Category: Aggregated

Paris is always worth a visit. While wealthy tourists from the Far East are increasingly unlikely to agree with this statement since they have become the preferred targets of Arab gangs and pickpockets, rats from all over the world see it differently: for them, Paris is paradise, a single feeding orgy! And so it is, that for the last two years, all four-legged rodents have been moving to the city of love, full of hope to be able to eat and multiply at breathtaking speed. By this point, there are an estimated three to six million rats to about seven … Continue reading →

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COULD this bizarre object, described as a giant ancient pyramid and found at the bottom of the sea, be a clue to the site of the mythological City of Atlantis?  The structure, estimated as being between 3.5 and 11 miles across, was spotted on Google Earth in the Pacific Ocean just west of Mexico. A video about the discovery uploaded to YouTube has drawn vast speculation about what it could be, including an ancient sunken city, a bizarre UFO, or even an alien base. The “discovery” was made by Argentinian Marcelo Igazusta. He says in a video about the … Continue reading →

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The ensuing social disunity and disruption will be of the sort many alive today have never seen. Social movements arise to solve problems of inequality, injustice, exploitation and oppression. In other words, they are solutions to society-wide problems plaguing the many but not the few (i.e. the elites at the top of the wealth-power pyramid). The basic assumption of social movements is that Utopia is within reach, if only the sources of the problems can be identified and remedied.  Since inequality, injustice, exploitation and oppression arise from the asymmetry of power between the few (the financial and political elites) and the many, the solution … Continue reading →

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It’s the age old question that has been dividing foodies for generations: Should chocolate be kept at room temperature or chilled in the fridge? And according to one chocolate judge, those who answered the with the latter are incorrect. Speaking to Stuff, New Zealand based chocolate expert and judge, Luke Owen Smith, said that even in a heat wave, it’s best to avoid storing chocolate in the fridge at all costs. Mr Owen, who owns The Chocolate Bar and is widely known for his monthly boxes of quality craft chocolate bars, said that chocolate stored in the fridge becomes ‘dull’ and ‘doesn’t release the … Continue reading →

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