We often think of memories like the contents of a museum: static exhibits that we view to understand the present and prepare for the future.
The latest research, however, suggests they are more like well-thumbed library books that wear and change…
Author: admin
-
9 Travel Products We’re Not Buying in 2026
Out with the old, in with the new: 2026 is right around the corner, giving us all a chance to start fresh and set our sights on what the future might hold. This season is also a great time to reflect on the year prior and let go of the things…
Continue Reading
-
So Long, GPT-5. Hello, Qwen
On a drizzly and windswept afternoon this summer, I visited the headquarters of Rokid, a startup developing smart glasses in Hangzhou, China. As I chatted with engineers, their words were swiftly translated from Mandarin to English, and then…
Continue Reading
-
New image reveals 3I/ATLAS’s unusual energy activity as it speeds toward Jupiter
Recent intriguing images of 3I/ATLAS have captured the…
Continue Reading
-
Study of CO2 capture by synthesized composite and modelling with machine learning and response surface methodology
Heydari-Gorji, A., Yang, Y. & Sayari, A. Effect of the pore length on CO2 adsorption over amine-modified mesoporous silicas. Energy Fuels 25(9), 4206–4210 (2011).
Ibrahim, H. M. & Klingner,…
Continue Reading
-
Inquiry at Dorset Council over Bridport retirement complex
A planning inquiry will be held in January to decide if a retirement complex should be built after the proposal was rejected by a council.
Churchill Living’s development would include 48 apartments, 25 cottages, communal facilities and car parking…
Continue Reading
-
Pakistan achieved new global recognition in 2025: Dar – RADIO PAKISTAN
- Pakistan achieved new global recognition in 2025: Dar RADIO PAKISTAN
- Lay of the land Dawn
- 2025: The Year Pakistan Stepped Back into the Spotlight The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific Current Affairs Magazine
- Trump’s Anti-India, Pro-Pakistan Stance…
Continue Reading
-
‘Families can save £200 a month at Hull community shop’
The group said profits from the shop would be reinvested into a community hub, which aims to support members to learn new skills.
Meanwhile, a community kitchen and cafe sells breakfasts and lunches for £1.50, along with free children’s meals all year round.
Carol Redfern and her mum were among those enjoying refreshments.
She said: “To be able to come here and get quality food cheaper, it means a lot.
“My mum lives with me, she is disabled, so we are not on a lot of money.
“You can come here and have something to eat and the kids eating free is brilliant.”
Continue Reading
-
WhatsApp Introduces Contact Info Pages Through Profile Icons in Group Chats
WhatsApp is continuing to improve the way users interact in group chats by expanding the role of profile icons. Earlier, WhatsApp introduced profile icons in group conversations to help users easily identify who is sending messages. This…
Continue Reading
-
Treasury to cover Bayeux Tapestry loan to UK for estimated £800m
The Treasury is set to insure the Bayeux Tapestry against damage for an estimated £800m while it is on loan to the British Museum next year.
The 70m-long embroidery depicting the Battle of Hastings in 1066 will travel from France to London as…
Continue Reading