O:9:"MagpieRSS":24:{s:6:"parser";i:0;s:12:"current_item";a:0:{}s:5:"items";a:10:{i:0;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:43:"Full glow with the new Phlov cosmetics set!";s:4:"link";s:75:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/magazine/full-glow-with-the-new-phlov-cosmetics-set/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"Pauline Moonlky";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Tue, 28 Dec 2021 09:17:58 +0000";s:8:"category";s:29:"MagazinecosmeticsglowPhlovset";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/?p=14109";s:11:"description";s:518:"Sometimes there are days when I want to show my brilliance. So that everyone I meet will immediately know that today I feel like a real goddess. Do you have that too? Or maybe you are just looking for reliable ways to illuminate your face and body? Today I will show you a set of ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:7920:"
Sometimes there are days when I want to show my brilliance. So that everyone I meet will immediately know that today I feel like a real goddess. Do you have that too? Or maybe you are just looking for reliable ways to illuminate your face and body? Today I will show you a set of my cosmetics brand Phlov, I will also share a few tricks that I use myself!
Shine like a goddess
With illumination in mind, we have created a set of three cosmetics that combine not only shine, but also amazing and effective care. Golden Goddess, because that’s what we called this set, includes:
Diamond Look – a wonderful, illuminating face cream with a soft focus effect. It beautifully smoothes the skin, nourishes it and moisturizes it for a long time, which is why it works as an illuminating make-up base;
Sunny Pearl is a radiant body oil and a real treat – it is perfect for summer relaxation when we reveal more skin, but it perfectly harmonizes with cooler months, when we miss the August sun;
Crystal Magic is an illuminating body mist, full of electrolytes, moisturizing the skin, refreshing – and extremely multifunctional, but I’ll tell you about it in a moment.
We chose these cosmetics primarily to help you achieve the desired effect, regardless of whether you want a gentle illumination or a full glow!
My tips
Crystal Magic it’s a refreshing, illuminating body mist? but I also use it on my hair sometimes. It has a very light formula, so it does not weigh down the hairstyle, but it makes each strand shine beautifully and sparkle in the light!
Also, don’t be afraid to use Crystal Magic after applying makeup, because it fixes well. And, of course, it gives the skin a lively glow, so it’s also useful on long days as a makeup refreshment.
Diamond Look I usually use it as a base for foundation, but sometimes, if I want a lighter makeup, I use it instead of a foundation. The soft focus effect evens out the skin, and the cream itself illuminates it beautifully – perfect for a minimal make-up look. I also noticed that when I’m on the run, after a poor night’s sleep, if I mix it up Diamond Look with BB cream, CC or foundation, its effect automatically “erases” any fatigue from the skin!
There are also two ways to use the brilliance it gives Diamond Lookwhich I use often. The first is to use it as a highlighter. A bit on the cheekbones, under the browbone, sometimes on the bridge of the nose, and that’s it. The second way is a more advanced idea – apply a tiny amount of cream to the cupid’s bow, just above the center of the upper lip. This small treatment will optically and beautifully enlarge your lips!
Sunny Pearl is a great companion for summer travels. Not only does it make your skin radiant and shiny (and harmonizes so beautifully with the sun!), It also helps you achieve an even, beautiful tan. Its ingredients activate melanin. However, remember to always use a sunscreen cream – burns are extremely harmful to the skin.
Finally, let me tell you that Sunny Pearl in fact, I use it all year round when I want to illuminate my skin and give it a luxurious glow. Let me tell you that when applying it, I never forget about the neckline and collarbones – these are places that you can see in dresses and some blouses, even sweaters, so it’s worth paying attention to them. But sometimes I put on more oil than I need, so to be sure I always wait a while and then remove the excess with a paper towel. Thanks to this, I do not risk that the oil will soak into my clothes!
Catch that glow!
If you are interested in our new set, you can find it on the website Phlov. Don’t forget to share your impressions – and shine your wonderful light inside and out!
We wish to give thanks to the author of this post for this amazing web content
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Sometimes there are days when I want to show my brilliance. So that everyone I meet will immediately know that today I feel like a real goddess. Do you have that too? Or maybe you are just looking for reliable ways to illuminate your face and body? Today I will show you a set of my cosmetics brand Phlov, I will also share a few tricks that I use myself!
Shine like a goddess
With illumination in mind, we have created a set of three cosmetics that combine not only shine, but also amazing and effective care. Golden Goddess, because that’s what we called this set, includes:
Diamond Look – a wonderful, illuminating face cream with a soft focus effect. It beautifully smoothes the skin, nourishes it and moisturizes it for a long time, which is why it works as an illuminating make-up base;
Sunny Pearl is a radiant body oil and a real treat – it is perfect for summer relaxation when we reveal more skin, but it perfectly harmonizes with cooler months, when we miss the August sun;
Crystal Magic is an illuminating body mist, full of electrolytes, moisturizing the skin, refreshing – and extremely multifunctional, but I’ll tell you about it in a moment.
We chose these cosmetics primarily to help you achieve the desired effect, regardless of whether you want a gentle illumination or a full glow!
My tips
Crystal Magic it’s a refreshing, illuminating body mist? but I also use it on my hair sometimes. It has a very light formula, so it does not weigh down the hairstyle, but it makes each strand shine beautifully and sparkle in the light!
Also, don’t be afraid to use Crystal Magic after applying makeup, because it fixes well. And, of course, it gives the skin a lively glow, so it’s also useful on long days as a makeup refreshment.
Diamond Look I usually use it as a base for foundation, but sometimes, if I want a lighter makeup, I use it instead of a foundation. The soft focus effect evens out the skin, and the cream itself illuminates it beautifully – perfect for a minimal make-up look. I also noticed that when I’m on the run, after a poor night’s sleep, if I mix it up Diamond Look with BB cream, CC or foundation, its effect automatically “erases” any fatigue from the skin!
There are also two ways to use the brilliance it gives Diamond Lookwhich I use often. The first is to use it as a highlighter. A bit on the cheekbones, under the browbone, sometimes on the bridge of the nose, and that’s it. The second way is a more advanced idea – apply a tiny amount of cream to the cupid’s bow, just above the center of the upper lip. This small treatment will optically and beautifully enlarge your lips!
Sunny Pearl is a great companion for summer travels. Not only does it make your skin radiant and shiny (and harmonizes so beautifully with the sun!), It also helps you achieve an even, beautiful tan. Its ingredients activate melanin. However, remember to always use a sunscreen cream – burns are extremely harmful to the skin.
Finally, let me tell you that Sunny Pearl in fact, I use it all year round when I want to illuminate my skin and give it a luxurious glow. Let me tell you that when applying it, I never forget about the neckline and collarbones – these are places that you can see in dresses and some blouses, even sweaters, so it’s worth paying attention to them. But sometimes I put on more oil than I need, so to be sure I always wait a while and then remove the excess with a paper towel. Thanks to this, I do not risk that the oil will soak into my clothes!
Catch that glow!
If you are interested in our new set, you can find it on the website Phlov. Don’t forget to share your impressions – and shine your wonderful light inside and out!
We wish to give thanks to the author of this post for this amazing web content
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1640683078;}i:1;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:52:"Paraboot shoes victims of their success on Instagram";s:4:"link";s:85:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/magazine/paraboot-shoes-victims-of-their-success-on-instagram/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"Pauline Moonlky";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Tue, 28 Dec 2021 03:16:49 +0000";s:8:"category";s:44:"MagazineInstagramParabootshoessuccessVictims";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/?p=14047";s:11:"description";s:595:"In the Paraboot hunting factory in Tullins (Isère), in June 2013. PHILIPPE DESMAZES / AFP Without waiting for the automatic revaluation of the minimum wage of 0.9% at 1is January 2022, the management of Paraboot has already provided for the reassessment of the salaries of all of its workers during 2022. Including those who are ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4633:"
In the Paraboot hunting factory in Tullins (Isère), in June 2013. PHILIPPE DESMAZES / AFP
Without waiting for the automatic revaluation of the minimum wage of 0.9% at 1is January 2022, the management of Paraboot has already provided for the reassessment of the salaries of all of its workers during 2022. Including those who are paid above the minimum wage. The French shoe brand had already made increases in 2021, despite falling sales in 2020.
“It is important to remain competitive”, explains Eric Forestier, Managing Director of Paraboot. Because, like its competitors, including JM Weston in Limoges, the manufacturer is facing recruitment difficulties at its plant in Saint-Jean-de-Moirans (Isère), which employs 95 people. The manager knows that some of his employees recently resigned to “Earn 100 to 200 euros more” in one of the neighboring companies of this Centr’Alp 2 industrial zone, on the outskirts of Grenoble.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers ?It’s beautiful, but it doesn’t pay off?: in Limoges, the J. M. Weston factory is struggling to recruit
According to Mr. Forestier, the agglomeration counted “More than 6,000 job offers at the end of October”, that is to say twice as much as in October 2020. And the company, which releases 6% to 8% of net profit each year, may offer average salaries of «2,000 to 2,200 euros gross ?, plus bonuses, profit-sharing, participations and a thirteenth month, it struggles to attract new recruits.
Fourteen fitter and sewing positions are to be filled in this factory inaugurated in 2017 to replace the two historic sites of Izeaux and Tullins (Isère), around ten kilometers away. Filling these vacant positions would allow the second assembly line, which had been shut down for almost two years, to be restarted. “Lack of arms, good arms”, deplores a worker, Yannick Lefebvre, in front of his machine, alluding to the long time spent training in these manual and physical trades.
To the taste of young people
However, at the end of 2021, increasing production would be welcome. The brand is failing to meet demand. Its sales are up 35% this year; it should generate 20 million euros in turnover, the equivalent of its 2019 financial year. Known for the robustness of its leathers and its thick rubber soles, worn «by priests, winegrowers and lawyers ?, according to an executive, the brand is now to the taste of some young consumers.
Instagram has helped. The brand communicates more on the social network of Facebook, to promote its know-how, publish archive photos, present its models and suggest looks on a long skirt or Bermuda shorts. Starting with the Michael model. Designed in 1945, this extremely simple shoe had already seduced “Students of Dauphine and the Sorbonne, at the end of the 1980s”, while fashion was at « gentleman farmer », recalls Pierre Colin, marketing and communication director of the brand.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:595:"In the Paraboot hunting factory in Tullins (Isère), in June 2013. PHILIPPE DESMAZES / AFP Without waiting for the automatic revaluation of the minimum wage of 0.9% at 1is January 2022, the management of Paraboot has already provided for the reassessment of the salaries of all of its workers during 2022. Including those who are ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:4633:"
In the Paraboot hunting factory in Tullins (Isère), in June 2013. PHILIPPE DESMAZES / AFP
Without waiting for the automatic revaluation of the minimum wage of 0.9% at 1is January 2022, the management of Paraboot has already provided for the reassessment of the salaries of all of its workers during 2022. Including those who are paid above the minimum wage. The French shoe brand had already made increases in 2021, despite falling sales in 2020.
