We all feel it sometimes. That clench of the jaw or roll of the eyes when our spouse loads the dishwasher badly or fails to take out the bins.
But have scientists now proved that women in long relationships do it more often than men? A study published in the Journal of the Association for Psychological Science in January revealed that wives fall out of love more quickly than husbands.
When they asked volunteers to report their feelings every 30
Although no one ever taught it to you, odds are that if you solve a lot of crossword puzzles, you’re fluent in the grammar of crosswords. Most crossword enthusiasts could explain that nouns clue nouns, verbs clue verbs, and so on. They also come to know—subconsciously—that answers must be interchangeable with their clues in a sentence, even for categories too particular to have a name.
These unspoken tenets can be deceptively complex. Consider how GALORE could be clued by “aplenty,”
Brittany Higgins looked tense when she was seen for the first time since her diary entries were made public and her former boss broke her silence over allegations she was raped in her office.
The 28-year-old was pictured on Saturday on her phone in a Brisbane park just hours after Linda Reynolds spoke for the first time about allegations Ms Higgins was raped at Parliament House in March, 2019.
Ms Higgins claimed the leak of her personal diaries was a
These structures take the world of architecture to a whole new level – and into outer space.
The shortlist for the 2022 World Architecture Festival (WAF) has been revealed, with ‘some of the most bold, beautiful and innovative projects from around the world’ making the cut.
Some of the standout projects, which were selected from hundreds of entries from more than 50 countries, include an art storage facility in the Netherlands crafted from 1,664 mirrored panels, a VIP terminal at
The photographers behind these stunning shots are at the peak of their powers.
They are the winners of the 2022 CVCEPhoto mountain-activity photography contest, with their shots capturing daredevils scaling sheer rock faces, kayaking over thundering waterfalls and hanging off otherworldly rock formations.
The annual CVCEPhoto competition – organised by Club Vasco de Camping Elkartea (CVCE) mountaineering club in San Sebastian, Spain, to ‘promote mountain activity’ – this year received ‘thousands’ of entries from more than 60 countries including Canada,
The category winners and shortlisted entries for the open competition of the 2022 Sony World Photography Awards have been revealed – and they are absolutely stunning.
There’s a huge variety of themes and locations in this year’s selection, from the hauntingly beautiful shot of the World War I tracks in the Pasubio Mountains in Italy to a joyful picture of Ronaldo the horse frolicking in the snow in Germany.
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