#thepotential

[biancarogers]

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[theapponne]

Theapp one

"Content marketing ideas for small businesses"

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[resdraft]

Potential Advantages of a Casita or Guest House Addition

Thepotential advantages of a casita or guest house addition are entertainment space, guest accommodation, multi-generational living, rental income, home office or studio, increased property value, flexibility in design, entertainment space, resale potential, and increased livable space.

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T4T Reinvents Online Dating: For Singles Who Want to Stay Single

Zurich, March 05. 2024 In a world where online dating is losing its charm and dating giants are seeing their userbase shrink, Swiss-based Titt4tat is stepping up to the plate with a fresh and boldconcept.With Bumble recently laying off 30% of its workforce to stay afloat, and the new TinderCEO apologizing for overlooking women, it's clear that the dating industry needs arefresh - and Titt4tat is here to deliver. The latest available figures were for the second quarter of 2008. They showed 29% ofmen aged 20-34 and 18% of women of the same age lived with their parents, which hasdrastically changed the landscape of dating.That's where Titt4tat comes in, the avant-garde platform that perfectly caters to theneeds of young adults, offering a sizzling combination of casual dating and amarketplace for personal treasures, such as worn underwear, to spice up the datingworld. The genius of Titt4tat lies in its dual appeal: not only is it a dating app where walletsopen up for real dates, eliminating the need for awkward post-date ghosting, but it'salso a treasure trove where memories or anticipation are traded with a personal touch.This groundbreaking approach not only adds another layer to the dating experience, butalso opens up a new opportunity for side income, making Titt4tat a true innovation inthe crowded dating market. While traditional dating apps struggle with changing user preferences and the threat ofirrelevance, Titt4tat's meteoric rise is proof that it has tapped into the zeitgeist of ageneration that craves authenticity and clarity. Titt4tat not only offers an alternative butalso redefines the nature of digital dating by championing transparency and the alignment ofexpectations while improving the overall dating experience. Less "dating-moreexperiences" With over 7% of its users paying for subscriptions and an average of $16.67 per user andmonth, also the monetarisationconcept of the app is very promising and has thepotential to join the big players soon. Read the full article

[everybodyshusband]

thepotential for fic titles in the lyrics of jesus he knows me is insane

get on your knees and start praying??? i'll get you everything you want / 'll get you everything you need???? if you promise to be good / try to be nice???? do as i say not as i do???

[christinamac1]

US Department of Energy is once again promoting large nuclear reactors, despite lack of supply chain and absurdly unaffordable costs

 The US Department of Energy (DOE) is once again promoting large-scalereactors after spending a decade advancing smaller models. It boldlydeclares in a report last month that the domestic nuclear industry has thepotential to “scale from ~100 GW in 2023 to ~300 GW by 2050 — driven bydeployment of advanced nuclear technologies.” This is beyond absurd — it’s irresponsible. It’s absurd because the…

[zonspeedofficial]

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[frankmwilliams25]

A story of progress: Olivia Wilde

The potential for progress. Olivia Wilde, actress, filmmaker and activist, is dedicated to living consciously, constantly evolving and creating change. From small daily decisions to big life choices, she believes we all have the ability to invest in a future that will improve society. She is stepping out of the box and daring to do better. Watch as the story continues and join us for the world premiere of the Audi Q4 e-tron models on April 14, 7 PM CEST. Here on YouTube or at at.audi/ow-progress-yt #Audi #Q4etron #FutureIsAnAttitude #emobility —————————— Further information on official fuel consumption figures and the official specific CO₂ emissions of new passenger cars can be found in the guide “Information on the fuel consumption, CO₂ emissions and electricity consumption of new cars”, which is available free of charge at all sales dealerships and from DAT Deutsche Automobil Treuhand GmbH, Hellmuth Hirth-Strasse 1, 73760 Ostfildern-Scharnhausen, Germany (https://www.dat.de/leitfaden/GuideCO2.pdf). .video-container {position: relative;padding-bottom: 56.25%;padding-top: 1px; height: 0; overflow: hidden;} .video-container iframe, .video-container object, .video-container embed {position: absolute;top: 0;LEFT: 0;width: 100%;height: 100%;}

