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                                Sales Representative – Workers’ Compensation Technology  Remote (Continental U.S.) Travel: Industry conferences and occasional client visits  WorkersCompensation.com delivers trusted regulatory and compliance technology for the Workers’ Compensation industry, supporting carriers, TPAs, and employers across all 50 states with accurate, source-verified information.  About the Role  We are hiring a Sales Representative to drive new subscriptions for Simply Research, our core Workers’ Compensation research platform. This role owns the sales process from discovery through demo, proposal, and close, with a strong focus on understanding client workflows, multi-state complexity, and real-world claims…

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Concerns about the future of Social Security benefits are prompting many Americans to rethink their retirement timelines. With new projections showing the trust fund running short sooner than expected, timing decisions now carry more uncertainty. For some retirees, claiming benefits earlier could offer a form of protection against future changes. Understanding how these rules work can help you make a more informed choice. Here’s how insolvency projections, claiming rules, and income timing intersect, and why earlier claiming may deserve a closer look. Social Security could become insolvent by 2033 The Social Security Administration now estimates that the…

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Princess Kate steps out to continue key project  Princess Kate made a surprise visit to Castle Hill Academy in Croydon, South London to mark Children’s Mental Health Week on Thursday.The Princess of Wales has long been an advocate for healthy early development of kids and spreads awareness about how those years shape the people we become. Kate has previously described her Shaping Us initiative as her “life’s work”. Her latest visit came with her role as the Patron of mental health charity, Place2Be.”This year’s Place2Be Children’s Mental Health Week is about the importance of belonging. It can be easy to overlook…

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Do you ever find yourself stuck in a loop of thoughts that just won’t quit? You know, those moments when your mind feels like a hamster wheel, endlessly spinning over the same worries or conversations? It happens to the best of us. I definitely know the feeling. There have been many times when I’ve found myself trapped in that cycle, unable to break free from the grip of my own thoughts. But through trial and error, I’ve discovered a few strategies that have helped me regain control and find peace of mind. Let’s dive into seven simple techniques to help…

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Our love stories speak volumes about habit building and the quirks that become part of our daily routines… and vice versa! By this, I’m not talking about being passionate about certain habits. But when you enjoy doing something, you are more likely to make it part of your daily routine. In my latest research, I took a dive into the world of romance by looking at how, throughout the four stages of a love affair, we can become “routine lovers”. The dating phase: Patterns over potential We all probably remember the first stage of getting to know someone. Sometimes we…

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Getty Images for Unsplash+ While all eyes and ears are on the Winter Olympic games in Milano-Cortina, last summer’s games drew only eyes. At the 2025 Summer Deaflympics, Tokyo event organizers splashed on some cutting-edge technology to help the crowds get closer than ever to the action. Special eyeglasses project holograms featuring athlete bios, previous times and scores, and cues when certain moments have occurred. Over at the Judo event, spectators were given special haptic feedback devices worn around the neck which relay vibrations from strike, foot movement, and impact data captured in real-time by sensors and special microphones. “Originally…

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TORONTO, Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Canadian Ski Council will celebrate National Ski and Snowboard Day on February 20, 2026, inviting Canadians to embrace winter as a season for movement, connection, and well-being. Guided by the theme “Winter Moves You,” this year’s celebration highlights how skiing, snowboarding, and cross-country skiing support mental and physical health while bringing people together in inclusive, accessible, and community-driven ways. National Ski and Snowboard Day encourages Canadians of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to experience the benefits of winter movement. From first-time participants to lifelong snow sports enthusiasts, winter activity offers a positive way…

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Social Security is a lifeline for millions of retirees, and the rules around it are shifting again. Under the Trump administration, changes in how people access services and prove eligibility are beginning to take shape. Some adjustments are already in effect, while others may be coming soon. To make the right money moves, retirees will need to understand the new rules and prepare for extra hurdles when managing benefits. Here are the key changes you need to know about. Requiring people to show up at offices in person for certain tasks The Social Security Administration (SSA) has been rolling back…

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Grand Junction, Colorado – Mesa County Public Health just dropped its 2025 Impact Report and the message is loud: they are no longer waiting for someone else to solve the behavioral health emergency hitting Western Colorado. In a year that saw emergency rooms overwhelmed and families desperate, the county launched an entirely new Behavioral Health Division and rolled out tools that have already reached hundreds of thousands of people. The numbers are staggering and the response is finally matching them. New Division Hits the Ground Running in July On July 1, 2025, Mesa County Public Health officially created its Behavioral…

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In 2017, Los Angeles artist Jayna Zweiman started Welcome Blanket as a response to the first Trump administration’s proposed border wall between Mexico and the United States. Instead of a 2,000-mile concrete wall, Zweiman wanted to knit that length in skeins of yarn, creating blankets and accompanying notes to give to refugee and immigrant neighbors.Thousands of handmade blankets have been distributed to new immigrant and refugee neighbors since 2017. Photo courtesy of Welcome Blanket/InstagramWith an onslaught of donors who wanted to contribute to the project, she quickly hit her goal of gathering 6,000 Welcome Blanket packages. So, she upped the ante.Now, the…

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