Can’t go to space? Try Idaho. Last year, a 1,400-sq.-mi. region in the central part of the state became the first site in the U.S.—and only the 12th in the world—to be named a Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, meaning that its traits (clear air, 10,000-ft. elevation) are ideal for stargazing. Local officials pledged to take measures to limit light pollution, including shielding the tops of streetlights. —Jeffrey Kluger
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A 16-year-old cancer patient has a simple birthday wish: lots and lots of birthday cards.
North Carolina native Chris West has had three bouts of cancer since he was first diagnosed with stage four Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2011. Over the years, he has done many selfless acts, such as raising money for other kids. This year, for his birthday on Aug. 19, he’s asking strangers to send him birthday cards to cheer him up.
Proverbs 6:9–11- "How long will you lie there, O sluggard? When will you arise from your sleep? A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to rest, and poverty will come upon you like a robber, and want like an armed man." Proverbs 10:4- ADVERTISEMENT
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Museums are an essential part of understanding past civilizations as they house relics, materials and artifacts from time past.
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Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, and Cameroon produce almost 70% of the world's cocoa beans.
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The Day is associated with giving, and happiness as it is celebrated as a result of Ibrahim's attempt to sacrifice his only son. The essential part of the festival includes, Distribution of meat, Chanting of the 'Takbir' before Eid Prayers and after prayers throughout the days of Eid. Families that cannot afford a livestock can contribute money to Mosques and charity organisations which will provide meat for those who are in need.
Both entrepreneurs are extremely accomplished and are considered true mavericks of their generation. Both Adebola and Edmund showcase maverick figures who have successfully challenged the norm to drive change and have forged new paths for themselves and for others to follow. Adebola Williams is a pioneer at the intersection of media, democracy and social change. Adebola co-founded Enough is Enough (EiE), one of Nigeria's foremost civic participation groups and a voice for young people on politics.
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Beyonce’s new music video was released, unannounced, on Friday, and has predictably already garnered more than 2.6 million views in less than a day.
Called “7/11,” the video features the singer in grainy video dancing in her underwear in what appear to be hotel rooms, evoking a kind of homemade quality. Several other women wearing underwear make an appearance, too, and it looks like the grooviest slumber party you’ve never been invited to.
We aren't saying these women are taking the mysterious drug from the movie 'Death Becomes Her' but they obviously have been paying attention to their looks, what they eat and staying fit. It doesn't just have to do with only their physiques but also their fashion statements which has always remained unbeatable on the red carpets. So guys, today we will be sharing with you seven of your favourite female celebrities who have crossed the 40s line and still look banging hot.
The statements often made on the streets in the name of God have little to do with reality. We have prepared some false beliefs that are often repeated even though their "truth" is not supported anywhere in Scripture. 1. Jesus drank from the Holy Grail during the Last Supper ADVERTISEMENT
The Scriptures do mention that Jesus drank from the chalice at the Last Supper, but there is no indication that the vessel was in any way sacred or intended to remain in the hands of any of the Apostles.