The kitchen is the focal point of the modern home. Its engineering has evolved over the last several thousand years, from hobbled together washbasins to finely engineered perfectly styled hardware. Arguably though, a kitchen isn’t a kitchen if it isn’t filled with appliances. Today’s kitchens have changed from even just 20 years ago. It seems like … Read more
Never in the history of mankind has the velocity of business been increasing at such a rapid pace. This is largely driven by the rise of digital business models enabled by an exponential growth in technology. There is a plethora of information describing that we are in the Fourth Industrial Revolution — and soon to be entering the fifth. … Read more
Across the world, boys are taught from an early age that they need to be in charge- when it comes to situations, life, and most importantly their emotions. Little wonder then that many grow up thinking that their only option is to put on a brave face, and not appear ‘unmanly’. India’s very own Bollywood … Read more
Financial trading floors are experiencing a huge transition from innovative technologiesNSE -0.18 %. It has given traders more powers to do fast execution of trades with discipline in a rapidly changing market scenario by reducing human errors, as computer-programmed software remains unaffected by human psychology. In today’s era, where more and more traditional traders follow technical charting … Read more
It’s nearly the most glorious time of year. As summer blends into fall, we parents get to send our kids back to school. This release of our offspring into the brick-and-steel fortresses of higher education comes with a sigh and a lot of cheering in the inside. The silent celebration aside, your child is going … Read more
Comcast Spotlight, the ad sales devision of cable giant Comcast, said the average American household watches six hours and 25 minutes of broadcast TV every day, which includes live and on-demand content. While Comcast’s study doesn’t break down total viewership by person, it did show that household viewing increased by over 20 minutes year-over-year across … Read more
Andrew Rinehart, Medical Technician with Wasatch Medical Clinic, stopped by to share a common misconception regarding the cause of erectile dysfunction. He said that most men reach for the testosterone treatments instead of tackling the real cause: Lack of circulation. More blood flow to the area equals better performance in the bedroom, he said, without … Read more
India is the world’s fourth-largest energy consumer and will likely overtake China in the next decade as the primary source of growth in global energy demand. Our country is the world’s third-largest carbon dioxide emitter, and India’s climate and environmental challenges have been acknowledged by many policy and industry leaders. The ever-increasing demand for energy … Read more
How often do the fundamentals of work really change? A million years ago our distant cousins were hard at work near Lake Turkana in northern Kenya. They used simple tools, such as sharpened stones and hand-axes, for cutting. They controlled the use of fire for cooking and moved as nature dictated, adjusting to proliferation of … Read more
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — For the fourth year in a row, The Dining Room at The Nittany Lion Inn, on the Penn State University Park campus, has received Wine Spectator magazine’s “Best of” Award of Excellence — the highest wine list award achieved in the history of the inn. The Dining Room joins an exclusive group … Read more