By creating space where there is clutter, you will find new ideas and the solutions you are seeking.
Through The Lens Of Benjamin Edelstein
Benjamin Edelstein is a world-renowned photographer who captures vivid, unique scenes of nature and metropolitan areas from the world’s most scenic views.
How Vanishing Honeybees Will Eliminate Global Organic Food Supplies
Organic food crops require pollination from honeybees to flourish, but bees are disappearing faster than they can be replaced along with healthy food.
To Share A Smile
When facing fears, perhaps a shared feeling from somebody else, a friend or not, just anybody who can say “me too”, is the best armour there is.
Top End Flight Of Fancy
From the wedge-tailed eagle to the B-52 bomber, Darwin, in Australia’s Northern Territory has a long and colorful history of flight.
Sporting Compassion
When I think of intense sports rivalries such as the Super Bowl or the Olympics or the Stanley Cup, the moments that settle into my heart are not those of the winners holding medals or fabricated prizes high over their heads, but rather of the instances of humanity shared in brief encounters of forgotten competition.
Quirky Tasmania
Tasmania is not only a beautiful state in which to travel; every now and then you can stumble across places, events and snippets of history which are, well, just a little “different”. And you often don’t have to travel far to find examples of the island state’s unique character.
Is Earth Bipolar?
Discounting the fact that Earth is sandwiched between two poles making her by default bi-polar, how would our dear Gaea fare on a psychological screening test? Any guesses?
A Royal Bargain
Some argue that the Royal Family is a colossal and needless expense for the British taxpayer. Well just read this…
Hamilton and Scourge: The Ghost Ships of Lake Ontario
Starting out as a calm night, the weather suddenly erupts into a violent squall sending the United States Navy warships USS Hamilton and USS Scourge, along with 53 sailors, to their watery graves in the cold, dark waters of Lake Ontario during the early morning hours of August 8, 1813.
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