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If you have ever whined about a stiff neck after a long and exhausting airplane ride, you might want to read on. Adequate sleep is an underrated pleasure for working adults. Most people do not realise how quality sleep is vital to maintain a healthy lifestyle- both mentally and physically. Rigorous work-life, long-hour office commutes and frequent air travels for work, often results in pain, fatigue and a sleep-deprived mind. Oddly, most have made peace with this discomfort and are more likely to overlook body, muscle pains and fatigue caused by a sleep-deprived body than find a solution for it. Pradipta Kishore Sahoo and Soham Narayan Patel, former Airbus employees, experienced similar discomfort when they had to travel to London for work. Even though Patel brought a neck pillow with him to rest on during their 12-hour flight, they both ended up with severe jet lag, back and neck pain, along with stiff feet. Take part in ETRise Top MSMEs, India's definitive ranking for Micro, Small … [Read more...] about Airbus Bizlab-accelerated napEazy wants to make sleeping on flights easier

There is also interest in the Indian Navy on the U.K.’s progress in integrated electric-propulsion and have exchanged subject matter experts. Recently, HMS Defender, a Type 45 destroyer, was in Goa and 27 Indian Navy officers went onboard for interactions, the Defence Adviser stated. … [Read more...] about U.K. working on government-to-government format for defence deals

Another unbuilt scheme came in 1960, when Whitfield won the competition for new government offices and a conference centre in Broad Sanctuary, directly opposite Westminster Abbey. Slender towers for lifts and stairs clustered around blocks of accommodation, the towers breaking up the bulk of the building by their vertical emphasis. Whitfield’s facades had rectangular modules based on those found in both Westminster Abbey and the Palace of Westminster, a deft piece of contextualism before such a thing was commonplace. The fact that it was not realised was down to indecision and the proposals announced in 1965 to bulldoze much of Whitehall. … [Read more...] about Sir William Whitfield obituary

Jorge Masvidal has become incredibly popular with MMA fans in the past 12 months and is their pick. But White plans to have Masvidal fight against Kamaru Usman for the welterweight title, a bout which can’t happen for a couple of months at least because of injuries to both fighters. … [Read more...] about Who should Conor McGregor fight next? A range of options, but none of them easy

As for the Commons, reform is no less urgent. MPs must shortly face a decision to vacate the Palace of Westminster. Parliament is not going to matter much over the next five Johnsonian years and the institution is badly in need of a detox. The building is already a disgrace, despite the huge sums of money continually being spent on it. The place is so rotten Big Ben cannot even be made to ring for under half a million pounds. … [Read more...] about Shipping the House of Lords north is a great idea. Let’s send the MPs as well