Sick of Reading About Millennials? Call Them Snake People Instead With This New App!

Sick of seeing articles talking about narcissistic millennials? Tired of getting unwanted opinions in your newsfeed about those entitled youths? Annoyed with the media’s portrayal of today’s young adults? Then get the “Millennials to Snake People” Chrome extension. Boston-based UX designer Eric Bailey has recently skyrocketed to social media fame after creating the “Millennials to […]

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Shed of the Year Finalists Announced

People all over the world are turning to backyard sheds as more than just a storage space for garden equipment. Whether they want a backyard bar, an art or yoga studio, or just a comfortable place to hang out, homeowners everywhere are turning to the humble shed as the solution. In the United Kingdom, Channel […]

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‘The Scream’ and ‘The Dance’ Part of Paris’ Newest Art Museum

Open for less than a year, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is Paris’s latest and hottest cultural attraction, gaining the attention of art lovers in France and throughout the world. CultureMap Houston reports that the art museum’s newest exhibit displays some of the most profound and recognizable works of modern art. And in addition to the […]

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Salt Lake City’s Housing Market Ranks Among the Nation’s Strongest

In just another indicator that Utah’s economy is one of the strongest in the nation, recent housing data has found that the Salt Lake City real estate market ranks as one of the 10 “fastest moving” markets in the U.S. According to UtahPolicy.com, the greater Salt Lake City housing market ranked 10th among large cities […]

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Officials and Nonprofits Emphasize Boat Safety for Memorial Day Weekend, Summer Season

Officials and organizations in states across the nation have been raising awareness during National Boating Safety Week leading up to Memorial Day weekend, and residents in some states may have a particular incentive to heed warnings. Florida leads the nation in boat crashes, according to figures released May 8 by the U.S. Coast Guard. The […]

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Marginal Reduction in Motorcyclist Deaths Only a Qualified Victory, Road Safety Association Cautions

An estimate based on preliminary state data suggests that motorcycle fatalities decreased for the second consecutive year in 2014, the Governors Highway Safety Association said May 20, but the total number of fatalities is shockingly high and suggests there is much work to be done when it comes to improving safety for motorcyclists across the […]

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Michigan Considering to Allow Lottery Winners to Remain Anonymous

The state of Michigan is considering a bill that would allow lottery winners to remain anonymous if they so choose to. The Detroit Free Press reports that the Michigan House of Representatives just approved a bill in committee that would enable lottery winners to conceal their identities. Currently, people who receive lottery payments of $10,000 […]

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Memorial Planned for ‘Docile’ Escaped Cow Shot by English Police

A community near Newcastle, England, has come together to mourn the loss of a cow shot by police. On Sunday, May 17, a cow nicknamed Bessie escaped from a farm in Wallsend. Bessie was one of three cows that ran loose through the streets. What ensued next was a three-hour chase by police to contain […]

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Ashton Kutcher Surprises His Mom With a Huge Home Remodel

At some point, as your family grows or children move out, a decision needs to be made about whether to remodel the home or move. There may be sentimental reasons why someone would choose to invest in a whole home remodel instead of relocating. Continuing to stay in the home where so many valuable memories […]

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