A property sweet tooths will love has hit the market in regional Western Australia, showcasing what’s possibly the largest lollipop in the world. Standing 7.4m tall and 4m wide at the Yummylicious Candy Shack, the giant lollipop is a popular tourist attraction in Ravensthorpe, located 541 km south east of Perth. Both the business and […]
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In the heart of Northern California’s prestigious Silicon Valley, a residence of notable heritage and luxurious design has recently entered the market. Previously owned by John Sculley, the ex-CEO of Apple who is remembered for his controversial role in Steve Jobs’ departure, this Woodside mansion is now seeking a new proprietor, with a listing price
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In an unofficial sense, I would like to dub today (April 10) as “View a Planet Day.” In the early morning hours will be two planets that will appear very close to each other and then later that same day, in the early evening sky we’ll have a chance to see Jupiter hovering near to
Word got out that there was a whistleblower wanting to meet. The company was suspicious, but this was the first overt notice that our place of work was corrupt. Should we investigate and see what ethics were being breached, or play dumb and stay loyal to the firm? We were divided. I wanted to link
By Francie Diep An email from the University of California at San Diego’s vice chancellor for research alerted the campus to the situation on Tuesday. The scientist says he got no warning before that day. Source link
In 2019 alone, more than half a million people died due to a stroke linked to high and low temperatures, a new study found. With the world getting warmer due to human-made climate change, that number is expected to rise. The study, published Wednesday in the medical journal Neurology, found that since 1990, the number
Over 4.2 billion years ago, the moon turned itself inside out to create the lunar surface that has become familiar to humanity. Most scientists would agree the moon was created around 4.5 billion years ago, when another massive body in the solar system smashed into Earth, flinging molten material into space that coalesced as our
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The more scientists learn about the health risks of PFAS, found in everything from nonstick cookware to carpets to ski wax, the more concerning these “forever chemicals” become. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency now believes there is no safe level for two common PFAS – PFOA and PFOS – in drinking water, and it acknowledges
“We see you.” That’s one message more than 800 Black artists amplified in an open letter supporting “Romeo & Juliet” star Francesca Amewudah-Rivers. Another message? “The racist and misogynistic abuse directed at such a sweet soul has been too much to bear.” On Tuesday, British actor Susan Wokoma and writer Somalia Nonyé Seaton published their
