Community, Diversity, Sustainability and other Overused Words
Community, Diversity, Sustainability and other Overused Words
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How is seasonal affective disorder linked to substance use disorder? Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is sometimes flung around casually in conversation. But it’s more than just feeling sad when the winter and darker days set in. SAD is classified as a major depressive disorder with a seasonal pattern. About 25% of people living with serious mental health conditions, including SAD, deal with addiction. Similarly, if you have bipolar disorder, symptoms of depression may worsen...
The most popular cities to move to in 2026 Many former sweetheart cities are losing their crowns to these up-and-comers. MoveBuddha data shows Austin’s out, while cities like Knoxville, Saint Paul, and Chicago are rising up. After years of buzz, Florida’s real estate market is “nursing a hangover.” And Austin’s once red-hot real estate market is now sagging under price reductions as homes linger on the market. So where will Americans land next? To determine which way the w...
The rule of seconds: A safe following distance on the highway Following too closely behind another vehicle, or tailgating, is one of the most common causes of car accidents across the country. Rear-end accidents often lead to serious injuries, including whiplash, even when they occur at a slow speed. For this reason, drivers should always keep a safe distance between their cars and the vehicles ahead of them in traffic. As a driver, you may wonder what constitutes a “safe d...
After the holidays: Hardcore ways to get your budget back on track The holidays can be a delightful time—full of traditions, loved ones, and moments you want to make special. Between gifts, gatherings, and seasonal events, holiday spending can add up fast. And if your bank account took a hit—or you went over your budget—try not to be too hard on yourself. It happens, and it’s absolutely possible to bounce back. You can learn to manage financial setbacks, including holiday...
How a gang tattoo removal program is helping people start fresh When people walk into the Clean Slate tattoo removal clinic at the University of California San Diego, they carry more than just ink on their skin. Many are justice-impacted adults — people with histories of incarceration, probation, or parole — trying to shed a visible reminder of a past they’ve already worked hard to leave behind. Some arrive with gang tattoos on their faces or hands that expose them to viole...
I have a 13 year old female cat. we give her appetite stimulant because she's under weight. I was petting her in my lap. I stopped, and left my hand on her paw lightly. Suddenly she attacked my hand and bit it. She's done stuff like this 2 other times to me and twice to my wife, recently. my wife says maybe she didn't like that I stopped petting her, or maybe she didn't like that i was petting her. i overstimulated her, she said. I think it's the appetite stimulant. who's...
Somerset, England – January 9, 2026 - In a story that continues to captivate and divide public opinion, Sir Benjamin Slade, the 79-year-old 7th Baronet of Maunsel House, has once again gone public with his decades-long search for a significantly younger woman to marry and bear him at least one son - ideally two - to inherit his historic title, fortune, and sprawling 1,300-acre estate in Somerset.Here are a few striking views of Maunsel House, the grand ancestral home at the c...
Analyzing the growing role of real estate in intergenerational wealth As older generations (particularly Baby Boomers and the Silent Generation) retire or pass away, their assets are transferred to heirs, who are largely family members. According to a recent report from Cerulli, approximately $124 trillion will move from older generations to Gen Xers and Millennials by 2048. This means the United States will experience a historic intergenerational wealth transfer over the...
Minimum payments myth and more decoded: What 50% of U.S. consumers don’t know about managing credit wisely Your credit score is one of the most important numbers in your financial life, yet it remains a mystery to many. To find out what people really know about their credit, Credit One Bank conducted a survey in November with 1,000 U.S. consumers — asking them about everything from where they learned about credit to how scores are calculated. What was discovered? A lot of con...
Cozy hobbies are the new self-care on TikTok—here’s how to find yours According to TikTok, “cozy hobbies” are the new self-care—and it’s easy to see why. These low-effort activities like journaling, watercoloring and crocheting invite you to slow down, use your hands and unplug from screens for a while, which is something we all need in this fast-paced, digital world. While the cooler months naturally call for all things cozy, especially as the days get shorter, evenings gr...
Inside Air Force One: The history of America’s most famous non-commercial jet The U.S. leads the world in private aviation, with the largest and fastest-growing market, projected to reach $40.05 billion by 2029. With that in mind, it’s no surprise that Air Force One, America’s most famous non-commercial jet, ranks among the most advanced and secure non-combat aircraft ever built. While one might assume that America’s fascination with private aviation began with the preside...
Mental health strategies for co-parenting during the holidays The holiday season arrives with its own mythology. It is supposed to be joyous and sparkling, filled with rituals that bind families together. Yet for co-parents, this time of year often carries a different emotional tone. The logistics alone can feel like a second full-time job. Two households suddenly have to align school breaks, travel plans, extended family expectations, and the simple desire to make the...
