Taking silly selfies with a beloved friend, laughing as we posed for the camera, my eyes sparkling, my smile bright, I felt a jolt of recognition.
There you are, I thought; I’ve missed you. Because prior to that, during a very long year, I had been suffering from a terrible depression, one in which I didn’t recognise myself at all.
It had lifted, without my even realising, thanks to a fortuitous meeting with a new neighbour who is a big
„Finish What We Started“ des Journalisten Isaac Arnsdorf berichtet von der vordersten Front der Machtstrategie der rechten Bewegung, von der lokalen Ebene aufwärts.
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Rooted in Oakland.
That was the slogan, the motto that was supposed to define the ethos of the Oakland Athletics under the leadership of John Fisher and Dave Kaval. They hung signs from the stadium facade and plastered the hashtag on social media. The A’s were about history and community. Their decrepit stadium and its concrete masses could be an eyesore, but the old place had its charm. Oakland’s small attendance numbers could be trumped by the right-field drums and
From the summit of Mount Everest to the deep depths of the Marianna Trench – and even our brains. Microplastics – tiny substances linked to cancer, infertility and a host of health issues – are found everywhere.
A new film, called ‘Plastic People,’ has tracked the particle problem to the 1950s when the plastic industry convinced the public to abandon their thrift and frugality in favor of disposable products more beneficial to their bottom line.
The documentary team zeroed
Alice McDermott, 70, writer
There are three kinds of novels I’ve never taken to heart: science fiction, murder mysteries and novels about novelists. So I’ve decided to try my hand at each. If I fail, they’re probably not books I’d want to read anyway.
Thurston Moore, 65, musician and author
I’m putting the final touches on a new album, “Flow Critical Lucidity.” But after my memoir, “Sonic Life” (2023), came out, I realized my next mission was a novella, the
Holly Madison refuses to talk about diets in front of her children.
The 44-year-old star – who was one of Hugh Hefner’s girlfriends for 15 years – has two children.
They are daughter Rainbow, 11, and seven-year-old son Forest with ex-husband Pasquale Rotella.
The blonde bombshell explained that while she is ‘focused’ on maintaining a healthy lifestyle, she won’t discuss it in front of her kids.
‘We’re really focused on healthy eating. I’m really careful not to say anything about
BigQuery has a number of advantages not found with other tools when it comes to analyzing large volumes of Google Search Console (GSC) data.
It lets you process billions of rows in seconds, enabling deep analysis across massive datasets.
This is a step up from Google Search Console, which only allows you to export 1,000 rows of data and may have data discrepancies.
You read all about why you should be using BigQuery as an SEO pro. You figured out
Toned arms, nipped-in waist and a flat stomach. When I look in the mirror, I still can’t believe the woman looking back is really me.
Finally, at the age of 52, I am confident enough to buy the figure-hugging, brightly coloured clothes I’ve always dreamed of wearing. As someone who was once a size 28 and weighed 22st, this is a big achievement.
But it hasn’t been a quick fix. It has taken more than 20 years for me to
Most marketers now understand the value of social media as a marketing tool – and countless companies have now established their own presence across a variety of social platforms.
But while the importance of creating content and building an audience is well understood, many organizations are lacking when it comes to another key strength of social media: social listening.
Social listening is a strategic approach that can help your brand tap into the incredible breadth and depth of social media
Elizabeth Hand’s “A Haunting on the Hill” (Mulholland) is, the book jacket notes, “the first novel authorized to return to the world of Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House.” Authorized—by whom? Not by Jackson, who died in 1965, but by her heirs. “A Haunting on the Hill” is, therefore, a ghost story conjured by representatives of a deceased author’s estate. It all sounds a little uncanny.
Isn’t that the case, though, whenever we try to resurrect dead writers?
