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Former hacker reveals how to spot hidden cameras in hotel rooms

Hotels and Airbnbs have their own catalogue of horror stories. From accommodation being cancelled upon arrival to owners inviting themselves around for a spontaneous snack – all the way to creepy (and possibly illegal) incidents where cameras have been found disguised in household objects. A former hacker turned to TikTok to teach his 117K followers users … Tiếp tục đọc

For a longer, stronger life

Original title : “A longevity expert shares the diet, exercise and sleep rules he lives by for a longer, stronger life : These are ‘non-negotiable‘” Sergey Young, Contributor Thanks to today’s advanced research and new innovations, it’s more than possible for us to live longer, stronger and healthier lives. While life expectancy in the U.S. dropped … Tiếp tục đọc

How to remember what you read

It happens all the time. You read an amazing book, one so packed with wisdom that you think it’s going to change your life forever. Then…it doesn’t. Why? Because when you’re finally in a situation where you could use its insights, you’ve completely forgotten them. Time is our most valuable resource, so we shouldn’t waste … Tiếp tục đọc

Zoo bans woman having ‘affair’ with chimpanzee from seeing him

By Sara Santora A woman in Belgium has reportedly been banned from visiting the chimpanzees at a local zoo after developing a close bond with one of them. According to zoo officials, her “affair” with the primate was preventing him from bonding with the other chimps, reports ATV. Multiple outlets report that Adie Timmermans has been … Tiếp tục đọc

From Saigon to Kabul : Biden’s response to Vietnam echoes in his views of Afghanistan withdrawal

By Annie Linskey Two weeks before Saigon fell in April 1975, a 32-year-old Joe Biden was among the senators summoned to the White House for a top-secret briefing on the crisis in Vietnam. Though just a freshman, Biden gave the president a clear message: The situation in Vietnam was hopeless, and the United States should … Tiếp tục đọc

Why more women are deciding not to have kids

by Harmeet Kaur, CNN Dyanna Volek was never someone who dreamed of becoming a mother. From an early age, she knew deep down that she didn’t want children. Maybe it stemmed from seeing her mother sacrifice her dream of becoming a flight attendant and work three jobs to raise two kids alone. Or maybe it … Tiếp tục đọc

Why Hasselblad Cameras Are So Expensive

Hasselblad cameras have taken some of the most iconic photos of the 20th century. From the first moon landing, to The Beatless crossing Abbey Road, and portraits of Marilyn Monroe. But the company has gained a reputation for having extremely expensive cameras. Hasselblad’s H6D-100c camera costs over $30,000. But its cameras weren’t always this expensive. … Tiếp tục đọc

How an Oregon blaze became the nation’s largest fire

Sergio Olmos, Henry Fountain and Simon Romero / The New York Times Bly, Ore. – Smoke smeared the sky gray. A tractor-style logging machine sat abandoned and charred in a field. Hundreds of firefighters raced across miles and miles of forest land, often outnumbering the populations of the small towns that speckle southern Oregon. A … Tiếp tục đọc

Teens snap selfie at exact moment they’re struck by lightning

Jason Schneider – july 16. 2021 Three teens posed to take a selfie together when lightning struck the trio. That exact moment was captured on camera. Originally reported by the BBC, Rachel, Isobel, and Andrew Jobson were out for a bike ride when they paused under a tree near Hampton Court Palace in South London earlier this … Tiếp tục đọc

‘Eyes of Hate’ captured in portrait of Nazi politician by Jewish photographer

Michael Zhang In September 1933, LIFE magazine photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt traveled to Geneva to document a meeting of the League of Nations. One of the political figures at the gathering was Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels, one of Hitlers most devout underlings and a man who became known for his “homicidal anti-Semitism.” Eisenstaedt was a German-born Jew. Not knowing this … Tiếp tục đọc

10 lessons Josef Koudelka has taught me about street photography

Eric Kim To me, Josef Koudelka is one of the most brilliant photographers out there and a true master of black and white. Not only does his work carry a strong sense of composition, form, and geometry but they also carry an emotional impact. His photos are raw, gritty, and show both the hope and melancholy of life. … Tiếp tục đọc

Drinking coffee of any type cuts risk for liver problems, study says

by Sandee LaMotte, CNN Drinking up to three or four cups of caffeinated or decaffeinated coffee a day reduces your risk of developing and dying from chronic liver diseases, a new study found. Coffee drinkers were 21% less likely to develop chronic liver disease, 20% less likely to develop chronic or fatty liver disease, and … Tiếp tục đọc

What life was like in medieval castles

by Shanell Mouland Don’t be fooled by all the films that portray medieval castle life as an embarrassment of riches. Living in medieval castles wasn’t just about indulging in non-stop feasts, being entertained by jesters, and watching flamboyant jousts. Castle life, even for the upper class, would not have been all that glamorous. Dark and gloomy rooms, lit and heated by suffocatingly smoky fires, … Tiếp tục đọc

Why electric cars are so much heavier than regular cars

By Peter Valdes-Dapena, CNN Business Batteries are heavy. That’s why, generally, electric cars weigh considerably more than otherwise similar gasoline-powered vehicles. Take the GMC Hummer EV, for instance. The Edition 1 version, which has lots of batteries for additional driving range and power, weighs over 9,000 pounds. That’s roughly three times the weight of a Honda Civic. … Tiếp tục đọc

The mysterious origin of the northern lights has been proven

by Jennifer Gray, CNN meteorologist The aurora borealis, or northern lights, could easily be described as Earth’s greatest light show. A phenomenon that’s exclusive to the higher latitudes has had scientists in awe and wonder for centuries.The mystery surrounding what causes the northern lights has been speculated but never proven, until now. The great aurora … Tiếp tục đọc

FDA approves ‘Game Changer’ weight loss drug, Likely first in a new era of obesity treatment

by Ed Cara On Friday, the Food and Drug Administration approved a new injectable medication for treating obesity—one shown to help people lose a significant amount of weight in clinical trials when taken regularly. The drug, called Wegovy, may just signal a new era in obesity treatment. Wegovy will be approved for chronic weight management in adults … Tiếp tục đọc

Study finds tai chi is a surprisingly effective way to shed belly fat

by Brittany A. Roston The internal Chinese martial art practice commonly referred to as tai chi may be just as good as regular aerobic and weight training exercise when it comes to shedding belly fat, according to a new study from UCLA and multiple other international universities. The study involved middle-aged and older adults who … Tiếp tục đọc

Does walking really count as cardio?

by Beth Skwarecki Walking is an easy way to get some exercise in your day, and it delivers mental health benefits as well. I’m one of the many people who added daily walks to my routine during the pandemic, and they improved my life so much I don’t intend to stop. But does walking do … Tiếp tục đọc

Android artist – Humanoid robot draws ‘self’ portrait

Dear lord, they’re learning! Humanoid robot sketches a ‘self’ portrait… Robotic artist Ai-Da is exhibiting ‘her’ biggest show yet at London’s Design Museum. The organic mind behind the idea created the android artist to provoke talks about the future of AI and robotics. RT UK is a channel based in London covering British news and … Tiếp tục đọc

Everything You Wanted To Know About Contrast

by Ivor Rackham Contrast means so much more than the separation of light and dark. Understanding the different types of contrast can train our photographic eyes and improve our Images. We usually think of contrast as the difference between the darkest and brightest parts of the photo, in other words, the separation of tones. The more … Tiếp tục đọc

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