| Put food adventures back on your menu Posted: 12 Apr 2022 03:01 AM PDT  | | | | | | Intrepid’s Real Food Adventures are back in 2022, and we’re officially here for good meals – and meals that do good. | | | | | | | We’ve got 21 refreshed and re-bite-alised food trips for you to explore – from Japan to Peru, Vietnam to Sri Lanka and Italy. And, for the first time, all our food adventures will feature at least one tasty plant-based meal. That means you can eat well and lower your carbon footprint at the same time.
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| You may want to check the expiration dates on your COVID tests Posted: 11 Apr 2022 03:25 PM PDT Plus, some advice on treating an infection.  After two years, my luck has finally run out. I officially have COVID — and let's just say it's living up to its reputation. I am extremely grateful I am vaccinated and boosted right now. Even though the symptoms were miserable ("mild" doesn't mean easy), I know that I will stay out of the hospital and avoid severe disease. That is, and always has been, the main purpose of the shots. Over the last few days, I've turned to many of our HuffPost Life stories for guidance. (It's one thing to publish stories on COVID; it's another to live it.) Specifically, our recent piece on all the treatment options, by reporter Julia Ries, really came in handy. I'm not high-risk, so I don't qualify for prescriptions like Paxlovid, but the over-the-counter guidance saved me when I was trying to figure out what medicine to take. If you find yourself dealing with an infection, I highly recommend reading Julia's piece below and chatting with your doctor ASAP about what treatments may work for you. And if you're still not vaccinated or boosted, take my experience to heart and consider getting your shots. Trust me, you don't want to face COVID unarmed. ❤️, Lindsay |
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| A new editor and a new series Posted: 11 Apr 2022 02:00 PM PDT A belated, "hello!"  Hi there! My name is Ashley Rockman, and I am the new editor of HuffPost Parents. I've been editing HuffPost's relationship coverage for the past decade, and now as a mom of two, it's fitting that I've taken over our parenting section as well. I am thrilled to be here in the trenches with all of you! For my first newsletter, I wanted to spotlight a new series we launched this month called Enjoy The Ride. It really embodies my new vision for HuffPost Parents. To sum it up: There's so much information out there about how to be a "good" parent — Instagram, blogs, books, you name it. Some depict parenthood as martyrdom, in which giving all of yourselves to your kids is expected and celebrated. Others fixate only on the hard stuff, beckoning parents to wash down their stresses each night with a glass of wine. No doubt, raising good kids in this world is hard work. But we want to help you figure out how to handle the tough moments of raising children while also enjoying these short years when the kids are little. From helping your children choose good friends to setting up your week for success, we'll provide the expert-backed tools, advice and humor that modern parents need to flourish, not just survive. And that's what this new series — and HuffPost Parents — is all about. Best, Ashley Rockman |
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| HabitatNews: April 2022 Posted: 11 Apr 2022 07:06 AM PDT | Marsh Madness, Green Sponges, Diversity Opportunities in Chesapeake, and more! | | Highlights  While the women and men battled it out in their basketball tournaments in March, we kept score of all the ways marsh habitat plays an important role in the protection and restoration work we do for communities, fish, and wildlife through our annual Marsh Madness Campaign. Contact: Alison Hammer. |  The unique green color of the Latrunculia austini sponge gives it St. Patrick's Day spirit all year long. But instead of a pot of gold, this sponge's value lies in its molecular chemical composition—it targets and kills pancreatic and ovarian tumor cells. Contact: Dani Weissman. |  We are creating diverse and inclusive programs in the Chesapeake Bay that more fully represent and support the communities that we serve. Incorporating more diverse voices broadens our knowledge and perspective and ultimately makes our work better. Contact: Kim Couranz. |  Through the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, NOAA is partnering with the Great Lakes Commission and Audubon Great Lakes to support an effort to restore habitat for fish in northeast Illinois. The Powderhorn Lake Restoration Project will restore wetlands and improve fish passage at the Powderhorn Lake Forest Preserve. Check out this new video! Contact: Cassie Lovall. |  The Louisiana Trustee Implementation Group is proposing several restoration projects to restore wetlands, coastal, and nearshore habitats to address injuries caused by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Those projects are included in a draft restoration plan now open for public comment for 30 days through April 18, 2022. Contact: Mel Landry. | On March 18, 2022 a settlement was finalized in Federal District Court to resolve claims related to the Taylor Energy Platform oil spill at Mississippi Canyon 20 ("MC-20"). $16.5M of this settlement is to partially restore natural resources injured by the spill. Contact: Tom Brosnan. | |  | | | Habitat Across