13Nov/23

How to survive sibling rivalry

November 13, 2023FamilyDomestic violence, Kinship and descent, Rivalry, Sibling, Sibling relationship, Sibling rivalryadmin

13 Nov 2023 — Sibling rivalry can be a real challenge, especially during the holidays when everyone is stressed and trying to enjoy themselves. Here are a few tips for surviving the mayhem: Continue reading →

12Nov/23

Winter DataDive weekend 2023

November 12, 2023DevelopersFood security, Homelessness, Housing, London, Poverty, Squattingadmin

12 Nov 2023 – We are thrilled to let you know about our winter DataDive weekend, taking place in London on 18-19 November 2023! Right now, we’re working hard behind the scenes with our Data Ambassador volunteers and our charity partners to get the project ready for you. At the weekend, you’ll be introduced to the charities and their projects, and then you’ll get to ‘dive’ straight into the data. It’s a great way to make a difference using your data skills! Continue reading →

11Nov/23

Flutterwave Cleared of Wrongdoing as Kenyan High Court Closes Case by ARA

November 11, 2023UncategorizedCision, Flutterwave, Kenya, NAIROBIadmin

NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov. 10, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — We are pleased to announce the closure of the High Court case by the Asset Recovery Agency (ARA). This resolution affirms our adherence to regulatory compliance and transparency. Continue reading →

11Nov/23

World News in Brief: ‘Outrage’ over Black Sea attack, funding pledge to alleviate El Niño, breast cancer alert

November 11, 2023WorldBreast cancer, Cancer, Cancer research, Denise Brown, Food and Agriculture Organization, Food security, New York, Philippines, Somalia, Ukraineadmin

NEW YORK, 09 November 2023 /PRNewswire Policy/ — Humanitarian Coordinator Denise Brown said in a statement that Wednesday’s attack came on the heels of a series of assaults that killed and inured civilians, destroyed grain supplies and damaged the historic Fine Arts Museum in the Ukrainian port city. Continue reading →

11Nov/23

Internet of Things: tech firms have become our digital landlords – but people are starting to fight back

November 11, 2023InnovationAlexa, Amazon, Amazon Alexa, Colin Cochrane, Creative Commons, Digital technology, Echo, End-user license agreement, Guido Noto La Diega, Harry Potter, Human rights, Identity management, Internet of things, Internet privacy, John Deere, Machiavelli, Privacy, Ring, Spreadex, Terms of service, United Kingdomadmin

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Guido Noto La Diega, University of Stirling

From smart toasters to fitness collars for dogs, we live in a world where everything around us is gradually being connected to the internet and fitted with sensors so that we can interact with them online.

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08Nov/23

Applied AI Summit

November 8, 2023Developers.google, Artificial intelligence, Artificial neural networks, Deep learning, Emerging technologies, Generative artificial intelligence, Machine learning, Stable Diffusionadmin

Join us to learn how to build the next generation of applications, improve your productivity, and boost your generative AI skills at Google Cloud Applied AI Summit, a digital event on Wednesday, December 13, at 10 AM PST. Continue reading →

07Nov/23

Narcissism, immorality and lack of empathy: the dark psychology that can poison elites

November 7, 2023Human InterestBernd Horn, Collective narcissism, Creative Commons, Entitlement, Geoff Beattie, Narcissism, Narcissism in the workplace, Narcissistic supply, Power, Red Arrows, Rich Knightonadmin

Geoff Beattie, Edge Hill University

Sexism, harassment and bullying plague the Red Arrows, the UK Royal Air Force’s display team. This revelation was the outcome of investigations into complaints of bad behaviour in this elite organisation. Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton said that “behaviour that would be classed as unacceptable was widespread and normalised on the squadron”.

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06Nov/23

Is the Media glorifying war porn?

November 6, 2023Conflict and WarFeminist pornography, Pornography, Sex-positive feminism, Sexual ethics, Sexuality, War Pornadmin

Hampton UK, November 6, 2023 —There is evidence to support some of these claims. For example, studies have shown that exposure to graphic violence can lead to increased aggression and decreased empathy. Additionally, war porn can make it more difficult to see the human cost of war, which can make it easier for people to support or even participate in violence. Continue reading →

06Nov/23

Homelessness

November 6, 2023LifestyleAffordable housing, Hampton, Homelessness, Homelessness and aging, Homelessness in the United States, Housing, Squatting, United Kingdomadmin

Hampton, UK–It is important to note that homelessness is not a lifestyle choice. People who are homeless do not choose to live on the streets. They are there because they have no other options. Continue reading →

05Nov/23

Did Jews kill Jesus Christ?

November 5, 2023Human InterestBarabbas, Caiaphas, Christianity and antisemitism, Jesus, Jesus and history, Jesus Christ, Jesus, King of the Jews, Jewish deicide, Passion of Jesus, Pontius Pilateadmin

Jews did not kill Jesus Christ. The crucifixion of Jesus Christ was a Roman execution carried out by Roman soldiers under the orders of Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor of Judea. There is no evidence to suggest that the Jews as a whole were responsible for his death. Continue reading →