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How to Outsmart a Narcissist and Regain Control Over Your Life
Dealing with narcissists can be very draining. They can be family, friends, or even work colleagues. They make you feel bad, ignored, and powerless. But, you can outsmart them and take back your life. This article will give you tips and tools to protect yourself and set boundaries.
By Wilson Igbasiabout a year ago in Journal
The Current Politics of Bangladesh and the Insecurity Faced by Buddhist Monks. Content Warning.
The Current Politics of Bangladesh and the Insecurity Faced by Buddhist Monks – A Terrible Fact Bangladesh is a multi-religious and multicultural country. While the majority of its population is Muslim, Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians have also been living here for centuries. After the country's independence, communal harmony was largely maintained. However, this coexistence has been severely disrupted in recent years by political instability and the rise of extremist ideologies. Among the most affected are the Buddhist community and the Buddhist monks, who now find themselves in a state of deep
By Manson Chakmaabout a year ago in Journal
5 ways social media makes you hate yourself
Facebook Instagram, TikTok and other social media platforms often reveal the most negative aspects of human nature. There is a proliferation of criticism, conflicts, trolls, misinformation and even harassment. Every power tool requires an intelligent, respectful and balanced use. To achieve this, it is essential to be aware of the dangers, and one of them is to recognize how social networks can promote self-hatred.
By Ninfa Galeanoabout a year ago in Journal
Liga lead after Real Madrid & Ritu & Co leave for Bhutan today
Barcelona cut open Betis in the seventh minute and Gavi slid the ball past goalkeeper Adrian from inside the six-yard box. But the hosts were unable to turn a series of lively attacks into goals. Instead the visitors hit back after 16 minutes when centreback Natan Souza escaped the clutches of his defender to head home a Giovani Lo Celso corner. Barcelona moved four points ahead of Real Madrid atop La Liga. Both teams face Champions League first-leg ties this week, Real visit Arsenal on Tuesday and Barcelona play in Dortmund the following evening. Barcelona failed to break down a frantic Real Betis defence as they were held to a 1-1 draw in La Liga on Saturday but still gained ground on Real Madrid who earlier conceded deep into added time to lose 2-1 at home to Valencia. With Betis playing for time, Barcelona did not leave themselves exposed to a late counter-attack as they played out a draw that bolstered their lead at the top. Wojciech Szczesny did not have to make a save until the 88th minute when he turned away a long-range drive by Natan. Barcelona besieged the Betis goal in the second half but were denied by a combination of dogged defending, strong goalkeeping from Adrian and some agonising near misses. "If we had won we would be further clear, but in the end it's football," Gavi told Movistar. "The draw leaves a bitter taste, because we were unable to take advantage of the chances we had." The draw lifted Betis to fifth. 'Lots of chances' "La Liga is more complicated, but we have to fight until the last game," said Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti. "They didn't need to do much to score two goals," said Ancelotti. "We took risks at the end and found ourselves hit on the counter-attack. "We've had deserved defeats this season, but I don't think we lacked attitude today," he added. "It's not a deserved defeat. We created lots of chances but lacked a little effectiveness." The victory lifted Valencia to 15th, seven points clear of the bottom three. Real had an early chance to take control when Valencia's Cesar Tarrega was adjudged to have fouled Kylian Mbappe in the penalty area, but Giorgi Mamardashvili saved a weak spot-kick from Vinicius Junior. It was the Brazilian's second consecutive miss from the spot for Real, after he wasted a Champions League penalty against Atletico Madrid. Within a minute Valencia went up the other end and won a corner. From it Mouctar Diakhaby outjumped Antonio Rudiger and rocketed home a header. Real levelled after 50 minutes when Vinicius tapped over the line in a scramble following a Real corner. It was his 104th goal for Los Blancos, matching Brazilian compatriot Ronaldo. Real gave a lacklustre performance, nevertheless, Mbappe carved out enough chances to win, but wasted opportunities in the 36th, 37th, 48th, 49th and 68th minutes. Valencia's Georgian goalkeeper Mamardashvili was in imperious form keeping his team in the game until Duro delivered his winner. Valencia stunned the dominant hosts deep into injury time when a slick countering-attacking move was emphatically finished by Duro from Rafa Mir's cross. Ancelotti started third-choice 'keeper Fran Gonzalez following injuries to Thibaut Courtois and Andriy Lunin, although the Ukrainian was fit enough to be named on the bench. In addition to Arsenal, Ancelotti has to focus on the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona on April 26 in Seville. "The match against Barca in the Copa del Rey will be different; they'll attack more, and we'll have to be better at the back and be effective up front," the Italian said................
