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Why Do Fall Leaves Change Color
Why Do Fall Leaves Change Color? Have you ever wondered why the trees seem to put on a spectacular show every fall? The reds, oranges, yellows, and even purples we see aren't simply painted onto the leaves. They are the result of a fascinating change taking place...
61 Year Old Grandmother
61-Year-Old Grandmother Breaks Her Own World Record with Staggering 5-Hour Plank A 61-year-old grandmother has beaten her own world record for the longest plank, holding it for five hours. DonnaJean Wilde, a retired teacher, from Canada achieved the record at the...
Garden Ornament
A $400 Garden Ornament Turns Out to Be a 300-Year-Old Treasure Imagine buying an old garden decoration for a few hundred dollars, only to discover that it is a rare work of art nearly 300 years old! That is what happened in England, where a marble sculpture of a pope...
The Workplace Then and Now
The Workplace Then and Now Imagine walking into your workplace in 1985. You might see a typewriter on one desk, a telephone on another, and filing cabinets filled with folders and papers. If you needed to send someone a document, you might mail it, hand-deliver it, or...
Crew 13 Launch
NASA’s Next Giant Leap: A Crew Launch, a Space Docking, and the Mission Ahead Space exploration is entering an exciting new chapter! When NASA launches astronauts into space, docks their spacecraft with a space station, or sends a crew toward the Moon, it is doing...
Why Do We Complain
Why Do We Complain? We all complain. Sometimes it is about something small—the weather, traffic, a long line, or a television show we don't like. Other times, our complaints are about things that really matter, such as health problems, family difficulties, money, or...
New Words
New Words, New World: Keeping Up With Language Havea you ever heard someone use a word and thought, “What in the world does that mean?” You're not alone. The English language is constantly changing. In 2025, Dictionary.com added more than 1,200 new entries, including...
What Makes the Perfect Restaurant
What Makes the Perfect Restaurant? Is it the food? The service? The atmosphere? The price? Or something harder to describe—the way you feel when you leave? As we get older, our idea of the perfect restaurant may change. It may have less to do with trendy menus and...
Why Are We Interested in the Things That Interest Us
Why Are We Interested in the Things That Interest Us? Why can one person spend an hour watching a documentary about World War II while another would rather watch birds at the backyard feeder? Why can someone become completely absorbed in genealogy, while a friend...
Coffee and Aging
Coffee and Aging: Could Your Morning Cup Be Helping You Stay Younger? For millions of people, the day does not really begin until they have had their first cup of coffee. It wakes us up, gives us energy, and for many people, it is simply a comforting part of the...
Thursday Article
Why Do Fall Leaves Change Color
Why Do Fall Leaves Change Color? Have you ever wondered why the trees seem to put on a spectacular show every fall? The reds, oranges, yellows, and even purples we see aren't simply painted onto the leaves. They are the result of a fascinating change taking place...
61 Year Old Grandmother
61-Year-Old Grandmother Breaks Her Own World Record with Staggering 5-Hour Plank A 61-year-old grandmother has beaten her own world record for the longest plank, holding it for five hours. DonnaJean Wilde, a retired teacher, from Canada achieved the record at the...
Garden Ornament
A $400 Garden Ornament Turns Out to Be a 300-Year-Old Treasure Imagine buying an old garden decoration for a few hundred dollars, only to discover that it is a rare work of art nearly 300 years old! That is what happened in England, where a marble sculpture of a pope...
The Workplace Then and Now
The Workplace Then and Now Imagine walking into your workplace in 1985. You might see a typewriter on one desk, a telephone on another, and filing cabinets filled with folders and papers. If you needed to send someone a document, you might mail it, hand-deliver it, or...
Crew 13 Launch
NASA’s Next Giant Leap: A Crew Launch, a Space Docking, and the Mission Ahead Space exploration is entering an exciting new chapter! When NASA launches astronauts into space, docks their spacecraft with a space station, or sends a crew toward the Moon, it is doing...
Why Do We Complain
Why Do We Complain? We all complain. Sometimes it is about something small—the weather, traffic, a long line, or a television show we don't like. Other times, our complaints are about things that really matter, such as health problems, family difficulties, money, or...
New Words
New Words, New World: Keeping Up With Language Havea you ever heard someone use a word and thought, “What in the world does that mean?” You're not alone. The English language is constantly changing. In 2025, Dictionary.com added more than 1,200 new entries, including...
What Makes the Perfect Restaurant
What Makes the Perfect Restaurant? Is it the food? The service? The atmosphere? The price? Or something harder to describe—the way you feel when you leave? As we get older, our idea of the perfect restaurant may change. It may have less to do with trendy menus and...
Why Are We Interested in the Things That Interest Us
Why Are We Interested in the Things That Interest Us? Why can one person spend an hour watching a documentary about World War II while another would rather watch birds at the backyard feeder? Why can someone become completely absorbed in genealogy, while a friend...
Coffee and Aging
Coffee and Aging: Could Your Morning Cup Be Helping You Stay Younger? For millions of people, the day does not really begin until they have had their first cup of coffee. It wakes us up, gives us energy, and for many people, it is simply a comforting part of the...