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Time of India
09-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Virgo Daily Horoscope Today, July 10, 2025: Your alignment is already within you
You may be trying hard to find balance today, but the truth is that you are already aligned. You just need to pause and believe it. Stop looking for approval or external proof. You are doing better than you think. Today reminds you that peace does not come from changing everything, it comes from seeing clearly what already feels right. The more you settle into your own rhythm, the more things around you begin to align. Trust the quiet harmony within. Virgo Love Horoscope Today In love, emotional balance begins by believing you are already enough. If you are in a relationship, do not try to fix everything today. Let the connection breathe. There is no need to be perfect. Your steady energy is more healing than any advice. If single, your calmness will attract the right kind of attention. Do not chase. Rest in your worth and allow love to approach you. You are already lovable. Let that truth guide your heart with softness. Virgo Career Horoscope Today Career will benefit from calm consistency today. You may feel the need to prove yourself, but the real growth comes from steady effort, not loud action. Avoid panic decisions or sudden shifts. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Milltown: We Need People to Try Latest High-Tech Hearing Aids - Free Learn More Undo Let your work reflect inner clarity. Someone may appreciate your quiet strength without saying it out loud. Be gentle with tasks, and trust that you are exactly where you need to be, even if you cannot see the full picture yet. Virgo Money Horoscope Today Financially, the best approach today is to stay centered. You may feel slightly anxious about future expenses or saving goals, but peace will come when you focus on what you can do right now. Review your spending calmly and create a simple plan. You already know what to avoid. No need to create stress. Small, regular steps are enough. Trust that financial balance does not need force. With clear thinking and patience, your stability will quietly begin to build. Virgo Health Horoscope Today Your health responds well to gentle balance today. Do not force any heavy routine. Instead, tune into what your body is already asking for. You may benefit from warm food, light stretching and early sleep. Avoid extreme habits or skipping meals. Digestive health may feel slightly weak if stress builds up. Calm your system with simple food and slow breathing. Even ten minutes of quiet sitting can make a big difference. Your body already knows how to heal. Support it with trust. Discover everything about astrology at the Times of India , including daily horoscopes for Aries , Taurus , Gemini , Cancer , Leo , Virgo , Libra , Scorpio , Sagittarius , Capricorn , Aquarius , and Pisces .
Globe and Mail
24-06-2025
- Sport
- Globe and Mail
Jonathan Misura Featured in New Spotlight Interview on Discipline, Growth and Athletic Focus
Jonathan Misura on How Structure, Patience, and Purpose Fuel His Athletic and Academic Rise Jonathan Misura, a student-athlete and Exercise Science major at East Stroudsburg University, is the subject of a newly released spotlight feature that examines his structured approach to athletics, academics, and personal development. The story charts his progression from a quiet upbringing in Milltown, New Jersey to collegiate baseball, offering practical insights for students, athletes, and young professionals — even in fast-paced environments like London. 'I don't believe in rushing things,' Misura said in the interview. 'The long-term result matters more than today's stat or quick win.' The feature explores formative experiences in Jonathan's life, including his early discipline through karate, Little League baseball from the age of five, and a standout junior season at St. Thomas Aquinas High School. There, he recorded a 1.17 ERA and helped lead his team to the 2024 New Jersey State Championship. His decision to redshirt his first year at ESU—prioritising recovery and development over early competition—underscores his steady, long-term mindset. 'Redshirting was tough,' he shared. 'But it let me build strength and learn without pressure. Sometimes sitting out teaches you more than playing through.' The article also delves into his consistent routines: a six-day training schedule, academic workload, nightly journaling, and active use of hobbies like deep-sea diving and snowboarding to maintain mental clarity and balance. This practical and methodical lifestyle gives readers a window into the lesser-seen side of sustained success. 'My parents always told me anything is possible if you work hard,' Misura noted. 'That mindset helped me get through a lot of tough moments.' Covering themes like patience, self-direction, and habit-building, the piece speaks to those navigating early career challenges, managing performance pressure, or looking to build stability through structure. Jonathan's focus on small, consistent improvements over instant results offers a relatable model for personal growth across fields. 'At the end of the day, it's not about hype,' he added. 'It's about showing up, fixing mistakes, and doing what you said you'd do.' About Jonathan Misura: Jonathan Misura is a collegiate baseball pitcher and Exercise Science student at East Stroudsburg University. Originally from Milltown, New Jersey, he is known for his routine-driven mindset, disciplined training, and thoughtful approach to learning. He is also a certified deep-sea diver and recreational snowboarder. Jonathan currently plays summer baseball with the Syracuse Salt Cats and is exploring future opportunities in coaching, athletic performance, and sports science. Media Contact: info@ Media Contact Contact Person: Jonathan Misura Email: Send Email Country: United States Website:
Irish Times
22-06-2025
- Business
- Irish Times
Privatisation of AIB
Sir, – The privatisation of AIB has been greeted in many quarters as a celebration. In fact, it should be regarded as history repeating itself as a potential tragedy. It is welcome AIB management admits its 'profound regrets the bank had to be rescued by the State' and admits that 'it owes a great debt of gratitude to the taxpayer' for the vast support given to the then largest indigenous private sector firm in Ireland. Diarmaid Ferriter reminds us that 'The Irish banking management culture was reprehensible in relation to customer charges, interest rates, facilitation of tax evasion and calamitous risk taking.' (' How can we stop corporate gombeen men running amok again? Credit unions could be the answer ,' June 20th). Banking is similar to a utility like water, the roads, electricity and gas lines. Banking is too important to hand back a dominant company to a small group of self-interested, self-supporting private individuals. READ MORE SMEs and individuals will suffer. History will repeat itself. – Yours, etc, PAUL SWEENEY, Milltown, Dublin 6.
CBS News
24-05-2025
- CBS News
Multi-vehicle crash near Milltown, Minnesota, kills 1 and injures 2, officials say
One person is dead and two more are injured after colliding with one another on Highway 35 South of 210 Avenue South of the village of Milltown, officials say. According to a press release from the Polk County Sheriff's Office, the accident occurred on Friday at approximately 3:24 p.m. Officials say northbound traffic had slowed to allow for wildlife to cross the highway when a northbound pick up truck swerved to avoid rear ending the slowing traffic. Despite the driver's efforts, the pick up truck struck a vehicle, "glanced off" into southbound traffic where it struck an SUV head-on. The driver of the SUV was pronounced dead at the scene, says the press release. The driver of the pick up truck was reported to have non-life threatening injuries, while the driver of the rear ended vehicle was reported to have minor injuries. The crash remains under investigation by the Polk County Sheriff's Office.
Yahoo
24-05-2025
- Yahoo
Wildlife crossing highway sparks three-vehicle crash that kills SUV driver
A driver was killed in a three-vehicle collision sparked by wildlife crossing a highway in western Wisconsin on Friday. The crash was reported around 3:25 p.m. on Highway 35 south of 210th Avenue near Milltown, where northbound traffic "slowed due to wildlife crossing the highway." As the traffic slowed, a northbound pickup truck swerved to avoid rear-ending the vehicles ahead, struck a vehicle, "glanced off" and went into southbound traffic. There, it struck an SUV head-on, killing the SUV driver. The pickup truck driver had non-life threatening injuries and the driver of the vehicle that was glanced had minor injuries. The name of the deceased driver will be released at a later date. The crash remains under investigation by the Polk County Sheriff's Office, Wisconsin State Patrol, and Polk County Medical Examiner.
