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Wednesday 15 June 2016
10 Common Things Science Says About Being A Mom In 2016
A good mother is reliable, loyal, a constant in a swirling world. Except, mothers are changing all the time. The average age of a first-time mom in the United States is now older than ever—just above 26. And today’s typical American mother has just two kids, compared to three two generations ago.
Scientists continue to learn new things about moms, too. Here are fresh conclusions about motherhood from 10 studies or surveys published this year.
Moms boost brains: Don’t doubt the power of mother love. Moms who are supportive and particularly nurturing during their children’s preschool years may actually boost the growth of their kids’ brains. That’s according to researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, who analyzed brain scans of children from preschool to early adolescence. They found that kids who were warmly nurtured in the early years of their lives had a larger hippocampus than those who weren’t. That’s the part of the brain tied to learning, memory and the ability to control emotions.
Losing sleep: This may not come as much of a surprise, but scientists at the University of Queensland in Australia have confirmed that new moms lose more than twice as much sleep as new dads. Their survey found that mothers of new babies lost, on average, five hours of sleep a week, compared to two hours for new fathers. The researchers also determined that the gap in the amount of sleep between women and men in a couple was greater if they had children.
Beware of middle school: Middle school can be a pretty miserable time in a kid’s life. Turns out it’s not a very good time for mothers, either. According to a study at Arizona State University, mothers of middle school-aged children reported higher levels of stress and loneliness than mothers of children in other age groups. The study involved analyzing surveys from more than 2,200 moms—more than 80 percent had a college or graduate degree—and comparing how those with children in only one age group felt about their lives.
Age matters: Based on analysis of data from more than 1.5 million Swedish adults born between 1960 and 1991, a team of scientists found that people born to mothers who were in their late 30s and 40s during that period were more likely to be taller, fitter and better educated than children born to younger moms. This was found even to be true within families—a sibling born when a mom was in her 40s generally received more education than a sibling born to that same mother when she was much younger. The researchers also determined that based on data from the Swedish military draft, young men born to older mothers tended to be slightly taller and more fit.
Bad odds: Nevada is now the worst state in which to be a working mom, according to new research by analysts for the personal finance website WalletHub. Its state-by-state ranking is based on ratings of three main factors—child care (including day care availability and cost, access to pediatric care and school quality), professional opportunities (including median women’s salary, gender pay gap and ratio of female to male executives) and work-life balance (including parental leave policies, average commute time and length of average work week). The best state this year, according to WalletHub, is Vermont, followed by Minnesota, Connecticut, North Dakota and Massachusetts. Joining Nevada at the bottom of the list are Alabama, South Carolina, Louisiana and Alaska.
Like mother, like daughter: There’s new evidence that mood disorders, such as depression, are more likely to be passed on from mothers to daughters than any other combination of mothers, fathers, daughters and sons. A study published earlier this year in the Journal of Neuroscience concluded that based on brain scans of all the members of 35 different families, the volume of gray matter in the region of the brain tied to regulating emotion was most similar for mothers and daughters. But the research team at the University of California, San Francisco, pointed out that since mental health problems can be caused by a number of factors, mothers aren’t necessarily responsible for their daughters’ depression.
Seals of approval: Research has suggested that women with higher levels of oxytocin, the so-called “cuddle hormone,” in their systems more actively bond with their babies. Now a study of grey seals in the North Atlantic has drawn similar conclusions. Specifically, it found that female seals with higher levels of oxytocin stayed closer to their pups than those with lower levels.
Not quite like in the ads: There seems to be a big disconnect between how pregnant women and new mothers are portrayed in ads and how their real-world counterparts feel about themselves. That’s the conclusion of a survey by the BabyCenter website of almost 5,000 women, which found that while only 30 percent of the respondents would describe themselves as “beautiful,” about 63 percent said that’s how advertisers described women like them. Other descriptions were seen as equally off. For instance, while only 13 percent of the survey respondents said they felt “fit,” 32 percent said they thought ads presented pregnant women and new moms that way. The word “anxious” prompted a similar response—50 percent of those who responded said they felt anxious. But only 21 percent believed women like them are portrayed that way in ads.
