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NYTimes: 4 Silly Ways to Keep Marriage Fun

Austin Tang — Thu, 29 Jan 2026 17:57:59 +0000

Your relationship may be solid, but is it playful?

Credit…Illustration by Matt Chase; Photographs by Shutterstock

My husband, Tom, and I have a series of hand signals that we use when we’re out together. When I shoot him a meaningful look and stroke my chin, that means “I have a piece of good gossip for you.” A discreet tug to my left earlobe means “time to go.” (Although, now that I’ve given it away, this gesture will be retired.)

Secret signals might sound like something from middle school. But they’re also fun.

When you’re an adult, playfulness may not always feel natural. But play helps you cope with stress and increases your life satisfaction. It also helps people in relationships feel closer. Playful behaviors like humor, banter or flirting can also remind you of the early days of your relationship, said John Kim and Vanessa Bennett, a therapist couple who wrote “It’s Not Me, It’s You.”

But playful relationships don’t always happen organically, said Roslyn Ashford, a licensed professional counselor in Mississippi. You have to invent or search for these moments of fun, she added. Here’s how.

Cultivate inside jokes.

Research has confirmed what we intuitively know: Humor is a key element of adult play. So look for small opportunities to add a little levity throughout the day, said Gaya Kodiyalam, a therapist in New York City.

You can cultivate your own lighthearted language, Kodiyalam said. She and her husband have so many nicknames for each other, she said, they rarely call each other by their given names.

They’ve also developed a series of funny rituals. The couple have a special morning hug they call a “waggle.”

These words and habits, “really do build intimacy,” she said.

Gags are another way to build in a bit of fun. For years, Tom and I had a running joke involving Baby Doll, a plastic infant our daughter had covered with magic marker tattoos. Over the years, Baby Doll had grown a grimy and sinister look.

So I would position Baby Doll in various poses — in the fridge, in the shower — to give Tom a scare. Immature, I know. But fun.

Send a silly text.

Dr. Ashford and her partner would text memes and emojis to each other for a laugh, she said.

I told Dr. Ashford that I sometimes try to find the most obscure emojis to send to Tom, without comment, like a lobster or a CD.

Or instead of texting in sentences, Dr. Ashford said, “you could speak only in emoji language,” and have your partner unravel your cryptic message.

A friend of mine texts his husband, who is frequently out of town for work, goofy pictures of their dog to make him laugh. Sometimes it’s a close-up photo of the dog huffing her food; other times he would draw on a jaunty hat or kerchief.

Plan a surprise date.

Kim and Bennett like to take turns devising a mystery date. One person does all the planning, “and all the other has to do is show up,” Kim said. Their dates have included rock climbing and renting a convertible for a scenic drive.

A good source of date ideas, Bennett said, is Airbnb Experiences, inventive activities led by local experts — many of which are not expensive.

The person being surprised should have an open mind and a good attitude, Bennett added. And if the date doesn’t go as planned, you have another inside joke, she said.

Kodiyalam encourages couples in her practice to think of activities that made them feel most alive when they were younger — and figure out how to do “an updated version of it.”

One couple she treated reminisced about scavenger hunts and obstacle courses, so Kodiyalam suggested they try tackling an escape room together. If you both loved to paint as children, you can try a “paint and sip” art class.

Make a game out of a mundane situation.

Add a little lightness to your day by looking for ways you can turn household tasks into a game, Kodiyalam said. You can have a contest to see who can make the most creative dish using ingredients you already have in the fridge or pantry, or who can tidy up an area in your house the fastest.

On a recent slog to the supermarket with Tom, I divided our shopping list and told him that whoever finished first would get a $5 scratch-off card. Lottery tickets don’t inspire the same greed in him that they do in me, but Tom loves a challenge. He raced through the supermarket aisles like a grim-faced action hero, winning the game.

Tom ended up giving the scratcher to me. I won $10. Which I then gave to him.

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Paws of War Launches Holiday Mission to Support U.S. Military K-9 Teams Overseas

Austin Tang — Tue, 02 Dec 2025 19:27:36 +0000

During this holiday season, Paws of War is on a mission to deliver gratitude, joy, and much-needed supplies to U.S. military dog handlers and their K-9 partners overseas

NESCONSET, N.Y. – (December 2, 2025) – The holiday season is a special time of the year when people give to others to show their gratitude and appreciation for all that they do year-round. Now, people have a unique and critical opportunity to give back to dog handlers in the U.S. military who are stationed overseas. Paws of War is on a holiday mission to send special care packages to U.S. K-9 teams overseas and is seeking community members to help ensure its success.

