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1 day ago |
huffpost.com | Jillian Wilson
Most people grow out of name-calling by about the ninth grade — maybe 12th grade if you’re particularly immature. By that time, you’re likely aware that calling someone names is mean, aggressive and not actually a good way to create a positive change in a relationship. This can’t be said, though, for Donald Trump, who purposely name-calls (like when he labels his critics and opponents “haters,” “fake,” “bad people” or “crazy”). Experts say this is a pointed strategy.
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2 days ago |
huffpost.com | Jillian Wilson
Pilates is having a moment right now. There are Pilates studios opening all over, droves of fitness influencers touting its benefits and a public interest in Pilates classes — last year Pilates was the most-booked type of class on ClassPass, a fitness class booking app. So, what exactly is this popular type of fitness?
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3 days ago |
businesswire.com | Jillian Wilson
KINSTON, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--flyExclusive, Inc. (NYSEAMERICAN: FLYX), one of the nation's fastest-growing private aviation companies, today announced the addition of the fifth Challenger jet to the company’s expanding super-midsize fleet. This marks a key milestone in flyExclusive’s ongoing fleet modernization strategy, with the sixth and seventh Challengers already in final stages of preparation for service.
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4 days ago |
huffpost.com | Jillian Wilson
Many of us are in the habit of plugging our phones in to charge overnight so we start each day at 100%. However, you might not be doing yourself ― or your battery ― any favors in the long run. You might have heard that charging your cell phone battery and leaving it plugged in once it hits a full charge is bad for long-term battery life. According to Chao-Yang Wang, the director of the Electrochemical Engine Center at Penn State University, there is some truth behind this thought.
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4 days ago |
huffpost.com | Jillian Wilson
You may have seen videos on social media where people detail the signs that made them realize they’re autistic. Viewers are finding them enlightening and comforting as many people — mainly women — are undiagnosed as they reach adulthood. According to Dr. Megan Anna Neff, a clinical psychologist based in Oregon, a recent study found that 80% of women with autism are still undiagnosed at age 18.
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