Reignite Love for Your Partner
Melanie Curtin suggests a dialog tool which can reignite your love for your partner .
-DDLabels: Counseling, Love, Romance
Information Sources & Information Sifting Techniques
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Melanie Curtin suggests a dialog tool which can reignite your love for your partner .
-DDLabels: Counseling, Love, Romance
Chris Stokel-Walker applauds the Internet Archive for saving select web pages after they disappear from their original web server.
-DDLabels: document preservation, Internet Archive
Chloe Gray addresses hip pain that impairs walking. On the same topic, Priyankaa Joshi suggests stretching regimes which may prevent such pain.
-DDAlina Selyukh examines reports of "greedflation ." "Greedflation" is a term describing when grocery merchants raise prices to increase their profits. Alina finds that many of the price increases were directly or indirectly a result of the pandemic, and that prices show signs of being reined-in by consumer pushback and competitive forces.
-DDChristian Cawley provides detailed direction for harvesting data from undamaged old hard disks . These methods include:
Labels: Data access, Disk drives
Ed Bott offers options if your Windows 10 PC cannot be upgraded to Windows 11 when support for Windows 11 ends October, 2025 .
-DD.Labels: windows 10, Windows 11
Austin Meadows and Anis Rehman review the effects of oversleeping .
-DDLabels: Health, Sleep, Sleep deprivation
Lance Whitney offers suggestions to improve mobile phone security .
-DDLabels: mobile phones, security, Spyware
Chris Baraniuk recounts how electricity now powers some of the largest earthmovers and other large machines.
-DDLauren Leffer shares the research of Shimpei Ishiyama as to why humans are ticklish . This is a social bonding behaviour observed in humans and a few other social mammals.
-DDLabels: Social bonding, Tickling
Discover Magazine's Physics ArXiv Blog discusses the contemplations of Jieyu Zheng and Markus Meister about how the brain filters-out sensory information .
-DDThe U.S. Enironmental Protection Agency offers advice on electronics recycling .
-DDLabels: Electronics, Metals, Recycling
ISeeCars has created a list of the most durable vehicles available in the U.S. market .
-DDLabels: Vehicles
Pocket has curated a list of articles on the terrorist attacks September 11, 2001 .
-DDLabels: Remembrance, September 11 2021
Jonny Thomson explores the ethics of choosing of confrontation and quietism when a stressful discussion topic is raised.
-DDLabels: Confrontation, Silence
Melanie McReynolds pinpoints metabolic problems associated with human aging .
-DDLabels: Aging, Metabolism
Bedassa Tadesse writes about battling gender inequality in third-world nations with
needed financial and technical support.
Best practices include:
Labels: Development aid, education, gender bias, Women
Steve Wick reports that the American Chestnut is making a comeback after a blight killed about four billion trees. More information is available from the American Chestnut Foundation.
-DDLabels: American Chestnut, Genetic engineering
Ross Pomeroy summarizes the research of Jennifer Holland, an expert in how dogs communicate with humans .
-DDLabels: Animal communication, communication, Dogs
Darren Orf explains that global warming was the cause of the Permian Mass Extinction .
-DDLabels: Permian Extinction
Lewin Day discusses the potentially fatal impact of "wet bulb weather events", as well as remediation methods. Both Kenney et al. (2302) and Sara Chodosh have written on the same topic.
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