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Stonehenge altar stone traced to Scotland, but its origins remain a mystery

Researchers continue to explore the origins of the Altar Stone at Stonehenge, which weighs approximately six tonnes. Recent studies suggested a possible origin from northeast Scotland, but findings have complicated this theory. A new international team’s research found no matching source from the Scottish locations they examined, narrowing possibilities down. Previous assumptions about the Altar

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Psychology says strong verbal skills may fuel overthinking and endless replay of conversations

Research indicates that individuals with strong verbal skills often engage in excessive worry and rumination following conversations. They may analyze past interactions excessively, considering possible meanings behind actions and words. While some reflection can lead to insights, it can also result in unproductive brooding without clear direction. Effective strategies include articulating thoughts clearly and distinguishing

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Bengaluru techie says he lost 3 years at Zoho to stress and self-doubt

Kewal Agrawal recounts his arduous journey at Zoho, revealing how the intense pressure affected his self-assurance and passion for work. After three years of stress, a transition to a smaller startup rekindled his enthusiasm. His insights emphasize that a disconnection between employees and their workplaces doesn’t necessarily place blame on either party, resonating with many

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Brisbane Library House Auction: former private library cleared for sale; rebuild interest grows

After years of neglect, a three-bedroom home in Wynnum, Brisbane, has undergone a remarkable transformation. This property, once filled with a vast collection of books and memorabilia, required extensive teamwork to clear out its contents and evict wildlife. Now, it’s being showcased as an exciting renovation or rebuilding opportunity in a sought-after neighborhood, with an

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Ex-LA deputy gets 67 months for smuggling heroin in Pringles cans

Former Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy Michael Meiser has been sentenced to 67 months in federal prison for attempting to smuggle 1.1 pounds of heroin worth approximately $226,000 into a California jail. Prosecutors said Meiser concealed the drugs inside two Pringles cans and accepted $16,500 in cash and digital payments for the smuggling operation.

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Karnataka’s ‘30% ethanol’ claim stirs row as OMCs junk ‘test’

IOC, BP & HP Question Cong Govt’s Sampling & Testing Methodology

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