Traveling is arguably one of the most exciting we, as people, can do. New foods, scenery, and cultures await. However, when you live in one of the happiest places in the world, what then is the goal? The goal becomes encouraging happiness in others rather than seeking adventure elsewhere. Unsurprisingly, Finland was deemed the happiest...
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Repurposing shipping containers into livable spaces has gained popularity over the past few years. With its affordability, durability, and eco-friendliness, it’s no wonder that more and more people are looking into shipping container apartments. Now, in Kansas City, the construction of Signal Hill Studios’ 48 shipping container apartment complex is nearing completion. Unique Design One...
A fresh monument was revealed last Friday in Newark, New Jersey, in honor of abolitionist Harriet Tubman. The new installation, dubbed “Shadow of a Face,” replaced a long-standing Christopher Columbus statue. The unveiling took place in Harriet Tubman Square. Appropriately renamed to commemorate both Tubman’s contributions to the Underground Railroad and the area’s history in...
Growing your own vegetables and herbs is a great way to connect yourself with nature, and lessen the demand that supermarkets have to supply. However, when nature is working against you, it might be time to think about building a greenhouse. Luckily, there are abundant examples to work from on the internet, including this nifty...
The Australian outback is known for being wild. From scorching temperatures to an array of animals that are deadly in one way or another, there’s never a dull day. Residents of a small remote outback community have reported something crazier, Fish raining from the sky. The phenomenon is surprising but not unheard of. Locals from...
It’s in the pipeline – California voters are set to decide in the following year on a referendum that could change the fast food industry. The new state law could see the minimum wage increased to $22 per hour for fast-food employees. This is happening in the nation’s largest state. A lot is hanging on...
By now, you’ve likely heard of cancel culture. Society today has become more aware of the importance of becoming less offensive. Before long, there was a fine line between respecting people’s genuine feelings and canceling everything. Most people simply sought inclusion for all demographics. Instead, companies started changing names, American classics were banned from schools...
The ‘hat man’ of a Walmart store in Utah was fondly known for how warmly he greeted customers for the last 14 years. A former welder and horseman, Thane Telford captured the hearts of many. Walmart had decided a few weeks ago to let the 84-year-old go, which saddened regulars. Known for the decorative hats...
What do you know about Pituitary Dwarfism? Also known as Growth Hormone Deficiency, it’s a condition that results in stunted growth and a few other side effects. The condition can be congenital which refers to a disease or condition passed on from parent to child. It can also develop after birth but tends to run...
Police are on the lookout for a rather distinctive-looking man in the UK. The man who is missing half of his right ear is wanted in connection with a ‘serious offense’ according to authorities. He should be avoided at all costs. Dale Poppleton aged 41 is from Bradford, West Yorkshire in the UK. The man...
The world has been known to be a cruel place. From time to time, we see glimpses of hope. Then, stories pop up on the news feeds that remind us. The one of an elderly couple, who have been married for 73 years, is now being forced to live apart because of a new law...
The youngest member of the Mensa is a four-year-old child from the United Kingdom, who taught himself to read as a toddler. Teddy hails from Portishead in Somerset and can count to 100 in six different languages, including Mandarin. For those unaware, Mensa only accepts those individuals who score at the 98th percentile or higher...