Email is one of the most effective communication methods in business because it enables professionals to relay information to readers quickly. Sometimes, emails can contain mistakes when they’re sent, which often results in the need to send another, informing readers to disregard the previous email. Understanding how to send an email asking readers to disregard an email can… Read More »
Many people wonder what Heaven will be like. But work is probably the last thing you think of when you imagine Heaven. After all, doesn’t the Bible describe Heaven, that eternal destination for all true believers in Jesus Christ, as a place of rest? How could there possibly be work in a place of rest? The truth is… Read More »
Our Chicken Samosas make for an appetizing side dish or snack for any occasion. Dawn Foods Chicken Samosas contain a filling of shredded chicken meat, vegetables and a special blend of spices stuffed inside a triangular crispy pastry shell. INGREDIENTS Flour patti, chicken, fresh onion, green chilli, table salt and mixed spices. HOW TO COOK For air frying: Preheat… Read More »
The medical community defines constipation as a reduction in bowel movements or difficulty passing stools. People who are constipated may have: A person may also notice small streaks of bright red blood in the stools or on the toilet paper after wiping. Everyone’s bowel habits are different, but people who are constipated usually have fewer than three bowel movements per… Read More »
Parents have always looked to their gardens and pantries to treat common infant illness. Today, the use of complementary and alternative remedies is common not just in adults but also children. Whether it’s a nip of prune juice to relieve constipation or an oatmeal bath to soothe itchy dry skin, natural remedies offer inexpensive strategies to ease uncomfortable symptoms. But not… Read More »
The writer Michel de Nostredame, better known as Nostradamus, is widely known as a French physician, astrologer and prophet. Nostradamus remains famous over four hundred years after his death mostly for a 1555 book he wrote titled “Centuries,” a collection of one thousand quatrains (four-line rhyming verses) which are said to foretell the future. Depending on which source you… Read More »
Cycling is incredibly popular worldwide, and as we move towards a fully green economy, that popularity will only grow. Cycling is an efficient way to avoid traffic on a hectic commute and is great for the environment. How many bicycles are there worldwide? Although this question is quite challenging to answer accurately, there were roughly 1 billion bicycles… Read More »
During live talks, we have asked our audiences a critical question: Why is nature so important to human beings? Surprisingly, people have found it extremely hard to answer this fundamental question. So we put the same question out on social media, and guess what happened? It went viral and the responses came flooding in! We have created an infographic… Read More »
How do you relate smiling and happiness? Why do we smile? Is it to express joy or is it the opposite? Does happiness come from smiling? There are many theories on how smiling and happiness are related. There seems to be quite a bit of debate surrounding this topic. Some believe that smiling and happiness go hand in… Read More »
Who eats the most meat? We see a clear link with wealth when looking at patterns of meat consumption across the world. In 2013, the most recent year available, the US and Australia topped the tables for annual meat consumption. Alongside New Zealand and Argentina, both countries topped more than 100kg per person, the equivalent to about 50… Read More »