In the ever-shifting terrain of modern cinema, the proliferation of remakes has become a noteworthy trend. Among these, Mean Girls 2024: The Downfall of Remakes stands out as a striking example of the challenges and limitations faced by contemporary reimaginings of classic films. The original Mean Girls, released in 2004, remains a cultural touchstone for … [Read more…]
Pfizer/Flynn medicine monopoly and the NHS: A corporate exploitation of public resources in the United Kingdom
*** On July 21, 2022, the United Kingdom’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) fined pharmaceutical companies Pfizer Inc. and Flynn Pharma Limited £63 million and £6 million respectively. The fines levied against these companies are the result of them abusing their market position as a means to overcharge the UK National Health Service (NHS) for … [Read more…]
Manipal MET 2023 – Exam Date, Application Form Started, Eligibility
Manipal MET 2023 Application Form has been released on 5th October 2022. The exam takes place for admission in UG and PG programs offered by various MIT Manipal University Institutes. The MAHE MET exam will be held in Online Mode. Therefore, the candidates must look into the eligibility criteria before filling the MAHE MET 2023 … [Read more…]
What To Do With A Student –
by Terry Heick Say you’ve got some students. Two or 122. Doesn’t matter–they’re there. What should you do with them? Oh, lots. There is a lot to consider. First, you have to see them. Really see them for who they are, where they are. Not as test results, pending adults, nor as vessels for filling, or humanoids … [Read more…]
New to Buffer: Twitter Threads Scheduling
Every year, more than 30 Million tweets are scheduled through Buffer, making it the number one channel where Buffer users are scheduling their social media posts. As of today, we’re helping Buffer users take their planning to the next level — we’ve just released scheduling for Twitter threads so that anyone can easily schedule their … [Read more…]
“The Land of Promises” by Photographer Youqine Lefèvre
Photographer Youqine Lefèvre was one of six Chinese girls adopted to Belgian families in 1994. Born in Hunan Province and adopted at the age of eight months, Lefèvre’s relationship to China’s birth control and one-child policies is personal. In her recent photobook, “The Land of Promises,” published by The Eriskay Connection, she explores the repercussions … [Read more…]
HigherDOSE Review: Are Their Infrared Products Worth it?
When people talk about self-care, the first things that come to mind might include skincare, shopping, or doing a little aromatherapy with essential oils. All these are great for relaxing the body and spirit, but they’ve become ordinary and less special for many. But what if you could invest in something that will give you … [Read more…]
Watch a DNA Test Reunite a Dog with His Long Lost Mom
In the heartwarming tale of love and science intersecting, modern technology once again proves its worth. This time, it’s not about humans discovering their ancestry or long-lost relatives but about a furry friend finding his way back to his roots. Watch a DNA test reunite a dog with his long lost mom, and witness a … [Read more…]
Paris Olympics: Chinese Teens Exciting Social Media on Their Surfboards and Skateboards
The Paris Olympics: Chinese teens exciting social media on their surfboards and skateboards is a phenomenon that has captivated the global audience. As the countdown to the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris continues, a wave of youthful exuberance from China is making headlines, both in the sporting arenas and on social media platforms. The Rise … [Read more…]
Thailand Itinerary for 2 to 4 Weeks (North + South Highlights)
From the jungle-clad mountains in the north to the beach-lined islands in the south, Thailand is just filled with wonderful places. It’s quite a big country though, so if you want to sample all it has to offer within a few weeks, you’ll want to follow a good route. In this example itinerary, I’ll run … [Read more…]