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This requires implementing the right change management training for managers. Through this blog, let’s uncover change management training for managers, areas addressed in the training, the importance of the training, and the best strategies for implementation. Read on! What is Change Management? Organizations face change for a multitude of reasons that can be internal or external such as technological advancements, market conditions, organizational restructuring such as mergers, acquisitions, and expansions, new laws, and crises like pandemics, natural disasters, and cyberattacks. However, 43% of employees suggest that “their place of work is not prepared to effectively managing change.” (Source: Oak Engage’s…
Climate change is real, and it cannot be solved by mere tree-planting activities that end up only as photo documentation. It demands real solutions, not ghost projects. When development is framed solely for the benefit of the economy at the expense of the environment, what does it look like? When forests are converted into subdivisions and sacred mountains are transformed into mining sites, what will be left as playgrounds for the kids? When communities are displaced, people put at risk, and large-scale mining corporations take ownership and become supreme while communities become squatters on their own land—where do we stand? These…
Thanks to Grace at DBG and PlantSelect.If you know anyone new to this, which is basically essential in rock gardening and dry/native plantings, please pass this on to them. If you aren’t a believe, try it. I dare you.Pink flip-flops optional. [Disclaimer: The content in this RSS feed is automatically fetched from external sources. All trademarks, images, and opinions belong to their respective owners. We are not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of third-party content.] Source link
This summer I started experimenting with using watercolors in the hope to start doing more drawing while out hiking and birdwatching:Great EgretRed-footed BoobyGiraffatitan brancai sketchGiraffatitan brancai + watercolorsI also used Inktober this year to practice a bit as well, and thought I’d cross post some of those paintings here:Red KnotRavenThalassodromeus sethiHelmeted Hornbill [Disclaimer: The content in this RSS feed is automatically fetched from external sources. All trademarks, images, and opinions belong to their respective owners. We are not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of third-party content.] Source link
Gratitude is one of the underrated forces in nature. Gratitude is the turning away from the sense of having nothing to the supreme outlook that in fact one has everything — and that one is thankful for the fact that they have everything they have. I was just speaking with a client who started the conversation by saying, “I don’t have a job, I’m so poor, and I don’t have enough savings.” It took me fifteen attempts to gently wean her mind from negative thoughts toward a sense of gratitude — thankfulness for the food, the clothing, the house, the…
Unlocking Holistic Wellness: 10 Reasons to Take an Ayurveda Training Introduction: In a fast-paced world dominated by modern medicine, the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda is making a remarkable resurgence. Originating in India over 5,000 years ago, Ayurveda is a holistic system of medicine that emphasizes the balance of mind, body, and spirit for overall well-being. If you’re considering a path towards wellness, here are ten compelling reasons why you should embark on an Ayurveda training journey. 1-Holistic Healing Approach: Ayurveda is not merely a system of treating ailments; it is a way of life that promotes holistic healing. An Ayurveda…
It isn’t often that a book series written by a conservative Catholic goes viral on BookTok and BookTube.One of the series’ boldest thematic choices… has to do with what the protagonist believes God has sent him to do: To wipe out an alien race.But after nearly getting canceled due to low sales, Christopher Ruocchio’s Sun Eater series has become a surprise hit, garnering tens of thousands of raving reviews, and even boasting a “Best of BookTok” badge on Amazon. Nor can this be chalked up to the author hiding his faith. The longer the series goes on, the more theological…
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As many of TPP’s reader know Magnolia’s and nagnoliid flowers are a great favorite. The collection includes two species of big-leafed magnolia, M. tripetala and M. megaphylla (var. aschii). Both have leaves that are routinely more than 20 inches long. The Asche magnolia also has really big flowers 9-10 inches across and it flowers when quite small and young if polar vortexes stay away. Here’s the flower some 9″ across and it was about 4′ above the ground. This one gets some protection by growing fairly close to our house. It is the Ashe variety (native to the FL pan handle)…
I flew past Mount Everest in 2016. Her perfectly shaped snow-capped summit jutting out of the fluffy white clouds on my Bhutan flight back to Nepal. The sight of this incredible mountain captivated me immediately. My nose pressed up against the tiny plane window, mouth gaping, eyes wide and heart beating fast. From that moment I knew at some point in my life I wanted to stand at the base of her and look her square in the eye. Most people will travel to see Everest from Nepal. The trek to that basecamp is very popular but ironically I’ve read…