“We are all so honored to help support them in doing what they do for our country,” said Derek Cartwright, U.S. Army veteran and international logistics coordinator for Paws of War. “We know people are looking for ways to support military members, and we would love for them to join us with this mission.”

Not only is it the season of giving, but Giving Tuesday is also upon us, reminding us to give now and beyond. Paws of War is seeking monetary donations of all sizes to help fill the care packages being sent to military bases overseas. The care packages will include sun goggles, socks for handlers, Kong toys for the K-9s, hydrating drinks, cooling fans, booties for the dogs, and more.

Individually, it would be difficult for people to make much of a difference in getting a care package to military members stationed overseas. By coming together to help Paws of War with their care package mission, we can make a significant impact that will be appreciated by all those who receive the items. By teaming up with Paws of War to provide the care packages, people will show their appreciation and support, help them feel more connected to home during the holidays, boost their morale, and provide them with practical supplies. It also helps to create a sense of community between military members and civilians.

“This is a great time to get in on the mission and excellent care packages that they are going to use and love,” said Cartwright. “We invite everyone to give a monetary donation in any amount to help and appreciate everyone’s effort in helping these military members.”

To get more information and make a donation to help with the K-9 care packages, visit the site at: https://pawsofwar.org/?form=MWDHolidayMission

Paws of War focuses on helping active duty soldiers and veterans in a variety of ways. They have helped relocate the rescued pets of overseas military members. They have helped veterans with numerous issues, including suicide prevention, service and support dogs, companion cats and dogs, food insecurity, veterinary care, etc. Paws of War has a large, loyal following of supporters and looks forward to working with new corporate sponsors to support these life-saving programs. To donate to help their missions, visit their site at http://pawsofwar.org.

About Paws of War

Paws of War is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization that assists military members and their pets, rescues and trains dogs to be service dogs, and provides companion animals to veterans and first responders. To learn more about Paws of War and the programs provided or donate, visit its site at http://pawsofwar.org.

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GoodNewsLetter/YouTube 06/13/25: FREEDOM & PEACE, Health and Wellness Content, Myasthenia…

Austin Tang — Fri, 13 Jun 2025 18:29:12 +0000

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Thought For The Day

Austin Tang — Sat, 11 Dec 2021 15:28:21 +0000

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Ways to Reduce Stress in the Classroom The Oxford Method, a tutoring community, spotlights student stress and ways to help reduce it David Florence shares the Good News

Austin Tang — Fri, 21 May 2021 19:08:35 +0000

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Ways to Reduce Stress in the Classroom.
The Oxford Method, a tutoring community, spotlights student stress and ways to help reduce it. NEW YORK, NEW YORK – (April 26, 2021) – Parents and teachers know they are stressed, but they may not realize just how stressed students are, too. According to a report issued by the American Psychological Association, the stress teens feel rivals that of adults. What’s more is that teens surveyed report that their stress level is higher during the school year, many to the point of feeling overwhelmed. The good news is that there are things that can be done to help reduce stress in the classroom, which will lead to less stress in the lives of students.

“None of us like stress, but it’s all around, even for students who should be focusing on their studies,” explains David Florence, professor and founder of The Oxford Method, a community that offers tutoring services around the country. “However, students can finish strong, and feel prepared for the next school year. We are helping students to do that daily.”
With school being a source of stress for many students, it’s helpful to take measures to reduce it in the classroom.

Here are some ways to reduce stress in the classroom:
• Help teach students to be prepared and up to speed academically. Doing this will include making sure they have the information they need so they feel well prepared, ensuring that they understand the materials, and getting them assistance when and if it’s needed. For example, some students may benefit from additional tutoring, which will help them with better understanding the material and being prepared.
• Find ways to create a relaxing learning environment. This can be done by choosing to have a positive attitude, teaching students about mindfulness and breathing exercises, and having a calm corner.
• Let students know that they can approach the teacher and other adults at the school if they have issues or questions, or need help. If they feel they have to figure everything out on their own, it will be more stressful. Knowing they can get additional help and have those they can turn to will help bring about ease.
• Encourage students to adopt healthy living habits. This includes focusing on getting enough sleep each night, eating healthy foods, getting exercise, and not engaging in activities that may bring more stress into their life, such as skipping classes or vaping in the restroom.
• Discuss stress with students and teach them ways that they can help to address it. In giving them healthy ways to reduce stress, there can also be a “check the stress at the door” policy, so that students enter the classroom leaving all the stress baggage at the door.
“Many students are stressed out because they need additional help, clarification, and a better educational foundation,” added Florence. “While teachers work on reducing the stress in the classroom, we help many students with gaining skills so they understand the materials better and don’t fall behind. The work we do with students is great at helping stress dissolve and students to become more confident.”

