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Good Men

  1. By Seth Millstein, Sentient Media The U.S. poultry industry took in over $70 billion last year, with industry-leader Tyson reporting $53 billion in revenue, for chicken and more. The vast majority of farmers didn’t see much of that profit at all. Thanks to what’s known as contract farming, many of the people who run these farms find themselves underpaid, debt-ridden and broke, with no foreseeable exit strategy. Meanwhile, the large agribusinesses with whom they’re contracted rake in the profits. Under the contract farming model, large meat processors like Tyson and Perdue deliver animals and feed to individual farmers, who raise them in their own facilities before retur…

  2. . Here is a summary of the transcript from YouTube, slightly edited with AI. Attention vs. Intention What does emotionally available love actually look like? If you’re like most people, you’ve probably had moments where you thought, “They text me back. They say they like me. So why do I feel so anxious, so unsure, so alone in this connection?” You are not crazy for asking that, because emotional availability isn’t just about being around. It’s about how someone shows up consistently in ways that build safety, trust, and momentum. In this video, I want to show you what emotionally available love actually looks like and how to stop mistaking attention for real inte…

  3. By Ken Schneck When Christine Cockley was growing up in Mansfield, Ohio, her parents instilled in her the importance of public service. Whether it was working the polls for an election or canvassing for a change-making candidate, Cockley was raised to believe that you did good not out of the kindness of your heart, but because you were supposed to. “I grew up thinking that public service wasn’t a career path,” Cockley said. “It’s just the way you live.” Now, the 29-year-old Columbus resident is eight months into her first term as one of the youngest state representatives in the Ohio legislature, representing District 6 on Columbus’ strongly Democratic west side. As a…

  4. By Claudia Lorena Silva When most El Paso students and educators are taking their first steps out of bed in the morning, hundreds of school cafeteria employees are hard at work by 6 a.m. before the sun peeks over the horizon. On the Westside, Mesita Elementary School cafeteria manager David Daniels’ team is making breakfast sandwiches for over 500 students and delivering them to classrooms before the school day starts. Across town in far East El Paso, cafeteria manager Miriam Castañeda and her staff are making lunches of chicken salad, jalapeño pepperoni pizza and Doritos pie for nearly 2,000 students at Eastlake Middle and Col. Ben Narbuth Elementary schools. The tea…

  5. — Relocating houses is one of the most stressful events in life, second only to a change of jobs. The point is, though, that it does not need to feel like you are holding an octopus in a phone booth. You can make your relocation process a nightmare that you stick your head through and it can become a manageable process that can actually make you more powerful with proper planning and a tactical approach to it. It will make or break you whether you are moving across town or across the nation. Whether it comes to developing realistic time schedules or completing those last-minute fixes you’ve been putting off, this guide will take you through all that you need to know to …

  6. By Joseph Winters, Grist “This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here.” Drawing down carbon from the air and stashing it in underground rock formations has been framed as an essential way to slow and reverse global warming. But new research published Wednesday in the journal Nature finds there are far fewer suitable places to do this than previously thought. After screening out “risky” areas, like those that are vulnerable to earthquakes, a team of researchers from Europe and the U.S. found that the Earth can only safely store about 1,460 gigatons of injected carbon in its sedimentary basins. This is an order of magnitude le…

  7. “Sometimes it’s the smallest gestures that end up meaning the most.” — John Wooden Being in a long-distance relationship taught me patience, communication, and emotional resilience. But meeting my partner in person after months apart revealed something deeper: the personal ways we express love beyond words—the small gestures that make our connection feel alive. … Foot Rubs: My Way of Showing Care One evening, we sat on a balcony enjoying the view after a long stroll, I noticed myself how rubbing her foot became my instinct when she was tired. It wasn’t just about easing discomfort—it was my way of saying, I see you, I care about every little part of you, and I…

  8. — As soon as the month of December comes, some miraculous thing occurs in the American neighborhoods. Houses are transformed into glowing cities of Christmas joy, and families go to watch the glittering visuals that transform otherwise boring streets into winter wonderland. By offering such unique experiences as Expert Christmas Light Setup, many of these memories are easier to make than ever before. But all too frequently, the task of making this magic come alive, still remains squarely on the shoulders of one individual–the mom. The men need to come forward to play their part in one of the traditions that the season is most widely known for. The art of crafting beauti…

