Perfect New Year's Eve party outfit ideas

Here we are in December and it's time to design that New Year's outfit. First, we must emphasize that the outfit depends on where you will celebrate the New Year. Today we are going to give you 8 great ideas for a New Year's outfit if you are going to a party. In the shops, you will find what we normally expect from New Year's collections - gold, silver, sequins, plush, etc. But this year is dominated by gold. If you don't want a gold dress, remember to add something gold – it could be a purse, a belt or even a gold eye shadow.

Jewelry

With good jewelry, you will...

Benefits of Martial Arts for Muscle Gain

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Tue, 12/24/2019 - 4:29pm

Usually, when someone mentions muscle gain, people immediately think the gym, heavy lifting and a strict diet. However, the reality is a bit different. While it is true that you can increase your muscle mass with previously-mentioned activities, the fact remains that those are not the only ways you can do so.

For instance, martial arts are a great option for anyone looking to tone down their figure and increase muscle gain in the healthiest of ways. Since martial arts are so much more than just a sport, they’re proven to be very beneficial not just for the physical but mental well-...

New Year - New fitness regime

Each January, we make a few strong decisions that are already beginning to weaken by mid-February. How do you keep up with your new plan and resolutions in order to reach your fitness goal? This year does not have to be like any previous year. Giving up can now become a part of your past. We asked fitness experts for advice and got great answers. Below, read on how you can strengthen your body, spirit, and will, and therefore succeed in achieving your original plan.

Focus on your goals

Research has shown that results can be achieved with greater ease if you schedule your...

Take care on Devon's roads on Christmas Day

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 12/24/2019 - 2:28pm

Devon County Council is urging people to take care on Devon’s roads tomorrow morning (Wednesday 25 December).

The authority’s gritters will be out on most of Devon’s main gritting routes from around midnight tonight as freezing conditions are expected from around 5am-9am.

Road surface temperatures are due to drop to around -1.4C, and with a lot of surface water still on parts of the road network, conditions may be icy. Untreated surfaces could be hazardous.

Councillor Stuart Hughes, Devon County Council Cabinet Member for Highway Management, said: “We want to make...

When to call 999 this Christmas

South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) is urging people only to call 999 this Christmas if someone is seriously ill or injured, or their life is at risk.

Demand for the ambulance service is likely to peak over the next two weeks when staff are expecting to respond to more than 3,000 calls a day.

Paramedics and Control Room staff warn that unnecessary calls over the festive period could delay responses to those patients most in need of emergency help.

The Trust has launched its ‘12 Days of Christmas’ campaign, encouraging people to use the...

Raising a more sustainable generation of kids

Authored by Claire Small
Posted: Tue, 12/24/2019 - 11:28am

For many years, parents have repeatedly been faced with the question of how best to bring up their children so that they become independent, critical, self-confident and self-conscious people. Nowadays, the aspect of sustainability is becoming increasingly important, especially for environmentally conscious parents. On the one hand, the upbringing style itself should be sustainable, that is, one that offers the child a constant basis on which it can build a healthy personality. On the other hand, sustainability as a value of one's own life, which includes a conscious use of the environment...

Medical Benefits of Red Wine

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Tue, 12/24/2019 - 10:13am

Red wine has been studied extensively by researchers to try to determine its benefits and risks. The findings indicate that while red wine has certain risks, it has numerous benefits as well. In this article, we’ll discuss six of the benefits of red wine.

Improved cardiovascular health

A study in 2016 suggested that red wine could reduce a person’s chances of developing cardiovascular disease. Its specific action isn't yet understood, but scientists believe that it has something to do with the way red wine affects the gut microbiome. The gut microbiome is the totality of...

Christmas dinners with a difference…

Christmas dinners with a difference…

Authored by Paigntonzoo
Posted: Tue, 12/24/2019 - 8:03am

Animals at Paignton Zoo will be getting their own festive dinners this Christmas – but you may not find them quite as appetising as your own…

So what’s on the menu? Well, the big cats could get a whole turkey, complete with feathers and entrails. Curator of Mammals Lisa Britton said: “It’s all good roughage, the bones, everything. It’s the sort of carcass they’d be eating in the wild.”

Ferocious carnivores tearing into meat may or may not remind you of your own Christmas lunch.

Meanwhile, Alfie Junior the Southern cassowary has a Christmas dinner, too – including...

Archaeologists unearth possible evidence of early Neolithic farming communities

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 12/23/2019 - 2:20pm

New evidence potentially left by Dartmoor’s earliest farming communities 5,500 years ago has been uncovered by archaeologists at two of the moor's most enigmatic sites. A series of previously unknown features including postholes and circular structures have been discovered at the tor enclosure sites of White Tor and Dewerstone. One of the most exciting discoveries at Dewerstone (pictured) is the recovery of charcoal suitable for radiocarbon dating. Results are awaited but, if proved, could conclusively show people occupied these sites in the early Neolithic period - around 3,500BC....

Malnutrition in Devon’s elderly can be prevented with carers’ help.

Malnutrition in Devon’s elderly can be prevented with carers’ help

Authored by Reporters
Posted: Mon, 12/23/2019 - 12:20pm

CARERS working for a homecare provider in south Devon are helping prevent the county’s elderly from starving (December 2019).

Guardian Homecare says there is a common misconception that people naturally lose weight as they get older.

Catherine Porter, Manager for the care provider, which operates in the Exeter area, says: “Malnutrition is more likely to occur as a result of an illness, loneliness and loss of mobility. It can be exacerbated due to local shop closures, cuts to meals on wheels services or lunch clubs, as well as poor health, immobility and even bereavement....

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