Author: TECH

If you care about the future of tech and human collaboration, software delivery is one of the most interesting places to look. Teams aren’t just writing code faster anymore. They’re rethinking who handles what, which tasks need human judgment, and where automation can quietly remove friction. Autonomous SDLC sits right in that shift, changing how you plan, test, deploy, and maintain software without turning the process into a black box. What autonomous SDLC actually means Autonomous SDLC refers to a software development life cycle where automation handles a much bigger share of repetitive, rules-based, and operational work. You’re still involved,…

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Sri Vijaya Puram, Sept.19: Car Nicobar’s BJR Hospital held an awareness programme bringing suicide prevention, mental health, tobacco control and access to healthcare into focus, with community representatives, health workers and the public participating in discussions on key public-health concerns. The programme, organised at the hospital’s Conference Hall, also covered patient safety and other healthcare-related issues. The initiative brought together Headmen and Lady Representatives from various villages, members of the public, ASHAs, Anganwadi Workers and healthcare staff. Medical Superintendent Dr. Grace addressed the gathering on suicide prevention, mental health and tobacco control, while stressing the importance of community participation in…

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While performing as the opening act for Sheeran at a concert in early September in New Jersey, Macklemore said: “A big part of the reason why I wanted to do this tour in the first place is so that I could stand up in stadiums like this and say two words that are very, very dear to my heart: Free Palestine.”The Thrift Shop rapper then performed a song dedicated to pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University. The lyrics are critical of Israel’s military actions in Gaza following the 7 October 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel. The following night, Macklemore referred to…

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Awba-Ofemili Development Union (ADU) Health Committee has honoured the memories and contributions of late veteran journalist and publisher of The Eagle Online, Mr. Dotun Oladipo, and late health worker Mrs. Celestina Nkwute Igwe, during the Awba-Ofemili Health Awareness Campaign 2026.Awba-Ofemili Development Union (ADU) Health Committee has honoured the memories and contributions of late veteran journalist and publisher of The Eagle Online, Mr. Dotun Oladipo, and late health worker Mrs. Celestina Nkwute Igwe, during the Awba-Ofemili Health Awareness Campaign 2026.The campaign, themed “Beyond Elu-Ulee (Buruli Ulcer): Building a Healthier Awba-Ofemili,” was held on Thursday, September 17, 2026, at the Civic Centre,…

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Toronto’s new neighborhood, Ookwemin Minising, is turning traditional urban design on its head.With a goal to make space for more housing without sacrificing green space, planners of the new neighborhood are substituting streets with parks and plazas. “The street is almost like a public courtyard,” Rasmus Astrup, design principal and senior partner at SLA, the Denmark-based firm that was part of the design team for the new neighborhood, told Fast Company, “like a linear park.”A half-mile pedestrian route called Centre Commons will act as a car-free main street, home to 400 trees, which the development touts as “Canada’s longest and most…

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If you care about the future of tech and human collaboration, software delivery is one of the most interesting places to look. Teams aren’t just writing code faster anymore. They’re rethinking who handles what, which tasks need human judgment, and where automation can quietly remove friction. Autonomous SDLC sits right in that shift, changing how you plan, test, deploy, and maintain software without turning the process into a black box. What autonomous SDLC actually means Autonomous SDLC refers to a software development life cycle where automation handles a much bigger share of repetitive, rules-based, and operational work. You’re still involved,…

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Where is all the anger and hatred coming from?  Have you noticed it?  It seems to be on the rise and no one seems interested in stopping it. Well, we very much should.   What is hatred? To put it bluntly, hatred is a toxic, treacherous and some might say, evil trait. It is a terrible emotion to feel and it does a great deal of damage to anyone exhibiting or experiencing hatred directed at them. Its an extremely strong feeling of profound dislike, typically tainted by feelings of hostility and even revulsion toward an individual, a group or even…

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                                Compliance Corner If you’re in Florida and need an expert medical adviser, would you know for whom to look and what that person could do once you found her? Thanks to Simply Research, you can, and we highlight some of it here. Qualifications for Expert Medical Advisor Certification and Re-Certification To be certified as an EMA, a physician shall meet the following qualifications: (a) Must have correctly answered 95% of the EMA Tutorial review questions; and, (b) Must hold valid licensure, issued by the…

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– credit, EverDye Hoping to tackle the 50% of textile emissions associated with the dyeing process, a vaunted French startup has created non-toxic dyes that require substantially less water to activate and last just as long. Additionally, they take hold electromagnetically at room temperature, rather than over long periods at boiling temperatures, and don’t require chemical fixatives. EverDye’s biowaste and mineral-based pigments rely on static electricity. Carrying a positive charge, they affix themselves upon textiles that are pre-treated to carry a negative charge. “Textile dyeing is a tough problem because it’s deeply resource-intensive and historically very entrenched,” EverDye CEO Philippe…

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A 20-minute walk after work is emerging as a simple way for people to create a pause between professional responsibilities and personal life. For those spending long hours at desks, commuting through crowded cities or working from home, an evening walk requires little planning and no expensive equipment. It can mean a stroll around the neighbourhood, a visit to a nearby park or a short walk after dinner. The attraction is its simplicity, making it easier to fit into an otherwise busy day. Why Evening Can Be the Right Time Morning routines are not always practical for people balancing work,…

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