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Health and Wellness, Lifestyle

How Reframing Key Memories Can Calm the Nervous System and Change Your Life

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By Gilbert Martina, Author of Healthy Minds, Healthy Nation

Most people think healing begins in a doctor’s office. For most of my life, I thought that too. My background is in healthcare leadership, where solutions are measured, clinical, and often biochemical. But several years ago — while navigating a period of intense stress back home in Curaçao — I came to understand something that changed the entire direction of my work.
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Design and Innovation

Bold By Nature: Turning Recycled Plastic into Wearable Art

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A Guest Post By Designer Anita Davenport

When I first started designing my own clothes, I wasn’t trying to launch a fashion empire — I was simply trying to make art I could live in. What began as a creative outlet quickly evolved into SingleTree Lane, my California-based fashion brand that transforms recycled plastic bottles into bold, expressive, and eco-conscious wearable art.

Every piece I design tells a story. I want people to feel something — joy, curiosity, pride — when they wear it, and I want them to know that fashion can be both beautiful and responsible.

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Lifestyle, Nature and Tourism

Welcome to Central Park: 5 Secret Places off the Crowded Path By Aaron Poochigian

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Central Park is so rich in sights that planning a visit to it can feel overwhelming. In addition to all the greenery and animal life, there are iconic landmarks such as Bethesda Terrace and Belvedere Castle. There’s shopping and refreshment in the Victorian Gothic-style Dairy, and educational material in the gabled DanaDiscovery Center. These monumental stopping places, though, are usually mobbed with both tourists and native New Yorkers seeking refuge from their busy lives.
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Arts and Culture

The Question AI Can’t Answer

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A Guest Post By Melissa Kiguwa

We are living in a world that is becoming defined by technological acceleration. Yet there is one question that quietly echoes beneath every algorithm, every innovation, and every machine-learning breakthrough: what remains human?

Nowadays, code can think, learn, and even mimic the best of us, but as we race forward into the future, we need to think about what AI cannot do, instead of what it can do. This is one question that AI cannot answer, and it is not technical, philosophical, or even ethical. It is personal, embodied, and deeply human: Who am I, really?
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Pop Culture, Toys and Collectibles

Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Remote Control Cars for Girls!

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This Weeks Pink Thing of The Day is a Guest Post Contributed By Jen Dukson

Gone are the times when girls were supposed to sit tight and play with their Barbies! Nowadays, parents understand that our tastes and likes are not defined by our gender, but by our personality — a girl with a strong personality must have a Pink Remote Controlled Car!

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