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My husband has just become unemployed. He is very edgy. How can i help?

The uncertainty of unemployment is hard for anyone to cope with. Until recently a job will have absorbed most of his time and energy. Now he is flung back on his own resources with the added worries of loss of income and trying to get another job. It is a time for special patience and understanding on your part to help your husband adjust and regain his confidence. Small gestures of affection and tenderness will reassure him that he is still loved and needed and help him through this difficult period. Read the rest of this entry »

I have heard people talk about ESP. What exactly does it stand for?

ESP stands for extrasensory perception-that is, knowledge which is acquired by means other than through the five senses. It is also sometimes referred to as psychic power or paranormal activity. The term ESP is generally held to cover three main phenomena said to occur without the intervention of the senses or any previous knowledge. These are: telepathy, or the awareness of the thought or feelings of another person, perhaps, at some distance; clairvoyance ,or the visualization of an object or event out of sight as it is or as it is happening; and precognition, the foreseeing of an event in some detail before it takes places. Another ability sometimes included under the heading is psychometric, or the ability to draw information about a person from some inanimate object connected with him, such as a watch or a ring. Read the rest of this entry »

Each tooth consist of two parts: the ‘crown’ , which is the portion visible within the mouth, and the ‘root’, which is the part embedded within the jaw-bone. The roots of the teeth are usually longer than the crowns. Front teeth have only one root, while those placed further back generally have two or three roots. The major structural element of a tooth is composed of a calcified tissue known as dentine. Dentine is a hard bone-like material which contains living cells. It is a sensitive tissue and gives the sensations of pain when stimulated either thermally or by chemical means. Read the rest of this entry »