#Property Management System for Hotels

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Hotel Management Software in India | Bookingjini

Bookingjini is a leading hotel management software provider in India, offering comprehensive solutions to streamline operations, boost revenue, and elevate guest satisfaction for hotels nationwide. Elevate your hospitality business with Bookingjini.

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A hotel property management system (PMS) is a set of solutions that hoteliers use to manage their day-to-day hotel operations activities such as reservations, front desk, housekeeping, maintenance, billing, invoicing, analytics, and reporting. Find out how Phonesuite PMS can help you increase the efficiency of your operations and benefit your hotel phone system with PMS integration. Contact us for more information on hotel PMS Phone System.

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Best Hotel Management Software | Hotel PMS | GraceSoft

GraceSoft's Easy Innkeeping is a cloud-based, easy-to-use Hotel Reservation & Property Management software for small & mid-sized lodging. Our software combines all aspects of the business, into a single application, such as reservations, booking engine, channel manager, email marketing, POS, and payment processing. Simple to use and powerful enough to grow your business. 

 Features

 Reservation Calendar

 POS 

 OTA Integration: Google, Airbnb, Expedia, Booking.com 

Customized Website 

Integration with Payment gateways: Stripe, Paypal, Authorize.net 

Unified Inbox 

CRM 

Multi-Property Management 

QuickBooks

 24/7 Customer Support

Know more details: https://www.gracesoft.com/

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Property Experience Management Systems (PEMS) streamline operations, personalize guest experiences, and ultimately cultivate exceptional stays. In this article, we will explore the impact and benefits of PEMS in transforming the hospitality landscape. Read More...

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How to Find the Best PMS Hotel Management Software for Your Property?

This blog serves as a comprehensive guide for hotel owners navigating the process of choosing the right Property Management System (PMS) for their property. It tackles essential questions that hoteliers might have, including what a PMS is and the various benefits it offers. The blog dives into different PMS pricing models, empowering hoteliers to make informed financial decisions. Additionally, it explores key features to consider when selecting a PMS, ensuring that the chosen system aligns with the hotel's specific needs. Finally, the blog outlines a step-by-step approach to guide hoteliers through the PMS selection process, making it easier to find the perfect fit for their property. Read More 👇

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Are you looking for a hotel property management system? You are at right place as ExploreTECH offers innovative and technology and hospitality solutions. Elevate guest experience with these comprehensive hospitality management systems.

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Explore Shelby Farms Park and Sail Along the Mississippi River This Summer

Hilton Hotel - As the sun shines brightly and the days grow longer, summer beckons us to venture outdoors and indulge in nature's wonders. If you're seeking a perfect blend of scenic beauty, outdoor recreation, and a touch of history, look no further than Shelby Farms Park and the Mississippi River. In this blog, we'll take you on a delightful summer journey, exploring the magnificent Shelby Farms Park and embarking on a riverboat cruise along the iconic Mississippi River. 

Shelby Farms Park: Nature's Playground 

As the summer season arrives, Shelby Farms becomes a vibrant oasis, offering a plethora of exciting activities and opportunities for outdoor enjoyment. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, this guide will inspire you to make the most of your summer days in Shelby Farms. Stay near Shelby Farms Park at Homewood Suites hotel for convenient access to all the fun. To know more about Homewood Suites visit Hilton Hotel's website.

From exploring nature trails to cooling off in the lakes, and from enjoying picnics to engaging in recreational sports, get ready to embrace the beauty and serenity of this remarkable park. Let's delve into a world of summer adventures and discover how to create lasting memories in Shelby Farms!

What To Do in Shelby Farms Park?

Immersed in greenery: Discover the sprawling 4,500-acre oasis that is Shelby Farms Park, where vibrant forests, open meadows, and shimmering lakes await your exploration. 

Trails for all: Lace up your hiking boots or rent a bike to traverse the park's extensive network of trails, catering to all skill levels. From leisurely strolls to exhilarating adventures, there's something for everyone. 

