Stress
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 46 |
Date of birth | July 25,1977 |
Zodiac sign | Leo |
Born | Tallinn |
Estonia | |
Spouse | Melanie Winiger |
Music groups | Double Pact |
Albums | Des Rois Des Pions Et Des Fous |
25. 07. 03 | |
Renaissance | |
Songs | Weightless |
Strawberry Swing | |
Melomania | |
Float On | |
Aqueous Transmission | |
Shadow Days | |
Canzonetta Sull'aria | |
Stressed Out | |
Relaxing Song | |
Kundalini Energy | |
Beta Brainwaves (Brain Entrainment) | |
Theta Waves (Music for Concentration and Deep Meditation) | |
Zen in the Heart | |
Calm Your Mind 432Hz | |
Theta Wave Sound (Isochronich Tones) | |
Yling Ylang | |
Sleep Music on the Beach | |
Prepare to Relax (New Age Flute Improv) | |
Cosmos (Relaxing Track) | |
Healing State | |
Meditation Oasis | |
Purely Hypnotic | |
Angels Above | |
Sleep Solution | |
Moon Dance (Soothing Music to Calm) | |
Just Stress Less | |
Quiet & Warm | |
Mindfully Meditating | |
Harmonic Mind (Music to Relax Deeply) | |
Peaceful Dreams | |
Body Harmony | |
Sound Garden | |
No Stress | |
Soothing Bell | |
Unwind and Relieve Stress | |
Falling Rain (Sounds of Nature) | |
Finally Finding Peace of Mind | |
Shamanic Dream (Relaxing Piano Music) | |
Simple Stress Relief | |
The Beauty of a Falling Star | |
Space Music (528Hz Frequency) | |
Water Embrace | |
Music for Insomnia | |
Chakra Healing Tones | |
Deep Sleep 432Hz Isochronic Tones | |
Cloudy Morning | |
Oriental Lullaby | |
Lost Dreams and Hopes | |
Relaxation Ambience | |
Hand Drum | |
Eternal Flight | |
SongsAvenuesRenaissance · 2006 Love You When I'm HighStress · 2014 HorizonStress · 2014 View 25+ more | |
Listen artist | open.spotify.com |
Full name | Andres Andrekson |
Groups | Double Pact |
List | AvenuesRenaissance · 2006 |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 1781492 |
Stress Life story
Stress is Estonian-Swiss hip hop singer. He left from Estonia in 1989.
Bosnia shivers as ghost of nationalism returns
... Bosnia, he said is a state with post-traumatic Stress - and guns...
Coronavirus: to Talk about yourself in lockdown? You're not alone
... People have to let of steam, it is a legitimate way of the exorcism of Stress...
Coronavirus: No wake, no funeral, only prayers in a cemetery
... He can see a time in the after the pandemic is over, it is an emotional residue of Stress - something to anticipate roles of the churches and the clergy and people of in care will...
After the coral ban, I lost everything'
... But the farm went broke, and he ended in a heart attack, which he says was caused by the Stress...
Housing crisis: scale of UK housing gap revealed
... A lot of the Stress out of the gap falls on the people who rent from private...
General election 2019: The big names facing a nervy election night
... Perhaps even more Stress will be piled on the big names who don t want to hit the headlines for losing their place in the Commons...
Why could help you live longer
... Mr Fessler says that it is known that bad Stress - the kind where you do nothing, the climb of a difficult situation, in contrast to the good Stress, challenging, but satisfying activities, such as - is bad for you...
Manila-transportation-crisis: commuters outraged over 'leave' advice
... There is a lot of Stress and anger comes from the poor systems...
General election 2019: The big names facing a nervy election night
(l-r) Gavin Barwell , Esther Mcvey and Nick Clegg have lost their seats in past general elections. Esther Mcvey regained her seat in 2017.
No matter how many opinion polls you run ahead of a general election, you can never know the result until those ballot papers are counted.
And it is candidates in the marginal seats who Will be facing the biggest pressure on polling night.
Perhaps even more Stress Will be piled on the big names who don't want to hit the headlines for losing their place in The Commons .
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No-one wants a "moment" named after them, but which big guns are facing possible defeat on 12 December?
The traditional definition of a marginal seat is a constituency where the sitting MP won by a margin of 10% or less at The Last election.
Using this logic, there are 169 marginal seats across the UK, but in the increasingly volatile world of British politics even those with a bigger cushion are sometimes far from Safe .
Boris Johnson giving his victory speech after winning Uxbridge in 2015Boris Johnson won the seat of Uxbridge and Ruislip South in West London by a majority of just 10. 8% of the vote in the 2017 general election.
Compare this to The Last majorities of former PMs - 50. 2% for Gordon Brown , 45. 5% for Theresa May , 44. 5% for Tony Blair and 43% for David Cameron - and you can see why this could lead to the biggest upset of The Night .
There was a 13% swing to Labour in Uxbridge in 2017 and the opposition parties - including Labour campaign group Momentum - are pushing hard to unseat the PM.