“It is important to remain competitive”, explains Eric Forestier, Managing Director of Paraboot. Because, like its competitors, including JM Weston in Limoges, the manufacturer is facing recruitment difficulties at its plant in Saint-Jean-de-Moirans (Isère), which employs 95 people. The manager knows that some of his employees recently resigned to “Earn 100 to 200 euros more” in one of the neighboring companies of this Centr’Alp 2 industrial zone, on the outskirts of Grenoble.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers ?It’s beautiful, but it doesn’t pay off?: in Limoges, the J. M. Weston factory is struggling to recruit
According to Mr. Forestier, the agglomeration counted “More than 6,000 job offers at the end of October”, that is to say twice as much as in October 2020. And the company, which releases 6% to 8% of net profit each year, may offer average salaries of «2,000 to 2,200 euros gross ?, plus bonuses, profit-sharing, participations and a thirteenth month, it struggles to attract new recruits.
Fourteen fitter and sewing positions are to be filled in this factory inaugurated in 2017 to replace the two historic sites of Izeaux and Tullins (Isère), around ten kilometers away. Filling these vacant positions would allow the second assembly line, which had been shut down for almost two years, to be restarted. “Lack of arms, good arms”, deplores a worker, Yannick Lefebvre, in front of his machine, alluding to the long time spent training in these manual and physical trades.
To the taste of young people
However, at the end of 2021, increasing production would be welcome. The brand is failing to meet demand. Its sales are up 35% this year; it should generate 20 million euros in turnover, the equivalent of its 2019 financial year. Known for the robustness of its leathers and its thick rubber soles, worn «by priests, winegrowers and lawyers ?, according to an executive, the brand is now to the taste of some young consumers.
Instagram has helped. The brand communicates more on the social network of Facebook, to promote its know-how, publish archive photos, present its models and suggest looks on a long skirt or Bermuda shorts. Starting with the Michael model. Designed in 1945, this extremely simple shoe had already seduced “Students of Dauphine and the Sorbonne, at the end of the 1980s”, while fashion was at « gentleman farmer », recalls Pierre Colin, marketing and communication director of the brand.
You have 50.42% of this article left to read. The rest is for subscribers only.
We would like to thank the author of this write-up for this remarkable material
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1640661409;}i:2;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:88:"Transparency and a big THANK YOU: Those who supported family4travel 2021 ? family4travel";s:4:"link";s:118:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/magazine/transparency-and-a-big-thank-you-those-who-supported-family4travel-2021-family4travel/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"Pauline Moonlky";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 27 Dec 2021 21:15:27 +0000";s:8:"category";s:42:"Magazinefamily4travelsupportedTransparency";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/?p=13992";s:11:"description";s:664:"It should actually be a short part of my review of the year. But you know my problem: once I start to write, there is often so much more that I want to get out and say. So this time I’m doing it thoroughly and with an unscheduled post. In the interest of transparency, there ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:19438:"
It should actually be a short part of my review of the year. But you know my problem: once I start to write, there is often so much more that I want to get out and say. So this time I’m doing it thoroughly and with an unscheduled post. In the interest of transparency, there is a small insight into the income of family4travel. And above all, I would like to thank all of my supporters directly and by name!
THANK YOU:
Despite the ongoing pandemic, 2021 is the year I’ve worked the most and the hardest for the blog. It is also the year that I actually generated real income from this work. The major order from about cities actually only has to do with it indirectly. (Because that income goes to the heap of “freelance journalist and copywriter”, which has to be treated differently for tax purposes, because I was hired for their medium. Nevertheless, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Björn, Stephanie, Vanessa and all the other parties involved, who chose me on the basis of my blog for the amazing collaboration, thank you very much!)
I also did a bit of ?real advertising? that put a little money into the till: During the beautiful campaign ?Initiative #lieblingsladen? for Das Telefonbuch, this article was created about the old town of Minden: The Schnurrviertel.
Paid advertising can still be seriously helpful and worth reading. (Unfortunately, such offers are very rare.)
But that pales in front of the lion’s share that YOU have done! Therefore, I would now like to name three groups to which I would like to express my thanks:
THANKS to all readers: inside and VG Wort
Not uncounted, but nameless are all those who click on my texts and – hopefully – also read them. A tracking pixel from VG Wort in each post registers (completely anonymously and GDPR-compliant) the views of each blog post. The collecting society uses this to calculate the probability with which my texts will be printed out and copied. Similar to GEMA, a certain amount is then paid out to me, which is then pinched off proportionally to all customers and service providers when they buy printers and copiers. After years of failing at the technical hurdles (and stupidly believed the voices who said the effort wasn’t worth it anyway), I finally received my first payout in 2021. Cheers and great gratitude! I owe all of you the warm rain that felt like it came out of nowhere. (I would have liked to say that this secures our ferry ticket to Scotland and back for the five of us. But thanks to Omikron and the tightened quarantine conditions, that has probably been done for now.)
We want to stand here again as soon as possible and look at the North Sea …
So you can help me acutely with a few clicks
I can’t help but make an excursus at this point. The VG Wort works in such a way that a payment is made for each text for which the minimum number of accesses has been reached. Last year, for example, that was 40 euros for each contribution with at least 1,800 characters for a proven 1,500 readers or 750 readers of ?long texts? with at least 10,000 characters. The amount fluctuates every year, as it depends on the one hand on the sales of printers and copiers and on the other hand on the total number of texts of all participants who can prove the minimum number of clicks. (2020 was a historic high, which probably had to do with many new printers thanks to the school lockdown.) The threshold values ??for the number of readers, on the other hand, are fixed. If the number is reached, the full amount is paid. If there is one click too little, there is nothing for this post.
Here I have a short list of blog posts that have almost, but not quite, reached the necessary traffic. Of course I don’t want to hitch you guys up for blunt cheating. But maybe you will find one or the other article in this list that interests you seriously. I can recommend them all. ? (Note: It is of course NOT necessary that you actually print out the texts. It’s like with the GEZ: It is enough that you have a device that is ready for printing from a statistical point of view.)
Corsica is a wonderful holiday destination that can be reached without a plane …
THANK YOU to my family4travel family group
I have already explained and analyzed in detail that my attempt to create a ?Premium Club? of supporters via Steady failed due to a lack of supporters. But I don’t want to forget that the number of those willing to pay was not zero on a regular basis. Ten great people have become members of the family and have supported me for almost a full year. For this I would like to thank you once again, publicly and by name, to:
Sandra
Stefanie
Elvira
Santina
Anna
Sonja
Claudia
Kirsten
Susannah
Stefanie
I’m still thinking about whether there should be a follow-up campaign with one-off support payments. ?The list? is still full …
THANK YOU to everyone who bought my e-books
I also get support in the form of hard currency from all buyers of my two e-books. Since the introduction of my family4travel family group, I have actively advertised that a purchase should also be considered for reasons of support. For this purpose, among other things, I have put together my e-book ?Family Holidays in Bavaria?. (I once planned to publish one for each federal state. But then I discarded that due to a lack of response.)
At this point I would like to recommend my e-book to you again. Read more about the content here.
My other e-book has been around for a long time and has a very special topic: our path to school exemption. Concrete experience reports with applications to suspend compulsory schooling for family trips are not often available on the Internet. I hid mine behind a paywall, so to speak, for reasons. Apart from that, the topic is probably only relevant for a negligibly small target group. Even so, I’ve sold several hundred copies since it was first published in 2017.
My niche product and my bestseller at the same time. I present the content here.
The fact that the title continues to do so well, even and especially during the pandemic, amazed me every time I received an email confirming receipt of payment. Until I actually accidentally opened such a confirmation once. I was amazed to find that the email documented the purchase of my Bayern eBook. Apparently there is a small bug in the plug-in that is handling my purchases. Both books are titled “Article 1” and therefore indistinguishable in the subject.
For the tax return I have to split them up anyway. But here I just want to thank both groups. Because I have also promised to thank all those who buy my school exemption e-book as soon as I see their investment in one #eBookCappuccino spend Since I have hardly had any hot drinks outside of the house since the pandemic, I am hopelessly lagging behind with the action. Therefore I would like to thank everyone who bought an eBook from me in 2021.
I especially thank you
Christian
Katja
Heike
Sonja
Carsten
Sebastian
Lutz
Kai
Vanessa
Marie
Sven
Peter
Lisa
Nicole
Kay
Anneli
Family B. [kein Vorname angegeben]
Heidi
Reiner
Annette
Hans-Martin
Maren
Sebastian
Bianca
Christin
Kathrin
Celina
Diana
Friederike
Angelina
Florian
Elvis
Tobias
Dietmar
Oliver
Kai
Veronika
Viktor
Thomas
Sylvia
Lucia
Sandro
Look
Isis
Robin
Nora
Holger
Klaus
Katherina
Christina
Susanne
Silvio
Dorothee
Mattias
Barbara
Pia
Claudia
Tips
Waldemar
Tobias
Rouven
Helen
Second
Eva
Christin
Tilman
Alexandra
Susanne
Michael
Carolina
Katharina
Bastian
Jasmin
Malin
Sven
Anna
Robert
Ingo
Christina
Alexander
Sarah
Jessica
Florian
Sarah
Daniela
Frank
Irina
Janine
Eva
Oleg
Stephan
Nadja
Clemens
Marc
High
Florian
Sandra
Michael
Christoph
Florian
Christina
Philip
perseverance
Lion
Stefanie
Nicole
Too
Diana
Cathleen
Marc
Ann-Kathrin
Norman
Samyra
Ruth
Sigrun
Robert
Manfred
Michael
Nora
Claudia
Christoph
Sandra
Thank you very much!!
And if you want to jump in quickly:
Family vacation in Bavaria. Inspirations for 8 great travel destinations
And the balance sheet?
If you read it all like that, it sounds as if family4travel is a huge mess of money. Anyone who generally still considers travel bloggers to be a suspicious pack of Schnorrer will see their worldview confirmed. Why should you support them when they get money thrown afterwards through advertising and then also through the allocation of the VG Wort?
Anyone who thinks this way forgets how much work time goes into writing the text and everything that goes around it. I’ve fought for a long time to earn a reasonably decent income with my blog through honest work. Unfortunately, once someone works hard enough and honestly enough, there is no automatism that starts the flow of financial appreciation. There is no right to make ends meet with the work of one’s choosing.
But there is also no shame in making money doing work that is fun. And that’s the way it is for me: Thanks to you, I can make an income with my blog. THANK YOU!
In the long run, however, this is not a serious job – because income and working hours are simply not in an acceptable relationship. I’m so grateful that I was allowed to try this out. Above all, I am grateful to everyone who accompanied me on the way and also supported me financially to a certain extent. Those who were willing to pay for something they could have had for free. It cannot be taken for granted. That’s why it doesn’t work on a large scale.
I’m not allowed to calculate my hourly wages for the blog. That’s why I’m looking for something new now. But I’m proud of it and I’m incredibly grateful that with all the work I’ve put in here, I don’t just hit a black zero. But that all the effort was so worth it that I can really buy something for it. (Tickets mainly. For trips, which I will report on here again …)
We want to give thanks to the writer of this write-up for this amazing material
";}s:7:"summary";s:664:"It should actually be a short part of my review of the year. But you know my problem: once I start to write, there is often so much more that I want to get out and say. So this time I’m doing it thoroughly and with an unscheduled post. In the interest of transparency, there ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:19438:"
It should actually be a short part of my review of the year. But you know my problem: once I start to write, there is often so much more that I want to get out and say. So this time I’m doing it thoroughly and with an unscheduled post. In the interest of transparency, there is a small insight into the income of family4travel. And above all, I would like to thank all of my supporters directly and by name!