  9. By Jackie Fortiér LISTEN: Measles. Chickenpox. Meningitis. Many vaccines can run more than $100 a dose out-of-pocket. Jackie Fortiér tells WAMU’s “Health Hub” how Trump administration changes to the federal vaccine guidelines could make some routine shots too expensive for families. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a longtime anti-vaccine activist, replaced the members of a federal vaccine advisory committee in June. The committee plays an important role in recommending vaccines, and its guidance influences the coverage decisions insurance companies make. KFF Health News reporter Jackie Fortiér appeared on WAMU’s “Health Hub” on Aug. 27 to e…

  10. Most women are bored out of their minds in bed. There. I said it. You think she’s moaning because she’s turned on. No, darling, she’s moaning because she doesn’t want to crush your delicate ego. She doesn’t want to fight about it. She doesn’t want to see the hurt flash across your face when she tells you the truth. That your “good” sex is nothing more than fast-food sex. Quick. Greasy. Predictable. Cheap. Filling in the moment but leaves her starving hours later. I’ve been called a real-life sex coach. What that really means is I don’t sugarcoat this shit. I don’t hand out fluff. I don’t stroke egos to keep people comfortable. I tell the raw, unfiltered truth, an…

  11. — Adam Esposito has built a career at the intersection of marketing and technology. He is a Salesforce Marketing Cloud expert and Senior Solutions Architect Manager at Offprem Technology, where he helps colleges and universities modernize their communication with students, staff, and alumni. Adam has been shaping digital transformation for over a decade, focusing on clarity, impact, and trust. A Career Built on Connecting Technology and People Adam’s journey began with an interest in how technology could strengthen communication. At American Greetings, he saw how automation and data could make engagement more personal and measurable. This experience led him to pursue ro…

  12. A conversation between Me (now) and the version of Me that used to overshare Old Me: You used to tell them everything. Every little feeling. Me: I know. I thought if I gave it all, they’d stay. Old Me: And did they? Me: No. They just learned how to use my softness as a shortcut. Old Me: So you stopped? Me: I started choosing peace over performance. Old Me: Doesn’t it get lonely sometimes? Me: It does. But at least I’m not constantly explaining the parts of me that shouldn’t need defending. Old Me: You were never wrong for feeling deeply. Me: I know. But I was wrong for handing that depth to people who weren’t ready to hold it. Old Me: So what do y…

  13. — Psychological defenses are our habitual reactions that help us quickly release tension when we experience pain, fear, or shame. Displacement is one of these reactions that helps shift focus. For example, when we are angry or offended at one person, but pour that emotion onto someone else with whom it’s easier or safer. But such a technique only temporarily helps to relieve tension and doesn’t solve the problem at all. Moreover, it can create new complications. What Is Displacement, and Why Does the Brain Use It? Displacement occurs when we feel it’s not safe or appropriate to express our feelings directly. For example, your boss harshly criticizes your work, and you u…

  14. By Michael G. Kozak, Drexel University Generative AI platforms have sent shock waves through the K-12 education sector since the public release of ChatGPT nearly three years ago. The technology is taking hold under the belief that students and teachers need to be proficient in these powerful tools, even though many concerns remain around equity, privacy, bias and degradation of critical thinking among students. As a professor who teaches future educators and is part of an AI-focused working group, I have observed the potential for artificial intelligence to transform teaching and learning practices in K-12 schools. The trends I am seeing – and that I encourage – are f…

  15. — Accidents can happen unexpectedly, leaving victims with physical, emotional, and financial challenges. When faced with the aftermath, having the right legal support becomes essential. Experienced legal professionals can guide accident victims through complex legal processes, ensuring their rights are protected at every stage. With years of combined experience, MNH Injury Lawyers understand the challenges clients face after accidents. They provide personalized attention, analyze each case carefully, and develop strategies to secure fair compensation. Their approach combines professionalism with empathy, helping clients feel supported during difficult times. Accident v…

  16. By Michael Allen For the first time, Europe will bury its carbon not beneath the sea, but under its own soil, heralding a new chapter in the continent’s fight against climate change. On 30 April 2025, the EU issued its first permit for onshore geological storage of CO2. Until now, all EU permits under the 2009 Directive for geological CO2 storage were offshore. The permit was awarded to Carbfix, an Icelandic company based in Reykjavík, for its injection site at the Hellisheiði geothermal power plant. The company has grown alongside an EU-funded research initiative of the same name, which received worldwide recognition for developing a novel, safe and efficient carbon …

  17. — Medical tourism isn’t just a trend—it’s a fast-growing industry that’s changing how people around the world approach healthcare. If you’re thinking about getting a medical procedure abroad, there’s one country that keeps coming up in conversations: Turkey. With affordable prices, expert doctors, and top-notch clinics, Turkey is booming as a medical tourism hub—and for good reason. What is Medical Tourism? Medical tourism is when you travel to another country to receive medical care, often at a lower cost or with better service than at home. People seek everything from cosmetic surgery and dental work to fertility treatments and organ transplants. It’s about combining …

