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'Coffee _as a matter of fact,coffee and love have the same taste'

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        'Coffee _as a matter of fact, Coffee and love have the same taste' Written by Ela Mondol Coffee beans, in case you didn't know, are truly a vibrant green color. So long as you like your beans roasted. Lightly roasted beans retain their vibrant color and flavor, are more acidic and contain the most caffeine. The acidity, balance, and mild sweetness of medium-roasted beans are all hallmarks of this roasting style. Dark roasted beans have the lowest acidity, most bitter smokey taste, and least amount of caffeine. The coffee's flavor was sensitive to such details as the size of the grind. A coffee that has been ground incorrectly might be extremely bitter and watery. Medium-ground beans were required for the traditional drip brew. Coffee is at its most  flavorful when brewed with water just below the boiling point, at 90 degrees Celsius.       Caffeinated coffee is brewed from cherry seeds. The fruit of the coffee cherry tree is also edible. There is no solid proof
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My evaluation on the current situation of FC Barcelona

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         My evaluation on the current situation of    FC Barcelona by Hrik Roy (ID - 22301599) Introduction:   "Més que un club", means “More than a club”; the slogan for one of the most prestigious clubs in the history of football – Football Club Barcelona. This is a Spanish club which was founded in 1899 by a group of Swiss, Catalan, German, and English footballers led by Joan Gamper. The fans, members, players, management members are called CULE. They have won 27 La Liga, 5 Champions League, 3 Club World Cups, 31 Copa Del Rey, 14 Spanish Super Cup and more. However, recently they are in a state of crisis. With the financial crisis, their best player Messi leaving in 2021, humiliation in the European major tournaments such as UCL against the big teams, they are not really in some sweet position to be proud about.   In this blog post, I will discuss the club's financial situation, their recent transfer activity, their managerial situation and their recent on-field perfor
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Strange ancient treatment methods:Was it useful or not

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  Ancient treatment methods -Was it useful or not By Dilruba  Mustafa(Aug11,2023) Ancient treatment methods refer to medical practices and therapies used in ancient civilizations before the era of modern medicine. These methods varied across different cultures and regions, and often relied on natural remedies and traditions that were passed down through generations. Here are a few examples of ancient treatment methods from various cultures: 1.Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): TCM is one of the oldest healings systems in the world, dating back thousands of years. It consists of various practices, including herbal medicine, acupuncture, massage (known as Tui Na), and dietary therapy. TCM aims to restore balance and harmony to the body by addressing the underlying causes of illness.         2. Ayurveda: Originating in India, Ayurveda is a holistic healing system that focuses on achieving balance between the mind, body, and spirit. It uses natural therapies, including herbal remedies, di
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  "Retail Therapy: How Shopping Relieves Stress And Keeps Up with Changing Fashion Trends" 15.08.2023 Name: Nowshin Tasnin ID: 23136051 In today's fast-paced world, shopping has become more than just a means to acquire goods – it's evolved into a form of therapy that helps alleviate stress and anxiety. Moreover, the dynamic world of fashion is constantly evolving, reflecting the ever-changing preferences and attitudes of society. In this blog, we'll explore how shopping serves as a stress-reliever and how the fashion industry keeps up with the changing trends. Retail Therapy: A Stress-Busting Experience Shopping has a therapeutic effect on our minds, offering a temporary escape from daily stressors. Engaging in the shopping experience, whether online or in-store, triggers the release of endorphins, which are natural mood enhancers. The act of browsing through items, selecting products, and making purchasing decisions can provide a sense of control and satisfaction
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Dhaka City in Crisis: Unraveling the Impact of Bad Governance, Written by Md Ashikul Islam Arin, ID: 23126078, Date - 15th August,2023.

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Dhaka is the most important city of Bangladesh which is suffering terribly from various crises including overpopulation, environmental pollution and severe traffic jams. The inefficiency of the government is largely responsible for these problems which make Dhaka unliveable. Although the government talks about development in the name of construction of flyovers, highways, metro rail, their contribution towards making Dhaka livable is questionable. The government does not realize that the development of people's quality of life is more important than infrastructural development. Despite repeated development slogan from the responsible level of the government, according to the  Economic Intelligence Unit report (2022) , Dhaka ranks 165th out of 172 cities in terms of liveability. In this blog I will highlight some of the crises, show how they are putting Dhaka in crisis and also mention the extent of the government's responsibility behind this crisis. Government's contributio
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  AI In Our Daily Lives: How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming The Way We Live                                                           Written by Yeanur Islam                                                                          ID: 23136024                                                                       15th August 2023 Contents 1. What is AI 2. Artificial intelligence in our daily life 3. AI applications in several fields 4. Future of AI 5. Concerns about AI                                                                        6.  Conclusion                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 
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