The cozy gold pink colors of the popular ductile metal inspire a whole series of red hair colors we describe as coppers. Metal tones of hair colors have ended up being the new pattern in pigtail hairstyles. As well as we have actually seen multiple tones of gold, silver even climbed gold in a range of hairstyles. Even… Read More »
What really is an inferiority complex? And do you have one? On this page, I’ll reveal several little-known symptoms of an inferiority complex, so you can test and see if you have this deep-seated problem. Along the way, I’ll also give you some practical tips and insights for how to overcome the feeling of inferiority. When you were a baby, you were inferior. I… Read More »
There are many different types of bread, which people make in different ways, using a variety of ingredients. Examples include whole-grain bread, sweetened bread, cornbread, leavened and unleavened bread, flatbread, sourdough, sprouted grain bread, soda bread, and many more. Some types of bread are more nutritious than others, but how do people make a healthful choice? This article… Read More »
What do women want? When you know what women want from men it is much easier to navigate relationships. There are 5 things that men must know about women. Women desire to “feel” these things, not just know them logically. In her book, For Men Only, author Shaunti Feldhahn goes into great depth addressing these five, and a few others… Read More »
The things that make ghusl obligatory are six things. If one of them happens then the Muslim has to do ghusl. 1 – Emission of maniy (semen) from its exit in the male or female, which happens either when one is awake or when one is asleep. If it is emitted when one is awake, there is the… Read More »
If somebody dies at home unexpectedly and they are alone, it is called an unattended death. Because body decomposition begins as soon as the person dies, it is imperative to be aware of the potential health hazards that come with finding a dead body in a residence. Bodies that aren’t discovered for days can quickly decompose, especially in warm climates, causing bodily… Read More »
While legitimate children were seen as the property of the father, illegitimate children were seen as the property of no one. Such a child was nullius filius and had no legal relationship with his or her parents. The early bastardy laws were aimed at preventing illegitimate children from becoming a charge on the community—and attempted to do so by punishing… Read More »
Women will cry 4,680 times over their adult lifetime — more than twice as much as men, a study has found. Sad TV shows or books, tiredness and arguments with their partner mean the average woman will cry six times a month — or 72 times a year. In comparison, men will shed a tear just three times… Read More »
I am one of several department chairs at a proprietary college. Since I have been here, we have had four people rotate in and out of the dean’s position; the most recent having been marched from the building yesterday. We have had every leadership style from overbearing micromanagement to completely oblivious apathy. When considering applicants for this position,… Read More »
Complicated grief is a recently recognized condition that occurs in about 7% of bereaved people. People with this condition are caught up in rumination about the circumstances of the death, worry about its consequences, or excessive avoidance of reminders of the loss. Unable to comprehend the finality and consequences of the loss, they resort to excessive avoidance of… Read More »