Double shot: Even before their babies are born, mothers are doing the protection thing. New research at the University of Utah has confirmed that pregnant women who get flu shots can protect their newborns from contracting the illness. It determined that babies of unvaccinated women were 70 percent more likely to have a case of flu and 81 percent more likely to be hospitalized for the flu within their first six months than infants of women who got shots.
Scientists continue to learn new things about moms, too. Here are fresh conclusions about motherhood from 10 studies or surveys published this year.
Moms boost brains: Don’t doubt the power of mother love. Moms who are supportive and particularly nurturing during their children’s preschool years may actually boost the growth of their kids’ brains. That’s according to researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, who analyzed brain scans of children from preschool to early adolescence. They found that kids who were warmly nurtured in the early years of their lives had a larger hippocampus than those who weren’t. That’s the part of the brain tied to learning, memory and the ability to control emotions.
Losing sleep: This may not come as much of a surprise, but scientists at the University of Queensland in Australia have confirmed that new moms lose more than twice as much sleep as new dads. Their survey found that mothers of new babies lost, on average, five hours of sleep a week, compared to two hours for new fathers. The researchers also determined that the gap in the amount of sleep between women and men in a couple was greater if they had children.
Beware of middle school: Middle school can be a pretty miserable time in a kid’s life. Turns out it’s not a very good time for mothers, either. According to a study at Arizona State University, mothers of middle school-aged children reported higher levels of stress and loneliness than mothers of children in other age groups. The study involved analyzing surveys from more than 2,200 moms—more than 80 percent had a college or graduate degree—and comparing how those with children in only one age group felt about their lives.
Age matters: Based on analysis of data from more than 1.5 million Swedish adults born between 1960 and 1991, a team of scientists found that people born to mothers who were in their late 30s and 40s during that period were more likely to be taller, fitter and better educated than children born to younger moms. This was found even to be true within families—a sibling born when a mom was in her 40s generally received more education than a sibling born to that same mother when she was much younger. The researchers also determined that based on data from the Swedish military draft, young men born to older mothers tended to be slightly taller and more fit.
Bad odds: Nevada is now the worst state in which to be a working mom, according to new research by analysts for the personal finance website WalletHub. Its state-by-state ranking is based on ratings of three main factors—child care (including day care availability and cost, access to pediatric care and school quality), professional opportunities (including median women’s salary, gender pay gap and ratio of female to male executives) and work-life balance (including parental leave policies, average commute time and length of average work week). The best state this year, according to WalletHub, is Vermont, followed by Minnesota, Connecticut, North Dakota and Massachusetts. Joining Nevada at the bottom of the list are Alabama, South Carolina, Louisiana and Alaska.
Like mother, like daughter: There’s new evidence that mood disorders, such as depression, are more likely to be passed on from mothers to daughters than any other combination of mothers, fathers, daughters and sons. A study published earlier this year in the Journal of Neuroscience concluded that based on brain scans of all the members of 35 different families, the volume of gray matter in the region of the brain tied to regulating emotion was most similar for mothers and daughters. But the research team at the University of California, San Francisco, pointed out that since mental health problems can be caused by a number of factors, mothers aren’t necessarily responsible for their daughters’ depression.
Seals of approval: Research has suggested that women with higher levels of oxytocin, the so-called “cuddle hormone,” in their systems more actively bond with their babies. Now a study of grey seals in the North Atlantic has drawn similar conclusions. Specifically, it found that female seals with higher levels of oxytocin stayed closer to their pups than those with lower levels.
