Hey there, what’s wrong? Don’t you know there’s an island in Japan where cats outnumber humans six to one? It’s Aoshima Island, in southern Japan’s Ehime prefecture. An army of feral cats rules a remote island in southern Japan, curling up in abandoned houses or strutting about in a fishing village that is overrun with felines outnumbering humans six to ... Read More »
Whittier is a city in the Valdez-Cordova Census Area, in the U.S. state of Alaska. As of 2006, the population was 177.The city is also a port for the Alaska Marine Highway.As of 2006, there were 177 people, 86 households, and 46 families residing in the city. The population density was 14.5 people per square mile (5.6/km²). There were 213 ... Read More »
Meet Stuart and Cedar Anderson, bee enthusiasts from Australia who have worked tirelessly to change the way beekeepers collect honey. Since the 1800s not much has changed in regards to beekeeping, although the rapidly declining bee population suggests we need a new solution and fast.This determined father-and-son duo has figured out how to easily and automatically collect honey without disturbing ... Read More »
In a strange and unexpected discovery, furniture designer and creator Nathan Chandler found and bought a home that had remained sealed since 1956, keeping its mid-century American interior perfectly intact. Though the house has recently been sold, the retro interior design of this kitchen provided us with a look at a time long gone.It’s not clear why the original owners ... Read More »
It’s also good news for owner and founder Nader Hatami, whose humble pizza parlour—three of them, actually, in Vancouver, South Surrey and a flagship in historic Richmond—usurped the most expensive pizza title from grumpy celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey, whose 2005 white truffle pizza sold in London for just 100 pounds sterling—a bargain! “We’ve always had a section on the menu ... Read More »
In the crowded streets of the our capital, you can find a young pretty and happy girl who sales fully independent flowers, hair slide of flowers beside one of the most famous square in the capital. She is full of energy and also she has herself goals and hope for a bright future and admirable, she sale “Flowers” and “hair slide” which made per ... Read More »
The contest started in 2001 with just a female vegetarian picked, but in 2002, PETA added a male recipient. Throughout the years, a mixture of actors and musicians have picked up the award but in 2003, George W. Bush’s niece, Lauren Bush, was one of the first non-celebs to win. The reasons why these celebrities gave up meat varies. Some ... Read More »
Scores of young Roma women were recently paraded before potential suitors at a Bulgarian ‘bride market’ where poor families are given the chance to arrange financially beneficial marriages for their children.Here the potential brides are provocatively dressed, donning gobs of mascara and wearing flashy jewellery, towering heels and mini-skirts. And surrounding them are young men whose family hope to find ... Read More »
The Grand Bazaar is a historical market situated in the capital of homeland. Throughout its history, in addition to shops the Grand bazaar has contained banks and financiers, mosques and guest houses.Traditionally,the grand bazaar was split into corridors, each specialising in different types of goods, including copper, carpets, paper, spices, and precious metals, as well as small traders selling all ... Read More »
In Theravada Buddhism, Buddha refers to one who has become enlightened through their own efforts and insight, without a teacher to point out the Dharma (Sanskrit; Pali dhamma; “right way of living”). A samyak sambuddha teaches the dharma to others after his awakening. A pratyeka-buddha also reaches Nirvana through his own efforts, but does not teach the dharma to others. ... Read More »
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