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Day 10 Painting of the Mystery Art Sale! "The Magic & The Potential" Acrylic and Intense on paper Thank you so much to everyone who has pre-ordered a painting so far! Remember you can join in at any time there are still 21 paintings to come and if a painting doesn't have "dibs" in the comments then it's still available to claim. 👍 ☀️ABOUT THE MYSTERY ART SALE ☀️ So if you don't know already I’m setting myself a big challenge and painting a series of paintings over 31 days for the month of November that you can pre-order for just €40 including worldwide postage. But there is a catch, you don’t know which painting you’re getting until you pick one out from my Instagram posts! Each painting will be entirely unique in my usual style and the fun starts when you join in the fun of calling “dibs!” on the piece you want on my Instagram page when I post a new painting daily. You’ll have to decide quickly because someone else may call dibs first! ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ The paintings will be 7″x 5″ newly created original paintings on paper in 10″ x 8″ cotton white mounts with backing so you can fit them into standard ready made frames. Paintings will be posted out on a weekly basis depending on paint and varnish drying times or available for pick up or hand delivery.✉️⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ When you see a painting you like be the first one to comment “dibs!”* on a piece and it will be set aside for you. Or, just wait and be surprised with your mystery piece at the end of the 31 days. ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Purchase your mystery painting now for €40! Price includes worldwide shipping through the link in my Instagram bio. If you prefer to pay through bank transfer just message me for bank details. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ *You can only call “dibs” on a piece if you have already purchased a pre-sale painting and you can only "dibs" on Instagram to keep things in the one place. To claim this painting write “dibs” in the comments under the painting on Instagram only, if you are the first then it's yours! #themagic #thepotential #artcollecting #artchallenge #mysteryartsale #acryliconpaper #artoftheday #intuitivepainting #mysteriousart #intuituveart https://www.instagram.com/p/B4sbUDfnC5X/?igshid=lz377oemmwdq

[mariacallous]

Spread of Catholic hospitals limits reproductive care across the U.S.

Religious doctrine restricts access to abortion and birth control and limits treatment options for miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies

The Supreme Court decision overturning the constitutional right to abortion is revealing the growing influence of Catholic health systems and their restrictions on reproductive services including birth control and abortion— even in the diminishing number of states where the procedure remains legal.

Catholic systems now control about 1 in 7 U.S. hospital beds, requiring religious doctrine to guide treatment, often to the surprise of patients. Their ascendancy has broad implications for the evolving national battle over reproductive rights beyond abortion, as bans against it take hold in more than a dozen Republican-led states.

The Catholic health-care facilities follow directives from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops that prohibit treatment it deems “immoral”: sterilization including vasectomies, postpartum tubal ligations and contraception,as well as abortion. Those policies can limit treatment options for obstetric care during miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies, particularly in the presence of a fetal heartbeat.

“The directives are not just a collection of dos and don’ts,” said John F. Brehany, executive vice president of the National Catholic Bioethics Center and a longtime consultant to the conference of bishops. “They are a distillation of the moral teachings of the Catholic church as they apply to modern health care.” As such, he said, any facility that identifies as Catholic must abide by them.

The role of Catholic doctrine in U.S. health care has expanded during a years-long push to acquire smaller institutions — a reflection of consolidation in the hospital industry, as financially challenged community hospitals and independent physicians join bigger systems to gain access to electronic health records and other economies of scale. Acquisition by a Catholic health system has, at times, kept a town’s only hospital from closing.

Four of the nation’s 10 largest health systems are now Catholic, according to a 2020 report by the liberal health advocacy organization Community Catalyst. The 10 largest Catholic health systems control 394 short-term, acute-care hospitals, a 50 percent increase over the past two decades. In Alaska, Iowa, South Dakota, Washington and Wisconsin, 40 percent or more of hospital beds are in Catholic facilities.