The Oxford Method is a community that helps students gain skills, clarity, and confidence. The community focuses on providing a full range of tutoring services on a wide variety of subjects and for all types of students. It has educational professionals available to help with all types of issues that need to be addressed with students.
The Oxford Method has over 100 tutors around the country, covering all subject areas. It offers online tutoring, as well as in-person and in-classroom options. Its tutoring services are available 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. The Oxford Method works with its nonprofit, Social Actualization, Inc., by giving it 10% of all profits. The funds are used to provide free computers, high-speed internet, and instruction to underprivileged families in urban and rural America. Plus, 40% of the instructors are PhDs, 40% have a master’s degree, and 20% have only a bachelor’s degree.

The Oxford Method believes that education is the great equalizer and the best gift you can give the next generation. Subject areas include science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), as well as business, social studies, psychology, English, history, public speaking, study methods, test taking, and more. To get more information about The Oxford Method, visit the website at: https://theoxfordmethod.com.

About The Oxford Method
Started in 2020, The Oxford Method has over 100 instructors who provide access to tutoring 24/7. It also has a nonprofit sector of its community, which offers tutoring services and computers to underprivileged students. Its relationship-based education helps everyone, including those who need financial assistance and those with special needs. It donates 10% of its profits to social organizations that help those in urban areas. To get more information about The Oxford Method, visit the website at: https://theoxfordmethod.com.
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American Psychological Association. Teen stress rivals that of adults. https://www.apa.org/monitor/2014/04/teen-stress

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What Does Good News Mean to Steve Ewell

Austin Tang — Sat, 09 Jan 2021 16:53:15 +0000

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CTA Foundation at CES 2021 – is thrilled to be able to highlight the ways technology is helping people

Austin Tang — Sat, 09 Jan 2021 16:33:32 +0000

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CTA Foundation at CES 2021, Steve Ewell speaks to Good News.
The Consumer Technology Association Foundation is thrilled to be able to highlight the ways technology is helping people of all ages and abilities during CES 2021. Join us for our programming or meet with us to connect at CES.

www.ctafoundation.tech

Programming
On CES Partner Day we will host the CTA Foundation Tech Improving Lives Forum. Sign up for a series of incredible discussions and highlights from industry, nonprofits, academia and others using technology to help people live, work and play independently.

Sessions include:
Join leaders from government, nonprofit and industry as we announce and highlighting the winners of the Administration for Community Living’s MENTAL Health Innovation Challenge. Featuring the finalists from No Wrong Door Virginia and United Way Worldwide. And the following speakers:
Lance Robertson, Administrator and Assistant Secretary for Aging, Administration for Community Living, HHS

Leith States, Chief Medical Officer, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health

Ed Bartholme, Associate Bureau Chief, Consumer and Governmental Affairs, FCC

Amanda Purnell, Emerging Tech Data Specialist, Department of Veteran Affairs

Stephen Ewell, Executive Director, Consumer Technology Association Foundation

Lisa Marsh Ryerson, President, AARP Foundation

Siddhartha Chaturvedi, Health and Responsible AI, AI for Society, Microsoft

Conversation with two time Super Bowl Champion Torrey Smith on the work the Torrey Smith Family Fund and Verizon are doing to connect kids in Baltimore. Featuring:

Torrey Smith, President, Torrey Smith Family Fund
Eric Fitzgerald Reed, VP of Entertainment and Tech Policy, Verizon
Stephen Ewell, Executive Director, Consumer Technology Association Foundation
Highlights from CTA Foundation grant recipients and innovators using tech for good.
And more!
Also join us for our Tech Combating Isolation Panel on the CES platform.

Tom Kamber of OATS
Provide a Connection
Put the money you saved from a Las Vegas business meal or taxi ride to good use. Make a donation at www.SupportCTAF.org and your contributions will go towards programs using technology to help older adults and people with disabilities such as these examples.

More from CES 2021
Interviews
See short interviews with leaders from industry, nonprofits, academia and other innovators using technology to improve the lives of people in need.

Roundtable Discussions
The CTA Foundation hosts invite only roundtable discussions between industry and advocacy organizations. This year’s all digital roundtable will enable us to reach an even more diverse group of leaders as we highlight opportunities and challenges and build the relationships that will enable better technology for all consumers.

Pitch Event
Join us for our third CTA Foundation Pitch Event sponsored by AARP Innovation Lab. See eight innovative companies pitch our industry experts and the audience will select the winner. Details to follow soon.

