RT Kyle Samani (@KyleSamani)Reflecting on my time in the UAETLDR - I'm very impressedThere are two things that really stand out to me about UAE1) They want to build the future. I love the ambitionBurj KhalifaThe PalmIndoor skiingDeepest pool in the world (epic for diving)Burj Al ArabYas IslandW hotel *inside of the Marina circuit*Fastest rollercoaster in the worldVegetation on the sides of the highways and in the median (wow! attention to detail)etcI grew up in the USA, and man the NIMBYism is so clear in c ...

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वेलकम सर। थैंक यू। सो वी विल नॉट वेस्ट मच ऑफ़ अ टाइम। एंड सांसद जी। आज का दौर बदल रहा है। लोग सिर्फ रोड्स बिल्डिंग्स की नहीं बात कर रहे हैं। सिटीज के इकोनमिक ग्रोथ की बात कर रहे हैं। और आपके टेरेक्स टॉपिक में आपने इंदौर की इकोन जो पावर हाउस है इकोनॉमिक पावर हाउस है और शहर की जीडीपी डबल करने का विज़न चुना है। वैसा क्यों. देखिए किसी भी शहर की जो तरक्की रहती है वह सिर्फ इंफ्रास्ट्रक्चर रोड हो बिल्डिंग हो उस पे नहीं रहती वो रहती है कि लोगों की क्वालिटी ऑफ़ लाइफ कैसे बेहतर हो उस पे रहती है और जीडीपी क्या है इकोनॉमि ...

since moving from toronto to the uaequality of life has increased roughly 100xhealth, money, friends, travelwas expecting a difference, but not this muchidc if you move to uae (most of you shouldn't), but rethink if the place you pay taxes to is giving you a fair trade ...

[Applause] I want you all to think about what you were doing at 18. Learning to drive, planning that holiday to Magalof with your mates, falling in love. At 18, my patient was told they had just months to live.and that they'd never walk again. Cancer had crept from their lungs to their bones and into their spine, stealing their movement and bodily functions inch by inch. The unspoken message was clear.Stay in bed. Keep comfortable. This is the beginning of the end.But that's not what happened. They stood. T ...

[Music] It's an honor to be here with you today. I didn't realize we were going to show the video, but that's actually very helpful because I'm going to talk to you today about why I think we are on the cusp of a golden era of mid-size cities, which includes cities like Fargo and and Witchah, the other city that was honored in Bentonville recently. I'll talk more about that.So, I am Tim Kelly. I'm very proud to be the 66th mayor of the city of Chattanooga. Uh, and we are a south we're a midsize city as you ...

RT gm_n_ape (@gm_n_ape)This is a fantastic QoL (Quality of Life) update. Less time clicking, more time analyzing what matters ...

She was doing everything right. She had the smoothies, the supplements, the steps, even the workout gear. And still she felt awful.Her brain was foggy. Her mood was all over the place. She cried at the drop of a hat.And she was exhausted. the type though of exhaustion that a good night's sleep just can't touch. On the outside, she looked like a wellness success story, but inside she felt like she was falling apart.And then she said it the line that I've heard more times than I can count. Maybe I'm just not ...

Health & Wellness - Strength training improves mobility, confidence, and self-sufficiency in older adults [9] - Strength training can improve memory, boost blood flow, and help fight dementia and Alzheimer's [9] - A study showed that strength training twice a week for 6 months reversed mild cognitive decline in senior citizens [11][12] - Strength training can replace the physical activity found in blue zones, such as gardening and farming [7] - Blue zones, regions where people commonly live to be between 80 and 100 years old, have 50% lower heart disease rates [5][7] Aging & Longevity - 165% of senior citizens aged 65 and older in America need physical help with daily activities [4] - National Geographic study in 2018 showed that people in blue zones live up to 97% of their lives free of disabilities [7] - A Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging in 2018 involving 9100 people aged 60 and older showed that strength training at least three times a week for over 9 months resulted in 17% better balance, 32% better mobility, 58% lower odds of high body fat, 34% improved self-perceived health, and 26% greater likelihood of perceiving themselves as aging healthy [8] Time Perception & Experience - New experiences make time feel slower and more abundant [19] - Routine can make life feel mundane, so it's important to make new experiences [20] - Strength training can provide new experiences on a weekly basis, such as hitting a personal best or mastering a new technique [22][23]