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Some people just seem to bounce back from whatever life throws at them. Whether it's illness, loss, or tragedy, they do the tough work of picking themselves up, dusting themselves off, and carrying on—even when it seems impossible.
If you've ever thought, "I could never do that" when looking at one of these apparent "superheroes," don't be so sure. It's actually possible to build resilience to make yourself better able to bounce back from even the most difficult times.
"It's the ability to get back in the game after you've had some sort of failure. And indeed, we can learn to become more resilient," says social scientist and leadership expert Frank Niles, PhD . Niles says there are a number of science-backed areas people can address to help them be more resilient.
Here are some ways you can shore up your "resilience bunker" to better prepare for when tough times strike.
Niles says the concept of "preparing" for bad times often throws people off. "They're like, 'Wait a minute. A disastrous change is like losing a job. How do I prepare for that?'" It starts with mind-set, he says. Accept that change is inevitable, and realize that you can choose how you react, and whether you decide to be optimistic. People with positive outlooks tend to have greater resilience and financial and business success.
When possible, lay the groundwork for recovery before you need to: Keep your skills up to date to stay in demand in the market, have a financial reserve in case of job loss or illness, etc. Of course, tragedy or devastating events can disrupt the best-laid plans, but developing the right mind-set—including the ability to reframe negative events —and taking action to mitigate potential damage where you can may go a long way in helping you recover in a worst-case scenario.
"Your ability to become and remain resilient is directly related to your emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand your mood and emotions, be aware of the moods and emotions of others, and to use this awareness to guide your behavior. Emotional intelligence determines how you interact with others, manage relationships, stay motivated, make decisions, manage your emotions, influence others, and much more," says organizational communication and leadership expert Anne Grady , author of .
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Reinhart's own body image issues started when she was 16 and her metabolism slowed down. What she ate began to show on her body, she says. "It's like, 'Oh, I'm not going to be a little skinny teenager forever.'" Reinhart still struggles with low self-esteem, but she's come to accept there will always be something about her body she'll want to change. For this reason, she's committed to authenticity. "I'm not that flawless image person. I could never live up to that. I'm not going to make people think I'm this airbrushed version of myself. There are lots of versions of me. My hair looks like shit most of the time. It looks great when I'm on a carpet, sure, but that's not the only side I want people to see of myself."
The same goes for mental health. Reinhart is candid about her battles with anxiety and depression, devoting dozens of Instagram posts and Twitter threads to the topic. She was diagnosed with depression when she was 14 and
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"Surreal" is the best way to describe Reinhart's three-month hiatus between Riverdale Season 2 winding down at the end of March and the start of filming Season 3. In between organizing life on the West Coast ("I don't have an apartment in LA. I have a storage unit."), catching up with family, and vacationing in Mexico and New Orleans, Reinhart found time for her first-ever Met Gala appearance in May. The actress recounts the dream-come-true scenario (in 2017, she tweeted about her desire to attend ) as "very humbling." "I felt like the smallest fish in the biggest pond," she admits. "It made me see how far I had left to go, and how much work it takes to get to a point where I can go to the Met one day and feel like I'm a big fish now. I'm not there yet, but that's fine, because I'm 21. That's satisfying, to know that I have a place to go." Still, the fear of "irrelevance" plagues Reinhart—a reminder that imposter syndrome doesn't discriminate. "Am I speaking into the void? Is the work that I'm doing even good? Do people even care? Do people wonder why I'm doing these photo shoots? And I think that's mostly because it's what I feel about myself. People don't think that I'm irrelevant, I hope, but I do sometimes."
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Syria's southern province of Daraa, one of the last rebel bastions, has been the target of a deadly regime offensive since June 19 which has forced around 300,000 people to flee.
Here is a recap of the main events:
- First hits -
On June 19, the regime of President Bashar al-Assad bombards rebel-controlled zones in the east of Daraa province, which borders Jordan and the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights.
Within three days, more than 12,000 Syrians flee after artillery fire and air raids intensify, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based war monitor.
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Russia joins the offensive on June 23, bombing rebel-held parts of southern Syria for the first time since brokering a ceasefire there nearly a year earlier, the Observatory says.
The following day, Jordan says it will not be able to host a new wave of Syrian refugees and that the countries' shared border will remain closed.
The regime ramps up its bombardment of rebel-held parts of provincial capital Daraa on June 25, slamming more than 55 surface-to-surface missiles into the city, followed by four crude barrel bombs.


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Pontiac rallied with four wins in singles play after dropping two of three doubles matches in a tennis battle with Mendota Tuesday at the Williamson Field Courts.
The Indians improved to 11-0 in the duel season with the 5-4 victory.
William Meiner and Tyler Ringle posted a 6-1, 6-2 victory at No. 1 for the Indians' only point in doubles play.
Garrett Lyons and Parker Tibbs dropped a hard-fought 2-6, 6-3, 13-11 tiebreaker decision at No. 2 and Brandon Bohm and Brandon Zehr fell 6-1, 7-6, 12-10 in a tiebreaker at No. 3.
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WORCESTER � Two hundred Democratic state committee members from around the state gathered at North High School Saturday to work on a transition to new leadership as Massachusetts Democratic Party Chairman John Walsh tendered his resignation and the party leaders set a date of Oct. 17 to elect his replacement.
Mr. Walsh, the Abington businessman who has preached a message of inclusion, grass-roots organizing and one-on-one campaign appeals to voters, urged party loyalists to "remain strong" and pledged to stay involved in state politics. After his resignation becomes effective next month, he said, he plans to work "shoulder to shoulder" with local Democrats even as he heads off to a new job as executive director of the Deval Patrick Committee and Mr. Patrick's Together PAC.
So far only one person has emerged as a contender for the chairmanship, Sen. Thomas McGee of Lynn, who attended the meeting and chatted with committee members about their ideas for the party. � Mr. McGee said Mr. Walsh set a new standard for grassroots organizing while emphasizing face-to-face canvassing for votes during election campaigns.
"We understand that is how you connect with people. Whether you are working on a local level or on a statewide election, it has been successful," Mr. McGee said. "If I have the opportunity to be the next chair we clearly will be building on that success," he said.
Committee members who filled the school cafeteria gave Mr. Walsh a standing ovation during his remarks at the podium. And while they sorted through votes on rule changes and scheduling of next June's state nominating convention to be held in Worcester, many talked in the aisles about Mr. Walsh's impact since he chaired Gov. Patrick's 2006 campaign and then agreed to lead the state committee.
"In addition to getting Deval Patrick elected and Tim Murray elected he has made a huge difference in the party. He has brought the party together. He brings people together very well," said Sen. Harriette L. Chandler, D-Worcester.
While he has served as chairman the state Democrats have hung on to all of its House seats in Congress, seen the governor and lieutenant governor re-elected in 2010 and put both Elizabeth Warren and Edward J. Markey in the U.S. Senate. "Everyone understands that John Walsh was the guy who was there and was behind it all," Ms. Chandler said, adding, "I'm not sure how welcoming the Democratic Party was before."
State Auditor Suzanne Bump said Mr. Walsh has redefined the job leading the state party. "He has set a new standard. He really has. He has traveled all over the state and he has been an extraordinary strategist for candidates and party leaders," she said.
� As an indication of the party's expanding reach, the committee voted at the meeting to appoint a special committee to give official party status to the Massachusetts Democratic Latino Caucus, which has been organizing and working on local campaigns over the last year.
� For his part, Mr. Walsh said he feels he is leaving the state party is a strong position.
"I'm feeling confident in the future. The Democrats' biggest asset is its deep talent pool, and that is being reflected in the candidates emerging for 2014 and also in the leadership of the party," Mr. Walsh said.
"In April 2007, I was elected to chair this at a moment of real optimism and hope with the election of Governor Patrick," he said. "Since that point I am very happy our work has realized most of that optimistic hope. The party is strong financially. It's strong organizationally. We are filled with enthusiasm, and with hard work we are ready to go," Mr. Walsh said. ���� ��
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Renovascular conditions affect the blood vessels of your kidneys, called the renal arteries and veins. When the blood flow is normal through your kidneys, your kidneys rid your body of wastes. The kidneys filter these wastes into your urine, which collects in your bladder, and from there the wastes exit your body when you urinate. Your kidneys also help control your blood pressure by sensing the blood pressure and secreting a hormone, called renin, into your bloodstream. The amount of renin secreted by your kidneys can help regulate your blood pressure if it is too high or too low. When your kidney blood vessels narrow or have a clot, your kidney is less able to do its work. Your physician may diagnose you with renal artery stenosis or renal vein thrombosis.
