Category: Curated

Top 25 News Photos of 2023

Powerful images from the past 12 eventful months. Source: Top 25 News Photos of 2023

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Obituary information for Raymond J. Bonelli

Ray is third from left in this photo above…

I didn’t know until I read his obituary how much older than me Ray was or what he did for a living. I knew Ray when I was in high school and when you’re a self absorbed 17 year old, you don’t always pay attention to other people or understand how important they really are in your growth and development and how you’ll carry that forward…

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How to Revitalize Unfulfilled Goals and Lost Dreams

Ask yourself what is the “theme” of your goal and how can it be transformed? Source: How to Revitalize Unfulfilled Goals and Lost Dreams

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‘Tis the season

Find more in this post from days gone by…

Have a Bizarro Xmas!
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Defusing Armageddon: Why Are So Many Americans Angry?

Many commentators say that anger in America is at an all-time high. Source: Defusing Armageddon: Why Are So Many Americans Angry?

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Bruce Lee’s Never Before Revealed Letters to Himself About Authenticity, Personal Development, and the Measure of Success

“This is the entire essence of life: Who are you? What are you?” So wrote young Leo Tolstoy in his diary of moral development. Bruce Lee (November 27, 1940–July 20, 1973) was around Tolstoy’s age when he turned to this central question of existence more than a century later and approached it with the same subtleness of insight and sincerity of spirit with which he approached all of life. Source: Bruce Lee’s Never Before Revealed Letters to Himself About Authenticity, Personal Development, and the Measure of Success

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The Number-One Worst Food for Your Brain

Hint: It’s not really a food at all — it’s sugar! Source: The Number-One Worst Food for Your Brain

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Thanksgiving: A Holiday of Love and Minimal Expectations

Thanksgiving, the annual holiday observed in many countries, has earned its place as one of the most cherished celebrations. Unlike other holidays that often come with excessive expectations and preparations, Thanksgiving stands out as a day filled with genuine love, gratitude, and simplicity. Here are some of the reasons why Thanksgiving shines brightly amongst all other holidays, highlighting its emphasis on quality time, appreciation, and the absence of overwhelming expectations.

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JFK: One Day In America

60 years ago on November 22, I returned home from morning kindergarten to find my mother sobbing on the couch and I can remember it like it was yesterday. As a former Catholic of Irish descent, John F. Kennedy was a god to me. The first book I was able to read on my own was about him. Here’s another good documentary, this time with ‘last’ interviews from the people who were there…

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Make no little plans

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Rosalynn Carter remained her husband’s rock of support to the end

He was the president of the United States and the governor of Georgia, but Jimmy Carter often said the “pinnacle” of his life was marrying Eleanor Rosalynn Smith.

“Rosalynn was my equal partner in everything I ever accomplished. “She gave me wise guidance and encouragement when I needed it. As long as Rosalynn was in the world, I always knew somebody loved and supported me.”

Jimmy Carter

Go to the source to read a beautiful article about a loving, historical relationship: Rosalynn Carter remained her husband’s rock of support to the end

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Why Did We All Have the Same Childhood?

Children have a folklore all their own, and the games, rhymes, trends, and legends that catch on spread to many kids across time and space. Source: Why Did We All Have the Same Childhood?

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Fierce Conversations by Susan Scott

In this Fierce Conversations summary, you’ll learn the 7 principles of fierce conversations, to authentically address challenging problems and improve outcomes in all aspects of life. Go to the source: Book Summary – Fierce Conversations (Susan Scott)

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Misery

The 7-Step Guide to Misery
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The Inside Story Behind “Too Much Time on My Hands”

If you’ve been singing the lines, “I’m sitting on this bar stool, talking like a damn fool, got the 12 o’clock news blues!” over and over and over during the past 10 days or so, then you’re in good company. Jimmy Fallon, the host of NBC’s uber-popular The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, has been singing the lyrics and jamming along to the song on the show on a regular basis of late, culminating in a shot-by-shot recreation of the song’s infamous 1981 video with actor Paul Rudd this past Friday, April 29, which you can view right here. “It’s the best song I’ve ever heard in my entire life,” Fallon exclaimed about “Too Much Time” to guest Adam Levine on the previous night of the show — and who can blame him? Source: Styxworld Exclusive: The Inside Story Behind “Too Much Time on My Hand | News | Styxworld

The bar where Tommy wrote the song is 16 minutes away from me and they have some of the best bar burgers I’ve ever had!

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What You Need to Know About Your Work Team

Here’s a short guide on what to know about your team, why, and how to learn it. Source: What You Need to Know About Your Work Team

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Being Curious and Humble Can Improve Your Relationship

Insightful questions can be powerful tools in developing relationships. Source: Being Curious and Humble Can Improve Your Relationship

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Now and Then; The Beatles drop their ‘last song’

In case you haven’t heard, the Beatles dropped their ‘last song’ yesterday. “Peter Jackson has detailed the “overwhelming” task of creating the music video for Now and Then.” Go to the source if you’re interested in knowing how Paul and Ringo used AI to complete the lost, last song: George Harrison’s son moved to tears by Now and Then

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A clean, bright heart…

A clean bright heart

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Notre Dame Leprechaun to be portrayed by female student at football game for very first time

The university announced in an Instagram post that Kylee Kazenski will don the mascot’s iconic green suit this upcoming Saturday.

I’ve had the opportunity to meet Kylee and experience first hand what a great job she does whipping the crowd into a frenzy. It will be very special to see her do her thing in the house that Rockne built.

Source: Notre Dame Leprechaun to be portrayed by female student at football game for very first time

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3 Secrets of Happy Couples

The newest science for keeping the spark alive. Source: 3 Secrets of Happy Couples

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