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Do you believe in life after love? #cher #halloweencostumes
Abdul El-Sayed just made history in Michigan. The Democrat defeated Trump backed Republican Mike Rogers to win the state’s open U.S. Senate seat, and he will become the first Muslim American ever to serve in the Senate. El-Sayed, a physician born in Michigan to Egyptian immigrant parents, previously ran the health departments in Detroit and Wayne County. He won despite Rogers and his allies outspending him roughly 3 to 2, a late campaign of attacks on his Muslim faith, and Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens, whom he beat in the primary, endorsing Rogers just two days before the election. “Michigan, we did it,” El-Sayed told supporters in Detroit just before 2 a.m. He will take the seat held by retiring Democratic Sen. Gary Peters, adding to the Democrats’ new Senate majority.
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How do you know who you actually are? ‘Stay true to yourself.’ ‘Be authentic.’ ‘You do you.’ But how do you actually know who that ‘you’ is? Well, the ancient Greek philosopher Plotinus might give us a solution, because Plotinus is famous for giving us what’s called the ‘negative way,’ or the ‘via negativa.’ And this says that if you want to find or understand something, you should subtract all of the things that are not that thing. So, for example, if you want to decide what to wear for work, you should subtract all of the things that you don’t want to wear. And the thing that you have left, ideally, is the thing that you have to wear. So Plotinus asks us to imagine our authentic self as like a statue contained within a block of marble. And the art of finding that statue is about chipping away all of those things you don’t care about. Chip away the things you do for money or for praise, or because you have to. Chip away the chores, the jobs, and the responsibilities. What you are left with is your authentic being, and if you do more of that, you will thrive. In other words, you need to reduce. Cut out all of the impositions and pressures in life. Cut out all of the have-tos and must-dos. Cut out all of the things that you don’t actually want to do, because what you have left will be you.
Nëna Pashka, e moshuar dhe e sëmurë, jeton në Shkodër së bashku me motrën e saj, e cila është gjithashtu në moshë të thyer. Të dyja përballen çdo ditë me vështirësi të mëdha ekonomike, pasi kanë vetëm një pension prej 80 mijë lekësh të vjetra në muaj për të përballuar jetesën. Falë solidaritetit të disa qytetarëve zemërmirë, nëna Pashka ka marrë ndihmë me ushqime, por nevojat e saj janë ende të shumta. Ajo ka veçanërisht nevojë për një lavatriçe, që do t’ia lehtësonte ndjeshëm përditshmërinë gjatë këtyrë ditëve të ftohta të dimrit. Shtëpia e saj është e vjetruar, ndërsa aktualisht jeton në banesën e motrës, e cila ndodhet ngjitur me të sajën. Përmes këtij apeli, nëna Pashka u drejtohet të gjithë njerëzve që kanë mundësi dhe dëshirë për ta ndihmuar, që t’i gjenden pranë në këtë periudhë të vështirë dhe t’i sigurojnë disa prej nevojave më bazike të jetës. Kushdo që dëshiron të kontribuojë, mund ta kontaktojë në numrin e telefonit: 069 760 43 03
Tyler Perry’s 2007 comedy-drama Why Did I Get Married? follows four upper-middle-class college friends and their spouses who embark on their annual week-long marriage retreat in a snowy Colorado cabin to evaluate their relationships. Led by psychologist Patricia (Janet Jackson), the group’s seemingly picture-perfect lives unravel when a series of devastating secrets and infidelities are forcefully brought to light during an explosive dinner argument. The couples are forced to confront severe marital strains, including the emotional trauma of a deceased child, hidden medical secrets, workaholism, and the cruel emotional abuse suffered by Sheila (Jill Scott) at the hands of her husband Mike, who brought his mistress along on the trip. Ultimately, the movie serves as an intense examination of commitment and forgiveness as each couple must decide if their love is worth saving or if it is time to walk away.
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