fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the lesser known truths in the corporate culture of Journal.

The woman and the brother in law
"Not My Wife Anymore": Man Attempts to Kill Wife After Brother Rapes Her The woman reported that on April 2, while her husband was away, her brother-in-law sexually assaulted her.
By SUGANYA R2 years ago in Journal
When You Don't Have To Get Up and The Coconut Connection
Introduction This is a Seven Days In Post from Sunday 21 January 2018 and if nothing else illustrates some of my tangential thoughts with some amazingly mad music which I think you might just enjoy.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Journal
Unveiling the Top 10 Best Smart Phone of 2024 (Till April 2024)
Mobile phones are at the vanguard of change in the ever-evolving world of technology, where invention is continual and development is inevitable. The rivalry between smartphone makers has intensified as we approach 2024, with one company vying with the other to provide the best features, functionality, and aesthetics. This article explores the top 10 mobile phones of 2024 and provides an overview of the cutting-edge gadgets that will be influencing connection in the future.
By MD ITFAR JAMAN MIM2 years ago in Journal
Macron worried about EUROPE
Have you noticed how different countries end their speeches? In the US, lawmakers say "God Favour America," in India, "J rear significance hail India," in France, "VI La France," and in Saudi Arabia, they praise God and His Prophet Muhammad in different ways, but all express the same belief that their country and culture endure forever.
By Andreas Ntsamba 2 years ago in Journal
West Coast Milblogger
From A to Z’s Update Explain the company’s new vlog development now taking place after last week’s road trip to Portland to see the Thorns play on Earth Day:
By Cyrus Emerson2 years ago in Journal
The Role of Technology in Urban Fantasy vs. Cyberpunk: A Comparative Analysis
Urban fantasy and cyberpunk are distinct subgenres uniquely blending science fiction, fantasy, and technology elements. Urban fantasy typically revolves around supernatural creatures and magic in contemporary urban settings, creating a juxtaposition between the fantastical and modern. On the other hand, cyberpunk explores futuristic worlds dominated by advanced technology, often portraying dystopian societies where mega-corporations hold immense power.
By Matthew Angelo2 years ago in Journal
Exploring Tourism over The World:The top destinations
Many people love to travel, which helps them access other cultural practices, scenes and events that capture their minds. Each place has got its own beauty but there are those ones that are designated as top tourist destinations globally at all times. Such places have a past full of events, people who are so much alive while others consider them as living dead due to their visible culture practices, breathtaking sceneries that has attracted many people both old and new immigrants. Allow us travel round the world and discover the most popular nations on it.
By el hariti adil2 years ago in Journal
The Beauty of Quebec City
Being Located near to the stunning St. Lawrence River, Québec City represents Canada's deep history and a vibrant culture. Because of its cobblestone paths, 17th-century buildings and notable reliance on French styles, this town has a special kind of beauty that attracts tourists from all over the world. Let's tour through attractive lanes of Québec City to discover its historicality, cultural diversity, and erotic charm.
By el hariti adil2 years ago in Journal
Why Do Bees Die After Stinging?
Have you experienced the sting of a honeybee? It's downright awful! The burning sensation lasts for hours, followed by swelling and a big red bump that lingers for days. But despite the pain we feel, it's the bee that suffers the most. Just minutes after stinging, it meets its demise. But why would a creature possess a self-defense mechanism more deadly to itself than its intended target? It seems nonsensical at first glance, but there's more to this kamikaze defense tactic than meets the eye. So, grab some thick gloves and ice, because we're about to delve into the painful secrets of bee stings.
By Hind.A 2 years ago in Journal
Why Is Glass Clear?
