People who suspect they may have come into contact with the coronavirus are being advised to self-isolate (stay at home) for 14 days. For some people, the idea of self-isolation may seem like a dream come true. For others, the idea of being cut off from the outside world, alone, or with only a few close family members, will fill them with dread – ask any parent who has had to entertain two small children at home on a wet afternoon.
When people are stuck indoors for long periods of time, they can report getting “cabin fever” or feel like they are going “stir crazy.” Observations from actual or simulated space missions or people living in confined spaces, such as those spending a winter on polar stations, also suggest that some people may find self-isolating more difficult than others. However, there are some simple measures that you can take to help you adapt.
1. Boost your immune system
Research on the effects of loneliness suggests that when people lack social connections they are more likely to suffer from physical health problems. For example, older adults who can’t leave their homes due to impaired mobility are more susceptible to illness, such as heart disease. And studies have found that polar research crews can suffer from reductions in their immune system.
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Our homes may be small or big, but there are things that have to be a part of every home. They are simply irreplaceable. Take for example a ladder, a couch, or even a dishwasher – each of these traditional products are essential but take up space that we just can’t afford to spare with the new-age tiny homes. Well, these products are here to ride to your rescue. Each design here takes a non-traditional and space-saving approach to transform products for the modern millennial era!

Are you a big enthusiast of electronic longboards and skateboards, or do you see yourself using this cool stuff in the coming days, months or years? Skateboards and e-longboards not only offer a sense of control to the riders, but also offer many health benefits such as flexibility, strengthening body feet and arm muscles, improving nervous system, etc.
Electric longboards and skateboards have been gaining people’s love for many years. And with the transformation from conventional to contemporary ones, they have emerged as a fun and reliable mode of transport for people of all age groups. Also, the perfect braking mechanism allows you to take charge of your speed on any road conditions.
Are you planning to buy an electric longboard or skateboard either for yourself or someone who is already crazy about them? If yes, then it becomes really crucial to know about the motor, price, features, and other nitty gritties related to them.
Here are a few tips that you should consider wile buying your next electric longboard and skateboard:

1. Weight

Nobody would like to carry a heavy longboard or skateboard along with them. Would you? Generally, these boards weight between 16 and 29 pounds depending on the size of motor and battery used.
While lighter boards are easy to carry, they can be really expensive and can come with lesser battery. So, it’s always advisable to invest in top electric longboards and skateboards for the money in the long-run.

Cryptocurrency is the latest trend in the financial world and its popularity is soaring – most people will be familiar with the original crytpocoin, bitcoin; which has seen huge surges and dips in its value since its birth. These digital currencies are seen by many as volatile investments and high risk gambles but there are many unknown and valuable uses for these decentralized electronic currencies. 
Let’s take a look at 5 of the latest and most innovative ways to use cryptocurrency. 

• Use it to Travel the World

Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) can be used for anything from booking flights, to accommodation and even taking cash out at international ATM’s. 
Established travel agents such as Cheapair (www.cheapair.com) and Destinia (www.destinia.com) now accept payments with popular cryptocurrencies. 
Now that your flight is booked you obviously need a place to stay, if you wish to use your bitcoin wallet you can book accommodation via Cryptocribs (www.cryptocribs.net). 
Such is the rise in cryptocurrency all over the world, there are now specialist bitcoin ATM machines internationally which you can convert you digital balance in to the local currency to spend whilst you travel. 

• Forget the World, Travel to Space!

Virgin Galactic – Richard Branson’s space travel company who have yet to successfully launch a commercial space flight have announced that you can now pay with Bitcoin if you want to reserve a seat on their service. 
The cost – a cool $250,000 per ticket! Internet entrepreneurs and Cryptocurrency enthusiasts Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have already signed up to be some of the first passengers, and you guessed it, they used Bitcoin to fund the tickets.