Beautiful Rituals For The Pagan New Year… In late October and early November, witches, Wiccans and pagans around the world celebrate Samhain, the third and final harvest and the onset of winter. Samhain is typically celebrated from sunset on October 31 to sunset November 1, approximately halfway through Scorpio Season. Some consider it the new year and the end of the harvest season. So, what are the rituals you can partake in? 5 Ideas To Bring You Into Alignment With The Season 1. Transform! Be In Disguise… This is the holiday when the “veil between worlds” is considered to be at…
Golden NogMakes 4 servings This recipe was shared by Bailey Nolting, for NAMA. It’s a lovely, festive way to get your daily dose of golden turmeric. Ingredients1 cup raw cashews4 pitted medjool dates 1 teaspoon coconut oil or ghee1 teaspoon vanilla extract1/4 teaspoon turmeric1/8 teaspoon cinnamon1/8 teaspoon fresh grated nutmegPinch of pink saltOptional: Pomegranate InstructionsSoak cashews in hot water 15 minutes. Rinse until water drains clear. Put cashews in blender with 1 1/2 cups water, and all the rest of the ingredients. Blend on high 3-4 mins depending on blender power. Blending on high speed for a few minutes will…
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If you’re looking for magic in your life, look no further than vegetative propagation. Take a snip off a shrub, do a few nips and tucks, plant it, water it, and soon you’ll have a carbon copy of the plant you chopped it from. Amazing! Imagine if humans could do such a thing? Actually, it’s probably good we can’t. Nancy Shaw Some plants propagate best by seed, others by cuttings. The main benefit of cuttings is that the new plant will be an exact genetic copy of the parent plant, whereas seeds are not always true to form. Propagation via…
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5. How to Use Fruits and Dairy ProperlyAyurveda doesn’t say you can never enjoy fruits or dairy — it simply teaches us how to use them wisely so they work with your digestion, not against it. The key is understanding timing, quantity, and compatibility.1. Eat fruits aloneFruits digest very quickly, usually within 30–60 minutes. They are best eaten on an empty stomach or between meals, never immediately after heavy foods. This prevents fermentation and allows their nutrients to be absorbed properly.2. Take milk separatelyMilk digests more slowly and requires a calm, clean digestive environment. It is best taken alone or…
ISKCON Published on March 3rd, 2026 | by Madhudvisa dasa At its annual meetings, ISKCON’s Governing Body Commission (GBC) discussed a core issue, the qualifications of guru. In a quiet, but radical move it was accepted that women could be gurus in ISKCON. In the Vaisnava tradition, to which ISKCON belongs, the guru is a vital part of the spiritual life of the devotee. In ISKCON’s history, a number of gurus have deviated from the high standards expected of them and this has caused much grief amongst their disciples and…
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Flightless birds show a deterministic reduction in keel size and sternum curvature as body mass increases. When birds give up flight, they don’t just change their feathers or wings—they rebuild their very bones. A new study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution (2025) reveals a striking and consistent rule: flightless birds from across the tree of life evolve smaller, flatter breastbones in a predictable way. Evolution, it turns out, isn’t just creative—it’s mathematical. © Toony & Svtiste; adopted from Wikimedia What was the mystery? All flying birds have a large keel—a central ridge on their sternum (breastbone) that acts like…
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Five zodiac signs are having very good horoscopes on Tuesday, March 3, 2026 when Mars is at a critical degree in Pisces.When Mars first changes signs, it’s considered to be at a critical degree. Since Mars just finished expressing itself through Aquarian messages, it’s now downloading information from Pisces. Aquarius says to innovate, but Pisces asks about the spiritual implications. There’s a balance at play on Tuesday that helps you decide how you want to direct your life. These astrological signs know that life is what you make of it, and for them, the desire is to do only good.1. Taurus…
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?si=HOvgnTtB4xSNqpNE In 1894, archaeologist Édouard Piette discovered the “Venus of Brassempouy,” otherwise known as the “Lady with the Hood.” Unearthed in southwestern France and dating to around 25,000 BCE, this carving represents the earliest realistic depiction of a human face. The figure’s forehead, nose, and brows are carefully carved in relief, as is the hair, arranged in a neat geometric pattern. But what happened to the mouth? Or the eyes? We’re not sure. The Venus is carved from mammoth ivory, likely using a stone flint, and stands just 3.65 cm tall. For some, it marks a major development in figurative art. Or,…
Scorpion venom is extremely expensive and dangerous, but it also has fascinating medical applications, particularly in regulating biological mechanisms due to its structural and functional specificity. In this regard, the current review article aims to address medical issues, discuss prospects, and provide recommendations for future directions, including the development of drugs and clinical applications of scorpion venom. The scorpion venom is also a valuable source for pharmacological and clinical applications, including cytotoxic, antiproliferative, antibacterial, antiviral, antiparasitic, diabetic control, wound healing, and pain relief. Additionally, it can help to develop new medicines that control the immune system and prevent autoimmune diseases. The…
