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Checking In At The End Of The World
There are remote hotels, and then there’s The Cormorant at 55 South. Sitting at the very bottom of Chile, in Puerto Williams, this newly opened stay is so far south that even Patagonia feels like it’s getting a little crowded. Perched on Navarino Island, overlooking the Beagle Channel, Silversea’s 150-room hotel has officially claimed the title of the world’s southernmost hotel. At 55 degrees south, it’s a long way from just about everything, with Antarctica waiting further down the map.
Connecting With My Kids Doesn’t Have To Mean Playing With Them
In this month’s “Here’s The Thing,” 29Secrets columnist Danielle Graham gets candid about why she doesn’t love playing make-believe with her kids, and shares five ways she’s found to build meaningful connections without forcing the fun. By Danielle Graham Confession: I don’t really like playing with my kids. Of all the things that have surprised me about motherhood (and believe me, that list could stretch around the globe 40 times), this one caught me particularly off guard.
I Lost My Job. Please Stop Asking Me What’s Next
After a painful and very public job loss, 29Secrets columnist Danielle Graham learned that sometimes the hardest question to answer is the one everyone keeps asking: What’s next? By Danielle Graham When I lost my job in a very public, very painful way, there was a lot I had to process. A trauma lasagna™, if you will. There was the fallout, the gossip—not to mention losing a job I loved, people I thought were friends, the hit to my identity, and the big, BIG existential dread of: What now?
US$148M Healthtech Investment GCC Startup at WHX Tech
Healthtech startups across the GCC attracted US$148 million in disclosed investment between January 2025 and July 2026, with 32 companies securing funding and deal activity concentrated in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, organisers of WHX Tech said as they prepared for the event in Dubai from 26–28 January 2027 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
What’s On Your Mind?
By Danielle Graham First, a big thank you to everyone who has written in and trusted me with what you’re carrying. Your questions were such a good reminder that so many of us are carrying around versions of the same worries, insecurities and expectations. And the funny thing is, so much of what we carry isn’t necessarily ours to carry in the first place.
Things That Make Me Feel Like I’ve Got My Life Together
From fresh sheets and Taco Tuesdays to cleaning out a chaotic camera roll, 29Secrets columnist Danielle Graham shares the small, everyday habits that make her life feel calmer, lighter and just a little more under control. By Danielle Graham Every Sunday morning, before I’ve even had my coffee or said good morning to my family, I rip the sheets off the bed and throw them straight into the washing machine.
I’m Doubling Down On Female Friendships
In a season of endless demands and competing priorities, 29Secrets columnist Danielle Graham makes the case for investing in the friendships that make life richer, lighter and infinitely more joyful. By Danielle Graham My husband and kids can tell instantly when I’m on the phone with one of my girlfriends. “Let me guess,” Bea will say. “You’re talking to Auntie Shannon.” When I ask how she knows, she always gives the same answer. “I can tell by your laugh.” And she’s right.
Propaganda I’m Not Buying Into As A Woman
Somewhere between self-improvement, productivity, and the pressure to enjoy every moment, womanhood started to feel exhausting. Here are four expectations that 29Secrets columnist Danielle Graham is no longer subscribing to. By Danielle Graham Women have been handed so many contradictory instructions on how we should be living that it’s a miracle any of us are functioning at all.
Propaganda I’m Not Buying Into As A Woman
By Danielle Graham Women have been handed so many contradictory instructions on how we should be living that it’s a miracle any of us are functioning at all. Lately, I’ve been having more and more moments where I stop and wonder: Do I actually believe this, or have I just been conditioned to? Because somewhere along the way, being a woman started to feel like a constant assignment you either didn’t nail, or handed in late, or both. Improve yourself. Optimize your life. Appreciate every moment.
Danielle’s What’s Worth It & What’s Not: Beauty Edition
29Secrets columnist Danielle Graham shares a breakdown of things she’ll spend her money on…and the things she won’t. By Danielle Graham It’s tax season. A.k.a. coming face-to-face with how expensive it is to simply exist. And if we’re being real, a chance to take stock of how and where we’re spending our money. I’m a 40-something woman in a career that necessitates taking care of how I look. I also like feeling good in my skin.
