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Cocker Spaniel: a joyful breed
Do you remember the popular mismatch couple in Walt Disney’s ‘Lady & the Tramp?’ The Tramp was a stray and the Lady was a sheltered pure-bred Cocker Spaniel. The most famous scene was when these larger-than-life canines slurped pasta…
Achieving successful behaviour change
Changing human behaviour is at the heart of solving global problems central to human well-being, social cohesion and environmental sustainability. For example, preventing obesity, air pollution and waste of environmental resources and…
Happy Classroom—Lessons From The Playground
Creating happy schools has become one of the objectives of many educational institutions. A school which sets out to ameliorate happiness in its culture has to begin from student happiness itself.
What makes a student happy?
The…
The Next 20 Years Are Crucial in Determining the Economic Future of Coal
Decisions made now will determine whether economies win or lose money as the coal industry changes over the next couple of decades.
Countries including Australia and Indonesia could lose billions of dollars if they continue to invest in…
How to know if your child has special needs
There are many types of special needs that are obvious and visible when you see the child. However, there are many times we need to look for signs that may be indicative of a problem or those that need our intervention.
Having disabilities…
Japan-based Fujitsu unveils 2 laptops in India
Bengaluru, July 20 Japanese PC maker Fujitsu on Tuesday announced its comeback in the consumer PC business in India with the launch of two new laptops -- UH-X and UH-X 2in1 -- starting price Rs 80,990 and Rs 86,990, respectively.
Both…
Teaming up with your dog
Here’s good news for all those who are looking for fun and excitement with your pet dog as a team. Team up and enter the world of obedience and agility.
Relationship with one’s pet is taking new dimensions and a partnership team is…
How much water should you drink per day?
We can go for 50 days without food, but only two to three without water. Water is essential to the human body and we need about 2.5 litres of water a day.1 Most of this will come from fluids but some from solid or liquid food.
The total of…
Listening Skill
For communication four letters are very important – LSRW L – Listening, S – Speaking, R – Reading, W – Writing. We learn to speak when we are very young. As we grow older we learn to read and write. By the time we are in our teens we even…
Light in Darkness: Experiment Recreates Paleolithic Cave Lighting
A recreation of three common types of Paleolithic lighting systems (torches, grease lamps, and fireplaces) illuminates how Paleolithic cave dwellers might have traveled, lived, and created in the depths of their caves, according to a study…
Jeff Bezos to fly ‘beyond Karman line’ on Tuesday
New Delhi, July 19 Jeff Bezos is all set to fly to the edge of space, beyond the Karman line, on Tuesday, along with three others, aboard his company Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket.
The Karman line, 100 km above the ground, is the…
An 8-Step guide to strengthen the parent-child bond
Routine is everything when it comes to parenthood. You might be bored with it but your children love it!
Parenting starts even before the child comes to this world and then, it never ends. Once a parent, always a parent. Probably because…
How bad breath develops
Sour milk odour accompanying periodontal disease may result from bacterial population associated with plaque, calculus, unhealthy tissue, decomposed food particles retained within oral cavity. Normal lung air or stomach will never…
Is a Tomato a Fruit or a Vegetable and Why?
Many of us can easily distinguish the differences between most fruit and vegetables but when it comes to the age-old question of, is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable, we are not really sure what to answer!
Look no further, because the…
What Is Experiential Learning
Tell me, and I will forget. Show me, and I may remember.
Involve me, and I will understand.
–Chinese philosopher Confucius
Experience refers to the nature of events someone or something has undergone. Experience is what is happening to…
Tackling Food Allergies at the Source: Developing a Non-GMO Soybean Without the Allergenic Protein
Food allergies are a big problem. About 7% of children and 2% of adults in the U.S. suffer from some kind of food allergy. These allergies cost a whopping $25 billion in health care each year. Then there’s the time lost at school or work.…
Samsung’s Watch4 series to offer new chipset, more storage
Seoul, July 18 South Korean tech giant Samsung is likely to power its upcoming Galaxy Watch4 series smartwatches with an all-new Exynos W920 chipset on August 11.
SamMobile reports that the chipset should offer significant performance…
7 ways to co-parent in the first stages of a break-up
Dealing with co-parenting, especially in the initial phases of a breakup, can be extremely daunting.
We’ve all heard of The Great Indian Wedding. It’s the Disneyland where any Indian aunty worth her salt would get a chance to live her…
How to brush your dog’s teeth?
Ideally, brush your pet’s teeth daily, but brushing at least three times a week will go a long way in helping to prevent dental and related problems. Your pet may dislike the process and resist strenuously. If so, proceed slowly and with…
How to keep healthy while in isolation or quarantine (COVID-19)
Whether you are in quarantine or self-isolation due to COVID-19, you will inevitably be spending more time at home. Following general healthy living advice such as eating a balanced diet, staying hydrated, being physically active, getting…