“It’s all about market share,” said Lois Uttley, a senior adviser to the hospital equity and accountability project at Community Catalyst. Uttley, who has been tracking hospital mergers and acquisitions since the 1990s, said that with fewer choices, patients today face more difficulty obtaining reproductive services.

In Schenectady, N.Y., Ellis Medicine is in talks with the multistate Catholic giant Trinity Health. Last month, in Quad Cities, Iowa, Genesis Health System signed a letter of intent to enter a partnership with MercyOne, also part of Trinity Health. And this semester, Oberlin College had to find a new provider to prescribe contraceptives after outsourcing student health services to a Catholic system that would not provide them.

In rural northeast Connecticut, residents are protesting the prospect of their 128-year-old hospital becoming part of a Catholic system and thepotential impact on reproductive services.

“It would be very troubling to see cutbacks in a state like Connecticut,” said Ian McDonald, a stonemason who opposes the proposed deal between Day Kimball Healthcare in Putnam and Massachusetts-based Covenant Health.

Kyle Kramer, chief executive of Day Kimball Healthcare, said the proposed affiliation with Covenant Health wouldrescue the financially challenged 104-bed hospital.

“Obviously it has connotations,” Kramer said of the proposed move to faith-based ownership. The Catholic directives would “provide guidance,” he said in an interview, while insisting that “theservices that we have provided in the past are the same services that we will continue to provide in the future.”

Kramer did not answer questions in a follow-up email about how contraception and elective sterilizations could continue to be provided under Catholic doctrine if their primary purpose is for birth control. Nor did he specify how emergency obstetric care that could result in terminating a pregnancy might be affected.

Covenant Health spokeswoman Karen Sullivan said in an email that as part of the regulatory process, the Catholic health system is drafting a public response to questions by the state’s Oct. 23 deadline. The system, she said, is committed to “ensuring that the Ethical and Religious Directives are applied thoughtfully and with empathy, compassion and respect for every person we serve.”

Catholic hospitals and providers are accredited and held to the same standards as their secular equivalents, according to the Catholic Health Association of the United States, which lobbies on behalf of Catholic hospitals.

But reproductive rights advocates say there has been a steady erosion of services in both Republican- and Democratic-led states because of the growing dominance of Catholic hospitals.

Many patients are unaware of the restrictions because hospital administrators typically don’toutline the services they do not offer, saidSister Simone Campbell, a lawyer who until recently led the liberal-leaning NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice.

“Many hospitals have dealt with this by being pretty quiet. Dobbs has made it more of a question,” Campbell said, referring to the case that led to the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade.

Catholic facilities may not “promote or condone” contraception, according to the directives — a stance that is not widely shared by the public. Just 4 percent of U.S. adults think contraception is immoral, according to a 2016 Pew Research Center poll. Among Catholics who attend weekly Mass, only 13 percent say contraception is morally wrong, and 45 percent find it acceptable.

The directives,developed in the late 1940s by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, were updated in 2018, largely to ensure that Catholic doctrine prevails after mergers and acquisitions, according to Amy Chen, a lawyer with the National Health Law Program. They limit options for referring patients to secular facilities, saying employees must not “manage, carry out, assist in carrying out, make its facilities available for, make referrals for, or benefit from the revenue generated by immoral procedures.”

Interpretation of the directives varies among hospital ethics committees. But decisions ultimately rest with the local bishop, who is to be kept informed, the directives say, if “a Catholic health care institution might be wrongly cooperating with immoral procedures.”

“Bishops have a great deal of authority in their dioceses,” Brehany said. “A bishop should ensure that a Catholic organization is abiding by the directives.”

A 2018 survey published in the journal Contraception found that more than one-third of women who go to Catholic hospitals for reproductive care are not aware of the facilities’ religious affiliation. The study, conducted by researchers at the University of Chicago and the University of California at San Francisco, called for increased transparency among hospitals to raise awareness that patients’ options may be limited at institutions with religious ties.

