Adam Lithnerflipped into Travel9 Amazing Experiences In Luxor, The Valley Of The Kings And Queenstravelawaits.com - Ulrike Lemmin-WoolfreyLuxor, the historic city of Thebes, lies in southern Egypt and is called Upper Egypt by the ancient Egyptians because it lies closer to the source of …
Adam Lithnerflipped into CareersNine Tips To Politely Disagree With A Colleague (And Keep A Positive Work Relationship)Forbes - Expert PanelDisagreements will happen from time to time, regardless of how well a team works together. However, conflicts shouldn’t result in destroyed relationships or grudges. It’s important for professionals to know how to prevent a situation from escalating and get their point across without becoming rude …
Adam Lithnerflipped into HistoryWho truly was the most dishonest president?verified_publisherBBC News - By Jude SheerinBBC News Past US presidents have left a legacy of untruths ranging from the bizarre to the horrifying. Who truly was the most dishonest president?
Adam Lithnerflipped into Food & Workout6 Shoulder Impingement Exercises You Can Do To Get Rid of the (Literal) Pain in Your NeckWell+Good - Zoe Weiner"A shoulder impingement is an acute weakness and pain in the front and side of the shoulder, especially while the arm is in motion," says Joey …
Adam Lithnerflipped into HistoryThe Century-Long Evolution of the U.S. Army Helmetverified_publisherPopular Mechanics - David HamblingThe long march from a steel pot to a ballistic wonder of engineering. Although soldiers have been wearing head protection since at least the 26th century BCE, the modern military helmet is a fully 20th century invention. And it's been a rapid evolution. Growing from its WWI origins, the standard issue …
Adam Lithnerflipped into ThoughtsDonald Trump Is a Broken Manverified_publisherThe Atlantic - By Peter WehnerIn another time, in a different circumstance, there would perhaps be room to pity such a person. The most revealing answer from Donald Trump’s interview with Fox News Channel’s Chris Wallace came in response not to the toughest question posed by Wallace, but to the easiest. At the conclusion of the …