THANK YOU:
Despite the ongoing pandemic, 2021 is the year I’ve worked the most and the hardest for the blog. It is also the year that I actually generated real income from this work. The major order from about cities actually only has to do with it indirectly. (Because that income goes to the heap of “freelance journalist and copywriter”, which has to be treated differently for tax purposes, because I was hired for their medium. Nevertheless, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Björn, Stephanie, Vanessa and all the other parties involved, who chose me on the basis of my blog for the amazing collaboration, thank you very much!)
I also did a bit of ?real advertising? that put a little money into the till: During the beautiful campaign ?Initiative #lieblingsladen? for Das Telefonbuch, this article was created about the old town of Minden: The Schnurrviertel.
Paid advertising can still be seriously helpful and worth reading. (Unfortunately, such offers are very rare.)
But that pales in front of the lion’s share that YOU have done! Therefore, I would now like to name three groups to which I would like to express my thanks:
THANKS to all readers: inside and VG Wort
Not uncounted, but nameless are all those who click on my texts and – hopefully – also read them. A tracking pixel from VG Wort in each post registers (completely anonymously and GDPR-compliant) the views of each blog post. The collecting society uses this to calculate the probability with which my texts will be printed out and copied. Similar to GEMA, a certain amount is then paid out to me, which is then pinched off proportionally to all customers and service providers when they buy printers and copiers. After years of failing at the technical hurdles (and stupidly believed the voices who said the effort wasn’t worth it anyway), I finally received my first payout in 2021. Cheers and great gratitude! I owe all of you the warm rain that felt like it came out of nowhere. (I would have liked to say that this secures our ferry ticket to Scotland and back for the five of us. But thanks to Omikron and the tightened quarantine conditions, that has probably been done for now.)
We want to stand here again as soon as possible and look at the North Sea …
So you can help me acutely with a few clicks
I can’t help but make an excursus at this point. The VG Wort works in such a way that a payment is made for each text for which the minimum number of accesses has been reached. Last year, for example, that was 40 euros for each contribution with at least 1,800 characters for a proven 1,500 readers or 750 readers of ?long texts? with at least 10,000 characters. The amount fluctuates every year, as it depends on the one hand on the sales of printers and copiers and on the other hand on the total number of texts of all participants who can prove the minimum number of clicks. (2020 was a historic high, which probably had to do with many new printers thanks to the school lockdown.) The threshold values ??for the number of readers, on the other hand, are fixed. If the number is reached, the full amount is paid. If there is one click too little, there is nothing for this post.
Here I have a short list of blog posts that have almost, but not quite, reached the necessary traffic. Of course I don’t want to hitch you guys up for blunt cheating. But maybe you will find one or the other article in this list that interests you seriously. I can recommend them all. ? (Note: It is of course NOT necessary that you actually print out the texts. It’s like with the GEZ: It is enough that you have a device that is ready for printing from a statistical point of view.)
Corsica is a wonderful holiday destination that can be reached without a plane …
THANK YOU to my family4travel family group
I have already explained and analyzed in detail that my attempt to create a ?Premium Club? of supporters via Steady failed due to a lack of supporters. But I don’t want to forget that the number of those willing to pay was not zero on a regular basis. Ten great people have become members of the family and have supported me for almost a full year. For this I would like to thank you once again, publicly and by name, to:
Sandra
Stefanie
Elvira
Santina
Anna
Sonja
Claudia
Kirsten
Susannah
Stefanie
I’m still thinking about whether there should be a follow-up campaign with one-off support payments. ?The list? is still full …
THANK YOU to everyone who bought my e-books
I also get support in the form of hard currency from all buyers of my two e-books. Since the introduction of my family4travel family group, I have actively advertised that a purchase should also be considered for reasons of support. For this purpose, among other things, I have put together my e-book ?Family Holidays in Bavaria?. (I once planned to publish one for each federal state. But then I discarded that due to a lack of response.)
At this point I would like to recommend my e-book to you again. Read more about the content here.
My other e-book has been around for a long time and has a very special topic: our path to school exemption. Concrete experience reports with applications to suspend compulsory schooling for family trips are not often available on the Internet. I hid mine behind a paywall, so to speak, for reasons. Apart from that, the topic is probably only relevant for a negligibly small target group. Even so, I’ve sold several hundred copies since it was first published in 2017.
My niche product and my bestseller at the same time. I present the content here.
The fact that the title continues to do so well, even and especially during the pandemic, amazed me every time I received an email confirming receipt of payment. Until I actually accidentally opened such a confirmation once. I was amazed to find that the email documented the purchase of my Bayern eBook. Apparently there is a small bug in the plug-in that is handling my purchases. Both books are titled “Article 1” and therefore indistinguishable in the subject.
For the tax return I have to split them up anyway. But here I just want to thank both groups. Because I have also promised to thank all those who buy my school exemption e-book as soon as I see their investment in one #eBookCappuccino spend Since I have hardly had any hot drinks outside of the house since the pandemic, I am hopelessly lagging behind with the action. Therefore I would like to thank everyone who bought an eBook from me in 2021.
I especially thank you
Christian
Katja
Heike
Sonja
Carsten
Sebastian
Lutz
Kai
Vanessa
Marie
Sven
Peter
Lisa
Nicole
Kay
Anneli
Family B. [kein Vorname angegeben]
Heidi
Reiner
Annette
Hans-Martin
Maren
Sebastian
Bianca
Christin
Kathrin
Celina
Diana
Friederike
Angelina
Florian
Elvis
Tobias
Dietmar
Oliver
Kai
Veronika
Viktor
Thomas
Sylvia
Lucia
Sandro
Look
Isis
Robin
Nora
Holger
Klaus
Katherina
Christina
Susanne
Silvio
Dorothee
Mattias
Barbara
Pia
Claudia
Tips
Waldemar
Tobias
Rouven
Helen
Second
Eva
Christin
Tilman
Alexandra
Susanne
Michael
Carolina
Katharina
Bastian
Jasmin
Malin
Sven
Anna
Robert
Ingo
Christina
Alexander
Sarah
Jessica
Florian
Sarah
Daniela
Frank
Irina
Janine
Eva
Oleg
Stephan
Nadja
Clemens
Marc
High
Florian
Sandra
Michael
Christoph
Florian
Christina
Philip
perseverance
Lion
Stefanie
Nicole
Too
Diana
Cathleen
Marc
Ann-Kathrin
Norman
Samyra
Ruth
Sigrun
Robert
Manfred
Michael
Nora
Claudia
Christoph
Sandra
Thank you very much!!
And if you want to jump in quickly:
Family vacation in Bavaria. Inspirations for 8 great travel destinations
And the balance sheet?
If you read it all like that, it sounds as if family4travel is a huge mess of money. Anyone who generally still considers travel bloggers to be a suspicious pack of Schnorrer will see their worldview confirmed. Why should you support them when they get money thrown afterwards through advertising and then also through the allocation of the VG Wort?
Anyone who thinks this way forgets how much work time goes into writing the text and everything that goes around it. I’ve fought for a long time to earn a reasonably decent income with my blog through honest work. Unfortunately, once someone works hard enough and honestly enough, there is no automatism that starts the flow of financial appreciation. There is no right to make ends meet with the work of one’s choosing.
But there is also no shame in making money doing work that is fun. And that’s the way it is for me: Thanks to you, I can make an income with my blog. THANK YOU!
In the long run, however, this is not a serious job – because income and working hours are simply not in an acceptable relationship. I’m so grateful that I was allowed to try this out. Above all, I am grateful to everyone who accompanied me on the way and also supported me financially to a certain extent. Those who were willing to pay for something they could have had for free. It cannot be taken for granted. That’s why it doesn’t work on a large scale.
I’m not allowed to calculate my hourly wages for the blog. That’s why I’m looking for something new now. But I’m proud of it and I’m incredibly grateful that with all the work I’ve put in here, I don’t just hit a black zero. But that all the effort was so worth it that I can really buy something for it. (Tickets mainly. For trips, which I will report on here again …)
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Food Pharmacy Store ABs integritetspolicy
Food Pharmacy Store AB (?Food Pharmacy?) works to ensure that your privacy is protected when using our services. Food Pharmacy is responsible for the personal data you send to us in accordance with the Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
In this privacy policy, we inform you about why and in what way we process personal data and how we use cookies. Here you can also read about what you as a registered person have for rights and where you can turn to with questions or comments related to Food Pharmacy’s personal data processing. The privacy policy was last updated in September 2019.
What kind of personal data do we collect?
Customer We collect personal information that you send to us, e.g. when you place orders and contact our customer service. The personal information that you send to us can e.g. include contact information, date of birth and payment information. In addition, we may collect certain personal data from external sources, e.g. credit information and address updates. When we do customer surveys, all user information is anonymized. Our legal basis for this personal data processing is to be able to fulfill the agreement against you as a customer or to be able to fulfill obligations under law. Personal data is stored for 3 years.
Newsletters and offers Personal information is also collected when registering our newsletter. If you have bought an item from us before, we also process your contact information in order to be able to send out offers to you. Such personal data processing is based on our legitimate interest. If you have been reached by unwanted mailings from us, you have, in accordance with the GDPR and the Marketing Act, always the right to oppose further mailings. You do this by clicking on the link in the email itself or by contacting us at info@foodpharmacy.se.
Membership If you are a member of Food Pharmacy, we process your contact information and the information you provide in your profile. This processing of your personal data is required for us to be able to fulfill our obligations under the agreement / terms of membership. Personal data is stored until membership ends.
How do we use your personal information? For the following purposes:
to give you as a customer as good an experience as possible
to manage your personal account at Food Pharmacy (if you choose to create one)
to process your orders and returns and to contact you regarding your orders.
to compile statistics
to meet the legislator’s accounting requirements
to market our products to you
to send customer surveys to you
Where is your personal information stored? The data are stored within the European Economic Area (EEA).
What are your rights? You have the right to request information about the personal information we have about you. If your information is incorrect, incomplete or irrelevant, you can request that it be corrected or deleted. However, we can not delete your data in cases where there is a statutory requirement for storage for e.g. accounting rules, or when there are other legal reasons why the data must be saved. You also have the right to contact Datainspektionen at datainspektionen@datainspektionen.se to submit a complaint.
Who has access to your personal information? We never sell, exchange or pass on your personal information for marketing purposes to third parties outside of Food Pharmacy. Information passed on to third parties is only used to provide the above services to you, e.g. carriers in connection with the delivery of goods, media agencies for the distribution of newsletters and credit information or debt collection agencies for information checks to verify identity, credit or debt collection.
We protect your personal information We have technical and organizational measures to protect your data from unauthorized access. We continuously adapt our security measures. Our payment agents process your card and personal data in accordance with the international security standard. You can read more about these standards on our suppliers’ websites – Klarna.se and Stripe.com.
