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From an early age, sisters Lindsay and Kasey knew they were born to perform. Music always filled their home - from Broadway to country and everything in between. Lindsay fell in love with performing after joining a children's show troupe, and it wasn't long before Kasey was following in her footsteps. From their debut in "The Sound of Music" at a local theater, to their regular performances of the national anthem, the sisters found an audience wherever they could, and over the years starred in numerous shows. The sisters each represented their home state as Miss Maryland - Lindsay in 2010 and Kasey in 2013. Performing at events for the USO, Special Olympics and the Children's Miracle Network gave them a deep sense of purpose. Despite challenges, the sisters have always remained true to their values. They hope to inspire others with their passion, determination, and voices, both on and off stage.

When you’re a kid like Gavin Grimm, you know yourself best. And Gavin knew that he was a boy—even if others saw him as a girl. But when his school took away his right to something as simple as using the boy’s restroom, Gavin knew he had a big decision to make. Because there are always more choices than the ones others give you.

Gavin chose to correct others when they got his pronouns wrong. He asked to be respected. He stood up for himself. Gavin proved that his school had violated his constitutional rights and had the Supreme Court uphold his case—bringing about a historic win for trans rights. There are many kids out there, some just like Gavin Grimm, and they might even be you.

Written and illustrated by an all-trans creative team, IF YOU’RE A KID LIKE GAVIN is a beautifully depicted picture book that shows progress is possible through community activism.

Gold miners are fighting for their survival more than ever before. As tougher economic times are upon us, new miners flood the gold fields as  more people are forging their own paths in hopes of striking it rich. The harsh reality of soaring fuel prices, supply chain issues and the price of gold being down plague mining operations. There’s no room for error as competition increases for the best land with the most gold and the Old Guard of gold miners are forced to adapt and prove they still have what it takes. But can they? In a race between the new miners and the Old Guard, who will come out on top? All Gold miners are pushed to their limits this season and only the toughest will prevail during these troubling times.

Surprise!  Another cloudy day!  Combine that with fewer hours of day light due to daylight savings time and now we've got some emotional issues.  Moving beyond with what toils with your heart requires more than a positive attitude.  The activation demands physical movement.  Multitudes of people think racing off to the gym will fix that.  Pull the lens back.  The local workout hut is a series of subliminal walls displaying impatient negative fuel.  News, talk shows, sports, sitcoms dealing with reality.  Those on the treadmill, stationary bike or pumping the weights might be creating a flow in their blood system but their hearts are being poisoned by CNN, Fox, Maurey Povich and other content driven connections.  Breaking free of those constant devices requires a conversation with yourself. Plant love in your heart.  Plant it nice and deep.  It only feels weird when you're not in the mood.  Sit down with a sheet of paper and have a conversation with yourself.  Learning  more about why you push stuff away.  Pick up on little hints that you'll need to locate longer more explosive victories.  Planting love in your heart starts with making that first conversation a reality.  

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward Episode 518 With Mike Allen The Power Of Saying More With Less

Brevity is confidence. Length is fear. This is the guiding principle of Smart Brevity®, an ethos built by Axios journalists to prioritize essential news and information, explain its impact and deliver it in a concise and visual format. Every day, we are bombarded with words—emails, text messages, IMs, social media. Now, the cofounders of Axios have created an essential guide for communicating effectively and efficiently using Smart Brevity®—think Strunkand White’s Elements of Style for the digital age.

David Foster and Katharine McPhee have not recorded together in 17 years. What better excuse to get back into the studio than Christmas. The two will release their first Christmas album together this holiday season. Titled simply "Christmas Songs" the album will unwrap digitally on Black Friday, November 25th. (CD on December 2nd) The single, Jingle Bell Rock, is outThe 16 time legendary Grammy winning producer has produced some of the greatest Christmas music of all time with artists such as Michael Bublé, Celine Dion, Josh Groban, Andrea Bocelli, Rod Stewart and Mary J Blige. It's only fitting he now produces one with his wife, one of the greatest vocalists of today.Says Foster about the recording, " We haven't recorded together in 17 years so we thought it might be time to do it again! Kat has the most beautiful voice and she doesn't know how to deliver less than a perfect vocal every time! When you make Christmas music, you literally get a free pass to do whatever you like-the freedom for me as a producer was so much fun - no pressure."Chimes in McPhee, "I haven't been focusing on being a recording artist, but then I married the best record producer and the deal was sealed! We started this process out in our living room for fun and then it turned into a full-fledged, "let's do this for real." David's history with Christmas albums is legendary - it became a labor of love for him."Look for David and Katharine on TV this holiday season in support of their new Christmas album, starting with their recent interviews on Entertainment Tonight and People Online.. They will perform on The Today Show on December 2nd with more appearances to be announced soon.The Fosters also plan a small 6 city east coast tour and will incorporate the new songs into the show. The tour starts December 1 in Stonybrook, NY and ends in Medford, MA on December 8. They will be back at the Wynn Hotel in Vegas on December 16 and 17.Katharine also has the launch of her KMF Jewelry line launching week of November 7th. She also has TV appearance planned to promote the line.

Judy Justice is an arbitration-based reality court program presided over by Judge Judy Sheindlin, a retired Manhattan family court judge, who adjudicates real-life high-stakes claims. Joining Judge Sheindlin in the courtroom once again are bailiff Kevin Rasco, a retired Los Angeles probation officer; and court stenographer Whitney Kumar, a board-certified court reporter in the state of California. Returning for her second season as law clerk is Sarah Rose, a recent graduate of New York Law School and Judge Sheindlin's granddaughter, extending the legacy of the television and courtroom pioneer by bringing in a new generation of legal analysis.

While walking through the forest I took note of the tree limbs drooping.  Research shows that this is a sign of tree stress.  As a human you want to do all you can to help relieve the pain from the tree. Arborists say to put tree bark and or mulch at the base.  To give it nutrients.  Having a relationship with a forest means communication.  The type that most prefer to tune out.  Until their personal lives become stressed and their limbs begin to droop.  What's missing from your within that can't seem to be found?  What would serve as the best nutrients?  Nature hold's so many answers.  We're guilty of allowing the loudest to step within.  Or we've become persistent in making sure we're in total control of what's allowed.  Sadly, that invites the perfectionist.  Take walks.  Learn to allow the outside atmosphere speak directly into you.  Seems kind of odd to experience until you realize there's more of you out there then physically inside of you.  Grow forward. 

A deadly strike on Ukraine now includes two missiles hitting Poland.  Ukraine is dark and the world is waiting for answers.  NATO's chief says, "It's not Ukraine's fault. The deadly strike was likely fired by Ukraine's defenses.  But Russia beats ultimate responsibility."  It's been nearly two weeks since Joe and I spent a moment together.  Overlooking the darkness he struggles to locate enough digital space to keep our conversation connected. 

We were designed to be unique and different.  Allow their to be calm with all that is indifferent.