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The one-hour webcast on Wednesday, January 16 at 4pm EST will include a discussion about natural stress-reduction techniques for the workplace. The discussion will be followed by a Q&A, and questions will be fielded from Twitter and the #workingwithmindfulness feed. For more information, and to register, visit the Working With Mindfulness web seminar page. Watch last month’s recorded web seminar with Dr. Richard Davidson and Mirabai Bush on More Than Sound’s YouTube channel....

Maintaining Nourished Hair With Nexxus Oil Infinite Shampoo & Conditioner Maintaining Nourished Hair With Nexxus Oil Infinite Shampoo & Conditioner As we all know, heat styling tools can wreak havoc on your hair strands. For my hair type, the misuse of heat, and not protecting my hair can lead to saying goodbye to the spring factor of my juicy natural curls. Nexxus New York Salon Care has a variety of systems to choose from, but this one, which is infused with oil and works to renew my hair texture, is best for my hair type....

Finally a Thing: Dad Hat Hairstyles Finally a Thing: Dad Hat Hairstyles For once, we’ve got the weather to thank for this sudden street style phenomenon, at least in our here Nor’eastern neck of the woods. Baseball caps are the best accessory for the winter season’s erratic winds and flurries, as they provide some warmth while injecting our overall look with a touch of athletic savvy—a huge runway and real-way theme for the past few seasons....

Thankfully, that is going to change starting today. Because, Microsoft, in its official blog (via TechRadar), has announced that their newest operating system, the Windows 11 is now rolling out for more PCs. Microsoft is accelerating the rollout of the Windows 11 OS, meaning it will be live for more Windows 10 users. Keep in mind that your PC should meet the minimum specifications required to operate the latest OS. If you aren’t sure if your PC has the required specifications for running Windows 11 OS, then you can take the help of the Microsoft PC Health Check app....

The new research report states that about 95 percent of American teens use YouTube. One out of every five teens (19 percent) is on the video-sharing platform almost all the time. It’s worth noting that YouTube has also introduced a TikTok-like platform for short videos called Shorts within the main app, following the success of the latter. Instagram and Snapchat are the next two popular social media apps among US teens, with a usage percentage of 62 percent and 59 percent, respectively....