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 The Government should seriously care to manage open playground for the youngsters so that their body and mind develops to make their moderate social status, not frustrated ones when they grow up.
  - A.R.Shams's ' Creative Living Spirit' Reflection - Series of Press & Online Publications - Moral Messages for Humanity Worldwide - http://www.arshamssreflection.blogspot.com

They can swallow and digest their food without chewing it.

They can swallow and digest their food without chewing it.
 

CREATIVE LIVING SPIRIT:

Find out why your cat acts the way he does.

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They can swallow and digest their food without chewing it.

That's good news for famed internet cat Lil Bub, who was born without teeth.

 - A.R.Shams's 'Creative Living Spirit' Reflection - Series of Press & Online Publications - Moral Messages for Humanity Worldwide - Courtesy: Reader's Digest/

13 Things You Didn’t Know About Cats | Reader's Digest

13 Things You Didn’t Know About Cats | Reader's Digest
 


AMAZING INTERESTING, BENEFICIAL AND INFORMATIVE:

13+ Things You Didn’t Know About Cats

They can sense earthquakes!

Well, possibly. The pads of a cat's feet are very sensitive, and some cats behave strangely just before an earthquake hits. Though it's not a proven theory, some believe cats can detect vibrations of the earth through their foot pads.

Read more: http://www.rd.com/slideshows/13-things-you-didnt-know-about-cats/#ixzz2XbzbD26c

Find out why your cat acts the way he does.

Adapted from Essential Cat

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They can sense earthquakes!


Well, possibly. The pads of a cat's feet
are very sensitive, and some cats behave strangely just before an
earthquake hits. Though it's not a proven theory, some believe cats can detect vibrations of the earth through their foot pads.

 - A.R.Shams's 'Creative Living Spirit' Reflection - Series of Press & Online Publications - Moral Messages for Humanity Worldwide - Courtesy: Reader's Digest

5 Life-Saving Survival Skills You Just Might Need One Day | Reader's Digest

5 Life-Saving Survival Skills You Just Might Need One Day | Reader's Digest


CREATIVE LIVING SPIRIT:

5 Life-Saving Survival Skills You Just Might Need One Day


Increase your chances of escaping dangerous quicksand, being buried alive, deadly bear attacks, and more.

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What to do if you're driving during a tornado

Though there are some miraculous stories of people surviving tornadoes, the best survival technique is to stay far away from a twister. If you're inside: Avoid windows and go to an interior room on the lowest floor. If you have any helmets around (bike, motorcycle, football, baseball), wear one. The CDC calls a car or bus the "least desirable place to be in a tornado"; some twisters' winds can reach more than 300 mph and have no trouble tossing cars like toys. But don't get out of the car and don't park under an overpass, advises the National Weather Service. If you see a tornado while you're driving, seek shelter at a truck stop, convenience store, restaurant or other business.

Read more: http://www.rd.com/slideshows/life-saving-survival-skills/#ixzz2XanebbIu

- A.R.Shams's 'Creative Living Spirit' Reflection - Courtesy: Reader's Digest - Series of Press & Online Publications - Moral Messages for Humanity Worldwide.

5 Life-Saving Survival Skills You Just Might Need One Day | Reader's Digest

5 Life-Saving Survival Skills You Just Might Need One Day | Reader's Digest
 

 LIFE SAVING AWARENESS:

5 Life-Saving Survival Skills You Just Might Need One Day


Increase your chances of escaping dangerous quicksand, being buried alive, deadly bear attacks, and more.

What to do if you're buried alive


Modern embalming procedure and the amount of pressure created by tons of dirt on top of the casket make the possibility of waking up six feet under nearly impossible. Still, it happens, so it's good to be prepared.

Step
1. Hope that you've been buried in a cheap pine or wicker box. The
chances of breaking out of a more fortified casket are bleak. Step 2.
Stay calm. You have about three hours' worth of oxygen, at most. Yelling
and/or panicking will use up some of that precious O2 (as
will lighting a match or lighter, if you happen to have one). Step 3.
Take off your shirt and use it to protect your face from dirt that will
fall into the coffin. Step 4. Kick the lid of the coffin until it
breaks. As the dirt rushes in, pack it into the space around your legs
and feet. Step 5. Sit up and continue to push the loose dirt into the
coffin. Step 6. Stand up and dig your way out of the hole.

 - A.R.Shams's 'Creative Living Spirit' Reflection - Courtesy: Reader's Digest

5 Life-Saving Survival Skills You Just Might Need One Day | Reader's Digest

5 Life-Saving Survival Skills You Just Might Need One Day | Reader's Digest

How to survive a bear attack:Increase your chances of escaping dangerous quicksand, being buried alive, deadly bear attacks, and more.

Read more: http://www.rd.com/slideshows/life-saving-survival-skills/#ixzz2XYHCdTux

  - A.R.Shams's 'Creative Living Spirit' Reflection -  Collection  -  Courtesy: Reader's Digest

5 Life-Saving Survival Skills You Just Might Need One Day | Reader's Digest

5 Life-Saving Survival Skills You Just Might Need One Day | Reader's Digest


 ESSENTIAL AWARENESS:
Quicksand, formed when sand becomes so saturated with water that it can no longer support weight, can be dangerous—animals and people have died after becoming stuck in the sludge. But an encounter with quicksand doesn't spell certain doom, as some movies might lead you to believe. Your body is less dense than the quicksand so it's nearly impossible to completely sink (or be sucked under) if you stay calm. To escape, slowly pull each leg to the surface. Once you're horizontal, either on your stomach or on your back, you'll float better and be able to wriggle your way to solid ground. 

  - A.R.Shams's 'Creative Living Spirit' Reflection (Collection) -    Courtesy - Reader's Digest.