“Our suffering is equal. Yet I’m treated with sympathy; she is treated with hostility.” – Rodriguez on el-Wafi About the video From Ted.com: Phyllis Rodriguez is an artist, a teacher and a social justice activist. On September 11, 2001, her son Greg died in the attacks on the World Trade Center. Rodriguez and her husband wrote an open letter, “Not in Our Son’s Name,” calling on President Bush to oppose a military response in Afghanistan....
But the real question here is, what exactly is “Ultra Wideband”? Is this a must-have feature on my next smartphone? And what can I use it for? We’re going to aim to answer all of those questions in this article. And as UWB evolves, we will be updating this post. What is UWB? What is UWB? We’re going to get pretty technical here, so be prepared. Ultra-wideband, also called UWB for short, is a short-range, wireless communication protocol....
What is micellar shampoo exactly? The micellar shampoo is made up of micelles, tiny molecules that form when surfactants dissolve in water. These tiny micelles trap oil and other impurities and whisk them away from your scalp. Cool, right? ** Love Beauty and Planet has just released the Hydrating Dream Waters Collection which features water-to-foam formulas that wash away scalp build-up and impurities. The brand is also committing to offset 100% of the carbon footprint of the products’ carbon emissions through the purchase of carbon credits from verified projects that remove carbon emissions within two years....
WhatsApp is planning to turn your avatar into in-app stickers WhatsApp is planning to turn your avatar into in-app stickers This feature has been discovered in WhatsApp beta 2.22.21.3, for Android. It doesn’t seem to be widely accessible in that beta build either, at least according to reports, we haven’t tried it. Only some people seem to have access, though. Chances are this feature will roll out to other beta users really fast....
“But how can anxiety be a habit?” we may ask. It’s not something we do—it just seems to pop up, bringing our body and brain along for the ride—and most people who deal with frequent anxiety see it as a problem, rather than fulfilling a need. The answer lies in our brain’s built-in reward system. According to the latest research on habit change, anxiety hides in a habit loop that consists of a trigger, a behavior, and a result....
