Deadness in the hands and feet can be a troubling impression that influences day to day exercises and generally speaking personal satisfaction. This condition, otherwise called paresthesia, happens when there is a disturbance in the typical capability of nerves, prompting a deficiency of sensation or shivering in the impacted regions. While infrequent deadness might be innocuous, tireless or… Read More »
Toothaches can be a distressing experience, particularly when they involve the molar teeth. Molar teeth, located at the back of the mouth, are essential for grinding food, and pain in these teeth can significantly impact daily activities. Understanding the causes of molar teeth pain and exploring effective home remedies can help alleviate discomfort and prevent further dental issues.… Read More »
1) Successful People Take risks Successful people don’t sit on the side lines day dreaming. They DO what they think about. They aren’t afraid to get stuck in and take risks. Many ventures in life will never be 100% safe or guaranteed. Don’t let risk stop you. Get out there and see what happens. What have you got… Read More »
This month’s interview is about changing the social stigma of divorce. I am interviewing a beautiful 40-year-old woman. She studied criminology and works as an outpatient counsellor. In a world without corona, she likes to eat with friends and family, dance, learn to make snacks that she also likes, and she enjoys watching horror movies and documentaries about… Read More »
Also known as maize (Zea mays), corn is one of the world’s most popular cereal grains. It’s the seed of a plant in the grass family, native to Central America but grown in countless varieties worldwide. Popcorn and sweet corn are popular varieties, but refined corn products are also widely consumed, frequently as ingredients in processed food. These… Read More »
Antarctica, the world’s southernmost and fifth largest continent. Its landmass is almost wholly covered by a vast ice sheet. Often described as a continent of superlatives, Antarctica is not only the world’s southernmost continent. It is also the world’s highest, driest, windiest, coldest, and iciest continent. Antarctica is about 5.5 million square miles (14.2 million square km) in size, and thick ice covers… Read More »
Happy Friday! I had an opportunity to hit my 40th country this week, Greece. There are many reasons to visit, from learning more about Greek methodology, seeing archaeological sites, submerging in the culture or the food! I visited Greece for all the above. I met some incredible people and knew some folks already, so I was pretty grateful… Read More »
What do the U.S. dollar, South African rand, the British pound, Indian rupee, Japanese yen and Chinese yuan have in common? They are among the currencies being used in Zimbabwe as a solution to the country’s problems with hyperinflation. Since 2009, Zimbabwe has used other currencies in lieu of its own, which it abandoned after hyperinflation of more than 5,000… Read More »
There are days when I crave Jalebis so much that I end up looking for recipes. It is virtually impossible to find one on the internet or at least one worth trying. A friend of mine has been begging me for a recipe for years now and the least I can do is let you know of the… Read More »
This is a delicious traditional German dessert-type dish that your kids will love! It’s a sweet semolina pudding served with anything from applesauce to ground cinnamon and sugar. You can adjust the amount of sugar to your preferred sweetness. Ingredients Directions