“Even people who had a very wanted pregnancy are at the mercy of policies not driven by their personal values or by the best interests of their health,” said Debra Stulberg, the chair of family medicine at the University of Chicago and one of the researchers in the 2018 survey.

April King, 40, said she wanted to have her tubes tied immediately after giving birth to her second child in December 2020. The Los Angeles talent agent had suffered three miscarriages and knew her family was complete.

Then she learned she could not get a tubal ligationat Providence Saint John’s Health Center in Santa Monica, where she planned to deliver.

“I was just surprised that [the hospital] could decide that for us,” said King, who ultimately elected to go ahead with her delivery at Providence Saint John’s because of the care she had received there in the past.

Doctors,too, face surprises — and can even be reported to hospital ethics committees for following standards of care.

In Washington state, where 41 percent of beds are Catholic-run, legislators passed a law last year to prevent hospitals from interfering with a doctor’s ability to provide medically necessary care to a pregnant patient whose health or life is at risk.

Annie Iriye, a retired OB/GYN who used to work for a Catholic hospital in Olympia, Wash., testified in support of the bill. In a recent interview, Iriye described wanting to administer medication to hasten a woman’s delivery to stave off infection after her water broke at 18 weeks, before fetal viability. Even though the woman was in active labor, Iriye said other staffers refused to follow her direction as the attending physician because a heartbeat had been detected.

By the time the woman delivered, she had a fever and needed antibiotics. Staffers reported Iriye to the hospital ethics committee.

“I was flabbergasted,” Iriye said. “It’s like, ‘Oh, come on guys. Can’t we just practice medicine and give good care?’ ”

Patients say there appears to be little consistency in how hospital staffers interpret religious directives, with doctors sometimes having to make decisions on the fly.

Whitney Marshall, 29, learned only after waking up from exploratory surgery for endometriosis in 2019 at Ascension Crittenton in Rochester Hills, Mich., that her IUD had not been replaced. Marshall, who uses the device to reduce the pain associated with the condition, had to undergo a second procedure in her gynecologist’s office to have the IUD reinserted.The spokesman for Ascension Crittenton did not respond to requests for comment about the case.

“Some women cannot afford surgeries” to treat endometriosis, Marshall said. “So their only form of recourse is to try to regulate their hormones by using contraceptives.”

Catholic hospitals’ tradition of serving women and children in the neediest neighborhoods is “rooted in our reverence for life,” said Brian Reardon, spokesman for the Catholic Health Association. But the lack of choice has been felt keenly in rural and low-income communities where patients cannot easily transfer to secular institutions, reproductive rights advocates say.

Hospitals operating under Catholic restrictions are “the sole community providers of short-term acute hospital care” in more than 52 communities across the country — up from 30 in 2013,according to Community Catalyst.

In Putnam, Connecticut, residents have relied on Day Kimball Healthcare, the town’s only hospital, for more than a century.

Kramer, the chief executive, said the hospital has been exploring partnerships with larger systems over the past decade to ensure its long-term survival.

The proposed arrangement with Covenant Health requires the approval of Connecticut’s Office of Health Strategy, which has been examining how services might be affected.

The need to preserve access to reproductive health services can bring an end to negotiations. In 2012, the investor in a proposed joint venture with two hospitals in Waterbury, Conn., one of which was Catholic, pulled out after reproductive health advocates and the local archbishop raised opposing concerns about creating a “hospital within a hospital” to provide reproductive services — a workaround that had been successful elsewhere.

Access to reproductive services has shrunk recently around Day Kimball after the 2020 closure of Planned Parenthood in nearby Danielson.

Like many hospitals, Day Kimball does not provide elective abortions, according to documents filed with the state. But it has provided other care prohibited by Catholic directives, including elective sterilizations.

Those services are key to preventing unwanted pregnancies, said Lee Wesler, an internist who has been affiliated with Day Kimball for a decade.

“Any unwanted pregnancy is a potential abortion,” Weslersaid.