What Does Good News Mean to Steve Ewell: http://goodnewsplanet.com/what-does-good-news-mean-to-steve-ewell/

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What Is Ramadan?

Austin Tang — Fri, 01 May 2020 18:53:04 +0000

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The demographics of the LGBT community in the US have dramatically changed. TestTube News sat down with Dr. Gary Gates to discuss this shift in demographics.

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LGBT Demographics: Comparisons among population-based surveys
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“This report uses four large, national, population-based surveys to consider the ways in which LGBT populations are demographically similar to or distinct from their non-LGBT counterparts in the United States.”

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Thought for the Day…

admin — Mon, 05 Feb 2018 15:29:28 +0000

“There are two ways to be Happy: Improve your Reality or Lower your Expectations”

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Veterans Day gone high-tech: Ways technology can help you help a soldier

admin — Tue, 11 Nov 2014 14:12:34 +0000

Americans across the nation today will honor the sacrifices our armed forces have made in protecting our country and our freedoms. Advances in technology have made showing your support and appreciation for our veterans easier than ever before.

Whether it’s turning your old phone into free minutes soldiers can use to call home or clicking a button to send a cup of joe to a Joe, here are a few ways technology can help you, help a soldier.

· 1 TroopTree

TroopTree

TroopTree is a free private video messaging platform for military families to stay in touch with their loved ones overseas.

KeepTree provides the free service which allows soldiers or their family members to leave messages for each other to be viewed at any time.

The videos can be stored and saved forever so families can rewatch the videos or a soldier can record a birthday message ahead of time for his or her child to watch at a later date.

“TroopTree’s video technology helps overcome many deployment communication challenges for troops because video messages can be viewed and responded to at any time, which eliminates the need to work around busy schedules and huge time zone differences to set up a live chat,” KeepTree’s general manager Brody Ehrlich told FoxNews.com.

You can leave your own thank you video on TroopTree’s “Thank You Vault” by visiting www.trooptree.com and clicking “Record a Thank You Video.”

· 2 CompTIA’s IT-Ready Apprentice Program

Courtesy of CompTIA

A Minnesota-based company with a “teach a man to fish” philosophy is helping veterans land jobs in the Information Technology (IT) field.

“One of the things that we learned is that veterans are coming back with a variety of skills that are poorly understood in the civilian world,” Creating IT Futures Foundation executive director Charles Eaton told FoxNews.com. “They know how to solve problems and IT is essentially about solving problems.”

Eaton’s CompTIA’s IT-Ready program is completely free of charge and 80% of its participants receive employment in the IT field after completing the training.

“It’s not enough to give money away,” Eaton said. “The feel good aspect is nice, but it doesn’t help improve people’s lives.”

One veteran who went through the program has been happily employed in IT for a year since receiving his IT-Ready certificate.

“My job in the military was infantry which most people wouldn’t suspect to be computer involved but we use computers every day in all aspects of our jobs,” Michael Dauffenbach who served six years in the National Guard told FoxNews.com.

Dauffenbach was even invited to the White House to an event hosted by First Lady Michelle Obama in an effort to encourage companies to hire veterans.

Find out how you can support CompTIA’s IT-Ready Program by visiting their website.

· 3 Cell Phones for Soldiers

In 2004, Cell Phones for Soldiers was created by 12 and 13-year-old Robbie and Brittany Bergquist of Norwell, Mass. The teens wanted to help keep military families connected so they created a service that recycled old cell phones and turning them into calling cards for soldiers.

“Cell Phones for Soldiers started as a small way to show our family’s appreciation for the men and women who have sacrificed the day-to-day contact with their own families to serve in the U.S. armed forces,” the teens’ father, Bob Bergquist writes on their website.

Since its inception, Cell Phones for Soldiers has provided 181 million minutes of free talk time for soldiers as well as help recycle 10.8 million cell phones.

In 2012, the Bergquist family started a new effort called Helping Heroes Home, to provide emergency funds for returning veterans to help with physical and emotional hardships.

Find out how you can recycle your old cell phone at CellPhonesForSoldiers.com.

· 4 Cup of Joe for a Joe

Courtesy of Green Beans Coffee

The Internet makes supporting a veteran as easy as clicking a button. Literally.

For just $2, you can send a cup of coffee to a soldier. California based coffee company Green Beans Coffee, has several cafes serving soldiers at military bases in Afghanistan, Kuwait, Qatar, Kyrgyzstan, Djibouti East Africa, Oman, and United Arab Emirates.

“I often say it is easier for us to deliver coffee to our Troops in hot war zones than it is to drive day-to-day awareness for them here at home,” Green Beans Coffee vice president of marketing Clay Lingo told FoxNews.com

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