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1. Open the refrigerator door and stare into it.   It’s still all the same stuff that was in there the last twenty times you looked, but if you stare hard enough you will notice something that you haven’t seen in a while. You probably won’t want to eat it, but at least it’s something […] 10 Things to Do While Waiting for an Inspirational Blog Idea

I remember having an audience of zero. I remember having no readers, no traffic, no connections, no experience, no plan, no strategy, and no idea what to do. Another thing that I remember from my early days of blogging is that I felt like success was far from reach. I remember reading popular blogs, and I couldn’t even […] Are You a Beginner in The Art of Blogging? You Need to Read This Post!

As we are about to wrap up this year, I’d like to share with you readers, followers, friends, some statistics of my posts: Indeed through this blog I share my “Travel diaries”. And, without surprise, the most liked post by you is Asian food and travel I was so pleased to see that the most […] About my posts…

Love is only made more valuable by the risk of heartbreak. My last breakup was due to religious differences. I thought I was God, she didn’t. To be fair, I very rarely make mistakes, I date them. Why do they call it a crush? Because that’s how you feel when they don’t feel the same […] Romanticizing Heartbreak

A life is infinitesimal in the grand scheme of things. When you zoom the lens out, when you consider the enormity of existence. A life is but a speck in the vastness of time and space. A life is nothing. It matters not a jot. But when you zoom the lens in, past all of […] The Meaning Of Your Life

How would you describe your true calling? Do you even believe there is such a thing? I don’t necessarily believe that one has a true calling, however, I believe if we can find something to do that we love – in the service of something greater than ourselves – we can find balance. I look […] Question of the Day: No. 519

Once upon a time, I went to a yoga class. In fact, two different classes kept me balanced for about four years. That was probably at least seven years ago. I just realized I miss it—the strength, the flexibility, the relaxation. Even with my COVID vaccines, I can’t get super excited about going to a […] Yoga?

Rawpixel Here’s what happened in my life over the past week: I’m pretty sure I have the same atypical pneumonia that I’ve been getting every year for the past several years. I talked to a doctor on Monday, but she was not open to entertaining the idea that it could be anything other than COVID, […] Weekend Wrap-Up

After almost four months of lockdown the sheer novelty of boarding a train was an uplifting experience, just sitting gazing out of the window at the changing scenery as our journey progressed.  We’d planned a four day city break in Liverpool which is located in north west England on the banks of the River Mersey.  […] Day 1. Exploring Liverpool – Pier Head and Albert Dock

I found love in the most amazing place. Where there was no peace but thunderstorm. Making me linger my past and wanting my present more and more. No there was nothing to cherish about it. A bird was asked to leave her nest, celebrating all those years of togetherness. Stunned as there was happiness in […] Arrange

and the hair that look so awful cut by your mum, using the same bowl – that she would use for sunday’s trifle the one served, after the roast beef sunday roast Cinematic Childhood – Written Sunday 30th October 1994 (Aged 19)

If you recently got covid positive and now in the process of healing, this blog is for you. Care during covid is necessary but care after covid is MUST. Your body needs recovery from everything it has been through. Don’t ignore this post covid time because it can create other health issues in the coming […] Importance of Post-Covid Care

Nova Scotia RCMP confirmed its first case of an RCMP member, who has had contact with the public, testing positive for COVID-19. According to police, the Halifax District-based officer tested positive after undergoing asymptomatic testing. [readmore label=”Read more: ” link=”https://globalnews.ca/news/7826418/dalhousie-scientists-covid-19-pcr-testing-backlog/” text=”Dalhousie scientists ‘ready and willing’ to help with COVID PCR testing backlog” /] The officer is at home self-isolating, and the case is not believed to be related to frontline interaction. The Nova Scotia RCMP is following all directives and advice given by the Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA),” RCMP said in a statement. “This includes disinfecting areas the officer…

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(KTVX) — You may have heard that those who have already been sick with COVID-19 experience worse symptoms after receiving the vaccine. But is this accepted by the medical community, or is it just a myth? According to Dr. Eddie Stenehjem, an infectious diseases physician at Intermountain Healthcare in Utah, there is some observational data that those who’ve had COVID-19 get pretty symptomatic after their first dose of the COVID-19 shot. On the other hand, “most people that haven’t had COVID-19, take the first shot, no problem,” he said. “Don’t react, maybe have a sore arm. And then their second…

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// David Warner has been left out of the Sunrisers Hyderabad squad less than 24 hours after he was sensationally sacked as captain of his IPL franchise. Warner, 34, will not feature for the Sunrisers tonight during their clash with the Rajasthan Royals. The Australian was replaced by Afghan all-rounder Mohammad Nabi as the fourth […] ‘Shocked’ Warner cops brutal IPL axing

Washington [US], May 2 (ANI): Why the transmission of HIV infection from mother to baby in womb occurs in some cases but not others has long been a mystery, but now a team of researchers from Weill Cornell Medicine and Duke University has found an important clue about the same which also gives treatment hints […] Breakthrough study finds clues to eliminate HIV infections in infants

Uses of Thyme Oil Part 1 Thyme is a remarkable handy oil, find out how you can harness its powerful antiseptic and restorative qualities to improve your health, exercise routine or even your holiday. Beat Winter Colds and Chills Thyme is essential for treating respiratory infections. Add to chest rubs and steam inhalations to chase […] Daily Dose of Nature

