Dates, a Super Fruit
Dates are one of the oldest cultivated fruits in the world. They have flourished across the Middle East for centuries. Mainly known for their sweet delectable flavor, dates are considered ‘super fruit’ by nutritionist. Dates are a good source of various vitamins and minerals, energy, sugar,…
What Too Much Salt can do to the Brain
Too much salt can cause cognitive deficits, according to a new study published in the journal Nature Neuroscience. Luckily, these negative effects may be reversed, and the new study shows how. Too much salt in our diet can have devastating effects on our brain power,…
Zoom Backlash
A number of the world’s largest companies are forbidding employees from using the Zoom Video Communications Inc.’s conferencing app. Daimler AG, Ericsson AB, NXP Semiconductors NV and Bank of America Corp have joined corporations like Tesla Inc. and government agencies from Taiwan to Singapore that…
Byproduct of COVID-19, A Cleaner more Natural Planet
COVID-19 has accomplished in 2 months what the climate activist have been struggling to achieve for decades—a greener, cleaner environment. The decimation to the industrial world with its insatiable appetite for resources has been all encompassing. Factories have shut down, aviation has been grounded, and…
How to Make Your Own Hand Sanitizer
PROPERLY SCRUBBING YOUR hands is one of the best ways to stop the spread of germs and viruses, and to ensure you don’t get sick yourself. But if you don’t have access to soap and clean water, or if you’re out and about and nowhere near…
Dealing with difficult People
Dealing with difficult people involves negotiating with counterparts you mistrust, dislike, or even think are “evil.” Nonetheless, a skilled negotiator knows where to find and create value in any negotiation. When dealing with difficult people, integrative bargaining strategies, including knowledge of your BATNA (best alternative to a negotiated…
Are You a Hard Worker or Workaholic
Occupations have become an integral part of personal identity for many millennials and are seen as essential for wellbeing. It’s safe to say that most of us have integrity and want to excel at our jobs, but at what point does our healthy motivation cross…
If You’re too Busy, Ask Yourself 3 Questions
Despite the technological advances in the work place that facilitate task, time management remains a problem. Whether you are behind schedule because your boss keeps throwing more task your way, or you can’t schedule family time because you have too many competing priorities, getting a grip on time management…
The Benefits of Hibiscus
The hibiscus tea is a herbal tea which is made from the sepals of the hibiscus flower, whose scientific name is Hibiscus sabdariffa. This tea is quite popular in the countries of Egypt, Sudan, Latin America, United States and Trinidad and Tobago. They are known by…
Sudanese Cinnamon Tea
From first light in the morning to the end of the day and under the pulsing noonday sun, tea ladies line the streets of cities and towns across Sudan. They soak up what little shade they can find along facades of buildings, store awnings and…
Al Jazar: A Minimalist Approach
On Al Jazar Street in al Riyadh Khartoum, under a large white sign spelling out the word “Al Jazar” in big bold black-lined red letters, is a great little take out for a delicious kufta sandwich. As the namesake explicates, the enterprise is a byproduct…