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11-year-old child was beaten up on suspic­ion of theft in Rawalp­indi 0SHARES Share Tweet Email Recommended Stories Three day ordeal: Runaway boy escapes from clutches of predatorPolice arrest suspect for kidnapping, abusing boy who had run away from schoolDispute over sweets lands newborn in dustbin in MultanRazia Bibi allegedly demanded money and sweets from the newborn’s father Sindh police trained to deal with cases of crimes against childrenA week-long training was given to Sindh Police officers … [Read more...] about Viral video: Govt official and her husband ‘torture’ child maid

Why did Apple’s Jony Ive name Pinterest co-founder Evan Sharp as one of the figures in technology who he believes will change the future? If you were wondering about that, here’s a great chance to learn a little bit more about Sharp and make the call yourself. During the 25th anniversary festival for WIRED last week, the Gadget Lab team had the chance to interview Sharp on stage, among other high-profile technologists. Over the next few weeks we’ll be publishing these taped conversations as a part of the podcast. In this particularly interview, Mike and Arielle ask Sharp what it’s like to receive praise from Ive, how machine learning is changing software design, and whether Pinterest can remain once of the internet’s last happy places. Show notes: Click here to read more about Jony Ive’s nomination of Evan Sharp for our 25th anniversary issue. And here’s Lauren’s WIRED 25 interview with Kevin Systrom, which we mentioned in this … [Read more...] about Gadget Lab Podcast: Pinterest’s Evan Sharp on What Makes Good Software

CALIFORNIA 19 Okt. - Hujung jari telunjuk seorang wanita yang putus akibat digigit puma tumbuh semula sele­pas menjalani rawatan alternatif menggunakan platelet darahnya sendiri. Sebelum ini, doktor memberitahu Ja’Niya Walker, 40, tiada rawatan yang boleh membantu pertumbuhan semula jari itu dan dia terpaksa hidup dengan jari kudung seumur hidupnya. Namun wanita itu tidak berputus asa mencari rawatan lain dan akhirnya bertemu pakar ortopedik dan pengurusan kesakitan yang bertugas di Marina Del Rey, California iaitu Dr. Akash Bajaj. Beliau memberitahu, darah mempunyai sel stem yang dikenali sebagai faktor pertumbuhan dan me­lalui suntikan pada jari itu, sel itu mampu merangsang pertumbuhan jari terbabit. Dr. Akash menggunakan teknologi plasma banyak pla­te­let (PRP) namun wanita itu bernasib baik kerana jari putus pada bahagian bawah kuku dan teknologi PRP tidak dapat merangsang pertumbuhan semula keseluruhan jari. Melalui temu bual eksklusif dengan portal … [Read more...] about Jari kudung tumbuh semula

SHAH ALAM 18 Okt. - Pertandingan i-Hack me­rupakan platform terbaik untuk pemain industri komunikasi dan multimedia menjalin kerjasama dengan pihak institusi pengajian tinggi (IPT) dalam memperkasakan lagi keselamatan siber di negara ini. Timbalan Naib Canselor (Jari­ngan Industri, Masyarakat dan Alumni) Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Prof. Dr. Zaini Abdullah berkata, melalui per­tandingan tersebut, mesej-me­sej keseda­ran bukan sahaja da­pat disebarkan bagi menjadikan alam siber sebagai ruang yang selamat untuk dilayari ma­sya­rakat. Malah, ujar beliau, pertan­dingan itu juga dapat menjadi platform untuk pemain industri mengintai bakat-bakat baharu dalam menguatkan lagi benteng pertahanan siber. “Kebelakangan ini serangan siber semakin menjadi-jadi. Ki­ta berdepan dengan musuh yang lebih bijak dan licik, serangan mereka semakin sukar dikesan dan dijangka. “Serangan Ransomware Wan­naCry pada tahun lalu misalnya, … [Read more...] about i-Hack perkasa keselamatan siber

Home News Life Daily news 17 October 2018 By Yvaine YeThe call of a male peacock is no pleasure to listen to, but its splendid tail means it doesn’t matter. Now an analysis of more than 500 species shows that this is a common trade-off in the bird world: the best lookers aren’t the most talented singers, while the best vocalists aren’t as easy on the eye. Sexual selection is an evolutionary process that shapes traits that animals use to attract mates, and birds are well known to resort to elaborate songs and flashy feathers in the name of reproduction. To investigate which species use which traits, Christopher Cooney at the University of Oxford and his colleagues collected the songs of 518 species, and compared these with their feather colours. In particular, they looked at how much feathers differed between the males and females of each species – a sign that sexual selection has influenced their plumage. Advertisement … [Read more...] about Male birds can be good singers or good looking, but not both