Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one of those catch-all diagnoses; even for toddlers who would rather play in the sunshine than sit transfixed by a video screen. According to the CDC, “About two million of the 6.4 million children were diagnosed as young children aged two — five years. About 75% of young children with ADHD received medicine as treatment.” It’s astonishing and ... Read More »
The first question that merits an answer is what makes an individual smart. Is it the abundance of facts that one can memorize? Is it the above average, or exceptional, IQ? Perhaps, it is the wisdom to make a sound decision at the crucial moment, or knowing how to make the best out of the bad situation. Maybe it is ... Read More »
The oddly shaped rubber shoes known as Crocs first hit the market in the early 2000’s, however they did not catch on in terms of popularity until almost 10 years later. Since then, they have become a popular alternative to flip-flops, sandals, indoor footwear, and in some cases, even shoes themselves. Although some people are attracted to their quirky appearance ... Read More »
Unlike alcohol, meth, cocaine, speed and even drugs like LSD and psilocyben, the newest thrill, popping up in night clubs and raves around the world, is chocolate. Pure cacao. The wonderfully satisfying (and legal) food is being used by party-goers in Berlin, among other places, to fuel the rave, long into the night. One such monthly dance-party is called Lucid ... Read More »
12 year-old BridgeAnne d’Avignon made an effort to trace back her genealogical roots in France, and decided to “branch out” to a different kind of Family Tree, searching through over 500,000 names and completing one of the greatest discoveries in Genealogical History. Somehow this genius young lady managed to complete what even the greatest Genealogical groups have yet to prove. ... Read More »
BRITISH children as young as 12 are being trafficked between UK towns for sex with paedophiles to make quick cash for criminal gangs. Unscrupulous men are targeting orphans and other youngsters in children’s homes before hiring them out to the highest bidder – with some never seen again. With profit in mind, the children in care are also being sold ... Read More »
Last night, in a small town called Ansty, near Salisbury, Wiltshire, England – An incredible new Crop Circle appeared that is like none we’ve ever seen before. This one depicts a very Stargate-like glyphs circling the outer ring, surrounded by a tri-fold of flower leaves emerging from the center with a subtle Sixfold symmetrical hexagonal structure behind it, and a ... Read More »
Pesticides are everywhere. They are sprayed in school playgrounds and public parks, and can even be found on the produce we buy from the grocery store. We do everything we can do avoid contact with these pesticides, from washing our produce before we eat them to buying organic or homegrown fruits and veggies. We do everything we can to avoid ... Read More »
Although Bruce Lee (November 27, 1940–July 20, 1973) is best known for his legendary legacy in martial arts and film, he was also one of the most underappreciated philosophers of the twentieth century, instrumental in introducing Eastern traditions to Western audiences. A philosophy major in college, he fused ancient ideas with his own singular ethos informed by the intersection of ... Read More »
As it turns out, though, most people don’t really know hydrogen peroxide at all. In addition to being a medicine cabinet staple, it deserves an honorary spot among the cleaning supplies as well. And it has other uses beyond that, some of which are so unconventional that they strain the imagination. In fact, there are so many different uses for ... Read More »
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