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How to Choose Between Sri Lanka’s Beaches
Sri Lanka has two beautiful coastlines. Each has a different atmosphere, climate, and travel experience. For many first-time visitors, the challenge isn't whether to visit the beach; rather, it's deciding which coast best fits their travel style. The East Coast and South Coast differ in culture, landscapes, seasonal weather, and the type of adventures they provide. Whether you like quiet, untouched stretches of sand or vibrant beach towns filled with cafes and boutique hotels, this guide will help you decide which coastline perfectly fits your dream holiday.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong2 months ago in Journal
Lenskart IPO Could Propel Peyush Bansal Into Billionaire Status: What We Know About His Wealth
Eyewear retailer Lenskart is preparing for a public market debut as early as November, according to a Bloomberg report citing people familiar with the process. The company is seeking a valuation of around $9 billion, based on the expected size of the IPO on Dalal Street. If the listing meets that target, co-founder Peyush Bansal could see his personal net worth approach the billionaire mark.
By Manish Bhatia2 months ago in Journal
The 7 Harvard secrets to boost concentration and protect brain health in daily life
Harvard Medical School has released a comprehensive guide, endorsed by Harvard Health specialists, for anyone interested in optimizing concentration and attention at any stage of life.
By Omar Rastelli2 months ago in Journal
Page Speed vs SEO — Simple Fixes That Make a Huge Difference
In the digital world, people judge a website long before they read a single line of text. They judge it by how fast it opens. That first second of loading decides whether a visitor will stay, scroll, or press the back button and choose another result. It sounds dramatic, but this is exactly how the internet works today. When a website loads slowly, users don’t blame their Wi-Fi, their device, or the universe—they blame the website. And Google does too. Search engines use performance as a signal of value, and businesses that ignore page speed end up fighting an invisible ranking battle they can’t win.
By Joe Biden2 months ago in Journal
Nude on the Moon
Hello. I'm Tom Baker, a.k.a. C. Augustine, T. Baker, T. Boneman Bakker (God so help us), T. Bakker, and, as an experimental musician, I’ve gone by monikers such as Extreme Volume Pop, Meat Glue, Two-Headed Lamb, Unknown, Anon Pop, Iggy K., etc. No one on the green rolling hills of Mother Earth knows who the hell I am, nor cares. I have a tremendous body of work—both as a writer and avant-garde musician—as well as dozens of paintings, some of which I’ve sold for hard cash. Recognition eludes me almost as much as the ability to have my work exposed to a greater audience; but maybe that’s for the best. Fame isn’t very desirable, perhaps. Vide the case of Charlie Kirk.
By Tom Baker2 months ago in Journal
What Does a Delaware C-Corp Need to File in 2026?. AI-Generated.
A Simple, Clear Overview for Founders and Business Owners Delaware continues to be one of the most popular states for incorporation, but staying compliant requires understanding several annual filings. Many founders focus on operations and overlook their core responsibilities, especially around Delaware C corp tax filing, federal requirements, and maintaining good standing. This guide breaks down everything a corporation must file in 2026 to avoid penalties and administrative issues.
By GBR2 months ago in Journal
Best London Day Tour with Guide for an Unforgettable City Visit. AI-Generated.
One of the world’s most historic and culturally rich capital cities, a London day tour with guide is a thoughtful, well-planned way to explore. People like guided tours because they put everything into context, make it clear for you to understand, and direct you to enjoy a city’s sights without having to deal with the traffic on a busy road. London is full of sights, stories, and centuries-old traditions, and a guided experience lets you uncover them confidently.
By Anna William2 months ago in Journal
Italian Cuisine Achieves UNESCO Heritage Status
Italian cuisine has officially been recognized as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, marking a historic moment not only for Italy, but for the global culinary community that celebrates and preserves its traditions every day. It is the first time a nation’s entire culinary identity — not a dish, not a practice, but the whole cultural system behind it — receives this level of recognition.
By Cristian Marino2 months ago in Journal
Arif Patel Dubai: The Dentist Who Sees Every Smile as a Story
People usually think of a dentist as someone who fills cavities, cleans teeth, and tells them to floss more regularly. For Arif Patel, dentistry is more than just a job. It's a mix of science, faith, feelings, and connection. It's not only about their dental charts; it's about getting to know them. And most importantly, it's about helping people get their confidence back, one smile at a time.
By Angel2 months ago in Journal
Debugging Python Code Faster: Proven Techniques Every Developer Should Know
Software developers spend approximately 50% of their programming time debugging code, according to recent industry studies. The Python Software Foundation's 2024 developer survey reveals that debugging remains the second most time-consuming activity after writing new code. For Python developers, this translates to roughly 20 hours per week spent identifying and fixing bugs. These numbers highlight why mastering efficient debugging techniques is critical for productivity.
By Casey Morgan2 months ago in Journal
Why My Neighborhood Library Started Lending Out Smart Devices. AI-Generated.
Never expected to be borrowing a tablet from the library. Yes, I’d borrow books—old paperbacks with pages thumbed soft and the faint smell of dust and glue—but not a tablet. Not some device that could track my reading habits, recommend the next title to dive into, or even help me try out writing real apps. That felt…
By Eira Wexford2 months ago in Journal
Signs that the Universe is pushing you out of your comfort zone
Growth happens when your spirit meets new territory. The Universe nudges you forward when your current space becomes too small. These nudges feel uncomfortable. They disrupt your rhythm and challenge your expectations. You feel stretched because your next chapter needs a stronger and more expanded version of you.
By Wilson Igbasi2 months ago in Journal