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Maintaining a healthy lifestyle while working in a remote or freelance position isn’t impossible—but it does require a persistent, continual effort. Individuals who focus on improving and maintaining their physical, mental, and emotional well-being will find a greater overall quality of life and improved results in the workplace. 
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There are reported cases of fish and frogs raining from the sky, as well as ice bombs attacking earthlings from above.
Charles Henderson's comment,
August 13, 2013 11:58 PM
The world is a very strange place sometimes. Not saying that some of these weren't a little overboard (red rain from aliens....), but strange things do occur in our atmosphere. And like a lot of events, science doesn't always have a perfect answer handy.
Cam E's curator insight,
January 29, 2014 2:20 PM
The mystery of the world is personally one of my favorite topics, as we've not even come close to exploring every inch of our own planet. As much as I want to see us expand outwards, we should not avoid looking to our own planet with an explorer's eye like many did in the past. This particular article makes me wonder how many unexplained events that ended up in folk legend were the cause of some unique weather pattern or then-unexplained event which we better understand today. I personally saw something like this very recently. On a trip up north towards Vermont for some skiing I spotted that the moon was particularly large that one night. Later on as we were passing by Boston we saw what appeared to be a black line cutting straight through the moon. It extended to each end of the horizon and while it was a cloud, no others were in the sky, and it was so uniform throughout that it made me doubt my own common sense! |
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"The depths below the ocean’s surface comprise a staggering 95 percent of the Earth’s living space, and much of it is unexplored by humans. To put into perspective just how deep the oceans go, this XKCD comic, (hi-res image). Most of the ocean doesn’t even see sunlight. Even scientists aren’t familiar with everything that’s down there." Via Stelios
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