Here are this week’s interesting historical photos. For part 315, click here. 1. Oskar Schindler was mobbed by hundreds of holocaust survivors in Jerusalem, 1962. 2. Arctic explorer Peter Freuchen stands next to his third wife, Dagmar Freuchen-Gale. He is wearing a polar bear coat made from a bear he killed himself, 1947. 3. Tucker…… Read More »
Here are this month’s crazy headlines. 1-5 Crazy Headlines 1. Emergency announced in Suez Canal as ‘Ever Given’ container ship returns. – Source 2. AG: Idaho sheriff charged after pulling a gun on youth group leaving thank you notes. – Source 3. Local school districts relieved as a Tik Tok threat of ‘national shoot up your…… Read More »
Success in life is different for everyone. Success might mean achieving their dream career. It can also mean owning a luxurious home, traveling to all the places we’ve ever wanted to go. It can also mean simply living happily ever after- just content and grateful every day that you wake up healthy and alive with… Read More »
“Poor oral health ‘raises risk of mental illness by a third’” Daily Telegraph, 20 December 2021. The print version of the Telegraph has reported a new study on the links between gum disease and the risk of chronic health conditions, claiming “gum disease increases the risk of developing mental health problems by more than a… Read More »
“Oh no, I’m middle-aged!” It happens just like that. One day you are 18—invincible, supple, your whole life ahead of you—then suddenly, you’re 38. It feels like just yesterday I was dressed in all black drinking Pabst tallboys, skulking around campus with my cronies making mischief under the cover of night. Now, at 10:30 pm… Read More »
In 2019, researchers from Tel Aviv University successfully 3D-printed a human heart using a patient’s own cells. Biological materials were reportedly used to “completely match the immunological, cellular, biochemical, and anatomical properties of the patient.” The post In 2019, researchers from Tel Aviv University… appeared first on Crazy Facts. Source
The Space-out Competition is an annual event held in South Korea where contestants must stare off into space without doing anything or falling asleep. Who wins is based on audience votes and on who has the most stable pulse. The contest lasts 90 minutes. The post The Space-out Competition is an annual… appeared first on… Read More »
