Il y a du soleil et j’ai pu manger sur le balcon. On est de nouveau dimanche, une semaine de plus s’est écoulé. Déjà le 18 janvier. Depuis le début de l’année, j’ai deux foi…

Throughout Africa and beyond, Zimbabweans are known for choosing some of the most bold, head-turning English-language names. Zimbabwean producer Kim Chakanetsa tells the story of how her country’s journey from colonial rule to independence shaped the nation’s unique naming traditions.

Sur le joueb de Lise, on hésite à  passer aux navigateurs “version récente”:Quand il n’y avait que Netscape 3 et IE3, c’était facile…Mais maintenant, même en faisant l…

Between November 3rd and last Thursday, Oscar has had three epileptic seizures – maybe four. Whatever the underlying cause is, it’s not good. He’s an old cat with many ailments, hanging…

J’ai longtemps cru que les blogs personnels étaient morts, mais c’est faux : c’est juste moi qui ne savais pas où regarder. Telle un chien truffier, je retourne Internet sans relâche pour en trouver. Voici une première sélection, garantie sans newsletter, sans Substack ni Patreon.

Alimentation crue chez le chien et le chat : chiffres clés, risques réels et arguments scientifiques pour expliquer sans dogme ni conflit.

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Birth control or hormone therapy? Why does this decision feel like a personality test you didn’t study for? In this episode of OvaryActive, the Docs tackle one of the most confusing (and hotly debated) topics in perimenopause: when birth control is actually the right choice, when menopausal hormone therapy makes more sense, and why TikTok might not be the best place for medical nuance. Dr. Rebecca Dunsmoor-Su and Dr. Amy Voedisch walk listeners through how clinicians actually think about this decision. The process includes contraceptive needs, bleeding patterns, symptom “greatest hits,” and medical history that actually matters. The Docs will guide you through the options and even cover what a combination approach might look like. Most importantly, shared decision-making, not social media panic, should guide treatment choices. This episode reminds you that perimenopause is real, complicated, and highly individual. And the right plan is the one that treats your physiology, not someone else’s algorithm. What…

There are times in life when the challenges we face feel insurmountable. Authors succumb to writer’s block. Athletes and artists hit a plateau. People of a certain age fall into a midlife crisis. These are all different ways of saying: I’m stuck. This week, in a favorite conversation from 2023, psychologist Adam Alter shares his research on why we all get stuck at various points in our lives, and how to break free. Then, psychologist George Bonanno answers your questions about trauma and resilience.

177K likes, 3,532 comments - jasonkander on January 10, 2026: "A friend of mine is a cop who was once run over by a suspect’s car. I texted him and asked him to tell me that story again and if he’d mind sharing what he thought about the killing of Renee Good. He gave me permission to share with you what he texted back.".

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