Editor’s Note: This article is a reprint. It was originally published October 6, 2018. Molds are microscopic fungi. To date, no one knows exactly how many species exist, but estimates range from tens of thousands to potentially more than 300,000.1 As demonstrated in the featured video, fungi are made of many cells and can sometimes… Read More »
The feel-good footie drama Ted Lasso couldn’t have come along at a better time: Jason Sudeikis’ happy-go-lucky soccer coach and his fictional team have offered a low-stakes, emotionally soothing respite from the relentless stress of the real world in 2021. But it’s not just the show’s characters and plot that are proving popular to its… Read More »
For his most recent one month physical challenge, Cam Jones (one half of YouTube’s Goal Guys) followed his brother Brendan’s example and set out to jump rope every single day for 30 days. After acquiring a simple speed rope and a 1-pound weighted rope, Cam assigns himself a target of doing 30 minutes each day.… Read More »
Season two of Outer Banks just released and you know what that means? More cliffhangers, mysteries, and murder. This Netflix drama focuses on a group of teenagers called “the Pogues” who are searching for a century-lost treasure. But they’re not the only ones on the small island looking for the gold. And the enemies they’re… Read More »
SATURDAY, April 24, 2021 — If you plan to resume running after an extended break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you need to ease back in, one expert advises. “There are a lot of good programs, including Couch to 5K or C25K, that focus on increasing running slowly up to about 3 miles or 30… Read More »
Common advice says that if you’ve dropped your phone the toilet—or some other body of water—all you have to do is toss your afflicted phone into a bowl of rice and everything will be fine come morning. Sadly, this is more a myth than useful advice. But that doesn’t mean you should give up on… Read More »
Reading is one of our greatest skills says Purpose and Performance Coach, Mark Whittle. Join us every week for productivity hacks, lifestyle changes and tools to help you through the rest of lockdown Reading is a privilege. To be able to read, is a privilege. The first written communication dates back to 3,500BC and those who could read, would hold… Read More »
Sound comes to you through your ears, but it’s your brain that makes those sounds meaningful to you. If you have hearing loss, hearing aids and other devices will amplify sounds to make it easier to hear. However, your brain may still be struggling to interpret what you’re hearing, especially if you have age-related hearing loss. … Read More »