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7 Signs It May Be Time to Review Your Medicare Coverage

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Saving Advice · Oct 18

The Best Shrubs to Add for Fall Root Establishment

If you’ve been waiting for garden centers to mark down their shrubs, fall could be your opportunity to improve your landscaping without paying full price. Those discounted plants aren’t necessarily leftovers you should avoid, either, because cooler temperatures can create favorable conditions for root development.

Frugal Gardening · Oct 18

How to make the perfect poires belle Hélène – recipe

Cool, juicy pears, cold ice-cream, hot chocolate sauce and a crunchy garnish – the perfect pudding

The Guardian - UK · Oct 18

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Dining across the divide: ‘He thought extra spending on defence would be wasted. He’s probably got a point’

One works in construction, the other finance – would they see eye to eye on Britain’s security, the royals and net zero?

The Guardian - UK · Oct 18

7 Things Parents Say That Can Make Children Stop Opening Up

Have you ever noticed your child saying, “Nothing happened,” when you ask about their day? Or perhaps they have started keeping their problems to themselves, avoiding difficult conversations, or saying “I’m fine” even when something clearly seems wrong. It is easy to assume that children become quiet because they are…

MyLifeXP · Oct 18

The best toys and gifts for eight-year-olds, tested by eight-year-olds

From science kits to karaoke machines, shower sets to brain-boosting games, here are the presents our mini testers loved the most

The Guardian - UK · Oct 18

Ben Shapiro’s comeback machine

The failed screenwriter is in the business of giving disgraced stars an embarrassing second act

Salon · Oct 18

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Raising boys to speak up after Cornell

Parents and therapists say the consent talk is only the start of raising accountable boys

Salon · Oct 18

This is how we do it: ‘After marriage counselling, she no longer wants the lights off and the covers on’

Financial, work and childrearing pressures had killed off their sex life, but therapy gave Henry and Kelly an insight into each other’s perspective

The Guardian - UK · Oct 18

More peas, please! 17 delicious ways to devour Britain’s most brilliant vegetable

They’re healthy, versatile, sustainable and available. Yet pea consumption in the UK is at a 50-year low. Here are the curries, dips, pasta dishes and even cakes that could turn all that around

The Guardian - UK · Oct 18

‘Shakespeare was a Black woman’: the playwright’s under-recognized connection to Black culture

A new Washington DC exhibition examines how Toni Morrison, Maya Angelou and more used the Bard’s work to help tell their own stories

The Guardian - US · Oct 18

Why Did Bali Change His Mind After Rama’s Explanation?

Bali was one of the mightiest warriors in the Ramayana. Yet, in his final moments, he folded his hands before Lord Rama, the very person he had accused of attacking him unfairly. What changed his mind? The answer lies in Rama’s explanation of dharma, Bali’s concern for his son Angada,…

MyLifeXP · Oct 18

Why Did Shandili Take Away Garuda’s Powerful Wings?

Garuda was so powerful that he could challenge the gods and bring Amrita, the divine nectar, from heaven. Yet, according to a traditional story, he once lost his strength and wings after staying at the humble hermitage of a woman named Shandili. What happened that night? The answer reveals a…

MyLifeXP · Oct 18

Why Did Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva Become Anusuya's Sons?

What if the greatest protection in the Ramayana came not from a weapon, but from the power of penance? When Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, and Lakshmana were living in exile, they visited the hermitage of Sage Atri and Sati Anusuya. There, Anusuya offered Sita divine gifts that carried a deeper…

MyLifeXP · Oct 18

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How a Sage's Curse Changed Jaya and Vijaya Forever

Have you ever noticed the two powerful figures standing at the entrance of a Hindu temple and wondered why they are shown standing rather than sitting? In some Vaishnava temples, these guardians are associated with Jaya and Vijaya, the legendary gatekeepers of Lord Vishnu's abode, Vaikuntha. Their story involves a…

The Guardian - UK · Oct 18

‘A key artist in her own right’: wallpaper and fabrics designer emerges from William Morris’s shadow

Creativity and influence of Morris & Co designer Kate Faulkner to be detailed in Cambridge exhibition

The Guardian - UK · Oct 18

My longterm boyfriend died last year. Is it too soon to date someone new?

Only you can know when you are ready, but a year is not long to process grief, and you seem to have doubts about this man

The Guardian - UK · Oct 18

Going nowhere fast? Personal trainers on why you aren’t seeing results in the gym

From doing too much cardio to wasting time – PTs reveal the common fails stunting your progress, and how to avoid them

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The Guardian - UK · Oct 18

Buvette, London WC2: ‘It’s actually rather lovely’ – restaurant review

This offshoot of a New York favourite isn’t reinventing the wheel, but it does bring a touch of Gallic glam to the neighbourhood

The Independent UK · Oct 18

Lesley Manville: ‘My first screen kiss was in a cowshed. I’ve had better since then’

INTERVIEW: From her early days on ‘Emmerdale’ to her Oscar nomination for ‘Phantom Thread’, Lesley Manville has truly done it all on stage and screen, and earned national treasure status along the way. She tells Jacob Stolworthy the stories behind a dream career

Times Life · Oct 18

Wolf Snake vs Krait: The Misidentification That Kills in Rural India

Two Snakes, One Dangerous ResemblanceThe common wolf snake, Lycodon aulicus, is found inside homes across peninsular India, drawn by the geckos and small lizards it hunts. It is non-venomous, slender, and banded in alternating dark brown and pale cream or white. The common krait, Bungarus caeruleus, is also slender, also…

Times Life · Oct 18

How the Red-Eared Slider Became India's Most Damaging Invasive Turtle

A Pet Shop Animal With a Predator's AppetiteThe red-eared slider, Trachemys scripta elegans, is native to the Mississippi River basin in the United States. It gets its name from the vivid red stripe behind each eye. In a tank, it is docile, long-lived, and cheap. In the wild, it is…

Times Life · Oct 18

Elephants and Horses at Mysore Dasara: Load, Heat and Rest

The Howdah and What It WeighsThe golden howdah placed on the lead elephant at Mysore Dasara, the Ambari, weighs approximately 750 kilograms on its own. An Asian elephant in procession can carry a rider or two alongside it, bringing the total load to somewhere between 800 and 900 kilograms for…

Times Life · Oct 18

How to Leave a Digital Handover Note So Your Family Is Never Locked Out

Why a Paper Will Is No Longer EnoughA traditional will handles property and money. It says nothing about the email account tied to every bank login, the cloud storage holding fifteen years of photographs, or the subscription that auto-renews from a card nobody else knows exists. When a family member…

Times Life · Oct 18

What Happens to Your Email, Photos and Online Accounts After You Die

Indian Law Has No Answer for Your Google DriveYour physical property follows the Indian Succession Act, 1925. Your digital accounts follow nothing, because Indian law does not yet recognise digital assets as inheritable property in any clear, codified way. A family that wants access to a deceased person's Gmail or…

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