Practical Feng Shui Tips
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9 feng shui tips for good vibes on your work desk
Some 3,000 years ago in China, a system was developed to balance or harmonize the energies of any given space. Feng shui, which combines the Chinese words for wind and water two elements that are believed to ensure good health.
Feng shuis traditional use is to orient buildings, homes or even spiritually significant constructions like tombs to maximize auspiciousness while minimizing bad luck. A feng shui expert often determines ideal positions by referring to local topographic features of a location.
But did you know that feng shui could also be done for small spaces, and even a specific area like your work desk? Innovative global brand 3M combines science with feng shui to bring positive energy to the space where you make decisions, study business deals, and communicate with people.
Feng shui expert Karen Rauch Carter insists: If your desk is not optimally serving you, it could be robbing you of vital energy. 3M suggests mentally dividing the top of your desk into nine equal squares for every part of your life. This approach will allow energy to be directed into each aspect. Imagine a tic-tac-toe board for each area and table all the good vibes you can:
Career move. Reserve the center front square or the space right in front of you. The ruling element here is water and the ruling color is black. If you have a glass top, slip a picture of a river or a bubbling brook under it to signify that you are in the flow of life. You do not need to have the photo always in sight. If your desk does not have a glass top, tape the photo underneath your desk.
Add-on wisdom. Place books or items that remind you of knowledge or intelligent people on the bottom, left-hand square. Have something blue on this spot. Itll help you concentrate and make sound decisions. It can be any item, such as a blue Post-it note pad or paperweight.
Happy family. On the center left-hand side of your desk, place photos in a frame made of wood the element for this area. If you do not have space for it, hang photos on the wall nearest this square. To make sure your walls are damage-free, 3M has Command picture hanging strips that eliminates the need to drill holes. Green is the ruling color for this area.
Prosperity in the city. On the left-hand rear square, place expensive or expensive-looking items, such as your computer. Looking at this area should give you a vibe of wealth and riches, and make you feel lucky or blessed.
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New rules aim to clear the air on border disputes.
Recent changes to the law will make it easier to love your neighbour or at least not fight with them over the back fence.
But they will also mean property owners who border parks or reserves can expect to foot big bills for fixing their fence because their local council is no longer obliged to chip in.
Neighbours commonly fall out over the condition, kind and cost of replacing fences but the Fences Amendment Bill 2014 updating the original 1968 act, which takes effect this week, should pre-empt some of those issues.
Key changes to fence laws include shifting the onus of liability for fences from the property's occupier to its owner and requiring adjoining owners to contribute equally to a "sufficient" dividing fence, a change that has exempted councils from responsibility.
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"Previously councils were deemed as occupiers under section 3 of the old fences act. Now the law specifically excludes municipal councils," Tisher Liner FC Law partnerPhillip Leaman said.
That may not prevent the councils from agreeing to contribute, but they no longer have a legal obligation to do so, he said.
Many of Melbourne's parks and reserves are owned by local municipalities.
The amended laws also set out new rules for notifying neighbours, determining boundaries and carrying out and paying for urgent fencing works.
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Simon Walker, the Director General of the IoD said: "This was an opportunity for Ed Miliband to demonstrate that he is on the side of Britain's small businesses, entrepreneurs and wealth creators. It was an opportunity to show that his party understands and values the role that British business plays in creating jobs, driving prosperity and supporting communities.
"Unfortunately, the only reference to business was a caricatured broadside against corporate failures, which is in fact a million miles away from the risk, sacrifice and hard work of the small and medium sized businesses that account for 99% of all companies in this country and 60% of private sector jobs.
There are many within the Labour party who fully grasp that SMEs are Britains job-creators, but their voice was drowned out in their leaders speech."
16.55: The Lib Dems, with a nod to this week's 20th anniversary of Friends, has branded Mr Miliband
It was, they say, "the one where Gareth stole the show"
Tim Farron, Liberal Democrat Party President, said: The country needs a bold roadmap for the future and all we got was a wayward ramble around a north London park.
With every new announcement we are reminded why we cannot trust Labour with our money.
In an hour-long speech, Miliband offered no ideas on how to tackle the deficit.
Promises go underfunded, uncosted or use money thats been spent many times over.
We are still waiting to hear Labours big ideas, still wondering if the party that crashed the economy can be trusted to get back behind the wheel.
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Simon Walker, the Director General of the IoD said: "This was an opportunity for Ed Miliband to demonstrate that he is on the side of Britain's small businesses, entrepreneurs and wealth creators. It was an opportunity to show that his party understands and values the role that British business plays in creating jobs, driving prosperity and supporting communities.
"Unfortunately, the only reference to business was a caricatured broadside against corporate failures, which is in fact a million miles away from the risk, sacrifice and hard work of the small and medium sized businesses that account for 99% of all companies in this country and 60% of private sector jobs.
There are many within the Labour party who fully grasp that SMEs are Britains job-creators, but their voice was drowned out in their leaders speech."
16.55: The Lib Dems, with a nod to this week's 20th anniversary of Friends, has branded Mr Miliband
It was, they say, "the one where Gareth stole the show"
Tim Farron, Liberal Democrat Party President, said: The country needs a bold roadmap for the future and all we got was a wayward ramble around a north London park.
With every new announcement we are reminded why we cannot trust Labour with our money.
In an hour-long speech, Miliband offered no ideas on how to tackle the deficit.
Promises go underfunded, uncosted or use money thats been spent many times over.
We are still waiting to hear Labours big ideas, still wondering if the party that crashed the economy can be trusted to get back behind the wheel.
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Labour leader littered his speech with stories about ordinary people He returned again and again to 'Gareth' a Cambridge-educated IT worker But Mr Miliband's rhetorical trick ended up with Gareth trending on Twitter
By Tom McTague, Deputy Political Editor for MailOnline and John Stevens for the Daily Mail
Published: 11:17 EST, 23 September 2014 | Updated: 17:13 EST, 23 September 2014
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They were supposed to be the eight ordinary voters whose stories of struggle inspired Ed Miliband in his fight against the Tories.
But four of those featured in his speech met Mr Miliband on Hampstead Heath, less than a mile from his 2.6million home.
The Labour leader referenced one of them a software developer called Gareth Edwards so often that his first name started to trend on Twitter. And last night the 36-year-old turned out to be a former Lib Dem supporter.
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PUT V8 Supercar champion Jamie Whincup in a race car and he's in total control, but give him a garden tool and he's, well, like you and me.
Whincup was the special guest yesterday at the official opening of the Bunnings Warehouse West Ipswich.
He was interviewed by one of the Bunnings staff and had everyone in stitches as he described his DIY misadventures.
"Dad had a big garage, absolutely every tool in the box and he taught me you've got to do it yourself," he said.
"Basically I'm too tight to pay someone to do the job so I'll come in here, buy the tools and go home and try to do it myself.
"Generally my issues are electrical. The air-conditioner broke down the other day and I thought I'd fix it.
"I opened up the front of it and there's a big sticker across it, 'If you're not an electrician, don't go any further', so what do you do - you unscrew it. Anyway, I touched the wrong part and got a decent zap. I've had the hedge trimmer though the lead - that's always good; everyone's done that, haven't they?"
Whincup opened the new Bunnings with complex manager Roy Ram and Bunnings chief operating officer Peter Davis.
Mr Davis said it was the 39th in Queensland and the first of three new Bunnings stores in Ipswich.
"Springfield will open in the next 12 months and that's an investment of some $38 million; Bundamba in the next 12 months is $46 million and that will bring our total investment in Ipswich over two years to $131 million," Mr Davis said.
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