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 Baby boomers are aging. Their kids aren’t ready.
Vox · Anna North
Millennials are facing an elder care crisis nobody prepared them for.
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 What Israeli soldiers will face inside the labyrinth of Hamas tunnels
NBC News · Laura Strickler
“Once you go down you very quickly lose all sense of direction and all sense of time,” said one expert.
 The Fermi Paradox — Where is everybody?
VICE · Arielle Richards
The blank silence from our stars is difficult to ignore. But our ’60s sci-fi optimism in the search for intelligent life continues.
 How teachers are using Taylor Swift’s music to make ‘learning fun’
yahoo.com · David Artavia
Forget the “Taylor economy.” How about a “Taylor curriculum?”
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 8 celebrities who are the spitting image of ancient sculptures
artnet.com · Richard Whiddington
Is that an ancient Egyptian statue or a bust of the King of Pop?
 7 things you need for an ergonomically correct workstation
Wirecutter · Melanie Pinola
Here’s how to set up a workspace that fits and supports you the best, based on advice from ergonomics experts.
 Martha Stewart’s advice for bringing a dinner party gift
Tasting Table · Michelle Welsch
Even if you’re short on time, presenting hosts with a token of your appreciation can show respect and gratitude.
 It’s probably time to clean your gutters
dwell · Leslie Horn Peterson
Yes, it’s a task that you dread, but avoiding it could spell potential disaster for your roof.
 What is a hockey puck made of?
FanSided · Nick Villano
It’s more than just rubber.
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Smithsonian Magazine · Cate Lineberry, updated by Sonja Anderson
Ancient ink exhibited religious faith, relieved pain, protected wearers and indicated class.
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