Silent Pact (Emily and Nora)

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Upon a quiet evening’s call,

Two women met by fate,

One lost in shadows, deep and tall,

The other sealed by hate.

Together, they did form a pact,

To right the endless wrong,

They’d hunt the ones who’d made an act,

And bring their reign to song.

Emily, with heart so bruised,

Had fought the world alone,

Her desperate cries, forever used,

Her pain, the only throne.

Nora’s eyes, with burning fire,

Had seen the justice fall,

Her soul was trapped in dark desire,

To break the iron wall.

In secret rooms and silent halls,

They whispered, sharp and fast,

For those who’d never paid their calls,

Would pay at last—at last!

Through moonlit nights and city’s grime,

They moved with quiet grace,

Their hearts were dark, their will sublime,

To cleanse the poisoned place.

Emily, with heart so bruised,

Had fought the world alone,

Her pain, the only throne.

Nora’s eyes, with burning fire,

Her soul was trapped in dark desire,

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Her desperate' cries, forever used,

To break the iron wall.

Through moonlit nights and city’s grime,

They moved with quiet grace,

Their hearts were dark, their will sublime,

To cleanse the poisoned place.

Yet doubt arose within their hearts,

As shadows grew too near,

For every step they took apart,

The truth was pulled too clear.

Nora saw the risk so high,

The dangers too extreme,

Her faith in Emily began to die,

Like some forgotten dream.

Had fought the world alone,

Nora’s eyes, with burning fire,

Had seen the justice fall,

They moved with quiet grace,

To cleanse the poisoned place.

And Emily, with heart so torn,

Could feel the distance grow,

A silent war, their bond now worn,

A path they couldn’t know.

Emily, with heart so bruised,

Nora’s eyes, with burning fire,

Had seen the justice fall,

But still they hunted, side by side,

To silence all the wrongs,

Though doubt and fear would swell inside,

They sang the quiet songs.

For vengeance calls, a bitter tune,

Yet justice sings so sweet,

But in the dark, beneath the moon,

Their hearts still skipped a beat.

Is your digital wallet truly safe

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Global crypto losses hit $12.4 billion in 2024-and that's not just for the big players. 

Cybersecurity researchers report that wallet breaches occur almost daily, with hundreds of cases every year.

A study found that you are 25–30% more likely to be robbed if your funds are on an exchange. 

Users' errors like weak passwords and falling for phishing scams play a major role in these breaches.

Store the bulk of your funds in hardware or offline wallets.

Add an extra layer of security to your accounts.

Regularly check for any suspicious transactions.

Use strong, unique passwords and change them periodically.

Only keep funds you need for trading on exchanges.

This isn’t just about statistics-it’s a wake-up call that any one of us can be at risk.

Save this reel and follow for all the latest and most exciting updates in cybersecurity!

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Stop! Your wallet was stolen!

So, what can you do?

Projek Penguatan Profil Pelajar Pancasila(P5)  Tema Bhineka Tunggal Eka

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Salsa de ajo y cilantro

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• 1 taza de hojas de cilantro fresco, lavadas y picadas

1. Preparar el Cilantro y el Ajo: Coloca las hojas de cilantro y los dientes de ajo en una licuadora o procesador de alimentos.

2. Agregar Líquidos: Añade el aceite de oliva, el jugo de limón y el agua a la licuadora.

3. Sazonar: Agrega sal y pimienta al gusto.

4. Mezclar: Licúa todos los ingredientes hasta obtener una mezcla suave y homogénea.

5. Refrigerar: Vierte la salsa en un recipiente hermético y refrigera por al menos 30 minutos antes de servir para permitir que los sabores se mezclen.

Esta salsa es perfecta para acompañar carnes, pescados, ensaladas, y más.

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Salsa de Ajo y Cilantro

Ingredientes:

• 3 dientes de ajo, pelados y picados

• 1/2 taza de aceite de oliva

• 1/4 taza de jugo de limón fresco

• 1/4 taza de agua

• Sal al gusto

• Pimienta al gusto

Instrucciones:

¡Espero que la disfrutes!

2) The 30-Day Emergency Fund Challenge Secure Your Familys Future(1)

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What if your car suddenly broke down, or a medical emergency hit your family?

