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The View's Sunny Hostin Reveals Both of Her In-Laws Died from COVID Within 3 Days of Each Other — People

"We are deeply saddened that Manny lost both of his parents over the holidays," Sunny Hostin said about the death of her husband's parents

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Mercari: The Selling App

This is Mercari. The fast and easy way to sell or buy almost anything. List your item in minutes. Got something you don’t use, never used or

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Pierre Cardin, French couturier who pioneered designer licensing, dies at 98 — Los Angeles Times

The legendary designer put his name not just on ready-to-wear clothes but also on sunglasses, luggage, carpets and kitchen appliances.

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Guitarist Tony Rice Dead at 69 — Pitchfork

The distinctive flatpicker was known as one of the greatest players in bluegrass

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Thigh High Thursday - Temptress 

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Wisdom Wednesday…😇

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8 Ways to Counteract Negative Self-Talk

By now we have all likely experienced at least one instance of negative self-talk. Perhaps we got a bad grade on a test and we feel stupid. Maybe we spoke improperly in a business meeting and think that we blew the big deal. We may have even feel that we talked ourselves out of a job interview and will surely lose that opportunity. No matter the circumstances, there are ways to negate the negative we’re feeling about ourselves in those moments. Because this is such a wide spread phenomenon, Psych2Go would like to offer a list to counteract that negativity we may have in our heads.

1. Learn how to identify the negative self-talk

You might not even realize that you are sticking yourself with negative self-talk. Many times it is chalked up to regular thinking after there has been a mistake. Thinking “well that was embarrassing” or “well, that was a mistake” are normal thoughts that anyone can have after that type of situation. The issue arises when you start to really go after yourself and feel even worse about the situation…

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Deadliest place in America: They shrugged off the pandemic, then their family and friends started dying — USA TODAY

Lulled into complacency by their rural county's distance from the pandemic's early days, residents of this Kansas county are now paying the