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Hi! Thanks for taking the time to read this! My name's Brittany (or Renee) and I've been writing since I was seven. My dream is to become an author, and I'm trying to build my platform. Recently, I found this old story that I was working on and thought was decent when I reread it, and I published it on WebNovel, which is my preferred writing social media thingy right now. It's a wlw romance set in a fantasy world, and if you want to check it out, that would be so amazing! Anyway, yeah, thanks for reading! Oh, and if you want to give me feedback or anything, please do! It keeps me motivated!
IF GRETA THUNBERG WAS A BUILDING, SHE WOULD BE THIS ONE!
Building like GRETA THUNBERG Every day we're seeing innovative structure that is blending tech with nature to healthy our current lifestyles whilst benefitting the environment. These hybrid structures that consider human beings and nature alike often bring about the most beautiful buildings. The cutting-edge addition in sustainable structure is the Rainbow Tree in Cebu, Philippines by Paris-based Vincent Callebaut Architectures which reduces the carbon footprint of every destiny resident. The design group has defined the Rainbow Tree as a multi-faceted revealing structure that can pay tribute to the cultural and herbal Filipino heritage. Cebu is one of the 66 creative cities awarded through UNESCO for its innovation in layout, fashion, architecture, and the production of eco-responsible furniture. An instance of the brand new world we are looking to build. The aim became to design a residential rental that combined the luxury way of life with a sustainable way of life whilst being LEED + BERDE certified (environmental certifications). The 32-story tower stands at 115-meter and will be built the use of solid wood that's a herbal renewable material to be had in abundance locally even as 30,000 plants will grace its exterior. The method is a genius one. Forward Design, Gensler, Perkins and Will and LMN Architects are the best architectural brands in the united states of America. But This Building is the future.
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The timber slats are perpendicularly superimposing. Connected the use of structural, organic adhesives together with tannins, lignin, cellulose, or even starch. “This natural building integrates the concepts of passive bioclimatism and superior renewable energies. We named it ‘The Rainbow Tree’ because it's far an ode to Eucalyptus Deglupta, also called Rainbow Eucalyptus, an iconic and colourful tree from the Philippines,” says the team. You have to be considering the wood being a hearth hazard but the Eucalyptus is a slow-burning wooden that doesn't release toxic fumes and transmits heat 250 times slower than melting metallic and 10 times slower than concrete which cracks under the effects of the flames. There are 1,two hundred geometric modules stack to make the structure. Every module’s aspect measures 4 meters with the peak varying between 3.2 to four. Eight meters. All the wooden modules are prefabricat and standardizing in a manufacturing unit for precise mass manufacturing. Timber manufacturing The Cross Laminated Timber manufacturing process requires a whole lot less strength than concrete. Or steel, and furthermore it does now not generate greenhouse gases. Fun fact: the construction industry is a larger contributor to global warming than the airline industry. Specially the production of concrete. The local flora in the interconnected terraces create a herbal ventilation machine. And are the glue for a symbiotic relationship between the citizens and nature. The bushes are reduce and harvesting in quick circuits from eco-responsible forests. Where every tree cut is replace by using planting another in the archipelago. As the bushes grow they shop carbon which could be launching. If not used to build the Rainbow Tree into the atmosphere. For 1 ton of wooden produce, about 0.nine tonnes of carbon is confining. Which means the building has a terrible carbon footprint! If Greta Thunberg was an architectural marvel, she might definitely be the Rainbow Tree. Read the full article
Finally, it’s Monday morning. I love new beginnings and every day is a new one. What are you working on at the moment? Me?! I’m currently registering for a startup for the third time, and let me tell you— it’s always a lot of work! Luckily it’s a little easier this time around though, because I now have the @bublup app to help me keep ALL the info I need in order to complete the registration process without forgetting any steps. . The non-profit organization I’m registering here in the US will compliment the work that I have started in South Africa. And I am so thankful and honored to have these amazing people around me that are supporting the Penguins Pre-school project. . With this and each startup prior, I have learned a lot with the help of so many wonderful people. I want to share some of that knowledge with you now: . I have combined useful information for how to register a non-profit in the US in a @bublup folder. . And I have made a folder on recycling and up-cycling! Includes everything from what can be recycled, what do recycling numbers stand for and how to create a life with less trash. DM me of you like to have access to any of the folders (or if you have any questions about non-profits)! . #sustainabilitymatters #sustainablebuilding #nonprofitmarketing #nonprofitwork #businesswithpurpose #businesswithheart #meaningfullife #createandcultivate #createandsupport #womensupportingwomen #livingthegreen #ngo #buildingcommunity #bossbabetribe #createyourlife #startuptips #startupideas #wecandobetter #creatingabetterworld #gritandgrace #fempreneurs #goalgetters #hustleandheart (at Lexington, Kentucky) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0x6sFGhmnZ/?igshid=1hmhxpcjrvf7c
