MediumNeurophilosophy A Blind Man Sees His Birthday Candles Again, Thanks to a Bionic EyeMedium - Emily Mullin A brain implant helped restore his sight after a tragic car crash In December 2011, a horrific car accident knocked Jason Esterhuizen unconscious. …
Family Handymanflipped into Holiday Gift GuideKids 15 Creative Gifts for Kids Who Love DIYfamilyhandyman.com - Rachel Brougham Have a young DIYer on your hands? Help children learn valuable skills with these 12 DIY gifts for kids. Handy Famm is a family of fun animal …
Business InsiderGreat Depression History of the 4-day workweek: Great Depression to Microsoft in JapanBusiness Insider - Mary MeisenzahlA 40-hour, five-day workweek from Monday to Friday has been considered the standard schedule in the US since at least the Great Depression, even though almost a third of US workers today don't work that
The Next Giant Leap Into SpaceBillions are being spent competing in the race to colonize and prosper in outer space. How industries from mining to tourism are reaching into the expanse beyond Earth’s atmosphere at a breakneck pace.
BustleLifestyle 10 Podcasts To Download If You Have A Short Attention SpanBustle - Mia Mercado There is a podcast for most every occasion. Taking a road trip? There are plenty of podcasts perfect for long commutes. Need a pick-me-up? Why not …
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The 2019 TIME 100 NextWith this issue, we launch the TIME 100 Next, a new list—part of an ongoing expansion of our flagship TIME 100 franchise—that spotlights 100 rising stars who are shaping the future of business, entertainment, sports, politics, science, health and more. The TIME 100 Next members all have grand ambitions, and they know they may face even greater setbacks. But by and large, “they are driven by hope,” says TIME executive editor Dan Macsai, who oversees the TIME 100 franchise. “They are eager to defy the odds—and fight for a better future.” —Edward Felsenthal, Editor-in-Chief and CEO of TIME.
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MoonriseYou’ve heard about how we landed on the moon, now find out why we went there. From backroom politics to science fiction, this special podcast explores the fascinating story behind America's journey away from Earth.
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Sheet-Pan Suppers: The Easy Way to Do Dinner FastThe sheet pan may just be the one kitchen tool to rule them all. It’s one of the few cooking items that remains durable and reliable, despite frequent use. Put those unassuming pans to work with one of these recipes, and you'll be on your way to convenient meal heaven.
QuartzApps Seven ways to deal with smartphone stressQuartz - Brad Ridout• Use Apple’s Screen Time, Android’s ActionDash, or the Moment app to take an audit of how often you use your phone and which apps take up most of your time. • Turn off all but the most important app (such
Women: A Century of ChangeTo mark the centenary of U.S. women winning the vote, National Geographic launches a yearlong project on women’s impact in the world.
The New York TimesBurning Man Missed Burning Man? Burning Man, or at Least Its Art, Is Coming to YouThe New York Times - Finn-Olaf JonesThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article misidentified the valley where the Soda Rock Winery is located, it is the Alexander Valley, not the
ForbesWatches Meet The World’s Most Expensive Watch: $31-Million Patek Philippe Sets World Record At Only Watch AuctionForbes - Carol BeslerThe Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime reference 6300A-010 is the world's most expensive watch, ... [+] selling for $31-million at an Only Watch auction. The Grandmaster Chime reference 6300A-010 was created
The New York TimesFishing Daughter and Dad, Chasing Salmon in Upstate New YorkThe New York Times - Ali WatkinsMy dad and I were on the rocky bank of Sandy Creek when I saw the first salmon close enough to catch. Like a phantom, it glided against the current, its rhythm just a beat slower than the water around
TIMEAgriculture We Are Wasting a Massive Amount of Food. Here Are 4 Concrete Ways to Change ThatTIME - Michael ShankMichael Shank, PhD, teaches sustainable development at NYU’s Center for Global Affairs and is the communications director at the Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance. Bishop Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo is the Chancellor
Food52Food & Dining The Curious Pasta Dish I Found on My Solo Trip to ItalyFood52 - by: Eric KimThis week, Table for One columnist Eric Kim is back from Crema, where 'Call Me by Your Name' was filmed, and brought with him a recipe for tortelli cremaschi. Table for One is a column by Senior Editor
Business Insider 11 of the most controversial moments in 'Sesame Street' history - Business InsiderBusiness Insider - INSIDERThe beloved children's show "Sesame Street" will be celebrating its 50th anniversary on November 10. And with half a century of airtime under its belt, the show has provided important childhood lessons
CurbedHarry Potter Harry Potter’s childhood home is now renting rooms on AirbnbCurbed - Liz StinsonAre you really a cultural phenomenon if you don’t have a listing on Airbnb? Everyone from purveyors of hotdogs to the owners of the real-life Downton Abbey castle have embraced the sleepover—and now you
BBC NewsChina TikTok: Should we trust the Chinese social-media video app?BBC NewsTikTok is thought to have about half a billion active users worldwide, with a large percentage in their teens or early 20s. The short-form video app has become a fertile birthing ground for memes, many
Los Angeles TimesFood & Dining Kung pao chicken’s legacy, from the Qing Dynasty to Panda ExpressLos Angeles Times - Fuchsia DunlopThe name of the 19th century Chinese official Ding Baozhen may be unfamiliar, but almost everyone has heard of his favorite dish: gong bao or kung pao chicken. A stir-fry of cubed chicken and piquant it’s
2020 Spotlight: Foreign PolicyPresident Trump has sought nothing less than a reimagining of the world order, and Democrats are defining themselves in opposition. The Syria withdrawal, Ukraine-centric impeachment probe and China trade war are among the key issues both sides face in 2020.
Writing 5 Benefits of Sarcasm, According to Sciencementalfloss.com - BY Jake Rossen Writing of her future demise, author and humorist Dorothy Parker once observed that her epitaph might read, “Wherever she went, including here, it …
FortuneJames Dean James Dean to Star in New Film 65 Years After He DiedFortune The late actor's estate signed off on the controversial casting.
VICEMusic The 100 Best Albums of the 2010sVICE - VICE StaffThe last 10 years in music have brought about seismic shifts. Hip-hop has overtaken rock and pop as the heart of youth culture; we've seen the rise (and decline) of EDM, the trap takeover and SoundCloud
BBC NewsRed Hot Chili Peppers Why Flea's memoir ends as the Red Hot Chili Peppers beginBBC News - Mark SavageFrom the very first chapter of his autobiography, Flea makes it clear he won't be telling a story of rock glory. Instead, the book is a coming of age tale, depicting a chaotic childhood full of fun, danger,
Los Angeles TimesWorld News Even in discordant times, a poignant national symbol endures in Britain. It’s small and redLos Angeles Times - Laura KingIn Britain, the poppies bloom in November. Every late autumn, the artificial red blossoms appear without fail, fashioned from fabric or felt, enamel or plastic. They are affixed to the lapels of newscasters,
NBC NewsWorld News Influential women in Iran, from the cockpit to the boxing ringNBC News - Marian SmithInfluential women in Iran, from the cockpit to the boxing ring Parisa Mihan Doost warms up with a sword before the start of a tai chi class she teaches in Tehran on Oct. 13, 2018. Photographer Mahya Rastegar
