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I can’t express the feeling here. 🥳 But it was an excellent experience. Yesterday, I celebrated Holi with my family. First, they played with their friends. They enjoyed it a lot. After they have finished playing with their friends, it’s time to play with family. Celebrating festivals with your family creates a bond within them. Every family should celebrate festivals together. Here are few lessons. - Be a child when playing with children. Don’t be adamant. Enjoy like children, and you will see lots of anxiety and stress will go away. - When you enjoy with family, the love and trust between them increases. - Enjoying together and laughing with family is the best time of your life. The memories we make tend to last longer. - Creating moments like this will have an enormous impact on your children. They will learn to do the same with their children. - Never prioritize your work over the family, especially at festivals and celebrations. Children will remember it for a longer time. - You will feel much happier and less stressed from inside. So, create moments with your family. These are precious moments that will never come back again. What do you think?

🎆Happy Fourth of July! 🎆 As we celebrate today's festivities with extravagant firework shows, concerts, and other forms of noise exposure, it is most important to protect your hearing from loud noises that can ultimately damage your hearing. Below are 3 tips on how you can protect your hearing: 🎇 Maintain a safe distance from fireworks- Stand at least 500 ft away. 👂 Use hearing protection such as custom earplugs/earmuffs. ✅ Know your limits- Remove yourself from loud environments if you feel overwhelmed by noises or experience ringing in your ears. Have a safe and fun Fourth of July!

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In the 70s, 80s, and 90s, Door Supervisors were essential to maintaining order and security in public venues. They were respected and appreciated for their vital role in ensuring the safety of patrons and the smooth running of establishments such as nightclubs, bars, and concerts. However, in 2000-2024 the perception of Door Supervisors has changed and has been lost. As we move forward, it's important to recognise the value of Door Supervisors as a necessary part of the nightlife scene. Their presence instills a sense of security and allows people to freely enjoy their social experiences. We must respect their contribution in upholding order and ensuring the overall well-being of everyone present. How can we work towards restoring the public's trust and appreciation for Door Supervisors?

Sharing your wins with the people who helped you get there is huge. Networking is your best form of marketing. When done with humility and grace, you will attract amazing people into your life. Stage 32 (stage32.com) Karen "Kay" Ross #networking #entertainment #allies #entertainment

Boot Windows into Safe Mode or the Windows Recovery Environment. ⁠Navigate to the C:\Windows\System32\drivers\CrowdStrike directory. ⁠Locate the file matching C-00000291*.sys, and delete it. ⁠Boot the host normally.

When your security officers don’t consider customer service to be one of their roles, you’re risking your organisation’s reputation. When they do, is it saving your organisation money on PR & Marketing….? Toro Solutions have assisted a number of large organisations in assisting to upskill their security teams, or audit contracted security providers. Speak to Liv or Mike.

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I took a whirlwind trip to NYC to see my daughter at the Manhattan School of Music and to attend the Williamstown Theatre Festival Gala. Between those two things, I had free time. Free. Time. Time. Walking without rushing, planning without considering, or even enjoying without thinking is counterintuitive. And yet, here I am being very not-industrious, and I believe I am doing something. I am honoring my parasympathetic nervous system, gently blocking out the central nervous system's instinct for incessant flight or fight responses. I am laughing at pigeons, cooing at dogs, and admiring the shapes, paces, and chemistry of the strangers moving around me. In this lower-stakes slice of time, I am recklessly allowing my joy to brim over. Ironically, on my way here, I was very emotional—part of the paradox of raising and loving kids is feeling whole while forever missing a part of you. Back to the idea of industriousness, allow yourself to deconstruct your idea of it, consider that idleness can be a good thing. It's neither feasible nor effective to constantly be on. My challenge to you: Make time to not do. Do this not doing for long enough that you stop thinking about what you would normally be doing. Continue until you feel something different bubble up. Stay strong. Seal it in. When you go back to what you always do, I guarantee there will be a shift. Second challenge: Pass it on.