Tag: Sudoku
These are Finns’ favorite online activities
Finns and their hobbies The most popular leisure activities outside the Internet are definitely still reading books, walking and moving in nature. Domestic and foreign travel are also favorite hobbies of Finns. Crossword puzzles and solving Sudoku puzzles are especially popular during the winter when people aren’t watching streaming services. Another seasonal hobby is spending […]
Online casino, books or sudoku – what is the best break entertainment?
Everyday life contains many small moments where we mostly just end up looking at our mobile. But what if we could use these different moments to rather enjoy something with a little more substance – so that we can get more out of everyday life, and not least get more productive breaks where we feel […]
Tuesday Magazines: Green Changes, Man Rediscovered, and Olympic Stadium Complaints
The board of the Finnish Green Party met on Monday night to decide who will change the party’s leader Maria Ohisalo as Minister of the Interior at the beginning of parental leave. It was not a simple process, reports Evening paper. The six-hour meeting effectively decided who would be given the ungrateful task of running […]
Three surprising tips keep your brain healthy
– Limiting one’s alcohol intake or solving sudoku does not have as great an effect on brain health as many believe. There are other things that mean even more. Some of them have also gotten behind me, he says. At the top of the list is, for example, hearing. Gradually losing hearing increases the risk […]
From Iceland – Dermatologists hate it! Shark lives to 245 with this strange taste
The MRI found no signs of aging in the brain of a 245-year-old shark caught in the West in 2017. Grape journalists avoid brain aging by drinking port wine once a day and playing a recorder, but what can this crazy shark do? What is he playing on? Will we ever know? According to RÚV, […]
Sudoku aims to strengthen patients’ brains
But the life that awaits after discharge is never for many as it was before they became ill. In half of the patients, the brain is slightly congested, and for every third to such an extent that it corresponds to incipient Alzheimer’s. This is shown by a new study from 24 intensive care units, which […]