Danielle’s What’s Worth It & What’s Not: Beauty Edition
29Secrets columnist Danielle Graham shares a breakdown of things she’ll spend her money on…and the things she won’t. By Danielle Graham It’s tax season. A.k.a. coming face-to-face with how expensive it is to simply exist. And if we’re being real, a chance to take stock of how and where we’re spending our money. I’m a 40-something woman in a career that necessitates taking care of how I look. I also like feeling good in my skin.
What My Best-Friend Breakup Taught Me
When a lifelong friendship unexpectedly ended, 29Secrets columnist Danielle Graham discovered that losing a best friend can be even more painful—and more confusing—than a romantic breakup. By Danielle Graham I’ve been married for a long time now, which means I haven’t faced a romantic breakup in years. But I did go through a best-friend breakup recently and, in a lot of ways, it felt worse. There’s something about losing a best friend that cuts differently.
Identification of tofersen PD-response biomarkers in VALOR clinical trial CSF via multiplexed quantitative proteomics
Results Our CSF analysis included longitudinal CSF samples from 70 subjects enrolled in VALOR Part C7 with available material for all collection time points from baseline through week 16 (five time points). In line with the trial randomization (2:1 tofersen:placebo), our cohort consisted of 47 subjects in the tofersen treatment group and 23 subjects in the placebo arm (Figure 1A), which allowed us to randomly distribute subjects in a 2:1 ratio across 16-plex tandem mass tagged (TMT) sample sets.
I Took My Superstitions To The Oscars
By Danielle Graham I’m a superstitious person. I blame my Italian heritage for that: culturally, so many things are considered bad luck, like shoes on a table. (Don’t do it. And if you do, don’t say I didn’t warn you.) Outside of the many Italian ones I inherited—as well as the obvious, like don’t walk under a ladder—my superstition lives in repeating systems and formulas that have worked before. I do it every week with our podcast IN THREE.
Here's The Thing: I'm Happy To Meet You
Beloved Canadian entertainment reporter Danielle Graham kicks off her new monthly column at 29Secrets with a little introduction. By Danielle Graham I’ve always found it fascinating how people get to know you at one point in your life, and that’s who you remain for them, forever. Frozen in whatever era your timelines happened to intersect. For some, I’ll forever be the girl who got caught stealing a pack of green apple Jolly Ranchers on a dare gone wrong in Grade 7.
Unfurling inline video with oembed
I am trying to understand what is required for a link to support embedded inline videos when unfurled in FigJam. Using Loom links as an example, when a Loom link is pasted into FigJam it is unfurled as a video player. I know that this is handled by oembed, but when I’ve tried this in my own prototype, ensuring the appropriate oembed response and iframe source, the preview still shows up as a “rich” preview with a view button instead of directly as a video play button.
25 Women to Watch: Succeeding in a COVID World
Canada51 was launched in 2020, with a mandate to grow into a collective of organizations, and individuals unlocking capital to invest inclusively in women-entrepreneurs and women-led companies. As a first step, we have convened our first Canada51 Capital Council. We have partnered with Women of Influence to amplify the stories of these women and their companies, and over the next few weeks you can learn more about them as part of the Women of Influence What Now series.
Lessons learned attending eight days of tech events for International Women's Day
My past eight days have been a true whirlwind of launches and activity in the women entrepreneurship space. A big takeaway for me: despite the enormous strides in federal funding that have been made since I founded Communitech’s Fierce Founders for women entrepreneurs in 2014, there is still so much more work that needs to be done for women business owners to reach equity in this province and country.
Are students safe at SUNY Buffalo State?
Armed Robberies. Gunshots. Alarming Emails. Concerned parents. Students are now questioning their safety on campus. The emails about incidents of crime on and around campus that SUNY Buffalo State students are getting every week have not seemed to change how University Police are doing their jobs. Why aren’t there any major changes being made to keep students’ safe on campus? Why is it that the parents not being notified? Most of the time it seems like the emails are going into the spam folder.
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