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Mother’s Day
How many times have you been reminded of the above verse? But time and again we forget ourselves and overstep the limits. Yet, parents are parents, and at the end of the day you’ll always be their darling child. Parenting is a ginormous responsibility which Allah has blessed some people with; the amount of sacrifice parents go through to ensure their child gets the best start in life is unparalleled. Sleepless nights, tiresome days, coupled with continuous forbearance and patience is just a small part of parenthood.Now it’s our turn to give back. Though, we can never ever repay our parents for the time and effort they dedicated to us; we can show them gratitude.It’s Mother’s Day, and many children will be encouraged to draw cards, write cute messages and purchase gifts for their...
March 08, 2018

Mother’s Day

Teens and Social Media
By Aya AlzuabiSocial media has become an obsession, plaguing today’s generation of teenagers. At gatherings with friends or family, teenagers are more likely to spend their time on their phones than to pay attention to the people they are actually with at the moment. Many may wonder why social media appeals so much to adolescents. Well, there are actually many factors that go into it.It is well known that teenagers are easily influenced. They are especially influenced by their peers. More often than not, teenagers try their best to fit in with the social norm. Most teenagers feel pressured to stay updated on the constantly changing ‘trends’ of society. Social media provides teenagers with the opportunity to explore what is ‘cool’ and new in fashion, sports, technology, TV shows,...
March 08, 2018

Teens and Social Media

Actress Janhvi Kapoor, right, is seen in this undated file photo with her late mother actress Sridevi.
Janhvi Kapoor celebrates 21st birthday remembering Sridevi
MUMBAI - For the first time ever, actress Janhvi Kapoor celebrated her 21st birthday without her mother, legendary Bollywood actress Sridevi. Following the traditions set by her late mother, the "Dhadak" star spent her birthday Wednesday with elderly women in care, reported The Indian Express.To turn one’s own grief into happiness for others is a sign of immense character, something the late actor instilled in both her daughters.Pictures and videos of the Janhvi have been making rounds on social media where she can be seen celebrating amongst the residents of the old age home.The Kapoor family tried their best to support Janhvi while she holds her own as she overcomes the grave loss of Sridevi, who passed away just over a week ago.After visiting the old age home, Janhvi spent...
March 07, 2018

Janhvi Kapoor celebrates 21st birthday remembering Sridevi

This undated photo received courtesy from Kym Illman on March 7, 2018 shows a bottle and the almost 132-year-old message it contained, that was found near Wedge Island, some 160 kilometers north of Perth, Australia. - AFP
Sands of time: World's oldest message in a bottle found on Australian beach
MELBOURNE - The oldest known message in a bottle was found on an Australian beach 132 years after being thrown from a German ship in the Indian Ocean as part of an experiment to track currents, experts said.The Dutch gin bottle, with no cork or top, was spotted by Tonya Illman in January in remote sand dunes 180 km north of Perth, the capital of Western Australia state.Inside, her family discovered a note tightly rolled up and tied with string, carrying the date June 12, 1886, and the name of the ship, Paula."We took it home and dried it out, and when we opened it, we saw it was a printed form, in German, with very faint German handwriting," Illman said.Her husband searched online to find that, in an experiment run from 1864 to 1933 by the Deutsche Seewarte, or German Naval...
March 07, 2018

Sands of time: World's oldest message in a bottle found on Australian beach

Actor Riz Ahmed poses with a member of the transgender community in Karachi, Pakistan in this photo taken from his Instagram account.
Riz Ahmed highlights life of Pakistan's transgender community
KARACHI - Pakistani-British actor Riz Ahmed was recently in Lahore to attend the Lahore Literary Festival (LLF) as part of a panel discussion with The Reluctant Fundamentalist author, Mohsin Hamid. After Lahore, he made his way to Karachi and spent a few days in the metropolitan city as well, reports The Express Tribune.A few days ago, Ahmed stated that he would be sharing some pictures from his short visit to Pakistan. Indeed, the 35-year-old kept his promise but the pictures he has revealed are much more than basic holiday throwbacks. In his latest Instagram post, Ahmed highlights the tough life led by the transgender community of Pakistan.Ahmed penned that the transgenders have been a part of South Asian culture for over a hundred years and that there are probably many more transgenders...
March 07, 2018

