The Top 9 Most Profitable Skills To Learn In 2022

Are you thinking of learning some new skills to increase your earnings in 2022? If yes, there will be quite a few to choose from. Here they are: 1. Blockchain Development Despite being a relatively recent development, blockchain technology has become a multi-billion-dollar industry. According to Statista, global expenditure on blockchain solutions will reach $19 billion by 2024. This is partly due to its application in creating and managing cryptocurrencies....

December 18, 2022 · 5 min · 1054 words · Scott Hines

The Towel Internal Rotation Shoulder Stretch

The shoulder is a complex ball and socket joint that allows you to move your arm in many different directions. Tightness in the shoulder may cause shoulder pain and may limit your ability to reach for things or perform basic tasks such as combing your hair or reaching behind your back to put on a belt. Tightness in your shoulder may be caused by many different problems. If you have injured your shoulder, the rotator cuff muscles and tendons may become tight....

December 18, 2022 · 3 min · 583 words · William Gonzalez

The Trail To The Jihad Office

The path to the Brooklyn office begins in Peshawar. For centuries the northern Pakistan city was a dusty trading crossroads near the Khyber Pass. But Peshawar emerged in the early 1980s as a thriving staging area for Muslims headed to fight Soviet aggression in Afghanistan. The call to arms was led by Abdullah Azzam, a Palestinian scholar and former professor at the Sharia (Islamic Law) faculty of Jordan University. Azzam remained an idol at the school, which later counted among its students young Mohammed Salameh, indicted last week for aiding in the blast....

December 18, 2022 · 4 min · 646 words · Joshua Mcdonough

The Trouble With Virtual Grief

There is something ineffably hollow–almost vulgar–about the exercise, about this merchandising of grief. So I’m hardly surprised that the same site inviting me to pray for John F. Kennedy Jr., his wife and his sister-in-law also asks me to “sound off” and speculate, “Did hubris kill? Or just bad luck?” and to vote on the “why behind the decades of tragedies suffered by the Kennedy family.” Nonetheless, we are ennobled by the sense that, gathered around computer screens and television sets, we are somehow sharing the families’ burden....

December 18, 2022 · 3 min · 563 words · Chris Hughes

The U.S. States Where Covid Vaccine Mandates Are Banned And Allowed

Abbott’s Senate Bill 51 would have blocked any Texas entity, including hospital and private businesses, from requiring COVID vaccines for their staff. However, the bill faced issues after businesses spoke out against the proposals. The bill did not end up with enough votes to pass in the upper chamber before lawmakers adjourned on Tuesday morning this week. It should be noted, though, that the failed legislation is not the same as an earlier executive order that was issued by Abbott earlier this month, which banned any Texas entity from requiring COVID vaccines not only for staff but also for customers....

December 18, 2022 · 3 min · 442 words · Barry Coulter

The Upbeat Upperclass

One way to read this result is as a high-society vote of confidence in the results of the 10 presidential elections held across Latin America last year. In Peru and Mexico, voters broadly repudiated the brand of radicalism trumpeted by Hugo Chávez of Venezuela and chose the born-again centrist Alan García and the conservative Felipe Calderón, respectively. In Brazil President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a former radical trade unionist, was rewarded with a second four-year term for his moderate economic policies....

December 18, 2022 · 7 min · 1480 words · Deloris Vanover

The Upcoming Avatar The Last Airbender Movies Should Usher In New Video Games

While the Avatar series has always done well in the TV landscape, it has struggled to make a mark in the video game industry. The world of Avatar seems like the perfect fit for a video game franchise based off it, but so far it has found little success. Fans of the franchise would love to be able to control their favorite Avatars and bend all the elements, the industry just needs to deliver....

December 18, 2022 · 3 min · 625 words · Gladys Fortner

The Voices Of America

That’s a good image of where corporate record labels are taking America’s once idiosyncratic popular music. Lomax, the dean of American folklorists, sees the high tech, the homogenized and the disposable crowding the genuine homemade stuff off demographics-driven radio and TV. “The terrifying thing,” he says, “is that modern communication centralizes and standardizes culture–as if that were a virtue.” His response: the new PBS series “American Patchwork,” which began last weekend with an hourlong show on New Orleans jazz parades....

December 18, 2022 · 4 min · 659 words · Leonard Hasson

The Voms Test In Physical Therapy

One test often used in vestibular physical therapy is the Vestibular Ocular Motor Screen (VOMS). This test can pinpoint what is causing problems after a concussion. It may also help you predict your level of dizziness after a concussion. What Is Vestibular Therapy? Vestibular therapy is a type of physical therapy that is done to help people with vertigo, dizziness, or other related symptoms. It is performed by a vestibular therapist....

December 18, 2022 · 6 min · 1104 words · Douglas Hasty

The War And Treaty Look For Healing On Their New Album

The couple were asked for an impromptu song. They froze for a moment, stuck for something that would fit the occasion. A fellow musician suggested the gospel standard “This Little Light of Mine.” “We got unstuck quickly,” Trotter recalls with a laugh. “You can’t script those moments, and we were so proud to honor [Lewis],to talk with him.” Beginning with their 2017 EP Down to the River and their album Healing Tide a year later, The War and Treaty have developed a following for their mix of Americana, gospel, rhythm and blues and pop as well as the duo’s powerful singing....

