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Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. It may not be difficult to store up in the mind a vast quantity of facts within a comparatively short time, but the ability to form judgments requires the severe discipline of hard work and the tempering heat of experience and maturity. Calvin Coolidge Read more at https://www.brainyquote.com/topics/wisdom-quotes https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjq54wn7d8yo

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Yesterday, Politico ran a piece mourning the death of swagger in journalism. The writer Jack Shafer laments that “wounded and limping, doubting its own future, American journalism seems to be losing a quality that carried it through a century and a half of trials: its swagger.” Hmm, “wounded and limping.” Sounds like they’re describing one of Kristi Noem’s dogs.

It doesn’t end yet!

But Earth to legacy media: You can stop crying now. It’s over, and you lost bigly. You’re less trusted than week-old tuna salad. Shafer’s point is that journalism has become too timid, but his real purpose seems to be a call to action for his fellow reporters to get tougher. Sorry, Brian Stelter can’t even do a girl push-up.

Now, Shafer goes on to claim that there are a few approved journalists out there with swagger, but apparently his definition of swagger is writers who despise half the country because, of course, they’re all either left or far-left. The article is a bit like listening to your grandfather reminisce about the crazy days of his youth while walking around the old age home with the back of his hospital gown open. Or, if we’re talking Biden — the front.

But the article cluelessly proves its own point. If Shafer, a long-time media type around New York and D.C., set out to mourn the death of traditional journalism, he just wrote its epitaph. And on that gravestone, of course, would be a story about RussiaGate.

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What traditional media miss today isn’t swagger. Like Joe Biden’s bowels, it’s control. Strangely, all of the swaggering types that Shafer cites from the good old days are the characters who would be drummed out of the first newsroom they applied to by people like Jack Shafer.

I’m talking about the hard-drinking, hard-charging, grizzled white dudes who were often abrasive, obnoxious and politically incorrect. Think Lee Marvin but with a typewriter. The kind of dinosaurs that founded the country but are now the world’s designated Bond villain. If Ben Franklin were alive today, he’d be sitting in HR, lectured by a non-binary Karen because no women signed the Declaration of Independence.

But really what Schafer’s mad about is that the media are no longer seen as heroes. He writes, “… thanks, in part, to a fall in status, as well as ever-irrational attacks from politicians like Trump, today’s journalists routinely experience ridicule and harassment at public events like rallies and demonstrations.”

True, they’re Kilmeade in high school. So let’s get this straight: You sold us a years-long lie on Russian collusion. You tried to convince us that a laptop that was obviously genuine was fake. You were cheerleading the bogus lawfare against the leading presidential candidate.

Now you’re crying because Trump doesn’t like you? Because the rest of us no longer genuflect? You’re lucky we don’t lock up your entire profession on a RICO charge. But Jack does have a point that today’s mainstreamers are cowards.

Here’s former CNN reporter Michelle Kosinski writing on X about a dinner she recently attended in Florida, which she claims still haunts her. “All were well-educated and successful in careers. They seemed great! On the surface. For like an hour. But slowly, over a few drinks, they began to let slip their true MAGA natures… ”

Wait. Were they polite? Did they pay the bill? Did they not burn down a police station? What gave them away? I bet someone called b******* on her legacy media elitist conformity. Perhaps it was a little MAGA swagger, no? See, it’s not about swagger at all. It’s that someone has more swagger than them.

Trump isn’t living in the legacy media’s head, he’s the f****** landlord who keeps raising the rent. He’s like a squatter the owners can’t get rid of because he changed the locks. So the main thing Shafer misses is that the direction of this doom f****** called journalism originated from the mentality of the grad schools and the groupthink that he coddled.

The Shafers of the world really want to see how the profession degraded? Look no further than the machine that churned out these clones. But Jack can’t say that because he’s one of them, which makes him a bystander to the decline.

You’re not some whistleblower here, Jack. You’re just another cog in the machine. Then there’s this little tell regarding what’s really on this guy’s mind: At the end, he adds, “No, Fox News does not swagger.”

Sorry, have you seen Trace Gallagher? He’s like James Dean mixed with a Dodge Charger. But Jack felt compelled to add that part because he knew that that would be the reaction — that there is swagger, but it’s coming from all the places he and his buddies hate.

So move over, Donald, you got company in their heads. In fact, there’s plenty of us swaggering around in their tiny brains. Lucky for you, Jack, I don’t take up much space.

