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Blue SkyWellness
fromSilicon Canals
9 hours agoPsychology says looking young after 60 comes down to 10 specific habits, and most people do the exact opposite - Silicon Canals
Prioritizing sleep and selective daily habits preserves cellular health, slowing visible aging so some sixty-year-olds appear decades younger.
Privacy professionals
fromElectronic Frontier Foundation
in 4 hoursOpen Letter to Tech Companies: Protect Your Users From Lawless DHS Subpoenas
Technology companies should refuse DHS administrative subpoenas and insist on court orders, notify users, and resist gag orders to protect First Amendment activity.
Privacy professionals
fromSupercar Blondie
2 hours agoWhat your employer can actually see when you're browsing at work is a truth everyone should be aware of
Employers can often monitor most browsing activity on company devices, VPNs, or work Wi‑Fi, and may access corporate app data even when working from home.
Wine
fromFood & Beverage Magazine
15 hours agoCrimson Wine Group's Acquisition of Raeburn: A Strategic Move in the Wine Industry - Food & Beverage Magazine
Crimson Wine Group acquired Raeburn to expand its ultra-premium portfolio, strengthen retail and on-premise presence, and leverage Raeburn's Sonoma-based brand and distribution.
Remote teams
fromLondon Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
52 minutes agoTop seven mistakes companies make when hiring international employees: Critical risks and how to avoid them - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Plan and follow structured, locally compliant hiring processes to avoid legal, financial, and cultural failures when hiring across borders.
Writing
fromOregon ArtsWatch * Arts & Culture News
1 day agoSteve Arndt, ambassador of Portland's literary community, dies at age 77 * Oregon ArtsWatch
Steve Arndt fostered Portland's literary community through generous support, organizing events, readings, and volunteer work, and passed away at 77 from heart-failure complications.
Food & drink
fromIndependent
12 hours agoLucinda O'Sullivan's restaurant review: A serving of Japanese wagyu - four rasher-sized slivers at 92 - made me want to scream 'Emperor's new clothes!'
An expensive Docklands Japanese yakiniku serves prized wagyu and expanded from a Michelin-listed omakase brand but delivered a disappointing, inhospitable dining experience.
Environment
fromGlobal IP & Technology Law Blog
1 hour agoGreenhushing: The Indirect Consequence of the Crackdown on Greenwashing?
Regulators increasingly enforce against vague or unsubstantiated environmental claims; advertisers must provide clear, high-level substantiation for "green" or "sustainable" statements.
Writing
fromLos Angeles Times
1 day agoThe poet laureate with a bold plan to get Boyle Heights students into the woods - and on the stage
Feng Shui Poetry in the Parks uses poetry and feng shui principles to connect urban Los Angeles students with nature, fostering grounding and environmental appreciation.
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