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Maize of Color
First published in Short Edition, July 2020, 1st place community winner of Color it in America short fiction contest During the time of the ancient world in this land, the color was a gift of light granted to us to determine the vitality of plants, animals, and the weather. What our eyes would not see our ears would hear by listening to sound and our skin would feel the radiant heat of the sun:
Tony MartelloPublished 20 minutes ago in Humans5 Sensitive Zodiac Signs Who Are Easily Hurt by Other People's Words
Zodiac signs or astrology are often an interesting topic of conversation for many people. Some people feel that a person's character and traits can be influenced by the position of the stars at the time of their birth. Although it is true that environmental influences and personal temperament also influence a person's level of sensitivity in responding to words or other people.
Gomed Stone Benefits for Marriage
Hessonite, also known as Gomed, is a captivating gemstone revered for its astrological significance and myriad benefits, especially concerning marriage. In the realm of Vedic astrology, Gomed is associated with the planet Rahu, known as the North Node of the Moon. Rahu holds a significant place in astrological charts, and its influence is believed to impact various aspects of life, including relationships and marriage.
Airport taxis Warwick
Welcome aboard, fellow travellers. If you've ever landed at an airport with the mind-boggling dilemma of how to get to your next destination comfortably, you're not alone. That’s where Airport taxis Warwick comes into play, acting as your trusty steed in the world of airport transfers.
Airport ExrpessPublished about 4 hours ago in HumansLessons from a Broken Friendship
A few years ago, in the dead of night, I got a message from a friend. She was in a bad place, pouring out her heart about the chaos consuming her life — troubles with her boyfriend, the impending loss of a family member, and feeling like everything was falling apart.
Amanda DoylePublished about 6 hours ago in HumansBehind the Menu: The Rise of KitchenConfidentials and New York’s Quiet Culinary Revolution
In the labyrinthine kitchens of New York City, where the clang of pots and the hiss of steam form a symphony of their own, a quiet revolution brews, not of cuisine, but of candor. Here, amidst the frenetic dance of line cooks and the artful orchestration of chefs, lies the beating heart of KitchenConfidentials — a burgeoning digital refuge for the voices often drowned out by the sizzle of the grill. This online platform, which empowers restaurant workers to anonymously review their workplaces, is not merely transforming the dialogue around the dining industry; it is redefining the very ethos of how food is served and prepared in the city that never sleeps.
Hank SmithPublished about 16 hours ago in HumansI Kicked Out My DIL Because She Disrespected Me, and My Son Is on Her Side
I Kicked Out My DIL Because She Disrespected Me, and My Son Is on Her Side “I’m a relatively young mother-in-law, just 36 years old. I had my children at a young age, and I’ve been fortunate that my husband’s successful career allows me to be a stay-at-home mom. After my kids grew up a bit, my husband and I decided I would focus on homemaking and community involvement,” Susan shared with us.
Kure GarbaPublished about 16 hours ago in Humans"Captivated by Destiny: A Tale of Love, Desire, and Redemption"
Anglina, a striking model with a lean body, found herself ensnared in the labyrinth of her own desires. Heroin, her clandestine companion, whispered promises of control over her voracious appetite, but its grasp only tightened with time. Despite her outward beauty, her inner turmoil manifested in visible nerves, yet her slender neck and captivating jawline held an allure that drew admirers like moths to a flame.
Exploring the Ability to Fool People Easily
Examining the Capability to Deceive . The art of deceit is a fascinating skill that is woven into the complex fabric of human interactions. People who have the ability to deceive others have impacted history, held positions of power, and occasionally even changed the direction of entire nations. But what is it in some people that makes it so easy for them to trick others? And why are some people more susceptible to deceit than others?
Kazi Hasebul Hasan NaimePublished about 17 hours ago in HumansCelebrating Neurodiversity: Study Showcases a New Perspective on The Evolutionary Advantage of ADHD
On February 21st, 2024, a research article on ADHD was published in The Proceedings of the Royal Society B by a global team of biologists and neuroscientists. The article in question, titled “Attention deficits linked with a proclivity to explore while foraging”, highlighted an incredible trend: participants in their study who screened positively for ADHD were more likely to explore an environment when foraging, instead of exploiting a single source of a resource like their neurotypical counterparts.
Olivia L. DobbsPublished about 17 hours ago in HumansWhat I Do When Kunle Does Things I Don't Like in His Music - Simi
Nigerian singer Simi is opening up about life being married to a fellow singer and answering the question of what happens when either he makes a career decision she doesn't like, or vice versa. Here's what Simi had to say about how they handle this when it happens.
Jide OkonjoPublished about 18 hours ago in Humanswhat are the characteristics of the deadliest Knives in the world
The Anatomy of Deadly Blades When examining the world's deadliest knives, it is essential to understand the specific features and characteristics that contribute to their lethality. From the blade design to the handle construction, each component plays a crucial role in determining the knife's effectiveness as a weapon.
Mai SophiaPublished a day ago in Humans