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Lovebirds on a Mission: Two Rare Parrots Sent to Save Their Species

In a heartwarming bid to save a critically endangered species, two rare parrots have been sent from different zoos in hopes that they will "fall in love" and help boost their dwindling population. With only 300 of these vibrant birds left in the wild, the stakes couldn't be higher. These parrots, known as the swift parrot, are native to Australia and have been facing severe threats due to habitat loss […]

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YouTuber ‘MrBeast’ Just Removed 17,000 Tons of Ocean Trash by Harnessing Social Media Influencers and Fans

MrBeast, the YouTube sensation known for his jaw-dropping stunts and philanthropic endeavors, has once again demonstrated the power of social media for good. This time, he tackled one of the planet’s most pressing issues: ocean pollution. In collaboration with fellow YouTuber Mark Rober, MrBeast launched the #TeamSeas project, aiming to remove 30 million pounds of trash from the ocean. The campaign quickly gained momentum, leveraging the influence of social media […]

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The Feedback Fallacy: Why Traditional Feedback Methods Might Be Holding You Back

In the professional world, feedback is often seen as a critical tool for growth and improvement. However, the Harvard Business Review article "The Feedback Fallacy" challenges this conventional wisdom, arguing that traditional feedback methods might actually be counterproductive. The Problem with Traditional Feedback Traditional feedback systems are based on the assumption that people can reliably assess and critique each other's performance. Yet, studies suggest that these assessments are often flawed […]

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From Court to Paws: Wimbledon Tennis Balls Get a New Lease on Life

If you've ever wondered what happens to the thousands of tennis balls used during Wimbledon each year, you'll be pleased to know they have a second life beyond the court. In a heartwarming twist, these tennis balls become tiny homes for an unexpected tenant: the humble harvest mouse. Every year, approximately 54,000 tennis balls are used during the Wimbledon tournament. Instead of discarding these fuzzy spheres, a significant portion is […]

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Mike Scott

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Mike Scott (The Waterboys) on Songwriting

Mike Scott, the charismatic frontman of The Waterboys, recently sat down with Barret Edelstein, also known as The Celeb Savant, for a discussion on songwriting, creativity, and the power of change. Scott delved into his unique process of crafting songs and shared how various sources of inspiration—from a single lyric to a particular chord—can spark the genesis of his music. Drawing Inspiration from the Everyday Mike Scott's approach to songwriting […]

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Chuck O'Rear

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The ‘Most-Viewed’ Picture Ever

Chuck O'Rear, the photographer behind the world's "most-viewed" picture, captured the iconic image by chance while on his way to visit his now-wife. This spontaneous moment occurred in January 1996 as O'Rear was driving from his home in St Helena to Marin County. Unlike many photographers who spend extensive time and effort seeking the perfect shot, O'Rear's renowned photograph, known as 'Bliss,' was a result of being in the right […]

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What good is a British summer without Wimbledon? Here are some quirky and fascinating facts about this iconic event

The world's oldest tennis tournament, dating back to 1877, has evolved from its humble beginnings at Worple Road in Wimbledon to become a global spectacle. Here are some quirky and fascinating facts about this iconic event: 1. Tennis Through the Ages Originally a simple 'lawn tennis meeting, open to all amateurs,' Wimbledon has grown to feature various events. Men's Singles debuted in 1877, with Ladies' Singles and Men's Doubles following […]

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Your Ice Creams Are Safe: Seagulls Prefer Seafood, Study Finds

Anyone who’s ever had their seaside snack stolen by a seagull knows to guard their food. But despite their thieving reputation, seagulls actually prefer seafood over human food, according to a recent study. Researchers from the University of Exeter have found that even seagull chicks raised on an 'urban' diet are more inclined to choose fish when given the option. The study involved herring gull chicks rescued from rooftops in […]

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