Renal artery stenosis is the narrowing of kidney arteries. This condition may cause high blood pressure and may eventually lead to kidney failure. Renal vein thrombosis means that you have a blood clot blocking a vein in your kidney. Blood clots in renal veins are uncommon and rarely affect the kidney, but they can sometimes travel to and lodge in arteries supplying your lungs, causing a dangerous condition called a pulmonary embolism.
You may not notice any symptoms. Renovascular conditions develop slowly and worsen over time. If you have high blood pressure, the first sign that you may have renal artery stenosis is that your high blood pressure may become worse or the medications that you take to control your high blood pressure may not be as effective. Other signs of renal artery stenosis are a whooshing sound in your abdomen that your physician hears through a stethoscope, decreased kidney function, congestive heart failure or, eventually, a small shrunken kidney.
When renal vein thrombosis occurs, a clot in your vein may break free or block the flow in a healthy blood vessel. If this happens, symptoms may include:
Hardening of the arteries causes renal artery stenosis. Your arteries are normally smooth and unobstructed on the inside but, as you age, a sticky substance called plaque can build up in the walls of your arteries. Cholesterol, calcium, and fibrous tissue make up this plaque. As more plaque builds up, your arteries can narrow and stiffen. This is the process of atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries. Eventually, enough plaque may build up to interfere with blood flow in your renal arteries.
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STOCKTON - The girlfriend of a man police believe was murdered in his Weston Ranch home pleaded guilty Tuesday to accessory after the fact, admitting she helped the killer after the gruesome attack.
The dismembered remains of 48-year-old Michael Shane Jones, described by a friend as a quiet military veteran, were discovered spread around a Tuolumne County campsite.
Authorities tracked down suspected murderer Bryan Cook to the location, following a tip that led Stockton police to the bloody crime scene at Jones' home on Jan. 2.
Valentina Paz, the victim's girlfriend, acknowledged blame in an arraignment hearing Tuesday, only her second court appearance, when she entered the guilty plea that exposes her to a potential maximum sentence of up to three years.
Timothy Grimes, a friend of Jones', said he had just seen Cook and the victim the Saturday before the slaying.
Grimes and Jones belong to the same amateur radio club out of Stanislaus County.
"He was a very quiet, nice guy," said Grimes, 58. "He was said to be an Iraq veteran.
"We talked on the radio quite often, maybe once a week, and we met at the club meetings once a month."
Grimes said he didn't know much about Paz, except that she was in a relationship with Jones.
"Mike had actually called myself and another ham radio operator (on Dec. 28) and told us that he had to move. He was moving to a place on Pershing Avenue," Grimes said. "And that he was in the hospital and that he needed some help moving an antenna tower. I discussed it with some other hams, and we agreed to go on a Saturday."
The group was supposed to store it for Jones until he was well enough to pick it up.
"It's shocking," Grimes said. "We were there one day to pick up a tower. And we actually met Bryan Cook, because Mike had told us his girlfriend was going to be there that Saturday when we went to get the tower."
Grimes said when the group arrived to pick up the tower, they rang the doorbell and there was no answer.
"We proceeded along to the side yard and we saw the tower, ... so at this point when we pick up the tower and start walking, Mr. Cook starts coming around the back and introduced himself."
According to Grimes, Cook said: "I'm Bryan. I'm here to help my brother move."
"He seemed like an OK guy, I guess," Grimes said. "He didn't say much."
Grimes described Jones as a great guy who was coming out socially. "He wanted to make friends, and a ham radio club is a great way once you get your license," Grimes said.
Stockton police were tipped off that a homicide occurred at Jones' home in the 4500 block of Mist Trail Drive. Although there was no body at the scene, there was enough evidence for investigators to determine a bloody assault took place and that the victim could not have survived.
Authorities found Cook in Groveland, where they also located a man's torso in a nearby campsite fire. Other body parts were found in different spots around the campsite, including Cook's vehicle.