Not quite like in the ads: There seems to be a big disconnect between how pregnant women and new mothers are portrayed in ads and how their real-world counterparts feel about themselves. That’s the conclusion of a survey by the BabyCenter website of almost 5,000 women, which found that while only 30 percent of the respondents would describe themselves as “beautiful,” about 63 percent said that’s how advertisers described women like them. Other descriptions were seen as equally off. For instance, while only 13 percent of the survey respondents said they felt “fit,” 32 percent said they thought ads presented pregnant women and new moms that way. The word “anxious” prompted a similar response—50 percent of those who responded said they felt anxious. But only 21 percent believed women like them are portrayed that way in ads.
Double shot: Even before their babies are born, mothers are doing the protection thing. New research at the University of Utah has confirmed that pregnant women who get flu shots can protect their newborns from contracting the illness. It determined that babies of unvaccinated women were 70 percent more likely to have a case of flu and 81 percent more likely to be hospitalized for the flu within their first six months than infants of women who got shots.
Wednesday 11 May 2016
Actress Sonam Kapoor launches her own App
Sonam Kapoor is one actor who’s known for her powerhouse acting talent and an impeccable sense of style, besides of course, putting Indian Fashion on the global map. A fiercely independent girl unafraid to speak her mind, she has consistently proved that she is more than just a pretty face.
In these times wherein everything is becoming smaller and our favorite stars are not accessible via mediums like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, SnapChat etc in today’s digital world of globalization, Sonam has pushed the envelope further and ventured into a territory no celebrity has done before. The actress launched her own App in collaboration with Disciple Media, the industry-leading provider of direct-to-fan mobile Apps. With this, the actor will now connect to her millions of fans around the world.
The App launch was a grand affair that was personally curated and organized by Sonam herself, from 3 tier cupcake tiers by Pooja Dhingra's Le 15 Patisserie to quirky decor elements like a vertical faux garden with a pastel pink bicycle and a High Tea menu executed to perfection, the afternoon was one of excitement with attention given to minute details. From serving chai in cute cutting chai glasses to macaroon towers that transported one to the cafe's in Paris and tea and scones served with fresh jams, the launch of the Sonam Kapoor App was one extraordinary affair and rightfully so, as it marks the debut of the very first Indian actor to launch their own App!
Developed by Disciple Media, this mobile channel will create deeper connections with her fans through the use of their proprietary mobile App platform. Functions in the App include ‘in the moment’ fan experiences like real-time live streaming, exclusive content, talent-fan chats, competitions, App-only merchandise, messaging, and social media aggregation.
The event commenced with the man who was behind the idea, Sonam Kapoor's friend, Varun Talreja who took the media through a step by step procedure of the App and even got everyone to download the same while be explained each feature! Varun stated that," Now be it Mumbai, Cannes or London, Sonam will always be directly in touch with her fans through the App and that is the beauty of the same!"
Speaking at the event Sonam said that, “I am really happy and grateful that my good friend Varun Talreja and CEO of Disciple Media, Benji have made this app come alive. This was Varun's idea as he felt I was relevant on Social Media, one of the most powerful platforms as of now. One of the most enjoyable things about what I do is getting out there, meeting people and hearing reactions to my work. My App means I’ll now be able to keep in touch and share experiences with fans worldwide, even when I’m busy filming. There are so many amazing features that we have created to the App like the Live Streaming as it will enable my 'tribe' to view what I do exactly when I do so. The Style file feature is another favorite where my team that has been with me since Day one like my sister Rhea Kapoor, and Namrata Soni, Arti Nayar and many more will give style/beauty tips, work out and make up and hair tutorials and much more! I do not believe in the term 'fan following' as I feel that fans are like minded people who are attracted to the celebrities or stars as based on their views, personal preferences and are more of a community who and therefore, people who like me and the work I do are in 'my tribe.' They can all connect with each other, even individually through the App. I will constantly speak about Book Reviews as I love reading or even my favorite movies and the App will constantly be updated which is the best part about the world of social media, there is always more to learn and adapt to. There will also be an archive of my work aptly called 'Chronicles.' In addition to this all, we will also have a section dedicated to the 'Workahol' in me which will highlight all the things I do be it transformation for my character, training for my next movie, making of the same, and so on.' When asked on what her most favorite feature is, Sonam stated that, 'That has to be the Live Stream feature as I view my tribe as my community and everyone who has the app will get an alert that I will be Live Streaming and it will basically be raw unadulterated footage without any edits which is never seen on the social media platform ever!"
