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This year we planted four strawberries on our balcony and they are delicious.

Taking the Obama steps.

Abraham Maslow hierarchy of needs rewrite – Drive in 10 minutes.

I am doing some crazy daily fast skating sessions on nearby ring this week. Technical and shape improvement. Just to be better prepared for some marathon later this year.

Few days ago I peeked inside of yet another urgent and necessary realestate investition in town, stadium Stožice. Fine … city population can double now.

This Saturday the City of Ljubljana held the 54th ‘Pot ob žici’, a walk around Ljubljana on the path that runs along the course of the barb wire fence which surrounded Ljubljana during World War II, when the Italian and later German occupying forces tried to prevent contacts between the city and its hinterland. The barb wire fence was guarded by around 1,300 soldiers and 400 policemen, who checked the identity papers of those travelling to and from the city. Attended.

Yesterday I attend cool and interesting lecture from world famous Danish family therapist and writer, Jesper Juul, author of a best selling book Your Competent Child. Worth to spend time.

We made a hike to Slavnik (1018m) last week. It was a sunny day with some wind on the top. Even our dog managed to get on.

During last week we made some short trip around Kärnten. Despite nice and sunny weather there were not many tourists in Wörthersee, Klopeinersee and Klagenfurt. Icecream on prime location is cheaper than in Ljubljana. I also successfully test my new skating gear.

The Law, Ethics and Photography

Around one hundred photos drain energy out of me in less than two hours. Most of the work have been the subject of intense controversy or legal proceedings. Shocking, disturbing, amazing, border less, Pulitzer price, censorship, law and justice.

Worth to spend a Saturday afternoon in Vienna Kunst Haus today.

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Yesterday I had great opportunity to hear a lecture from world known Zen Buddhist roshi, anthropologist, ecologist, civil rights activist, hospice caregiver and the author of several books on Buddhism and spirituality. I see her as a person with great positive energy which is definitly required within her work. I just want to expose her clear attitude to euthanasy, one of the core issues in supporting dying people. She said: “Euthanasy is a deep personal matter” … which is in western society controlled by law turned away from people into benefit of pharmaceutical industry. It should be accepted in fatal disease but unfortunately is criminalized. I strongly agree on this.

This week I had opportunity to hear lectures about latest trends and discovery in neuroscience – multiple complex, schizophrenia, autism, Parkinson, … Nice to get an update in this field.

Hanging out with a friend in one of local spa resort.

Eating first lunch after fasting. Amazing experience, time to deal with self and emotions regarding food. Unbelievable how much time is devoted to food. Repeating “body restart session” in the autumn.

• Fear: Fear is an emotion that can be used in a wide variety of marketing messages. Insurance companies often appeal to the emotion of fear with messages like “Don’t get caught with too little insurance.”
• Guilt: Consumers are easily affected by messages that trigger emotions of guilt. Nonprofit organizations use the guilt trigger effectively in copy such as “Don’t let them suffer anymore.”

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