The Daily Populous

Blue and not breathing, the doctor laid him on the counter while he attended to Sinatra’s mother.

It was only when his grandmother picked up the newborn, ran him under cold water and slapped his back that Sinatra started breathing.

As an adult, Sinatra wore makeup to hide the scars, but he still reportedly hated being photographed on his left side. »

State-run telecommunications monopoly ETECSA announced the trial, with Tuesday marking the first time internet services were available nationwide.

On the streets of Havana, mobile users said they were happy about the day of free internet, even as some complained that connectivity was notably slower than usual.

The government has not yet said how much most Cubans would pay for mobile internet, or when exactly sales of the service will begin. »

People who are impressed by seemingly profound statements that are actually nonsensical tend to be less charitable, suggests new research published in PLOS One.

“We find that people who are good at distinguishing the actually profound from the pseudo-profound are more prosocial.”.

The study, “Bullshit-sensitivity predicts prosocial behavior“, was authored by Arvid Erlandsson, Artur Nilsson, Gustav Tinghög, and Daniel Västfjäll. »

To ease kids' suspicion of vegetables, parents often feed them the adage that carrots will spare them from corrective vision care.

But is there any truth to the commonly held belief that carrots are good for your eyes?.

Carrots contain beta-carotene, a substance that the body converts to vitamin A, an important nutrient for eye health. »