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Burnout Isn’t Just Fatigue, It’s a Warning Signal
How to spot it early, prevent it, and get back to creating again Press enter or click to view image in full size About: Spotting Burnout Before It Knocks You Flat When I started sliding into burnout, one thing became painfully clear: I wasn’t feeding my creativity. I thought building an app to fight my social media addiction would count as a creative outlet, but it didn’t. It was still work, disguised as something “for me.” Creativity is a tool, and coding is one way I use it.
How I Stopped Drowning in Side Projects and Found My Focus
A dev’s story of creative burnout, and building with intention Have you ever found yourself jumping from one project to the next only to abandon most of them halfway through? If so this article is for you. Before I locked in on my path as a backend engineer, my mind was full of ideas: apps, blogs, template designs, you name it I thought of it. Sadly enough I attempted to build and design all of them which kept me in a burnout cycle.
Funding in peril for Louisiana’s children’s advocacy centers, which offer healing and hope
Louisiana is consistently named among the most dangerous states in America, and advocacy centers across the state face the aftermath of the violence, offering a space to weather the storm and heal. Countless victims from all walks of life rely on lifesaving resources from domestic violence shelters and victim advocacy centers. Devastating federal funding cuts now threaten to strip away their last hope, making Louisiana an even more dangerous place for child victims of crime.
Civilisation and Faith: the showdown for the West
In an era of rapid cultural shifts, Os Guinness – a renowned author and social critic – delivers a clarion call to the West: rediscover your roots, recognise the restraints that sustain civilisation, and embrace renewal through faith. Speaking at the ARC forum, Guinness reflects on the deep ideological battlelines that have surfaced since the October 7 attacks on Israel.
Funding in peril for Louisiana’s children’s advocacy centers, which offer healing and hope
Louisiana is consistently named among the most dangerous states in America, and advocacy centers across the state face the aftermath of the violence, offering a space to weather the storm and heal. Countless victims from all walks of life rely on lifesaving resources from domestic violence shelters and victim advocacy centers. Devastating federal funding cuts now threaten to strip away their last hope, making Louisiana an even more dangerous place for child victims of crime.
Funding in peril for Louisiana’s children’s advocacy centers, which offer healing and hope
Canva graphic Louisiana is consistently named among the most dangerous states in America, and advocacy centers across the state face the aftermath of the violence, offering a space to weather the storm and heal. Countless victims from all walks of life rely on lifesaving resources from domestic violence shelters and victim advocacy centers. Devastating federal funding cuts now threaten to strip away their last hope, making Louisiana an even more dangerous place for child victims of crime.
Choosing Happiness in a Depressing World
Five practices I live by to live more happily Krystle Mitchell · Follow Published in Healing Intentions Natural · 4 min read · -- For as long as I can remember, my only goal in life was to be happy. Little did I know that living a happy life starts with understanding what brings you joy. As a native of Los Angeles, CA, I grew up believing I lived in paradise. Yet, it wasn’t until I faced hardship that I truly understood the meaning of happiness.
Falling into Bliss: Cozy Hobbies for an Autumn Vibe
From Gaming to Candle-Making, Embrace the Coziest Fall Ever Krystle Mitchell · Follow Published in Healing Intentions Natural · 3 min read · -- Photo by Fineas Anton on Unsplash The scent of pumpkin spice fills the air, and store displays transform from bright pastels to warm earthy hues. Fall is here, and it’s one of my favorite seasons! It’s the perfect time to cozy up with my husband and fur baby and indulge in some of my favorite autumn hobbies. Do you have hobbies that shift with the seasons?
Attempting My First Hack-a-Thon
By Krystle Mitchell From Bootcamp to Bytes: My Journey into the Hackathon Arena Photo by Alex Chumak on Unsplash Joining your first hackathon is an exciting milestone in your coding journey! After graduating from a coding bootcamp and honing my skills as a FullStack Engineer I am excited to attempt my first hack-a-thon.
