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As a responsible dog owner…
Getting a dog home is only half the work done; you have to get to know them better and train them to lead a happy life. Only then will you be able to do justice to the relationship and enjoy your four-legged companion – who is the best…
10 tips to eat healthy during quarantine or isolation (COVID-19)
Simply put, there are no foods that will ‘boost’ our immune system and prevent or treat COVID-19. However, eating a healthy balanced diet is still essential for good health and normal immune function. Therefore, following your country’s…
Strategies For Teaching, Learning English Vocabulary
Learning new vocabulary words helps keep the mind sharp and makes one sound intelligent during conversation. An expanded vocabulary also helps in clear communication, and thus avoids the frustration of lacking the right word to express your…
Sensitive Info You Black Out in Images Can Be Revealed with a Few Quick Edits on Your iPhone
These days, most images we post online or share with others come from our smartphones. Whenever there is any personal data in them, such as debit card numbers, addresses, phone numbers, passwords, and other sensitive information, it's easy…
Tiny Ancient Bird Discovered in China Shares Skull Features With Tyrannosaurus rex
Researchers from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology (IVPP) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have discovered a 120-million-year-old partial fossil skeleton of a tiny extinct bird that fits in the palm of the…
Mindfulness for parents: How to deal with hyper kids stuck indoors
Trying to steady a hyperactive child in small homes just requires planning. Taking things one day at a time will help both the kids and the parents.
Grooming & Exercise of Beagle puppy
Before you buy a Beagle puppy, ensure that the breeder is a responsible person who gives a lot of importance to the health and temperament of the puppy. Bhimsingh also tells that the colours of newly-whelped Beagle puppies can change. “For…
Meal timing is a possible predictor of weight loss effectiveness
Energy intake and expenditure are not the only factors known to influence the success of a dietary intervention in obesity. Led by Professor M. Garaulet from University of Murcia in Spain, researchers from Spain and North America performed…
Underwater Archaeology Team Finds 9,000-Year-Old Stone Tool Artifacts
An underwater archaeologist from The University of Texas at Arlington is part of a research team studying 9,000-year-old stone tool artifacts discovered in Lake Huron that originated from an obsidian quarry more than 2,000 miles away in…
Spanish In Indian Schools: Present And Future
There is no doubt that since a long time French has been the most common foreign language or second language subject taught in Indian schools, especially in the CBSE and ICSE schools. However, the scenario is changing rapidly across the…
Microsoft Office for Android gets dark mode
SAN FRANCISCO: Microsoft is rolling out a dark mode to its Office app for Android users. While the Office app has been available on iOS and Android for more than a year, only the iOS version has included built-in dark mode support until…
To Prevent Hunger, Climate Adaptation Requires Billions in Additional Annual Investments
In order to prevent the impacts of climate change from pushing an additional 78 million people into chronic hunger by 2050, annual global investments in agricultural research and development will need to increase by US $2 billion (or by…
How to take care of your baby: Pointers for first-time parents
While first-time parents may have some apprehensions about massaging and bathing the newborn, adopting some simple steps can make this routine a fun-filled activity.
Newborn babies are bundles of joy who enlighten every parent’s life and…
Beagle with mesmerizing Eyes
If you are looking for a big dog in a small package, then Beagle is for you. He makes a wonderful companion dog, is easy to maintain and loves his family.
Small is beautiful and the phrase perfectly
defines a Beagle who has all the…
Black and white thinking may hinder one’s ability to maintain a healthy weight
Researchers from the Wageningen University in the Netherlands found that thinking in black and white terms when it comes to food (e.g. thinking of foods as either “good or bad”) can partly explain why the tendency to consciously control…
Learning Through Metacognition: Concept And Strategies
“Education is the methodical creation of the habit of thinking”— “The Art of Thinking” by Ernest Dimnet,1928. A guided process to Understand, Plan, Start, Review (UPS and R); can gradually lead the learner to independent learning wherein…
YouTube on mobile gets Loop option for playing video
SAN FRANSISCO: Google-owned YouTube on mobile has reportedly gained a Loop video option allowing users to repeat their currently playing content for as long as they want.
The Loop button has been on the desktop version of the video-sharing…
Pointers to keep children safe at home as parents return to office
A week before you rejoin office, it is important to survey the house thoroughly from inside and outside to figure out the potential weaknesses.
This year was a blessing in disguise for parents and children who got to spend maximum time…
Complete Doggy Day Care
Life for the city dog- a continuous wait – looking forward to the return of her guardian, in which the long hours are mostly spent sleeping. And when the clock strikes the time of return- the bundle of energy is all set for play and…
Mindless to mindful eating
Eating mindlessly may be contributing to the ever-expanding waistlines across the globe. Research into mindful eating has largely focused on weight control and helping people to develop a better relationship with food. How can you eat more…