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Charities

Festival of Highlife…its in the drums: Tribute to Ginger Baker [Hackney Empire 7th Oct 2021]

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In Spring of 2019, Abass Dodoo and Ginger Baker started the process of jointly establishing a charity to teach African Drumming to the young vulnerable people at risk so they could learn about the legacy...
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Nikola Tesla was born on July 10, 1856 – the genius of electricity and PR

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Today, July 10, in the village of Smiljan in Austria-Hungary, today's Croatia, Nikola Tesla was born - the man who, according to some, more or less "invents the twentieth century" and is the "patron saint" of modern electricity.
Society

Two cats in one apartment: How to make friends with pets

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Having one furry pet is good, but two is even better! It doesn't matter if you have taken a friend for your cat or your acquaintances have asked you to shelter their pet while they are away, creating a calm environment can be difficult between two independent animals. The fact is that it is unusual for cats to exist in the company of their peers. They don't really need a friend, they are vindictive and often very distrustful. There are several stages to make two such animals coexist as comfortably as possible for all occupants of the same house.
Charities

Lynette’s Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge

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57-year-old, Lynette Lewis from Brymbo, near Wrexham, will be taking on the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge on Saturday 7 August for the British Tinnitus Association (BTA), a charity that is close to her heart...
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What is lifeguard syndrome and how to respond to compulsive help

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Recently, especially after the pandemic, the so-called "rescuer syndrome" has become popular. People want to be helpful, give advice, help. Is excessive care and the desire to always come to the rescue so good - psychologist Anna Kushneruk commented in the "Breakfast with 1 + 1" studio.
Books

Book Club: 13 takeaways from ‘Summer on the Bluffs’ discussion with Sunny Hostin

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“It’s a love letter to Black love in all its forms…I hope people will take away from it that this world exists,” the author said. Last week, the Boston.com Book Club hosted a virtual discussion with author...
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New Insights Into How Central Supermassive Black Holes Influence the Evolution of Their Host Galaxy

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Emirati national Aisha Al Yazeedi, a research scientist at the NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) Center for Astro, Particle, and Planetary Physics, has published her first research paper, featuring some key findings on the evolution of...
Society

Interesting facts about watermelon

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Sun, beach, sea and a piece of cold watermelon. Apart from being delicious, this summer fruit is also quite useful. Although it is 92% water, watermelon gives us a feeling of satiety, and 100 grams of it contain only 30 calories.
Books

Scientology celebrated World Friendship Day

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For World Friendship Day, the Church of Scientology Shares the Key to Lasting Relationships LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA • A new “Golden Rule” to kindle compassion, improve relationships, and empower happiness, from a common-sense, universal moral code The Church of...
Society

Pet cemetery

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Recently in Sofia a new service is offered for the citizens - a proper burial of the pet. For people who do not have a pet at home, this service is not only funny,...
Society

Bill and Melinda Gates will run their foundation together after the divorce

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Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates will continue to work together as co-chairs of the foundation they founded after their divorce, the Associated Press reported.
Society

No audience at the Tokyo Olympics

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Organizers of the Tokyo Olympics have officially announced that fans are banned from attending the Games after the Japanese prime minister declared a state of emergency in the Japanese capital.
Society

Historical: They discovered a second huge diamond in a month

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It was opened on June 12 and displaces from the third place of the world's largest diamonds its rival from June 1, also found in Botswana, but by another company.
America

Hungarian authorities fined the distributor of a children’s book for same-sex families

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Hungarian authorities have fined a distributor of a children's book for same-sex "rainbow families" against unfair commercial practices. The American author called the decision "a direct attack on freedom of information and freedom of publication," Reuters reported.
Society

Start eating these foods and your hair will not turn white

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The discovery of the first white hair makes us think seriously about life. At that moment we realize that our body is starting to age and the years will not spare us. Unfortunately, this is a process that we cannot stop. Hair bleaching occurs in the life of each of us. However, if you eat a few specific foods, you could enviably slow down the graying of your hair. It is very important to lead a healthy lifestyle, exercise, drink plenty of fluids and eat healthy and rich in minerals and vitamins foods. Do not deprive yourself of these foods if you want to have beautiful and healthy hair:
Europe

Volunteers help clean up after floods in Belgium

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Belgian Scientologists respond to the needs of friends and neighbors after unprecedented flooding submerged parts of the country. Brussels-based Churches of Scientology for Europe activated a team of Scientology Volunteer Ministers to help in the aftermath of...
Society

Chef fell into a pot of chicken soup and died

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An Iraqi chef died in an unusual accident last week when he fell into a pot of soup. The man received severe burns to large parts of his body, the Daily Mail reported.
Society

Do you know why the wine bottle has a concave bottom?

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If you are also a fan of the grape drink, then you have certainly had the impression that its bottom is concave. However, have you ever wondered what this is due to - is it consistent with the liquid inside or is it more of a standout design?
Fashion

A New Humanitarian Wave of Fashion is Hitting Social Media

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Wear The Peace is bringing out the humanity in fashion through a unique blend of political- and brand-focused posts on social media. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, UNITED STATES, July 15, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Wear The Peace is...
Society

Why you can‘t be friends with dolphins

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Texas wildlife experts urge people to stay away from dolphins, even if they're friendly themselves. Such a statement had to be made after a dolphin settled near the area of ​​the island of North Padre, south of Corpus Christi, which seemed to be making contact with people. Residents and tourists began to actively use this opportunity, swimming next to him, trying to jump and pet.
Society

Archaeologists find 13th century stone murder record in Scotland

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The restoration of a stone artifact from Dandrennan Abbey in Dumphis, Scotland has shown that it can depict the assassination of an abbot in the 13th century. According to The Scotsman, one of the figures depicted by the carving was with a dagger on his chest, while the other, smaller one, had a cut wound.
News

Cabaret vs Cancer announces a new Ambassador to celebrate 5th birthday

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14th July 2021 Established in 2016, Cabaret vs Cancer celebrate their 5th birthday during June and July 2021. Cabaret vs Cancer has awarded over £186,000 in grants to help people affected by cancer; to St Joseph’s...
Society

The incredible history of the sacred olive tree of the Acropolis

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You have certainly seen many olive trees in Greece, but there is one tree that is so sacred that it is said that its history can be traced back to the time when the goddess Athena personally planted it.
Society

The most dangerous fish in the world migrated off the Turkish coast

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Official figures point to serious problems with diversity in Turkey's ecosystem, with increasingly invasive new fish species now migrating and dominating the area. 540 "alien" species and 105 invasive species have been found in the seas around Turkey. The 2020 census by the Directorate for Nature Protection and Nature Parks shows that 14 species are among the most dangerous in the world.
Society

Banks are closing their branches to customers en masse

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65% of managers believe that the branch network model of banks will disappear in five years. This shows a report by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). The reason is the pandemic, which has accelerated the use of digital banking services among consumers of all ages, as well as the end of the traditional bank branch.
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