Bats are important pollinators in the tropics. Queen of the night, Epiphyllum oxypetalum, bat-pollinated cactus of the American tropics, now grown all over the world. Fitbit mini for scale. Flowers can be 12″ long and 12″ acrossMost of the world’s 1,400 species of bats eat insects, and some of them eat fruit, but two families, one in the Old World (flying foxes and their relatives, Pteropodidae) and one in the New World (American leaf-nosed bats, Phyllostomidae) are specialized nectar-feeders and so, pollinators. These include 68 and 45 species respectively, large and small bats of many different habitats. In addition, bats of more…
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‘Seal Rock, California’ By Albert Bierstadt c1872 {{PD}} Like all Virgo Full Moons, the one on the 3rd, at 3:37 AM PST at 12 Virgo 53, asks us to come to critical conclusions, to analyze who is responsible, who deserves what, and to share our ‘harvest’ appropriately; this one includes the drastic measures of an eclipse and so demands a final accounting with the result likely being that the boards will be swept clean and a completely fresh weighing, judging, estimating, and accounting will occur. All the calculations we’ve made, the ideas we have of who owes what to whom,…
Ayurvedic reversal is not an isolated occurrence; it’s a directed change. All patients in Shathayu Retreat get ongoing medical and lifestyle guidance throughout the program. Regular blood sugar, digestive, and energy checks monitor improvements. The doctors and therapists of the retreat track progress and continually make adjustments to ensure balance. It is this steady oversight that sets the Best Diabetes Reversal Program apart from generic wellness programs. It blends ancient knowledge with a structured, quantifiable framework adapted to contemporary requirements. Why Choose Shathayu Retreat for Diabetes Reversal At Shathayu Retreat, we combine the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda with modern wellness practices to…
Corona infection has disrupted public life in the world. At a time when human life is in danger of extinction, the condition of the assets and public property connected with human life is almost deserted. Neither physicists nor spiritual and religious thinkers have been able to imagine normal conditions. The government has been working hard to restore normalcy and reduce human losses. The Buddha Nath Stupa is also quiet due to the lockdown. The peace and happiness you get when you get close to the stupa is the same.…
Executive Summary: This case study profiles a volunteer-driven campus and youth political organization network that implemented Collaborative Experiences, enhanced by AI-Powered Role-Play & Simulation, to onboard volunteers with safety and accessibility in mind. By combining peer-led workshops, co-created playbooks, mentoring circles, and adaptive simulations for de-escalation, bystander action, accessibility requests, and incident reporting, the organization cut time-to-readiness from weeks to days, raised confidence, and delivered more consistent accessibility support at events. Executives and learning teams will find practical guidance on designing, piloting, and scaling a safer, more inclusive onboarding program across distributed chapters. Focus Industry: Political Organization Business Type: Campus…
Posted on September 26, 2025 NASA’s confirmed exoplanet total has reached 6,000. The milestone is tracked by the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute at Caltech’s IPAC. The planet count is updated continuously as planets are verified by teams worldwide. An additional 8,000 candidates are waiting in the pipeline to be confirmed. The first exoplanet was discovered about 30 years ago. Domagal-Goldman, acting director, Astrophysics Division, NASA Headquarters in Washington, says in a statement, “This milestone represents decades of cosmic exploration driven by NASA space telescopes — exploration that has completely changed the way humanity views the night sky. Step by step,…
If you’ve visited Winterbourne recently and wandered through the lean-to glasshouse, you’ll no doubt have found yourself marvelling at the thriving display of houseplants and citrus trees curated by Glasshouse Supervisor Adrienne Wade. These luscious plants have been the envy of many visitors, who often ask our team for tips and tricks for how to make their own houseplants look just as happy and healthy as ours. Whilst not everyone is lucky enough to have their very own Adrienne to cultivate their indoor jungle, we do have some simple tips for you to keep your houseplants happy and help them…
Co-authors: Louise Giovannelli and Irina Rotenko Usually, from May until the end of September, wolves engage in territorial marking only sparingly. Breeding individuals, in particular, tend to avoid excessive marking. Non-breeders continue territorial marking at levels similar to those in the cold season, or even noticeably less. However, in four documented cases over the past two decades (specifically during July to September) we observed abnormally frequent marking by wolves. A striking feature of all four cases was that it was breeding wolves who exhibited this unusually intense marking behavior. The marking occurred within areas of approximately 4 to 7 square…
Prepare Now, Hit Reset, and Don’t Look Back! We are getting very close to an epic reset point — May 25 Saturn leaves Pisces and enters 0° Aries. My next workshop prepares you for the new historic era. Embody Your Chakra Powers May 18, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM PDT (utc-7) followed by Q & A and sharing. Prepare now! Enroll now! https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/gururattana/embody-your-chakra-powers An Epic New World Neptune already began its new 165 year cycle through the zodiac on March 30. May 25 Saturn seals the deal. The end of an era is officially over when both Saturn and Neptune…