How to Aquire Discipline When Motivation Fails
How to Aquire Discipline When Motivation Fails Disclosure: this page may contain affiliate links to select partners. We receive a commission should you choose to purchase after clicking on them. Imagine it’s the start of a new week, month, or year, and you finally have the motivation to check things off your to-do list. You head to the gym, meal prep, read for 30 minutes, and stick to the other mandatory tasks that make you feel as if you had a productive day.
Spinning My Way to Success: A Writer’s Take on Building a Task Management App
Spinning My Way to Success: A Writer’s Take on Building a Task Management App Are you a person who finds it hard to stick to a routine? A free spirit who thrives in spontaneity? If so, you are not alone; I, too, find routines boring. I wouwdn’t say I likn’taking up to do the same task day in and day out. I try to keep life exciting and productive by scheduling themes for my day. This has helped me work through hard yet tedious tasks and yearn for the days I enjoy the most.
A Day in the Life of a Tech-Savvy Writer
After trying this method for a week, not only did my life feel more put together because I got so much done, but it also helped me feel less anxious because I could focus on one task at a time due to the topic I set for the day. Reflection Before learning about this method, I would try to cram everything into 1-hour slots, which left me feeling burnt out and unmotivated. The option to plan each day to a task has taken things to a new level for me.
Day One of 30 days of the NaNoWriMo Writing Challenge
The Challenge It's November, so it is time for National Novel Month, where many writers attempt the infamous challenge of writing a 50,000-word novel in 30 days. As an internet writer for many years, I have seen this challenge pop up over time from posts or tweets shared by fellow writers. Since I got the great idea of writing my psychological thriller this year, I have been contemplating whether or not I should attempt the challenge.
Victoria deserves a few moments of celebration!
For many Victorians, there is a lack of understanding regarding how traumatised the working class and democracy-lovers became as a result of Daniel Andrews’ edicts during his reign of Command and Control of our besieged state during Covid. It stands to reason then that they do not understand why we chose to celebrate upon his sudden departure.
Four things I learned after my 20-day trip to Turkiye
For my summer holiday, I spent 20 days in Turkiye. It was such an awakening and meditative experience that as I look back, I realize how much my perspective in life has changed and how much I have grown. To learn more about how I spent my 20-days in Turkiye, read the following: The remainder of this post will be about the four things I learned while on holiday and why I was able to understand the different lessons.
Day One of Twenty Days in Turkiye
I took a 20-day trip with my husband to Turkiye for this year's summer holiday. Each day of my trip, I documented my thoughts, experiences, and lessons learned about the beautiful yet vibrant cities of Istanbul, Izmir, and Marmaris. A lot can happen in 20 days, although the trip started off rocky, with LAX sending our packages on a different plane and arriving later in the evening. I had quite an experience.
Be Kind to Yourself and Show Up For You
By Krystle Mitchell Photo by De'Andre Bush on Unsplash When was the last time you showed up for something you wanted to do, even when you had to do it alone? Work and appointments do not count. Think back to when you wanted to visit a restaurant and didn't have anyone to go with, so you went alone. If you have never had that experience, you should think about recalibrating your life and read...
Finding Time to Write
By Krystle Mitchell Some people get their best writing done in the morning, while others swear by the night. After reading tons of articles and bios of when and where people write, I always wondered where my fellow afternoon writers were. I know I can't be the only one. Afternoon Writing For many years, I have tried to be an early morning or late night writer, and after many failed...
WorkSafe takes a second bite of the cherry
WorkSafe announced it filed charges against the body corporate of St. Basil’s Age Care, over alleged breaches to the Occupational Health and Safety Act, following the deadly Covid outbreak at its Fawkner residential aged care facility in 2020. The charges are set to be heard in Melbourne Magistrates’ Court next Monday on August 1.
Speaking on Cancel Culture at Friedman
Last weekend, Sydney played host to the Friedman conference where politicians, centre-right activists, and writers – including many Speccie contributors – came together to talk about ‘freedom’. It is an idea that has suffered a nasty beating during the Covid years and it is set to be injured again as Australia moves into ‘the new normal’. We see people being ‘cancelled’ all the time, particularly in America, but Australia has its own version of ‘Cancel Culture’.