Cookies A cookie is a text file that is saved on your computer or mobile device and is retrieved from it on later visits to our website. Food Pharmacy uses cookies to improve and simplify your visit. We do not use cookies to store personal information or to spread information to third parties. You can easily delete cookies from your computer or mobile device via the browser, or surf in anonymous mode.
We use cookies from third parties to collect statistics in aggregate form in analysis tools such as Google Analytics. The cookies used are both permanent and temporary cookies (session cookies). Permanent cookies are stored as files on your computer or mobile device for a maximum of 24 months. Temporary cookies are deleted when you close the browser.
To get more information about cookies and the Electronic Communications Act, you can visit the Swedish Post and Telecom Agency’s website.
Personal data manager Food Pharmacy Store AB is responsible for the personal data that you send to us in accordance with the Data Protection Ordinance (GDPR).
Food Pharmacy AB Riddargatan 20 114 51 Stockholm E-mail: info@foodpharmacy.se, jonna.andersson@foodpharmacy.se
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Food Pharmacy Store ABs integritetspolicy
Food Pharmacy Store AB (?Food Pharmacy?) works to ensure that your privacy is protected when using our services. Food Pharmacy is responsible for the personal data you send to us in accordance with the Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
In this privacy policy, we inform you about why and in what way we process personal data and how we use cookies. Here you can also read about what you as a registered person have for rights and where you can turn to with questions or comments related to Food Pharmacy’s personal data processing. The privacy policy was last updated in September 2019.
What kind of personal data do we collect?
Customer We collect personal information that you send to us, e.g. when you place orders and contact our customer service. The personal information that you send to us can e.g. include contact information, date of birth and payment information. In addition, we may collect certain personal data from external sources, e.g. credit information and address updates. When we do customer surveys, all user information is anonymized. Our legal basis for this personal data processing is to be able to fulfill the agreement against you as a customer or to be able to fulfill obligations under law. Personal data is stored for 3 years.
Newsletters and offers Personal information is also collected when registering our newsletter. If you have bought an item from us before, we also process your contact information in order to be able to send out offers to you. Such personal data processing is based on our legitimate interest. If you have been reached by unwanted mailings from us, you have, in accordance with the GDPR and the Marketing Act, always the right to oppose further mailings. You do this by clicking on the link in the email itself or by contacting us at info@foodpharmacy.se.
Membership If you are a member of Food Pharmacy, we process your contact information and the information you provide in your profile. This processing of your personal data is required for us to be able to fulfill our obligations under the agreement / terms of membership. Personal data is stored until membership ends.
How do we use your personal information? For the following purposes:
to give you as a customer as good an experience as possible
to manage your personal account at Food Pharmacy (if you choose to create one)
to process your orders and returns and to contact you regarding your orders.
to compile statistics
to meet the legislator’s accounting requirements
to market our products to you
to send customer surveys to you
Where is your personal information stored? The data are stored within the European Economic Area (EEA).
What are your rights? You have the right to request information about the personal information we have about you. If your information is incorrect, incomplete or irrelevant, you can request that it be corrected or deleted. However, we can not delete your data in cases where there is a statutory requirement for storage for e.g. accounting rules, or when there are other legal reasons why the data must be saved. You also have the right to contact Datainspektionen at datainspektionen@datainspektionen.se to submit a complaint.
Who has access to your personal information? We never sell, exchange or pass on your personal information for marketing purposes to third parties outside of Food Pharmacy. Information passed on to third parties is only used to provide the above services to you, e.g. carriers in connection with the delivery of goods, media agencies for the distribution of newsletters and credit information or debt collection agencies for information checks to verify identity, credit or debt collection.
We protect your personal information We have technical and organizational measures to protect your data from unauthorized access. We continuously adapt our security measures. Our payment agents process your card and personal data in accordance with the international security standard. You can read more about these standards on our suppliers’ websites – Klarna.se and Stripe.com.
Cookies A cookie is a text file that is saved on your computer or mobile device and is retrieved from it on later visits to our website. Food Pharmacy uses cookies to improve and simplify your visit. We do not use cookies to store personal information or to spread information to third parties. You can easily delete cookies from your computer or mobile device via the browser, or surf in anonymous mode.
We use cookies from third parties to collect statistics in aggregate form in analysis tools such as Google Analytics. The cookies used are both permanent and temporary cookies (session cookies). Permanent cookies are stored as files on your computer or mobile device for a maximum of 24 months. Temporary cookies are deleted when you close the browser.
To get more information about cookies and the Electronic Communications Act, you can visit the Swedish Post and Telecom Agency’s website.
Personal data manager Food Pharmacy Store AB is responsible for the personal data that you send to us in accordance with the Data Protection Ordinance (GDPR).
Food Pharmacy AB Riddargatan 20 114 51 Stockholm E-mail: info@foodpharmacy.se, jonna.andersson@foodpharmacy.se
We want to say thanks to the writer of this write-up for this amazing material
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1640618064;}i:4;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:114:"Municipal elections are a healthy opportunity ? Will 2022 bring the breakthrough of local food policy? ? Food log";s:4:"link";s:141:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/magazine/municipal-elections-are-a-healthy-opportunity-will-2022-bring-the-breakthrough-of-local-food-policy-food-log/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"Pauline Moonlky";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 27 Dec 2021 09:12:50 +0000";s:8:"category";s:79:"MagazinebreakthroughbringelectionsFoodhealthylocallogMunicipalOpportunitypolicy";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/?p=13887";s:11:"description";s:829:"Research shows that due to the corona measures, the Dutch unhealthy have come to live. After a significant dip, global greenhouse gas emissions have now returned to pre-pandemic levels. Fortunately, the new cabinet seems to be finally focusing on healthy and sustainable food. The coalition agreement contains promising plans, such as the introduction of the ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:7665:"
Research shows that due to the corona measures, the Dutch unhealthy have come to live. After a significant dip, global greenhouse gas emissions have now returned to pre-pandemic levels. Fortunately, the new cabinet seems to be finally focusing on healthy and sustainable food. The coalition agreement contains promising plans, such as the introduction of the sugar tax, curtailing children’s marketing and lowering the tax on fruit and vegetables to 0%.
Municipal elections great opportunity But the transition to a healthy and sustainable food system will not succeed with policy from The Hague alone. Food policy is also needed at the local level. Municipalities are closest to their residents and can tailor policies to the local context. They therefore have an important role. Fortunately, 2022 offers a great opportunity: the municipal elections.
Those elections could well be the moment to get local food policy in the Netherlands off the ground. To this end, municipalities must do two things: put healthy and sustainable food on the agenda as a municipal policy task and make policy that is actually effective, with concrete goals. Because the Netherlands has the so-called open household principle, a municipality is free to commit itself to goals that it considers important. Food is such a goal and a municipality can put this on the agenda. For example, a municipality can start with a food agenda with which it focuses on improving the entire food system – from farm to fork.
Start small Such diaries can now be found online, such as those of Amsterdam, Wageningen or Groningen. But implementing such an agenda and making an entire food system healthy and sustainable can seem like a frightening task. Because: where to start? The answer is: start small. A system approach is not the same as doing everything and doing everything at the same time. It may be more successful to start with some element of this, such as providing children with food education, reducing food waste, or making the food environment healthier with fewer providers of unhealthy food.
A systems approach is not the same as doing everything and doing everything at the same time. It may be more successful to start with a part of this
In practice, municipalities can do a lot for a healthier and more sustainable food system and many activities are already carried out by a small group of frontrunners. For example, it is possible to adjust the location policy so that snack bars can be banned from schools. Or adjust the range in the municipal company restaurant and change the standard option for meals to vegetarian. Or to adjust the youth sports subsidy scheme so that it also stimulates a healthy eating environment at the sports club. Facilitating municipal compost facilities for residents is also an option, as is offering a masterclass on sustainable soil management for farmers. The municipality can also include sustainability and health criteria for food in tender or event policy and, for example, limit advertising for unhealthy food aimed at children in public transport.
Systems thinking not very concrete As soon as food is on the agenda, policy with concrete objectives is needed. The municipal food policy that is in place is still too often stuck in abstract terms and big ambitions, so that in practice it causes little change. One of the reasons for this is the popular food system approach. That is a very nice concept, because it lists all the elements for a sustainable food policy. However, the danger of this systems thinking is that municipalities place too much emphasis on the approach and too little on the content. They name a whole list of abstract goals that indeed cover the entire food system, but they do not make those goals concrete and do not name concrete problems or solutions.
For example, food policy becomes apolitical and difficult policy choices are not made. Municipalities, for example, focus on ‘combating food waste’ or on ‘reducing the use of pesticides’, thereby making connections between issues such as food waste, animal welfare and the environment. But what food waste do they prevent? That of consumers? The catering industry? The businesslife? And how do they counteract waste? Through communication campaigns? New legislation? Fines? And when are they satisfied? What if food waste stops increasing? Or decreases? With half? Or just a little? And when exactly?
Mixing policy instruments To be effective, food policy needs to be a lot more concrete. In addition to major ambitions, municipalities must include concrete goals and identify the policy instruments to achieve these goals, such as communication campaigns, subsidies or new legislation. While separate policy instruments are a good start for policy implementation, it is probably more effective to use different instruments together. Currently, many municipalities seem to prefer soft, non-legally binding instruments, such as communication campaigns. Hard, legally binding, such as fines, are less popular. Municipalities must think carefully about the best mix of instruments to achieve their goals and not automatically resort to soft instruments. A combination of both soft and hard instruments is thought to be more effective.
Several municipalities in the Netherlands are now putting food policy into practice and show that the municipality is an important player in the food transition. For example, Ede was the first municipality in the Netherlands to appoint a food alderman, Amsterdam made vegetarian the standard option for its company meals and the cities of the City Deal set up a Healthy and sustainable food environment (Almere, Amsterdam, Ede, Haarlem, Rotterdam, Utrecht, The Hague, Wageningen). ) is committed to a food environment where healthy and sustainable food is the easy choice. The transition to a healthy and sustainable food system requires guts, municipalities that take responsibility by putting food on the agenda and implementing robust policies. The municipal elections in 2022 are the perfect time for this. Councilors, aldermen and mayors: seize this opportunity.
Lara Sibbing ? obtained her doctorate in 2021 on local food policy, she is a policy advisor, researcher, storyteller for healthy and sustainable food systems. She translated her research into a stage performance: Sita and the hamburger war.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:829:"Research shows that due to the corona measures, the Dutch unhealthy have come to live. After a significant dip, global greenhouse gas emissions have now returned to pre-pandemic levels. Fortunately, the new cabinet seems to be finally focusing on healthy and sustainable food. The coalition agreement contains promising plans, such as the introduction of the ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:7665:"
Research shows that due to the corona measures, the Dutch unhealthy have come to live. After a significant dip, global greenhouse gas emissions have now returned to pre-pandemic levels. Fortunately, the new cabinet seems to be finally focusing on healthy and sustainable food. The coalition agreement contains promising plans, such as the introduction of the sugar tax, curtailing children’s marketing and lowering the tax on fruit and vegetables to 0%.
