June 13, 2018

Funny Twitter Account Is Dedicated to Guessing Wrong ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Answers

If you’ve ever tuned into live television in the early evening, chances are you’ve seen an episode of the game show Wheel of Fortune. The popular program got its start in 1975 and continues to this day, led for over three decades by the iconic duo of host Pat Sajak and hostess/letter turner Vanna White. The simple premise of guessing letters and phrases will draw you in with your own suggestions.

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June 13, 2018

How to Keep a Brilliant Bullet Journal to Creatively Track Your Life

In the age of digital, it can feel really satisfying to write something down. If you’re someone that enjoys jotting words and doodles in a notebook, there’s a type of journaling that will certainly appeal to you. Known as a Bullet Journal, it’s a flexible style of record keeping, goal setting, to-do list making that you can customize however you like. What is a Bullet Journal?

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June 12, 2018

Powerful Waves Crashing With the Force of Mythical Gods and Sea Creatures

With her series Sirens, Rachael Talibart continues to elevate wave photography to an artform. Working with high shutter speeds, the English photographer freezes water in time, immortalizing each powerful drop. Her passion for stormy weather was shaped by her childhood on the south coast of England, and her sensitivity in capturing waves has made her a premier outdoor photographer. Ongoing since 2016, Sirens sees Talibart photographing waves at just the right moment.

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June 12, 2018

France Is Building an “Alzheimer’s Village” for Patients to Live in Freely

In southwestern France, a revolutionary project is underway to build a facility that allows Alzheimer's patients to live comfortably. The Village Landais Alzheimer in Dax will be a space where those with Alzheimer's will live freely, without medication, in an enclosed enclave designed to mirror the freedom they enjoyed while maintaining safety. The project was inspired by a similar site in the Netherlands, which spurred then-local MP Henri Emmanuelli to take up the cause.

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