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Liberian FaithVonic artist fights pandemic through musical education

Faith Vonic is a 25 years old Afropop and “Hipco'' (HipHop) Female Artist born and raised in Liberia, West Africa. She started singing at the age of 10 at her school and covering various...

Matthew Nimetz: Identity cannot be negotiated

The uniqueness of the Macedonian language is universally recognized and confirmed at the UN, says former mediator in the dispute between Greece and the Republic of Northern Macedonia over the country's name, Matthew Nimetz. In an interview with Channel 5, when asked about the relations between Sofia and Skopje, he explained that for the Greek side the problem was not in the identity, but in the name, and this is already a different dispute.

WHAT IS CULTURE? INSIGHTS INTO A KEY DRIVER OF BEHAVIOUR

This white paper aims to explore the different components of culture and behaviours, and how it impacts the way we see the world, from health outcomes and the perception of chronic conditions, to environmental concerns and the aging process. With insights from various experts, we looked into how industries are embracing different cultures and using culture as a tool to create a more connected world.

G Train, Thierry Gauguin, the train for billionaires and what the “castle on rails” has to offer

But in order to become a preferred vehicle for people with great financial means, who have the convenience of traveling by private plane, the train must offer something more. And everything we could think of is gathered in an impressive new project.

6 ways to deal with a very sensitive child

If your child has emotional outbursts in public, do not try to suppress his feelings by telling him to stop whining. Accept these emotions and talk to your child about them. Sit next to him and try to understand why he feels that way, but don't try to offer a quick solution. What you can do is teach him how to work with his emotions when he is in a public place so as not to create awkward situations.

Morrisons employee leads nationwide protests calling for action on chicken cruelty

Photo by: Igualdad Animal Doug Maw, a Morrisons employee facing disciplinary action for taking part in an animal welfare campaign, is spearheading more than a dozen protests taking place at Morrisons supermarkets across the country...

Warning of monstrous goldfish in the United States

A city in the US state of Minnesota has warned people not to release their unwanted domestic fish into the wild after finding giant goldfish in a nearby lake.

The moon may be the cause of more frequent floods

According to scientists, in the next decade the orbit of the moon will change to such an extent that it will have a more serious impact on the tides. Coastal areas will be the main victims of this, and they can expect a "drastic increase" in floods, scientists warn.

Which traits do we inherit from the mother and which from the father?

Attention Capacity If your mother has lower levels of serotonin, the pleasure hormone, you are more likely to develop attention deficit hyperactivity disorder later in life, according to a study published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry. Genes that are passed from mother to child also appear to affect serotonin production, which affects your ability to focus.

The reason for the beauty of Romanesco vegetables revealed

An international team of scientists has revealed the secret of the amazing shape of Romanesco broccoli - its roses are arranged this way because they are buds that have not bloomed, DPA reported.

Jo’s going for a personal best as she raises tinnitus awareness

46-year-old Jo Nemits from Warrington will be completing the virtual London Marathon on 3 October 2021 for the British Tinnitus Association (BTA), a charity that is close to her heart which supports those living...

French Impressionism inspired CHANEL’s latest collection

Emblematic French artists "came to life" in the latest haute couture collection of CHANEL, which was presented during the Paris Fashion Week.

INSTITUTE OF HOSPITALITY CHAIR AND CEO NAMED ROOM TO REWARD AMBASSADORS

Room to Reward are delighted to announce Kellie Rixon MBE and Robert Richardson, Chair and CEO of the Institute of Hospitality, as the latest figures to join the charity as Ambassadors. The Institute have...

Disabled War Veteran Sends Heart Wrenching Video To PM

Army Veteran, Nick Wilson, has sent an emotional and heart wrenching video message to the PM, where he asks Boris Johnson MP, “Prime Minister, what is the point fighting my addictions, fighting my pain,...

The Prince of Monaco and his wife remain separated on their anniversary

Prince Albert of Monaco feared that his "restrained" wife Charlene would not cope with life in the spotlight and comparisons with his mother Grace Kelly, a royal correspondent told the Daily Mail.

What to do when meeting a bear face to face?

One very important thing is that, in fact, people who visit the mountains need to be literate about where they are going, which has been a big problem in recent years. Everyone thinks that the mountain is something wonderful and wonderful, with flowers and herbs, where he can do whatever he wants. In fact, this is not the case. This mountain has its own life and rules that we must follow.

Are children born by cesarean section different?

Today, more and more children are born by cesarean section. This "unnatural" way of giving birth saves lives, but like any operation, it poses risks to the mother and fetus. Therefore, we must leave ourselves...

DISCOVERY OF ANTIDOTE FOR LOCKDOWN BLUES BY JIVE BAND

The multi award-winning and UK’s number one jive and swing band, The Jive Aces have just released their brand new music video "Bad News" on Sunday 8th August as part of their official Summertime...

Stop buying toys! Take your children on a field trip

Christmas, birthday, name day, completion of the second term or simply because it is Saturday - the occasions to enrich your child's material entertainment collection are inexhaustible. Imagine how much of the family treasury is devoted entirely to these cyclical investments, which in most cases will not even be appreciated or will maintain the interest of its small recipient for no more than a week.

With a small child at sea – the risks outweigh the benefits

Parents always think about the good of the child: we will take him to the sea, to breathe fresh air, to harden. But when the child is very small, especially in infancy, you run the risk of getting into a lot of trouble.

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

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...

Nikola Tesla was born on July 10, 1856 – the genius of electricity and PR

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.

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

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.

Lynette’s Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge

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...

What is lifeguard syndrome and how to respond to compulsive help

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.
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