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Arizona State University is launching a program for the parents and guardians of enrolled students called "Thriving in Your Empty Nest Chapter." "Many parents talk [about] the tears they shed, or that pit in their stomach, a sense of pride, but also grief of this profound transition. The online module will consist of live events every Friday via Zoom and allow parents to meet other parents around the world. "And because it's for parents, there's no quizzes, there's no homework, there's no expectation to have to finish it all. We're getting those dates together right now, and it's currently open to any ASU parents as well as ASU alumni," with children heading to college.
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Spokesperson Jillian Cowherd said the voter registration process is started at the DMV, but completed at the Virginia Elections Department. It’s also used to verify voter rolls. But user and data errors in the DHS system — such as confusing people who share the same name — have led to people being inaccurately flagged on voter rolls, Clapman said. She said Youngkin’s announcement of noncitizen voters “stokes election denial generally, undermining faith in election results. Last October, election officials under Youngkin removed nearly 3,400 legal Virginia voters from the rolls, after misclassifying probation violators as felons.
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A tumor with teeth was found in a 3,000-year-old ancient Egyptian burial site. AdvertisementAdvertisementA rare tumor with teeth has been found in the pelvis of ancient Egyptian woman who died more than 3,000 years ago. It is possible this teratoma was bothering the ancient Egyptian woman 3,000 years ago. A picture of a Bes ring, the type of which could be found during the New Kingdom. Some ancient Egyptian medicine was recorded in written literature, but that only tells us how the elite, who could have access to that kind of high-end treatment, dealt with disease.
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Instead, she recommends, focus on the motivations that you know have already worked for you before. "A lot of times when people want to make a change, they want to make or break a habit," Rubin tells CNBC Make It. "They want to do something because it worked for a good friend of theirs or they read an article about [it]. The trick, in other words, is figuring out what motivates you and applying it to a wide variety of situations. "The people who are the most successful are the ones who have figured out what they need to achieve their aims," says Rubin.
Persons: Gretchen Rubin, Rubin, you've, , they're, Warren Buffett Organizations: CNBC
The smell of eucalyptus, for example, always reminds me of the 10 lovely months I lived in San Francisco. Zoom In Icon Arrows pointing outwards Marloes De Vries for CNBC Make ItSmells can also boost awareness, too. When I'm in a situation that makes me anxious, like being backstage before giving a big talk, I hold a pen. When I took my laptop to a small neighborhood library to write in its quiet workroom, for example, I got distracted by someone's cough. Just as you do periodic sweeps of your home to clear clutter, you can clear clatter, too.
Once I complete the task, I mark it on a calendar in the app and a colorful streak grows. Each time I logged a successful session on Everyday and the habit's streak grew, it felt like a microwin. Streaks reward repetition, Lindemans explained, but the reason they're so motivating is not the sense of accomplishment they imbue. After all, I was being motivated by the app instead of by my desire to meet my goals. The apps helped me focus on the action itself instead of on setting up my own structure for carrying them out.
Micro habits are tiny changes to your daily routine that can make a huge difference. Here are some micro habits that can drive a huge difference in your life in 2023. I experienced more peace and zen with this micro habit because I don't have to frown about cleaning and dusting every weekend. By the end of the day, you'll feel those little things elevate your bad mood. This micro habit could save a lot of unnecessary mental stress.
Quiet quitting can mean doing your job without caring much about it. Rage quitting involves leaving suddenly after frustrations have built up. "Quitting" has taken on many new (and confusing, if you're over 30 like I am) connotations, including quiet quitting, rage quitting, and good old-fashioned leaving to pursue another opportunity. Below you'll find the case for quiet quitting, rage quitting, and finding a new job. Consider rage quitting if … your job is hurting your mental healthIt's considered professional to give your employer at least some notice before you leave.
Luckily, with the right tools, you can decode what your jealousy is trying to tell you, and then turn your emotions into positive action. But benign envy motivates us to work harder, while malicious envy makes us miserable and nasty. Use these phrases to shift your thinking from malicious envy to benign envy: "I'm inspired by _____. Zoom In Icon Arrows pointing outwards Illustration: Liz FosslienYou may not always be exactly where you want to be, but chances are you're not where you used to be, either. Zoom In Icon Arrows pointing outwards Illustration: Liz Fosslien
And rather than worship the divine, the crowd was there to herald the malign: Donald Trump and his brand of hateful, intentionally divisive politics. Similar to a creed, Trump shared his litany of election-denial lies that have come to constitute the Republican Party platform. The intentional coupling of MAGA politics with religious imagery isn’t merely a rhetorical act, either. Trump’s Ohio rally is hardly the only recent example of a politician appropriating religious symbols to seize power. Here, too, Christians are speaking out against his hijacking of the church for right-wing politics.
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