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Who is JK Rowling ?

       J.K. Rowling is the author of the Harry Potter books. J.Ks name is Joanne Kathleen. She was born in 1965 in a small town near Bristol, England. Joanne lived with her parents and her sister. The Rowling family was not rich. Joanne did not go to special schools. She was a quiet child. She loved to read and write stories. Joanne went to Exeter University, and she finished in 1987. She worked in different offices. In her free time, she wrote more stories.    2 In 1990, Joanne's mother died. Joanne was sad, and she wanted to leave England. She saw a job in the newspaper for an English teacher. The job was in Portugal. She had an interview, and she got the job. In Portugal, Joanne married a Portuguese man. The next vear, Joanne had a daughter, but she was not happy in her marriage. She left Portugal with her daughter and went to live in Edinburgh, Scotland, near her sister.    3 Life was very difficult for Joanne. She took care of he...

Lessons we learned from the #Coronavirus epidemic

c  1- China won the so-called third world war without firing a single shot  2-  Too many people proved  that they are not well educated and advanced to the degree that we would have seen them  3- The rich are in fact less immune to the poor  4- There is no priest or sorcerer able to heal Corona patients  5- A healthy cadre deserves more than what sports and art myths earn  6- Oil has no value in society without consumption  7- Even animals feel quarantined  8- The planet regenerates rapidly without any human intervention  9 - Most people can work from home  10- We can all live without unhealthy junk food  11- Getting used to a healthy life is not difficult  12- The media is full of nonsense and nonsense that almost annihilated humanity  13- Men can cook  14- Scientists, doctors, analysts and thinkers are the ones that deserve appreciation and high wages, not soccer players and actors.  15- Human life is...

#Stay Home...Not Alone

Stay Home Stay home, you are not alone Stay home, you are a great lovesome Since  you are out, the virus will shout Ain't you home ,it is on the dome Cubic then unique to accademic Endemic then epidemic to a pandemic Only one thing, to get a preserving spirit Is to stay at your only world Among your lovely age-old Then you stay home, to save your crown                                                                                          Stayhome      by :   A.E.K      

Coronavirus is up...What else ?

Our holy pandemic which hit the world will be ended in a couple of weeks or months   , according to many governments , notably the united state of America , it will be no longer, but too many   “Aftershocks “ are   not going to have mercy on anyone. “Aftershocks”   will affect the international policy and turn the power scales . Supervisors says that the idea is now drawing   a next scenario   after the   Corona era. “Foreign Policy ( the   global magazine of news and ideas) said that   the first victim   will be the idea of “ Globalization which failed to   give an effective alternative for the narrow-minded country policies, It   expects also the aggravation of the centralization of the state and national feelings whereas   the pandemic will prove the adaptation of urgent policies   to control the crisis which concentrate on the local needs and ignores the international responsibilities. ...

15 Eating Habits to Make You Stay Productive at Work

Everyone knows it: staying energetic at work can be a real drag. Only a few hours into your Monday and your eyes are blurry, your back is sore, and you are longing for the weekend once again. While getting a good night’s sleep and maintaining a healthy exercise routine both play important parts in daytime productivity, eating habits are crucial as well. By simply avoiding foods that will slow you down, and building eating habits that move you forward, everyone can stay more productive at work. While this may seem like a daunting task, some of the most effective ways to boost your productivity at work are actually incredibly simple changes to make. Don’t eat junk food Whether you have a sweet tooth or just have a lot of free snacks around the office, eating junk food is a quick way to lose your alertness at work. Foods that are high in trans and saturated fats will make you feel sluggish, while foods high in sugar will give you a quick energy high, foll...

#The Italian Coronavirus (Sociology perspective)

The disease has tow dimensions, one of them   is personal   and the other is   general and social if one of us is   being sick, that   does not make him feel of personal pain , fair ,sadness   and confusion, it affects also others   around him or her . Surrounding people in Italy are facing   # Coronavirus with sympathy or   giving hand or taking special care   and support. They are doing their best to understand the patient’s emotion   - as they are sitting out singing together for death -   They are trying to assimilate   these   emotions and to understand   its influence   on their lives .      Reactions that goes toward the patient   himself   from those who deal or interact with the patient   contributes   in the influence of the   perception of   individual for himself   and for his usefulness toward   the others.  ...

An attitude about Coronavirus

A history of "Wuhan-400"( part from novel) "Exactly," Dombey said. "And Wuhan-400 has other, equally important advantages over most biological agents. For one thing, you can become an infectious carrier only four hours after coming into contact with the virus. That's an incredibly short incubation period. Once infected, no one lives more than twenty-four hours. Most die in twelve. It's worse than the Ebola virus in Africa —infinitely worse. Wuhan-400's kill-rate is one hundred percent. No one is supposed to survive. The Chinese tested it on God knows how many political prisoners. They were never able to find an antibody or an antibiotic that was effective against it. The virus migrates to the brain stem, and there it begins secreting a toxin that literally eats away brain tissue like battery acid dissolving cheesecloth. It destroys the part of the brain that controls all of the body's automatic functions. The victim simply ceases...

8 Surprisingly Unhealthy Drinks You Should Avoid

When it comes to grabbing something quick that can quench your thirst in the most satisfying way possible, plain old water sometimes just doesn’t cut it. And if you consider yourself to be a relatively health-conscious individual, you’re likely not the type of person who regularly grabs a sugar-filled bottle of juice or an aspartame-ridden can of diet soda. You already know that stuff’s bad for you. And besides, there are lots of other healthy beverage alternatives out there that taste great too. Or are there? There certainly are a lot of choices out there, but you can’t always believe what advertisers say these days to get you drink their products. Phrases that suggest health benefits like “all natural” and “low-calorie” don’t exactly mean what you think it means, which is why it’s up to you to educate yourself about proper nutrition and read more of what’s included on product packaging labels. Here are eight popular types of beverages most people think to ...

9 Tips to Surf the Web Like a Hacker

Have you ever watched your grandma use the Internet? If she is anything like my grandmother, it’s painful, slow process—she always does everything the hardest way possible with the most clicks. Don’t be like your grandma. Use the following pro tips to surf the web like a hacker. We will cover everything from browser shortcuts to search engine operators that will make it easy to find anything on the Web. The average US adult spends 5 hours and 46 minutes in front of a computer, mobile phone or tablet. We spend some much of our lives using the Internet, so let’s learn some tricks to make life a little bit easier. 1. Reopen the last tab that you accidentally closed. Use Command+Shift+T for Mac OS and Control+Shift+T for Windows. This works with Chrome and Firefox. This is perfect for when you’re comparing products on competing websites and accidentally close the wrong tab. 2. Open incognito windows to simultaneously use two Google accounts. According to Micro...

10 Management and Business Skills Everyone Should Learn To Be More Productive

Business leaders measure productivity by the quality and quantity of output over input. Management seems to have a big part in a business. They decide, implement actions, and take the control. The professional skills and roles of managers are important to be adapted and put into practice not only by business people but all people who want to do and be more everyday. 1. Prioritize tasks Lining up your daily tasks can be one of the effective ways to be productive. Focus on what is important by asking what are the things needed to be done first or by measuring the value of each task needed to be accomplished. It is essential to assess the things needed first to finish the right job at the right time. 2. Manage time properly Get an early start. Doing things now instead of later is the ultimate secret that business people use to get more done, providing a schedule and record to help them track their activities and progress during the day. The...