‘Immersive View’ makes Google Maps even more useful ‘Immersive View’ makes Google Maps even more useful So, what does immersive view do exactly? Well, it can make checking out specific cities to a whole new level. This mode can essentially show give you a better look at a specific location in that city before you go. Let’s say, for example, that you’re traveling to London. Immersive View can give you a better view of places like Big Ben, for example....

Google Messages is the primary app that Pixel phones use, as it’s Google’s proprietary messaging app. It’s also available to download from the Google Play Store. There are some neat features like keeping your business texts separate from your recreational texts and emoji reactions. Now, you might be able to schedule texts in Google Messages Now, you might be able to schedule texts in Google Messages There’s a beta program for Google Messages that you can join if you want to try features early....

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What community-based public-health looks like Tita Angangco, pictured below, co-founded the Centre six years ago with Patricia Rockman, MD, and runs the Community Program. Pat, who was busy working with faculty and staff that morning, is in charge of all training and education, and is responsible for the Centre being the premiere place for clinicians in Ontario to be trained in mindfulness. Tita is standing in front of PARC: The Parkdale Activity-Recreation Centre, where homeless and precariously housed people come for a wide variety of services, including mindfulness, a good hot meal, and some companionship....

Editor-in-Chief Barry Boyce: Well, for many years we have received messages from people saying that mindfulness is not political, it shouldn’t be political, and please keep politics out of Mindful magazine and mindful.org. Generally these are common responses to things we might do in our Mindful or Mindless column, where we might ridicule, or be critical of somebody who was overpulloting, or seemed to celebrate contraception being made more available to college students for example....