Wildlife encounters: Encounter a variety of wildlife, from majestic deer to colorful birds, as you wander through the park's serene habitats. 

Water activities: Cool off by indulging in water activities such as paddleboarding, kayaking, or fishing in one of the park's tranquil lakes. 

The Magnificent Mississippi River: 

Mississippi River, a legendary waterway that flows through multiple states, shaping the landscape and culture along its path. As the summer season arrives, the Mississippi River becomes an even more alluring destination, offering a multitude of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, history buffs, and nature lovers alike. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, this guide will help you unlock the secrets of the Magnificent Mississippi River and make the most of your summer adventures.  

From scenic river cruises to thrilling water sports, and from exploring charming riverfront towns to witnessing breathtaking sunsets, prepare to immerse yourself in the beauty and grandeur of this iconic river. Let's embark on a journey along the Magnificent Mississippi and discover the wonders it holds in store for us this summer! 

The lifeline of the South: Discover the historical and cultural significance of the mighty Mississippi River, which has shaped the region for centuries. 

Riverboat cruise experience: Step aboard an elegant riverboat and embark on a leisurely cruise along the Mississippi. Relax on the deck, enjoy the gentle breeze, and take in breathtaking views of the river's majestic expanse. 

Captivating river views: Marvel at the panoramic vistas of lush green riverbanks, charming waterfront towns, and iconic landmarks as you glide along the river's current. 

Historical commentary: Learn about the river's rich history, from its role in transportation and trade to its cultural importance in shaping music and literature. 

The Perfect Summer Combination

A day at Shelby Farms Park: Start your day at Shelby Farms Park, engaging in outdoor activities, picnicking under shade trees, or simply unwinding in the midst of nature's serenity. 

Preparing for the riverboat cruise: After a fulfilling day at the park, make your way to the riverboat dock, where you'll board your vessel and embark on an enchanting river journey. 

Sunset cruise magic: Opt for a sunset cruise to witness the river bathed in golden hues as the day comes to a close. The tranquil ambiance and stunning views make for an unforgettable experience. 

Dining and entertainment: Many riverboat cruises offer onboard dining options and live entertainment, allowing you to savor delicious cuisine while enjoying music or even dancing the night away. 

Final Words 

Summer is a time of exploration and adventure, and Shelby Farms Park combined with a riverboat cruise along the Mississippi River offers the perfect opportunity to create lasting memories. From the serene beauty of the park to the captivating allure of the river, this summer delight promises an unforgettable experience. So, pack your bags, embrace the warmth of the season, and embark on an incredible journey through nature's playground and the timeless waterways of the Mississippi River.

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Manage Your Restaurant By Using Our Restaurant Software

Technology has impacted every aspect of our lives since the rise of the great IT revolution. It has streamlined our work processes, made shopping less stressful, and connected us around the world. With restaurant management software, you can now run a successful restaurant chain easier than ever before.

As restaurant owners, most of the time, you have to manage your business daily. Restaurant management is without a doubt one of the most challenging tasks an entrepreneur can face. When done correctly, restaurant management involves several processes that would ensure the smooth flow of an enterprise, along with increased profits. You can streamline your everyday work processes, improve customer service and employee productivity, and make your restaurant more successful using restaurant management software.

We will discuss how to optimize restaurant management software to make your business more valuable and improve its overall productivity.

Sales/Purchase

For restaurant owners, it's vital to remain connected to their suppliers. The system will ensure your restaurant is always stocked with food and you can satisfy the needs of your customers. The use of a restaurant management system not only helps you reduce the possibility of under or over-ordering, but it also helps you save money and maintain a positive relationship with your suppliers.

Time-saving Service 

By using this system software you can manage your restaurant effectively and efficiently, reducing time and cost. In addition to saving time, this system also ensures more accurate inventory counts.

Easy management of multiple stores

It is common for large restaurants to be chain restaurants with multiple locations throughout the world. There is no way for the owner to be present at all times in every branch.

This can still be done virtually. This can be done with restaurant management software. The owner can use the software to manage and maintain all the branches of the business.

