigger warning: please note that this interview contains references to self-harm, abuse, an...more
When Tim was 11 years old he created his own superhero. Laser Beak Man now appears in colourful artworks showing Tim’s unique sense of humour connected to his literal understanding of language. And when Oakley was 5 years old he drew a pirate, inspiring his mother to write a kids’ book to raise understanding about autism and difference.
Meet an Australian philosopher and cultural analyst who spent 20 years of his life addicted to just about every drug you could imagine. His best work was done when he was enveloped in haze of cannabis smoke, he prowled local pharmacies to score large doses of codeine, and drank until he lost consciousness. Amazingly he lives to eloquently share his insights into the thought processes of an addict..Is Working Harder Actually Holding You Back?
Were you taught to work hard or maybe no pain no gain? Has it ever felt like even though you are working hard and putting in the long hours and effort you are not being compensated for your efforts or you just can't seem to get ahead?
'Try harder' is a very common paradigm and a tough one to overcome. Yes, reaching our goals requires effort however, this video explains 3 keys to move away from working hard, allowing more ease and flow while still experiencing success - and how that hard work may in fact be creating resistance to you reaching your goals!
If working harder was the answer, many, many, many more people would be further ahead than they are. Experiment with finding the path of least resistance and watch new doors be open with greater ease and flow.
Do You Wonder What is Next for You?Thank you for the update, previously PayPal with Braintree simply didn’t work.
After the update I get the option to use PayPal with Braintree but when I click the button an error message appears (Currently unavailable. Please try a different payment method), though the PayPal popup comes up.
If I click ‘Cancel and return to…’ the processing spinner comes up but never resolves, so I have to refresh the page to get out of it.
Also I sometimes see two PayPal buttons when selecting the PayPal by Braintree option.
This doesn’t seem to always happen though.
Any help you provide with these issues would be very much appreciated.
This topic was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by JapeNZ.
@mrbrettkarl had a great response – Did you check the Merchant Account ID in WooCommerce to make sure it was in sync with the Merchant Account ID inside the Braintree Paypal site under Account Info? If it is not, it will give this particular error on Sandbox mode. Let us know what you find!
Having the same issue as well. But already in production mode not sandbox mode.
Otherwise please attempt to disable all plugins except for WooCommerce and Braintree, and switch to the default Twenty Seventeen or Storefront theme. If the problem goes away, enable them one by one to identify the source of the problem. Let us know your steps and results!
My issue can be solved by simply downgrading 2.0.4. I do not need to touch any of the settings, it just works. However, I would like to stay in sync with the recent releases, so sticking with 2.0.4 forever will just not work.
Braintree (Credit Card) works, Braintree (PayPal) doesn’t.
I’m getting the red “Currently unavailable. Please try a different payment method.” error.
– I don’t yet have a Braintree Production Account. I can’t see that I’d need one for Sandbox testing.
PayPal Standard is working in Sandbox, but is currently disabled.
I’ve disabled all plugins except WooCommerce & WooCommerce PayPal Powered by Braintree Gateway.
– Tested both Merchant Account ID (AUD) using the default, and another one I set up in Braintree, both in AUD.
Ok, PEBKAC. Sorry!
Hey there I had the same problem. By default, we use the Braintree Mock sandbox flow for testing transactions on our Magento install.
Unfortunately it seems using the Mock PayPal flow causes the “Currently unavailable. Please try a different payment method.” message.
Make sure you link your Braintree and PayPal sandboxes then test. Everything worked a treat for me after that.
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As Week 1 of the NFL draws closer, you might find yourself in search of someone to handle your kicking duties for your fantasy football team. While playing the waiver wire in hopes of finding a kicker that will strike gold might be a frightening prospect for some players, others find it exhilarating to find a diamond in the rough each week. If you are a part of the later group who is a fan of streaming your fantasy football kickers, allow me to help you by using some odds from Las Vegas. Many fantasy owners will look towards kickers who play for a high-scoring offense, but finding a kicker in a game projected to have a relative low score can give you an advantage. I present you with a mix of choices to help your streaming selection in Week 1.
My beloved Jets have improved on the offensive side of the ball, but I don’t think that they will be able to shake the first game jitters and score touchdowns on a consistent basis in Week 1. The Raiders’ defense has looked extremely improved in the preseason, and I think that they will come to play and force the Jets into many 4th and long situations, which lines up perfectly for Folk to have a decent fantasy day. Folk finished 11th in total points for kickers in 2013, but finished 4th on points strictly from field goals.
Gano quietly had six games of double-digit fantasy points last season, and might be an interesting play based on the quarterback situation in Carolina. All signs point to Cam Newton (rib injury) being healthy enough to start Week 1, but if back-up Derek Anderson has to step in, Carolina could finish off more drives with field goals as opposed to touchdowns. Gano is currently going undrafted in most ESPN Standard Leagues, while kickers who scored less fantasy points than him (Blair Walsh, Greg Zuerlien, and Matt Bryant) are still being drafted.
Any kicker that is in Peyton Manning’s offense is a good play in my book. While the line might suggest that few field goals will be kicked by the Broncos, I could see one or two drives stalling out, and McManus’ total fantasy points would have a chance to increase. While McManus’ should have no value after Matt Prater returns from his four-game suspension in Week 6 (the Broncos have a bye Week 4), he is projected to obtain 36 points in a 4-week span with the