Abstract Onosma bracteatum is a flowering plant species belonging to the family Boraginaceae and is widely used as an important ingredient in several Unani and Ayurvedic formulations for managing various health disorders. The genus Onosma L. comprises nearly 150 species distributed globally, though only about 75 species have been morphologically described, and fewer than 10 have been studied for their chemical constituents. Among them, Onosma echioides L. (family Boraginaceae) is a commonly utilised medicinal herb extensively distributed across India, Nepal, Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan. It is commonly known as Maharangi or Ratanjot, and it is traditionally used both medicinally and…
Note: This talk is given by me in a course linked to Kriyatantra Institute, yoginiashram, USA (https://kriyatantrainstitute.com/). There are many more interesting courses offered by the gurus there and many of you can benefit from those. Do get in touch with them in case you are a resident of India and need a discount for their courses. SECTION – I The whole subject of spiritual pursuit can be broadly divided into two stages. The stage of acquiring knowledge and the stage of transforming knowledge into wisdom. In the Gītā parlance, the former is called the approach of Sānkhya and the…
The ‘sponge and stone’ theory is a simple metaphor, but it carries an uncomfortable amount of truth. Faced with the same experience, information, or challenge, some people absorb it. Others deflect it. Same problem, different outcome. A sponge soaks things up. It changes weight. It holds what it has encountered, even if only temporarily. A stone stays largely unchanged. Water runs off it. The surface might get wet, but nothing penetrates. In learning, leadership, and management, this distinction shows up constantly. Not as a personality type, but as a stance people take in particular moments. In learning, the difference is…
The mysterious Lady of Elche bust was discovered in Spain in the late 19th century (Image credit: Getty Images)QUICK FACTSName: Lady of ElcheWhat it is: A limestone bustWhere it is from: Elche, SpainWhen it was made: Circa 400 to 350 B.C.On a hot summer day in 1897, a farmer in Elche, a city on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, discovered a life-size painted limestone bust of a mysterious-looking woman among a pile of seemingly discarded stones. The statue — now known as La Dama de Elche or the Lady of Elche — is a mishmash of ancient artistic styles and may represent…
Our best attempt at a selfie, however I also think this photo captures our current spontaneityWhen last I checked in, we were questioning our future miles. Amos’ paw was inflamed and I wondered just what shape our trip might take. We have adapted our thru-hike of the PAW Mega Loop into a PAWventure! Yep, that’s what I’m calling it because we’ve cast all plans right off the cliff. We’re wild folks! We’re going wherever our paws feel called to go. That’s kind of big for me. I’m a planner. But that’s why I’m embracing this journey. Everyday it is becoming…
I used to think it was merely a post-COVID19 hiccough, but the extensive delays in receiving reviews for submitted manuscripts that I am seeing near constantly now are the symptoms of a much larger problem. That problem is, in a nutshell, how awfully journals are treating both authors and reviewers these days. I regularly hear stories from editors handling my papers, as well as accounts from colleagues, about the ridiculous number of review requests they send with no response. It isn’t uncommon to hear that editors ask more than 50 people for a review (yes, you read that correctly), to…
திருமணப் பொருத்தம் பார்க்கும் போது, பொதுவாக பத்து நட்சத்திரப் பொருத்தங்கள் பார்த்து சிலர் முடிவு எடுப்பார்கள்.ஆனால் உண்மையில், ஜாதகத்தில் கிரகங்களின் அமைவு, அவற்றின் பலம் மற்றும் பலவீனங்களைப் பார்த்துத்தான் திருமணப் பொருத்தம் முடிவு செய்யப்பட வேண்டும். ஜோதிடத்தில் திருமண வாழ்க்கையை பாதிக்கும் வீடுகள் எவை தெரியுமா? திருமணத்திற்கு பின் குடும்பத்தை நன்றாக நடத்துவதற்கு — லக்னத்திலிருந்து 2ம் இடம் திருமண வாழ்க்கையை மனநிம்மதியுடன் கடப்பதற்கு — லக்னத்திலிருந்து 4ம் இடம் தம்பதியர் பரஸ்பர புரிதலுக்காக — லக்னத்திலிருந்து 7ம் இடம் திருமண பிரிவினையைத் தவிர்க்க — லக்னத்திலிருந்து 12ம் இடம் அதாவது, 2, 4, 7, 12 ஆகிய வீடுகள் வலிமை பெற்றிருக்க வேண்டும்.இந்த வீடுகளில் தீய கிரகங்கள் இருக்கக் கூடாது; மேலும், இந்த வீடுகளின் அதிபதிகள் தீய கிரகச் சேர்க்கை பெற்றிருக்கக் கூடாது. இவற்றில் மிக முக்கியமான வீடுகள் 2ம் இடம் மற்றும் 7ம் இடம் ஆகும்.குடும்பம் நன்றாக நிலைநிற்க…
Abstract For a long time, the only way to “see” Alzheimer’s was through expensive brain scans or painful spinal taps. It was like trying to solve a mystery without being allowed to look at the evidence. That has finally changed. We are entering a new era of “blood-first” diagnostics. Instead of these intense procedures, doctors can now use a simple blood draw to find two specific proteins: p-tau217 and p-tau181. These proteins act like early warning signals. By catching the disease this early through a routine lab visit, we shift from just watching the brain fail to actually stepping in…
“AS YOU THINK, SO YOU BECOME AS ARE YOUR THOUGHTS, SO MUST BE YOUR LIFEIMPROVE YOUR THINKINGBETTER THOUGHTS BRING BETTER ACTIONS.” Better thoughts bring better actions You have this one life, How do you want to spend it? Apologizing? Regretting? Questioning? Being dissatisfied? Listening to people who don’t see you? Be brave. Be confident. Believe in yourself. Do that what makes you feel good and confident.Take risks. You have this one life. Make yourself proud. As you think, so shall you become God says every creature in this Universe is of utmost importance. Every creature has a reason of existence, a meaning to live in the…
