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The transformative Four Green Moon shines upon us in July, setting an inspiring and productive mood for the second half of the year. Though it may be tempting to get caught up in petty power struggles or overwhelm yourself with unrealistic expectations, the resilient Four Green Moon reminds us to resist stagnation and let go of old habits and harmful cycles to attract what we desire. The Buck Moon, also known as the Thunder Moon or Hay Moon, will reach full height in Capricorn, the cardinal sign of perseverance and ambition, on July 21, 2024. Because the Strawberry Moon also…
Best in Class The Strategist’s carefully chosen and rigorously vetted flagship shopping guides. Learn about our methodology here, and find all our Best in Class guides here. Photo: Marcus McDonald After years of beauty reporting and countless conversations with dermatologists and estheticians, I’ve learned that sunscreen is a nonnegotiable, year-round thing. It’s a daily must-do, right up there with washing your face. Nearly every skin concern can be exacerbated by not wearing SPF. It helps with everything from hyperpigmentation to fine lines to acne, and protects skin from sun damage, which can lead to a host of other problems. Dr.…
1Grilled Fried ChickenC.W. NewellIf your dad loves fried chicken, he’ll love this recipe for making it on the grill. And yes, you don’t need to heat oil in a pan to make this crispy chicken dish. Get the grilled fried chicken recipe. Buy Grill Tools2Lunch SlowDavid MarosYou can never go wrong with creamy coleslaw, but this variation takes it to the next level: Served with homemade buttermilk ranch dressing, it’s sure to become a family favorite. Get the recipe for Ree’s Ranch Slaw. 3Pickle Cheeseburger BitesDavid MarosYour dad will never have seen a cheeseburger like this! Loaded with pickles, beef,…
image: https://www.getnews.info/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/1717689116.jpegWith the publication of his latest book, “Traditional Religion vs. Christianity in Africa,” Dimitri Yousenko, an explorer and true lover of intrigue and art, reveals a deep exploration of the complex interplay of religion, culture and semiotics in Africa. [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08C6J127Y/]Through meticulous research and insightful analysis, Yousenko delves into the depths of African spirituality, challenging conventional narratives and taking readers on a transformative intellectual journey.At the heart of Yousenko’s work is a groundbreaking semiotic analysis that offers new perspectives on the complexities of religious expression. By unravelling the symbolic layers of African creation myths and rituals, Yousenko reveals the dynamic…
Strawberry season is finally here, which means it’s the perfect time to whip up some strawberry dessert recipes. These four- and five-star rated recipes put one of our favorite fruits front and center. From decadent Mini Angel Food Strawberry Shortcakes to Mini New York Cheesecakes, you’re sure to be pleased with these berry-filled sweet treats. Strawberry Pork Cake What makes this Strawberry Poke Cake so special? After this light cake is baked and cooled, it’s drilled with holes (hence the name!) and filled with a rich strawberry puree. The result is a strawberry-flavored dessert that’s sweet inside and out. Baked…
Suspenders4Hope, a program developed at Wichita State University, spotlights different sectors and individuals on campus who are mental health advocates, with the hope that their stories will inspire others to support one another in their communities. The Financial Aid Office has been recognized for its efforts in reducing financial stress for students and raising mental health awareness on campus and in the community. Sheelu Surender, Executive Director of Financial Aid and Scholarships, shares how the Financial Aid Office supports mental health. How does the financial aid office promote the importance of mental health on campus and in the community? We…
Are you ready to brighten your eyes? Now that the sun is shining brightly, you want your eyes to look even brighter, too. That’s where Velamo’s Advanced Retinol Eye Stick comes in. Puffiness and dark circles under the eyes can make you look tired, but with the right skincare products, you can brighten your look. Many shoppers in their 50s and 60s are amazed at how bright their eyes look after just a few swipes. It’s currently marked down to just $16 (previously $30) on Amazon.AmazonShoppers in their 50s and 60s “stick it on” to remove dark circles under their…
In an age of growing interest in spiritual development and mindfulness, Jewish holidays offer a rich tapestry of traditions and lessons that can enrich the spiritual lives of individuals, both within and outside the Jewish community. Michael Stepakoff explains that these celebrations, steeped in ancient wisdom, offer profound insights and practical applications that resonate with modern spiritual seekers from diverse backgrounds. The Spiritual Aspects of Jewish Holidays Jewish holidays are more than just days to commemorate historical events; they are imbued with deep spiritual meaning and opportunities for personal growth and reflection. Michael Stepakoff explains that each holiday has its…
The mental health of North Carolina students is improving as their physical activity increases, according to results from the 2023 N.C. Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) presented to the State Board of Education on Wednesday. After nearly a decade of declines in physical activity and mental health indicators, the new data shows positive trends in both categories. The percentage of high school students feeling sad or hopeless fell to 39% in 2023 after reaching 43% in 2021. The percentage of middle school students feeling sad or hopeless fell from 35% to 32% during the same period. Several other indicators related…
June 6, 2024 — As a federal advisory committee worked to update U.S. nutritional guidelines in April, one question began to gain traction: Should potatoes continue to be classified as a vegetable? Eric Lim, a professor in the department of epidemiology and nutrition at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, weighed in on the issue on the public radio show “Main Calling” on May 16. The show focused on the current state of the potato and whether it can be part of a healthy diet. The potato controversy emerged in the news after a meeting of the advisory…