Founder and CEO of Disciple Media, Benji Vaughan, said that “Sonam is a hugely exciting addition to our growing partner portfolio. India is now the world’s third largest smartphone market, with penetration in the country still only in the 10-15% range. This is an exploding market for mobile, and particularly for Bollywood royalty like Sonam.”An event like never before, A launch that has never been done, Sonam Kapoor's App is one which will surely go down in history!
In these times wherein everything is becoming smaller and our favorite stars are not accessible via mediums like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, SnapChat etc in today’s digital world of globalization, Sonam has pushed the envelope further and ventured into a territory no celebrity has done before. The actress launched her own App in collaboration with Disciple Media, the industry-leading provider of direct-to-fan mobile Apps. With this, the actor will now connect to her millions of fans around the world.
The App launch was a grand affair that was personally curated and organized by Sonam herself, from 3 tier cupcake tiers by Pooja Dhingra's Le 15 Patisserie to quirky decor elements like a vertical faux garden with a pastel pink bicycle and a High Tea menu executed to perfection, the afternoon was one of excitement with attention given to minute details. From serving chai in cute cutting chai glasses to macaroon towers that transported one to the cafe's in Paris and tea and scones served with fresh jams, the launch of the Sonam Kapoor App was one extraordinary affair and rightfully so, as it marks the debut of the very first Indian actor to launch their own App!
Developed by Disciple Media, this mobile channel will create deeper connections with her fans through the use of their proprietary mobile App platform. Functions in the App include ‘in the moment’ fan experiences like real-time live streaming, exclusive content, talent-fan chats, competitions, App-only merchandise, messaging, and social media aggregation.
The event commenced with the man who was behind the idea, Sonam Kapoor's friend, Varun Talreja who took the media through a step by step procedure of the App and even got everyone to download the same while be explained each feature! Varun stated that," Now be it Mumbai, Cannes or London, Sonam will always be directly in touch with her fans through the App and that is the beauty of the same!"
Speaking at the event Sonam said that, “I am really happy and grateful that my good friend Varun Talreja and CEO of Disciple Media, Benji have made this app come alive. This was Varun's idea as he felt I was relevant on Social Media, one of the most powerful platforms as of now. One of the most enjoyable things about what I do is getting out there, meeting people and hearing reactions to my work. My App means I’ll now be able to keep in touch and share experiences with fans worldwide, even when I’m busy filming. There are so many amazing features that we have created to the App like the Live Streaming as it will enable my 'tribe' to view what I do exactly when I do so. The Style file feature is another favorite where my team that has been with me since Day one like my sister Rhea Kapoor, and Namrata Soni, Arti Nayar and many more will give style/beauty tips, work out and make up and hair tutorials and much more! I do not believe in the term 'fan following' as I feel that fans are like minded people who are attracted to the celebrities or stars as based on their views, personal preferences and are more of a community who and therefore, people who like me and the work I do are in 'my tribe.' They can all connect with each other, even individually through the App. I will constantly speak about Book Reviews as I love reading or even my favorite movies and the App will constantly be updated which is the best part about the world of social media, there is always more to learn and adapt to. There will also be an archive of my work aptly called 'Chronicles.' In addition to this all, we will also have a section dedicated to the 'Workahol' in me which will highlight all the things I do be it transformation for my character, training for my next movie, making of the same, and so on.' When asked on what her most favorite feature is, Sonam stated that, 'That has to be the Live Stream feature as I view my tribe as my community and everyone who has the app will get an alert that I will be Live Streaming and it will basically be raw unadulterated footage without any edits which is never seen on the social media platform ever!"
