Day: January 15, 2018

Psychologists have described as the “likes” in social networks can ruin relationships MOSCOW, January 15 — RIA Novosti. British psychologist Martin Graff from the University of South Wales in Cardiff, told the Daily Telegraph newspaper, what negative consequences can have on a romantic relationship with so-called micro-infidelity through social networking. Micro-change increasingly describe the grey area between friendship and full-fledged treason. In Urban Dictionaries has this definition: “when someone cheats on their partner, but only a little.” Graff explained what actions can be considered a micro-change in social networks. It can be something very simple — for example, regularly like someone’s posts in Instagram or comment on someone’s page in Facebook.Martin Graff British psychologist NewsExperts have found that such a betrayal Other examples include page views of their former partners, the habit to send to someone who is not your partner, emoticons in the form of hearts or flowers, the

Pictures of the sexiest criminals gathered in one place The network is gaining popularity of the Twitter account that published pictures of attractive criminals made during the detention. “I hope the guy makes bail”, — stated in the profile description. The profile features photos of the girls who were detained around the world. Every post also indicated the reason they came to the police station. Among them are drunk driving, fights, theft and vandalism. driving without a license pic.twitter.com/TNax6k3uMz — mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) 14 Jan 2018. During the download an error has occurred. In most cases, the comments recognized that the girls really look sexy and could try themselves as Actresses in the TV series “Orange — hit of the season”. On Twitter @mugshawtys signed for more than 28 thousand people. In September 2017 it became known that the Bottles Alante Lucky named, Mr. Lucky, famous pictures from the police station,

Not a drill: what to do in case of a missile strike? What if the enemy missile flies in the direction of your country, and you only have a few minutes to run to the shelter? Imagine this scary, but it was faced with this last Saturday, the Hawaiians, when they were notified that in Hawaii ballistic missile flies, “Immediately follow the cover. This is not a drill”. It all happened so suddenly that many later admitted on Twitter that hid where they could in the bathroom or under the bed. But what are the official regulations in case of a missile strike? In Hawaii this question since December of last year, when the state had resumed monthly drill for warning of a nuclear strike — for the first time since the end of the cold war. The power of Hawaii, which is located in 7400 miles from North Korea,