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[ad_1] Power of positivityMarch 07, 2021 Is Toxic Negativity Ruining Your Life? Do you wish you could be more positive and happy? Does each day seem worse than the last? Does this sound like your life? It’s time to make some drastic changes to improve your outlook. Being constantly negative It can eat your soul…
[ad_1] Power of positivityMarch 07, 2021 Most women dream of falling “madly” in love with the perfect man. Imagine a proverbial house with a white picket fence and children underfoot. Why don’t you fall in love with the good guys, but prefer someone who’s unavailable or the classic “bad boy”? There are many good men…
[ad_1] March 7, 2021– “Are languages then just a collection of words, syntax and semantics? I would like to see them sometimes as seeds and other as fields, alive as the minds, languages, throats, bodies and air through which they pass; germinating, taking root , bearing fruit, evolving as beings. But also maintaining space, expanding…
[ad_1] A passion for photography has always possessed this young engineer from Kerala, India. Now he knows there is a purpose, after a photo he took while walking through his village ended up changing a man’s life and received recognition from the Prime Minister of India. Nandu Ks with Rjappan Carrying a rented camera in…
[ad_1] Fool the new coronavirus once and it can’t cause cell infection, new research suggests. Scientists have developed protein fragments, called peptides, that fit neatly into a groove in the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein that it would normally use to access a host cell. These peptides effectively trick the virus into “shaking hands” with a replica…
[ad_1] Our friend Rob Brezsny provides his weekly wisdom to enlighten our thinking and motivate our mood. Rob’s Free will astrology, is a weekly syndicated column that appears in more than a hundred publications. He is also the author of Pronoia is the antidote to paranoia: how all of creation is conspiring to shower you…
[ad_1] March 6, 2021– “We have a soul sometimes.Nobody has it without stoppingto survive.”In a New York Times article, Edward Hirsch called Wislawa Szymborska “a philosophically inflected poet who investigates great unanswerable questions with tremendous finesse. She meets her dizzying sense of the world’s fleeting splendor with excruciating historical knowledge.” Here, the Polish Nobel laureate…
[ad_1] Meet the labradoodle who acts like a human thanks to his incredible bond with his best friend, a seven-year-old boy who was adopted into the family at the same time. Reagan the dog was over the moon when his new family welcomed a foster baby, Buddy, also 11 months old, into their home. The…
[ad_1] The Scandinavian countries are famous for their bays, and the port of Copenhagen in Denmark’s capital is a perfect example of that beauty in a metropolitan setting. Now a new architecture project floating in the waters of the harbor celebrates this heritage while allowing residents to relax away from the boom of urban development…
[ad_1] The pandemic has created a generation of schoolchildren interested in a career in science, technology, engineering and manufacturing, a new survey revealed. SWNS A survey of 1,000 children ages 11 to 17 revealed that 83% have been learning about the pandemic by watching the news, and 71% ask their parents about the virus because…