Is there a job for the Victorian cop who called out Dan Andrews?
It’s been eight months since I spoke out against the disproportionate response and damage the government’s response to Covid has caused. Eight months living on a quickly dwindling savings account I had spent a career diligently putting aside. Eight months since I left a job I loved and a career that was just taking off. Eight months of applying for positions commensurate with my skills and experience during the supposed job boom, yet still unemployed.
Krystle Mitchell on Dan Andrews and Victoria Police
[This article discusses multiple forms of trauma, including childhood trauma, sexual assault, and mental health.] I’m currently known as the cop who quit Victoria Police in protest, but my life leading up to that event was less than conventional and I am confident it was a key factor in what drove me to speak out against government control and policing of the pandemic. My beginnings were not the greatest start to life.
Beverly Hills Archives - Guardian Liberty Voice
Home»Archives»U.S.»California»Beverly Hills Sweetgreen Brings Sweet Life to Los Angeles/West Hollywood By Krystle Mitchell on June 6, 2015 Beverly Hills, California, District of Columbia, Headlines, Hollywood, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Santa Monica, U.S. Thursday, June 4, Sweetgreen held a block party at their third street location in Los Angeles, California. Sweetgreen brings sweet life to Los Angeles/West Hollywood, by promoting healthy eating habits for their customers.
Antarctica Archives - Guardian Liberty Voice
Home»Archives»World»Antarctica Several Cultures Celebrate the Winter Solstice By Katherine on December 20, 2016 Africa, Antarctica, Asia, China, Headlines, World Not only is Winter Solstice celebrated in the U.S., but other countries have their own traditions to honor the shortest day of the year. It is not only recognized in Central and Northern America, but also in Northern Africa, Europe, and Asia.
Everyone Can Celebrate the Art of Dance on National Dance Day
National Dance Day (NDD) is back on Saturday, July 25 in celebration for dancers of all ages and techniques across the U.S. Everyone can celebrate the art of dance on National Dance Day at the local free events taking place in every state. So You Think You Can Dance co-creator and Dizzy Feet Foundation co-president Nigel Lythgoe launched the national celebration of NDD in 2010. It is an annual event that occurs on the last Saturday of July.
Tails of Seahorses Inspire Robotics [Video]
Scientists have recently obtained an interest in the tails of seahorses because they inspire robotics. A research team has recently collaborated to study the sea monster with scientists from Clemson University. Researchers believe the structure of the tails will help engineers with new robotic designs specializing in robot muscles, armor, and biomedical applications. The research team has been studying the fish for a couple of years.
Thanks to Taylor Swift GoFundMe's Fundraising Policy Has Changed [Video]
GoFundMe is an online fundraising company which allows people to receive and give donations. In the past, a person was only allowed to donate a maximum of $15,000. Thanks to Swift, GoFundMe’s fundraising policy has changed when she tried to donate $50,000 to a fan named Naomi suffering from cancer. Swift, however, donated the amount in three transactions of $15,000, with an additional $5,000, to the “Naomi Fight Against Cancer” campaign.
'A Capitol Fourth' 35th Anniversary Celebration
A Capitol Fourth is held every year before the fireworks show, located in Washington D.C. on the West Lawn. It is hosted by the father-son duo Jerry and Michael Colbert. 2015 marks the 35th anniversary traditional celebration of A Capitol Fourth. Jerry told sources in an interview, when the event began there were only a series of symphony concerts taking place on the West Lawn.
'Jem and the Holograms' Trailer Not Thrilling to 80s Kids
Jem and the Holograms was an action-packed animated show, which aired from 1985 to 1988. It was based on the star Jerrica, a music company owner that used a hologram with the help of her computer Synergy, and a snag of her earring to become a rock star (Jem). Although the synopsis is a bit retro, the Jem and the Holograms trailer that was released May 2015, is not thrilling to the kids of the 80s.
