 can incorporate all three. Men also bond through doing activities and talking about things more than they do through talking about people, problems, feelings, or ideas (secret #15), which is one reason men like women who can relax and have fun with them.
Does this help?
Alisa
Thanks; that does help me understand how to use my existing ‘self’ rather than trying to change who I am.
Bonding through doing things is kind of difficult for women! Is the idea that we do that, trusting that the emotional bonding will come later? For me specifically, I am fortunate in that physical touch is an incredibly important way of bonding for me, and that is a lot easier for most men than bonding through talking about feelings. But physical touch comes much later in relationships, so it makes sense that a lot of the initial bonding would be through doing things.
Between the fourth and sixth week, men need to bond emotionally with women or women will start to loose interest. If a woman pushes this too soon and shares too much too early, however, he will feel pressure and lose interest. Thus, doing things and activities is great to focus on for the first few weeks. I hope this helps.
Alisa
This is really great, because it’s just a TIMING issue! I think that for myself, after the first or second week, I’d think “oh no, he’s not bonding emotionally – he’s not the right guy for me.” But all I’d need to do is just HOLD ON a little bit!On the third day of the I-week on Sustainability, students got the opportunity to attend a keynote session from Philippe Weiler, Head of Sustainability at LIDL.
Philippe has been a speaker in the I-week for several editions, because of his strong vision on sustainability for retailers. Just last week, his efforts have been recognized with the award of CSR professional of the year 2020.
How do you match discount with sustainability?
Can you offer fresh and sustainable fruit & vegetables at a low price?
How do you run a 360° strategy with just 2 full time people?
Which stakeholders do you consult and involve in your strategy?
And how do you define what sustainable is? 
Some 20 years ago, Philippe worked at WWF and conducted a project together with Coca-Cola to help reduce their ecological footprint. An initial study showed that it took 5L of water to produce 1L of Coca-Cola. The company took measures and was able to reduce the footprint to 2.5L of water. However, that number proved to be an underestimate, as they were neglecting the supply chain outside of their company and the commodity with the biggest impact: sugar cane (a water thirsty crop grown in water scarce areas).
A full lifecycle assessment by a Dutch university eventually showed that for 1L of Coca-Cola, you need 250L of water. This case shaped Philippe’s vision on sustainability in his next steps at Lidl.
Philippe’s strategy is built upon 5 pillars: assortment, employees, society, business partners and environment. Around these 5 pillars, he determined 50 smart targets (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant & time-based). Some examples of these smart targets were the SDGs, food waste, animal welfare, circular economy, etc.
Philippe then invited 50 employees from within the company to take ownership for one of these goals. That person was considered responsible for the implementation of a specific action plan.
They invited academics, people from NGOs, suppliers, etc. to brainstorm about what they could do better. The feedback ended up to be very constructive because all parties involved were open and transparent.
LIDL tomatoes are sustainably grown with rainwater, using renewable energy. The supply chain is also very short, which demonstrates that sustainablilty and low cost can go hand in hand.
LIDL also created their own ‘Way to go’ chocolate bar that goes beyond Fairtrade and aims to improve the living situation of local farmers in Ghana.
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Pennsylvania Secretary of Corrections John E. Wetzel and DOC Director of Planning, Research and Statistics Dr. Bret Bucklen make the case against legislation restoring the mandatory minimum sentencing requirement. They argue the data do not support minimum sentences reducing or deterring crime. In fact, locking up those who commit non-violent crimes not only costs taxpayers – as much $85 million a year – it doesn’t necessarily lead to better outcomes for the individual when they are released.
Crime rates are lower today than at any time since 1970 and that includes reports released following the 2015 Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling that found mandatory minimums unconstitutional.
Mandatory minimums take discretion away from judges and give it to prosecutors. The current sentencing guidelines give latitude to judges to impose harsher sentences on those who deserve them. The DOC is a research-based, data-driven organization. There is no research that suggests the absence of mandatory minimums impact public safety. In fact, research suggests that low-level, non–violent offenders are more likely to go on to commit crimes when they are released which will lead to more victims. The existing structure allows victims to provide input at sentencing and parole.
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There are two main methods of selling your motorohome and these are privately or through a dealer. The latter is by far the safest way to conclude the sale. Here are our top reasons why you should sell your motorhome through a registered and reputable dealer.
Selling through a dealer will guarantee you a sale. That is of course if you are willing to accept the price being offered. Remember, a dealer will always offer less than the suggested retail or perceived retail because they want to make a profit when selling the motorhome to the next buyer.
Selling your motorhome privately is fraught with problems. These can take the form of fraudulent payments, scams and various other means to elicit the motorhome from you without payment. For these reasons it is always the safest option to conclude the sale through a reputable dealer and not at Honest Joe’s Motorhome Mecca. Selling privately often takes much longer than selling to a dealer because prospective buyers either need to have cash or arrange bank finance and this can take time.
Is there a good time to sell a motorhome? Well, typically summer is a good time when people are in holiday mode, but quite honestly, there is such a short supply of used motorhomes, any time of year is a good time to sell. Motorhome dealers are always looking for affordable used stock and this benefits the seller who can command greater prices for their used motorhomes and conclude the sale quickly.
If you are trading in your used motorhome on a new one, then the dealer is just the place to do it. Firstly, you can often command more for your trade in because the dealer wants to sell you the new unit, and secondly, there is often good profit margin in new motorhomes which the dealer can use to sweeten the trade in price they offer you.
Your motorhome should be spotlessly clean when the dealer appraises it.
Make sure the license is up to date.
If your motorhome is financed by the bank, have those particulars available for the dealer who will need to get a settlement value on the motorhome as part of the appraisal process.
Have a copy of the motorhome’s registration document available so the dealer has easy access to chassis number, registration number and year of manufacture.
If you have a service history, make this available to the dealer. A full service history will improve trade in values.
Never dive headlong into a deal. Rather, take the quote and trade in value home with you so you can reflect on the deal for a few days before signing on the dotted line.
Trading in your used motorhome need not be a torrid affair but rather it can be done with relative ease through a reputable dealer. We suggest that you shop around at the various motorhome dealers to find a new motorhome that completely suits your adventure needs and then conclude the deal without any problems.
Are you towing Illegally?Discussion in 'The Howard Stern Show' started by Ruffypup, May 8, 2014.
You jackin'?
I'm jackin', hard.
If I could only come for 20 minutes
Brandin Cooks
OVERVIEW
Competed in the Junior Olympics as a sprinter and also played basketball as a California prep. Played all 38 games of his career. Started three games at flanker as an injury replacement for James Rodgers in 2011, with 31 receptions for 391 yards (12.6-yard average) and three touchdowns. Added eight kickoff returns for 179 yards (22.4). In 2012, started all 13 games at flanker opposite Steelers 2013 third-rounder Markus Wheaton and produced 67 catches for 1,151 yards (17.2) and five TDs. Hurt his ankle against Oregon and missed most of the Nicholls State contest. Won the Bile