The opposition dream result goes like this: it's The Morning after polling day and Boris Johnson isn't even an MP.
Activists trying to oust him claim their supporters have turned out in their hundreds to help. They hope young and ethnic minority voters in Uxbridge could tip The Balance .
Is there more to this than hope?
One recent estimate based on nationwide data suggested that while some of his high-profile colleagues could struggle, Boris Johnson would see an increased majority. Another, similar estimate is due shortly.
But Stress that word "estimate". Most in The Business of forecasting the political future are cautious these days.
If he did lose his seat, and the Conservatives win The General election, what then?
There is a precedent for a Prime Minister who is neither a member of The House of Commons or House of Lords.
In a soon-to-be-published blog Robert Hazell from University College London points out that Conservative Alec Douglas-Home continued as PM between giving up his seat as a Lord and winning a by-election.
Should Boris Johnson lose he could - Prof Hazell suggests - persuade a colleague in a Safe seat to quit, prompt a by-election of his own and have another go.
Even his opponents' dream result might not spell the end of the Prime Minister 's political career.
Here's a.
Quite A Number of Mr Johnson's Cabinet are also heading for a close contest.
Zac Goldsmith has the biggest battle on his hands. The Candidate for Richmond Park in West London - and a minister at The Department for Environmental, Food and Rural Affairs - won his seat by just 45 votes in 2017 (or a 0. 1% majority).
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Theresa Villiers , who heads up that department, is not far behind, having won Chipping Barnet by just 353 votes (0. 6%). Here is the.
Four more cabinet members find themselves in marginal seats too:
And former Welsh secretary Alun Cairns - who resigned his cabinet position at the start of the election over claims he knew about a former aide's role in the "sabotage" of a rape trial - is still running despite The Scandal , with a majority of just 2,190 (4. 1%) in the.
A few other notable Tory seats from 2017 Will also come under the spotlight on 12 December.
Prominent Brexiteer and former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith Will be fighting to keep his seat of on the North East London /Essex border, having won with just a 2,438 (5. 2%) majority two years ago.
And while in Nottinghamshire saw a Tory candidate squeeze through to win with a majority of just 863 (1. 6%), Anna Soubry is now the leader of the anti-Brexit Independent Group for Change, making the Leave-supporting area very much in Play .
Theresa Villiers (left) hopes to remain a Tory MP, while Anna Soubry (right) Will be fighting against themSo, what about the Labour frontbench?
It seems a little more certain for the big names in The Party - although anything can happen on polling night.
Take Jeremy Corbyn 's majority in his north London seat of last time. He came in with a whopping 60. 5% majority - working out at over 33,000 votes.
And shadow chancellor John Mcdonnell came in with a 37. 9% majority in his west London seat of - over 18,000 votes.
But a couple of significant names fall into the marginal category.
Will Dennis Skinner still be Labour's longest-serving MP?Lesley Laird is The Deputy leader of Scottish Labour and The Shadow secretary for Scotland, but she only secured her seat by a majority of 259 (0. 6%).
Shadow environment secretary Sue Hayman also held one of these Close Call seats - in Cumbria - by 3,925 votes (a 9. 4% majority).
There is talk of veteran Labour firebrand Dennis Skinner , known as the Beast of, being a key target for the Tories, as the MP only just sneaked over the marginal line with a majority of 5,288 (11. 4%).
But other smaller majorities, such as Emma Dent Coad in, west London - who won by just 20 votes (a 0. 1% majority) - and Rosie Duffield in - who won by just 187 votes (a 0. 3% majority) - there may be lots of lesser known MPs facing the same Stress .
Both Lesley Laird (left) and Sue Hayman (right) are fighting in marginal seats for LabourWhat about The Other parties?
For the Lib Dems, there are two well-known faces who may be crossing their fingers at The Count .
Former leader of The Party Tim Farron held his seat in Cumbria by a majority of 777 (1. 5%) in 2017.
Deputy leader (and former leadership candidate) Sir Ed Davey also only secured his place in, west London , with a 4,124 (6. 6%) majority.
But, while she sneaks over the 10% threshold, it could be a stressful night for leader Jo Swinson . She Only Won in with a majority of 5,339 (10. 3%).
There are two well-known SNP figures to watch out for.
Joanna Cherry , The Party 's spokesman for justice - who has come to prominence heading a court case against Mr Johnson's unlawful prorogation - won by 1,097 (a 2. 2% majority).
And Mhairi Black - the so-called "baby of The House " as the youngest member - who is the SNP's spokeswoman on A Number of issues, including disability and equalities, won by a 2,541 majority (6. 1%).
The Final one to look out for is Nigel Dodds . He leads the DUP in Westminster and has been key in negotiations between his party and both Mr Johnson's and Theresa May 's governments.
But with a majority of just 2,081 (4. 5%) in, there could be shockwaves across Northern Ireland at his Departure .
boris johnson, conservative party, jeremy corbyn, liberal democrats, snp (scottish national party), jo swinson, labour party, dup (democratic unionist party)
Source of news: bbc.com