French workers can now eat lunch at their desks without breaking the law Share Updated: 12:52 PM PST Feb 16, 2021 By Saskya Vandoorne, CNN Business
French workers can now eat lunch at their desks without breaking the law Share Updated: 12:52 PM PST Feb 16, 2021
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Show Transcript working at home means you get to choose how to spend your lunch break. But experts have advice and how to spend that time wisely. It might be tempting to just work through your lunch break, but experts say that could do more harm than good. Huffpost spoke with psychologists Lee Chambers, who said in part, We only have the capacity to work deeply on task for around four hours of each day, so there is little value in stealing time from your lunch. Take a break away from your computer. Inc spoke to seasoned work from home professionals and one piece of advice. Waas. Take a really lunch break set work aside for a little while to eat food away from your com
What do you see in this picture - a man or a dog?
15 February 2021 10:50 AM
Share This: This optical illusion is leaving people baffled and completely divided over what s shown in the image.what do you see?
Take a look at this image.what do you see?
This optical illusion is leaving people unsure as to what they re looking at.
Some people say the image is clearly a dog, while others are adamant it s a picture of a man running into the woods.
What do you see?
Viral: Is it a man or is it a dog?
The picture is actually a black poodle dog running towards the camera through the snow. To get more interesting posts like this, followhttps://t.co/vVtfPYUIpV#viral#rare#newspic.twitter.com/6nuFDbfLNf NATIONAL CHILD DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (@NATIONALCHILDD2) February 7, 2021
Yet again, the internet has been left questioning everything. This time it’s another viral optical illusion but of what some people see as a man, whilst others see a dog.
The picture has gone viral on Facebook and Twitter with people saying they’re completely “baffled” and “disorientated” by what they see in the snow. Here’s the pic:
It’s time for the old optical illusion challenge (classic): Do you see a man or a dog in this picture? pic.twitter.com/D987UsE2mf
So what do you see? Here’s what the viral optical illusion actually is, and what this says about you.
Turning to Google
Technology has changed how we live our lives. We’re able to check our schedules from our phones, contact friends in different countries and find information on almost any topic online. But is technology the right answer when it comes to our health?
In the past, when we developed symptoms of illness, the only real option was to visit a healthcare professional to get an official diagnosis. In modern times, however, people can go straight to Google and search for symptoms giving a potential answer in seconds – and from there have the option to seek professional advice, or purchase medication without ever seeing a doctor.
Monday, February 1, 2021
Many of us have been spending a lot more time at home what with the pandemic, and it turns out staring at the same walls constantly could impact your mood and state of mind.
Home decor is a very personal thing. Some people love a bright yellow wall and lots of colours, others want a minimalist white haven.
A new survey of 4,325 people has found that neutral colours such as whites, greys and creams are the most popular shades in the UK, especially for a home office.
Almost a third (31%) of all home offices were white, while nearly a quarter (23%) are grey.