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If you want a thing done well, do it yourself. Napoleon Bonaparte Read more at https://www.brainyquote.com/topics/wisdom-quotes https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/celebrate-nurses-week

National Nurses Week runs from May 6-12 and is a time to celebrate nurses and the work they do every day.

During the week, many restaurants and stores hold special deals for nurses.

May 12, the last day of National Nurses Week, is the birthday of Florence Nightingale, a historically influential nurse, who was born in 1820.

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Nightingale was an inspirational nurse during the Crimean War, and is known to have founded modern nursing.

National Nurses Week is sponsored by the American Nurses Association. There are over five million registered nurses in America, according to the source, to celebrate during the week.

There is also a theme chosen each year by the American Nurses Association. The 2024 theme is “Nurses Make the Difference.”

There are numerous ways to celebrate nurses during Nurses Week.

Whether the professional caregiver in your life is a friend, family member, someone who provides care to you or your child, or someone who has done so in the past, here are nine simple ways to say “thank you” to the nurse in your life.

It’s rare to receive a thank-you card these days.

Writing one for the nurse in your life makes it even more special to receive. Thank-you cards are an easy way to show someone your gratitude and take little time.

Write a short message and show the nurses you love and look up to how much you appreciate the work they do.

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You could even just send a quick text. Sending your words of appreciation can go a long way.

Your nursing friends, family members or caregivers are going to love receiving flowers during Nurses Week.

Include a customized message, which is sure to put a smile on the person’s face.

Spring is an ideal time for a flower delivery and Nurses Week just happens to fall at the same time.

Flowers are fresh and blooming beautifully.

Gift cards for restaurants make a great gift for nurses. They can use them to grab a quick bite on their way to work or during their shift.

With the hustle and bustle (and the stress) of a nurse’s workload, packing a lunch or grabbing something to eat for breakfast can often be forgotten.

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The next time they run out of the house without food for their shift, your gift card will surely save the day.

The nursing profession can be one with long hours and stressful situations. What better way to manage stress than with items from a self-care basket?

Consider putting together a small self-care basket for your favorite nurse for Nurses Week.

A few items to include are small candles, face masks, lotions, a self-help book and an eye mask.

If you are a nurse, throw a party with your co-workers in celebration of each nurse.

This is a great way to step away from work and do something fun together as a team.

Have everyone bring something to the party in order to share the responsibility of food and drink.

Tumbler cups, snacks, notepads and pens are all practical items that nurses use daily.

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Put together a gift basket filled with practical nurse-related items that are useful to the gift recipient.

Add a personalized touch with the person’s favorite snacks and energy drinks.

Take your nursing friends or family members for a night out.

Plan a nice dinner or attend an event happening in your area.

This is a great way to show your appreciation and also offer the nurse in your life, and yourself, a break from work.

If you have someone in your life who is a nurse, consider dropping off a morning coffee in honor of Nurses Week.

If you are a nurse, you can purchase coffee for the others on your team.

This will serve as a small token of your appreciation for the work they do each day.

There are a lot of people who are unaware of National Nurses Week, so be a promoter of the occasion.

This can be done on social media, by word of mouth or by posting signage in a school building or hospital to educate people on what the week is all about.

Whichever way you choose to promote the week, the caregiver in your life will feel cherished and honored.

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The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has begun conducting what it describes as “targeted strikes” against Hamas operatives in eastern Rafah, a city located in the southern Gaza Strip where more than 1 million civilians from other parts of Gaza are sheltering.

Per the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the War Cabinet has unanimously decided that Israel would continue exerting “military pressure” on Hamas in Rafah to promote the release of hostages and the other goals of the war.”

ISRAEL URGES PALESTINIANS TO EVACUATE RAFAH AHEAD OF EXPECTED GROUND OPERATION IN HAMAS STRONGHOLD

Israel announced earlier Monday it was ordering around 100,000 Palestinians to begin evacuating from Rafah, following a statement from Hamas that it had accepted an Egyptian-Qatari proposal for a cease-fire to halt the seven-month-long war with Israel in Gaza.

The Prime Minister’s Office said that although the Hamas proposal is far from Israel’s necessary requirements, Israel will send a delegation of working-class mediators to exhaust the possibility of reaching an agreement under conditions acceptable to Israel.

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