Members of the group Save Day Kimball Healthcare said that in conversations, Kramer and other representatives of the hospital have sought to be reassuring. “They say, ‘Everything will be fine,’ ” said Margaret Martin, a retired social worker and member of the group.

Kramer, who said he intends to stay on if the Covenant deal goes through, repeated those assurances to The Washington Post. “What we have been we will still be,” he said, while declining to describe how contraceptives could be offered for the sole purpose ofbirth control.

In a Q&A posted in September on the Day Kimball website, Kramer suggeststhat other justifications could be found for using “tools” suchas oral contraceptives, including “to maintain health and wellness, to address a medical condition, prevent disease, and mitigate cancer risk.”

Bruce Shay, a member of the Save Day Kimball Healthcare steering committee, says he worries doctors may leave if they have to abide by the directives — or might evade them by making “a sketchy diagnosis.”

Nandini Seshadri has seen that happen.

The 40-year-old Latham, N.Y. resident received a copper IUD after delivering her first child at a secular hospital that Trinity is in the process of acquiring. She was denied the device after giving birth to her second child at a Catholic hospital now affiliated with Trinity.

“I remember laughing and saying, ‘What? Seriously?’ ” Seshadri recalled. “I didn’t know that Catholic hospitals still did that.”

She was even more surprised when her nurse-midwife offered her a hormonal IUD instead, on the grounds that she needed it to stabilize her menstrual cycle.

“I didn’t have that problem,” Seshadri said. To give her the contraception, she said, the nurse “was essentially falsifying my medical record.”

[neotrances]

one benefit of not passing is immediately weeding out ppl from thepotential of being friends bc theyll tell on themselvesall the time i know u think im a girl lite and thats all the info i need, good day sir 🎩

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[linkspooky]

After your recent meta, I do have a question. So I also like the idea of the LOV involved in Dabi’s “redemption,” but when you say he’s not returning to his family do you mean he be out living his own life among society (including the other LOV members?) If so, do you see him still having a connection with either Shoto or Natsuo who don’t disregard him seeing Touya (obviously still interacting with the LOV as a found family of course.) I was just wondering if you have the time to clarify this for me, thanks!

Sure, clarification under the cut.

Yeah, I can see him having relationships with his family members still. My point wasn't to say that Toya should permanent seperate himself from the Todoroki family, or should never be a part of their lives again.

It was to assert that simply returning that household wouldn't really fix Dabi, especially if the central problem in the first place was how much the household repressed his identity. Shigaraki's dream says as much if we're going on the Shimura and Todoroki household foiling.

Shigaraki has lingering feelings of wanting to forgive his family, but he can't bring himself to forgive them as long as they continue to reject who he is. Toya simply returnin to that family wouldn't help him all the way. It's like how Natsuo wants to be close to his mother, his sister, and brother, but has expressed on multiple occasions he doesn't actually want to have family dinners with his father.

I think just as necessary as Toya finally getting his father's acceptance is also him learning to be himself, with his own goals, outside of getting his family's attention, and to do that he'd have to reunite with his family and gain closure from his past, but then move on to realize what he wants and what he needs as a person outside of his familial trauma. A family dinner would be nice, I just don't see it as being the end of his arc. I think rather than returning to Toya as his family sees him, or Dabi as the league of villains see him is only hjalf the answer, and he'll eventually walk away from that same family and choose to live on as both with himself. His family's acceptance is one thing, but like, Dabi, Shigaraki, Toga they all have thepotential to grow past their trauma and into their own adults, and an adult doesn't stay at their childhood home their entire life, right?

He can still maintain relationships with his family, but I think it'd be much better if it was treated the way like Natsuo is, where he's allowed to engage them on his own terms, rather than going back to the house.

[couragehopelovefaith]

After two years, for many reasons, I’m still so bitter about the fact that “Shadowhunters” hasn’t gotten its fourth season. I’m especially sad that we didn’t get to see more of Heline on our screens. #thepotential 

[haliajververs]

i'm a wishing well of memories, dreaming that one day thepotential of a future will not make my hands tremble anymore.

the sixth stage of grief: fear ( h.v. )