By Md. Rasel Ahmedabout a year ago in Journal
Flash flooding US
Relentless, life-threatening weather conditions continued Saturday across multiple states for the fourth straight day, including the threat of severe flooding in Memphis, Tennessee, and Little Rock, Arkansas, and tornado watches from Texas to Kentucky. Since Wednesday, at least 12 people have died amid the outbreak of severe weather, including a 9-year-old boy in Kentucky, who was swept away by floodwaters as he walked to a bus stop, and several people killed in southwestern Tennessee after a strong EF-3 tornado ripped through the city of Selmer. In Missouri, a firefighter responding to a reported water rescue, died in a vehicle crash in Beaufort, about 60 miles west of St. Louis, according to the Beaufort-Leslie Fire Protection District. The firefighter was identified as Chevy Gall. "Tonight is a fire chief's worst nightmare," Beaufort-Leslie Fire Protection District Chief Terry Feth said in a statement. "We are heartbroken by the loss of one of our own." Earlier this week, authorities in Missouri said another local fire chief, 68-year-old Garry Moore, died while helping a stranded driver on Wednesday. Moore was the chief of the Whitewater Fire Protection District. Another flash flood emergency in northeastern Arkansas, including the towns of Cherokee Village and Hardy, was also canceled. Earlier Saturday, emergency management officials have relayed to the National Weather Service that multiple water rescues were ongoing in the area, which includes portions of Lawrence and Sharp counties. The Arkansas Division of Emergency Management confirmed the state's first storm-related death -- a 5-year-old child found in a home in southwest Little Rock. The agency did not provide any other details of the child's death but said it was related "to the ongoing severe weather in Arkansas." Overall, the death toll stands at five in Tennessee; three in Missouri; two in Kentucky; and one each in Indiana and Arkansas. Saturday is expected to the final day of a multi-day high impact flood event that has wreaked havoc across portions of the Lower and Mid-Mississippi River Valley, which remains under a high risk for flooding. As of Saturday evening, Memphis, Tennessee, remained under a flash flood emergency as the latest round of torrential rain continues to sweep east across parts of the mid-South Saturday afternoon. According to state emergency management officials, preliminary damage reports in Arkansas include flooding on roadways, downed trees and power lines, water rescues and damage from a possible tornado near the city of Wynne. The National Weather Service has not yet confirmed the tornado. The National Weather Service said it was a particularly dangerous situation and life-threatening flash flooding is either ongoing or will begin shortly. A flash flood emergency is the highest-level alert that the NWS issues for a flash flood threat. In Arkansas over the past few days, up to a foot of rain has fallen -- equal to about three months' worth of rain. By Saturday evening, a flash flood emergency issued earlier for the Little Rock area was canceled and the worst of the heavy rain was over there. However, major flash flooding continues in the region. The worst of the severe thunderstorm, tornado, flash flood threat will be through the evening hours as a line of strong thunderstorms with torrential rain continues to sweep across parts of the South. The greatest tornado threat was across parts of western Tennessee and northern Mississippi, including the Memphis metro area. From east Texas into western Tennessee, a couple strong tornadoes could also occur along with very large hail and destructive wind gusts. Even though the threat for severe storms will gradually lessen over the weekend as the stationary front slowly pushes east, more unsettled weather will continue to erupt over the areas already hit hard by tornados and life-threatening flooding. The threat for severe weather and excessive rainfall will ease a bit on Sunday as this system begins to slide eastward. However, parts of the Tennessee and Ohio River Valley could see another 3 to 6 inches before this frontal boundary completely moves out of the region by Monday. Parts of the Southeast are under a slight risk (level 2 of 5) for severe weather, where storms could generate damaging winds, hail and isolated tornadoes. In addition to flooding threats, Saturday evening brings a risk of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. There are tornado watches posted across seven states, from Texas to Kentucky, with cities like Memphis, Little Rock, Nashville and Houston on guard. Over the past 24 hours, there were more than a dozen tornadoes reported in Texas, Arkansas and Missouri. With that, thunderstorms generating heavy rainfall (with rates potentially reaching 2 to 3 inches per hour) could cause flash flooding in prone areas. A good portion of Georgia and Alabama, as well as parts of the Florida Panhandle, southern Mississippi and southeastern Louisiana are under a slight risk for flooding.
By Md. Rasel Ahmedabout a year ago in Journal
Where Did Madison Zhao Go to School?
When we talk about rising stars who are making a mark with their talent, determination, and authenticity, Madison Zhao stands out. While much is known about her growing success and public presence, many fans and followers are curious about her roots—especially her educational background. Where did she go to school? What shaped her early years and contributed to the person she is today?
By Madison Zhao Fan Pageabout a year ago in Journal
How Taylor Swift’s Broken Heel Saved a life, does kind people Exist in this world ?
Discover the inspiring story behind Taylor Swift's Eras Tour mishap in Rio de Janeiro. Learn how a broken Christian Louboutin heel turned viral fame into a charitable movement that helped save a life and brought hope to millions.
By Nav k Aidanabout a year ago in Journal
Energy Healing 101
In an era where holistic wellness is gaining momentum, terms like chakras, prana, and Reiki are no longer confined to spiritual circles. Energy healing, a practice rooted in ancient traditions, has surged in popularity as people seek alternatives to modern medicine. But what exactly are Pranic, Tantric, and Reiki healing? How do they differ, and why are they so effective? This guide dives deep into these transformative practices, offering actionable tips, examples, and step-by-step instructions to help you harness their power for physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
By Sherif shamsabout a year ago in Journal
