humanity

For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.

November 29, 2012
Today is quite chilly here in Newport, Tennessee. A small town that no one hears about unless something tragic happens. Sometimes it is nice to live in a small town because you know just about everyone.
By Tammy hopkinson4 years ago in Humans
Support Your Local Library
Safe House. Office. Launchpad. Libraries can be anything. There are few places where one can work on projects of their own design at no cost, but the library remains one.
By Jordan J Hall4 years ago in Humans
5 Passive Income Ideas To Help You Make Money In 2021
There has never been a better moment to learn how to make passive income. Your income has a significant impact on your lifestyle and degree of comfort. If you just found out that your salary is no longer enough to support your lifestyle, or if you just want to make extra money, you need a passive income strategy. Passive income provides financial security and peace of mind without actively working for it. By finding the right passive income strategy for you, you can develop passive income streams that allow you more flexibility and freedom. Some great ideas and flows of passive income have emerged over the past decade, making it easy for beginners to generate extra money.
By kunal4 years ago in Humans
Ventricular Assist Device Market Analysis by Business Methodologies, Financial Overview and Growth Prospects Predicted by 2025
Ventricular Assist Device Market Overview : According to MRFR analysis, the Global Ventricular Assist Device Market is expected to register a CAGR of 11.2% during the forecast period of 2020 to 2027 and accounted for USD 1,726 Million in 2019. A ventricular assist device (VAD) is a miniaturized mechanical pump used to support heart function and maintain blood flow to vital organs in patients with weakened hearts. This device can be used if one or both the heart's ventricles don't function properly.
By Arjun4 years ago in Humans
Lessons from the Lockdown
The pandemic turned the world upside down. Thousands of innocents were affected. Millions of lives shattered. A massive amount of population became unemployed. Work for home & work from home became the new normal. Yet, the lockdown taught us some invaluable lessons, which are significant for shaping our future. They are an integral part of the development & will enhance the nature of growth.
By Arya Joshi4 years ago in Humans
Days Like This
Digging through old blogs can be helpful, if you’re searching for subject matter. I found this piece from an old blog, when I had spent several years in Fort Myers Beach, Florida and had returned home to my home, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
By David X. Sheehan4 years ago in Humans
Do We Have Free Will? Almost Certainly Not
We don’t have free will. For a start, it doesn’t make sense scientifically. But it also doesn’t match our own experiences. But before I explain why, I would first like to defend the opposing argument a little bit.
By Edward John4 years ago in Humans
The Color of Youth
College is the very amazing stage for students, they have gone through the hard time and finally come to their dream place. In this beautiful age, students are young and full of energy, their color of youth should be red, which means active.
By CoSmile4 years ago in Humans
safe and secure
As a child, I would dream about a door in my closet that would lead me to a secret garden where I was safe to exist, to be myself, to feel love, express, and feel my emotions. I would immerse myself in stories of children finding these magical places where they could run, and not simply hide, but escape. Hoping that one day I'd be able to have that same luck, that luck is called growing up.
By Ash4 years ago in Humans
Living in Two Worlds
It’s Columbus Day and I am supposed to celebrate the discovery of America. But I am part Native American so I am supposed to be angry that he did so. What is a person like me to do?
By Traci E. Langston4 years ago in Humans
To Save a Laptop
It was Sunday morning. Cath and I were at Barnes & Noble. I browsed the mags, found a couple, bought a latte. Cath found her book, found a couple of mags, and we sat down in the café. A fellow, 40-ish, was seated near us looking at his computer. He picked up his phone.
By David Louis Stanley4 years ago in Humans
I am no longer a teenager
The night is bleak, and what is desolate is life; what is desolate is youth; what is desolate is like a dream, and what is desolate is love. The long and long youth belongs to others; the floating life is our own. ——Inscription/Lone Star Chasing Moon The wind outside the window tore wantonly, it has been tearing for many nights, there is no intention to stop, sobbing to swallow everything, the vehicles on the distant highway always galloping in the night However, the dust was lifted up in all directions and followed away, like our dreams when we were young, so vulnerable, fragmented in the torrent of the world, scattered all over the place. Souls waking up from nightmares are always unable to sleep peacefully anymore. At this moment, at two o'clock in the morning, the wind is raging, and the ghosts are at their extreme. The night outside the window was gleaming, and the howling wind "whipped" everything in the night for a long time, reverberating in the valley like a ghost, the doors and windows creaked...This night, I was destined to lose sleep and listen to the ghostly wind and loneliness outside the window. Associate. The gloomy wind outside the window tore the night, making people uneasy, as the same electric current stimulated my mind to be especially clear. In such a violent air, my heart was ups and downs, as if it was also torn apart, and it was easy to be sentimental for many things at first. I suddenly thought of yesterday, of those flying times, of us without any emotion, of us who were young and lingering in the sun yesterday,
By CoSmile4 years ago in Humans