[ad_1] Do you consider yourself a sentimental person? Perhaps a picture or song evokes memories of the past that you love. You can often find your heart nestled in the warm blankets of nostalgia. Is being nostalgic beneficialOr can it harm your life? It is a delicate balance that only you can decide. While being…

[ad_1] Perhaps the world’s most infamous phishing scam, the Emotet malware network has been taken down by the police, saving people around the world millions of dollars in data theft and computer, software, and network maintenance fees. . In what was the cyber equivalent of a massive international police raid, the governments of the United…

[ad_1] As many times as Nike has revolutionized footwear, their latest innovator is an option designed not for elite athletes, but to respond to a specific need that has largely been left unaddressed. Nike Called Flyease Go, it is the first totally hands-free shoe, which wraps and releases your feet solely through natural movement, a…

[ad_1] A tiny mouse that lives alone in and around a volcano in the Philippines has apparently remained unharmed after the mountain exploded in what was the largest eruption of the 20th century. Field Museum Details about the Long-nosed Luzon Apomys they are rare in good times, but after examining the damage the eruption caused…

[ad_1] Musician promised to give away album of ‘happy’ sounds A musician from Scotland has made an album of the ‘happy’ sounds that were sent to him during the confinement, and is now giving it away in exchange for happy messages. Tommy Perman (pictured) contacted 50 friends and asked them to send him sounds that…

[ad_1] Has your mother or father ever told you to “eat all your vegetables, so you will grow up healthy and strong?” How many times did you push your peas or try to feed the carrots to the dog? Your parents knew that vegetables were beneficial because they are loaded with vitamins and minerals, including…

[ad_1] Dutch artist and designer Daan Roosegaarde has turned a field of common leeks into a dazzling light show in celebration of the crops that feed us. Roosegaarde Study Using LED light beams, the show, called GROWING UP, is based on photobiological science that has suggested that certain combinations of light spectra can produce healthier…