When you're planning a family trip to Waikiki, choosing the right hotel can make all the difference, especially when you're traveling with teenagers, hoping to balance beach time, sightseeing, and a little breathing room. On our most recent stay in Oʻahu, my daughter and I checked into The Ambassador Hotel of Waikiki, while her grandparents stayed nearby in an Airbnb. That setup ended up being perfect: we had our own space, easy access to them, and a hotel that genuinely...
A new ‘solution’ to student homelessness: A parking lot where students can sleep safely in their cars When Edgar Rosales Jr. uses the word “home,” the second-year college student with a linebacker’s build isn’t referring to the house he plans to buy after becoming a nurse or getting a job in public health. Rather, the student at California’s Long Beach City College is talking about the parking lot he slept in every night for more than a year. With Oprah-esque enthusiasm, R...
8 American cities you're probably pronouncing wrong: A celebration of local quirks Across the United States, the unique pronunciation of local cities and towns is more than just a quirk of regional dialects — it is a cultural touchstone shared with new arrivals, tourists, and even other residents themselves. Both regional accents and linguistic history play a role in this fun aspect of American life. While there are a myriad of cities across the U.S. with complicated names t...
Emoji reactions: The new language of digital communication In face-to-face communication, you’re constantly sending subconscious signals to another person without even realizing it. Whether it’s a nod, facial reactions, or short reaction murmurs, they indicate understanding and active listening. Text messaging and digital communications have developed their own equivalents over the years with the use of emojis. AnyWho put together the top mini responses used over text tha...
Feeling overwhelmed by the holidays? Here’s how to take back control. The holidays are sold as a perfect blend of joy and togetherness, but for many people, the reality of the holiday season is so incredibly different. The holidays can bring not only stress but also family tension, financial pressure, and loneliness. Numerous surveys from national organizations consistently show that a large share of Americans feel increasingly anxious and deal with more emotional strain d...
A guide to finding the perfect bra for winter fashion Baby, it’s cold outside, and that means it’s time for a wardrobe update — and that includes bras. Choosing the right bra for your top or dress can make all the difference. Honeylove shares some insider tips for finding your perfect match this season. Before you get started, make sure you’re wearing the correct bra size. Best Bra for Tight, Long-Sleeve Shirts One wintertime essential is a tight, long-sleeve shirt. You’ll wan...
The advantages of becoming a part-time fitness instructor and where to start Part-time fitness instructors enjoy a lucrative side hustle while staying fit — and helping others stay fit, as well. If you’re interested in becoming a fitness instructor while still managing your other responsibilities, this guide from Zumba on the benefits of being a part-time instructor is just what you need to get started. Why Should You Become a Part-Time Fitness Instructor? There are many adv...
2 home design predictions for 2026, based on insights from home professionals and homeowner activity What will homeowners ask design and construction pros for in 2026? Expect trends that are both boldly expressive and deeply rooted in classic craftsmanship. Here are the top 11 Houzz U.S. home design trend predictions for 2026, informed by an analysis of activity from the platform’s 70 million-plus homeowners and home design enthusiasts, and more than 3 million construction a...
Ice at Santa Monica Returns for One Last Skate Through Jan. 6 SANTA MONICA – The corner of 5th and Arizona is glowing again. For the 18th consecutive holiday season, Ice at Santa Monica, the 8,000-square-foot outdoor rink, opened November 1 and will remain open daily through Monday, January 6, 2025. Located in the heart of Downtown Santa Monica just two blocks from the Third Street Promenade and four blocks from the ocean, the rink is once more operated by the Bayshore Ice G...
How to bring AI into your workflows with AI integration We were all traumatized enough by the Borg in “Star Trek: Next Generation” that the term "AI integration" might come with some baggage. But to humanity's intense relief, integrating AI into your business doesn't require assimilation by a terrifying cybernetic collective. AI integration is about making your workflows work better. It means connecting AI tools—like ChatGPT, Claude, or custom models—to the apps and systems...
Which are the best and worst cities to own a car in 2025? Traffic, infrastructure, and the safety of roads may be one aspect of owning and driving a car. The other side of metrics includes the cost of ownership, which is primarily the insurance cost, parking fees, repair and maintenance charges, and gas rates. The multiple costs associated with owning a car have been researched and analyzed here by Way.com to list out the five best cities for car owners in 2025 and the most...
At what age do people start feeling older and more tired? Feeling older and more tired is a common experience that many people notice as they move through different stages of life. However, pinpointing the exact age when these sensations begin can be tricky because aging is a highly individual process influenced by genetics, lifestyle, and overall health. Generally, many individuals begin to notice subtle changes in energy levels and physical resilience in their late 30s to...
SANTA MONICA - When the curtain rises on Westside Ballet's 52nd annual Nutcracker this Thanksgiving weekend, audiences will witness something increasingly rare in American ballet: a true community production elevated to world-class standards. New York City Ballet principals Tiler Peck and Roman Mejia return as Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier for the November 29-30 performances at The Broad Stage, followed by Los Angeles Ballet company dancer Rony Baseman and Ashley Chung fro...
