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6 Fashion Disasters That Every Man Should Avoid At Work   BY  HELEN EVANS A great taste in fashion is not always a guy’s strength. Between responsibilities at work and in private life, most men usually do not have enough time for petty issues like being up to date on what’s new in lifestyle and fashion magazines. Men are not always fond of what’s hot and what’s not for the season. There are plenty of fashion-challenged men out there who seek help on this front more than anyone else. Here’s a short guide to 6 fashion disasters that every man should keep away from. Don’t get left behind. Read this now. #1 Mistake: Wearing Colored Or White Jeans Some men do their best to express personality through the medium of color, yet this should never apply to their jeans or trousers. Obviously, they should take a tip from women and wear clothes and styles that perfectly suit their body type. While it’s true that fashion is channeling the 1980s right now, things are not always like tha

In our innermost being, we are all completely lovable because the spirit is love. Beyond what anyone can make you think or feel about yourself, your unconditioned spirit stands, shining with a love nothing can tarnish. We all have the innate need to love and be loved. When we are born we enter the world with pure expectation of unconditional love. Sadly this is not the experience most people get.  Early in life, we learn that love can be withheld from us, whether well intentioned or not, by those who are closest to us. We become exposed to the concept of bargaining to receive love and give love. People, often unknowingly let pain from their past dictate their approach to love.  They erect barriers or use love as a reward and take it away as punishment. Such behaviors cause us to believe that in order to receive love, we must act a certain way or provide certain things. Equally important, when we have those damaging experiences consistently where love is used to harm, we begin

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15 Frugal or Free Date Ideas That Keep Your Relationship Alive BY AMY JOHNSON Do you struggle to think of date ideas that aren’t expensive? Many popular date ideas can be quite expensive, such as going out to the cinema or out for a meal. However there are lots of cheap and fun dates that you and partner can do, like having a cook-off or watching the sun set together. Check out 15 frugal or free date ideas that you can do with your partner. 1. Take a free class. Taking a class with your partner is a fun way to do something new together without spending any money. There are lots of classes that offer the first lesson for free, so check out what your area has to offer. Popular options are fitness classes and cooking classes. 2. Have a D-I-Y photo-shoot. Set up a tripod (or simply balance your phone on a flat surface) and have fun being silly together while taking pictures. You can use props from around your house to make sure you end up with some unforgettable pictures. 3. Watch th

Compare Schools, Tuition Rates and Graduation Outlooks Choosing the right college can be a difficult decision. But the newly redesigned  College Scorecard tool  allows you to compare schools costs, graduation rates, post college earning potentials and includes many other important statistics from colleges across the country. Just specify the degree, program area, and the state or region of the country you are interested in. Scorecard will give you a snapshot of schools that meet your criteria, as well as detailed information on each school. Make this free resource part of your decision process and share it with others who you think could use it!

DCAS EXAM SCHEDULE – December 2015 The Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) is accepting applications for the following civil service exams. So don't delay, apply today!  TITLE OF EXAM EXAM NO. FILING PERIOD FILING FEE HOW TO APPLY OPEN COMPETITIVE – Exams Open to the Public CITY ASSESSOR 6026 POSTPONED CLIMBER AND PRUNER 6027 12/2/15 – 12/22/15 $68.00 Online (Open to the Public) COMPUTER ASSOCIATE (TECHNICAL SUPPORT) 6028 12/2/15 – 12/22/15 $68.00 Online (Open to the Public) PROBATION OFFICER 6029 12/2/15 – 12/22/15 $61.00 Online (Open to the Public) REPORTER/STENOGRAPHER (DA) 6030 12/2/15 – 12/22/15 $54.00 Online (Open to the Public) STOCK WORKER 6031 12/2/15 – 12/22/15 $40.00 Online (Open to the Public) STOCK WORKER (CUNY) 6032 12/2/15 – 12/22/15 $40.00 Online (Open to the Public) STOCK WORKER (HHC) 6062 12/2/15 – 12/22/15 $40.00 Online (Open to the Public)

Television or Internet coverage of upsetting events like natural disasters, terrorist attacks, or mass shootings can affect our sense of order and safety. It may even impact those with no personal connection to the situation. If you have kids, learning how to put  the news in proper context  and addressing their concerns can help them understand the situation and reduce distress. Find out who is  most at risk of emotional distress  from incidents of mass violence and where to find help. If you are in emotional distress caused by recent events or know someone who is, seek help by calling the  Disaster Distress Hotline  at  1-800-985-5990  or text TalkWithUs to 66746.