“Breathe the sweetness that hovers in August.” A lot has happened in the month of August throughout history. From natural disasters to amazing inventions and feats of bravery. Below are 10 interesting historical episodes to recognize and learn about in the eighth month of our year. “August is the slow, gentle month that stretches out […]
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Communicating and dealing with people can be hard for everyone, at one point or another. Whether it is work related or if it is pleasure, it is important to learn psychology to make things run more smoothly. The following are not to be confused with ways to maliciously manipulate others into getting what you want,
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Is time travel possible? Short answer: Yes, and you’re doing it right now – hurtling into the future at the impressive rate of one second per second. We are almost always moving through time at the same speed, whether you are watching paint dry or wishing you had more hours to visit with a friend.
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“I gotta tell you, the life of the mind… There’s no roadmap for that territory… And exploring it can be painful.” ~ Barton Fink Can we manifest successful thoughts which turn into attainable rules of attraction? Most of the time, your thoughts are just thoughts – not predictions or verdicts on your character, and not
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Taylor Swift is an ass! However, perhaps the most overrated artist in recent history, is not the only celebrity who flaunts her wealth, by spending six billion dollars on her garter belt. Let’s do a deeper dive into the insane wastefulness that is the imbecilic star wedding. But first let us not forget the pearls
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A yellow card serves as a formal, official warning to a player or coach for committing a less severe or reckless infraction. A red card indicates a major offense and results in the immediate and permanent ejection of the player from the match. Quick question – who blanking cares? And, yes, it’s a rhetorical question!
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The roots of advertising trace back to ancient civilizations. Egyptians used papyrus to create sales messages and wall posters, while the Greeks and Romans employed signs and symbols to promote goods and services. In marketplaces, town criers announced news and offers, a primitive but effective form of outreach. During the Middle Ages, advertising relied heavily
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O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain, For purple mountain majesties Above the fruited plain! America! America! God shed His grace on thee And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to shining sea! The journey toward this historic milestone gives every American an opportunity to pause and reflect on our nation’s
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How about we do a newsletter focusing on this week in history … On May 12, 1963, the young and unknown Bob Dylan walked off the set of “The Ed Sullivan Show,” the country’s highest-rated variety TV show, after network censors rejected the song he planned on performing. The song that caused the flap was
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Coward – a person who lacks courage in facing danger, difficulty, opposition, pain, etc.; a timid or easily intimidated person. Why do we inhabit a world of cowards? What is it exactly? Cowardice is the psyche’s equivalent of hiding under the bed while the house burns down – safe for a moment but doomed all
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