The owner can control the menu, the quality of food served, the prices, and the profit of the restaurant. Restaurant owners can handle any problems in the restaurant and ensure that everything goes smoothly.

Restaurant POS system

This system will help you to supply the reports more quickly. You also can reduce any human mistakes because it will record and track all the transactions automatically.

Serving your Customers Better

Help’s you in serving your customers better as this software will improve tremendously your staff’s skills on how to handle your customers adequately. With this software system, they can serve your customers very fast and can handle customer complaints.

You can install software on your devices that will allow you to monitor almost everything in one place. Therefore it acts as User-friendly software which is also very essential.

The restaurant industry never stops moving. When it comes to running a restaurant, you need a strong control device that can maximize efficiency, improve profitability, and help you develop in the future. In addition to speeding up the processes, restaurant management software keeps up-to-date information about your establishment.

Make your employees' daily operations easy like inventory managing, facilitating menu changes, etc.

Contact Softwares Window today to have custom restaurant billing software developed and take your restaurant business to the next level.

And to find out more details about Restaurant Management Software.

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Booking Engine for Hotels | Bookingjini

Bookingjini offers a cutting-edge hotel booking engine that empowers hotels to streamline reservations, maximize occupancy, and enhance guest experiences. Simplify bookings with Bookingjini's innovative technology.

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Hello Mr. Atoms, I'm an animation student in college and fan of your work. I got this assignment in which I need to ask questions to a professional in the area. Could you pretty please answer them? It'd mean a lot to me.

1- Are you happy with your career? How it's going.

2- What are your opinions, expectations and hopes about the independent animation industry that's developing?

3- What do you think about the advent of artificial intelligence? Do you fear for the future of animators?

4- If money wasn't a problem, would you still do what you do?

5- Any animators you admire and would like to mention?

Okey dokey.

1- Are you happy with your career? How it's going.

Not really, in that there seems to be no career left.

The animation industry swelled its numbers greatly before 2020. Almost immediately after that, corporate greed synergized with a pandemic to reduce animated programs and the number of people working on them to almost zero. It takes almost a year from beginning to end to make a single episode of an animated show (by the modern standard). There was nothing being made in 2020 and four years later, we''re not in a much better spot. It's going to be a long drought for (especially) Kid's TV Animation.

Recently, many of my former co-workers have hit the financial wall and can't continue, moving away after (sometimes) 20 years in the industry. I begin to wonder if I'm very far behind.

A "bounce back" a year from now would need to start today. There are still some animated shows being made now, but those are almost universally "library" properties. That means it's an existing I.P. (Intellectual Properties like Garfield/Mario/Batman/Star Wars) so as an artist you're immediately in that box. Depending on the property and the studio, it can be an unpleasantly tight box. I grew used to holding and maintaining the vision for a show, but it's less fun when it's not my vision. It's even less fun when you can't inspire someone to follow your vision because they've been so ruthlessly abused.

I'm pretty sick of how big media corporations treat their employees. If I inherit one more burnt out crew due to mismanagement, I'm gonna lose it.

Over a decade ago I fought hard to get board artists story credit for the episodes they were actually writing, and felt like I'd won a big victory for everyone. The second my back was turned, it all reverted.

Mostly... what is the point now? My career is/was developing ideas, crafting those ideas into a workable show, then managing teams of thirty to seventy people to produce a couple of dozen episodes per year. Studios actively do not want new ideas right now, and are actively searching for ways to eliminate what artists from the process. I'm not sure what my job would be under this new system, but it feels like they decided to hang onto the anxiety-inducing deadlines while removing anything remotely pleasurable from the experience.

2- What are your opinions, expectations and hopes about the independent animation industry that's developing?

It's the only way to get anything done, currently.

The current state of the industry is not sustainable. I (along with a lot of other animators I know) are trying to decide what's next, and pretty much everyone agrees that "you just have to make something".

