In today’s news, Japan commits US$7.2 million to Cambodia for development programs, United Nations report finds charging polluters fines works to reduce emissions, Peruvian biologist partners with Indigenous communities to plant trees in Andes, South Korean startup develops artificial intelligence solar boat for freshwater purification, caring brothers spread warmth and kindness to Luxembourg’s homeless, researchers in Australia develop alternative yogurt made from lupin beans and oats, and stray cat-person in Oklahoma, USA, returns to her caregiver after years away from home.
Are you in the winter season in your country? Today I would like to share a tip on winter windshield wipers. These special blades are made to perform well and sustain in the cold weather. Normal wiper blades get filled with snow, leading to the blade streaking or missing big swaths of your windshield. With winter blades, a rubber boot surrounds the entire blade, keeping ice and snow from sticking or packing, helping provide better visibility and safer winter driving. Additionally, they are made with a layer of synthetic rubber, which allows them to stay soft and flexible even with very low temperatures. Remember to store your summer blades carefully for next season when you change them back over.
If your day needs a cheerful amusement boost, you’ve come to the right place as the joke of the day is just about to appear. It’s called “What Should We Eat First?”
Two brothers were talking to each other. The elder brother asked:
“If we had a car made of vegan chocolate, which part would you eat first?”
“Well, that’s easy, big bro.”
“Of course, I would eat the wheels.”
“Why is that?”
“So that it can’t run anymore. If we eat the other parts before that, the car might run away!”
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And now we have a heartline from Ai-Ching in Taiwan, also known as Formosa
