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Posted On: October 17th 2026, 02:54 pm

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A beautiful night for a beautiful cause ❤️ Congratulations to Uncle J on receiving the Bob Saget Legacy Award! Well deserved!! 👏🏼. Hair: @theonlydavidrobert_ make-up: @makeupbyliz styled by me ☺️
I just read in more than one place that Adham Marouf received a phone call from Israel four hours ago ordering him to leave his home and immediately go up to the roof so that he could be targeted. He was warned that if he refused, his home would be bombed with his family inside. Adham went up to the roof, where he was struck and killed.
Comment GIFT and I’ll send you my free guide, The Regulated Home. Most people think trauma lives in the memory. But the body remembers it as a posture. A jaw that clenches when no one is watching. Shoulders still waiting for the next blow. A breath held so long it feels normal. Your body isn’t broken. It learned to protect you. And it can learn safety again, one exhale at a time. Go slowly. Breathe into each place and say the words. Save this for tonight. Nothing is found on the outside. The kingdom is within. #mindfulmovemend #nervoussystem #somatichealing #traumahealing
Energy prices are up all over the U.S., but the surge is hitting some regions harder than others. And that impact could affect next month’s midterm elections.⁠ ⁠ Rising fuel costs due to the Iran war are the main driver of inflation, which rose to 3.7% in September. But the national average masks wide differences from state to state. In Wyoming, the typical household has spent an extra $969 on gasoline this year because of the Iran war, according to estimates from Brown University’s Climate Solutions Lab. In Oregon, the additional burden was just $336.⁠ ⁠ Regional gas-price increases vary because of differences in refineries and transportation costs. At the same time, people in rural states tend to consume more gasoline because they drive bigger cars over longer distances. That means they are more exposed to rising prices.⁠ ⁠ Researchers at Brown estimated the typical household’s increased cost due for each state by looking at both per-capita gas consumption and the increase in local prices. The results show a disproportionate hit to the heartland – including key battleground states in next month’s Senate election.⁠ ⁠ Read more at the link in our bio.
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