Today, generative AI has an abundance of original content to draw upon. However, as an ever-increasing number of us use it to remix outputs, there must come a tipping point whereby the knowledge base becomes rehashed and outdated. It’ll be the equivalent of referencing a set of Encyclopedia Britannica from the 1980’s. On the flip side, the relatively few among us who produce fresh content can disproportionately shape the narrative. [Disclaimer: The content in this RSS feed is automatically fetched from external sources. All trademarks, images, and opinions belong to their respective owners. We are not responsible for the accuracy…
Cancer is one of the most complex and instructive human diseases, representing a dramatic disruption of normal cellular processes that allows cells to grow uncontrollably, resist death, invade surrounding tissues, and metastasize. With the incidence of cancer rising worldwide, understanding its underlying mechanisms is critical for students, researchers, and clinicians. Decades of research have revealed that cancer can be understood through distinct but interconnected conceptual dimensions, including:Acquired functional capabilities (hallmarks of cancer)Enabling phenotypic characteristicsHallmark-conveying cells in the tumor microenvironment (TME)Systemic interactions within the hostCollectively, these dimensions provide a framework to study cancer as a dynamic, adaptive “outlaw organ”, guiding the…
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Our Happy Zebra clan’s den is located very far off-road. When we first arrived at this location, there was a secondary den system that could be found roughly 50m to the South, and this area appeared to be one of our mom’s natal dens (where she birthed her cubs). We kept an eye on this space, but eventually realized that she had cleared out after our initial sighting of her and brought her cubs to the primary communal den. The primary space is actually a network of three den holes (two of which we suspect may connect to each other…
Are You One of Saturn’s Karma Runners Saturn Loves Karma Runners because they think they can outrun Saturn. Karma Runners think that using Relocation Astrology that they can outrun Saturn and its Angels that hold you accountable for your stupid stuff. This is one of my favorite topics that people actually believe in this fantasy of Neptune. Yes, it does work in the hands of “Real Astrologer” with lots of experience in Relocations overseas. But, there is always a catch with Saturn. There is always that “But”, Saturn and its Angels are watching you to see if you have changed.…
Simple Ayurveda is here to make ancient science easy to understand, relatable and totally possible for you to apply into your modern day life so that you can be your healthiest, most vibrant self. Angela Perger is an Ayurveda practitioner, professor of holistic health and mother of two. Grab the free resources over at simpleayurveda.com or follow @angela.perger on Instagram. [Disclaimer: The content in this RSS feed is automatically fetched from external sources. All trademarks, images, and opinions belong to their respective owners. We are not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of third-party content.] Source link
What is Kumbh Mela : Kumbh Mela is a major pilgrimage of Hindus. It is the largest religious gathering of Hindus held four times over the course of 12 years at 4 different locations that are situated on the bank of the sacred rivers. Prayagraj (at the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati Rivers), Ujjain (River Shipra), Haridwar (River Ganga) and Nasik (River Godavari) are the four destinations.Why is kumbh Mela Celebrated : It is believed, the nectar from the pot fell at four locations – Prayagraj, Ujjain, Haridwar, and Nasik during an epic battle between the gods and the demons.…
There is nothing more bothersome than when a vendor tells someone that an LMS is traditional. From there, the term is now placed on the list between scary monsters in your closet and scary monsters under your bed, and a clown watching you while you sleep. When vendors say “traditional,” they often mean an outdated system focused on compliance and formal learning, like classroom training and seminars. The reality, though, is far different. I wrote about this in the history of the LMS, noting that it was created from day one to be focused on e-learning, aka online learning. Early…
March 3rd brings a rare, striking, and rather ominous spectacle to the nighttime sky in the form of a blood moon, a total lunar eclipse that occurs when Earth passes directly between the Sun and the Moon. For many cultures throughout history, blood moons have served as an omen, often an ominous one.For fans of The Legend of Zelda, they can also represent a grim portent, but also an opportunity. The real blood moon and its video game counterparts share striking imagery and emotional power. But scientifically, and existentially, they’re worlds apart.So, to celebrate this rare cosmological phenomenon, and because…
I am happy to announce that I will co-author a two-volume monograph dedicated to the carnivorous plant genus Heliamphora, the so-called marsh pitcher plants known from the tepuis, the table mountains of Venezuela (on the border with Guyana and Brazil). The books will be produced by Redfern Natural History. Although I have been (co-) authoring scientific papers for over 15 years now, being an an author of a botanical book is a first for me and I feel humbled to have my name along those of mostly famous tepui explorers (see cover pictures below). The books are currently being produced and, on…