Getting Tested for HIV Helps Others
HIV stands for human immunodeficiency virus, and it is known to weaken the immune system by destroying cells that are important to the body, whose role is to fight diseases and infections. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), they have reported about one in eight Americans are unaware they are infected with HIV. However, getting tested for HIV can help others to stay healthy.
Yemen Crisis Leads Country to Possible Extinction
On Monday, June 15, the U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the Houthi rebel leader were scheduled to have a talk in Geneva. However, the rebel leader’s was not present due to him being stuck in Djibouti, East Africa. The U.N. had the talk without him. The talk discussed how the Yemen crisis is leading the country to possibly become extinct. During the talk held in Geneva, the general spoke on three main areas that needed to be fixed in order to prevent the extinction of the country.
Homer Simpson and Marge Split Will Not Last
Fans were shocked when they found out the famous Simpson‘s couple is going to split up during Season 27. Executive Producer (EP) Al Jean, told sources in an interview, the longest married TV couple is going to split up for two to three episodes due to Homer falling in love with his pharmacist. The split between Homer and Marge will not last, but fans should expect many more surprises throughout the new season.
Microsoft Corporation and Vice President Innovative Idea [Video]
Over the years Microsoft has hired many of the most intellectual technicians from around the world. The technicians help Microsoft Corporation and their general manager and vice president, Bryan Biniak bring innovative ideas about how to bring technology and people closer together.
District of Columbia Archives
Home»Archives»U.S.»District of Columbia D.C. Mansion Murder Case New Evidence Found Related to Quadruple Homicide By Alex Lemieux on June 10, 2015 Breaking News!, Crime, District of Columbia, Homicide, Murder, U.S. On Wednesday, new evidence was found connected to the D.C. mansion murder case that resulted in the deaths of three adults and one child. The affidavit depicts the gruesome scene and the mortal wounds suffered by each of the victims.
'Avengers: Age of Ultron' Box Office Rankings
Avengers: Age of Ultron box office rankings are still high. Due to the social media age, high movie rankings are not easily obtainable. Simply having a good commercial advertisement and eye-catching billboard does not cut to the chase any longer. Moviegoers are able to hear movie reviews before the films are released, as opinions can be spread faster since all information is available at the fingertips.
SSDs Are Losing Data After a Couple of Storage Days
According to experts, SSDs are not good when it comes to storing information for a long period of time. Temperature is the cause for SSDs to lose data after a couple of days. Hard drives are known to store lots of data in multiple ways, and their fast, fragile, build, is convenient for those that need to save lots of information throughout the day. Those that are built within laptops, and those that are below optimal consumer-grades last for two years if not used daily.
Lindsey Vonn New Adventures After Mutual Split With Tiger Woods
Lindsey Vonn and Tiger Woods agreed to end their three-year romance on Sunday, May 3, due to their hectic schedules. Vonn’s mutual split with Woods has led her life into exciting new adventures within her skiing career. Organizers of POCOG have reported the American skiing superstar is going to be named as the honorary ambassador, for the 2018 South Korea, Pyeongchang Winter Games.
Christian Howard Shot Girlfriend's Four Year Old Son
Monday night, May 4, Christian Howard shot his girlfriend’s four-year-old son. It happened at 8:30 pm, in Normandy Park, Detroit. Howard is facing charges of a felony count of concealing and receiving firearms, along with a felony count for carelessly releasing a weapon, causing death or injury. The boy was found by the police with his head wounded by a gunshot, and has been in the hospital in stable condition since Monday.
Floyd Mayweather Getting Sued $20 Million
Boxer Floyd Mayweather recently won his victory fight against opponent Manny Pacquiao on Saturday, May 2, in Las Vegas, Nevada. After all of the celebration, Mayweather is currently getting sued $20 million by his ex-girlfriend Josie Harris, who claims he slandered her reputation during an interview with Katie Couric in April. Harris filed the suit in a Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, May 5.