It is (in that very specific way) a great time to be a young animator. The system was never going to treat you well anyway. If you can get something like a Hazbin Hotel happening without studio help, you can currently write your own ticket. I'm super proud of Vivsie, because that's a LOT of stuff to handle. I never had to handle my own marketing or drum up money to make Billy & Mandy happen.

There are opportunities there, but it's definitely "Hard Mode". The best idea is probably to team up with a few other people you like and like to work with.

Hopes? I hope that the young animators take over and make something new on top of the bones of the old industry, rather than just allowing that industry to patch its rotting hide with their collected works.

3- What do you think about the advent of artificial intelligence? Do you fear for the future of animators?

I suspect true AI might just peace-out like ScarJo in "Her", but we're not there yet. What we have now isn't Artificial Intelligence at all (though I do believe it may be the underpinnings of the Artificial Suconscious of what may one day become an actual Artificial Intelligence.)

The LLMs and "Generative AI" are (so far) a big dumb waste. They consume tons of energy and aren't great for doing anything creative. If you've sat down with Chat GPT for a creative writing session, you've probably run into the "out of the box" limitations which prevent it from talking about sex or violence-- which happen to be a major component of most stories.

Still, the technology has come incredibly far in an incredibly short amount of time. I imagine we're going to hit the point where we're being hazed by artificially generated political ads way before Generative AI can produce a consistent and usable character turnaround, so that'll be the test. Whatever the legal fallout is from this stuff over the next few years will set the tone.

Still, studios have a vested interest in pleasing their shareholders. Generative AI potentially has the capability of not only replacing swaths of money-eating artists, but handing that control directly to the billionaire studio heads. Mark my words: We're headed straight for billionaire-generated content.

I don't think the public at large will want to watch Elon Musk's fever dreams, so there's that. So law and general distaste might stave it off for a while, but I think there's just too much impetus for studios to continue to try to please their investors. "AI Art" is here to stay.

Eventually that will lead to millions and millions of bots generating millions and millions of songs and paintings and movies all day every day. Most of it will be utter trash. Right now (so I'm told) viewers are already burnt out, and will generally only click on what they already know. On Netflix, where there are twenty things you've never heard of and one you have, you're more likely to pick the thing that gives you comfort and gives you a guarantee you're not wasting your time. With exponentially more A.I. trash, how would you even begin to filter it out?

You'd need absolute control of an already existing distribution system. We currently have a few of those, and all of the media companies are desperately trying to merge with them to insure their own survival.

To me, the post-Gen-AI landscape looks a lot like old-school Cable, but with endless I.P. and fewer masters.

4- If money wasn't a problem, would you still do what you do?

The real question is, maybe, "What am I even doing?" These days I try to do a lot of gardening. I'm trying to learn new art skills, because suddenly twenty five years of experience managing, drawing, and writing isn't worth much. I recently worked on Jellystone until Zaslav lost 2.5 billion in the wash and had to find justification for his new yacht. The show before that? Also culled midway through to save money. The days of multi-year gigs seem to be over, and if I'm going to scrape by doing freelance, maybe I can do that somewhere else.

I'll always make art. I can't seem to help it. Ideas aren't my problem-- it's executing those ideas without the help of a structured pre-existing system. I honestly don't know if I'll ever be able to pull that off. My strengths are great, but were always supported by friends I worked with.

Can I start an indie cartoon with all of these cool friends? Sure, maybe. Most of those people have gone on to have other careers of their own and got used to being paid. Now nobody is getting paid and no one can pay anyone else. My immediate circle are all now middle-aged people with families and no jobs. Convincing them to give up a large chunk of their day for an idea that's not guaranteed to pay off is going to take some real effort.

I technically have fifteen years until I can claim my "retirement", assuming that still exists by then. That's a pretty big hole to fill with... I don't know what.

The difficult "What comes next" discussions at home are really just starting.

5- Any animators you admire and would like to mention?

There are a lot of cool animation people out there. I already mentioned I was proud of Vivsie. I was also reminded recently just how great C.H. Greenblatt and Mr. Warburton are. I know they're my friends. They're both just really upstanding, creative people who take good care of their crews.

