Friday, December 25, 2009

Brazilian Wax In Planetsuzy

"to maximize your skills and talents?

One of the factors that people do not succeed in their lives is because not clear where they want to go. Are driven by the inertia of their lives without a fixed course, without a goal to fight and get your best talents and abilities. The weight of your limiting beliefs and their deepest fears in a low self-esteem that prevents the development and implementation of these positive qualities. Do you know any person who has been burned for years in their work with fear and leap until it has been in an extreme situation or been fired has not begun to develop their talents asleep or awake? I know several cases and coach since I've seen many more.

Everyone without exception has some talent and skill, in fact you probably have several. Many of these skills are innate and others begin to develop during childhood and are refined throughout the life of the person, being in many cases together with our most important values.

Discover and enhance these talents, it is essential to your self-esteem, security in yourself and above all be more clear where want to address. Are you good at something ... Why not use it for your own benefit? Why not dedicate yourself to what you really passionate about and you are good?

The first step is knowing what you really like, you love, it costs you to do, doing what things you feel safe ... Another way to find out what is to ask family and friends what virtues are to excel in you. They will be able to give a fairly accurate guide on those talents you have within you and that you will hardly recognizes. Once identified it is much easier to become aware of them and begin to live them.

During the process of coaching, the coach spends a or more sessions to discover and develop the abilities and talents of the individual.

David Gomez
Personal and Professional Coach Breathing

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Velba Hardcore Ever Do

REPORTED BY THE MURDER OF WALTER, ACTIVIST IN HONDURAS




Activists from across the Latin American and Caribbean region, among whom are l * s Institute participants "Strategies against religious fundamentalism" held in Brazil in 2008, we received with deep sadness, anger and helplessness of the assassination of our colleague Walter Trochez, human rights defender and activist for LGBTI people at the hands of the coup regime installed force in Honduras since 28 June.

condemn such actions, condemn both bloodshed and demand justice, as well as non-recognition of the elections held on November 29 before a "theater" and ward democratic coup.


The December 13, 2009, unknown persons fired from a moving car against Walter Trochez, 27-year-old gay activist for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) , who died later at a hospital in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

His is one of 17 known murders committed against individuals LGBT people in Honduras since the civil-military coup that overthrew the democratically elected government on 28 June 2009.

Before his assassination, Walter faced abuse by his political activism and human rights and sexual orientation. On July 20, 2009, was detained by authorities for participating in a peaceful sit in Congress. During his detention he was severely beaten and humiliated because of their sexual orientation.

On December 4, was abducted and beaten by four masked men who intercepted him in an unmarked gray van, which according to other activists belonging to suspect unit of the police investigation (DNIC). He was able to escape and report the matter before his assassination.

* s We are deeply saddened by the death of Walter Trochez, we send our condolences to his family, friends, friends and all the brave people who defend human rights in Honduras and we urge all individuals, activists, feminists, miembrxs resistance, etc., to commit ourselves to safeguarding the democratic order for all the comrades and a recognition that Comrade Walter was killed to defend him.


December 15, 2009 We signed

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Clayvert Alcon Saavedra (Bolivia GLBTs Collective Federation GLBT La Paz) Bolivia Michel Riquelme Norambuena (Transgender Organization for Dignity of Diversity (OTD) Rancagua, Chile and Lesbian Collective Trans "Paila Marina" (Chile ) Franco Aníbal Fuica Fuica Coordinator for Sexual Diversity University of Osorno. CUDSO (Chile) Galilee Bracho (Monroy de León) OTRANS Reynas Trans-Organization of the Night (Guatemala) Olenka Marin Benitez, Red Trans Loreto (Peru) Flavia Cordoba antidiscrimination's Liberation Movement (Argentina) Shirley Valverde Quiñones, Transgender Project House Trans- (Ecuador) Dowithilla Battaring, Gestures - Oxumaré Group (Brazil) Marlene Vivas, Asociación Intermunicipal AMGLIM Gay and Lesbian Movement (Nicaragua) Karla Rebeca Bermudez Ulloa, Autonomous Women's Movement (Nicaragua) Jesus Eduardo Juarez Villafuerte, Movimiento Manuela Ramos (Peru) Horacio Pricolo Lujan, DIVERSEXU-"The Truth makes you free" (Uruguay) Yonatan Matheus, Diversa Venezuela CA (Venezuela) Pablino Caballero Aguilera, Beat Foundation (Paraguay) Ariane Celestino Meireles, Liga Brasileira das lesbians (Brazil) Mercedes Cruz Juana Diaz, Lesbian Independent Socialist feminists - LIFS (Peru) Ana Francis Lopez Bayghen Patino Queens Cabaret Theatre Chulas ac (Mexico) Rilian Mejía Lima, ADESPROC FREEDOM (Bolivia) Ruth Villalta, LGBT Rainbow Association of Honduras (Honduras) Tatiana Paola Hernández Nieto, love, Women's Association Women Aman (Colombia) Ana Lucia Ramirez, Women on the edge (Colombia) Catherine Serpas Jennifer Argueta, National Association of Positive People New Life ANP + VN (El Salvador) Marcia Ugarte Barquero, Collective for a Free Choice (Costa Rica) Cristian King, Trans Amigas (Transsen) (Dominican Rep. ) Maria Mena Alejandra Esquivel, Male and Female. Lesbian Community (Costa Rica) Marlene Wayar, Future transgendered, (Argentina) Rosa M Posa Guinea IGLHRC (Paraguay) Marcelo Ferreyra IGLHRC (Argentina) Fernando Delio IGLHRC (Argentina), Luiz Carlos Gomes de Sá, Catholic Pelo Direito de Decide (Brazil) Marco Antonio Huaco Palomino Lorena Espinoza, Women and Health Collective (Dominican Rep.) John Mark Vaggione Valéria Busin Melki, Catholic Pelo Direito de Decide (Brazil) Campaign for the American Convention on Sexual and Reproductive Rights Centre for Peruvian Women Flora Tristan Women tangled LBTI (Colombia) Women on the Verge (Colombia) Queer Theatre supporters (Colombia) Collective sorry Miscellaneous (Colombia) Marcela Sanchez Buitrago, Colombia Diversa Madonna and Divas (Colombia) Lino Arturo Castro, Network Foundation United Youth Guachupita (FURJUG) (Dominican Rep.) Civil Association Blue Angel (transvestites, transgender and transsexual) (Peru) ILGA - LAC Transrevolucionando genera (Colombia)


POS THANKS TO ADHERE TO ITS SIGNATURE AND PROMOTE THEIR NETWORKS