Municipal elections great opportunity But the transition to a healthy and sustainable food system will not succeed with policy from The Hague alone. Food policy is also needed at the local level. Municipalities are closest to their residents and can tailor policies to the local context. They therefore have an important role. Fortunately, 2022 offers a great opportunity: the municipal elections.
Those elections could well be the moment to get local food policy in the Netherlands off the ground. To this end, municipalities must do two things: put healthy and sustainable food on the agenda as a municipal policy task and make policy that is actually effective, with concrete goals. Because the Netherlands has the so-called open household principle, a municipality is free to commit itself to goals that it considers important. Food is such a goal and a municipality can put this on the agenda. For example, a municipality can start with a food agenda with which it focuses on improving the entire food system – from farm to fork.
Start small Such diaries can now be found online, such as those of Amsterdam, Wageningen or Groningen. But implementing such an agenda and making an entire food system healthy and sustainable can seem like a frightening task. Because: where to start? The answer is: start small. A system approach is not the same as doing everything and doing everything at the same time. It may be more successful to start with some element of this, such as providing children with food education, reducing food waste, or making the food environment healthier with fewer providers of unhealthy food.
A systems approach is not the same as doing everything and doing everything at the same time. It may be more successful to start with a part of this
In practice, municipalities can do a lot for a healthier and more sustainable food system and many activities are already carried out by a small group of frontrunners. For example, it is possible to adjust the location policy so that snack bars can be banned from schools. Or adjust the range in the municipal company restaurant and change the standard option for meals to vegetarian. Or to adjust the youth sports subsidy scheme so that it also stimulates a healthy eating environment at the sports club. Facilitating municipal compost facilities for residents is also an option, as is offering a masterclass on sustainable soil management for farmers. The municipality can also include sustainability and health criteria for food in tender or event policy and, for example, limit advertising for unhealthy food aimed at children in public transport.
Systems thinking not very concrete As soon as food is on the agenda, policy with concrete objectives is needed. The municipal food policy that is in place is still too often stuck in abstract terms and big ambitions, so that in practice it causes little change. One of the reasons for this is the popular food system approach. That is a very nice concept, because it lists all the elements for a sustainable food policy. However, the danger of this systems thinking is that municipalities place too much emphasis on the approach and too little on the content. They name a whole list of abstract goals that indeed cover the entire food system, but they do not make those goals concrete and do not name concrete problems or solutions.
For example, food policy becomes apolitical and difficult policy choices are not made. Municipalities, for example, focus on ‘combating food waste’ or on ‘reducing the use of pesticides’, thereby making connections between issues such as food waste, animal welfare and the environment. But what food waste do they prevent? That of consumers? The catering industry? The businesslife? And how do they counteract waste? Through communication campaigns? New legislation? Fines? And when are they satisfied? What if food waste stops increasing? Or decreases? With half? Or just a little? And when exactly?
Mixing policy instruments To be effective, food policy needs to be a lot more concrete. In addition to major ambitions, municipalities must include concrete goals and identify the policy instruments to achieve these goals, such as communication campaigns, subsidies or new legislation. While separate policy instruments are a good start for policy implementation, it is probably more effective to use different instruments together. Currently, many municipalities seem to prefer soft, non-legally binding instruments, such as communication campaigns. Hard, legally binding, such as fines, are less popular. Municipalities must think carefully about the best mix of instruments to achieve their goals and not automatically resort to soft instruments. A combination of both soft and hard instruments is thought to be more effective.
Several municipalities in the Netherlands are now putting food policy into practice and show that the municipality is an important player in the food transition. For example, Ede was the first municipality in the Netherlands to appoint a food alderman, Amsterdam made vegetarian the standard option for its company meals and the cities of the City Deal set up a Healthy and sustainable food environment (Almere, Amsterdam, Ede, Haarlem, Rotterdam, Utrecht, The Hague, Wageningen). ) is committed to a food environment where healthy and sustainable food is the easy choice. The transition to a healthy and sustainable food system requires guts, municipalities that take responsibility by putting food on the agenda and implementing robust policies. The municipal elections in 2022 are the perfect time for this. Councilors, aldermen and mayors: seize this opportunity.
Lara Sibbing ? obtained her doctorate in 2021 on local food policy, she is a policy advisor, researcher, storyteller for healthy and sustainable food systems. She translated her research into a stage performance: Sita and the hamburger war.
We want to say thanks to the author of this short article for this awesome web content
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1640596370;}i:5;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:54:"Influencers in the crosshairs of financial authorities";s:4:"link";s:87:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/magazine/influencers-in-the-crosshairs-of-financial-authorities/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"Pauline Moonlky";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 27 Dec 2021 03:11:33 +0000";s:8:"category";s:49:"MagazineauthoritiescrosshairsfinancialInfluencers";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/?p=13835";s:11:"description";s:623:"Nabilla Benattia-Vergara had to pay a fine of 20,000 euros for promoting a bitcoin trading site without acknowledging that she was being paid for it. JACK TRIBECA/BESTIMAGE On December 8, the Minister Delegate in charge of Citizenship, Marlène Schiappa, invited a noisy band of influencers to Place Beauvau for the “Raise awareness of the fight ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:5096:"
Nabilla Benattia-Vergara had to pay a fine of 20,000 euros for promoting a bitcoin trading site without acknowledging that she was being paid for it. JACK TRIBECA/BESTIMAGE
On December 8, the Minister Delegate in charge of Citizenship, Marlène Schiappa, invited a noisy band of influencers to Place Beauvau for the “Raise awareness of the fight against violence against women”, according to these. That evening, the former “Marseillais” and “Angels of reality TV” were accompanied and filmed by their agent, Magali Berdah, patron of Shauna Events.
The latter has been very introduced to the government since a lunch with its spokesperson, Gabriel Attal, in March, followed by meetings with Sarah El Hairy (Secretary of State for Youth and Engagement) and Elisabeth Moreno (Minister delegate in charge of equality between women and men). Forced to calm the “bad buzz” that followed the dissemination of images of the meeting on social networks, on which we see the hilarious influencers, without masks, singing and dancing around the minister, Magali Berdah was not yet at the the end of his troubles.
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Indeed, since December 13, several reality TV stars installed in Dubai, some of whom are represented by Shauna Events, are officially in the sights of a national task force to fight against financial scams, made up of the Paris prosecutor’s office. , the Financial Markets Authority (AMF) and the General Directorate for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control (DGCCRF), which reports to the Ministry of the Economy.
Reality TV figures set up as “models”
Several files recently handled by Bercy agents have confirmed over the past year the worrying rise in deceptive online commercial practices in the field of financial services, in particular from influencers, renamed “finfluenceurs” (contraction of “finance” and “influencer “). «Social networks and influencers are the new entry point that has appeared in recent years, confirms the AMF. In this way, it is a younger audience, from a more modest background than the traditional target of investment scams that is now affected, particularly in the field of trading.. »
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«Reality TV contestants generally promote cryptocurrencies and highly volatile financial products, where it is very difficult for novices to anticipate fluctuations.», alert the DGCCRF. However, since December 2016, the Sapin 2 law regulates advertising of financial products and prohibits the promotion of these complex products. Especially with young people “Poorly trained”, impressed by reality TV figures erected as “Models” of social advancement and rapid enrichment, which expose their ” success “ in the sun with big blows of luxury cars or flashy watches? The damage is such that the DGCCRF has done “The fight against unfair influencer marketing practices, one of its priority areas of control for 2022”.
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Nabilla Benattia-Vergara had to pay a fine of 20,000 euros for promoting a bitcoin trading site without acknowledging that she was being paid for it. JACK TRIBECA/BESTIMAGE
On December 8, the Minister Delegate in charge of Citizenship, Marlène Schiappa, invited a noisy band of influencers to Place Beauvau for the “Raise awareness of the fight against violence against women”, according to these. That evening, the former “Marseillais” and “Angels of reality TV” were accompanied and filmed by their agent, Magali Berdah, patron of Shauna Events.
The latter has been very introduced to the government since a lunch with its spokesperson, Gabriel Attal, in March, followed by meetings with Sarah El Hairy (Secretary of State for Youth and Engagement) and Elisabeth Moreno (Minister delegate in charge of equality between women and men). Forced to calm the “bad buzz” that followed the dissemination of images of the meeting on social networks, on which we see the hilarious influencers, without masks, singing and dancing around the minister, Magali Berdah was not yet at the the end of his troubles.
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Indeed, since December 13, several reality TV stars installed in Dubai, some of whom are represented by Shauna Events, are officially in the sights of a national task force to fight against financial scams, made up of the Paris prosecutor’s office. , the Financial Markets Authority (AMF) and the General Directorate for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control (DGCCRF), which reports to the Ministry of the Economy.
Reality TV figures set up as “models”
Several files recently handled by Bercy agents have confirmed over the past year the worrying rise in deceptive online commercial practices in the field of financial services, in particular from influencers, renamed “finfluenceurs” (contraction of “finance” and “influencer “). «Social networks and influencers are the new entry point that has appeared in recent years, confirms the AMF. In this way, it is a younger audience, from a more modest background than the traditional target of investment scams that is now affected, particularly in the field of trading.. »
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«Reality TV contestants generally promote cryptocurrencies and highly volatile financial products, where it is very difficult for novices to anticipate fluctuations.», alert the DGCCRF. However, since December 2016, the Sapin 2 law regulates advertising of financial products and prohibits the promotion of these complex products. Especially with young people “Poorly trained”, impressed by reality TV figures erected as “Models” of social advancement and rapid enrichment, which expose their ” success “ in the sun with big blows of luxury cars or flashy watches? The damage is such that the DGCCRF has done “The fight against unfair influencer marketing practices, one of its priority areas of control for 2022”.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, in Uxbridge, England on December 17, 2021. LÉON NEAL/GETTY IMAGES/AFP
Pout
Boris Johnson is all crumpled up, but by what? Installed in a police station in Uxbridge, a town in north-west London, does he think of the security problems raised by the police officers who surround him, the economic difficulties linked to Brexit or rather the serial political scandals caused by his regular sprains to health rules? Judging by the lack of a mask on his face, it seems unlikely that it is the coronavirus and its pangs that are really bothering him.
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Golden helmet
The source of our own troubles is obviously easier to identify. How not to wonder about the meaning of this hair and this color? Besides, is the latter really natural? A few weeks ago, doubts arose when said mane had taken on a curious green tint under fluorescent lighting. Hairdressers know that this kind of phenomenon can appear with chemical colors. This is also why they are picky with the lighting of their living room.
Thé tanique
On the table, placed in front of the Prime Minister, rests a modest mug. A few inches in front of an Uxbridge policewoman, another equally modest mug. The ideal opportunity to recall a striking figure, the result of studies regularly carried out in the United Kingdom. Thus, it is accepted that we drink, every day in the country, nearly 100 million cups of tea. That is to say a fifth of the daily world consumption. Which does a lot for a country of 67 million inhabitants.
Large chessboard
Around the neck of Boris Johnson’s neighbor is what the Anglo-Saxons call a day cravat, or a derivative, more feminine, of the tie. This is covered with a checkerboard pattern that is not trivial. Baptized sillitoe tartan, this was introduced in 1932 on Scottish police uniforms for rapid identification of officers. It was quickly recovered by officers across the United Kingdom and then set off to conquer the world, carried by agents in Australia, Spain, Norway, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Brunei and the United States.