NOAA  Janet Coit, the head of NOAA Fisheries, shares about her background, her inspirations, and what Women's History Month means to her. Find out more about her career path, passions, and perspective on leading NOAA Fisheries. |  Scientists and managers depend on research surveys to monitor coral reef ecosystems across the Mariana Archipelago. Multiple threats including climate change, disease, and land-based sources of pollution impact coral reefs around the globe, including the Marianas. During expeditions this spring and summer, scientific divers from NOAA will estimate the number of reef fish and measure corals around the islands. |  Coastal wetlands research, restoration, tools, data, workshops, and partners—NOAA brings every blue carbon asset to the fight against climate-change-related hazards and harm .In the race to lessen the damage of climate change, this "blue carbon" held in the nation's coastal ecosystems is a powerful ally. | | | | | |
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| Cheney says Jan. 6 committee has enough evidence for Trump charges Posted: 11 Apr 2022 03:42 AM PDT Zelenskyy says Ukrainians are a "single fist" fighting Russia.  CHENEY: JAN. 6 PANEL HAS ENOUGH EVIDENCE FOR TRUMP CRIMINAL REFERRAL Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) said the House Jan. 6 committee has enough evidence to refer former President Donald Trump to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution, but has still not decided to do so. "I think what we have seen is a massive and well organized and well-planned effort that used multiple tools to try to overturn an election," Cheney said. [HuffPost] ZELENSKYY ON '60 MINUTES' Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his nation came together as a "single fist" to resist Russia's invasion, but warned the outcome will depend on support from the U.S. Addressing reports Russian President Vladimir Putin was expecting him to flee Ukraine in the early days of the war, Zelenskyy said he recognizes the dangers of staying, but he is prepared to die for his country. [HuffPost] MUSK, IN REVERSAL, BOWS OUT OF TWITTER'S BOARD Elon Musk, Twitter's biggest shareholder, has decided against joining the company's board, CEO Parag Agrawal said. Agrawal said Twitter would remain open to Musk's input. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO bought a 9.2% stake in the company earlier this month and has since tweeted a number of suggestions. [HuffPost] TRUMP JR. TEXTS 'COULD BE SMOKING GUN' Joyce Vance, a former U.S. attorney in Alabama, said Donald Trump Jr.'s texts to then-chief of staff Mark Meadows about taking "operational control" of the 2020 presidential election even before the race was called "could be a smoking gun" amid ongoing criminal probes into the Jan. 6 insurrection. [HuffPost] |
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NYC MAYOR TESTS POSITIVE Eric Adams, the mayor of New York, has tested positive for COVID-19 amid rising cases in the city. Adams was among the attendees of the annual Gridiron Club dinner in Washington last Saturday, after which dozens of attendees tested positive. [AP] MURDER CHARGE DROPPED AGAINST WOMAN IN 'SELF-INDUCED' ABORTION A Texas district attorney said he has moved to dismiss a murder charge against a woman who authorities allege performed a "self-induced abortion." The woman spent two nights in jail following a report made to police by a hospital in January. Texas is among the GOP states launching an aggressive attack on abortion rights. [HuffPost] POLICE CLEARED FOR PUSHING ELDERLY MAN AT FLOYD PROTEST An arbitrator cleared two police officers of any wrongdoing for pushing 75-year-old Martin Gugino and leaving him motionless and bloody at a 2020 George Floyd protest in in downtown Buffalo, New York. [HuffPost] CHRIS ROCK NOT TALKING ABOUT WILL SMITH SLAP Chris Rock said he is not prepared to discuss the most-talked about Oscars moment — when Will Smith slapped him on stage — "until he gets paid." On Friday, the academy announced Smith was banned from attending the Oscars for a decade. [HuffPost] NATO TO MAINTAIN LONG-TERM PRESENCE IN EASTERN EUROPE NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has indicated that the multinational alliance plans to heavily bolster its military presence on its eastern border long-term. This is part of a "reset," which would involve an increase in national defense spending by member countries. [HuffPost] |
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| Descending Into Florida’s Underwater Caves Posted: 11 Apr 2022 02:40 AM PDT Descending Into Florida's Underwater Caves The world's densest collection of freshwater springs is at the center of a slow-motion environmental tragedy. https://ift.tt/LTxeXJZ Rivers, Aquifers, Diving and Divers, Water Pollution, Travel and Vacations, Water, Floods, Population, Algae, Global Warming, Manatees, Agriculture and Farming |
| How Ukrainian civilians are fighting back against Putin Posted: 10 Apr 2022 03:01 PM PDT Plus, four Black photographers share what it was like to cover Ketanji Brown Jackson.  Civilians in Russian-controlled areas of Ukraine are doing something incredibly brave: fighting back. HuffPost's Akbar Shahid Ahmed wrote about what Ukrainian civilians are doing to resist, from documenting atrocities to publicly protesting. All of this is dangerous, but Ukrainians are doing it anyway to combat the Russian invasion of their country.