  18. … The kind of night that sticks to your skin like a second layer. We had just fought again. It wasn’t about anything big — it never is, at least not at first. Just a missed call. A half-hearted apology. Another promise that “things will be different.” I sat on the bathroom floor after he fell asleep, still dressed in his favorite hoodie, the sleeves swallowed my hands like they always did. And for a moment, I whispered to myself, “He’ll change. Just not yet.” That was the lie I lived in for far too long. Here’s the truth most of us don’t want to say out loud: He won’t change. At least not for you. Not because you love him enough. Not because you waited long enoug…

  19. Do you ever feel like your life is scattered across a hundred different apps? One for tasks. Another for habits. A different one for finance. Notion for notes. Google Docs for goals. And before you know it, productivity becomes the opposite of productive. I used to bounce between all these apps until I realized the problem: I didn’t need more tools. I needed one system. So, I built one. Why “One System” Beats Ten Apps When everything is spread out, you waste energy just switching contexts. Tasks don’t connect to goals. Habits don’t connect to reflections. Budgets don’t connect to projects. But when everything lives in the same dashboard, patterns start to appear. …

  20. Started by American Women Suck,

    The future isn’t waiting—it’s under construction now. Words are hammers. Habits are nails. The world you live in today was built—in part—by the way you talked yesterday. If tomorrow feels dark, how will you talk to remodel it? Talk That Demolishes the Future: #1 Gossip Gossip doesn’t just spread rumors—it fractures relationships. Say, “Let’s talk with them, not about them.” One sentence protects someone’s dignity. #2 Criticism Constant criticism chips away at confidence. People stop showing up with heart. Swap blame for questions that build the future. Ask, “If things looked the way you want, what would you be doing now?” #3 Complaining Complaining is demolition. I…

  21. — Are you looking for a place where you can spend summers or weekends or relocate to full-time after retirement or to continue working on a remote basis? Or do you want to buy property that you can rent out either short or long-term for additional income? If so, you need to look at property located in Topsail Beach. Located on the coast of southeastern North Carolina, Topsail Beach is on a 26-mile-long barrier island named Topsail Island. It’s a laid-back community perfect for spending lazy weekends or for attracting those who want an affordable rental for their next family vacation. Here is more information on Topsail Beach and the many benefits of owning Topsail Beach…

  22. By Michelle Crouch and Charlotte Ledger When city of Charlotte workers get sick, they don’t have to wait weeks for a primary care appointment or shell out a co-pay for an urgent care visit. Instead, they can often be seen on the same day, at no charge, at one of six local clinics run by Marathon Health. Like a growing number of other employers, the city has embraced a health care model known as direct primary care that sidesteps traditional health insurance for its 9,000 workers and 3,500 retirees. Under the arrangement, the city pays Marathon a flat monthly fee for each employee; in turn, employees are guaranteed same-day or next-day doctor’s appointments. Think of it…

  23. — Teaching in 2025 is more demanding than ever. Educators juggle large class sizes, diverse learning styles, and growing administrative responsibilities—all while trying to keep students engaged in a world of endless digital distractions. One area where teachers spend countless hours is preparing worksheets and classroom materials. What if there was a way to cut this preparation time in half while creating personalized, engaging, and visually appealing worksheets? That’s where artificial intelligence (AI) comes in. Today, AI tools empower teachers to transform lesson planning by generating custom learning worksheets—complete with coloring pages, practice questions, and …

  24. I have sat and contemplated what we are most as human beings and have always found myself going back to the same thing: love as a teacher is a treasure trove of lessons any classroom can never impart. This is an exploration, whether you are someone who has been seeking a deeper meaning in your relationships or you are wondering why some of your experiences have been so transformative. Love and personal growth are related in a way I did not imagine. I’ve seen love change a character within me and others, shifting selfish inclinations to being selfless and fear to courage. The universal lessons of love are non-judgmental — they speak to the teenager who has been dumped jus…

  25. — Trust between the customer and business is among the best assets of an enterprise. Lack of trust is one of the factors as to why most businesses fail. In fact, it is what causes people to purchase and keep coming back. Going beyond the service or product, trust extends beyond the delivery of a product or service. It concerns integrity, trust, and stability. In this guide, you will learn ways to build trust with customers and keep it for the long term. After knowing these strategies, you can confidently grow your brand while building a loyal customer base. Why Customer Trust Matters in Business The report by Edelman Trust Barometer revealed that 81% of consumers indic…

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