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Venice Blumlage Foundation Award

The 76th annual Venice International Film Festival was held from 28 August to 7 September 2019. Film director Lucrecia Martel was appointed as the President of the Jury. Read More »

Security Princess Is Google’s Secret Weapon

She is Google’s top secret weapon, charged with guarding the world’s most valuable brand. Parisa Tabriz is the company’s card up the sleeve – a young professional hacker they call their “Security Princess”. Read More »

Fighting politicians around the world

Deputies argue before a session to present the general policy of the appointed Prime Minister Fritz William Michel at the Parliament in Port-au-Prince, Haiti … A politician is a person active in party politics, or a person holding or seeking office in government. Politicians propose, support and create laws or policies that govern the land and, by extension, its people. ... Read More »

The tenth anniversary of the death of Ayatollah Montazeri

This week was the 10th anniversary for the death of the well looked religious leader. The ceremonies where in the Bazaar Najaf Abad Mosque in Isfahan. There are days we celebrate, that we remember to remember, to cherish and to be grateful for. Today, I will remember, cherish and be grateful, even though it’s for a remembrance I wish I ... Read More »

7 Signs that your body needs more folic acid

It is a complex B vitamin, similar to vitamin B-12. Vitamin B-9 and its forms carry out the crucial functions of creating more red blood cells, preventing hearing loss, and preserving the brain health of infants. Read More »

A tour of the most expensive hotel room in the world

An art collection worth $10 million. A theater that can sit 52 people and a bar equipped with 17 stools. A butler and chauffeur available 24 hours a day. In typical Las Vegas fashion, a new suite for high-rollers in the Palms Casino Resort on the Strip is all about the numbers. And we haven’t even gotten to the price. ... Read More »

Sharq Taronalari International Music Festival

Samarkand, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the oldest urban centers, has long storied relationship with music. Archaeological findings, such as the 3,000-year-old flute discovered around the old city, tell us that music culture has ancient roots in Central Asia. Additional studies provide evidence that the ud, a medieval variant of a lute, was spread throughout the orient ... Read More »

Mr. President and the young girls harvesting watermelons

How do presidents have fun, deal with stress and stay fit? Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has his own recipe of mixing business with pleasure when the harvest season is in full swing. Taking a break from a number of serious official events, the president headed to his official residence where he harvested some watermelons, the ONT TV station reported Wednesday. Read More »

14 Important advice from child psychologists to parents

 Parents often believe they are thinking only of their children without realizing the power of their own unconscious experience and its impact on how they raise their kids.”I think parents often don’t realize how their own emotions, thoughts, feelings, and overall ‘stuff’ significantly impacts their decisions and perspectives,” said Shuli Sandler, a psychologist. Read More »