December 18, 2022 · 6 min · 1224 words · Nora Wright

The Weeknd And Lily Rose Depp Star In Hbo S First The Idol Teaser

The Idol was first announced last July by The Weeknd, one of the HBO show’s creators, who will also serve as executive producer and co-star. The Weeknd played the teaser at one of his concerts, and it was subsequently posted online for audiences everywhere to see. RELATED: 7 TV Series To Watch If You Love Euphoria The teaser opens with a montage of topless women, copious drug use, and cult-member orgies over pulsing music, while on-screen text promises “the sleaziest love story in all of Hollywood....

December 18, 2022 · 2 min · 419 words · Lloyd Hickman

The Whatsapp Free Cadbury Easter Chocolate Basket Is A Scam

It seems that not a lot has changed over the years: we’re still lured in by the promise of free chocolate. Currently, messages are being forwarded on WhatsApp claiming to offer a free Easter chocolate basket from Cadbury. It’s barely different from a similar scam in May 2020 which promised a Cadbury hamper if you forwarded the WhatsApp message to 10 friends and completed a “few steps” afterwards. The signs this latest message is a scam should be fairly obvious, but just to state it clearly: there is no free Easter chocolate basket....

December 18, 2022 · 5 min · 882 words · William Taylor

The Winged Menace

SLE strikes about two dozen people a year nationwide, causing a potentially fatal inflammation of the brain. It had never been recorded before in New York City–but with no effective drugs to fight it, local officials were taking no chances. As soon as lab tests returned positive on Sept. 3, they began spraying the city with the pesticide malathion. They distributed free insect repellent at firehouses. And they set up a hot line to handle questions–32,700 in the first week....

December 18, 2022 · 2 min · 413 words · Matthew Houston

The Witcher 6 Things You Didn T Know About The School Of The Griffin

RELATED: 15 Action RPGs To Play If You Like The Witcher 3 The Witcher School of the Griffin is unique among the Witcher schools as they aim to stay true to the original values and purpose of the Order of the Witchers. They reside in Kaer Seren near Kovir and Poviss, two kingdoms in the North, and just like every Witcher school, they stay neutral for all Kingdoms – even if there are obvious villains and victims....

December 18, 2022 · 5 min · 878 words · Patrick Eshelman

The Witcher 3 Console Commands

When it comes to The Witcher 3 console commands, these can do a lot more than just allow for Geralt to have a maxed-out level and wallet. Some of these allow players to spawn an incredible number of NPCs to fight, while others allow Geralt’s entire appearance to change within seconds. Whether players want Geralt to destroy his foes like a boss or prefer to main Ciri for an entire playthrough, here’s a list of all the console commands usable in The Witcher 3....

December 18, 2022 · 4 min · 724 words · Robert Caminero

The Witcher S Questionable Cgi Gave It A Familiar Yet Iconic Look

The use of practical effects and limited CGI (a choice insisted upon by show runner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich and production designer Andrew Laws) help add to the charm, similar to some of the shows that aired on the Syfy channel back when it was still called the ‘Sci-Fi Channel’. There is obviously CGI in the show, but Hissrich said they tried to use authentic environments whenever possible. And practical make-up effects were used if possible....

December 18, 2022 · 4 min · 851 words · Joseph Harness

The Wolf At The Door In The Central African Republic Opinion

Tragically this nation, which is the size of Texas, has largely been forgotten. But one way to remember the Central African Republic is every time we shop in a grocery, or go to a farm stand, as we take for granted having fresh produce available. In the Central African Republic they should also have plenty of food grown as well, as they have great farmland. But farmers cannot grow crops in a war zone....

December 18, 2022 · 4 min · 723 words · Martha Albanese

The Wonder Boom Years

Freud never asked, “What does a child want?” But in the 44 years since Benjamin Spock published “The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care,” millions of Americans have been nearly obsessed with the question. With changing social climates, they keep coming up with different answers. In the “togetherness” period the museum show focuses on, what kids wanted–more accurately, what their parents, television programmers and others wanted them to want–was cheerful conformity and unquestioning obedience....

December 18, 2022 · 3 min · 549 words · Silas Inman

The Worst Mls Awards Snubs Of 2016 And No Giovinco Isn T One

MLS held up its end, with Tuesday’s unveiling of award nominees leading to the predictable complaints, both legitimate and skimpy. Truth be told, voters didn’t do a bad job with its selections, but every year there are categories with more than just three strong candidates, which inevitably leads to worthy contenders being left out. The most high-profile name missing from the award finalists was the reigning MLS MVP, Sebastian Giovinco....

December 18, 2022 · 6 min · 1142 words · Paul Stark

The Y Chromosome Is Going To Disappear Scientists Say

It’s not all bad news for men though, as a paper published in the journal PNAS by scientists at Hokkaido University in Japan has discovered why this might not signal the end of males. Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes, one pair of which are the sex chromosomes. In biological females, there are two copies of the same type, giving them the genotype XX, while males possess a second, shrunken chromosome referred to as the Y chromosome, giving them XY....

December 18, 2022 · 4 min · 792 words · Jennifer Schaffner