Our media diets and culture are becoming increasingly polarized, the International Space Station will offer a space hotel, 75 years have passed since the liberation of the Auschwitz Nazi death camp. These, and more, are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
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Last week (Nov 3rd), we changed our clocks to mark the return to standard time from daylight saving time. But what is DST and why was it implemented? Tune in to learn about the history, pros, and cons of daylight saving time.
Category: Spotlight, Stuff ExplainedTags: agriculture, blog, blogging, culture, daylight saving time, dst, facts, fall, germany, history, mental health, podcast, podcasting, seasonal depression, seasons, spring, Stuff Explained, summer time, sunlight, time, time zone, UK, usa, winter time, world war i, ww1
Climate change is putting pressure on food and water supplies worldwide, graduates aren’t seeing returns on their education investments, large parts of the country are still without access to reliable broadband services, and more. These are the newsworthy stories from this past week.
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House and Senate pass a $4.6 billion humanitarian aid bill for the border, breakdancing to be added to the Olympics, a new arms race over hypersonic missiles, and researchers calculate the cost of hungover workers to the British economy. These are the newsworthy stories…
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It can be difficult, especially during childhood, to have a name that people find foreign and difficult to pronounce. This will change as time goes on and you grow to appreciate the history and culture represented by your name.
Category: Journal, Lifestyle, SpotlightTags: adulthood, bullying, childhood, college, confidence, culture, exotic, foreign, growing up, identity, identity crisis, life, name, name calling, pronunciation, school, self worth, UK, unique, usa, young adulthood, young adults
Evidence found of a previously unknown human species in the Philippines, first ever image of a black hole shared, continued spread of measles, White House to help private sector in 5G development, public retirement facing problems, and Disney+ to launch in November. These are…
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It is undeniable at this point that professional wrestling is encountering major growth across all spectrums. This article will help explain some of it and point you in the right direction for how to keep up with all the great content that is being…
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Posted on July 17, 2013
by Aristidis Marousas
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I read a BBC.com article on ‘fracking’ in the US. More specifically, this article discusses a new $20 billion project to open an export terminal in Louisiana where extracted natural gas will be shipped abroad. To give a brief overview, when the terminal was…
Category: Business & Economics, Current Events, Experience, JournalTags: business, economics, environment, environmental hazards, export, fracking, geology, hydraulic fracturing, import, louisianna, natural gas, natural resources, oil, shale, texas, UK, usa
Apparently my show has been preempted today… It sucks because I had a lot of articles ready to discuss that I took some time finding. So, in an effort to ensure it isn’t a complete and total waste, I’ll post the articles below. This…
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