[ad_1] Recently, more and more people have had to work from home. Having a work-from-home career is a blessing, but loneliness can weigh you down if you don’t take care of yourself. If you work from home, study online, or wait for this to happen, here are some fun indoor activities. These things will help…

[ad_1] From rare woods, dry intestines, horse hair dusted with crystallized pine sap, humans will make instruments out of just about everything. But who would imagine that, acoustically speaking, a whole orchestra of teams could be formed from ice? It turns out that ice instruments have a very good and very unique sound, one that…

[ad_1] Positive affirmations help change your mindset subconsciously to help you be more positive. While they are beneficial for everyone, they are even more helpful for those suffering from depression. This has been backed by science, and studies show that affirmations can help decrease feelings of depression and anxiety. A study conducted at Arizona State…

[ad_1] Have you ever noticed the difference in tree distribution in so-called ‘good neighborhoods’ versus so-called ‘bad neighborhoods’? American forests Wealthier city neighborhoods or districts tend to have more trees, but that may not always be the case in the future, as corporate and non-profit partners are creating something of a Civil Conservation Corps for…

[ad_1] Teaching moments don’t always happen in school, and when they do, it’s not necessarily in the classroom. This week, an educator is being commended for his ability to look beyond the rules to impart one of life’s most important lessons. Jason smith When student Anthony Moore showed up to class wearing a hat in…

[ad_1] Animals that have never been domesticated, such as kangaroos, may intentionally communicate with humans, says a new study. Challenging the idea that such behavior is restricted to domestic animals such as dogs, horses and goats, the research was conducted by the University of Roehampton and the University of Sydney. By involving kangaroos, marsupials that…

[ad_1] And like any devotee Antique roadshow The chair appraiser can tell you that few things rhyme better with “Ka-ching!” than Ming, that is, the Ming dynasty. Sotheby’s That’s why when an eagle-eyed thrifty saw a promising-looking piece of china among the other tchotchkes at a Connecticut yard sale, he didn’t even haggle over the…

[ad_1] Are you interested in solar PV for your business but not sure where to start? An expert sheds light on some common questions like: who pays for what? Should your property be south facing? And how could your finances and your emissions targets benefit? With the overwhelming majority of companies in the UK classified…