Which bird species do you think is the biggest attraction to visitors of your lodge (please only name one species)? White-fronted Bee-eater What is the name of your lodge, and since when has your lodge been operating? The Nest Hotel. Started as a Guest House in 1933 and as a Hotel in 1943. Speckled Mousebird How best to travel to your lodge? Source [Disclaimer: The content in this RSS feed is automatically fetched from external sources. All trademarks, images, and opinions belong to their respective owners. We are not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of third-party content.] Source link
Marjorie – Would it be possible for you to take a look at the football World Cup due to be held this summer in USA, Mexico and Canada please? With recent events in Mexico, ICE interventions in US and cool relations between the US and Canada – plus events on the wider world stage – it promises to be as eventful off the field as on it! [Disclaimer: The content in this RSS feed is automatically fetched from external sources. All trademarks, images, and opinions belong to their respective owners. We are not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of…
Ayurveda teaches a simple but often overlooked truth. The body is always speaking. It communicates through tension, digestion, sleep, breath, skin and mood. Each of these physiological states offers insight into our overall well-being. Many wellness practices try to override these signals, but Ayurveda works by listening to them. One of the ways Ayurveda learns to listen so precisely is through its understanding of subtle anatomy. Marma points are one of Ayurveda’s most refined tools for understanding how the body processes stress, sensation and energy. They are specific locations where muscles, joints, nerves, blood vessels and subtle energy intersect, making them…
Usha Vance is a very clever woman with terrible taste in men. The Yale and Cambridge-educated lawyer quit her job at a prestigious DC firm the same day her husband was picked to be Donald Trump’s running mate. She trailed after him on the campaign trail, smiling for the cameras. A former Democrat, she aligned herself with Trump, a man her husband once called “America’s Hitler”.In exchange for her loyalty, the second lady now has a taxpayer-funded mansion, regular trips in a private jet, and a husband who acknowledges white supremacist attacks on her – saying “Don’t attack my wife”…
EDITOR’S NOTE: Because enterprise learning involves multiple disciplines and perspectives, we regularly invite experts from other organizations to share their insights. Today, LearningCart Co-Founder Troy Gorostiza examines the role of AI in the future of corporate training. Corporate Training Meets AI: What’s Next? Artificial intelligence already plays an integral role in enterprise systems of all kinds, including many learning platforms. But as LMS solutions continue to evolve, how will AI shape corporate training? As the co-founder of an LMS company, here’s my perspective: Corporate training is no stranger to buzzwords. Every year seems to bring a new “revolution.” Remember the…
The James Webb Space Telescope, launched in 2021 and on active duty since 2022, has gotten its legs viewing already known exoplanets but can now take credit for its first direct image of a previously unknown one. Exoplanets have been detected since 1992 when two, named named Poltergeist and Phobetor, were found orbiting the pulsar PSR B1257+12. Since then they have become key targets in astronomy, in hopes that capturing snapshots in time can help us understand how planetary systems form. Thousands have been detected indirectly but because they are less bright due to being ‘drowned out’ by light from their…
How many of Britain’s endemic plants have you seen, or even heard of? These are the plants which grow only in Britain and nowhere else on Earth.There’s Bertha’s Dandelion, recorded by Judy Webb in Oxfordshire during lockdown; and there are quite a few endemic hawkweeds, some of which have been described by Tim Rich in British & Irish Botany.Or there’s York Groundsel, a hybrid plant which evolved in this country, went extinct in the wild but was brought back from extinction thanks to a species recovery programme funded by Natural England. How about False-toothed Lady’s-mantle? It’s known from only one location in…
Happy 2026 from the Zooniverse team! As we look back on 2025, there’s a lot worth celebrating in the Zooniverse people-powered community. Watch the video to see the year in numbers. Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading… Related [Disclaimer: The content in this RSS feed is automatically fetched from external sources. All trademarks, images, and opinions belong to their respective owners. We are not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of third-party content.] Source link
Welcome to the month of January, with its energies of dramatic changes and powerful new beginnings. 2026 is a Universal 1 year, the first in a new cycle of nine years. This has the effect of cleaning the slate and beginning afresh in many areas of life. We are still at the end of the Year of the Wood Snake, so we continue to unwind the coils of a year of wisdom and growth, releasing old skins, shedding all that is outworn and outdated, until the lunar eclipse on 17 February. The 1 vibration makes this process swifter and more potent.The month kicks…