Riz Ahmed highlights life of Pakistan's transgender community

Stormy Daniels
Stormy Daniels sues Trump over 'hush agreement'
LOS ANGELES - Adult-film actress Stormy Daniels sued President Donald Trump on Wednesday, alleging he never signed a nondisclosure agreement to keep her quiet about an "intimate" relationship between them.Trump has denied having an affair with Daniels.Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, filed the lawsuit in Los Angeles claiming the agreement is invalid and she is free to publicly discuss her relationship with Trump.The lawsuit, which Clifford's attorney Michael Avenatti published in a tweet, says that she signed both the agreement and a side letter using her stage name on Oct. 28, 2016, days before the 2016 US presidential election.Trump's attorney Michael Cohen signed the document the same day, but Trump never signed the document, the lawsuit claims.The...
March 07, 2018

Stormy Daniels sues Trump over 'hush agreement'

Kim Ki-duk
Top S. Korea director Kim Ki-duk accused of rape
SEOUL - A South Korean actress has accused award-winning film director Kim Ki-duk and a top actor of rape, as the country's nascent #MeToo movement begins to spiral. The fresh allegations against Kim come after his presence at this year's Berlin Film Festival caused controversy following a fine for physically assaulting a different actress.In the latest case an actress, who refused to be named, said that Kim repeatedly tried to enter her hotel room when they were shooting a movie in a remote village several years ago."It was a living hell... so many nights, he came to my room and slammed the door or phoned me at the room repeatedly until I responded," she told Seoul's MBC television station.Kim eventually summoned her to his room to "discuss a script", she...
March 07, 2018

Top S. Korea director Kim Ki-duk accused of rape

This video frame grab released by the Indonesia Animal Welfare Society shows a Bornean orangutan named Ozon smoking a cigarette in its zoo enclosure in Bandung, about 150 kilometers southeast of Jakarta. - AFP
Indonesian orangutan caught puffing on zoo visitor's cigarette
BANDUNG, Indonesia - Indonesia can now add a smoking orangutan to its roster of nicotine addicts. A video taken recently shows the beast picking up a cigarette butt that was flicked into its zoo enclosure by a visitor and then puffing away on it like a pro. The images of 22-year-old Bornean orangutan Ozon at the zoo in Bandung, about 150 kilometers southeast of Jakarta, promptly went viral. This not the first that a zoo orangutan has been caught sneaking a smoke in Indonesia, which has an abysmal record of animal protection and one of the world's highest smoking rates. In 2012 a great ape at another zoo became a nicotine addict after picking up butts, and had to be forced to quit cold turkey. A Bandung zoo spokesman on Wednesday said that while the incident was regrettable, it has...
March 07, 2018

Indonesian orangutan caught puffing on zoo visitor's cigarette

Crochet sculptures are seen spread out on tables at the headquarters of Mother India's Crochet Queens in Chennai, India. - Guinness World Records
India-based group sets record for largest display of crochet sculptures
CHENNAI - A crocheting group based in India has broken the world record for the largest display of crochet sculptures. The top mark, certified by Guinness World Records and set by Mother India's Crochet Queens, included 58,917 crochet sculptures under the theme "Go Green, Save the Earth." The sculptures include a number of scenes showing humans and the planet throughout their history, reports UPI. The organization is primarily made up of women in India, but it also includes men, children and women throughout the world. Members sent crochet sculptures to the group's headquarters in Chennai for the project. The previous record was held by The Craft Club, a UK-based group that compiled 13,388 crochet sculptures in 2014. Mother India's Crochet Queens has also set the...
March 07, 2018

India-based group sets record for largest display of crochet sculptures

In this Nov. 8, 2017, photo Jessica McShane, an employee at Interactions Corp., monitors person-to-computer communications, helping computers understand what a human is saying, in the
AI's dirty little secret: It's powered by people
SAN FRANCISCO - There's a dirty little secret about artificial intelligence: It's powered by hundreds of thousands of real people.From makeup artists in Venezuela to women in conservative parts of India, people around the world are doing the digital equivalent of needlework -drawing boxes around cars in street photos, tagging images, and transcribing snatches of speech that computers can't quite make out.Such data feeds directly into "machine learning" algorithms that help self-driving cars wind through traffic and let Alexa figure out that you want the lights on. Many such technologies wouldn't work without massive quantities of this human-labeled data.These repetitive tasks pay pennies apiece. But in bulk, this work can offer a decent wage in many parts of the...
March 06, 2018

AI's dirty little secret: It's powered by people

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