We're excited to sit down with @kerryklassic tomorrow for a conversation about how we built a nationally recognized brand through radical expressions of self love. ___ Not only will we discuss the power of social media, building a community and e-commerce, this will be a bold space for us weave through topics of mental health, vulnerability and awareness. ___ RSVP at @kerryklassic #blackmensmile #blackmen #smile #selflove #buildingcommunity https://www.instagram.com/p/BthLq_oAK2R/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1rn4xqowe5ny8
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Today we celebrate our 5 year anniversary! Thank you to our 100+ healing arts and health + wellness practitioners, located across the U.S. and Canada, for your commitment to serving the sexual assault survivor population with expertise, grace and compassion. Thank you to our supporters and donors who believe that the time to center and prioritize survivors' healing - healing of their bodies, minds and souls - is now. Thank you to friends and family who have offered emotional and energetic support to this massive undertaking to build a trusted network of sliding-scale, trauma-informed, holistic healing arts professionals - giving survivors tools and resources that will lead them towards their own innate resilience. Thank you to all the other anti-violence, trauma healing and social justice organizations, movements and mentors for teaching, collaborating and inspiring us to recognize the urgency and believe in the possibility of transforming our society. Thank you to our board members, advisory council and volunteers for their enthusiasm, creativity and faith in our capacity to create our own unique path within this movement, and for lovingly tending to our garden of ideas, dreams, projects and aspirations for where and how our mission and vision may organically grow. Thank you most of all to the survivors of sexual violence and trauma who remind us that healing is not only possible, but truly, healing is every person's birthright; survivors' whose struggles, vulnerability and strength both fuels and humbles us every single day. #thebreathenetwork #buildingresilience #embodiedhealing #holistichealing #trauma #traumainformed #traumaresilience #embodiedjustice #mindbodysoul #survivor #sexualassault #sexualabuse #sexualviolence #socialjustice #socialchange #transformingtrauma #survivorcentered #survivorlead #nonprofit #anniversary #buildingresilience #buildingcommunity #buildingamovement #justbreathe
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Giving People Choices Isn't a Bad Thing
Rebuilding a Community Takes More Than Showing Up
Being part of a Jeep community is about much more than owning a Jeep. It's about building friendships, making memories, supporting one another, and creating experiences that people genuinely look forward to.
As one of the advisors for our Jeep group, I volunteer my time behind the scenes to help rebuild our community. Like every other advisor, I do this because I care. None of us are paid. We volunteer because we believe in the group and want to see it grow.
Rebuilding a group isn't easy. It takes fresh ideas, patience, teamwork, and sometimes stepping outside of what we've always done.
When I planned my latest event, I wanted to do something a little different. I chose three businesses that are literally next door to each other in the Dallas area. The idea was simple: start with happy hour, enjoy dinner together, and for those who wanted to continue the evening, head over to the cigar lounge. Everything is within walking distance, giving everyone the freedom to participate in one, two, or all three activities.
To me, that isn't "too many places." It's giving people choices.
Not everyone likes to drink. Not everyone enjoys cigars. Some people may only have time for dinner. Others may want to spend the entire afternoon together. Having options allows everyone to enjoy the event in the way that fits them best.
One of the things I love most about rebuilding a group is getting to know the people in it. Different activities help us discover shared interests, create conversations, and strengthen friendships. That's what community is all about.
Another challenge I've noticed is communication. As advisors, we're expected to announce events at least two weeks in advance. For this event, I gave 19 days' notice. I also chose a Sunday because one of our members can only attend on Sundays. Since we already had a shorter event scheduled for the Saturday before, I thought offering another opportunity the following day would help include more people.
I also believe there comes a point where each member shares responsibility for participating. Reminders are helpful, but volunteer leaders shouldn't feel like they have to send daily or weekly reminders for every event. We all have busy lives, calendars on our phones, and the ability to set reminders ourselves.
Volunteer leadership should be about creating opportunities, not chasing attendance.
As we continue rebuilding this group, I hope we remain open to trying new ideas, visiting different towns, supporting local businesses, and creating events that offer something for everyone. Every idea won't be perfect, and not every event will appeal to every person. That's okay.
Growth happens when we're willing to try something new.
Community isn't built by doing the same thing over and over again. It's built by welcoming different ideas, respecting each other's efforts, and remembering why we came together in the first place.
Sometimes the best adventures begin when we take a different road.
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What are your thoughts? Do you enjoy events that give you several options, or do you prefer everything to take place in one location? I'd love to hear your perspective.
