countervailing forces and voices in the face of the hatred, it s got to be love and justice, and in the face of greed, it s got to be accountability. and every society has to deal with hatred, greed, and if you don t have mechanisms of accountability and responsibility, it gets out of hand. in virginia, white nationalists are on trial for organizing the deadly rally in charlottesville that we covered so much, and saying it out loud. yep, i m a racist. this is a quote. yep, i m a racist. it seems we re living in another era right now. you saw what they said. lynch him. right there on the video. i said, ooh, very interesting indeed. we sitting there singing this little light of mine, and they ve got guns and masks and so forth. you say, that s all you can come up with? do you realize how empty, how joyless, how vacuous your soul
with lawrence o donnell. been sitting here trying to do the math, with you know is a big challenge for. me to figure out have i interviewed 150 people since january six? and i think that the answer is close to, yes or at least somewhere in the neighborhood yes, but you are closer to it than i am? of course my interviews are five minutes, so you know, it s a lot. that s they are really moving along, we re going to have adam schiff joyless, he s a member of that committee, and will get some insight into, that and rachel i was listening and taking notes on your reporting in that lawsuit against the nra. we are going to have tim mack join us tonight and he has the book, the book i m. up oh, he has his new enter a book. yes and titled misfire: inside the downfall of the nra. he is going to guide us through
have described these olympics as joyless . given they ve yet to start, perhaps it s too early to draw that conclusion. and make no mistake, these games are going ahead. the stadiums are all set. the torch relay is making its way across japan. and athletes have started to arrive many more will do so in the coming days. and the organisers are fully committed. just like the athletes, we are preparing for these games with so much concentration and focus. we are also getting ready for this final sprint. but why is this final sprint happening while so many covid concerns exist? why are these games going ahead? well, it s a story of politics, of money spent, of sporting endeavourand, perhaps, a desire to hold onto the things that we had before covid. it s a question we re all wrestling with in our own lives what s a reasonable risk? what s safe and what isn t?
is what they can expect. is what they can expect. there will be staggered is what they can expect. there will be staggered entry is what they can expect. there will be staggered entry and is what they can expect. there will be staggered entry and exits - is what they can expect. there will be staggered entry and exits at. is what they can expect. there will be staggered entry and exits at allj be staggered entry and exits at all the venues, all of the stadiums. and when they re inside, all the spectators will have to wear masks, and they won t be allowed to shout or scream to encourage their favourite competitors or team. they won t even be allowed to talk loudly, either. lt’s won t even be allowed to talk loudly, either. loudly, either. it s one of the reasons why loudly, either. it s one of the reasons why some loudly, either. it s one of the reasons why some have - loudly, either. it s one of the - reasons why some have described these olympics as joyless. given they v
Mental health experts seeing a rise in people feeling unfocused and joyless
Overcoming that blah feeling
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TAMPA, Fla. â May is Mental Health Awareness Month and as we are settling down from the shock of the pandemic therapists say theyâre seeing an uptick in people who are feeling unfocused and unhappy.
If youâre feeling drained, unfocused or even a little joyless, youâre not alone.
The stresses and uncertainty of this past year have taken a toll on everyone, and now that things are settling down, many people say they re feeling blah. Youâre not exactly thriving but youâre not full-blown depressed and youâre somewhere in the middle zone, said Celi VanDyke, Manager of Care Coordination at the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay.