Author: Kay
Discovering the Wonders of West Sumatra
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West Sumatra is a magnificent enclave of culture, activity and natural wonder all wrapped up in one. If you’re looking for a blast of natural beauty, a sprinkling of time-honored traditions and a generous helping of good times all rolled into one, West Sumatra has you covered. In the following, we explore all it has…
Read MoreBefore We Dream About Eating In A Golden Plate, Now We Can Eat The Golden Food
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What is Edible Gold? What does gold taste like? Edible gold sounds like a better term than gold taste, and anyway I want to eat my words What is edible gold? Edible gold is exactly what it sounds like: gold that’s safe to eat. It’s a sumptuous extra that you find in top-end food and…
Read MoreBird’s Nest Soup: A Food Made of Saliva?
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Introduction to Bird’s Nest Soup It is a food made of the saliva of swallows – a blessing of nature and humanity Unfortunately, bird’s nest soup is not about nests made from birds themselves; these duck’s skin expressions do depict some kind of Asian sock creation, but really it is a soup likely from East…
Read MoreThe Ultimate Guide to Manuka Honey
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Manuka honey is one-of-a-kind. It’s a super food but also a super psychedelic. It’s the juice of the Manuka tree, and a unique molecular makeup that gives it a distinct flavour and makes it beneficial as a folk medicine. But what makes Manuka honey so special? It’s not just honey. Origins of Manuka Honey It…
Read MoreUnderstanding PCOS: A Comprehensive Guide
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What is PCOS? Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is an endocrine disorder that affects a significant percentage of women of reproductive age. It is characterised by oligomenorrhoea (infrequent or prolonged menstrual periods), hyperandrogenism (excessive androgen levels), and polycystic ovaries (ovaries with multiple cysts). Sounds scientific, but essentially you have an endocrine disease that means your ovaries are…
Read MoreAlzheimer’s Disease: Understanding and Managing the Journey
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Alzheimer’s disease is known as the long goodbye. Seen as the definitive dementia, it slowly erases memories and abilities, altering the very way someone lives. In this article, we discuss what Alzheimer’s is, its symptoms, causes, and also how to manage it. What is Alzheimer’s Disease? Alzheimer’s disease is an irreversible, often fatal disease that…
Read MoreShawarma: A Delightful Journey Through Flavors and Cultures
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Foodgeeks of the world, make way for my favourite marinated, juicy, spicy street snack. You might already know it as shawarma, and if you don’t, prepare to develop an uncomplicated, unabashed love for this food of the people. You might already have your own favourite place to get shawarma, but wouldn’t it be fun to…
Read MoreCauses of Infant Sudden Death and How To Avoid It
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Welcome to the latest Daddy’s Office, a no-nonsense look at what your baby shouldn’t be doing. Today, we address a very serious subject that intersects with our last column on cot death: baby sudden death. It’s another of those things that you would rather not think about if it weren’t for the fact that if…
Read MoreDell Latitude 9430 Vs Acer Swift 5: Which One Do You Prefer?
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It’s easy to find yourself confused as to which laptop to choose. For starters, there are simply a lot of models on the market. In this article, we’ll delve into the tangle of specifications and compare two products in particular: the Dell Latitude 9430 versus the Acer Swift 5. Let’s see which one is the…
Read MoreRolls-Royce Boat Tail: The Most Expensive Car Today
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The Allure of the Rolls-Royce Boat Tail The Rolls-Royce Boat Tail is not just a car but the epitome of bespoke luxury. Snippets of its elegance are caught in this interview. A Masterpiece of Automotive Art Inspiration and Design Philosophy The inspiration comes from the lines of a J-Class yacht; from the tradition of the…
Read MoreThe Buzz About the $10,000 Burger
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Do you know of $10,000 burger in Dubai? Everybody is talking about it! But what is it about? What is so unusual or special in that patty? Let’s see. Origins of the $10,000 Burger The Culinary Visionaries The resulting extravaganza was the creation of a team of high-profile chefs in Dubai, noted for their penchant…
Read MoreMatsutake Mushroom: A Culinary and Cultural Treasure
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Matsutake mushrooms, which are known as the ‘King of mushrooms’ for their culinary appeal and cultural importance, are next up for a deep dive. Follow along as we learn about the history, habitat, culinary uses and more of matsutake. Historical Significance Matsutake for generations have been a sign of autumn in Japan, gifted for the…
Read MoreThe Amazing Benefits of Avocado
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Have you often wondered why avocados are the in-thing these days? Granted, they taste amazing, but it’s not just the flavour – this green, creamy bit of nature is packed with nutrition and health benefits. Nutritional Profile of Avocado Essential Nutrients Avocados are nutritional dynamos. Vitamins C, E, K and B-6, riboflavin, niacin, folate, pantothenic…
Read MoreLet’s Visit Danakil Depression The Hottest Place On Earth!
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Standing on the edge of a landscape, which could be another planet where soil crunches beneath your feet fizzing in the sun and the colours are so intense they are almost unreal, we are on one of Earth’s most extreme places. This article takes you through its features, its inhabitants and the experiences that will…
Read MoreDiscovering the Wonders Of Socotra Island
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Have you ever been to a place so strange that you feel like you are on another planet? My name is Faiz Al Hwamei. This is Socotra Island. I want to take you on a journey to a land where unusual things and incredible creatures thrive. Socotra Island is part of Yemen and is a…
Read MoreLet’s Visit The Enchanting Landscape Of Cappadocia
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Cappadocia, a place I am certain is a fairytale creation. A fantastical land of towering rock formations with ancient cave dwellings and hot air balloons of every hue and depth drifting in the sky. I am sure it’s real and bound to be amazing. Fairy Chimneys One of Cappadocia’s trademark sights, these fairy-chimney shaped rock…
Read MoreUnderstanding Cervical Cancer
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Cervical cancer might sound scary, but once we’ve all got our head around what exactly it is, I think you’ll agree that the more we know, the less scary it becomes, and the better equipped we’ll all feel to deal with it should we find ourselves among those women who find themselves in the situation…
Read MoreHanging Coffins: A Journey into Ancient Burial Practices
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Ever seen the words ‘hanging coffins’ and thought: ‘No, seriously, what could they mean by hanging coffins?’ You are not alone. It’s one of those things about the prehistoric past that really smells of adventure and mystery. What were hanging coffins? Here’s what. What are Hanging Coffins? Then what are hanging coffins? Coffins mounted in…
Read MoreWould You Dare To Live In Cliff Village?
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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live on the ledge – literally? Cliff villages offer a rare glimpse into what it takes to dwell on the edge. Literally on the edge, that is, as they’re strung across the cliff faces. Let’s take a closer look at cliff villages and discuss their history, architecture…
Read MoreDung! Yes An Elephant Dung Can Turned Into Paper
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Can something as gross as elephant poop really be turned into something as useful as paper? Wait, what? Turns out, this is not only possible. Right now, people are actually making elephant poop paper for its environmental benefits and unique production process. The fact that elephants are one of the few animals on Earth that…
Read MoreThe Ultimate Guide to Thrift Bridge
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Are you wondering What exactly is Thrift Bridge, How Thrift Bridge Works, and Why Thrift Bridge in surveys is increasing? Then you’re in the right place. On this page, you will get first-rate information about Thrift Bridge and much more. What is Thrift Bridge? Thrift Bridge is a social gateway. It’s an idea that combines…
Read MoreExploring Trolltunga: A Hiker’s Dream Destination
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Have you heard of a place called Trolltunga? Norway’s most famous and beautiful hiking destination? Trolltunga is the name, and it is a rock which stretches out of a mountainside, almost 700 metres above a lake. Literally. It’s impossible not to notice that Trolltunga is reminiscent of a tongue sticking out of a mountain. This…
Read MoreHoli: India’s Festival of Colors
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Introduction to Holi .Now that you’re here, chances are you’ve heard of Holi, if nothing else through song – the game of ‘Phir le Aya Dil’ from the movie Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995), for example. Or Govinda’s 1980s song Howe Howe Manase Manase Holi Gaya Suhana Gulal Chhanna. It is, without doubt, India’s splashiest…
Read MoreVolcanic vs. Tectonic: Understanding the Earth’s Dynamic Processes
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Is the Earth below your feet something just there and always there? Well, unless you are standing inside a volcano or over some other region of unusual geology, the Earth beneath your feet is active, energetic and moving around quite a lot. In this article, we explore the dynamics of the deep Earth through the…
Read MoreAfter Reading This You Will Go Bananas Over Tomato
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Hi there, tomato lovers! Are you a gardener? Or perhaps just a foodie excited about learning more about your tomatoes? Whether you have a garden full of tomatoes, or have never tried your hand at growing them, you can’t help but find something magical about these juicy, delicious, and nutritious red globes. From tomato plants…
Read MoreHave You Ever Heard of A Country Named Sealand? Yes It Exist.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to Sealand. Are you sitting comfortably? Then I’ll begin. Sealand is a small country with a population of seven, situated in international waters off the south coast of England. It bravely resisted a British invasion in 1967, and earned a peculiar reputation for running guns to Angola in the 1980s –…
Read MoreUnderstanding Menopause
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It’s common to see menopause as something to be avoided, or to shy away from. But really, it’s just another stage of ageing that’s full of intrigue, not to mention a bit of mystery and memory holes. Let’s talk about what it’s like for most people, why, and what to do about it. 1. WHAT…
Read MoreCoping with Emphysema
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What is Emphysema? Emphysema is a chronic lung condition characterized by damage to the tiny sacs (alveoli) in the lungs. Emphysema is a form of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), an umbrella term for lung diseases where breathing is hindered. In emphysema, the condition causes difficulties exhaling air from the lungs. Breathing tends to become…
Read MorePrejama Castle: A Fortress Like No Other
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Nestled in the rock face, Prejama Castle is a reminder of the ingenuity, tenacity and sheer bravery of mediaeval Europe. Sitting unassuming in east Slovenia, this castle – dubbed the ‘Robin Hood castle’ of the region – has long tempted tourists to find out more about its strategically placed stones and soaring turrets. Let’s explore…
Read MoreThey Say: There’s a Danger in Loving Somebody So Much. But I Say: There’s A Danger in Eating This Fish Too Much
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Have you ever eaten food you were pretty sure would be your last meal? I’m not talking about your whole last meal, but food, the eating, the first bite? When puffer fish – known in Japanese as fugu – is placed in front of the eater, it is a slice of danger, a nibble of…
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