Cook appeared in court Tuesday seated next to Paz. During the hearing, he appeared cheerful as he greeted Paz and spoke to her in a low voice. She remained quiet with her head down at times.
Cook was escorted out of the courtroom after attorneys agreed on a date for his next appearance for further arraignment.
Paz, 49, remained in the courtroom for her case to be called. When it was, she indicated she wanted to plead guilty voluntarily. Paz was not offered a plea deal.
Judge Franklin Stephenson advised her that she could face as much as three years in jail or as little as some probation time.
Paz, who is held in the San Joaquin County Jail, is scheduled back in court Feb. 10 to set a date for sentencing.
Cook is charged with premeditated murder and special circumstances of murder for financial gain, an enhancement that makes him eligible for the death penalty.
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No, We Don't Know About WMMS
And that means from both the airwaves and from the station's website, which carries this new "100.7"-only logo.
Does this mean anything, or is 'MMS...er...100.7...hoping to get a little attention in a stunting fashion? We'll see.
The station also appears to be having some fun with its website playlist.
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No, we don't have any information on rumblings of changes at Clear Channel rocker WMMS/100.7 in Cleveland, as hinted in today's AllAccess Net News scroll.
The item points to some imaging adjustments, and seems to indicate a "gold"-leaning playlist today.
Here at the OMW World Headquarters, we haven't heard of any major adjustments to the once-iconic rock outlet.
But local programmers certainly remember the last time someone tried to "adjust" the station known universally as "The Buzzard"...
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- dave said...
I swear, half of the reason I got in to radio was WMMS. It was a blessing to grow up here when 'MMS was at its peak. You'd show up to a kegger in a field and you didn't need a band. There were 56 cars with all their windows rolled down all blasting 'MMS.
I mean, they even reached the heights that I can remember riding the subway and people spray painted GRAFITTI of "WMMS". It was like .. I don't know .. but it was something else, I'll tell ya that.
I can still tell ya the airshifts 25 years later ..
-Jeff & Flash in the morning
-Matt the Cat (and Coffeebreak Concerts at The Agora, incredibly cool)
- Of course, The Master Blaster in drivetime .. Kid Leo. I mean, you just DID NOT come through Cleveland, OH to play a concert without stopping to see The Kid and talk to him on the air. Period. He was The Greatest of All Time. Hands Down.
-Denny Sanders ("Your host along the North Coast" .. hmm .. wonder where Michael Stanley got that from?)
-BLF Bash in the overnight.
NOW THAT is a a radio station.
When you can remember that from your teens .. THAT was a culturual icon.
Gawd .. just give me a shot to program that thing. Whew. I'd let somebody, seriously, saw off a finger for the chance to program that prestigious calls and frequency.
They just lost it.
They forgot what it was.
They acted irresponsibly with one of the great culture icons The Midwest of The United States of America has ever created.
.. and more than anything else ..
They let people get involved that didn't grow up in Cleveland and know what this city is all about.
The Buzzard?
Friggin' genius.
- cmatthews said...
Bo is from Y-town, so he knows about 'MMS heritage.
With that said, having worked for CC, I know that a lot of PD's do as they're told by the Automatrons in the region; ie Gene Romano, and Tom Owens in San Antonio.
If there's to be a FM talker in Cleveland, then look at 100.7 to be it.
It was almost a done deal in 1998 for WMMS to get blown up and become "100.7 KISS-FM". It wasn't originally a stunt. It was the real deal. I was there. Public outcry actually stopped the flip.
With MMS' numbers, and revenue, so abyssmal...talk could be next.
I'd keep the "Buzzard" logo though. USE it in your favor instead of trying to re-brand 100 percent.
- cmatthews said...
Ya know.... Fall book starts Sept 20th. A stunt... or flip... isn't that far fetched.
I like the "song" playing now...
"Your Fun Bags"
- OMWFan said...
I don't know if it means anything, but there is a lot of brown and orange on the MMS website, and MMS happens to be the FM flagship of the team (as well as being the FM flagship of the Indians, who air on MMS during Cavs playoffs).
Sportstalk FM anyone?
- John said...
There is also no mention of Bob & Tom on the site either.
- david5258 said...
quick ck of website thuis am still shows mms text messaging and mms babes as well as bob and tom from 600 to 959--david5258


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