The treatment of animation industry professionals by the studio system has been one of the most demoralizing and heartbreaking parts of this demoralizing and heartbreaking time.

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So there ya go. If you want to look for someone whose attitude is a little more upbeat, I won't blame you a bit.

Wherever you are, I wish you the best of luck. For me, just climb up there and crush it. I would very much like to add you to #5 someday.

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Maui Fires & How to Support Relief Efforts

(Posted on 8/10/23) Hi, I'm Jae and my family is from Lāhainā. I watched my hometown burn down this week. The fires caused immeasurable loss in my community so I'd like to spread awareness of the situation as well as provide links to support local organizations directly assisting survivors. I'm pretty sure most of my following is Not local so I'm writing with intent to inform people outside the situation, but if you're reading this and happen to have family in the affected area that isn't accounted for, message me and I can send you the links to the missing persons tracking docs + more localized info!! If you'd like to skip down to how to help and follow community organizations, scroll to the bottom of the post after the image.

Earlier this week, Hurricane Dora passed south of the Hawaiian Islands, bringing strong wind gusts that caused property damage across the islands. On Tuesday August 8, high winds caused sparks to fly in the middle of Lāhainā town, knocking out power lines and immediately igniting drought-ridden grasses. The fire spread quickly and destroyed the entire center of town, the harbor, and multiple neighborhoods including Hawaiian Homes (housing specifically for Native Hawaiians), parts of Lahainaluna, basically all of Front Street, and low-income housing units. There is only one public road in and out of town, and after a very hectic evacuation period that road has been mostly closed off except to emergency responders, thus it is extremely difficult for anyone to leave town to get help. The nearest hospital is 20 miles away in Wailuku, and most grocery stores in town have burnt down.

As of Thursday, August 10, over 1,000 acres have been burned and 271 structures (including homes, schools, and other community gathering places) have been destroyed. Cell service is still extremely spotty, many of the surrounding neighborhoods deemed safe for evacuees are still without utilities. There are currently confirmed 53 deaths but that number is expected to increase as search-and-rescue efforts continue. Countless families have been displaced and many have lost the homes they lived in for generations. Places of deep historical significance have been reduced to ash, including the gravesites of Hawaiian royalty, the old Lāhainā courthouse where items of cultural significance were stored, and Na ‘Aikane o Maui Cultural Center. To add further context: Lāhainā has a population of about 13,000 residents. EVERYONE I know has been impacted in some way--at best forced to evacuate, at worst their house was burnt to the foundation, they cannot find a loved one, etc. I'm still trying to track down family members and it's been over two days. My neighbors down the street had homes last week and now many don't have ANYTHING. The hotels are taking in residents (tourists are also being STRONGLY urged to leave so that locals can recover). Without open access to the rest of the island, Lāhainā residents are now dependent on whatever people had in their homes already as well as disaster relief efforts coming in, but it's been difficult to organize and mobilize due to the location + conditions. People who have made it out are in shelters where no blankets or medicine were provided. Friends and acquaintances from neighbor islands are preparing aid to send over. Community response has been incredible, but the toll on the town has been immeasurable. My parents were desperately walking through town yesterday, my mom sounded absolutely hollow talking about it on the phone with me. It's horrifying. Below is a satellite map with data from the NASA Fire Information for Resource Management System showing the impacted areas from the past week; all of the red blotches were on fire at some point in the last three days.

Here are ways you can help:

If you have the means to donate:

Here are three donation sites verified by Maui Rapid Response, which also lists FAQs for people who are wondering about next steps.

Hawaiʻi Community Foundation - Maui Strong Fund accepts international credit cards. Maui United Way

Maui Mutual Aid Non-monetary ways to support:

If you know anyone who is planning to travel to ANY Hawaiian island, not just Maui, tell them to cancel their trip. Resources are extremely limited as is. Advocate for climate change mitigation efforts locally, wherever that is for you. The fire was exacerbated by drought conditions that have worsened due to climate change.

