Walking on the Journey of Self-Love With Nadia “Cher” Major

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 19:32:13 GMT

Walking on the Journey of Self-Love With Nadia “Cher” Major It’s 2023, and it seems as though the worst has passed. We’ve seen a time when we’ve been locked inside our homes in isolation, away from everything and everyone. However, we are still dealing with the after-effects; our economy is spiraling down, jobs are at stake, the health industry is facing staffing shortages, and much more.But finally, it seems as though nature is healing, isn’t it?What if you were told that an even greater epidemic was lying within? One that has been wreaking havoc on teenagers and adults all the same?This epidemic may not directly affect the body, but it impacts something much more vulnerable— the mind.Body dysmorphia is gaining traction with every swipe and double tap-like on screens controlling our lives. We are caught in a loop of instant gratification as we assess our self-worth regarding standardized depictions of supermodels on magazine covers and the “perfect” lives people display on their social media.The result? T...

Rider Pronounced Dead after Motorcycle Accident on Kietzke Lane [Reno, NV]

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 19:32:13 GMT

Rider Pronounced Dead after Motorcycle Accident on Kietzke Lane [Reno, NV] Motorcyclist Fatally Struck in Deadly Collision on Vassar StreetRENO, NV (December 12, 2023) – One rider died Wednesday afternoon in a motorcycle crash on Kietzke Lane and Vassar Street.Emergency personnel arrived at the location on December 6th at approximately 4:30 p.m. Details leading up to the incident are currently unclear, but preliminary reports suggest a collision between a vehicle and a motorcyclist in the vicinity.Upon arrival, members of the Reno Police, Reno Fire, and REMSA discovered the motorcyclist incapacitated on the ground in critical condition. The injured rider was transported by first responders to a nearby hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.Law enforcement has not yet disclosed the victim’s identity.Concurrently, the driver involved in the incident remained at the scene and fully cooperated with the ongoing investigation. Initial assessments do not attribute the collision to speed or impairment. The Reno Police Department’s Major Acc...

Getting Around LA: 5 Transport Trends in Los Angeles

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 19:32:13 GMT

Getting Around LA: 5 Transport Trends in Los Angeles Los Angeles is known for a lot of things — beautiful scenery, iconic attractions, sunny weather, and all the glamor of Hollywood. Unfortunately, not everything about LA’s reputation is positive — it’s also known for legendarily bad traffic. In a recent study, Los Angeles took the award for the #1 most congested city in the world when it comes to traffic, and it consistently ranks as one of the highest on lists of the worst traffic in America.One prominent reason for this chronic congestion is the lack of mass transportation in the City of Angels. Los Angeles is a driving town; historically speaking, it’s difficult to get around without a car, and every car on the road makes traffic that much worse. But with increasing concern about climate change and road safety come fresh consideration given to alternative forms of transportation. Here are a few emerging trends that may reshape the way people think of getting around in LA.Public TransportationWhile the...

Season-ending Bay Area News Group high school football rankings, plus early Top 5 for 2024

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 19:32:13 GMT

Season-ending Bay Area News Group high school football rankings, plus early Top 5 for 2024 For the third consecutive year, Serra is the No. 1 team in the Bay Area News Group’s season-ending football rankings.The Padres beat the best teams in Northern California (De La Salle, Folsom) and captured West Catholic Athletic League and Central Coast Section Open Division championships before losing to juggernaut Mater Dei-Santa Ana 35-0 on Saturday in the CIF Open Division state title game.De La Salle finished second in the rankings, followed by Pittsburg, San Ramon Valley and Los Gatos.Only two teams in the Top 25 ended the season with a win – Acalanes, which won Division 3-AA state championship, and Liberty, which because of a flaw in the North Coast Section’s playoff format missed the postseason despite winning seven games. Liberty’s resume included a 66-12 loss to San Ramon Valley but only a 35-34 loss to Los Gatos.MML: Time to fix broken CIF Open Division championship gameAcalanes rose three more spots to No. 6.We also have our early Top 5 for 2024 underneath the final Top ...

Pac-12 stock report: Arizona’s dollar-for-dollar wins, the Heisman tilt, Oregon’s new QB and Riley’s defensive upgrades

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 19:32:13 GMT

Pac-12 stock report: Arizona’s dollar-for-dollar wins, the Heisman tilt, Oregon’s new QB and Riley’s defensive upgrades Commentary on Pac-12 developments on and off the field …Rising: Arizona’s booming Big TwoThese are heady days in Tucson, at least for the competitive slice of Arizona athletics.The Wildcats are one of five schools to place both of their major revenue generators in the top 25. Their football team was No. 14 in the final CFP rankings, while the men’s basketball team currently sits atop the AP poll.The other four schools with teams in both are Oklahoma, Tennessee, Clemson and Texas.All five have made ample use of the transfer portal, but two aspects of Arizona’s prominence are notable:1) At the time of their appointments, coaches Jedd Fisch (football) and Tommy Lloyd (basketball) were career assistants with no ties to the university.The other four schools have their two key leadership positions filled with coaches who either knew the school or had previous experience in the hot seat.Arizona took a degree of risk with both Fisch and Lloyd and came out of the hiri...

