Daily Archives: June 22, 2022

Komondor Dogs Were Bred To Guard…

Komondor Dogs Were Bred To Guard SheepsSource

5 Conversations To Have With Your Partner Before Marriage

Like everything in life, change and evolution happens over time—and marriage isn’t exempted from that change. Married couples face many challenges these days that previous generations never had to face. Just the recent developments in technology add a factor that influences relationships and marriage today. Because of these developments, couples deciding to get married need… Read More »

5 Strategies to Plan Ahead of a Business Crisis

Today, more than two years after the global onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, it seems many businesses are finally starting to see the light (or at least more light) at the end of the tunnel. Many of them have faced a business crisis and somehow managed to survive. At the same time, health officials are… Read More »

WTF Fun Fact 12737 – Ornamental Hermits

In the 18th century, wealthy people hired men to serve as ornamental hermits in their gardens. Click to read the full fact. The post WTF Fun Fact 12737 – Ornamental Hermits appeared first on WTF Fun Facts. Source

Saharan dust, not ‘chemtrails’, responsible for substance left behind by rain in Wales

A Facebook video claiming to show chemicals deposited by planes likely shows Saharan dust.Source

No evidence nutrients ‘reverse’ ADHD

Possible links between some nutrients and ADHD have been studied, but there’s no evidence they reverse it.Source

4 Types of Entrepreneurs: How to Know Which Type You Are

Your thoughts, experience, and career trajectory seem to be moving you toward various types of entrepreneurship, yet you wonder if you’re cut out for it. True, the potential rewards are great, personally and financially, but the pitfalls give you pause. You may already know that more than nine of every ten new businesses fail, and… Read More »

Average salary of workers involved in RMT national rail strike is not £44,000

Figures for the salary of rail workers mentioned by transport secretary Grant Shapps are not representative of those involved in the national rail strike.Source

Life Pro Tips of the Week – Part 305

Here are this week’s Life Pro Tips. 1. When your kids move out, tell them, that if they meet any hardship, they are welcome to come back at any time. It’s like an invisible security net that makes them feel more secure, knowing you have their back if something goes wrong. 2. Never send a…… Read More »

RMT exaggerates money ‘wasted’ on PPE and NHS Test and Trace

Funding the NHS for years would cost far more than the total amount spent—let alone “wasted”—on PPE and Test and Trace during the pandemic.Source

25 Uplifting Headlines of the Week – Part 276

Here are this week’s uplifting headlines. 1-5 Uplifting Headlines of the Week 1. Tokyo passes a law to recognize same-sex partnerships. – Source 2. Extinct ‘fantastic giant tortoise’ found alive on the Galápagos Islands. – Source 3. Same-sex marriage support in the US inches up to a new high of 71%. – Source 4. The…… Read More »