Lastly, remember that these are people's HOMES that burned, and Native Hawaiian cultural artifacts that have been lost. Stop thinking of Hawaiʻi (or any "tourist destination" location, really) as an "escape" or a "paradise." If that's the only way you recognized my home... I'm glad I got your attention somehow, but I would ask that you challenge that perspective and prioritize local and native voices. For transparency, I don't currently live in Lāhainā, I've been following efforts from Honolulu. My parents and brother have been updating me and I've been following friends and family who are doing immediate response work. I'm doing my best to find reliable and current sources, but if I need to update something, please let me know. If you're going to try to convince me that tourism is necessary for our recovery, news flash ***IT'S NOT***!

Thanks for reading.

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What is Hotel Property Management System?

A Hotel Property Management System is a versatile tool tailored for hotels, resorts, and various accommodations. It offers an integrated solution that streamlines operations, benefiting front-desk staff, reservations, housekeeping, and management. It provides centralized coordination for bookings and guest services, catering to organizations of all sizes in the hospitality sector, from small boutique hotels to large chains.

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✨PART OF FORTUNE IN SIGNS AND HOUSES SERIES: 10TH HOUSE✨

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ARIES PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Aries and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via marketing or work in dynamic and fast-paced industries, via coaching, sports management, fitness entrepreneurship, coaching and mentoring services in connection with career development, leadership skills, personal empowerment, via work in innovation management, technology development, product development, especially emerging industries. You find abundance when you are bold, take risks, focus on ambitious goals, cultivate independence, build a strong public image and when you embrace leadership qualities.

TAURUS PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Taurus and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via work in finance, banking, investment, wealth management. Or via working as a realtor, property manager, real estate developer, via curating, selling or managing art collections, working as a chef, restaurateur or food critic. You find abundance in work in hospitality (managing hotels, resorts, spas), via work in landscape architecture or gardening, interior design, or as a performer, producer or manager, through farming, agricultural management or sustainable food production or creating an eco-friendly business. You feel abundant when you are focused on stability, value quality, when you are patient and persistent.

GEMINI PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Gemini and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via work as a journalist, writer, editor, public relations, marketing, working as PR specialist, brand manager, social media strategist, work as a teacher, lecturer, educational content creator, via writing content for blogs, websites or online platforms connected with technology, lifestyle, business. You find abundance when you write books (fiction or non-fiction), via work in technology sector, via technical writing, UX writing or product management, via event planning and work as a sales representative, account manager or business strategist. You feel abundant when you network actively, when you keep learning and embrace versatility.

CANCER PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Cancer and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via work in healthcare as a nurse, doctor or therapist, work in interior design or home décor, helping others create comfortable and nurturing spaces, work as a chef, baker or food critic, via handmade furniture, textiles or pottery, engaging in childcare, daycare management or family support services, via work in real estate, helping families find their ideal home. You feel abundant when you use emotional intelligence, emphasize nurturing and care.

LEO PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Leo and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via pursuing a career in acting on stage, in film or on television, working as a musician, singer or performer, via directing or producing theatrical productions, films or TV shows, work in television, radio or digital broadcasting, you could work as a host, anchor or presenter, designer, stylist, model, painter, sculptor or graphic designer.

VIRGO PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Virgo and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via offering personalized health and wellness service. You can offer remote fitness coaching, such as offering personalized fitness plans and virtual training sessions. You could work in mental health professions, like counselling or psychology, work as a nutritionist, dietitian, work as a proofreader or editor, work with biology, chemistry, environmental science, mathematics or with language or having an IT role (system analysis, IT support or cybersecurity). You feel abundant when you develop organizational skills, use analytical skills and when you seek structured environments.

LIBRA PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Libra and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via offering dance classes, via work in art curation, gallery management or the fines arts, helping to showcase and promote artists and their work, via a career in human resources, focusing on employee relations, conflict resolution, via talent management, recruitment or career coaching. You feel abundant when you work in fashion design, graphic design, visual arts, brand management and marketing. You feel abundant when you aim for balance and harmony, emphasize fairness and justice.

