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In a culture that rewards overachievement, doing nothing can feel oddly stressful. In the middle of a hyperconnected, anxiety-ridden world, National Relaxation Day is here, and the pressure to do nothing is real. Originally proposed by Sean Moeller in 1985, Aug. 15 has since become a quiet yet widespread call for calm, especially as more […]

Embracing Life Despite Adversity Seamus Birt has never feared death. What truly unsettles him is the thought of not living life to its fullest. A three-time championship-winning player with Bellaghy, he later became a successful manager, securing three consecutive John McLaughlin Cups and an Ulster Club title between 1998 and 2001. His journey in football […]

Understanding the Dual Personality of Tenerife Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is often celebrated as a sunny holiday destination. However, for those considering it as a permanent home, the island offers a rich and diverse experience that extends far beyond its reputation as a tourist hotspot. The island has a distinct dual personality: […]

A Young Life Cut Short: Tanner Martin’s Battle with Colon Cancer In American Fork, Utah, amidst the picturesque mountains, a young widow, Shay Martin, cradled her two-month-old daughter, AmyLou, at the funeral of her husband, Tanner. Tanner Benjamin Martin, only 30 years old, lost his battle with colon cancer, a disease that is increasingly affecting […]