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Ongoing La Niña, above-average Atlantic temperatures set the stage for busy season ahead Forecasters at NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, a division of the National Weather Service, are predicting above-average hurricane activity this year — which would make it the seventh consecutive above-average hurricane season. NOAA’s outlook for the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season, which extends from JuneContinue reading “NOAA predicts above-normal 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season”

By: Dr. Todd Thatcher Considering there are at least 10,000 diseases in the world, symptoms of one condition will often overlap the symptoms associated with dozens of other conditions. Although the internet is an excellent tool, it can often be more harmful than good — especially when it comes to your physical and mental health. There areContinue reading “Dangers of Self Diagnoses”

By: Author Rachel Zeichman A pediatrician shares importance guidance around how to have a safe Halloween as the COVID pandemic continues. Since most kids are back in school, it’s easy to feel like things are back to normal – but they’re not. With school back in session, more transmission of COVID is happening among kids,Continue reading “Is it safe to trick-or-treat this Halloween?”

Many women a mother arrive on my blog because they googled “I’ve lost my identity after being a mom.” It can happen, here are some of the major causes of a stay-at-home-mom identity crisis.   I was riding along in the car the other day listening to the radio when a song came on from high school. AContinue reading “Why Moms Lose Their Identity and How To Get It Back”

Is cancel culture destroying comedy? A lot of comedians seem to think so. John Cleese has fretted that “wokeness” will “stifle creativity”. Chris Rock attributed all the “unfunny TV shows” he sees to the fact that “everybody’s scared to make a move”. Shappi Khorsandi wrote: “The fear of being ‘cancelled’ is real and it will beContinue reading “Cancel culture killing comedy? What a joke”

Any loss can cause lingering pain, but the loss of a best friend can be particularly difficult to bear. They’ve existed in your life for so long, you can’t imagine any other reality. “Best friends forever,” you might have promised. A world without them might seem completely altered, even impossible to navigate alone. Whether yourContinue reading “How to Cope When You Lose a Best Friend”

SEBASTIAN ITURRALDE Fiction blogger—citizen of this beautiful planet, eternal lover of artistic creation and literature. Certain that the creative energy comes from nature Samwy struck the chisel with his hammer. With each blow, a chunk of rock broke free from the wall. Little fragments fell to the sides of his metal feet. Samwy was aContinue reading “A Little Spark of Adventure By:”

By Josh Robin – Chief National Political Reporter Nationwide Is Sensitivity Affecting Comedy? Comedian Nimesh Patel didn’t think the joke was all that edgy. Sure, it was about being African American and gay, but he’d written it long before that fateful November performance and never had a problem with how it landed. So, when no one in theContinue reading “Is Sensitivity Affecting Comedy?”

By: Bradley Johnson What Products Are In High Demand? When you’re starting an eCommerce business, it’s natural to want profit to follow. One of the most powerful ways of accomplishing this is selling products that are already in high demand.  While there are hundreds of trending eCommerce products at any given time, some product categories haveContinue reading “20 High Demand Products to Sell In 2022 and Beyond”

What do you really know about the characters you read about in stories? How muchcan you say about the psychological condition of different people within certain roles? Shoulda character be given nearly as much depth as someone’s profile or psychiatric evaluation in thereal world? You should give characters depth if he or she appears multipleContinue reading “Adding Depth to Characters By: Courtney Smith”