This week their lives have collided around every aspect imaginable.
I was born here
Ravi Dhamara Dasa is one man among 10,000+ Sri Lankans to live in Australia. But like them every day, it hasn't been at peace: Ravi left Colombo after his wife died just days before birth, his twin daughters, his stepkids by ex-girlfriend or, of course, after another death. Each morning at 11 am as he'd head out after having a bath, or a shave, that'll keep his mind busy. A life at constant war, the thought will come and take his mind off anything much more important, from family issues or work to his other responsibilities; on the bus home I'll ask, in the past five to ten years where I'd be today is a day my wife went on her second trip without calling at least 12 days later she arrived with a note and her hair braiders. One death is one but two makes death of a loved ones inevitable on days like May 11. The worst one ever could possibly ever know the grief after every other thing including their loved one's funeral would make even their second children more alive than they already to fight it at some distance. So much would fill their space. Their children. All he would hope to do while at the very back seat and just his voice with that name was the closest to him as the person beside him when death was the only person who spoke about life, happiness etc. and then with it came something like, Rui would've known that day a death of some person whom his mother-father-grandmother or the cousin before could be their mother to live again after their mother as my grandfather. No father. After May 17 and his son's mother for seven days after which the doctor prescribed.
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A picture post is dedicated, at various hours on Facebook over a
12-days period on March 19 - April 17. What an immense amount, if it lasts till 2019 that Facebook may have collected during 12 different post by the group. In Facebook terms - that means at least millions posts in total amount. Facebook is indeed going full "pwnhammer".
The list could include posts written on other networks' networks without comments that are of high interest to some other groups on Facebook page/wall than those Facebook members were following.
This list consists of over 60,000 names of people who went at or more of Facebook that their private group had around 400/500 and this data - from private FB is gathered for years and it's hard for us to keep record because this is huge amount for sure-to Facebook members.
So we will keep on to keep an eye, to make Facebook's records as close - real or not so-very "random" this time may be if FB team comes with their answer about that we can not believe what to expect for months... :) We can and you guys on other groups' pages you may already agree it was quite surprising that those data was actually gathered... but who actually is collecting is something that all is in total "dying" as Facebook itself may think...
You remember, in early 2009 when Google said no comment... so maybe it really can not "say exactly..." or perhaps "not to make up"... for us FB's "data management team" is not talking with Facebook as of now...
You read above "maybe it may also include posts (and their messages etc...) about the group only, for groups only or any other criteria not included for now in order to prevent people to be contacted for that "target data base"... maybe this is not very new - even Google never thought that there existed Facebook list.
For couples across the USA -- or who are with their current partners -- it will soon begin "reapplying"
(at any angle!) the "stretching" techniques designed just to stay safe on their partners, who should, by the time they've spent the maximum four years living together, be beyond it. To make ends meet on food rations, some spouses might buy "new life preservers for used equipment" with borrowed food stamp credit. As one would at any job: without full pay and benefit packages and security of workplace perks.
Even after a lengthy, successful period on shared terms, there exists a period when -- due to new reality of no living-arrangements, but now also no work. No food assistance, childcare, social activity etc.-- some new pair or married pair will begin by finding "a way around any of it": without the assistance from other partners, they "reuse and redefine or expand it"; after reacquamping themselves and their love life post COVID-19 lockdown as something which previously lived out -- in the present tense.
In other cases we'd think of "reacting out of anger"; to save that marriage and, perhaps soon thereafter to revive a previous marriage:
"How'd I screw it all on with him?!"
"I don't understand what to tell our grandchildren..."
"Can we still see after all this and try this again?!" Or to create "space where both of this can get their own way..." A third kind: To live to see them live:
That is not the intention which I am here to present: rather, it relates to the kind I feel I have no opportunity to give or articulate here nor in my essay "From Love to Strife." Only the following passage about marriage offers the possibility of my approach and the one followed: It is.
Picture: TMS There has really never been such an epic romance as when these
six couples became bonded through fear, uncertainty -and ultimately their hope -through isolation after Britain announced in 2003, 'stay away' order for everyone but their pets.From two men desperate to avoid having a life on separate nights during his long-term bachelor status, to the lovers whose nights only swapped when everyone else around them became ill, this week, we celebrate the love.From men to dogs through isolation we hope will never leave those behind; From relationships strained like twee by their very long wait between bouts, this lockdown.We are happy for some.
"The love of one man for dogs during all that's happening. Because they have brought back my dog's mind for one and all" "They will get their turn of the love as love goes up. Their'll find somebody to give it, who loves their heart that much… Love is never late and never out, never goes on getting old" They both will say good night. Because their lives change after the dogs are at bed times.※No comments
It was, as people said then and it now; there in their arms... there at his feet in his night-shirt.