Would you have enough savings to cover the cost?

If not, you’re not alone—millions of families struggle to build an emergency fund.

But what if saving money could actually be fun?

Welcome to the 30-Day Emergency Fund Challenge!

This interactive challenge will help you and your family save money, build better habits, and secure your financial future—all in just one month!

Stick around to see how you can make saving a game and turn it into a life-changing financial habit!

1: Set a Realistic Goal

Before starting, decide how much you want to save by the end of 30 days.

A good starting point is $500 to $1,000, but even saving $100 is a step in the right direction.

The key is to choose an amount that challenges your family but is still achievable.

To make this goal feel exciting and rewarding, create a visual savings tracker—a chart, jar, or even a whiteboard where everyone can see the progress.

Assign a reward for when you reach your goal, like a family movie night or a special homemade dinner.

Discuss the challenge with your family and get everyone involved, from kids to adults, so that saving becomes a team effort instead of a burden.

Remember, the goal isn’t just to save money—it’s to build a habit that helps prepare you for future emergencies.

2: Use a Daily Savings Challenge

To make saving fun, try a daily savings challenge where you save a specific amount each day.

You can do it in different ways: The Reverse Challenge—save $1 on Day 1, $2 on Day 2, and so on, and by Day 30, you’ll have saved $465!

The Random Draw—write amounts ($1-$10) on pieces of paper, put them in a jar, and draw one each day to decide how much to save.

The Round-Up Challenge—every time you make a purchase, round up to the nearest dollar and save the extra change.

Whichever method you choose, make it fun by tracking it visually, using a savings chart or stickers, and celebrating small milestones along the way.

You’ll be surprised how quickly small amounts add up when done consistently,

and it’s a great way to involve the whole family in a rewarding financial habit!

3: Cut One Expense Each Week

To free up money for savings, challenge yourself to cut one unnecessary expense per week and watch your emergency fund grow effortlessly.

Week 1: Skip takeout and cook at home—this alone can save $50-$100 while allowing you to enjoy healthier meals together.

Week 2: Pause a subscription you don’t use, like an extra streaming service or gym membership, and redirect that money into savings.

Week 3: Find a cheaper way to have fun, such as a family game night or a backyard picnic, instead of spending on costly entertainment.

Week 4: Cut down on impulse shopping by making a habit of waiting 24 hours before making a purchase

you’ll be surprised how many items you don’t actually need!

By making just one small sacrifice per week, you’ll free up extra money for your emergency fund without feeling deprived,

and your family will become more mindful about spending while still enjoying life.

4: Find Creative Ways to Make Extra Cash

Sometimes, the best way to save is to earn more.

Challenge each family member to find creative ways to bring in extra cash.

Here are some ideas:

Sell unused items like old clothes, electronics, or toys on Facebook Marketplace or eBay.

Take on a weekend side hustle, such as babysitting, pet sitting, or delivering food.

Use cashback apps like Rakuten or Ibotta to save money on everyday purchases.

Complete online surveys or freelance gigs to earn extra money in your spare time.

Turn this into a friendly competition—who can contribute the most to the emergency fund by the end of the challenge?

The winner gets a small prize, like choosing the next family activity!

5: Automate Your Savings

The easiest way to save money?&nbsp;Make it automatic!

Set up a recurring transfer from your checking account to a separate emergency fund account every payday.

Even transferring $5 or $10 at a time will help your savings grow without much effort.

To take it further, use apps like Digit or Acorns that automatically round up purchases and save the spare change.

Also, consider directly depositing part of your paycheck into your emergency fund—if you don’t see it, you won’t spend it!

Making savings automatic and out of reach is one of the most effective ways to build your emergency fund without constantly thinking about it.

6: Involve the Whole Family

Saving money shouldn’t be a solo effort—get everyone involved! 

Kids can help by saving spare change or turning off lights to lower electricity bills.

Teens can contribute by taking on small side jobs like tutoring or yard work.

Parents can lead by cutting unnecessary expenses and finding new ways to boost income.

To keep things fun, create a family savings jar where everyone can drop in spare coins or extra earnings.