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Safety clip
Note, since we are there, that the day cravat agent in question is not tied. It’s a model clip-on, simply clipped. The same goes for the black tie of the policeman in the background. A stylistic heresy? Yes, but she can explain herself. For security reasons, and in order to deter strangulation attempts, all ties worn by police officers around the world and for several decades have been clip-on. Not stupid.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, in Uxbridge, England on December 17, 2021. LÉON NEAL/GETTY IMAGES/AFP
Pout
Boris Johnson is all crumpled up, but by what? Installed in a police station in Uxbridge, a town in north-west London, does he think of the security problems raised by the police officers who surround him, the economic difficulties linked to Brexit or rather the serial political scandals caused by his regular sprains to health rules? Judging by the lack of a mask on his face, it seems unlikely that it is the coronavirus and its pangs that are really bothering him.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers Boris Johnson’s party too many in the UK
Golden helmet
The source of our own troubles is obviously easier to identify. How not to wonder about the meaning of this hair and this color? Besides, is the latter really natural? A few weeks ago, doubts arose when said mane had taken on a curious green tint under fluorescent lighting. Hairdressers know that this kind of phenomenon can appear with chemical colors. This is also why they are picky with the lighting of their living room.
Thé tanique
On the table, placed in front of the Prime Minister, rests a modest mug. A few inches in front of an Uxbridge policewoman, another equally modest mug. The ideal opportunity to recall a striking figure, the result of studies regularly carried out in the United Kingdom. Thus, it is accepted that we drink, every day in the country, nearly 100 million cups of tea. That is to say a fifth of the daily world consumption. Which does a lot for a country of 67 million inhabitants.
Large chessboard
Around the neck of Boris Johnson’s neighbor is what the Anglo-Saxons call a day cravat, or a derivative, more feminine, of the tie. This is covered with a checkerboard pattern that is not trivial. Baptized sillitoe tartan, this was introduced in 1932 on Scottish police uniforms for rapid identification of officers. It was quickly recovered by officers across the United Kingdom and then set off to conquer the world, carried by agents in Australia, Spain, Norway, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Brunei and the United States.
Read also The tartan stands checkered
Safety clip
Note, since we are there, that the day cravat agent in question is not tied. It’s a model clip-on, simply clipped. The same goes for the black tie of the policeman in the background. A stylistic heresy? Yes, but she can explain herself. For security reasons, and in order to deter strangulation attempts, all ties worn by police officers around the world and for several decades have been clip-on. Not stupid.
Read also Valérie Pécresse exalted in Lille, this may be a detail for you …
Marc Beauge(Magazine)
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It’s lunchtime: homemade sautéed potatoes! The eldest is not happy “It’s not fair, Simon got more!” “We then add a little … It’s Thomas’s turn to exclaim:” Now Simon has more, it’s not fair “! Tired of these discussions, we try to end the debate with the popular saying “We do not look at the neighbor’s plate, that’s enough!” .
You can experience dozens of scenes a day like these. It exhausts us, even pushes us to the limit. And we crack “And then, do you know what? LIFE IS UNFAIR ! So stop making me [email protected]# $!?! »(Yes, sometimes the situation can go nuts !!)? In short, what to do to support our child in the face of this feeling of injustice? How to overcome the “it’s not fair”, or help to transform it?
Leaving our child with his feeling of injustice, is that really the solution?
Let’s put ourselves in our children’s shoes. Imagine that I am a commercial in a company. My manager only ?passes? me on to low potential accounts and forwards all the good prospects to my colleague. Depending on my temperament, I can obviously feel injustice. If I decide to express it, my manager will not necessarily receive the thing very well and will be able to try to justify himself “No, I’m sorry. Your prospects are as likely to be signed as theirs. Simply, your colleague is more experienced in large accounts, and you the small ones. You just need to move more rather than bitch “. Such a rationale will not necessarily help me accept the situation. I feel anger, humiliation. In short, I am in a negative state of mind, I moan and I lock myself in this negative view of the situation: my manager is doing EVERYTHING to put me at a disadvantage!
Our children react in exactly the same way. If one tells us “it’s not fair”, and we brush it aside with the back of the hand, he may have the impression of counting for nothing, of being disadvantaged, or even less loved than the other. He will perhaps feed anger, resentment …
You will tell me that there is a difference in scale between not having the middle place in the car and only recovering bad accounts in your sales job. But ultimately not that much. Because what hurts at the bottom, it is not so much to be on the right in the car or to have such or such customer, but it is indeed the imbalance, the injustice, the feeling of being disadvantaged compared to to others who are problematic. Moreover, it is indeed the expression ” It’s not fair ! Which comes out first!
What to do when our child thinks that ?it’s not fair??
1 / We are not all equal when it comes to the feeling of injustice
Perhaps you have already heard of Lise Bourbeau’s 5 injuries? Sometimes some children are born with a sentiment d?injustice stronger than others. When we are not “made like that”, it can be difficult to understand this reaction, which can seem disproportionate to us. And yet, faced with this feeling, let’s try to accept that he can feel this (just like when faced with the emotion of another adult for that matter). It’s much more constructive than judging him for his feelings.
In my example at work, if when I express my sentiment d?injustice to my manager, he listens, I feel relieved. If he says to me: ?I understand what you mean, I was not aware that you felt wronged. For my part, my intention was rather to (?) ?, even if he does not necessarily change my mind, of 1 / I will have felt understood, and not judged for my feelings, and of 2 / I would have better understood his intention behind this way of doing things, or at least his non-intention to create injustice.
2 / Explain and suggest an alternative
Sometimes taking the time to explain the situation, and trying to find a solution with our child can unblock the problem.
For example, to use the story of the car, if Paul hears his daddy say to him “It’s true that I promised you the middle place, I didn’t know that Jacques’ father was going to put his son there.” I am really sorry. The problem is that now we are not going to relocate everyone. I am in trouble, what could we find as a solution? You will go to the middle on the way back, is that okay? “. Even if we can not do otherwise, our child needs to understand that we did not want him harm, that we understand him and that we are sorry for this injustice that he felt.
I’m going to tell you a story that happened to me this weekend. We were going to see a little cousin to whom we still had not given his Christmas present: a “microwave” for his mini-kitchen. Seeing me do the package, Joy got into all her states: ” It’s not fair that my cousin has a microwave and not me! It’s the same as with Juliette. I wanted a microwave for Christmas, it is not fair that I didn’t have one! “.
That day, I opted for the option I just told you about, which was to first accept her feeling of injustice, so I replied, ?I’m sorry. I didn’t know you wanted a microwave, if we had known we would have given you one for Christmas. Look, if this is really the gift you wanted to have, we can put it on your birthday list, okay? “.
We went to his cousin’s house and gave him the gift. They played it all afternoon, and we never heard from it again. Why ? Because that day it was not so much a microwave that she needed, but not to feel wronged. The simple fact that I told her that I wanted to give her one too was enough for her to no longer feel aggrieved or frustrated. Whereas if I had told her ?You, you already had your Christmas presents? or worse; ? ?It’s not good to be jealous?, she could have felt that her cousin was the ?darling. And that less attention was paid to her. And that would also have reinforced his feeling of jealousy
3 / Equality or equity?
It is true that we sometimes have the impression of being fair (equitable) and that our child may find us unjust because he is “not the same”. So, rather than going up the towers so that our kid stops crying out loud (or asking him to suppress his emotion), let’s try to explain our intention to him.
For example, should we make the same plate of dauphine potatoes for our 17-year-old teenager as for our 4-year-old loulou? In fact, fairness is justice, and equality is similarity …
Another example, it happens to me on a blow of heart to find a small gift for one of the children, without trying at all costs to balance in the moment. Explain that it can be their turn and that we are fair over time, this can be a good basis for the future. “You know, there I found a super pretty hair clip for your sister. Sometimes I’ll think of you when I see a small car? But I’m not going to bring everyone a bar, will I? Can you imagine you and dad with a cute clip in your hair? “
Finally, like us, our children sometimes just need to feel ?considered?.
Moreover, our way of managing equality has a lot to do with the understanding of our children among themselves? So, if you are looking for tips to help make our children a team? (or in any case, avoid seeing the living room to transform into a boxing ring ?), to build a daily life with less jealousy, more sharing and increased complicity, know that we have prepared a Pack “United siblings, to avoid rivalries between brothers and sisters”: a complete (and free) file full of leads and keys so that they get along better from day to day. To receive it for free in your inbox, simply leave us your email below ?.
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It’s lunchtime: homemade sautéed potatoes! The eldest is not happy “It’s not fair, Simon got more!” “We then add a little … It’s Thomas’s turn to exclaim:” Now Simon has more, it’s not fair “! Tired of these discussions, we try to end the debate with the popular saying “We do not look at the neighbor’s plate, that’s enough!” .
You can experience dozens of scenes a day like these. It exhausts us, even pushes us to the limit. And we crack “And then, do you know what? LIFE IS UNFAIR ! So stop making me [email protected]# $!?! »(Yes, sometimes the situation can go nuts !!)? In short, what to do to support our child in the face of this feeling of injustice? How to overcome the “it’s not fair”, or help to transform it?
Leaving our child with his feeling of injustice, is that really the solution?
Let’s put ourselves in our children’s shoes. Imagine that I am a commercial in a company. My manager only ?passes? me on to low potential accounts and forwards all the good prospects to my colleague. Depending on my temperament, I can obviously feel injustice. If I decide to express it, my manager will not necessarily receive the thing very well and will be able to try to justify himself “No, I’m sorry. Your prospects are as likely to be signed as theirs. Simply, your colleague is more experienced in large accounts, and you the small ones. You just need to move more rather than bitch “. Such a rationale will not necessarily help me accept the situation. I feel anger, humiliation. In short, I am in a negative state of mind, I moan and I lock myself in this negative view of the situation: my manager is doing EVERYTHING to put me at a disadvantage!
Our children react in exactly the same way. If one tells us “it’s not fair”, and we brush it aside with the back of the hand, he may have the impression of counting for nothing, of being disadvantaged, or even less loved than the other. He will perhaps feed anger, resentment …
You will tell me that there is a difference in scale between not having the middle place in the car and only recovering bad accounts in your sales job. But ultimately not that much. Because what hurts at the bottom, it is not so much to be on the right in the car or to have such or such customer, but it is indeed the imbalance, the injustice, the feeling of being disadvantaged compared to to others who are problematic. Moreover, it is indeed the expression ” It’s not fair ! Which comes out first!
What to do when our child thinks that ?it’s not fair??
1 / We are not all equal when it comes to the feeling of injustice
Perhaps you have already heard of Lise Bourbeau’s 5 injuries? Sometimes some children are born with a sentiment d?injustice stronger than others. When we are not “made like that”, it can be difficult to understand this reaction, which can seem disproportionate to us. And yet, faced with this feeling, let’s try to accept that he can feel this (just like when faced with the emotion of another adult for that matter). It’s much more constructive than judging him for his feelings.
