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• Warning popular new profile picture app sends data to Russia The app has been installed more than a million times (Picture: NurPhoto)Social media users have been warned a new app which involves uploading profile photos has links to Russia. Tens of thousands of people have added their pictures to the servers of the NewProfilePic app, with no idea that their images are going to Moscow. The app allows users to upload an existing photo of themselves to create a profile picture that looks like a painting or a cartoon. The…
• What is triskaidekaphobia? Origins of the superstition and examples of unlucky number 13… It’s just another date, right? (Picture: Getty)Actors not saying Macbeth inside a theatre. Touching wood. Avoiding walking under ladders. Humans are funny creatures because we’ve all heard 101 different things that supposedly bring us bad luck, or things to avoid doing in order to avoid bad things befalling us. Sure, some things like saying Macbeth inside a theatre seems quite manageable, but what about people who are scared of a number? We say those  people have triskaidekaphobia and here’s exactly…
• What does SSSS mean on your boarding card? Letters and codes explained Many passengers have been wondering what SSSS could stand for. (Picture: Getty Images)Travelling is never quite as simple as buying a ticket and boarding a flight, even before the coronavirus pandemic. Recently many airports have seen disruption due to Covid-19 related staff shortages and record levels of demand post-lockdown. As such, many would-be holidaymakers are looking to make sure they have all the information that they can get on their journey before they set off. Take your boarding card for…
• Tesla claims it hired liar who stole trade secrets, tried to cover tracks with ‘dummy’ laptop Tesla has sued a former employee for allegedly stealing confidential information and trying to cover his tracks when confronted. The company led by CEO Elon Musk hired Alexander Yatskov as a thermal engineer in January to work on cooling technology for the electric car maker’s artificial intelligence supercomputer, but it soon became apparent he was not up to the job, according to a lawsuit Tesla filed against him. “His work communications became erratic,” Tesla alleged in the suit filed Friday…
• Frozen pizza: tips to make it a healthier meal option When it comes to frozen pizza, opt for thin crust and veggie toppings to help curb the amount of salt and fat content. And add your own vegetables to make the pizza more filling.stock.adobe.com Pizza, the number one go-to on a busy night and often considered “junk food” by many. Considering it is created with a basic dough, simple tomato sauce and calcium-filled cheese, it doesn’t necessarily have to be off limits, especially if you make it yourself. But where…
• Missing Oakley woman’s cell-phone case found by investigators ANTIOCH — Investigators have found a cell-phone case that they confirmed belongs to Alexis Gabe, revealing a new detail in the Oakley woman’s disappearance. The phone case, which has artwork depicting hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur, was discovered by itself somewhere in Antioch, Oakley officials said in a Facebook post. It appears to have been found laying in the dirt and leaves. City officials did not elaborate where exactly the case was found, but said it was submitted to a crime…
• The 20-minute workout: Try this full-body medicine ball workout Elevate this simple workout with the addition of a medicine ball (Picture: Getty/Metro.co.uk)Looking for a quick fitness fix to start your weekend off right? Why not try this simple, full-body workout for beginners – all you need is a medicine ball, which you will find in any gym, or you can buy one online. Designed by Anthony Mayatt, personal trainer and owner of Breathe Fitness, this workout will challenge your overall strength, core stability and range of motion. And people…
• 10 major life events that you need to be saving money for Life costs a lot.. here’s how to keep on top of it (Picture: Getty)Ever since we were old enough to work, we’ve been taught about the importance of saving.  We were told to  ‘save for a rainy day’, but how do you decide what counts as a rainy day? How do you know what’s worth dipping into the pot, and what can wait until next month?    If you’re one of the lucky people who has enough disposable income to siphon…
• Horoscope for Thursday, May 12, 2022 After 1:40 a.m. Chicago time, there are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Libra. Aries (March 21-April 19) The moon is in a sign that is opposite from your sign, which means you have to cooperate with others. You have to be prepared to go more than halfway when dealing with them. This could trigger an interesting conversation with a sibling or neighbor. Stay open. Taurus (April 20-May 20) You might have to put your…
• UK official to press N Ireland leaders to form government A senior British official will meet with rival Northern Ireland party leaders Monday to press them to re-establish a power-sharing government amid uncertainty after Irish nationalist party Sinn Fein scored a historic victory in local elections. Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis will meet the leaders of the five parties that formed the last Executive, or devolved government, before it collapsed in February. “The people of Northern Ireland deserve a stable and accountable devolved government and I will continue to urge…