Wrinkles, aging, diseases and finally death, we are afraid of everything related to aging. But why is it that some people live longer than others and millions across the globe die well before the 70s or 60s. Researchers experimented and concluded that the intestinal bacteria of people who live longer are very unique as compared to those who don’t.
A Nepali mountaineer has broken the world record for the highest number Mount Everest summits after he climbed for the 27th time. The record was previously set by Kami Rita Sherpa, who has expressed his desire to climb the summit for the 28th time to reclaim the title.
Death toll from the chocolate factory explosion has increased to seven after several dead bodies were recovered at the site. Huge explosion rocked the West Reading community of just 4,500 people, on Friday, destroying the R.M. Palmer Co. facility. Operation is underway to look for missing people as Search and rescue teams are working to pull people out from debris.
Researchers from MIT have developed a low-cost, pollution-detecting device that helps people measure air quality. The air pollution detector is a mobile device that can be adjusted on vehicles and buildings too. The device known as “Flatburn” is solar-powered and also stores data to be evaluated later.
Falling asleep may become a nightmare for many as they turn around in their beds trying hard to fall asleep. People try multiple ways or even drugs to overcome sleep deprivation. But here is the good news, this popular military method will help anyone fall asleep within minutes.
What else is in full bloom this season besides Springtime flowers? Certainly, there’s no shortage of events and Event Wear Headpieces, Millinery, that are as much of a fashion statement as they are a reflection of character. From the upcoming Central Park Conservatory Hat Luncheon, Hattitude for the Denver Center’s Women’s Voice Fund, Mothers’ Day,
Imagine how impactful your one single action will be, especially if you are a woman empowering another woman. If the one woman you empower begins to impact the women around her to become inspired by her actions in life.
Growing up as an inner-city kid in Los Angeles, I’m no stranger to domestic and street violence. I’ve been up close and personal with physical altercations with family, had bullets whizzing overhead, and witnessed armed assaults—you name it. After college, I later entered the world of corporate America, moved to a safer neighborhood, and experienced
