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[ad_1] If you own an Android, you already know that there are tons of tricks you can do within your smartphone that can make using it much easier. However, there may be some hidden ones that you're unaware of, and we've got 5 great tips for you to start using with your Android right now. CLICK TO GET KURT’S FREE CYBERGUY NEWSLETTER WITH QUICK TIPS, TECH REVIEWS, SECURITY ALERTS AND EASY HOW-TO’S TO MAKE YOU SMARTER 1. One-handed typing If you don't already use GBoard, you should really consider it because it's a great way to get the best use out of your Android keyboard. The Board allows you to use one-handed mode, which makes reaching everything on your keyboard a lot easier, especially if you only have one free hand to type with. To activate one-handed typing on your Gboard keyboard: Open Gboard Tap the 3 vertical dots just above the keyboard Tap One-handed Tap One-handed (Kurt Knutsson) Click on the carrot to select which side you want your keyboard depen

[ad_1] Hibernating bears can’t help us escape long plane flights or unforgiving winters — but they may help us prevent blood clots. The bears, during hibernation, prevent blood clots in their own bodies by keeping a low level of a key protein in their blood, according to a new study published in Science. Now, the researchers hope their findings can be applied to developing future medications in humans that can mimic the way nature prevents blood clots in bears. BLOOD CLOT SYMPTOMS TO LOOK OUT FOR The researchers compared blood samples from 13  wild brown bears during the winter while they were hibernating with blood samples during the summer when the bears were more active. They specifically looked at platelets — which help the blood form clots — finding that the hibernating bears' blood samples had platelets that were less likely to clump together than the samples taken of the bears during the summer. A grizzly bear is shown foraging in Glacier National Park in Montana. W

[ad_1] The 33-year-old is convicted of killing babies at the hospital neonatal unit where she worked. [ad_2] Source link https://worldnews2023.com/health/nurse-lucy-letby-guilty-of-murdering-seven-babies-on-neonatal-unit/?feed_id=300490&_unique_id=66319561396c8

[ad_1] The death toll from several attacks this week by extremist rebels in eastern Congo has risen to at least 45 people, local officials said on Friday. Dozens of people were killed by rebels using machetes over two days when rebels from the Allied Democratic Forces , a militia with links to the Islamic State group, killed civilians in several villages in North Kivu province, said Saidi Balikwisha, the province's deputy. "Here, three or four days don't go by without us recording deaths, the result of barbarity of the ADF terrorists. That is why once again, we repeat, we need a considerable military force to come that can contribute to the restoration of peace," he said. Little has been done to help others whose homes were burned down by the rebels , he said. AT LEAST 36 PEOPLE KILLED BY EXTREMISTS LINKED TO IS GROUP IN EASTERN CONGO Democratic Republic of Congo Defence Forces gather in the North Kivu province village of Mukondi, on March 9, 2023. (AP Photo/

[ad_1] BPSC has already revealed the Bihar board TRE 2023 answer keys. The BPSC result for the school Teacher Recruitment Exam (TRE) was expected to be released by October 15 but has not been declared yet. The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) recently conducted the Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE) and, as per initial reports, was expected to release the results by mid-October. However, the results have not yet been declared, leaving many aspirants on edge. To address the concerns and anticipation of candidates, Atul Prasad, Chairman of BPSC, took to social media to provide an update. In a tweet from his official Twitter account, Chairman Atul Prasad urged candidates to exercise patience and allow the Commission to complete the evaluation process. He stated, “Believe it or not, declaration of TRE results involves preparation of 43×38 = 1634 merit lists. Candidates must keep patience and let us do our job.” The BPSC had previously unveiled the answer keys for the Bihar bo

[ad_1] Sulemana Abdul Samed, 29, is a towering 7 feet 4 inches tall.— Twitter/@saadsultansial Sulemana Abdul Samed, 29, is a towering 7 feet 4 inches tall, just 1 foot shorter than Sultan Kosen, a Turkish man who now holds the Guinness World Record for being the tallest man alive. A local hospital in Northern Ghana initially indicated that Samed had a height of 9 feet, 6 inches (2.89 metres), but it was later found that the clinic lacked the proper measurement equipment, reported the BBC . Samed has a gigantism diagnosis and has never stopped expanding. Everyone knows Samed better by his alias Awuche. A 16-foot measuring tape was used by a BBC reporter to gauge his height. "The way they measure me, I cannot say everything is perfect," Awuche told BBC . The ruler indicated 7 feet 4 inches. "Wow, so what does it mean?" Awuche asked with his signature smile. The tallest man alive, the journalist told him, was a foot and 2.8 inches taller than him. Howeve

[ad_1] Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) on Tuesday grew despondent at the idea of leading a delegation to the upcoming Munich Security Conference as Congress had yet to approve additional money to help back Ukraine’s war against Russia. Whitehouse summed up his feelings in one word: “Crappy.” By Thursday, however, the tide had shifted and a bipartisan collection of 67 senators voted to open debate on a $95 billion security measure, with almost two-thirds of that directed toward Ukraine. A final vote could come by midweek just as roughly 30 senators are slated to head to Europe. Yes, the deal could still fall apart in the Senate and its prospects in the increasingly nativist House remain up in the air, but Whitehouse practically had a bounce in his step after that vote. “We may be less empty-handed, TBD,” he said. The annual security conference has long served as an annual show of cross-Atlantic unity, providing each party’s internationalist wing a chance to tout its vision of U.S.

[ad_1] Preparing for a baby involves getting ready for parenthood, where soon-to-be parents must cover and be sure of everything from mother's health to managing baby's chromosomal conditions, if any. On one hand for newborns, the focus is on good nutrition, vaccinations, and regular check-ups. On the other hand, understanding and dealing with chromosomal conditions requires awareness and timely action.  If a chromosomal condition is identified, parents can work closely with healthcare professionals to create a management plan, addressing medical, developmental, and emotional aspects. According to Dr Venkataswamy Eswarachari, Scientist & Lab Director, MedGenome, "Genetic information guides the development of personalized care plans, including tailoring diets, monitoring developmental milestones, and offering specialized care. Predicting the future trajectory of a chromosomal condition aids parents and healthcare teams in planning for the baby's long-term nee

[ad_1] Saturday Sessions: Brigitte Calls Me Baby perform "The Future Is Our Way Out" - CBS News Watch CBS News Chicago-based rockers Brigitte Calls Me Baby formed in 2016 and have been selling out shows with music that spans genres and eras. The quintet's success is due in part to the strong vocal talents of frontman Wes Leavins who started writing songs at age 13. Late last year, the band released their debut EP titled, "This House Is Made Of Corners," and earlier this month the band embarked on their first headlining tour. Now, here is Brigitte Calls Me Baby with "The Future Is Our Way Out." Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On