In my example at work, if when I express my sentiment d?injustice to my manager, he listens, I feel relieved. If he says to me: ?I understand what you mean, I was not aware that you felt wronged. For my part, my intention was rather to (?) ?, even if he does not necessarily change my mind, of 1 / I will have felt understood, and not judged for my feelings, and of 2 / I would have better understood his intention behind this way of doing things, or at least his non-intention to create injustice.
2 / Explain and suggest an alternative
Sometimes taking the time to explain the situation, and trying to find a solution with our child can unblock the problem.
For example, to use the story of the car, if Paul hears his daddy say to him “It’s true that I promised you the middle place, I didn’t know that Jacques’ father was going to put his son there.” I am really sorry. The problem is that now we are not going to relocate everyone. I am in trouble, what could we find as a solution? You will go to the middle on the way back, is that okay? “. Even if we can not do otherwise, our child needs to understand that we did not want him harm, that we understand him and that we are sorry for this injustice that he felt.
I’m going to tell you a story that happened to me this weekend. We were going to see a little cousin to whom we still had not given his Christmas present: a “microwave” for his mini-kitchen. Seeing me do the package, Joy got into all her states: ” It’s not fair that my cousin has a microwave and not me! It’s the same as with Juliette. I wanted a microwave for Christmas, it is not fair that I didn’t have one! “.
That day, I opted for the option I just told you about, which was to first accept her feeling of injustice, so I replied, ?I’m sorry. I didn’t know you wanted a microwave, if we had known we would have given you one for Christmas. Look, if this is really the gift you wanted to have, we can put it on your birthday list, okay? “.
We went to his cousin’s house and gave him the gift. They played it all afternoon, and we never heard from it again. Why ? Because that day it was not so much a microwave that she needed, but not to feel wronged. The simple fact that I told her that I wanted to give her one too was enough for her to no longer feel aggrieved or frustrated. Whereas if I had told her ?You, you already had your Christmas presents? or worse; ? ?It’s not good to be jealous?, she could have felt that her cousin was the ?darling. And that less attention was paid to her. And that would also have reinforced his feeling of jealousy
3 / Equality or equity?
It is true that we sometimes have the impression of being fair (equitable) and that our child may find us unjust because he is “not the same”. So, rather than going up the towers so that our kid stops crying out loud (or asking him to suppress his emotion), let’s try to explain our intention to him.
For example, should we make the same plate of dauphine potatoes for our 17-year-old teenager as for our 4-year-old loulou? In fact, fairness is justice, and equality is similarity …
Another example, it happens to me on a blow of heart to find a small gift for one of the children, without trying at all costs to balance in the moment. Explain that it can be their turn and that we are fair over time, this can be a good basis for the future. “You know, there I found a super pretty hair clip for your sister. Sometimes I’ll think of you when I see a small car? But I’m not going to bring everyone a bar, will I? Can you imagine you and dad with a cute clip in your hair? “
Finally, like us, our children sometimes just need to feel ?considered?.
Moreover, our way of managing equality has a lot to do with the understanding of our children among themselves? So, if you are looking for tips to help make our children a team? (or in any case, avoid seeing the living room to transform into a boxing ring ?), to build a daily life with less jealousy, more sharing and increased complicity, know that we have prepared a Pack “United siblings, to avoid rivalries between brothers and sisters”: a complete (and free) file full of leads and keys so that they get along better from day to day. To receive it for free in your inbox, simply leave us your email below ?.
We wish to give thanks to the writer of this article for this awesome web content
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1640531381;}i:8;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:39:"Annual review: Our 2021 ? family4travel";s:4:"link";s:69:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/magazine/annual-review-our-2021-family4travel/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"Pauline Moonlky";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Sun, 26 Dec 2021 09:08:14 +0000";s:8:"category";s:33:"Magazineannualfamily4travelREVIEW";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://fuzzyskunk.com/?p=13676";s:11:"description";s:520:"Traditions live on until they no longer serve a purpose. That is why there will be a review of the year again in 2021. Because looking at and reflecting on what has been has a somehow wholesome aspect for me every time. Take a deep breath, look back, nod and then move on. As always, ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:22825:"
Traditions live on until they no longer serve a purpose. That is why there will be a review of the year again in 2021. Because looking at and reflecting on what has been has a somehow wholesome aspect for me every time. Take a deep breath, look back, nod and then move on. As always, I am happy when you come with me.
Our trips in 2021
In fact, as a family, we have headed for more destinations than in some pre-Corona years. I owe this to two central projects: our Baltic Sea travel guide and #cities4family.
Up and down the Baltic Sea coast of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
In 2017 the family travel guide was published, which I wrote together with Stefanie Holtkamp: Baltic coast of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania with children: 55 hiking and discovery tours between Wismar, Rügen and Usedom. * Countless little things have changed in our detailed tour descriptions since then. It’s time for a new edition. In return, Stefanie will relieve me of this task in distant Ireland, so I have taken on the follow-up research on all 55 hiking and discovery tours in MV. So we did a lot, a lot of hiking on the Baltic coast this year.
Although our tours are designed for families with children and are usually well under ten kilometers, we walked almost one hundred kilometers during our research week over Easter. (Franka, of course, not quite – but she was always a good part of the walk too.)
This has only had a very limited impact on the blog. I have already published a lot about my Baltic Sea home area around Bad Doberan. This year there was a contribution about the magnificent Marlow bird park near Ribnitz-Damgarten. And my ?hiking fairy tale? about the Klützer Winkel made it into the blog: The hiking fairy tale of the Lenorenwald. I also wrote about our experiences during the Easter holidays on a meta level: Baltic Sea holidays in lockdown.
Just me and nobody else far and wide: the beach in Graal-Müritz.
I have a really nice blog series about the peninsula Fischland-Darß-Zingst did:
Fischland-Darß-Zingst is one of my favorite regions on the German Baltic coast.
We have ten days open in summer Usedom spent. We were completely up for the autumn break Rügen On the way. Who only reads the blog and not us Instagram follows, didn’t notice anything. The second major project was too present:
#cities4family
My cooperation with about cities dominated blogging throughout the second half of the year. I don’t need to say many words about it. 18 short trips to cities in Lower Saxony (and Bremerhaven) we did. I also wrote about each of them here in the blog. In some cities the program was so extensive that I even wrote a second article. (So ??far, those about our canoe tour on the Ems in Lingen, the phaeno in Wolfsburg and the Sababurg zoo near Hann. Münden have been published.) This article provides an overview of all city trips, including links: #cities4family – City trips with children in Lower Saxony.
The 5 of us in Stade – for me one of the most beautiful cities that we got to know in 2021.
Blog promotions 2021
With the appropriate experience and a little creativity, as a travel blogger it is not absolutely necessary to travel. Of course you should know what you are writing about. In principle, however, it is not difficult for me to fill the blog even in times of pandemic. The number of readers has more or less reached the pre-Corona level again. (I can’t really say that. My statistics on Google Analytics show me a little less. But this is mainly due to the fact that all those who only allow the essential ones in the mandatory cookie query are no longer counted The last time I looked at the percentage distribution, it was about a third of my readership that objected to the setting of the necessary cookies.)
Back to the topic: In 2021 I launched a few campaigns here on the blog that I had a lot of fun with.
Hiking in Schaumburg
Under the hashtag #Hiking inSchaumburg At the beginning of the year I added my collected expertise on the local hiking trails. What was supposed to be just a list of nice walks in the Schaumburg district and around, grew under my fingers into a seven-part series. In addition to the main item, there are now local offshoots for Bückeburg, Bad Eilsen, Obernkirchen, Rinteln, Stadthagen and Bad Nenndorf.
I started my series at the beginning of the year. Actually, I would have to spruce up the series again and expand it further …
Roundups
Roundups – i.e. joint efforts by various travel bloggers – were also booming in the second pandemic year with limited travel options. I also gained experience with this type of post last year (passively in many, many other blogs, but also actively as a host for the roundup “Green breaks directly on the Autobahn”).
In 2021 I initiated two large roundups.
The mega-contribution on the subject of moors went online in January: The most beautiful paths through the moors – 19 tips for all of Germany. Coordinating that and getting it under one roof was a tough job, but I really enjoyed it.
That was really a nice action!
So I followed suit with the second round-up in March – also to finally be able to write about my beloved Scotland again: Castles in Scotland – these 17 travel bloggers recommend. Although the result is almost as extensive, the work here was a little easier. (This is mainly because seven of the 17 tips came from me.)
Then the wanderlust grabs me again … Actually we wanted to finally go back to Scotland for the coming Easter holidays.
I have also contributed to various roundups in other blogs. Now, while browsing through my e-mails and looking for the links, I realize how awesome they really were – only in the first half of the year.
Blog parades
Roundups have overtaken the good old blog parade a bit. A short post is simply written together faster than a post in your own blog. I still like the format. Unfortunately there are hardly any left. (Spoiler: In 2022 I finally want to initiate one again myself.) After all, I took part in two this year.
Right at the beginning of the year I answered the call from Blown away: Wanderlust 2021: When the hope is based on corona-compliant city trips to Lower Saxony.
And I participated in the interdisciplinary “collection of articles” on the business blog start:talking: The old question: does blogging still have a future?
Central question that I will investigate in my article.
And something else …
We did a few nice things that I blogged about. So we are in April virtually to London traveled: Corona-compliant short trip with Blue Badge Guide Julia.
And here around the corner we have our very first Outdoor-Escape-Tour Completed: Escape room for outside – the “dragon test” in Bückeburg. We were also on Steinhuder Meer: Excursion destination moor in Mardorf and Winzlar.
I also made a few nice new discoveries: Escape books for adults aged 12 and over.
The detours usually lead over narrow wooden plank paths over several steps. It is not barrier-free, but it is wonderfully adventurous for children.
2022: future prospects
I recently commented in detail on the current situation for me as a blogger: What was, is and will be. There is little news on this front, by the way. I have a carrot in front of my nose. It smells very tasty. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to bite down until now. But I keep following her …
Thu or so it will be a little quieter here in the blog. But not yet. And maybe not at all. Let’s see. It is quite possible that I love blogging too much, even with a permanent part-time job, to be able to let several weeks go by without a new post. For now, I just enjoy running a hobby blog again that doesn’t care about numbers or cooperation requests.
thank you
Actually I wanted to start a thank you aria now. But it is so extensive that I am putting it off to the beginning of next year. So the annual review remains a rather sober cash drop this time.
So there is nothing left for me to do but wish you a happy New Year (I hope you had a Merry Christmas). Enjoy your time with your loved ones! Enjoy every single day!
We would love to thank the writer of this short article for this outstanding material
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Traditions live on until they no longer serve a purpose. That is why there will be a review of the year again in 2021. Because looking at and reflecting on what has been has a somehow wholesome aspect for me every time. Take a deep breath, look back, nod and then move on. As always, I am happy when you come with me.
Our trips in 2021
In fact, as a family, we have headed for more destinations than in some pre-Corona years. I owe this to two central projects: our Baltic Sea travel guide and #cities4family.