SCORPIO PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Scorpio and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via forensic accounting, crisis counselling or support services, via a career in scientific research, forensic science, medical research, psychology, surgery, oncology, energy healing, finance, technology or wellness, via art therapy and filmmaking. You feel abundant when you embrace transformation, healing, use psychological insight, when you pursue authority and expertise.

SAGITTARIUS PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Sagittarius and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via travel blogging, vlogging or becoming a travel consultant. You find abundance via academic research, publishing, by becoming a travel consultant, tour guide, work in the tourism industry, work connected with educational, human rights and cultural exchange, via career as a spiritual teacher, counsellor, life coach, via theological or philosophical work, writing or teaching. You feel abundant when you cultivate optimism or enthusiasm, seek global or cultural perspectives, pursue knowledge or education and embrace exploration and travel.

CAPRICORN PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Capricorn Sun people in your life. You find abundance via work as a financial advisor or analyst, accounting, as a property developer, manager or investor, via work in property management, overseeing rental properties, commercial spaces or large residential complexes, via civil engineering, work in educational administration (school or college management). You feel abundant when you focus on long-term goals and value pragmatism and responsibility.

AQUARIUS PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Aquarius and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via buying and selling collectibles (stamps, coins, vintage items), creating eco-friendly products or services (zero-waste goods, sustainable fashion). You may also find abundance in esports coaching by offering coaching services for aspiring professional gamers. You feel abundant via work in scientific research, in fields like physics, astronomy, biotechnology and environmental science, work in roles focused on research and development, via digital marketing. You feel abundant when you are pursuing unconventional paths, via networking with like-minded individuals and align with social causes.

PISCES PART OF FORTUNE IN THE 10TH HOUSE

You feel the most abundant when you have Pisces and Capricorn Sun people in your life. You can earn money via work in music as a composer, musician or performer, via a career in painting, illustration, sculpture or other visual arts, via hospice work, via work in non-profit sector, focusing on causes related to humanitarian aid, environmental conservation or social justice, work in hospitality, such as hotel management or event planning, via cultural exchange, guided tours or spiritual retreats. You feel abundant when you embrace your creative talents, cultivate compassion and empathy, when you explore spiritual and esoteric interests and when you focus on meaningful impact.

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Aot characters playing Monopoly/doing a games night? I wonder what some of their reactions would be to landing on someone's property or going to jail 🤣

Hello anon, you are EVIL! I like it!

AOT characters playing Monopoly?

Eren: TOP HAT PIECE/ has spent all his money at the start, and now has so much debt with the bank he will never recover. He will also never emotionally recover from losing this game.

Armin: SHIP PIECE/ he's strangely good at persuading others to sell him their proprieties. Has somehow managed to gather resources and already built a few hotels. He is SCARY good at this game.

Annie: CAT PIECE/ she's not really into the game, but BOY it feels good to have others give her money. She's somehow been lucky enough to land on lots of Chance spaces.

Mikasa: THIMBLE PIECE/ she's not particularly good at rolling the dice, and keeps landing on other people's proprieties. But people are too afraid to ask her for money, so she's doing fine.

Jean: SHOE PIECE/ This man KNOWS the game. He's played it so many times before. His goal: get the most expensive proprieties and charge extortionate prices.... once he gets of of jail that is!

Reiner: DOG PIECE/ He's lost...so lost. He keeps playing with the pieces instead of paying attention to the game. The dog piece is so adorable. Every time he lands on someone else's space he starts crying.

Pieck: WHEELBARROW PIECE/ She's good at making others trade their good proprieties for her low value ones. She sells them dreams of big investments and useful alliances, only to CRUSH them once people land on her spots. PAY DOUBLE, LOSERS!!

Levi: IRON PIECE/ he's the master of the train station spaces. Absolute monopoly (get it??) over the rail system. Also was chosen as the one to deal with the bank. He doesn't trust anyone else with it.

