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At least it helps her make good music, I note. She laughs and nods…

“And it becomes a problem. I’ll worry about it then.”

Armed with a fringe haircut, firework vocals, and her Queens roots, Zoe Ko is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter whose bangers make love a little less unnavigable. Her Spotify bio invites listeners to “Come here when you feel like sh*t.” And her latest single is already stuck in my head.

This one’s on the rise. Read on to have all your Zoe Ko questions answered.

What’s Zoe Ko’s Latest Single?

Zoe Ko’s latest single, “Til U,” is heartbreak set to a poppy pulse. 

Dramatic claims are a love-gone-wrong song staple (think Conan Gray or Olivia Rodrigo), and there’s no shortage of them in Ko’s track. Among other bold statements, Ko wistfully recalls a lover’s words that “tast[ed] like bliss,” declares she’s been “left with a heart [she doesn’t] want anymore,” and, thinking back to her pre-relationship world, pines for

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Recent mass shootings show it’s long past time for accountability and action

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National Nurse Magazine – April | May | June 2022 Issue

On May 14, a white supremacist shot and killed 10 Black people at the Tops supermarket in Buffalo, N.Y. Ten days later, 19 elementary school children and two teachers were shot and killed in Texas. A week after that, a patient shot four people dead at a Tulsa, Okla. medical office before killing himself. After these horrors, nurses know that moral outrage is not enough. There must be accountability and action. The lack of strong gun control laws threatens public health.

“Gun violence is a public health emergency,” said National Nurses United President Jean Ross, RN. This year alone, there have been more than 200 mass shootings, following nearly 45,000 gun-violence deaths in the United States last year. Gun violence has become the leading cause of death for children and teens up to the age of 19.

“These terrifying events in Buffalo and Uvalde must be a call to action,” Ross continued. “We cannot let politicians and lobbyists who have sanctioned gun violence by blocking common-sense reforms continue to allow this devastation of our communities

A longtime loyalty. Usher is sharing an update on Justin Bieber following his Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis — and giving thanks to those who have stuck by his friend’s side.

“He is doing great,” Usher, 43, told Extra during an interview that was published Sunday, July 17. “Seeing him on vacation, we managed to hang out with each other, and I think that whatever he may be experiencing right now, it’s actually really great to see that he has the support from his fans and his family.”

The Voice alum, who recently went on holiday with the “Sorry” artist, 28, and his wife Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin), went on to praise the Canada native’s career path over the past decade. “[Justin] has obviously taken the world on a journey. I am happy that I was at the beginning of, and I am still a part of [his journey] to this day, as a friend,” he gushed at the time.

The Texas native and Grammy Award winner have been musically linked since 2009, collaborating on songs including 2009’s “First Dance,” “Somebody to Love (Remix),”

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In the July/August 2022 edition of SRQ Magazine, we interviewed Mason Ayres, President of Sarasota Memorial Healthcare Foundation as part of our In Conversation feature about nonprofit leaders. Below is an excerpt published in the magazine in which Ayres his insights with SRQ readers on community growth and changes.

We are a community that’s bursting at the seams at the moment. There are a tremendous number of new residents every day. How does that affect your organization, both in the pressures involved and the benefits to the system from having new people coming?

I think the hospital definitely has seen and has anticipated to some extent the growth that’s going on in our community overall. And that’s what’s pushing them to continue to expand services for the community as it relates to how people can benefit. It’s kind of interesting in our role from the philanthropy side. It really gives the community an opportunity to step in and help the hospital continue to expand out its services. They can play a very

Gut health has become huge topic of conversation online, and while not all trends are healthy to try, there are some that just might be worthwhile. Enter, the internal shower drink.

This concoction is made with six ounces of water, two tablespoons of chia seeds and lemon juice. The drink, which was popularized on TikTok and Instagram, has users claiming it is a great natural constipation reliever, especially if you’ve been traveling. The creator of the drink, chiropractor and celebrity nutritionist Daryl Gioffre, says that he drinks it on an empty stomach to naturally eliminate waste.

After stirring the mixture and letting it sit for five minutes, the chia seeds will have become plump and formed a gel-like consistency. This is because chia seeds are a kind of soluble fiber, meaning they attract water. This gel is supposed to thicken and push along bowel movements in the intestinal tract, making it easier to go.

While some gastroenterologists are weary of the drink, saying it may cause abdominal bloating, diarrhea and discomfort if you drink too much, some claim consuming the drink is like taking a couple tablespoons of Metamucil, curing occasional bouts of constipation.

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