Up and down the Baltic Sea coast of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
In 2017 the family travel guide was published, which I wrote together with Stefanie Holtkamp: Baltic coast of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania with children: 55 hiking and discovery tours between Wismar, Rügen and Usedom. * Countless little things have changed in our detailed tour descriptions since then. It’s time for a new edition. In return, Stefanie will relieve me of this task in distant Ireland, so I have taken on the follow-up research on all 55 hiking and discovery tours in MV. So we did a lot, a lot of hiking on the Baltic coast this year.
Although our tours are designed for families with children and are usually well under ten kilometers, we walked almost one hundred kilometers during our research week over Easter. (Franka, of course, not quite – but she was always a good part of the walk too.)
This has only had a very limited impact on the blog. I have already published a lot about my Baltic Sea home area around Bad Doberan. This year there was a contribution about the magnificent Marlow bird park near Ribnitz-Damgarten. And my ?hiking fairy tale? about the Klützer Winkel made it into the blog: The hiking fairy tale of the Lenorenwald. I also wrote about our experiences during the Easter holidays on a meta level: Baltic Sea holidays in lockdown.
Just me and nobody else far and wide: the beach in Graal-Müritz.
I have a really nice blog series about the peninsula Fischland-Darß-Zingst did:
Fischland-Darß-Zingst is one of my favorite regions on the German Baltic coast.
We have ten days open in summer Usedom spent. We were completely up for the autumn break Rügen On the way. Who only reads the blog and not us Instagram follows, didn’t notice anything. The second major project was too present:
#cities4family
My cooperation with about cities dominated blogging throughout the second half of the year. I don’t need to say many words about it. 18 short trips to cities in Lower Saxony (and Bremerhaven) we did. I also wrote about each of them here in the blog. In some cities the program was so extensive that I even wrote a second article. (So ??far, those about our canoe tour on the Ems in Lingen, the phaeno in Wolfsburg and the Sababurg zoo near Hann. Münden have been published.) This article provides an overview of all city trips, including links: #cities4family – City trips with children in Lower Saxony.
The 5 of us in Stade – for me one of the most beautiful cities that we got to know in 2021.
Blog promotions 2021
With the appropriate experience and a little creativity, as a travel blogger it is not absolutely necessary to travel. Of course you should know what you are writing about. In principle, however, it is not difficult for me to fill the blog even in times of pandemic. The number of readers has more or less reached the pre-Corona level again. (I can’t really say that. My statistics on Google Analytics show me a little less. But this is mainly due to the fact that all those who only allow the essential ones in the mandatory cookie query are no longer counted The last time I looked at the percentage distribution, it was about a third of my readership that objected to the setting of the necessary cookies.)
Back to the topic: In 2021 I launched a few campaigns here on the blog that I had a lot of fun with.
Hiking in Schaumburg
Under the hashtag #Hiking inSchaumburg At the beginning of the year I added my collected expertise on the local hiking trails. What was supposed to be just a list of nice walks in the Schaumburg district and around, grew under my fingers into a seven-part series. In addition to the main item, there are now local offshoots for Bückeburg, Bad Eilsen, Obernkirchen, Rinteln, Stadthagen and Bad Nenndorf.
I started my series at the beginning of the year. Actually, I would have to spruce up the series again and expand it further …
Roundups
Roundups – i.e. joint efforts by various travel bloggers – were also booming in the second pandemic year with limited travel options. I also gained experience with this type of post last year (passively in many, many other blogs, but also actively as a host for the roundup “Green breaks directly on the Autobahn”).
In 2021 I initiated two large roundups.
The mega-contribution on the subject of moors went online in January: The most beautiful paths through the moors – 19 tips for all of Germany. Coordinating that and getting it under one roof was a tough job, but I really enjoyed it.
That was really a nice action!
So I followed suit with the second round-up in March – also to finally be able to write about my beloved Scotland again: Castles in Scotland – these 17 travel bloggers recommend. Although the result is almost as extensive, the work here was a little easier. (This is mainly because seven of the 17 tips came from me.)
Then the wanderlust grabs me again … Actually we wanted to finally go back to Scotland for the coming Easter holidays.
I have also contributed to various roundups in other blogs. Now, while browsing through my e-mails and looking for the links, I realize how awesome they really were – only in the first half of the year.
Blog parades
Roundups have overtaken the good old blog parade a bit. A short post is simply written together faster than a post in your own blog. I still like the format. Unfortunately there are hardly any left. (Spoiler: In 2022 I finally want to initiate one again myself.) After all, I took part in two this year.
Right at the beginning of the year I answered the call from Blown away: Wanderlust 2021: When the hope is based on corona-compliant city trips to Lower Saxony.
And I participated in the interdisciplinary “collection of articles” on the business blog start:talking: The old question: does blogging still have a future?
Central question that I will investigate in my article.
And something else …
We did a few nice things that I blogged about. So we are in April virtually to London traveled: Corona-compliant short trip with Blue Badge Guide Julia.
And here around the corner we have our very first Outdoor-Escape-Tour Completed: Escape room for outside – the “dragon test” in Bückeburg. We were also on Steinhuder Meer: Excursion destination moor in Mardorf and Winzlar.
I also made a few nice new discoveries: Escape books for adults aged 12 and over.
The detours usually lead over narrow wooden plank paths over several steps. It is not barrier-free, but it is wonderfully adventurous for children.
2022: future prospects
I recently commented in detail on the current situation for me as a blogger: What was, is and will be. There is little news on this front, by the way. I have a carrot in front of my nose. It smells very tasty. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to bite down until now. But I keep following her …
Thu or so it will be a little quieter here in the blog. But not yet. And maybe not at all. Let’s see. It is quite possible that I love blogging too much, even with a permanent part-time job, to be able to let several weeks go by without a new post. For now, I just enjoy running a hobby blog again that doesn’t care about numbers or cooperation requests.
thank you
Actually I wanted to start a thank you aria now. But it is so extensive that I am putting it off to the beginning of next year. So the annual review remains a rather sober cash drop this time.
So there is nothing left for me to do but wish you a happy New Year (I hope you had a Merry Christmas). Enjoy your time with your loved ones! Enjoy every single day!
We would love to thank the writer of this short article for this outstanding material
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The issue of violence in politics prompted Kim Leadbeater to take over from her sister, Jo Cox. Here in May 2021. RICHARD SAKER/GUARDIAN/EYEVINE/BUREAU233
” How are you ? Follow me, this place is a real labyrinth, I’m still getting lost! “ The Labor MP Kim Leadbeater welcomes without ceremony in the corridors of the Palace of Westminster, ecstasies on the millenary framework of Westminster Hall, points out with greed the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft, one of the multiple gems of the British Parliament.
Elected barely six months ago in the constituency of Batley and Spen (in the north of England), in a by-election prompted by the departure of another Labor, Tracy Brabin (now mayor of the West Yorkshire), it is still in the discovery phase. “I am living a new chapter in my life, strange and incredible”, slips the chosen one.
Long blond hair, with a sympathetic approach, Kim Leadbeater is a ball of energy. But much more: at 45, this former physical education teacher is a symbol of resilience. She is the sister of Jo Cox, the Labor MP murdered in the middle of the street in Batley on June 16, 2016, by a white supremacist, on her way to her parliamentary office.
Also read our survey:Article reserved for our subscribers Days of Hate in the UK
Kim Leadbeater was elected under the same Labor colors and in the same constituency as her sister, two years her senior. ?If Jo hadn’t been murdered, I wouldn’t be here today. I’ve always been interested in politics, but I never thought of making it my career. Jo and I looked very similar, we both wanted to help people. I first did it through education. ”
“It’s ridiculous, there is no question of it! “
The two sisters, of modest origin (father worker in a cosmetics factory, mother secretary in a school) are from this corner of Yorkshire. Jo, reputed to be more introverted and a brilliant student, joined the University of Cambridge, got a taste of politics very quickly, going through the posts of parliamentary assistant, then embraced a career in humanitarian aid (for Oxfam and Save the Children), multiplying international experiences. Elected as a Member of Parliament in 2015, she is a passionate lawyer for the European Union during the Brexit referendum campaign – and is killed a week before the poll, her disappearance creating intense emotion in the United Kingdom, in a highly charged political atmosphere.
Also read: Jo Cox’s ultimate pro-European plea
Kim Leadbeater had chosen to stay in Yorkshire, close to their parents, and set up his fitness company. Jo’s death is a blast for this close-knit family: Kim gets involved with her parents in the Jo Cox Foundation, in order to bring the memory of the MP to life (through local and national campaigns against hatred or loneliness) . Taking over the political torch from her big sister was not an easy decision – she wasn’t even a Labor activist before joining the ranks in May when relatives of Jo Cox suggested she take the plunge.
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The issue of violence in politics prompted Kim Leadbeater to take over from her sister, Jo Cox. Here in May 2021. RICHARD SAKER/GUARDIAN/EYEVINE/BUREAU233
” How are you ? Follow me, this place is a real labyrinth, I’m still getting lost! “ The Labor MP Kim Leadbeater welcomes without ceremony in the corridors of the Palace of Westminster, ecstasies on the millenary framework of Westminster Hall, points out with greed the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft, one of the multiple gems of the British Parliament.
Elected barely six months ago in the constituency of Batley and Spen (in the north of England), in a by-election prompted by the departure of another Labor, Tracy Brabin (now mayor of the West Yorkshire), it is still in the discovery phase. “I am living a new chapter in my life, strange and incredible”, slips the chosen one.
Long blond hair, with a sympathetic approach, Kim Leadbeater is a ball of energy. But much more: at 45, this former physical education teacher is a symbol of resilience. She is the sister of Jo Cox, the Labor MP murdered in the middle of the street in Batley on June 16, 2016, by a white supremacist, on her way to her parliamentary office.
Also read our survey:Article reserved for our subscribers Days of Hate in the UK
Kim Leadbeater was elected under the same Labor colors and in the same constituency as her sister, two years her senior. ?If Jo hadn’t been murdered, I wouldn’t be here today. I’ve always been interested in politics, but I never thought of making it my career. Jo and I looked very similar, we both wanted to help people. I first did it through education. ”
“It’s ridiculous, there is no question of it! “
The two sisters, of modest origin (father worker in a cosmetics factory, mother secretary in a school) are from this corner of Yorkshire. Jo, reputed to be more introverted and a brilliant student, joined the University of Cambridge, got a taste of politics very quickly, going through the posts of parliamentary assistant, then embraced a career in humanitarian aid (for Oxfam and Save the Children), multiplying international experiences. Elected as a Member of Parliament in 2015, she is a passionate lawyer for the European Union during the Brexit referendum campaign – and is killed a week before the poll, her disappearance creating intense emotion in the United Kingdom, in a highly charged political atmosphere.
Also read: Jo Cox’s ultimate pro-European plea
Kim Leadbeater had chosen to stay in Yorkshire, close to their parents, and set up his fitness company. Jo’s death is a blast for this close-knit family: Kim gets involved with her parents in the Jo Cox Foundation, in order to bring the memory of the MP to life (through local and national campaigns against hatred or loneliness) . Taking over the political torch from her big sister was not an easy decision – she wasn’t even a Labor activist before joining the ranks in May when relatives of Jo Cox suggested she take the plunge.
You have 51.17% of this article to read. The rest is for subscribers only.
We want to thank the author of this article for this amazing content