Air Pollution Causes Brain Defects
Elissa Wilker, researcher at Cardiovascular Epidemiological Research Unit at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and instructor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, told NBC reporters that new findings are revealing air pollution causes brain defects.
Chipotle Mexican Grill Catchy Delivery Service
It is official, Chipotle customers are now able to have their favorite dish delivered to them, if they live in one of the 67 selected cities including Washington D.C., and major cities located in the following states, California, Florida, Arizona, Illinois, Massachusetts, Nevada, Oregon, New York, Colorado, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Washington, and Texas.
Canada's Government Supports Quebec
Parish Municipality of Saint-Édouard-de-Fabre received financial support for the expansion and improvement of their city hall. According to Denis Lebel, Honorable Minister of the Economics, Minister of Infrastructure, and Communities and Intergovernmental Affairs Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec announced that the Canadian government supports Quebec’s communities. The Canadian government awarded the Parish Municipality of Saint-Édouard-de-Fabre, $100,000.
John Boehner Accuses Hillary Clinton of Breaking the Law
Thursday, John Boehner said he is thinking about holding a full House to vote for an order for Hillary Clinton to attend court in regards to her not releasing who she uses for an email server. His argument was formulated in a previous interview with Bloomberg Politics, where he stated Clinton broke the law. Clinton broke the law, according to Boehner, because she is not using her own server to handle personal business matters. Clinton has used a private email server after Rep.
Bobby Brown's Emotional Battle
Bobby Brown has been going through an emotional battle since his daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown, has been hospitalized for the last three months. Many say he is in denial, because he told his fans at a concert in Dallas, TX that his 22-year-old daughter had woken up from her medically induced coma. While Kristina’s grandmother, Cissy Houston, tried to object his announcement, she has recently agreed with Brown.
Feral Camels Are Destroying Water in West Austrailia
West Australia began 2015 in a dry spell. Natives reported hundreds of wild animals began to come in from the desert in search of water. Station manger Patrick Hill, told ABC a stampede of 200 Feral Camels destroyed the main infrastructure water station, near Laverton. The last 12 months have been dry and as November, December, and January came along, the months became dryer.
Gaza Strip's Needed Health Care
United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRW), is now on the Gaza Strip with 21 health centers, focused on the care of women and children, along with maintaining illnesses for chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and hypertension. It has been six months since the Israeli attacks took place, and with a promise of $3.5 billion being donated to reconstruct the damages, only 26.8 percent has been released.
Pete Rose Gambling Problem Ruined His MLB Career, Until Now
Pete Rose, 74, all-time hits leader, is said to return to the league, after being hired last week as Fox Sports commentator and guest analyst on many pre-game shows. Rose gambling problem ruined his MLB career until now. He was banned from MLB 25 years ago when he was found guilty for gambling against his team, Cincinnati Reds. Baseball was all he ever knew and after being banned he has been spending his time signing autographs and speaking to anyone that was still interested.
Google Sued for Age Discrimination
Google has once again been sued for age discrimination. Four years ago, 64-year-old, Robert Heath, interviewed with Google Inc., and they did not offer him the job, after recruiters told him he was a great candidate. Heath’s complaint filed in the U.S District Court in San Jose, CA, argues his application and interview for a software engineering job in 2011 was dismissed, although he has previously worked at IBM, General Dynamics, and Compaq.
The Voice Season 8 Reunites Former Judges
Season eight of The Voice is premiering its all-star night, Monday, April 27. The show first appearance occurred in 2011 with coaching judges Christina Aguilera, Ceelo Green, Blake Shelton, and Adam Levine. The coached judges have circulated on and off the show many times, so a variety of other successful artists have the chance to coach America’s talented singers.
Cloud's Many Computing Variations
Many people use the Cloud for its many computing variations. However, four distinctive channels have been identified within the cloud which are, Era of Infrastructure, Era of Hybrid apps, Era of com-posable applications through application programming interfaces (APIs), and Era of hybrid data.
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