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Key Takeaways What the article is about Story & Details A simple question with a clever twist Many people look at their own body and think: how can this body make gas at all? The feeling can be a mix of surprise and mild embarrassment. A stomach feels tight, clothes press on the waist, orContinue reading “2025.11.30 – Breath, Bubbles and the Little Maths of Body Gas”

A short text message can look friendly and safe.One message that starts with “Hi dad, I changed provider and I have a new phone number” is now a classic trick in a growing WhatsApp scam.This article explains how that message works, why it is dangerous, and how families can protect themselves. Key Takeaways Story &Continue reading “2025.11.30 – “Hi Dad, I Have a New Number”: A Simple Text That Reveals a WhatsApp Scam”

Key Takeaways Story & Details A new plant on the North Sea coast. Circtec, a UK-based technology company, is building a plant in the Dutch chemical cluster at Delfzijl, next to the smaller locality of Farmsum. The site will process end-of-life tyres through pyrolysis. In plain terms, tyres are heated without oxygen. This makes gases,Continue reading “2025.11.30 – Circtec’s Tyre-to-Chemicals Plant in Delfzijl/Farmsum—and the Meaning of Its Name”

Key Takeaways Story & Details The item is simple: a rack that holds wet dishes so they can air-dry. When the rack folds flat to save space, everyday English calls it a collapsible dish rack. Shops and product guides also use foldable dish rack, and both are easy to understand for beginner readers. In manyContinue reading “2025.11.30 – The Name for a Space-Saving Dish Rack”

Key Takeaways The year as a chain of weeks.The year 2025 can feel easier to handle when it is seen as a line of weeks, each one starting on Monday and ending on Sunday. One anchor week sets the pattern.When week forty-eight is fixed as the week from Monday 24 November 2025 to Sunday 30Continue reading “2025.11.30 – A Simple Weekly Map for 2025 and One Smart Task to Hold It”

Key Takeaways Story & Details A household metal device — the kind used to squeeze the last bit of toothpaste from a tube — developed a line of brown rust along its seam. The roller shape, the curved metal and the folded end of a toothpaste tube make the tool immediately recognizable. What began asContinue reading “2025.11.30 – When a Toothpaste Squeezer Rusts: Simple Fixes for a Small Everyday Tool”

Key Takeaways In short Story & Details Damp weather, small boxLate in November 2025, the air in many homes is heavy and cool. Coats hang close together in cupboards, shoes dry slowly in hallway units, and book spines feel just a little sticky. On a supermarket shelf stands a row of compact plastic tubs: humidityContinue reading “2025.11.30 – How a Simple Humidity Absorber Box Keeps Cupboards Dry”

Key Takeaways A single card on the screenA worker opens a timecard app used by a Dutch temporary employment agency and sees only one card in the list, marked “Found: 1”, so all attention falls on that single week. A past week with no hoursThe card is labelled “Leegloop” and covers week 46 of theContinue reading “2025.11.30 – Reading an Empty Week in a Dutch Timecard App”

Key Takeaways A simple safety notice that speaks to a bigger problemTheFork, a well-known restaurant booking platform, has sent a short security message that explains how criminals try to trick diners and restaurant staff with fake online messages. Clear rules that are easy to rememberThe message says that TheFork and its partner restaurants do notContinue reading “2025.11.30 – A Quiet Warning From TheFork And The New Face Of Phishing In Hospitality”

Key Takeaways Main points at a glance Academia.edu has changed its Terms of Use and Privacy Policy in September 2025, adding detailed rules for new artificial intelligence tools such as AI-generated podcasts and summaries, while keeping the basic promise that uploaded papers and profile information remain the researcher’s own work. The new rules give theContinue reading “2025.11.30 – Academia.edu’s New Terms And AI Tools In Plain Language”