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fighting back with gratitude. Top Story - April 2025.
Life has kicked my ass lately. But that's okay because I fight back, even when I am feeling down in the gutter. Strength isn’t always loud or glamorous. Sometimes it is honestly just quietly choosing to keep going and to believe that better days are still ahead.
By Chloe Rose Violet 🌹9 months ago in Journal
Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.3941 (Beta Channel)
Microsoft has officially rolled out Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.3941 to the Beta Channel, bringing a new wave of improvements, stability fixes, and under-the-hood enhancements for users testing future Windows features.
By Mahmud Sykat9 months ago in Journal
Collecting is fun and not just a hobby
Why Collecting could be a Captivating Hobby Collecting is one of the foremost different and curiously leisure activities individuals appreciate. Analysts say it's something that intrigues numerous of us. There are all sorts of collectors:
By Shadow9 months ago in Journal
From Word Document to Published Book: How I Finally Got My Story on Amazon
I had always dreamed of becoming a published author. So, when I finally typed the last sentence of my manuscript, I felt a mix of pride and panic. I had spent months crafting my story—editing, re-editing, and pouring my heart into every chapter.
By Shahjahan Kabir Khan9 months ago in Journal
From Ship Christenings to Spiritual Rebirth: The Profound Truth of Baptism
Imagine standing on the banks of the canal, watching as a new ship is about to be baptized into its life of service. The air is filled with anticipation, the crowd buzzing with excitement as they await the smashing of the champagne bottle against the ship's hull. Now, juxtapose this scene with the serene banks of the Jordan River, where John the Baptist performed the first baptisms, symbolizing a profound spiritual transformation. This is the journey we embark upon today, exploring the stark yet enlightening differences between the ceremonial christening of ships and the sacred rite of baptism. Our thesis is clear: while ship christenings may entertain and celebrate, the baptism we receive is a divine promise of rebirth, a testament to God's unconditional love and acceptance.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
FDA’s Milk Testing Program Pause: Experts Assure Public Safety
FDA’s Milk Testing Program Pause: Experts Assure Public Safety The United States of America Food and Drug Administration (FDA) temporarily suspended its milk and dairy proficiency testing program due to staffing reductions and budget constraints. Some consumers are concerned about the security of the nation's milk supply as a result of this decision. Experts and regulatory agencies, on the other hand, emphasize that this pause does not harm public health.
By Տᴘʏ〆Ꭾᴀɴᴅᴀ9 months ago in Journal
Your Brain on No Sleep: What a Neurologist Wants You to Know
Lack of sleep isn’t just about feeling tired. It messes with your brain in ways you might not realize. When you don’t get enough rest, your brain starts to struggle with basic tasks, and long-term sleep deprivation can even lead to serious health problems.
By Dr manvir bhatia9 months ago in Journal
Why The Ideas Of Most Businesses, Creators, and Entrepreneurs Naturally Fail Before They Ever Begin
I Hear it All the Time. A Business gives their Business Pitch. A Creator talks about their latest Creation. An Entrepreneur Discusses how their New Thing is going to Revolutionize Their Industry.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)9 months ago in Journal
Madison Zhao Tries on Gorgeous Dresses for the Cannes Film Festival
The Cannes Film Festival has always been more than just a celebration of cinema—it's also a stage for the most glamorous fashion moments of the year. This year, all eyes turned to rising star Madison Zhao as she stepped into the world of red carpet couture, carefully selecting the perfect dresses for her appearance at the iconic event.
By Madison Zhao9 months ago in Journal
The Fall of Kingdoms and the Rise of False Shepherds: A Wake-Up Call for Our Times
In the annals of history, the story of Israel stands as a stark reminder of the consequences of leadership gone awry. Following the death of King Solomon, the once-united kingdom fractured into two, each governed by its own king, and the spiritual unity that had held the nation together crumbled under the weight of idolatry. God, in His mercy, sent prophets to guide His people back to righteousness, but the warnings went unheeded. The northern kingdom fell to the Assyrians in 722 BC, and the southern kingdom met a similar fate at the hands of the Babylonians in 597 and 587 BC. These historical events serve as a powerful backdrop to the contemporary crises we face, where the metaphor of shepherds and sheep continues to resonate. Our thesis is clear: the failure of leaders, both spiritual and secular, to care for their flocks has led us from one crisis to another, echoing the ancient warnings of prophets like Ezekiel.
By Minding Fred9 months ago in Journal
The American Hydration problem and how to fix it in a simple way
What is Hydration? Hydration means your body is fit and filled with water, and your body parts are functioning perfectly. We can drink enough water or watery fruits, which support our brain, skin, muscles, and every part of our body.
By UTTOM DAS9 months ago in Journal
Threads Between Us
The Threads Between Us Talia always thought of the environment as something *outside* of her. Trees, air, oceans, mountains—these were all things that existed *around* her, not within her. Her world was the city: pavement under her sneakers, earbuds in, screen in her hand, noise all around. Nature was something you visited, like a museum or a park, and then left behind.
By Gabriela Tone9 months ago in Journal