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Scientists have found that Neanderthals organised their living spaces in ways that would be familiar to modern humans Via David Connolly No comment yet.
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Part of our December update, some of the vintage and retro Christmas tree ornaments we have for sale. These are mainly at our Exit 55 Antiques location, but more will be added to our Etsy store soo... Via Deanna Dahlsad
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They floated down from the sky Sunday — 2,000 mice, wafting on tiny cardboard parachutes over Andersen Air Force Base in the U.S. territory of Guam. Via F. Thunus
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From seeing shapes in clouds to hearing Bing Crosby in a blizzard of static, we're all prone to finding things that aren't there, writes Vaughan Bell
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Nothing says Christmas like Donald Duck … if you’re Swedish. Every culture has its own holiday customs, and “partially lapsed-Jew” and non-Swede Jeremy Stahl stumbled upon an odd one during a trip to Sweden.
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Fotor offers free online photo editor with cool effects, collage maker and more
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You don't have to rely on Spotify's recommendations, iTunes playlist or the local radio station to discover and unearth new music. The chances are it's in your hometown, on your street corners and ...
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Now we've talked about all manner of nefarious deeds the plastic Barbie has committed, but today we're bringing you something even a little more shocking. Hot off the Odessa Barbie production line ...
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What are your experiences visiting historically significant places? (Have you found the 'fierce drama' in learning and teaching history? How can you do this in your classroom? Via Mr. David Burton, Mike Busarello's Digital Storybooks |
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Archaeologists have found the skulls of more than 80 young women in the ruins of a neolithic Chinese city, it's reported. Via Ruby Carat
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"Apparently this copy came (heh) from a copywriter for whom English is a second language...."
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Photographer Marc Wilson has spent the past four years traversing the British Isles to document once-mighty monuments from World War II for a photo series he calls The Last Stand. Via F. Thunus
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The red squirrel population in the UK, long on the brink of complete destruction, has shown signs of resistance to a deadly poxvirus which has killed hundreds of thousands of them over the decades. A study in an area of Merseyside in the North East of England has shown that around 10 percent of the population there now carry squirrelpox antibodies in their bloodstream. The antibodies, which enable the squirrels and their descendants, to respond to the virus also indicate that a number of the animals have had the disease but have recovered.
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The archipelago of Lofoten in Norway is north of the Arctic Circle. Yet throughout the year it has temperatures which belie its position.
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Rewordify.com helps you understand more of what you read, faster. It translates hard English into easier English.
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Every year thousands of tourists travel to Bwindi National Park in Uganda to catch the merest glimpse of the wild mountain gorillas. But on his visit in 2011 travel photographer John King had an ex...
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Forget speeding bullet trains or SUV's, when it comes to Vietnam the majority of the public whizz around on motorbikes. It's the cheapest mode of transport to run and ideally suited to the often bu...
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