These are the best and worst cities in the world for expats to live and work

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 19:32:13 GMT

These are the best and worst cities in the world for expats to live and work By Alex Millson | BloombergMaking the decision to live and work abroad is a huge undertaking, especially if you’re uprooting your family. And perhaps the biggest question of all is: “Where do we go?”Related ArticlesTravel | Jeep maker blames California for job cuts in their Midwest plants Travel | The US economy added 199,000 jobs in November Travel | Cardroom employees protest another California bill aimed at non-tribal gambling Travel | Nurse shortages are set to get even worse with mass US visa delays Travel | Share the Spirit: Opportunity Junction helps East Bay job seekers find careers Well, you could do worse than Vienna, Zurich or Auckland, which just bagged the top spots in global consulting firm Mercer’s 2023 Quality of Living survey for expatriates.The Austrian capital retained its place at the top of the list, which was last published in the pre-pandemic days of 2019. The survey’s compilers hi...

Harry and Meghan spin Archewell’s growth, even as revenue drops by $11 million

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 19:32:13 GMT

Harry and Meghan spin Archewell’s growth, even as revenue drops by $11 million According to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell Foundation, the organization is experiencing the normal growing pains of a young, high-profile nonprofit, as its tax forms show that its donations were down by $11 million in 2022 and it made just over half as many grants as the year before.The California-based couple’s foundation still received a total of $2 million in donations in 2022, which many nonprofits would be thrilled about, and the foundation issued $1.2 million in grants to more than a dozen organizations, according to its 2022 IRS documents, otherwise known as its Form 990. Then again, Archewell boasted in 2021 that it donated more than $3 million to a number of causes that year.Earlier this year, headlines focused on how Archewell received a total of $13 million in donations in 2021, with a $10 million infusion of cash coming from an anonymous donor, via the Mountain View-based Silicon Valley Community Foundation, according to SVCF’s 2021 IRS documents...

Kevin Durant to miss another game against Warriors tonight

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 19:32:13 GMT

Kevin Durant to miss another game against Warriors tonight The Warriors play the Suns in Phoenix on Tuesday night, but they won’t face former Golden State star Kevin Durant.Durant will miss the game with a sprained left ankle, which he injured last Tuesday in the in-season tournament quarterfinals loss to the Lakers. He missed Friday’s game against the Kings.Phoenix will get a different star back on the court, though, as Bradley Beal is set to play his first game in a month as he has dealt with a back injury. The Suns’ star trio of Durant, Beal and Devin Booker has not spent any time together on the court since Beal arrived in an offseason trade that sent Chris Paul to Washington, where he was later flipped to the Warriors in exchange for a package centered around Jordan Poole.Related ArticlesGolden State Warriors | Why the Warriors need more Jonathan Kuminga this week; Steve Kerr reacts to Suns DJ remix Golden State Warriors | Prosecutors say man who entered Atherton home of Steph Curry skipped ...

Bomber attacks police station in Pakistan, killing 23

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 19:32:13 GMT

Bomber attacks police station in Pakistan, killing 23 By Riaz Khan and Munir Ahmed | Associated PressPESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — A suicide bomber detonated his explosive-laden vehicle at a police station’s main gate in northwestern Pakistan early Tuesday, killing at least 23 troops, wounding 32 and causing a part of the building to collapse, authorities said.The attack — one of the deadliest in recent months in Pakistan — also damaged businesses and shops nearby. A newly formed militant group — Tehreek-e-Jihad Pakistan, believed to be an offshoot of the Pakistani Taliban — claimed responsibility for the attack.The military and local police said six other attackers were also involved in the assault at the police station, triggering an hourslong shootout before all six were killed.Some of the wounded officers were said to be in critical condition, and there were fears the death toll would rise. Mohammad Adnan, a senior police official, said the casualties were taken to a local hospital.Later, the army said in a statement that “...

US college campuses have embraced the Palestinian cause like never before. The story began six decades ago

Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 19:32:13 GMT

US college campuses have embraced the Palestinian cause like never before. The story began six decades ago Jenny Jarvie | (TNS) Los Angeles TimesThe Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee was best known for its sit-ins against segregation in the Deep South. But in the summer of 1967, the civil rights group used its newsletter to weigh in on a different topic.In an article headlined “The Palestine Problem,” the group wrote: “Do you know that Zionism, which is a world-wide nationalistic Jewish movement, organized, planned and created the ‘State of Israel’ by sending Jewish immigrants from Europe into Palestine (the heart of the Arab world) to take over land and homes belonging to the Arabs?”It was illustrated with a dollar sign inside a Star of David. The story roiled many civil rights activists, who denounced it as antisemitic and expressed their support for Israel as a homeland for Jews in the wake of the Holocaust.The SNCC, which had expelled white members as it shifted to a more militant Black nationalism, responded with an official statement that recognized the murder of 6 million ...