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My Vocal Media "Editorial Calendar"
My first few days on Vocal Media were euphorically frenetic. Incredibly excited after making my decision to finally DO THIS!, I poured out three posts in three days and basically couldnβt stop myself from spending all day writing. Also, my mind was simply bursting with more post ideas, which I wrote down in an unorganized fashion on a notepad and multiple random pieces of paper.
By Maureen Y. Palmer3 years ago in Journal
Why Data Is Important For Leaders In Choosing Wellness Programs
If Leaders are to succeed in the future, they will need to cultivate their teams and set them up to succeed. The track record around accomplishing this has been... terrible.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Leaving Pakistan Behind. Content Warning.
The Decision The accountant's name is Adeel. He is 35 years old and has been working as an accountant at a small firm in Islamabad for the past 10 years. He is married to Sarah, and they have two young children, a 6-year-old son named Zain and a 4-year-old daughter named Zara.
By CruseBurke13 years ago in Journal
Understanding the Impact of Negativity and Racism on Humanity. Content Warning.
In recent years, the United Kingdom has witnessed a concerning trend within its media landscape β a growing prevalence of negativity. While journalism has always been about holding a mirror to society and addressing critical issues, an excessive focus on negativity can have detrimental consequences. This article delves into the repercussions of this trend, its origins, and potential solutions.
By Carmen Galloway3 years ago in Journal
A DAY IN THE LIFE
Hi everyone, before i get into anything it is only common courtesy that I introduce myself. My name is Sylvia, I'm nineteen years old, an undergraduate studying Public Health (in my third year currently) and well as you probably already know...a Nigerian. I have to say, this is my first time in years deciding to share my story anywhere else besides my diary, I am not really the outspoken one in my family so it's understandable that i only keep to myself right? Anyways, I am very passionate about writing but unfortunately not very good at it so pardon me if I make some mistakes, for a very long time I always dreamed of being a famous author, my favorite genres to write on then was romance and adventure and I very well almost always mixed the two together, I preferred putting my stories into comic form and so my first "book" was titled 'Island Bliss' and it was just basically about this girl and this guy in the same school, they were attacked by high school shooters during prom and the girl's boyfriend was shot, she was devastated and hesitant to leave him but she did and fled to a nearby dock, she jumped on a boat out of panic and the guy I spoke about earlier got in with her. When it felt safe they decided to row back but they got caught up in a storm and well was washed ashore a deserted strange island. I would love to go on and on about the story but i already feel like I'm boring you all so I will skip ahead.
By Sylvia Nnuekwe3 years ago in Journal
Jeremy Seidman Talks About The Benefits of Running A Remote Business
Remote working has been on the rise since the pandemic started and has continued to be a trend in the business community. People were stuck in their homes working and or off work and had trouble transitioning back into their job environments. Remote businesses were able to skyrocket as everyone was looking for stay-at-home jobs. Yes, there are some challenges to running a remote business, but also some great benefits. Jeremy Seidman will discuss some of the benefits of running a remote business.
By Jeremy Seidman3 years ago in Journal
Unveiling the Heart and Soul of Morocco's Rich Historical Tapestry π²π¦
Hey there, fellow history enthusiasts and adventurous souls! π Welcome to a journey like no other, where the whispers of centuries past still echo through time. Morocco, a land where every corner is a piece of history, is ready to share its heart and soul with you. If you're ready to dive deep into the magic of MOROCCAN HISTORICAL wonder, fasten your seatbelts because this is going to be an emotional rollercoaster! π’ A Land of Dreams and Contrasts ποΈ Let's start with a pinch of awe, shall we? Morocco's landscapes are like dreams brought to life. To the north, the mighty Atlas Mountains reach for the heavens, their snow-capped peaks a sight to behold. Venture south, and you'll find yourself in the Sahara Desert, where golden dunes stretch to eternity, touching the very edges of your soul. ποΈπ But here's the kicker β Morocco's geography isn't just about pretty postcards. It's the backbone of a history that's as diverse as the land itself. π Echoes of Ancient Marvels ποΈ Close your eyes and let your imagination wander. Picture Morocco in the days of yore. The Berbers, the true original Moroccans, called this land home long before anyone else. Their story is etched into the very essence of Morocco. ποΈ Now, fast forward to the times of the Phoenicians and Romans. These ancient civilizations fell head over heels for Morocco, leaving behind breadcrumbs of their existence that you can still touch and feel today. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Volubilis is like a portal to their world. ποΈπͺ But the show doesn't stop there! Enter the Islamic dynasties, like the Almoravids and Almohads, who wove their stories into the fabric of Morocco. They built palaces that shimmered like mirages, mosques that reached for the heavens, and medinas that felt like labyrinths of time. ππ Dynasties That Ruled With Grace π Speaking of dynasties, Morocco has seen its fair share of rulers. The Saadi Dynasty, for instance, brought opulence and artistry to Morocco. Their palaces are like pages from a fairy tale, where every corner whispers stories of grandeur. π°β¨ Now, let's talk about the Alaouite Dynasty. They're not just a part of history; they're shaping it right now. For centuries, they've guided Morocco through the ebb and flow of time, preserving traditions and embracing modernity with open arms. ποΈπ²π¦ Cities That Breathe History π Time to zoom in on Morocco's historical cities, where emotions run high. Picture Marrakech, the red city. Its medina is a whirlwind of colors, fragrances, and architectural marvels like the Majorelle Garden. You'll feel like you've stepped into a storybook. πΊποΈ Fes, one of the world's oldest cities, is a treasure chest waiting to be opened. Its medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a living, breathing museum. The University of Al Quaraouiyine, right here in Fes, is older than your grandma's grandma! ππ And then there's Casablanca, Morocco's modern superstar. It's a blend of the past and the present, with skyscrapers that kiss the sky and historical neighborhoods that are like old love letters. And the Hassan II Mosque? Prepare for an emotional masterpiece. ποΈπβ€οΈ Culture and Traditions: Stirring the Senses π½οΈπΆ What's history without a dash of culture, right? Brace yourselves; Morocco's cuisine is a feast for the senses. Tagines, couscous, and spices that dance on your taste buds β it's like a love story on a plate. ππΆοΈπ€€ Music and dance are the heartbeats of Morocco's culture. Ever heard of Gnawa music? It's a spiritual journey of rhythm and emotion. And belly dancing? Let's just say it's a hypnotic symphony of moves. ππ΅πΆ And then there are the festivals. Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and Mawlid al-Nabi are like a burst of emotions, a kaleidoscope of traditions that light up Morocco's soul. ππβ¨ Timeless Sites That'll Touch Your Soul π°π Hold onto your hearts because we're about to embark on a historical voyage! Chellah, once a Roman settlement, has transformed into a serene garden. It's like history and nature holding hands. πΏποΈ Volubilis, another Roman gem, is a time capsule. The ruins are like whispers from the past, stories etched in stone. ποΈπΏ And then there's AΓ―t Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This ksar, this fortified village, is like stepping onto a movie set. In fact, it's been the backdrop for countless films, each frame a piece of Morocco's emotional history. ππ°π₯ Preserving the Heart and Soul β€οΈπ οΈ Morocco knows that history is its treasure. The country is dedicated to preserving its historical sites and traditions, to keep them alive for generations to come. Tourism plays a crucial role in sharing Morocco's emotional riches with the world. πβοΈ But the unsung heroes? They're the local artisans, the heartbeat of Morocco's historical preservation. They're the ones who keep ancient crafts alive, who pour their emotions into every rug, every ceramic, and every piece of art. πΌοΈπ¨ Closing Thoughts So there you have it, the soul-stirring magic of Moroccan historical wonder. It's a country where every step is a journey through time, where every corner is a piece of history, and where every emotion is etched into the landscape. π²π¦π« The best part? Morocco's history isn't locked away in dusty old books; it's alive in the bustling medinas, the mesmerizing music, and the tantalizing flavors of Moroccan cuisine. It's in the smiles of the people, the echoes of ancient stories, and the embrace of a rich and vibrant culture. π€ππ₯ So, what are you waiting for? Morocco is calling, and its historical tapestry is ready to embrace you, to make you feel every emotion, and to show you a world where the past is alive and well. Pack your bags, bring your heart, and prepare to be moved by the wonders of Moroccan history. πβοΈβ€οΈ Don't just explore Morocco; let Morocco explore you, and together, you'll create memories that will last a lifetime. πΊοΈππΈ
By Ismail errahili 3 years ago in Journal