We asked Akbar to share more about what he found in his reporting. How did you learn about what Ukrainian civilians are doing to resist Russians? Amid bloodshed and unimaginable upheaval, everyday Ukrainians are working hard to document what they're experiencing. They are recording details, shooting photographs and videos, and advising each other on issues like accessing medicine through platforms like Telegram – then ensuring that information gets to the outside world. People trapped in these Russian-controlled regions are balancing their safety with their desire to hold Moscow to account; often, they maintain anonymity to provide the testimonies trickling out through routes like The Guardian's Kherson diary and interviews with journalists. Academics and national security analysts are gathering and analyzing the information coming out of occupied areas to understand the nature of the resistance. And Ukrainian civil society, from lawmakers in Kyiv to the diaspora across Europe and elsewhere, is tracking that information and talking to trusted contacts inside occupied regions too. I used a mix of these sources to paint a picture of Ukrainian civil pushback to the Russian assault. How does civilian resistance combat Russia's propaganda efforts? Russian President Vladimir Putin and his government have spent years arguing against Ukraine's national identity. They claim that it is an invention – that Ukraine is actually just one part of a broad sphere of Russian culture – and that it is dangerous, saying Ukraine's efforts to craft an independent foreign policy are led by brutish nationalists who are the equivalent of Nazis. The images and stories of Ukrainian civilians shatter those narratives. By rallying around Ukrainian flags even in areas where Russian is widely spoken, Ukrainians are showing that they identify as citizens of a country distinct from Russia despite their cultural backgrounds. Such public defiance makes it much more difficult for Putin to implement his usual tactics, like staging dubious elections or taking over municipal governments and claiming support from locals. Through peaceful demonstrations and publicizing Russian excesses against civilians, Ukrainians are highlighting that Putin's forces are the aggressors in the war. Finally, they are sustaining Ukrainian resolve, convincing their peers to reject Russian aid so they won't be portrayed as being somehow grateful to their invaders and proving that Ukraine is not as easy to vanquish as Russia and even many Western observers believed. How much danger are these civilians in? Russian forces have already subjected Ukrainians under their rule to summary executions, rape, abductions and theft, according to on-the-ground testimonials and reporting, Western intelligence, and the independent watchdog groups Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International. People who are suspected of supporting the resistance are especially vulnerable: Multiple reports suggest Russian troops are kidnapping local officials and journalists, and interrogating them to ask who is organizing protests. But most of these Ukrainians, who have already seen their hometowns battered and then occupied, already know those risks and are taking them into account as they try to undermine the invasion: As Olga Onuch, an expert on Ukrainian society at the University of Manchester, told me, "No one is under any illusion that this is safe." |
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| "I wanna be spoiled but I have a bad habit of saying 'no I got it'" Posted: 09 Apr 2022 01:00 PM PDT The funniest tweets from women this week Another week has come and gone, but the hilarious ladies of Twitter are always here to stay. Lately, they've been sharing funny musings about "The Muppets," WWI and asking for extra sauce. Check out some of the funniest tweets from women this week below, then click the button at the bottom to see the rest. You can also visit our "funniest tweets from women" page for our past collections. Happy reading! |
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