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR) reports as of May 2, 2021, there have been 2,735,731 total confirmatory laboratory results received for COVID-19, with 153,918 total cases and 2,686 deaths. DHHR has confirmed the deaths of a 73-year old female from Pocahontas County, a 93-year old male from Jackson County, a 70-year old male from Lincoln County, a 76-year old female from Nicholas County, a 77-year old male from Logan County, a 63-year old female from Marion County and a 67-year old female from Brooke County. “The length of this pandemic may cause…

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With the second wave of coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, it’s especially important to understand that no supplement, diet, or other lifestyle modification other than social distancing, and proper hygiene practices can protect you from COVID-19. Super Food-Powerful Immunity Boosters

The lateral flow tests, taken every day for a week, could replace 10-day quarantines (Picture: PA) People may soon not have to self-isolate after coming into close contact with someone with Covid. A new study, backed by the Government, is trialling the use of daily lateral flow tests for seven days, instead of the 10 days of quarantine currently required. The rapid tests will be given to as many as 40,000 people who have had a positive Covid contact. They will be able to go about their lives as before, as long as the results are negative. The trial across…

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Health Minister Patty Hajdu says she remains “laser focused” on stopping community transmission of COVID-19, despite calls for tougher border measures that could slow the entry of more transmissible variants. Speaking to Mercedes Stephenson on The West Block Sunday, Hajdu pushed back on suggestions that further restricting travel or lengthening the quarantine period for travellers could also have an impact on community transmission. “People are getting sick at work, they’re getting sick in crowded housing settings, they’re getting sick in the community,” she said. “And that community transmission is where we need to stay laser focused, because when we bring down…

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If you’re looking for a new supplement to try that could potentially help with everything from heart health to vaginal dryness, look no further than sea buckthorn oil. It’s been a go-to treatment in certain areas of the world for centuries — and for good reason. What is sea buckthorn oil? Sea buckthorn oil, which is also sometimes called sea buckthorn seed oil, comes from the sea buckthorn plant that grows in higher-altitude regions of the Himalayas in Asia. It’s been part of Chinese and Ayurvedic medicinal practices for thousands of years, and it’s even called the “holy fruit” in…

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Does cold water swimming improve health? Have you done cold-water swimming? As a part of a karate club ritual, I once found myself plunging into the Puget Sound on a cold New Year’s Day. While I will never do it again, others think differently: Cold-water swimming in lakes, rivers, or the ocean is becoming more popular. […] Does Cold Water Swimming Improve Health?

Dr. Robert Murphy, Professor of Infectious Diseases at Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine, talks about the rise of COVID-19 cases in India and South America. Dr. Murphy also discusses where we are in the vaccination process and answers listener questions. https://serve.castfire.com/audio/3833857/3833857_2021-05-02-150157.128.mp3 Dr. Robert Murphy on the current state of vaccination distribution

Quotes on Gita : ‘If one reads Bhagavad-Gita very sincerely and with all seriousness, then by the grace of the Lord the reactions of his past misdeeds will not act upon him’ Lord Shiva to Parvatidevi, Gita-Mahatmya.  No other philosophical or religious work reveals ,in such a lucid and profound way, the nature of consciousness, the self, […] Daily Dose of Bhagwad Gita

Ontario is further expanding its COVID-19 vaccine rollout this week as a boost in supply is expected to arrive from Pfizer-BioNTech. The province says those 18 years of age and older living in one of 114 hot spot communities will be able to book their vaccine appointment through the province’s online portal beginning Monday at 8 a.m. As of Thursday, those turning 50 and over this year in the rest of the province will be able to book a slot through the Ontario booking system or directly through their public health units. [readmore label=”Read more: ” link=”https://globalnews.ca/news/7827557/covid-19-ontario-cases-vaccine-may-2-coronavirus/” /] The province…

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I settle into my cushion, my mind jumping to the 4 days of the retreat stretching ahead of me. I’m filled with the warm, familiar feeling of being back at this beautiful retreat center, surrounded by other meditators who have also taken time out of their regular lives to focus on their practice. But something […] Meditating with a mask on

Analyze the name of the game to suitable sleep. Those pointers will help you sleep better at night and be more energetic and productive at some point of your waking hours. Tips to sleep better at night

Hi friend, Today I wanted to talk about the importance of putting your mental health and happiness before anything or anyone else. Back in November, I decided to go back to school to get my Master’s Degree. I have never been a fan of school but after this awful year with the pandemic, I realized […] It’s okay to not be okay

Mary Henry, 19, developed verbal and physical tics almost overnight and was diagnosed with Functional Neurological Disorder (Picture: NCJ Media) A teenage footballer has revealed her ‘bizarre’ struggles with a neurological disorder that left her speaking in French and Irish accents. Mary Henry was a centre back for Hartlepool United and coach at North Shields Juniors AFC, as well as a keen hiker and traveller. But her promising career came to a sudden halt shortly after her 19th birthday last October. Mary woke up with a twitch in her neck which became more frequent over the following days, and developed…

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We left Jesús y María albergue at 7:00am, walking with Meg and Ann through Pamplona. “We” was Carl and I, since we didn’t really know where Larry and Bill were. Walking out of Pamplona, we wound our way up towards Alto del Perdón, which is one of those iconic places on the Camino, with the […] Camino Reflections – Lesson #5: Make Time to Smell the Roses

A reflection on 51 years of Earth Days. Reflections on Earth Day 2021

Come celebrate nature with me. Mind Travel: National Park Week and Earth Day

Celebrate our Earth. Happy Earth Day and National Park Week