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Dandelion News - August 22-28

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1. Safari park welcomes flamingo chicks

“An animal park has said it is experiencing a "baby boom", including new flamingo chicks that have hatched. Longleat Safari Park in Wiltshire has also recently welcomed rare Amur tiger cubs and an endangered cotton top tamarin monkey baby. [… Flamingos] live 15-20 years in the wild, however in captivity and safe from predators, they can reach ages of 70 years.”

2. Golf clubs fight biodiversity loss

“The project aims to help green-keepers create havens for wildlife, particularly bees and butterflies, as well as introduce mowing methods to protect rare chalk grassland and encourage wildflowers. […] “Clubs doing this are seeing significant increases in pollinators, such as butterflies, without impeding the game."”

3. ‘We’ve got baby owls again’: how farming policy is helping English wildlife

“[In Abby Allen’s] lush Devon fields native cattle graze alongside 400-year-old hedgerows, with birds and butterflies enjoying the species-rich pasture. [… The Environmental Land Management Scheme] pays farmers for things such as planting hedges, sowing wildflowers for birds to feed on and leaving corners of their land wild for nature.”

4. $440 Million to Support Pregnant and New Moms, Infants, and Children through Voluntary Home Visiting Programs

“Through this program […] trained health workers […] provide support on breastfeeding, safe sleep for babies, learning and communications practices that promote early language development, developmental screening, getting children ready to succeed in school, and connecting with key services and resources in the community – like affordable childcare or job and educational opportunities. […] In addition, the [CDC] announced a new investment of $118.5 million, over five years, to 46 states [and] six territories […] to continue building the public health infrastructure to better identify and prevent pregnancy-related deaths.”

5. Endangered leopard frogs released into the wild

“More than a hundred leopard frogs have been released into the wild at Columbia National Wildlife Refuge in Washington state. Leopard frogs are endemic to North America but have been classed as endangered since 1999.”

6. Heat-based batteries are a surprisingly versatile tool

“[T]hermal energy storage [… is] expected to be more cost-effective than conventional lithium-ion batteries for storing cheap clean electricity over longer durations[….] Thermal storage systems take up less space per unit of energy stored than lithium-ion batteries do, [… and] can also deliver their stored energy without the efficiency losses that occur in converting electricity from [AC to DC and back].”

7. Dolly Parton is sending free books to children across 21 states — and around the world

“[In 21 states,] all children under the age of 5 can enroll to have books mailed to their homes monthly. […] Since the program started, books have been sent to more than 240 million to [sic] kids in the U.S., Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Australia.”

8. Biden-Harris Administration Awards $100 Million to Navigators Who Will Help Millions of Americans - Especially in Underserved Communities - Sign Up for Health Coverage

“The grants are part of a commitment of up to $500 million over five years - the longest grant period and financial commitment to date, and a critical boost for recruiting trusted local organizations to better connect with those who often face barriers to obtaining health care coverage. […] Navigators offer free assistance to people exploring health coverage options through HealthCare.gov, from reviewing available plans to assisting with eligibility and enrollment forms, and post-enrollment services such as using their coverage to get care.”

9. ‘Ultra-Accommodating’ Hotel Concept Goes Beyond ADA Accessible

“The property […] will feature wider hallways, larger guest rooms, easy access to elevators and other modifications that exceed the standards required under the [ADA]. Staff will be trained in disability etiquette, how to assist with mobility devices and provide various accommodations ranging from hearing aid loops to sensory-sensitive lighting. […] The location in San Antonio is expected to be the first — not the only one — developed under this concept.”

10. Melbourne zoo welcomes rare southern white rhino calf to the world

“Kipenzi and the new calf have been closely monitored this week, with mother and baby being kept in a secluded area accessible only to keepers while they get to know each other and bond. […] The calf has already been showing a forthright personality, snorting and stomping around his enclosure[….]”

August 15-21 news here | (all credit for images and written material can be found at the source linked; I don’t claim credit for anything but curating.)