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As midlife women, self-care is something that’s often talked about and referred to, but many are unlikely to actually practice it. Self-care for women over 50 can be a foreign concept. After decades of taking care of just about everyone else, you know you’re supposed to be taking time for yourself, now. You probably catch yourself thinking about what you should be doing … but aren’t.You also know the common excuses you tell other people. The thing is, you believe them to be true. Thoughts like “I don’t have enough time,” “I’m too busy,” or “So and so really needs me.” It’s…

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In today’s hectic and stressful work world, where deadlines loom, emails never stop, and focus feels like a luxury, your brain is your ultimate productivity engine. Yet most of us treat it like an afterthought – running on coffee crashes, skipped meals, and doom-scrolling on the internet that leaves us foggy and forgetful. But, what if having a sharp memory, laser focus, and peak mental clarity were just daily habits away? Popular doctor, Dr. Pal Manickam reveals that fueling your brain right isn’t rocket science- it’s essential for crushing your workday, nailing presentations, and staying ahead in the corporate rat-race…

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                                The MedLegal Professor Technology Lab The EEE Responsible AI Standard. Educate. Empower. Elevate. Artificial intelligence is already part of workers’ compensation, even if many professionals do not realize it. There was no announcement. No formal rollout. No meeting where someone said, “We are now using AI.” Instead, artificial intelligence entered quietly through software updates, new features, and automated functions added to systems people already trusted. Most professionals did not go looking for AI. It simply became part of the workflow. Once it did, it…

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In 2021, Minnesota brass band Brass Solidarity was formed in response to the murder of George Floyd — and the ongoing Black Lives Matter movement.Their goal was simple: To bring people together to promote social justice through music.For more than four years, the diverse group of musicians has met weekly on Mondays, performing in George Floyd Square, and occasionally at rallies and protests for a myriad of causes, as well as picnics and parades.But on January 12, the Monday following the death of Renee Good, a local woman shot and killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer, the group…

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The Education Secretary has told ITV News the government is listening and wants to improve support – not remove it – for children with special educational needs and disabilities, ITV News Political Reporter Jasmine Cameron Chileshe explains”We now have over 70 children on the SEN register, which is about 25%,” Katie Higgs, Special Educational Needs Coordinator at Theale Church of England Primary School in Reading, said.This mainstream state school has seen an uptick in demand for special educational needs and disabilities (Send) support in recent years.But despite the pressures, staff said inclusivity is at the heart of their curriculum -…

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How we say something is often as important as what we say. Tone of voice and facial expression matter and sometimes, we inadvertently take away from the true meaning of what we say.   Take for example when we’re feeling a bit stressed and someone asks us a simple question – if we let our mood influence our tone, our response can very easily come across as hostile, even though that’s not our intention. Similarly, if we speak in a passive tone, people will assume we’re weak or insecure. A passive tone, while not a negative, can in truth, change…

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On Tuesday, January 20, 2026 — the nine-year anniversary of the first Women’s March, a new era for the activism event will unfold nationwide.Women’s March, 50501, FEMINIST, and other organizations are hosting the “Free America Walkout,” urging participants across the United States to walk out of work or school at 2 p.m. local time. “Activists will organize walkout teams, contact neighbors and classmates, host mutual aid and community actions, and engage in public service as a way to block authoritarian violence and authoritarian rule against immigrants, families, and workers and make the stakes of this moment clear,” a statement from the…

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EAST LANSING, Mich. (WILX) – The Eastside Stars continued their partnership with Eli’s Project, hosting the second annual mental health awareness hockey game at Munn Ice Arena on Friday night.The game promotes Eli’s Project, an organization that aims to bring mental health awareness to teens and their parents.Eastside plays Grand Haven at Munn Ice Arena at 5:30 p.m. News 10 Sports will have highlights on the Friday Night Frenzy at 11:15.Stream News 10 on your favorite devices! Here’s how to download the WILX app on Roku, Fire TV or Apple TV.Be the first to see the Mid-Michigan headlines you care…

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Beauty Is in the Spotlight This Christmas, and Self-Care Is at Its Center FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Jan. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The beauty industry is thriving in America, and new data finds that one in three Americans plans on gifting beauty products this holiday season. The key to this beauty focus in 2025? Self-care. As consumers consider how to care for themselves as well as others this holiday season, California Greens’ collagen and glutathione supplements shine out. Recent Nielsen data shows self-care is at the top of many people’s shopping lists this holiday season. 54% of consumers “plan to treat themselves”…

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 Article source: Forte Law GroupNavigating the complexities of the special education system can be a daunting task for any parent. The laws governing a child’s right to a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) are detailed and often create several procedures, evaluations, and meetings. While parents and school districts frequently collaborate successfully, there are circumstances where the partnership breaks down, potentially jeopardizing a child’s educational progress. In such instances, understanding when to seek professional legal counsel becomes critical to protecting a student’s rights and securing the necessary services and support. Here’s when to hire a special education lawyer for your child:  Understanding the Role of a Special Education Attorney A qualified special education attorney advocates for your child’s legal and educational rights under federal and…

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