I'm looking for some decent quality colouring books for adults on paper that can handle more pigment, like light watercolour washes. Any recommendations?
Also keen to support artists so keen on smaller sellers too
I terminated my family lawyers a few months ago after couple of years (parenting only). After letting the dust settle, I'm still angry and just need to know if this is normal (not intending to complain).
Lawyer assisted mediation issues
- a few weeks prior I booked an appointment to discuss preparation, was told no prep from my end was necessary, she knew the issues and then discussed emotional prep. Post this I realised that couldn't work (very weird job schedule), so wrote out draft consent orders that could. She stripped them back for CCO & said key points (work related) could be brought up orally
- financial consent was misleading. I agreed after being told it was this or court, and court would order mediation anyway. Afterwards she said the mediator used could issue a cert that may or may not be accepted by court as adequate to initiate proceedings. Our other 60i cert had then expired.
- There was a safety issue acknowledged by the OP in the CIR, but was missed in the reccomedations. There were no attempts by my lawyer to address this in the months between then and mediation & it wasn't included in the CCO. I brought it up in mediation, accepted the OP's solution but said he'd renege (he did within days). The mediator and my lawyer told me the recommendations would be instituted as is at interim hearing, so I needed to accept the proposal offered. I've since been told that (a) there are mechanisms to clarify issues in the CIR and (b) it is possible and in my case reasonable raise the concerns at interim hearing, and it would be likely to be considered.
- communication issues:emails clarifying strategy were often ignored altogether or responded to many weeks later with a phone call and vague answers. When I asked the firm to let me speak to a different lawyer I was pushed back at the original one.
Thanks.
Hey guys,
I'm recording a podcast on doctors with substance abuse issues, and just finding everything takes so much longer than I expected, and I'm supposed to be doing fellowship exams. Each episode comes with a related resource.
Can I get some feedback on what episode topics are likely to be most beneficial from the 'future' ones? And what questions you would have for the already recorded ones, or if a different resource would be useful?
Recorded:
- Experience of addiction – stories from doctors with lived experiences. Resource - frameworks for addiction that support working and recovery.
- Comorbidity - ADHD, doctors and addiction. Resource: ADHD strategies.
- Employers and colleges – safety and transparency, building a sustainable career throughout recovery. Resource: framework for approaching your employer to access support for substance abuse.
Future:
- How addiction is different in doctors – role of intellectualising as a defence, double shame of knowing better
- AHPRA – the actual reality vs the phantom that blocks doctors from accessing help
- Perfectionism & shame
- Rock bottom – what can it look like, how to find motivation to change without losing everything
- 12 step and other pathways
- navigating relapse and early recovery
Just starting with podcasting. I have read the reddit reviews about riverside and know it's not perfect, but as my main focus is relative simplicity and reliability for recording multiple remote tracks simultaneously I thought it was my best bet.
The test recordings and the pilot were ok. There are some microsync issues I want to fix. But when I select view multiple tracks over the timeline nothing appears. Is this a browser issue or a me issue? I can see all three separates tracks have uploaded successfully.