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The Dangers of Loneliness
Loneliness, to be certain, has basic repercussions for both mental and genuine prosperity. The estimations provided include the significant impact of despondency on cardiovascular prosperity, with a 29% extended possibility of coronary disease and a 32% extended risk of stroke. Social affiliations and huge associations expect a fundamental part in staying aware of everyday thriving.
By Stefan Schoeman2 years ago in Education
INTRUSION
I HAD TO LEAVE FOR TRAINING. It was our weekend and either it had to be a double day and one night away from home; or a double drive both ways from the apartment on campus to the military base... what normally consisted of only a one and one half hour drive. For me, it was always well over two and one half hours. I was ever mindful of the painful vehicle injury I had recently sustained in a military convoy. I took the "other than express" routes there and back. At times I tended to misplace the front entry gate to the military base... if I entered the area from the wrong direction. It was all a daze but necessary to fulfill my "obligation." Many times I dripped into the golf course entry gate from the Clinton River boat launch and fishery section of town. It took me a long time to make the trip. I decided to trust my teenage son with the task of "holding down the house" while I was off to work. After reassuring his food rations for three days, and his security links to emergency contacts off campus and the phone number to reach me in an emergency, I left for the miltary base up north.
By Carmen JimersonCross-Safieddine2 years ago in Education
My First Bullies
I seemed to have magnetic properties that would attract all the biggest, most unpleasant bullies. I started at Preschool, a tender young age of 4. I was quiet, shy, and timid but would always try coming out of my shell. I'd first meet Mark who could never decide if he really wanted to be my friend or not. When it was just us he wanted play, but when the older kids were around, he'd become a bully.
By The Passionate Autistic2 years ago in Education
The Amazon Evolution: From Online Bookstore to Global Marketplace Giant In 1994, a modest on. Content Warning.
line bookstore emerged from the garage of Jeff Bezos' Seattle home. Little did the world know that this venture, named Amazon, would transform the landscape of retail forever. Fast forward to today, and Amazon stands as a colossus in the world of commerce, offering an unparalleled array of products and services while redefining the very notion of convenience for consumers worldwide.
By haider 2 years ago in Education
Embracing Diversity: Understanding its importance.
Diversity refers to the variety of differences and similarities among people, including race, ethnicity, gender, age, religion, sexual orientation, disability, and more. Diversity is important because it provides a range of perspectives, experiences, and ideas that enrich our lives and communities.
By Lily Ann2 years ago in Education
Australia Triumphs Over Ali Raza's Brilliance, Securing Spot in U19 World Cup Final Against India. Content Warning.
Australia played against Pakistan in Benoni in the second semi-final match. Just like India did on Tuesday, Australia decided to field after winning the toss. Their decision was backed up by their bowlers, especially Tom Straker, who took six wickets and played a crucial role in bowling out Pakistan for 179 runs. Straker's performance, with figures of 6/24, was the best by any bowler in an U19 World Cup semi-final or final match.
By Cine Spotlight Update2 years ago in Education
12 ways to make your dogs smarter and happier
Once upon a time, in a quaint little town nestled among rolling hills, there lived a pack of delightful dogs. Among them was a mischievous little pup named Max, eager to explore and learn about the world around him. His owner, Sarah, adored him and wanted to ensure he lived a fulfilling and enriched life. Thus began Sarah's quest to make Max and his furry companions smarter and happier.
By Amadin Promise 2 years ago in Education
Kenyan Freedom Fighter
Dedan Kimathi was born in 1920 in the Nyeri District of Kenya, during a time when the African continent was grappling with the effects of colonialism. Growing up in a small village, Kimathi witnessed the injustices and hardships faced by his people under British rule. The seeds of rebellion were sown early in his life as he observed the exploitation and oppression that characterized the colonial regime.
By Joseph Wangeci2 years ago in Education
Michio Kaku Reveals the Long-Awaited Secrets Inside Black Holes!. Content Warning.
We physicists have eagerly awaited this photograph for a hundred years since 1916. Black holes stand out as one of the most intriguing and enigmatic phenomena in the universe. They possess immense power, yet they are virtually invisible to us. With advancements in research over the last few decades, we have transitioned from knowing almost nothing about black holes to gaining a closer and more personal understanding. Recent revelations, as shared by Michio Kaku, have provided a glimpse into the interior of a black hole, shedding light on details that the scientific community may have overlooked.
By Gus Fring2 years ago in Education
Final Glimpse: The Last Image from a Failing Black Hole Satellite. Content Warning.
On February 17th of this year, the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency embarked on a groundbreaking mission by launching a rocket carrying the Hitomi satellite. This satellite, designated as an astronomical observatory in space, possessed a unique capability – the ability to capture X-rays that typically elude detection on Earth. The objective was not only to peer into the mysterious occurrences around black holes but also to glean valuable information about the formation of galaxy clusters, offering a potential key to unlocking some of the deepest mysteries of the universe. However, approximately a month after its launch, the $273 million satellite encountered a tragic fate, tumbling out of control due to a combination of human and software errors. Despite its short-lived operational phase, Hitomi managed to send one last image before its demise, providing a tantalizing glimpse into the cosmos.
By Gus Fring2 years ago in Education
Unearthly Discovery: Is Hell Concealed at the Bottom of Earth's Deepest Hole?. Content Warning.
Have you ever gazed at that Earth layer chart from your elementary school days and wondered about its accuracy? The more we reflect on our limited understanding of our own planet, the more it raises a pertinent question – why the haste to explore and potentially invade other planets? While Earth might be comparable to a one-bedroom apartment in New York City that we've somewhat abused, delving into what's inside our planet seems equally intriguing.
By Gus Fring2 years ago in Education
Unlocking the Secrets: Can We Truly Achieve Time Travel?. Content Warning.
Have you ever envisioned the possibility of traversing through time? The concept of time travel has been a staple in science fiction, with books and movies exploring the potential benefits and risks of such an extraordinary ability. But is time travel a mere product of imagination, or could it be a plausible reality? To unravel the mysteries of time travel, we must first grapple with the fundamental question: What is time?
By Gus Fring2 years ago in Education