In today’s fast-moving world, where fast food and quick fixes dominate, the wisdom of Ayurveda gently reminds us to slow down, eat mindfully, and nourish the body as nature intended. Ayurveda, the 5,000-year-old science of life, places nutrition at the very heart of health and vitality. What makes this approach timeless is its deep connection with plant-based living—using whole foods, herbs, and spices to maintain balance and harmony.If you’ve been wondering how to align your meals with both wellness and nature, here’s how Ayurvedic nutrition can guide you towards a life of balance, energy, and vitality.The Foundation of Ayurvedic NutritionAyurveda…
Sukriti Pathak | HENB | Malegaon | March 2, 2026:: : Tensions flared in Maharashtra’s Malegaon after a group of Hindutva activists allegedly chanted the Hanuman Chalisa inside the office of the Municipal Commissioner in protest against the recitation of Namaz, prompting police to register a case in connection with the incident. The controversy began following remarks circulating locally that “Namaz Pathan” should be answered with the recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa. The statement drew sharp reactions from political and community groups, further intensifying the already sensitive atmosphere in the town. Former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Member of Parliament Kirit…
Step 1: Open the Project and Select the Video Slide ● Open the course in Articulate Storyline 360● Navigate to the slide that contains the video● Confirm the video is already inserted and set to play on the timeline Step 2: Create Timestamp Variables Next, create timestamp number variables to track the video playback time. 1. Open the Variables panel2. Click the + icon3. Create a variable named VideoMinutes ● Type: Number ● Default value: 04. Click the + icon again5. Create a second variable named VideoSeconds ● Type: Number ● Default value: 0 These variables…
Figuring out which bacteria or other nutrients your gut needs may one day be as simple as running detailed computer simulations. From pills to yogurts to sodas, probiotics are being repackaged and marketed to us more and more, with the promise of boosting our “gut health.” But while commercially available probiotics work for some people, this one-size-fits-all approach hasn’t reliably benefited consumers. Instead, new simulations can predict whether a specific bacterial strain will successfully take up residence in a person’s gut, researchers report February 19 in PLOS Biology. Sign up for our newsletter We summarize the week’s scientific breakthroughs every Thursday.…
“A mat of long, thin filaments that connect an estimated 90 per cent of land plants” (Nakaya 2018)Welcome to the wood-wide web, a place where trees trade, share and befriend others of their species, and perhaps other kinds, through an underground network of cooperating fungal threads. In some extreme renditions, a benevolent social network where plants support one another through acts of kindness and self-sacrifice. A counter view is emerging among those who should know – the mycologists – that while the wood-wide web is a catchy slogan, it is also an overhyped and overextended metaphor, perhaps ‘a fantasy beneath our feet’. While…
Research published today in the journal Science Advances shows that part of the answer lies in a subtle but consequential shift in how individual workers are built. Using a computer vision approach applied to 3D X-ray scans, researchers digitally reconstructed the anatomy of more than 500 ant species and traced how their investment in the cuticle, the external exoskeleton that provides protection but is costly to produce, evolved over time. They found that ants expanded their colonies not by shrinking their workers, but by reducing investment in their armour. This shift toward thinner cuticles allowed colonies to produce more workers at…
Karma & Asterisms Explained Discourse between Lord Shiva & his consort Parvati Original Translation By Pundit Shyam Sunderlal Tripathi from Muradabad Translated In English By Ajay D.N Head Of Translation Dept: Yenbeeyes A Mission Saptarishis Initiative कर्मविपाकसंहिता नक्षत्रचरणजातफलदर्शिका मुरादाबादस्थ पं० श्यामसुन्दरलालत्रिपाठिकृत SA Publisher: This text has received few appreciations from our readers and it shows how many have understood the depth of what is there in this text. An American wrote to us requesting us to quickly translate the whole text and we felt happy that someone wants more of this and presumably understands the greatness of this text. After…
Article by Dr Raghuram Y.S. MD (Ay) & Dr Manasa S, B.A.M.S AIAPGET Points Development of fetus in 8th month – Ayurveda – Charaka Samhita – The fetus is still immature. The ojas moves from mother to fetus and fetus to mother. The to-and-fro movement of ojas takes place through rasavaha srotas. Due to this, the pregnant woman frequently becomes happy or dull (exhausted). The same events happen in the fetus also. Due to the instability of ojas, birth of the child in this month is harmful to the child and the child would die after birth.…
Boarding had started but the plane was probably not yet ready, because we passengers were stuck in the narrow pathway and waiting to move on.I made a comment to a young man next to me in Hindi, something like ‘lagta hai plane tayar nahin hai’.“I don’t speak Hindi. I am from Tamil Nadu. We speak Tamil and English,” was his reply.“Oh okay. Yes, I heard Tamilians don’t like Hindi. How did you manage in Delhi?”“I have picked up some Hindi over time…” Then I asked, “are you Hindu or Muslim?”“Muslim.”“Please don’t look down on Hindus,” I said.“No. Never.”“That’s good. I…
Over the past 25 years, UK financial services has transformed while compliance training has evolved from paper records to AI-enabled, mobile learning. As Skillcast marks its 25th anniversary, it’s clear just how much the industry has changed since 2001.
