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Part one: For meds, a baby is made by the fertilization Of a sperm cell by an ovule But for me it is not just that Our child is the fruit of our love The conjugation of our senses and bodies The mixture of what we both are Physically, psychologically, emotionally and more Bridge: I am so grateful for the little angel you gave to us He looks like you, he looks like me He is our flesh and blood Our flesh and blood, Darling Chorus: To have a child is the most wonderful thing That has ever happened to me To have a child is the mystery that i don't want to solve That makes me a father and I like it That makes you a mother and you are great Part two: There are some many degrees of love But you will think you have never loved Anything or anyone when you see that little being He is so little, so fragile yet so powerful Because he brightens your day Makes you feel so proud of yourself And nourishes me with a lot of hope Bridge: I am so grateful for the l

Part one: Whenever I close my eyes, all I see is you I can not stay a second without thinking about you And whatever I do, deep in my soul I know I want to do it right for you I wish every step I take brings me closer to you I want to spend the rest of my life with you For real not just in my dreams... Bridge: All I know is that I am happy with you And I want to keep it the way it is I think God has created us to be together You are part of me Chorus: What have you done to me I just wonder what is going on with me I have never ever felt this way, never Tell me what you did to me Part two: Is it your sparking hair, your sublime eyes That sensual look you have or you shining beauty That drives me so crazy? Maybe it's the whole combination I don't know what to say, I am so speechless when I see you I can't breathe when you touch me I think you have a spell on me Bridge: All I know is that I am happy with you And I want to keep it the way i

By  Amy Levin-Epstein  |  CBS MoneyWatch   Thinking about going to work for yourself? While entrepreneurship has many perks, like having no boss and working on projects you're more passionate about, some kinds of people are better working for someone else. Here are four examples: People who hate risk.  Going into business on your own is a risk that can be controlled by making smartly calculated decisions, but there will always be the danger of failure, and fear of failure can damage a new business. "Risk-averse individuals that take any level risk will often... be paralyzed by the stress of the day-to-day tidings of what's needed to grow a business," said  Scott Gerber , founder of the Young Entrepreneur Council.  People who love their lifestyle.  Savvy owners of a new small business know that cutbacks in spending may be necessary, especially early on. "Your time, money, and resources must be committed to your essential lifestyle requirements and your business

To all the day to day heroes, the champs, the bold and the beautiful, the survivors and the fighters! Happy Mother's Day! A toutes les amazones, héroïnes, belles, fortes, lutteuses et survivantes. Bonnes Fetes des Meres!

Aujourd'hui plus que jamais , il faut savoir se distinguer du lot  face à un poste à pourvoir car les candidats cherchent plus que jamais les formules qui font mouche. Dans un contexte d’insécurité, les entreprises cherchent la perle rare et ce qui fait la différence, c’est aujourd’hui, plus qu’un diplôme ou un pedigree, le savoir être des candidats. Quelles sont ces qualités décisives ? Voici les 7 nouvelles compétences indispensables pour trouver un emploi. 1- Flexibilité : La multiplication des talents. « Vous recherchez un comptable ? Sachez qu’en plus de mon expérience dans ce domaine, j’ai eu l’occasion de faire du contrôle de gestion ». La fiche de poste est aujourd’hui plus informative que normative. Les projets sont souvent pluridisciplinaires, plus question de se retrancher derrière son intitulé de poste. La capacité à élargir ses compétences devient un atout pour être recruté. 2- Curiosité d’esprit : Une question de point de vue… La curiosité d’esprit, la capacité à so

  (Gilles Mermet) Plus de la moitié de nos médicaments proviennent des plantes. Elles sont à l'origine de traitements couramment utilisés pour soigner des pathologies graves, tels les cancers, les maladies cardio-vasculaires, le paludisme... Mais gare aux amateurs: elles ne sont pas à prendre en automédication car souvent hautement toxiques. Tour d'horizon des stars de la pharmacopée avec les Editions Le Vidal*. 1 - DE PETITES FLEURS POUR DE GRANDS MAUX LA PERVENCHE DE MADAGASCAR (Catharanthus roseus) Contre les leucémies, les cancers du poumon, du sein, de la vessie Cette petite fleur délicate originaire de Madagascar recèle des myriades de molécules, dont la vinblastine utilisée pour soigner les leucémies et la vincristine destinée à traiter la maladie de Hodgkin. En 1972, l'équipe du Pr Pierre Potier, de l'Institut de chimie des substances naturelles du CNRS, met au point un procédé de synthèse de ces molécules et obtient ainsi la vinorelbine, qui tr