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Try as I might, I'm thinking about her (and by her, I lovingly mean my fashion accessories blog) when I should be dedicated to my 9-5 occupation of almost 9 years. It really has me wondering what a woman is supposed to do when she's torn between her two loves.
It all started out innocently enough. I just wanted to express my love for fashion accessories. I suppose that my deep adoration took on a life of its own from there. I was posting photos and providing all of the jewelry lovers scoop that I could get my hands on.
Let's face it, I'd be lying if I said that my pulse didn't quicken and my heart didn't race every time that I receive a reader comment or get added to a Twitter STYLE list as ONE TO WATCH.
Fast forward to the here and now and the rut that I've managed to get myself in. I don't want to have to choose. I need both my day job and my blog. So here are a few valuable tips on how NOT to lose either of your true loves. A list created out of necessity and not just want.
At least make it the priority as much as you can while you're physically there. Get your paid job done before blogging. Don't neglect your job duties.
This doesn't mean to hop on your company's PC whenever your boss's head is turned. I use my personal device, which I have connected to a Wi-Fi gadget box that I purchased. Check your blog during lunch or breaks.
If you clearly know what needs to get done, you might be able to get a few things accomplished in the early morning hours, at lunch time, or even during your commute, which is a definite plus.
I hope that you've found this information to be helpful. If you're a blogger who also works a 9-5, I'd love to hear about how you balance your schedule out as well!
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The former Interior and Local Government secretary happily shared his latest accomplishment – that of being a certified advanced diver.
"Happy to announce that I'm now certified as an advanced diver! And since it's a Sunday, fish be with you," Roxas posted on his Facebook page on Sunday, July 3.
Roxas also took time to post photos on social media of his underwater adventure during his trip in Anilao, Batangas with his wife, TV presenter Korina Sanchez-Roxas.
Meanwhile, his wife, also a diving enthusiast congratulated her husband by posting pictures of Mar and their trip in her Instagram account.
It looks like Mar is enjoying his break from politics. (Marjorie Tee Sia)
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—Bangladesh's army says 20 foreign nationals were killed in the attack on the Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka.
—The police raided the restaurant early Saturday morning after gunmen took multiple hostages there Friday night.
—Police officials said at least 6 gunmen are dead and 13 hostages are safe. At least two policemen also died during the standoff's early stages and another two dozen officers were injured.
—ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack, which struck in the city's diplomatic quarter.
—We're live-blogging the major updates, and you can read how it all unfolded below. All updates are in Eastern Standard Time (GMT -5).
7:22 a.m.
The Bangladesh military says 20 foreign nationals were killed in the attack, including, according to Italy's prime minister, several Italian nationals. Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina called it "an extremely heinous act."
1:30 a.m.
Much remains unclear, but early reports suggest at least five bodies have been found, which may be those of the gunmen, and that the Japanese government says at least 12 hostages were rescued. The Associated Press has more details on the raid:
At least 35 people, including about 20 foreigners, were trapped inside the restaurant, said kitchen staffer Sumon Reza, who was among more than 10 people who managed to run to the rooftop and escape when the militants moved in Friday night.
With the sound of gunfire and explosions, local TV stations reported that the rescue operation began at 7:40 a.m. It included army personnel with automatic weapons and at least seven armored vehicles. Several ambulances were on standby.
Local media reported that an Argentine and two Bangladeshis were rescued from the restaurant early Saturday, but details about their condition were not immediately available.
Updated on July 1 at 10:56 p.m.
Details are scarce, but multiple news agencies report Bangladeshi authorities have launched an operation to end the standoff.
We'll update with more information when it becomes available.
4:56 p.m.
The U.S. State Department in a statement said the American Embassy in Dhaka had confirmed all its personnel were safe and unhurt. It said it was working to determine if U.S. citizens of Bangladeshi staff were affected. The statement said it was assessing ISIS's claims of responsibility for the attack.
4:14 p.m.
Harsha de Silva, Sri Lanka's deputy minister of foreign affairs, tweeted that at least two of the hostages may be Sri Lankan.
4:03 p.m.
In a subsequent tweet, SITE noted that Amaq, the news agency affiliated with the Islamic State, claimed multiple people had been killed. There is no independent verification of this claim.
3:36 p.m.
ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack in Dhaka.
Police are negotiating with the gunmen who took over the restaurant in Dhaka.
Benazir Ahmed, the head of the city's anti-crime force, told the Associated Press:
"Some derailed youths have entered the restaurant and launched the attack. We have talked to some of the people who fled the restaurant after the attack. We want to resolve this peacefully. We are trying to talk to the attackers, we want to listen to them about what they want."
Meanwhile, police confirmed the death of a second officer, Rabiul Islam, the assistant commissioner of the detective branch Dhaka police.
3:25 p.m.
President Obama has been briefed on the unfolding situation in Dhaka, a White House official said Friday.
Lisa Monaco, assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism, led the briefing and will keep the president informed as the standoff continues.
2:40 p.m.
Gunmen are holding around 20 hostages in Holey Artisan Bakery, a restaurant in the Dhaka popular among expatriates.
John Kirby, a spokesman for the U.S. State Department, told reporters Friday that the U.S. government has accounted for all Americans working at the U.S. Embassy in the Bangladeshi capital.
While the standoff is still ongoing, Salahuddin Ahmed, a deputy commissioner for the Dhaka police, was killed in the attack, the Dhaka Tribune reports. The BBC reports there could be as many as nine gunmen.
1:13 p.m.
Police and gunmen are exchanging fire at a restaurant in the diplomatic area of Dhaka, Bangladesh's capital.
Several hostages are reportedly being held, including several foreigners. Although it's unclear if there are casualties, several media outlets are reporting shootings. The Daily Star reports there are five assailants, who have allegedly thrown bombs.
Sumon Reza, a kitchen staff of Holey Artisan Bakery, who managed to escape said several armed assailants entered the restaurant around 8:45pm and took the chief chef hostage.
"They blasted several crude bombs causing wide-scale panic among everyone. I managed to flee during this confusion," he said.
After these reports, the U.S. Embassy in Dhaka tweeted:
Gulshan, the area of Dhaka under attack, is an affluent neighborhood that hosts many NGOs and embassies, including the U.S. Embassy.
Earlier Friday, ISIS claimed responsibility for killing a Hindu priest in his temple in southwestern Bangladesh.
Shyamananda Das, the 52-year-old priest, was hacked to death by alleged Islamist extremists while he was gathering flowers that would be offered in prayers. Gopinath Kanjilal, assistant superintendent of police in the Jhenaidah district, told CNN:
"Three men rode up on one bicycle. They were wearing helmets. They jumped off, attacked the priest, and then rushed away."
This is just the latest in a series of attacks against religious minorities and secularists in the predominantly Muslim, but officially secular, South Asian country. Das is the second Hindu priest killed in that district in the last month.
Bangladeshi authorities continue to deny that ISIS and its sympathizers are operating in the country.
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