Showing posts with label meditation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meditation. Show all posts

Monday, June 12, 2017

Another Clean Up Entry

Hi All,

Well, we're heading to the mid-year mark of 2017 and I still have way too many websites to discuss on the blog. Which means that I need to do another 'clean up' entry where I cover a bunch of websites with a brief summary next to each title...


Path For Climate Change, Beyond Paris - From the NYTimes. 

Meditation Basics - Psychology Today

Medical Identity Theft - FTC.gov - what's worse than regular id theft? medical id theft....

20 Great Public Library Websites - interesting blog

Serious Eats : A Food Blog and Community

Beyond Google: 56 Authoritative Untapped Resources

Top 10 Tech News Websites 

MIT OpenCourseWare - free online course materials

Our Automated Future - the New Yorker

Compare Cell Phone Plans, Internet Plans and Tablets - WhistleOut

Enjoy the sites!

Regards,
Stu






Monday, November 10, 2014

Hi All,

Stress. It is a part of our daily life - unfortunately.  It can come at you from family, friends, work and other sources. Its, well, stressful.  But there are many ways to relieve stress. 

And because stress is so prevalent in our everyday life, the Farmingdale Public Library is hosting a Stress Management Workshop on Thursday, November 13th at 3pm. 

In this workshop you'll learn how to manage your stress. Topics included: possible causes of stress, the effects stress can have on your life, and some strategies to cope with stress.  Registration for this class has already begun, but there are spots available for the class.  Click on this link to register for the Stress Management Workshop.

And with that all said, here are 3 links from the web, that can help you relieve the stress right now.

This first link is from a website called HelpGuide.org.  The site self-proclaims itself as being 'expert, ad-free resources that help you resolve health issues.  Okay.  Sounds good at least.  The article is called 'Stress Management: How to Reduce, Prevent, and Cope with Stress'.   The article is well written, clear and gives readers many different tools and techniques for identifying and controlling the stress in their life.

The next link is from the famed Mayo Clinic.  This article is appropriately enough, called, 'Stress Management' and discusses stress basics, stress relief and relaxation techniques.  Excellent article from a world renowned source of medical information.

Finally, the next article comes from the American Heart Association. The article is titled, 'To Stress or Not To Stress? You Decide. But We Can Help.'  The article covers topics like stress management, explanations why it is good to practice stress managment and even more technniques to lower stress in your daily life.  All great stuff from another world famous, unbiased, medical organization. And the information is free to boot!

Hope these entries make your day a bit less stressful!

Enjoy the links,
Stu