Founder and CEO of Disciple Media, Benji Vaughan, said that “Sonam is a hugely exciting addition to our growing partner portfolio. India is now the world’s third largest smartphone market, with penetration in the country still only in the 10-15% range. This is an exploding market for mobile, and particularly for Bollywood royalty like Sonam.”An event like never before, A launch that has never been done, Sonam Kapoor's App is one which will surely go down in history!
Monday 28 March 2016
Aamir Khan reveals his biggest birthday wish
Aamir Khan turns 51 today and the Bollywood actor shows no signs of stopping, till now. He is delivering hits at the Box office and has been garnering praises for him performance in them. His last film PK was a blockbuster and has crossed the 300 crore mark in the international market. The actor is currently working on sports biopic, Dangal, currently and the movie is slated to hit the silver screens by Christmas 2016.
The actor is celebrating his birthday with the media this year. In an interaction with the journalists, the actor revealed his biggest birthday wish. Yes, Aamir states that he hopes to buy their ancestral home in Benaras for his mother. His exact words were “My biggest wish today is that if I could buy my mother her ancestral home in Benaras.
Aamir Khan had put on a lot of weight to prepare for his role as Mahavir Phogat in Dangal. He was nearly 100 kgs and found it difficult to tie his shoe lace as well. However, now Aamir is planning to shed his extra kilos and is following an intense regimen for the same.
Here is what Mr Perfectionist had revealed about his blown-up physic last year, “I am 95 kg right now and that’s enough for the character. My breathing has changed, when I tie my laces, my stomach comes in between. After 20 seconds, I have to (take a long) breath. My mom and my wife are very worried about my health as they feel I am playing with my health. Even I feel the same. By December (2015), we will finish the shooting, and in the next five months I will lose weight and then have one more schedule in the month of June, where my character is young. When the film will come to an end, I will be back to the PK look.”
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The actor is celebrating his birthday with the media this year. In an interaction with the journalists, the actor revealed his biggest birthday wish. Yes, Aamir states that he hopes to buy their ancestral home in Benaras for his mother. His exact words were “My biggest wish today is that if I could buy my mother her ancestral home in Benaras.
Aamir Khan had put on a lot of weight to prepare for his role as Mahavir Phogat in Dangal. He was nearly 100 kgs and found it difficult to tie his shoe lace as well. However, now Aamir is planning to shed his extra kilos and is following an intense regimen for the same.
Here is what Mr Perfectionist had revealed about his blown-up physic last year, “I am 95 kg right now and that’s enough for the character. My breathing has changed, when I tie my laces, my stomach comes in between. After 20 seconds, I have to (take a long) breath. My mom and my wife are very worried about my health as they feel I am playing with my health. Even I feel the same. By December (2015), we will finish the shooting, and in the next five months I will lose weight and then have one more schedule in the month of June, where my character is young. When the film will come to an end, I will be back to the PK look.”
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Tuesday 13 August 2013
RMOS Consultancy Hyphen Garments open first EBO in the country at Kolkata
Hyphen Garments, a menswear manufacturer, has opened its first EBO in
the country at Kolkata, Lindsay Street under the franchisee format.
Spread over 750 sq.ft., the outlet stocks men's' wear items such as
cotton shirts, jeans, trousers, suits, and blazers.
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Speaking on the occasion, Nadim Ahmed, MD, Hyphen Garments, said: " We aim to delight the customers of the Eastern Region, with presence in state capitals. By the next year, we plan five to seven exclusive outlets in metros."
The merchandise at the store is priced between Rs 595 and Rs 1,395
Hyphen Garments was launched in 2005 and is currently present in the country through distribution channels and MBOs.
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Speaking on the occasion, Nadim Ahmed, MD, Hyphen Garments, said: " We aim to delight the customers of the Eastern Region, with presence in state capitals. By the next year, we plan five to seven exclusive outlets in metros."
The merchandise at the store is priced between Rs 595 and Rs 1,395
Hyphen Garments was launched in 2005 and is currently present in the country through distribution channels and MBOs.
