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If you have always wanted to do a road trip around the southwest, I’ve got the perfect road trip for you. This road trip has 6 southwest National Parks, an airplane graveyard, the chance for alien sightings, and more! The Southwest U.S. is one of my favorite places to visit, because there is so much…
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Are you looking for things to do in Niagara Falls, Canada? Whether it’s your first visit or your 20th, this natural wonder always delivers something new. We’ve been visiting year after year since 1996, and every time, we find something fresh and exciting—from new attractions to classic must-dos that never get old. This guide ranks…
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Shimmering shorelines fronting pastel-hued homes, Roman monuments, regal retreats and papal palaces, and medieval towns hemmed by defensive walls set the scene for much of southern France’s splendour and Mediterranean lifestyle. Most famous for the so-called French Riviera, or Cote d’Azur, for many international visitors, a trip to the south of France is often limited to…
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Tesla Model Y Top(Image courtesy of Tesla) Tesla stock has recovered about 7 percent since its big drop earlier this week. It is still nearly down 50 percent since its all-time high on 17 December. JPMorgan Chase & Co. predicts that Tesla will deliver about 355,000 units, down 20 percent of its original prediction of 444,000. The…
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Pelé’s Lucky Charm: How a Missing Shirt Changed His Game Footballers are a superstitious bunch, but few stories highlight the power of belief like Pelé’s missing lucky charm—his football shirt. During the mid-1960s, Pelé (arguably the best footballer of all time) noticed a dip in his performance. He convinced himself that it was linked to…
The United States is currently struggling to increase its air traffic controllers. According to the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, the current shortage is nearly at its worst in 30 years. This means that a good number of the 10,800 certified ATCs in the country need to work “six days a week, 10 hours a…
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The Serengeti is a vast expanse of golden grasslands, acacia-dotted savannas, and rocky outcroppings known as kopjes. Covering nearly 12,000 square miles in northern Tanzania, the park is one of the most famous wildlife conservation areas in the world. Its name, derived from the Maasai word “siringet,” means “endless plains”—a fitting description for this iconic…
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If you want to elevate your trip to Bangkok, then you’ll need to read our guide on how to enjoy the city in style below. High-End Accommodation You cannot experience Bangkok in style without choosing to stay in some of the most luxurious accommodations the city has to offer. The good news is that there…
Have you heard of Gaslighting, Enabling, and Projection Understanding the dynamics of manipulation and support can be quite important for good interactions in the complicated interaction of human relationships. Three such dynamics—gaslighting, enabling, and projection—each unique but frequently confusing. This blog seeks to define these terms, give samples, draw attention to their variations, and offer…
Sharyn’s Cansi House An Honest Review Dinner Experience at Sharyn’s Cansi House in Bacolod City I craved something local and comforting on a recent evening in Bacolod City. Accompanied by my good friends Engiemar Tupas and Lei Lani Dusaban, we visited Sharyn’s Cansi House, which is renowned for its authentic cansi. This traditional dish, known…
