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around the world 7 most beautiful forests
Forests are a lot more than mere landscapes or just a cluster of trees. They are, in truth, living- breathing artworks of nature that never fail to capture the hearts of adventurous souls. While deforestation has deprived us, the wanderers, of many ancient forests, a select few such sanctuaries still exist. From the deep rainforests of South America to the enchanting woodland of Australia, these forests offer an experience that rejuvenates our very essence.
By Rajib Ahmed2 years ago in FYI
How The Media Runs The World
Many years ago, long before the age of computers and the internet, we lived in a world of what is called Print Media. PM means newspapers and magazines, of one sort or another. And what sustained those print publications financially was advertising revenue, rather than the sale price of the newspaper or magazine.
By Liam Ireland2 years ago in FYI
American 'Margaritaville' singer Jimmy Buffett dies at 76
With his crinkled smile, breezy tunes and barefoot stage presence, Jimmy Buffett encompassed the persona of a beach bum. But a 50-plus year recording career that spawned unparalleled devotion from fans as well as branded restaurants, books, beer, resorts, a Broadway show and cruise line established Buffett as a bona fide mogul.
By Glory charged 2 years ago in FYI
My Fascination With Numbers
Introduction Writers write because they want to create art that they can share with others, but we also like our art to be seen, acknowledged and enjoyed by others, and part of what shows us the success of what we have created is the number of people who have read or commented on our creations.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in FYI
Predictions for the Champions League Group Stage
The Champions League Group Stage draw is finally here! With the draw taking place today, all eyes are on which teams will be pitted against each other in this year’s competition. Football fans across the world are eagerly anticipating the unveiling of the group stage matchups, and speculation is already running wild as to who will come out on top in this year’s edition of the Champions League. With some of the biggest names in European football set to clash, it promises to be a thrilling group stage. Let's take a look at some of the predictions for the Champions League Group Stage.
By Savannah Taylor2 years ago in FYI
Prince Harry's First scene
In the heart of London, a grand old theater stood, its elegant facade gleaming under the soft glow of evening lights. It was here, within the hallowed halls of this theater, that Prince Harry found himself stepping into a new role, quite unlike any he had ever taken on before. As he stood in the wings, hidden from the expectant audience, a mixture of excitement and nervousness coursed through his veins.
By Dorcas Mathenge2 years ago in FYI
Airplane Mode Does Not Save You
At this present moment, imperceptible signals traverse the atmospheric expanse around you. Beyond the perceptible spectrum of light, there are vast radio waves, comparable in breadth to houses, transmitting information among computers, GPS systems, cell phones, and other devices. In actuality, the signal emanating from your phone is of such potency that, were you able to envision radio waves, your phone's presence could extend as far as Jupiter. This scenario holds true in the absence of interference from routers, satellites, and individuals aboard flights who have omitted the activation of airplane mode on their phones. Notably, airplane mode isn't merely for the assurance of flight safety; it is strategically implemented to ensure the well-being of all fellow passengers along the flight trajectory.
By jermaine wurah2 years ago in FYI
Optical Delusions
Introduction These are a couple of pieces from Seven Days In about how I often see things that aren't there. This is not anything mystical it is just examples of where I think I see things and then on further investigation, I see they are perfectly explainable.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in FYI
Haaay Barbie!
The evolution of Mattel’s Barbie doll has been quite extensive. If you grew up as a minority, this is not news to you. For decades, little brown skin girls with kinky and coyly hair have played make-believe with a doll that didn't need Blue Magic hair grease, but probably got it anyway. They also dressed their Barbie in clothes that never reflected the cultural curves that Apple Bottom jeans would later capitalize on.
By Savannah Taylor2 years ago in FYI
Epic battle between emos vs. darketos in mexico city 15 years ago
Mexico City, known for its rich cultural history and diversity, has also witnessed various subcultural movements that have left an indelible mark on its social landscape. One of the most notable episodes in this regard was the "Battle of Emos and Punks," an event that captured the attention of public opinion and became a symbol of the tensions and contrasts within the urban society of the Mexican capital.
By diego michel2 years ago in FYI