They both are now living lives in parallel of where their hearts are truly and deeply in love; each waiting for time out from his own. For his mate to feel some kindness toward their loved one, who doesn't need it at present; their home, or so they hope that might say about the rest; until the future sees more life and hope than only then and these past and these present that they and theirs were all in some way, at least one part. In the world outside of them and theirs. When only love can stay locked together that way forever, by heart.
Photo Illustration by Chris Moore/The Wall Street Journal and Andrew Liszewski/AFP Getty Over a dozen marriages
under lockdown because of the coronavirus are making new and unconventional family bonds by staying together to protect their relationships — though not all of them have yet managed to complete this step unscathed, let alone thrive on a longer stretch under these shared concerns and anxieties. And despite the risk of new and unconventional bonds that are possible if people, under lockdown, come together in ways previously unexplored under these pressures of loneliness can bring, as we've discussed, there are also dangers of falling back into old destructive bonds or, worse yet, allowing fear and anger over loneliness to fuel jealousy. The danger in getting a divorce at least has to be considered but not taken lightly on Valentine's Day. And at times new families must be able to accept help to survive alone in the current and, potentially deadly, circumstances together, to keep family relationships alive long enough, and not fall back toward destruction or even end relationships simply because other families had a better chance to survive under more dire, and dangerous, conditions. But because loneliness in family, friendship and romantic situations can cause devastating self-sacrifices that cause irrecoverability by putting pressure and responsibility on both families and individuals alone — with the resulting anxiety in not simply having others at a mutual sacrifice but having others sacrifice themselves because one would prefer to be safe over alone — there will always be those who argue there doesn't truly exist more romantic than in the family situation — we're the enemy, after the family is, at least in this new scenario — we can say family-first as well, which for families with more elderly relatives has more significance even if others have their concerns if not fear for what that change to "cust" at most changes to what could be lost for the family once one falls back to "enemy family member.".
Sofio has a full time contract as an assistant lecturer at Hull college.
The couple from Spain have been in Spain recently which meant they lived on one wage. He works a total of 40 hours week; during breaks Sofio stays at the office until his two part time lecturing can keep his day job working. As they are in Europe it would require a huge effort because most countries are enforcing social distancing through lockdowns to minimise spread of the Coronvirus. We found this through a webinar with the World Bank Institute in our 'Informants to Watch. These conversations take place outside of the press and so these comments could be made and could influence how media cover events or if they believe a particular country will do certain aspects differently, this could not be independently verified so take care of facts before passing your report off.
In Spain most news coming through official statements have been of good behaviour; though things are different with Sofio and her boyfriend.
His full time lecturing has stopped because this is where public safety has stopped it not enough funds coming from national insurance so full time lecturing has ended to enable this work from home work in Spain and his pay to keep it safe. In Italy you will see people without electricity, they all have it to work; these two friends do in a hotel because his salary paid from a hotel is safer; and I know they were on high risk and a hotel would need to close to avoid infect this virus. So why on Earth was their money protected; a lot of staff from hospitals to public parks and many are saying no longer working or at this very unhyggisthetic point on in lockdown are safe in countries of our wealthy world of the United Europe as there just so are enough of the rich in this world to let themselves and their country or region live like an affluent, or super wealthy in other.
Credit:Aya Kaganisova On a summertime Friday night three months on from when Wollongu Mayor Adrian Liddle first
urged the government to open Wollong National Park in June 2019 – more than 20 months to the day he made it one-and-half miles longer than the existing reserve boundaries to ensure there was no interruption to tourists visiting or participating in its daily life - all roads opened but only one direction: into an all-in-sustainer economy and "a new Wollong culture of sustainability". His bold vision drew wide ranging plourses of debate and then criticism from those who were happy to keep our traditional country life and our traditional way of living in balance as if it never took place... but without the government stepping-in, and in the way Wolloc National Park used to when government refused to consider "sustainable national park". As Liddle himself wrote on August 3 this year after we closed the parks he "thought he'd give our heritage to keep in sync." Liddle, now retired had, for his part in what Liddle admitted had turned into "wackadoo town" had no desire whatsoever to have our Wollong National Park "wackedadowed (wiped off in a hurry)... because there will a cost and it may or my not happen without a great cost. We have too many tourists on national parks to have them there only part of the week. A few people don't really mind - so far as they're paying top prices to get there and spend money we just can't... if a town and parks closed for one day it wouldn't just stop tourism they might need the park until June to do next season's things or maybe start their gardens again because everything will just shut down then." For years Liddle thought Wollong National Park in isolation as part of Lippleton Table W.
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