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Nov

15
2017

How to work from home successfully
More and more workplaces are becoming flexible in the way that they are allowing their employees to work from home. However, as comfortable as it may be to be able to work in your PJs with unlimited access to food, it can be difficult to focus and be as productive as you would be if […]
a good couple of hours, Facebook, Instagram, productivity and creativity, Skype, Social media, Twitter, WhatsApp, work from home,

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Nov

14
2017

Over 500 dead as one of the deadliest earthquakes ever hits Iran
On Sunday, Iran’s second deadliest earthquake ever hit near the town of Halabjah, killing over 500 people and leaving over 7,000 injured. A further nine people are said to have died in neighbouring Iraq, with 535 injured. The 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck in the remote border area between Iran and Iraq, which is known to […]
hundreds of homes, loss of life, one of the worst,

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Oct

17
2017

Wildfires kill dozens as they spread across Portugal and Spain
A string of wildfires have hit areas in central and northern Portugal, leaving at least 31 people dead and some still missing. Spain was also hit by wildfires, which left at least two people dead, and Spain’s Prime Minister claims that the wildfires were started deliberately. What seemed like a normal day in […]
a normal day, a serious condition, made for people,

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Oct

17
2017

The UCKG celebrated 14,000 marriages within five continents
On Thursday, 12 October, the UCKG celebrated 13,849 marriages in the headquarters of all the Brazilian states, the Federal District and, in 49 countries within five continents. The ceremonies took place simultaneously, in each location.
a wonderful relationship, Love Therapy seminars, the real value of family,

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Sep

11
2017

How to design your office to maximise your productivity
Did you know that your workspace could affect your productivity? According to design and business expert, Despina Katsikakis, “The majority of office design focuses on reducing the cost of the space rather than on inspiring people to do better work”. However, when the office space encourages creativity, openness, and communication between colleagues, this is when […]
during the working day, positive effect on your mind, task at hand,

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Sep

11
2017

Are we missing the pleasure in waiting?
In a world of instant gratification and solutions, it seems as though we can find whatever we need at the click of a button. If we’re feeling lazy and we don’t want to walk, we can catch an Uber. If we are peckish and want pizza, we can order it straight away. We can receive […]
an answer for everything, it is better to wait,

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Aug

18
2017

How to enjoy camping
Love it or hate it, camping is generally a very cheap way of going on holiday. It’s popular with children because it gives them a degree of freedom that is rare these days. It gives city dwellers a chance of fresh air, scented by the sea or pinewoods, although agricultural smells can be a bit […]
a beautiful day, a wonderful time, going on holiday,

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Aug

18
2017

How to enjoy the school holidays
They’re the three words that parents dread during the long school summer holidays: “Mum, I’m bored,” and of course, “Dad, I’m bored,” when it’s father’s turn to look after the youngsters. Screen time is certainly not the answer and though it might be tempting as a quick fix, parents on both sides of the Atlantic, […]
a quick fix, Top of our list, your local area,

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Aug

18
2017

All good!
It’s a phrase we hear all the time, and when someone tells you that they are ‘all good’ or that a situation is ‘all good’ it gives a very positive message. It’s often said with a big smile on the speaker’s face, and the expectation is that all really is good in whatever situation. This […]
a very positive message, Proposals of marriage,

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Aug

18
2017

Let’s celebrate older drivers
If you were as surprised as we were by the news that more than 100,000 people aged over 90 are still driving, you’ll probably be even more surprised to learn that 248 centenarians still hold valid driving licenses. What’s more, DVLA figures show that the oldest learner driver on our roads today is a woman […]
a bit of help, Ageing, Alzheimer's disease, Old age, slow with age,

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