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Research reveals male babies “talk” more in first year than female babies

Young babies emit a lot of squeals, vowel-like noises, growls, and brief word-like sounds like “ba” or “aga.” These “protophones,” or predecessors to speech, are gradually replaced by early words and, eventually, entire phrases and sentences. While some newborns are inherently more “talkative” than others, a recent study published in iScience indicates that there are disparities in the amount of ...

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5 tips to make perfect French Fries

On the occasion of National French Fry Day (July 14), try these tips by Chef Sonia Sarpal to master the art of making the perfect golden and crispy fries. National French Fry Day was observed on July 13 every year. However, from this year onwards, the day will be observed on the second Friday in July, which means in 2023, ...

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Honey bee nest structure is surprisingly adaptive, resilient: Study

Auburn University researchers showed that honey bee colonies had extraordinary skills to adapt and preserve their nest construction even in the face of severe disturbances. Contrary to previous assumptions, the researchers found that the disruption of three-dimensional nest structure while colonies were building their nests did not hinder colony performance. The findings shed new light on the adaptive nature of ...

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Employers should exercise caution when introducing peer recognition initiatives: Study

Employers are constantly looking for better and more innovative ways to acknowledge people in the workplace, especially in circumstances where change is frequent and fast-paced. According to recent research from the University of Waterloo, however, employee comparisons made possible by public peer recognition may lead to some workers feeling mistreated. “Employers have sought out various peer recognition systems in an ...

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A smart way to manage the kitchen

A smart kitchen assistant app helps users with planning, shopping, and cooking. Saakshi Jain, co-founder of Zelish, suggests a meal plan with recipes can be easily prepared from home. The app understands a user’s food preferences such as their likes, dislikes, allergies. After successfully completing the Techstars programme backed by Bosch in Munich, the app was launched in April 2020. ...

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32% of daters between 21 and 30 say set boundaries as soon as you match

Online dating is more than just looking through countless profiles till you find the one. It calls for much more than mindless scrolling; it calls for setting priorities in order to avoid grief and falling victim to situations that can be avoided. Boundaries, setting them appropriately and when appropriate, appear to be at least 41 per cent of daters’ all-inclusive ...

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How to choose the best road bike for expert cyclists

If you’re a cyclist who wants to ride faster, further, and, most importantly, enjoy the ride more, you need a road bike that matches your skills and goals. But with so many options available right now, how do you find the one most suited for you? As an expert cyclist, you have strict criteria and expectations when deciding on your ...

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Whey protein and weight loss

In the world of fitness and weight loss, protein has gained significant attention for its role in supporting muscle growth, recovery, and overall health. Among the various types of protein available, whey protein stands out as a popular choice due to its high-quality amino acid profile and potential benefits. Whey protein is a complete protein derived from milk during the ...

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Superfoods to stop premature graying of hair

“Premature graying of hair in youngsters is on the rise. While stress and lifestyle is a lead factor, diet and nutrition also plays a major role. The advent of fast food and instant meals is leaching our meals of essential nutrients and it’s time to bring black back!” says Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal. Spinach, chickpeas, oranges: Folic acid can help provide the ...

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Research shows babies talk more around man-made objects than natural ones

Babies are considerably more likely to participate in “baby talk” when dealing with artificial things than when interacting with natural ones, according to a study. Infants often communicate with protophones, which are sounds resembling squeals, growls or short word-like noises such as “da”, “aga” and “ba”. These are considered the foundations of speech, as they eventually evolve into full language. ...

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