• Astrology

    May 25 Birthday Horoscope 2025-26

    May 25th Birthday Horoscope 2025-2026 MORE BIRTHDAYS If Today is Your Birthday: May 25th   The Year Ahead Forecast for May 2025 to May 2026   If You Were Born Today, May 25: You are a witty, humorous, talkative person. Under the chatty or sociable surface, you are a lot more serious than you appear. In fact, you never take anything at face value. You consider yourself unusual, and most people agree! You are highly imaginative and have fantastic dreams and ideas. It’s not always easy for others to understand you! However, you do understand others instinctively. Famous people born…

  • Travel

    Bird in Hand Winery, Adelaide Hills

    Posted by Monique Kawecki on Monday, January 14, 2019 · Leave a Comment  There’s no doubt the fine art of winemaking, and its enjoyment, has been perfected by winemakers at Bird In Hand Winery. Located in the stunning Adelaide Hills, the winemakers have preceded their nationally renowned reputation with a solid international following of loyal connoisseurs. THE WINERY Named after the Bird in Hand gold mine, which operated on the land in the 1800s, the winery prospers from rich red soil on the estate surrounded by beautiful Australian gum trees. Founded by South Australian Andrew Nugent whose grandparents were farmers, his pathway…

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    50-Count BAND-AID Brand Sheer Spots Adhesive Small Square Bandages $1.46 w/ S&S

    Amazon has 50-Count BAND-AID Brand Sheer Spots Adhesive Small Square Bandages on sale for $2.59 – $1 (clip the coupon on the item page) – $0.13 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $1.46. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders. Thanks to Deal Editor StrawMan86 for finding this deal. Note: You must be logged into your account. Coupons are typically one use per account. You have the flexibility to manage your Subscribe & Save subscription at any time after your order ships. View Subscribe & Save filler items and our current Subscribe & Save Frontpage deals to unlock…

  • Astrology

    Your Weekly Horoscope: (April 14-April 20)

    Welcome to Your Weekly Horoscope for April 14–20, where the stars are spilling the tea on your love life—and trust me, it’s piping hot. This week’s astro-weather is serving transformation with a side of vulnerability, as Juno retrogrades into deep, dark Scorpio and Mars struts into Leo like it owns the place (because let’s be honest—it kind of does). Whether you’re flirting with fate, ghosting your ex, or manifesting your soulmate with moon water and Spotify playlists, the cosmos has thoughts about your next move. So grab your journal, charge your crystals (or your phone, whatever), and let’s see who’s about…

  • Science

    Why are some rocks on the moon highly magnetic?

    Where did the moon’s magnetism go? Scientists have puzzled over this question for decades, ever since orbiting spacecraft picked up signs of a high magnetic field in lunar surface rocks. The moon itself has no inherent magnetism today. Now, MIT scientists may have solved the mystery. They propose that a combination of an ancient, weak magnetic field and a large, plasma-generating impact may have temporarily created a strong magnetic field, concentrated on the far side of the moon. In a study appearing in the journal Science Advances, the researchers show through detailed simulations that an impact, such as from a…

  • Travel

    Pear Fruit Leathers – Fresh Off The Grid

    These pear fruit leathers are a fun snack to have on hand for hikes and lunch boxes. With just a few simple ingredients and some patience, you’ll be treated to homemade fruit roll ups that could last for weeks (but we guarantee they will be eaten before that!). One of our favorite simple snacks for hiking is fruit leathers. They are nostalgic and fun, provide a quick hit of energy, and we love that we can make them ourselves. We have some great apple ginger and strawberry fruit leather recipes on our site, and we decided that pear would make…

  • Astrology

    Tarot Card of the Week (April 14-20, 2025): Nine of Wands

    Nine of Wands: Resilience at the Edge of Breakthrough This week, we draw the Nine of Wands—a card that embodies fierce perseverance and battle-worn wisdom. Like the rhino in our featured image, standing solemn amid ancient jungle ruins, the Nine of Wands appears when you’ve come through the fire and still refuse to fall. You may be bruised, but you’re not broken. And your strength? It’s no longer about force—it’s about endurance. With Juno retrograding into Scorpio, Mercury charging into Aries, and Mars stepping into bold Leo later in the week, the universe is stirring your inner warrior. The Nine…

  • Science

    Believing everyone else is wrong is a danger sign – Mind Hacks

    I have a guest post for the Research Digest, snappily titled ‘People who think their opinions are superior to others are most prone to overestimating their relevant knowledge and ignoring chances to learn more‘. The paper I review is about the so-called “belief superiority” effect, which is defined by thinking that your views are better than other people’s (i.e. not just that you are right, but that other people are wrong). The finding that people who have belief superiority are more likely to overestimate their knowledge is a twist on the famous Dunning-Kruger phenomenon, but showing that it isn’t just…

  • Travel

    Why Gay Pride Matters

    Pride can be a powerful thing. It’s a terribly strong emotion. You can be proud about any number of things in your life—from your nationality to your ethnicity, your gender to your sexuality. You can even be proud about things that you get to decide and control: such as your religion or an adopted home. There’s no doubt that pride can also be dangerous. It’s often blinding and narrows one’s view. But for those people that are open to understanding and appreciating other cultures, pride can be powerful and useful. Personally I’m proud of many things about my life. Sure, there…

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    How to Cope With Burnout on a Budget

    Many of us, at some time or another, experience burnout. Studies have shown that pre-COVID, 40% of Americans reported experiencing burnout. Now, that statistic has changed to over half, almost 60%. These numbers don’t lie – the world is under an intense amount of collective stress. One of the first ways therapists suggest coping with burnout is taking a break and resetting yourself. Unfortunately, this isn’t possible for everyone. Many of us need to be working 5 days a week (or more), every week, to meet our financial needs. Here are my tips to coping with and resolving those feelings…