Life
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Here's how you can get involved in creating Yayoi Kusama's latest artwork
Yayoi Kusama's "The Obliteration Room," originally commissioned by the Queensland Art Gallery in Australia, is one of her most ambitious and participatory projects
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Cuddles with corgis to celebrate the queen's favourite dogs
The 96-year-old queen has kept Pembroke Welsh Corgis since she was 18, and even appeared with her dogs in a spoof James Bond clip filmed for the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics
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Four natural (but disgusting) green living tips
With World Environment Day approaching on Sunday, June 5, here are some examples of 100 percent natural methods that may not be very appetising but are nonetheless resourceful
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Are cookies a friend or a foe for internet users?
While it might be tempting to simply accept all the cookies you're confronted with when surfing the internet, it's worth remembering what these small computer files are used for and, above all, what kind of data they can share
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How artificial intelligence could help detect burnout
While many tools and tests exist online to try to address the issue, a new method, based on artificial intelligence and the use of natural language processing, could offer new perspectives
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Sponge cakes and Sex Pistols: Britain erupts with jubilee joy
From rollerskating queens to red, white and blue wheelie bins, it's hard to find anything in Britain this week that doesn't have a jubilee theme
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From Mexico to Indonesia, here are the world's most visited countries on Google Street View
Surprisingly, the world's top tourist destinations are not necessarily the most popular on this virtual navigation service
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Can video games boost kids' cognitive development?
Researchers have found that children between the ages of 8 and 12 who play video games perform better on a variety of tests associated with intelligence and cognitive development
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Egypt's drummers beat away bad rap of tabla tunes
Professional tabla players in the country have been associated with nightclubs, where they accompany the undulations of belly dancers, looked down on as figures of ill-repute by many Egyptians. That is something the newcomers want to change
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Strawberry farms threaten Spanish wetlands
Water supplies to the Donana National Park in southern Spain have declined dramatically due to climate change and the over-extraction of water by neighbouring strawberry farms, often through illegal wells, scientists say
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Kenya video gamers face an uphill battle to make their mark
Several Kenyan gamers are trying to find their feet in a multi-billion dollar industry that is slowly making its way onto international platforms such as the inaugural Commonwealth esports championships