If the Earth were one huge atom, its center could fit inside a baseball stadium! Everything beyond the stadium—the remainder of the planet? That’s where the electrons reside. In a kind of wavy, quantum cloud. The substance that makes up objects doesn't really contain much material. Huh. But if an atom is just a tiny nucleus surrounded by a mostly empty cloud of wave-y, quantum-y stuff, it makes you wonder: Why doesn’t light just pass through the atoms in bricks, steel, or chocolate ice cream? Why aren’t we see-through? So, why aren’t we see-through? Well, we are. If you're an x-ray! Our bodies just don't let visible light pass through. Of course, visible light and x-rays are both forms of electromagnetic radiation, with different wavelengths and energies. So what's the difference? Well, let's dive into it! Glass is transparent to visible light. If we zoom down to the atomic level, we see glass is made up of silicon and oxygen atoms. Same as sand! When that sand was melted into a liquid, those molecules left the nice, repeating crystal shape they were in, and went wild. Until we cooled them down really fast, and they froze in place, in an organized jumble. All those atoms are surrounded by wavy, quantum-y electron clouds. But the electrons around a nucleus can’t be just anywhere. They live on specific energy levels - think of them as different distances from that tiny nucleus. When a photon comes by, with exactly the right amount of energy, it gets absorbed, bumping an electron to a higher energy level. But if that photon doesn’t have just the right amount of energy it passes right by. Woosh! Imagine I’m an electron. I’m hanging out here, at a low energy level. I want to move up there. To higher energy levels. To make it happen, I have to have just the right amount of oomph in my jump. Too little, and I don’t make it. Too much, and well… oops. Just right... For the particular atoms that make up glass, the energy levels are so far apart that visible light doesn't have enough energy to boost those electrons up to the next level. That’s why visible light passes right through! But photons of UV light do have the right amount of energy to power up those electrons, and they get absorbed. Which is why glass is opaque to most UV! And why it’s hard to get a sunburn through a window. The transparency of a material depends on the relationship between light energy and an atom’s electrons. Different elements have different energy requirements for their electrons to absorb light. Like how when visible light hits my atoms, it’s absorbed. Some light might get through a few top layers of skin cells, but within a few millimeters all the photons get absorbed. That’s why I’m not see-through. But hit me with higher energy waves, like X-rays, and I am transparent. Glad we cleared all that up! But, considering how atoms are mostly empty clouds makes me wonder something else: Why am I even here? Why aren’t the mostly empty atoms in my feet passing right through the mostly empty atoms in the ground, sucking me into Earth’s superheated iron core? Why can I sit on a chair, kick a ball, or smash those like and subscribe buttons? Why can I touch anything? Let’s say I would like to boop this snoot. My finger—or “booper”—and the snoot are both made of about a gajillion atoms, give or take a squadrillion. And all those atoms are surrounded by negatively charged electrons. As the two objects get close enough together, the negatively charged electron clouds at both surfaces repel each other, thanks to what’s called electrostatic repulsion. The actual boop itself, the sensation of touch, is caused by an actual force from this repulsion, acting on pressure-sensitive nerves in my skin. Kind of like how we’re never really aware of the atmosphere until there’s wind pushing against us. Touching something doesn’t really mean decreasing the distance between me and something else to zero, it’s just getting my atoms and that other object’s atoms as close as the electrons—and physics—will allow. Of course, there is one more way that electrons can interact. It is actually possible for two negatively charged electrons to occupy the same quantum-y cloud energy level… as long as they have opposite directions, or signs, for a property called “spin”. And sometimes electrons in two different atoms can be squished close enough that their wavy-ness even overlaps! That’s the reason covalent chemical bonds exist, which is pretty convenient. Like the ones in your body. All those molecules that keep you alive, full of atoms, absorbing visible light photons. And just like the bonds between oxygen and silicon, in this camera lens, in the fiber optic cables of the internet, even in the glass of the screen between us right now, that are letting photons of visible light pass right through.
By Hind.A 2 years ago in Journal
Unlocking Wealth: Demystifying VCT Tax Relief . Content Warning.
In the landscape of investment, venture capital trusts (VCTs) stand out as a unique vehicle for investors seeking tax-efficient opportunities. With the potential for significant returns coupled with attractive tax relief, VCTs have garnered attention from savvy investors looking to maximize their wealth. However, navigating the complexities of VCT tax relief can be daunting for many. In this article, we aim to demystify VCT tax relief, providing clarity on its benefits, eligibility criteria, and potential pitfalls.
By Munnazir Zarin2 years ago in Journal
Comparing Multi-Function Printers: Inkjet vs Laser . Content Warning.
In today's digital age, where the demand for printing documents, photos, and various materials remains prevalent, choosing the right printer is crucial. Multi-function printers (MFPs) have become increasingly popular due to their versatility, combining the functions of printing, scanning, copying, and sometimes faxing into one device. When it comes to MFPs, two primary technologies dominate the market: inkjet and laser. Let's delve into a comprehensive comparison of these two types to help you make an informed decision.
By Munnazir Zarin2 years ago in Journal