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- A journalist who became famous for his amazing throws
An Indian journalist has achieved incredible fame with precise and spectacular launches of newspapers into the homes of subscribers. At the same time as the demand for print newspapers has decreased, an Indian journalist's skill in accurately delivering newspapers to subscribers' homes has gone viral and has gained him fans.
- 760,000 square meters of Kish roads were asphalted in the last 2 years
The Technical and Civil Vice President of Kish Civil Engineering, Water and Services Company announced the implementation of the new phase of the expansion of surface water diversion and absorption projects, as well as the asphalting of 760,000 square meters of roads on Kish Island in the last 2 years.
- A man whose name appeared two thousand times in the Epstein case died suspiciously!
Daniel Siad, a French modeling agent who was under investigation for links to convicted American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has been found dead at his home in a Paris suburb.
- Secure your password
By choosing long and complex passwords, you can increase the security of accounts and prevent hacking.
- When the child asks "Where is God?"; How should parents respond?
From the reason of prayer and prayer to death, suffering and justice; Children's questions sometimes confront adults with questions that are not easy to answer. But what is important in religious education is not only finding the right answer; Rather, it is a way of dealing with the child's curiosity. Experts believe that if questioning is met with blame and commanding answers, the child may gradually replace silence with dialogue.
- Scientists gave people two almost identical meals; But one of them secreted more insulin
New research shows that highly processed foods may cause a different metabolic response in the body even when they have the same calories and nutritional value as more natural foods. In this study, a highly processed meal caused a greater increase in blood insulin compared to a meal with the same food composition; A finding that shows how much food is processed may affect how the body reacts beyond its nutritional value.
- New generation migraine medications are associated with a 40% increased risk of miscarriage
A new study shows that taking a type of new generation medication to prevent migraine attacks may be associated with a 40% increased risk of miscarriage in the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. However, the researchers stress that this finding does not prove the direct role of these drugs in abortion, and more research is needed to determine their safety during pregnancy.
- Nurnema | The 4-meter tail of this horse set a world record
- How does menopause change women's bodies? Sudden changes in bones, liver and blood fat
The results of an extensive study show that, contrary to popular belief, menopause is not just a gradual part of the aging process, but can be accompanied by sudden changes in the function of different parts of the body; From bone health and liver and kidney function to blood composition and fat content.
- Strengthening the fleet of 5 fast lines in Tehran
The managing director of Tehran Bus Unit announced the arrival of 31 new double-cabin diesel buses in Tehran and said: With the start of operation of these new buses, we will witness the continuation of the process of strengthening and modernizing Tehran's 5 high-speed lines. The post of reinforcement of Tehran's 5-line fast fleet appeared first on Safir Arjan.
- Journalist's secret deal with the famous accused/ a very famous magazine
It was revealed to him that he was going to the slaughterhouse.
- The journalist's secret deal with the well-known accused/a 6-fingered person is involved
It was revealed to him that he was going to the slaughterhouse.
- Eat 60 grams of this food daily; The effect of peanuts on the brain and memory was investigated
Daily consumption of unsalted, roasted peanuts with skins may improve insulin response in memory-related brain regions among healthy older adults, according to a new study.
- Solution to reduce coffee addiction
Beverages such as coffee and tea can be addictive. For this purpose, Siddiqa Talebi, an expert in traditional medicine, discussed ways to reduce this dependency in a TV program.
- See / Illegal gathering in front of Hassan Rouhani's house
The media has released a video of today's group gathering in front of the house of Hassan Rouhani, the former president of Iran.
- How is the new method of refueling with the station's emergency card?
Abbas Basfa, the manager of the smart fuel system of Iran's National Oil Products Distribution Company, said: The process of using the emergency fuel card in the new fuel consumption identification plan takes less than a minute.
- Abu Talib Hosseini's sarcasm to Amir Mahdi Johle; Controversial diss in cyber space
Abutaleb Hosseini drew the attention of users with a football joke to Amir Mehdi Johle, the current host of "Fan 360" program./Hashieh Plus
- New news about increasing credit of Kalaberg
SMS registration has been started to increase the validity of the electronic invoice to household heads. These text messages are sent by the Yaraneh-IRI number and by the Subsidy Targeting Organization.
- Publication of 2 decades of environmental experience in Tehran's green heritage
With the presence of the vice president and the head of the Environmental Protection Organization, a group of former general managers of the environment of Tehran Municipality and activists and specialists in the field of environment, the book of Tehran's Green Heritage was unveiled.
- How big is GTA 6? Cyberlake responds
The well-known whistleblower of GTA 6 with the nickname Cyberleek claims to have access to the full and playable version of this work with the story part. According to the claim, the expected work of Rockstar will require 200 GB of storage space on the memory.
- How does menopause affect different parts of the body?
Menopause is usually known as the end of menstruation, but what happens in the body around this time is not limited to the reproductive system, so knowing when these changes begin can help to better understand this period of women's lives.
- How Many People Are Waiting for Marriage and Childbearing Loans?
Some 800,000 applicants for marriage and childbearing loans were awaiting disbursement by the end of Shahrivar. The Central Bank reports that payment speed has increased two to three times.
- Over 23,000 Nuisance Calls Logged by Khuzestan Emergency Line
Khuzestan Red Crescent CEO reported 23,216 nuisance calls to the 112 emergency system in Shahrivar 1405. During the same month, 48 incidents were recorded in the province and rescue teams provided services to 122 people, figures that highlight the extent of misuse of emergency lines.
- Support of 60 countries for freedom of navigation in international straits
60 countries supported a joint statement on Monday, emphasizing the maintenance of freedom of navigation in the straits used for international shipping and declaring their opposition to the imposition of tolls and the imposition of discriminatory restrictions on these sea crossings.
- Over 60 Students at Bu Ali Sina University Poisoned; Contractor to Face Action if Negligence Is Proven
More than 60 students of Bu-Ali Sina University in Hamadan went to hospital with poisoning symptoms, and the investigation into the cause is ongoing. The university president stressed that students' health is a red line for the institution, and that serious action will be taken against the contractor if violations or negligence are proven.
- Mark Zuckerberg: We Will Unveil 'Muse Wonder'
Mark Zuckerberg: We will unveil Muse Wonder, a new generation of AI models with larger scale and more advanced capabilities. Today we are launching two new AI models.
- From Emirates to Air France; Several airlines suspended flights to Riyadh
Emirates, Delta, Lufthansa, Philippines and Air France-KLM announced the suspension, cancellation or postponement of their flights to Riyadh in different time frames.
- Marriages Last Longer: Average Duration of Married Life Rises by 2 Years
The latest data from the Research Center of the Islamic Consultative Assembly show that the gap between the average age of marriage and the average age of divorce in the country has widened from 1392 to 1404 (Solar Hijri calendar), meaning Iranian couples stay together for longer periods on average.
- Picture Puzzle: Can You Find the Odd Mushroom in 7 Seconds?
In this picture puzzle, one mushroom differs from the rest. Can you find it among dozens of similar mushrooms in just 7 seconds with careful focus?
- Distinctive Apartment Renovation in Shahrak-e Gharb Wins First Place in 1404 Architect Award (+Photo)
The Mino-An apartment, designed by Cross Architecture Office in Tehran's Shahrak-e Gharb, combining a traditional structure, a wooden volume, and natural light, won first place in the 1404 Architect Award renovation category.