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Mind the gap: gender differences in time use narrowing, but slowly Mind the gap: gender differences in time use narrowing, but slowly The new survey suggests we’re spending an average of 4 hours 23 minutes a day watching video, listening to audio or some other activity involving a computer or handheld device. The average full-time worker spent 8 hours 44 minutes a day on employment-related activities. But we’re getting pretty much the same amount of sleep – about 8½ hours on average for both men and women. The survey suggests a slight narrowing in gender differences – but with domestic and caring responsibilities still principally undertaken by women. https://ardelles.com/mind-the-gap-gender-differences-in-time-use-narrowing-but-slowly/

Positive Morning Music – Wake Up Happy Uplifting Mood : Positive Morning Music – Wake Up Happy Uplifting Mood Enjoy this soothing and relaxing Morning Music to start your day. This Positive Morning Music is filled with uplifting background Music and melodies. Boost your mood and raise your energy levels to start the day!

The DEEP MEANING behind the numbers. : HIDDEN MATHEMATICS – This presentation takes a deep dive into the realm of sacred geometry, ancient stone monuments, and the HIDDEN mathematics embedded in things we use daily.

Enjoy Seasonal Favorites with Fall Comfort Foods : Enjoy Seasonal Favorites with Fall Comfort Foods. While this autumn season will likely look different than years past, wholesome meals celebrating fall flavors provide something to look forward to. Eating foods like walnuts, colorful fruits and vegetables, and whole grains can be a solution for improving overall well-being in an enjoyable, delicious way.

Sweetpotato Foil Packet Tacos : A Foil Packet Meal for Sweet Fall Simplicity - Fall provides almost endless opportunities to gather friends and family around great food. From tailgates and family events to those precious last outdoor meals before winter sets in, the scenery of autumn is a perfect backdrop for sharing meals together.

The 5,000-year history of writer’s block : Ann Patchett, who has written eight novels and five books of nonfiction, says that when faced with writer’s block, sometimes it seems that the muse has “gone out back for a smoke.” It doesn’t matter whether you’re an award-winning novelist or a high schooler tasked with writing an essay for English class: The fear and frustration of writing doesn’t discriminate.

How to keep your jack-o’-lantern from turning into moldy, maggoty mush before Halloween : For many Americans, pumpkins mean that fall is here. In anticipation, coffee shops, restaurants and grocery stores start their pumpkin flavor promotions in late August, a month before autumn officially begins. And shoppers start buying fresh decorative winter produce, such as pumpkins and turban squash, in the hot, sultry days of late summer. But these fruits – yes, botanically, pumpkins and squash are fruits – don’t last forever. And they may not even make it to Halloween if you buy and carve them too early.

Who invented music? The search for stone flutes, clay whistles and the dawn of song : Who invented music? – Rom, age 7, Las Vegas, Nevada The short answer is: No one knows who invented music. No historical evidence exists to tell us exactly who sang the first song, or whistled the first tune, or made the first rhythmic sounds that resembled what we know today as music. But researchers do know it happened thousands of years ago.

Cooler Weather Means Cozy Family Food: After families across the country began cooking more at home during the pandemic, that trend has continued as loved ones seek comfort in the kitchen in the form of their favorite recipes and time spent together. (Family Features) In fact, according to the “Hunter Food News Study,” cooking continues to change as more Americans come together at the dining table with recipe usage up 21% and dinners cooked from scratch up 14%. Around half (54%) of Americans are cooking more than they were before the pandemic, and 35% said they “enjoy cooking now more than ever,” according to “Harvard Business Review.”

Spooky Snacks that Make Halloween Pop: From watching scary movies to dressing up as ghouls and goblins, spooky season means it’s time to pop up your loved ones’ favorite snacks for a ghostly good time.