Author: Humanima

Tribesigns, a rapidly growing global furniture brand, is set to make its first appearance at the renowned High Point Market in North Carolina this October. The company, known for its modern and practical home and office solutions, will showcase its wide range of furniture products, designed to combine comfort, style, and functionality. The High Point Market, which runs from October 26 to 30, is one of the world’s largest trade shows for the furniture and interior design industries. Held twice a year in the town of High Point, North Carolina – often referred to as the “Furniture Capital of the…

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A prominent Chinese medical expert will present a groundbreaking theory on heart disease treatment at the 36th World Congress on Cardiology and Heart Disease, taking place in London on 17-18 October 2024. Professor Luo Min, from Beijing Yuhe Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Rehabilitation Hospital, will introduce his original neural excitation theory, which could revolutionise how coronary heart disease is treated globally. Professor Luo’s research has been accepted for an oral presentation at the event, where he will discuss his findings in a session titled “The Newest Advances in the Prediction and Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease in Our…

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A new report has revealed the significant economic contribution of British Muslims to the UK economy, while also highlighting the growing risk of emigration due to religious discrimination and dissatisfaction. The report, titled “The Economic Contribution of British Muslims to the UK’s Growth and Prosperity, and the Risk of Exodus”, was released today and calls for urgent action to address the challenges facing this community. The findings show that British Muslims contribute over £70 billion to the economy each year. The workforce alone generates £42 billion, while Muslim-owned businesses add between £16.3 billion and £24.7 billion annually. In addition, charitable…

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A new book titled A Way With Words: Advice from the TEDx Frontline by communication expert Theo Kapodistrias is poised to revolutionise how corporate professionals and business owners communicate. With a focus on delivering impactful messages, the book aims to help speakers “cut out the crap” and present engagingly and authentically, regardless of the medium. Kapodistrias, a renowned speaker and communication coach, draws on his extensive experience in public speaking and TEDx events to provide practical advice tailored for leaders and professionals. The book is not only a guide for effective communication but also a reflection of Kapodistrias’s commitment to…

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Mama Lolly’s, a Caribbean hot sauce producer known for its handmade recipes, is set to expand its production to meet increasing demand. The company, which has garnered three Great Taste Awards, is experiencing significant growth through online sales, independent delis, and food fairs, prompting plans for a new production facility. Director Donna-Lee Tapper shared insights into the company’s origins and its plans for the future. “Our Caribbean hot sauces have real provenance,” she stated, noting that the recipes have been passed down through generations, originating from her grandmother, affectionately known as Mama Lolly. With sales performing well over recent years,…

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Porcelain Superstore has unveiled its latest wall tile collection, Nancy, which combines compact dimensions with striking design. Each tile in this six-piece collection measures just 15cm x 15cm, yet aims to bring a vibrant splash of colour and character to even the smallest spaces, such as splashbacks and cloakrooms. The Nancy range includes a mix of patterned and plain tiles, thoughtfully designed to allow homeowners creative flexibility. Each patterned tile is complemented by a plain counterpart, making it easy to create stunning visual effects on larger surfaces, including kitchen and bathroom walls. Available in a choice of white, green, and…

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Toybox Children’s Nursery, located at Coleg Cambria Deeside, has received an outstanding inspection report, marking a successful start to the academic year. The nursery was awarded an ‘Excellent’ rating in three key categories by Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) and Estyn, specifically in Wellbeing, Care and Development, and Leadership and Management. This positive news follows the nursery’s recognition as a finalist for the Setting of the Year at the previous year’s Early Years Wales Awards. The nursery has recently completed a significant revamp of its outdoor play area, which now boasts enhanced safety surfaces, new fencing, and an array of wooden…

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As the 2024/25 academic year commences, the Student Loans Company (SLC) is urging students to remain vigilant against rising smishing scams targeting them during this critical period. With many students set to receive their first maintenance loan payments, the risk of fraud is heightened. Franz Ostendorff, a representative from CasinoRevisor, highlights that scammers often exploit this time of year. “Scammers target students as they anticipate their first maintenance loan payment,” he said. The SLC expects to distribute approximately £2 billion to students over the autumn term, making it a prime time for fraudsters. Last year, the SLC successfully intercepted £2.9…

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In a celebration of coffee mastery, Raffy Vajio has been crowned the inaugural winner of the Julius Meinl Barista Cup, which took place at the brand’s historic headquarters in Vienna on September 19. Vajio represented the UAE and is the Head Barista at Atlantis the Royal in Dubai, where he manages over 35 restaurants. The competition attracted top talent from around the globe, with baristas showcasing their skills using Julius Meinl’s premium 100% Arabica Belvedere Blend coffee. The contestants were judged in three categories: Espresso, Cappuccino, and Signature Drink, demonstrating exceptional prowess in each. “I am very grateful to have…

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A new survey has revealed that AI is becoming an increasingly trusted source of life advice, with more than half of Brits opting for AI-generated guidance on various personal and professional matters. Despite initially stating a preference for human advice, when presented with real examples, 52.31% of respondents chose AI advice for relationships, while only 15.47% preferred advice from a human coach. The study, commissioned by business coach Tim Brownson, involved 2,017 people across the UK. Participants were first asked whether they would generally prefer advice from a human or AI on a range of topics, including relationships, business, careers,…

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