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5 things you should never ignore in the early stages of dating The early stages of dating can be a little confusing. You are excited to hear from them, you replay conversations in your head, and sometimes, you are so busy wondering whether they like you that you forget to ask yourself a more important question: Do I actually like how I feel around them?When you are getting to know someone, it is easy to explain away small things. Maybe they cancelled twice because they were busy. Maybe they disappeared for a few days and came back with a casual…

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Photos courtesy NPS/Gateway NRA A collection of vintage postcards donated to the National Park Service has given historians a detailed look at life along the New Jersey coast in the early 20th century.In a series of oral history interviews conducted by National Park Service historians Tom Hoffman and Elaine Harmon, retired Lieutenant Colonel John Joseph Patrick Mulhern examined items from the Paul Koeptchem postcard collection. He shared memories of living and working on the Sandy Hook peninsula between 1908 and 1927.The collection contains 24 colour postcards, catalogued as series number 272 at the Sandy Hook museum. It entered the National…

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A new Princeton Review survey reveals the five US colleges where students report spending the most time studying beyond classroom hours, with Caltech leading the list. Who studies the most? It is a question that can bring back memories of school bells, hurried trips home, and the familiar relief of leaving the classroom behind. College may offer greater academic freedom, but for many students, the day does not end when the final lecture does.In the United States, the hours after class can bring a demanding second shift of assignments, problem sets, laboratory work, reading, and exam preparation. At some colleges,…

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Manisha Koirala was diagnosed with stage IV ovarian cancer in 2012. The actor had travelled to New York for treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, where she underwent surgery and chemotherapy. She completed her final chemotherapy session in April 2013 and was subsequently declared cancer-free. But in a recent interview, Koirala has opened up on her journey and what she went through when she found out about having Cancer.She revisited the moment she first learnt about her diagnosis at Nepal’s Norvic International Hospital. She recalled how the night that followed became one of the most difficult experiences of her…

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Kuldeep Yadav, Manav Suthar and Ravindra Jadeja India could field three left-arm spinners in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle, with bowling coach Morne Morkel saying Kuldeep Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja and Manav Suthar offer different skills and can form an attacking bowling combination.Kuldeep brings left-arm wrist spin and an attacking option, Jadeja relies on accuracy, while Suthar bowls a more traditional left-arm spin.“Kuldeep is there, and he’s the attacking sort of bowler and for us, his experience and class can’t look past. So yeah, I think for us they’re all different in their way,” Morkel told the media…

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Manager keeps employee on video calls for 8 hours a day: ‘She’s making me miserable’ Remote work comes with its own version of workplace pressure. Sometimes, it is not the workload itself that becomes difficult, but the constant expectation to stay available. One employee says their workday has reached that point after spending several hours on calls with their manager almost every day.The employee said they work remotely and generally enjoy their job, but the amount of time spent speaking to their manager has started affecting their productivity. They are now wondering whether the issue should be taken to HR,…

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When Lauren Iraeta and her husband bought an old waterfront house, they expected to spend their weekends repairing timber and replacing outdated plumbing.Instead, after a 10-month renovation, the 44-year-old real estate agent became a historical investigator. She began researching the people who had lived in the house and reconnecting their descendants with forgotten family items and records.In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE magazine, Iraeta explained how restoring the historic home turned into a long-term effort to record the stories of the people who had lived there over the past 150 years.Restoring a sea captain’s waterfront homeThe couple bought the waterfront…

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IP University UG Admission 2026: Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (IP University) has extended the deadline for submitting the online application form for admission to its undergraduate programmes through CUET UG 2026. Students interested in taking admission at the university can apply till August 18, 2026.This extended deadline has been declared by the university for the upcoming academic year 2026-27.As per the latest admission notice of IP University, the deadline to fill the online application forms for the admission process through CUET UG 2026 is August 18.The previous deadline has been extended to give more time to the applicants to…

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Shweta Singh Kirti recalls Sushant Singh Rajput’s state of mind after Disha Salian’s death. More than six years after Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead at his Mumbai residence, his sister Shweta Singh Kirti has reiterated her belief that the actor was murdered. Shweta claimed that multiple psychics had told her there was “foul play” involved in Sushant’s death and said several questions surrounding the case remain unanswered.Shweta recalls feeling Sushant’s presence after his deathSpeaking about how she coped with the actor’s death in a recent conversation with YouTube channel Supertalks by The Movingship, Shweta revealed that she experienced what…

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Galle: From left, India’s Mohammed Siraj, Auqib Nabi and Gurnoor Brar during a practice session ahead of the first test cricket match between India and Sri Lanka, in Galle. (PTI Photo) India bowling coach Morne Morkel has highlighted the challenging conditions awaiting the team in Sri Lanka, warning that the combination of heat and humidity could cause the Kookaburra ball to lose its hardness earlier than the Indian seamers are accustomed to. India will begin the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle on August 15, with their pace attack facing an additional challenge after Jasprit Bumrah was ruled out…

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