Crushed basalt being spread in a field trial of enhanced rock weathering for carbon dioxide removal in Queensland, AustraliaPaul Nelson Spreading crushed silicate rocks like basalt on fields could remove up to 1.1 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere annually while increasing crop yields, according to an analysis of the method’s global potential. But some researchers question whether that figure is really achievable. Known as enhanced rock weathering, this technique accelerates the breakdown of rocks by rainwater, a natural process that, over millions of years, has transferred CO2 from the atmosphere to the ocean and helped cool the…
In a garden setting, a successful groundcover is a plant that is durable and adaptable, spreads readily, and fills in space thouroughly. The point of planting a groundcover is to cover exposed soil and create a sort of living mulch. In fact, groundcovers provide similar benefits to mulch. They prevent erosion, help retain soil moisture, and prevent weeds. It should come as no surprise then, that a plant that fulfills all of these requirements has the potential to become a weed, especially if given the opportunity to escape and establish itself outside of its intended location. This isn’t a hypothetical.…
There are periods when you wait quietly for good news to knock. Then there are those rare, wonderful times when great news shows up in twos. We are excited to announce that the Manet Team at the Department of Natural History has been granted not one, but two new projects: CHANGEZ – Challenging taxa of gelatinous zooplankton, and ODIN – Octocoral diversity in Norway. Figure 1. New projects funded by Artsdatabanken to the Manet Team at the Department of Natural History. Pictures: Erling Svensen and Joan J. Soto-Angel. The projects are funded by Artsdatabanken, the Norwegian Biodiversity Information Centre. As…
This Full Moon or Lunar Eclipse in Virgo is near the South Node and will highlight endings, release and letting go. This is a great eclipse to clear clutter and find new ways to calm your mind. The South Node and the Virgo Eclipse A shift in perspective will be possible as the influence of the South Node might bring forward forgotten interests or help you remember who and what is important. You may set aside ambition or goals of accumulation and instead opt for a path that allows you to participate in meaningful work or make a useful contribution.…
Joint problems or joint pains were once considered an old-age problem, but not anymore. These days, joint disorders are increasingly becoming common in the youth too. Most joint disorders like Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Osteoporosis happens because of the imbalance of Vata Dosha. The gap between the joints is lubricated and when that tends to decrease, stiffness and inflammation occur in joints that is accompanied by pain. A timely therapy and treatment with Ayurveda can help you get relief. The main goal of ayurvedic treatment for joint pains and joint problems is to find relief in the symptoms like tenderness, pain,…
In the 32nd part of the Mahābhārata series, the anomalous observation of Dhruva nakshatra shifting to the opposite direction is analysed. This is one of three rightward anomalous shifts, the others being Arundhatī’s position change and Mars going retrograde in the impossible context of conjunction with the Sun. Such shifts have occurred in the past, as found in archeoastronomy studies of Tall-el-Hammam, showing polar shifts between 3600 BCE to 2350 BCE, within the timeframe of Mahābhārata’s cosmic events. The Earth’s polar alignment shifted due to various reasons like cosmic impacts, volcanic eruptions, or earthquakes. The Biblical narrative of Ahaz’ sundial…
Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept; it’s the core of today’s workplace. From customer service to analytics to leadership decision-making, AI is reshaping how teams operate. As organizations across the US, UK, Australia, Canada, India, and the Middle East move deeper into AI adoption, one thing becomes clear:A workforce without AI skills can’t compete in 2025 and beyond.This blog covers the 12 most essential AI skills your teams must learn. Whether you’re an L&D leader, a corporate trainer, or an enterprise looking to upskill your workforce, this guide is built to help you stay ahead.Let’s dive in.What Are…
Prehistoric humans and Neanderthals didn’t just interbreed, they did so with a consistent sex bias, as male Neanderthals and female modern humans mated more often, according to new research from the University of Pennsylvania. This ancient pattern could explain why Neanderthal DNA is nearly absent from the human X chromosome and reveal that social behavior, not just biology, influenced our genetic legacy. Prehistoric mating preferences help explain why modern humans have small amounts of Neanderthal DNA almost everywhere in their genome except on the X chromosome. Image credit: Gemini AI. “Along our X chromosomes, we have these missing swaths of…