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Man nails the ‘absurd’ luxuries aging Gen Xers secretly want at this stage of life (opens the original)
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One hallmark of Gen X is that we don’t take anything too seriously, including ourselves. Self-deprecating humor is kind of our jam, which is why a list of “absurd” and “embarrassing” luxuries Gen Xers secretly want as we [gulp] get older is hitting so hard. Daimon and
After her husband died, she secretly ran his struggling gelatin business. 6 years later, she was a household name. (opens the original)
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Throughout the ‘50s, ’60s, and even ’70s, gelatin-based novelties were the wobbling crown jewel of at-home American cuisine. Whether a sweet and jiggly fruit salad or a savory, colorful, veggie-laden aspic, hardly any single food item feels as synonymous with this bygone era. Perhaps because, among the various and sometimes questionable ingredients trap
Physical therapist reveals the muscle group that shows how well you’re aging (opens the original)
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We all notice things in the mirror as we age: wrinkles, thinning hair, or skin that isn’t as elastic as it used to be. But if you’re a physical therapist, one of the best ways to tell whether someone is aging well isn’t to look at their appearance, but to test the strength of their backside—specifically, their glutes, a group of muscles located at the back of the pelvic region. “As more people pursu
Five fishermen spotted a drowning baby elephant. Then they tracked down its mother. (opens the original)
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A three- or four-day-old elephant calf was crossing the Teesta River with its herd in West Bengal, India, when the current swept it away. The incident began near the Gajoldoba barrage. Tapan Das, a local sluice gate operator, spotted the calf in the water right at the crossing. According to <a href="https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/elephant-calf-swept-away-in-teesta-rescued-by-fishermen-reunited-with-mother/ar
Two Irish teens landed a rare, exclusive interview with Oprah. How they did it is the best story. (opens the original)
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Eighteen-year-old lads Ben Hanlon and Glen Anderson from Dublin, Ireland, have done something extraordinary. They started the Back of the Class Podcast and landed an interview with an A-list celebrity simply by showing some gumption. Their
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