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What The United Nations Should Know About POVERTY! Part I
I have eaten, drank, slept, breathed, and lived with and among poverty all my life. I live with humans who are fighting indigence, people who don’t live and think as if they are poor, and they are. I live among humans who aren’t aware of the destitution their lives are in. Many are aware of the impoverished state of their affairs and do nothing to help themselves. Others refuse to allow pauperism to win or continue to play any role in their lives and future generations.
By Annelise Lords 3 years ago in Journal
The month of October unveils a celestial tapestry of myths, legends, and cosmic wonders, making it a delight for stargazers
The month of October unveils a celestial tapestry of myths, legends, and cosmic wonders, making it a delight for stargazers. As the crisp evenings usher in clear skies and cooler temperatures, the heavens above beckon with a host of celestial events. From the captivating "ring of fire" solar eclipse on October 14 to the enchanting hunter's moon two weeks later, the celestial calendar is brimming with celestial highlights.
By Abdullah Rajon3 years ago in Journal
COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, public attitudes and expert opinions
COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, public attitudes, and expert opinions: Understanding COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy The issue of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy has become a significant concern in the global effort to combat the pandemic. A recent poll conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) sheds light on the complex landscape of public attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccines in the United States. The findings indicate that more than half of adults are leaning toward declining vaccination, with a stark contrast between Democrats and Republicans in their willingness to receive the vaccine.
By Abdullah Rajon3 years ago in Journal
Finding Dis-Stress On Your Teams
I was recently in a group discussion and someone asked me how to identify Dis-Stress on their team. They said that they will ask people on their team how things are going, and the reply is always the same.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Death: A Love Story?
As many of you long-time readers know, it was recently my birthday. In my piece “50”, I talked about how I did not feel any different about the turnover. I did not feel like I had crossed a line. It was just another day for me – work, exercise, and the like – and I did nothing special…except have a video call with the family. They made sure that I got to see the cake that I would never taste, with the candles indicating my incredible age. My brother bothered me again about his devotion to the Toronto Maple Leafs (“This is the year!” – right…); my nephew and niece missed me; and my mother enjoyed a bit of wine. Maybe a little too much…
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Journal
I Have To Be Rich, I said.
My uncle forced me to wave goodbye as the car zoomed off, but I refused, crying as loudly as my lungs would allow. How could I? I wanted to be in the backseat, pointing to every snack as we drove and most certainly getting all of them. This was my story as a 3 or maybe 4-year-old - I can’t remember exactly. It’s one of my earliest memories.
By Daniel Falonipe3 years ago in Journal
