Buitenlandse Blogs – 4

Blogoverzicht Buitenlandse Blogs

Op deze pagina vind je een overzicht van de bekende en minder bekende Buitenlandse Blogs waaronder Hotair, Daddy Poppins, Boing Boing, People of Walmart, Love this Pic, Mashable, New on Ranker, The Rackup, 22 Words, Listverse, Bunny Food, The Nip Slip, Whiskey RIff, Points in Case, The Bloggess en F my Life. Het merendeel van de Blogs is in het Engels, maar je komt op de blogpagina overzichten ook Duitse, Zweedse of anderstalige blogs tegen.

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    Daddy Poppins

  • How To Teach Discipline And Good Behavior To Children
    Set Clear Boundaries – Teach right from wrong using consistency and fairness. Use Positive Reinforcement – Reward good behavior instead of focusing only on punishment.…... Read more »
  • Encourage Learning And Creativity To Children
    Education – Read to them, engage in educational activities, and support their schooling. Creativity & Play – Allow them to explore hobbies like drawing, music,…... Read more »
  • An Idea How To Take Care of Children
    Taking care of children involves meeting their physical, emotional, and intellectual needs while creating a safe and loving environment, to ensure their well-being and development.…... Read more »
  • Roles And Responsibilities How To Set
    Clearly define responsibilities based on age and ability (e.g., chores, financial contributions). Teach children about accountability and teamwork. Lead by example—parents’ actions set the tone…... Read more »
  • Family Need Leader With Love And Understanding
    Every family is unique, so the key is to find what works best for yours. Show love and appreciation regularly. Be patient and understanding during…... Read more »
  • The Strengthen Bonds Through Family Activities
    Spend quality time together (e.g., family dinners, game nights, or outings). Celebrate milestones and achievements, big or small. Support each other’s interests and passions. https://www.daddypoppins.com... Read more »
  • Guiding Your Family With Shared Values Goals And A Sense Of Unity
    Orienting your family means guiding them with shared values, goals, and a sense of unity. It’s about fostering communication, mutual understanding, and support. https://www.daddypoppins.com... Read more »
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    Boing Boing

  • Jail for man who publicly sodomized himself with cucumber, etc.
    A man seen and filmed in public doing unspeakable things with a cucumber was sentenced this week in DC Superior Court to serve six months in jail. And it wasn't the first pickle that he found in himself; Anthony Hines pleaded guity to five counts of lewd, indecent, or obscene... Read more »
  • Diddy lawyer scolded by judge after calling prosecutors "a six-pack of white women"
    The federal judge in Sean "Diddy" Combs' trial rebuked one of his lawyers over an "outrageous" comment about the disgraced rap mogul's prosecutors, described as a "six-pack of white women" on a podcast. A transcript of a robing room meeting on Tuesday contained the conversation between Judge Arun Subramanian and... Read more »
  • Firing squad in Mikal Mahdi's execution botched it
    Mikal Mahdi was executed by firing squad on April 11 in South Carolina. It was only the second by that method in 15 years there, and it showed: the firing squad botched it, failing to hit his heart and leaving him to "bleed out" for a minute or more in... Read more »
  • Yikes: Trump "doesn't know" his own surgeon general pick — but crackpot RFK Jr. says she's "fantastic" (video)
    Donald Trump says he tapped MAHA influencer Casey Means for U.S. Surgeon General because conspiracy theorist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. think's she's "fantastic." Never mind that the president admits he doesn't really know his nominee. And never mind that Means, a 37-year-old supplement peddler, never finished her residency, nor that... Read more »
  • Crypto bro sobs in court — judge gives him 12 years anyway
    While thousands of victims testified about their stolen life savings, Celsius Network founder Alexander Mashinsky sobbed his way through a sentencing hearing that ended in a 12-year prison term. The prosecutor's assessment: this crypto-bro was a predator who "preyed on hope," convincing vulnerable customers their life savings would be "safe... Read more »
  • Musk funds Texas group aiming to crush journalists with defamation lawsuits
    "I am a free speech absolutist," Elon Musk declared on Twitter in 2022. Now his $1 million donation backs legislation that would remove a crucial shield protecting ordinary Texans from expensive lawsuits: the guarantee that they can recover legal fees when they successfully defeat frivolous claims. — Read the rest... Read more »
  • Brooklyn electronics company Adafruit hit with surprise $36K tariff bill: "pay in one week"
    When DHL delivered mail to Adafruit Industries last week, it wasn't a typical invoice but a gut punch: a $36,126.46 customs duty bill that had to be paid within seven days. The bill comes from Trump's multi-layered tariffs that can stack up to 170% on certain electronics components. — Read... Read more »
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    New on Ranker

  • From 'The Sandlot' To 'Zootopia': Kids Movies With Shockingly Great Twists
    The plot twist remains one of the most enduring narrative devices in Hollywood cinema. It’s obvious why big reversals are frequently used by screenwriters, since these moments radically reshape the way a movie unfolds.While the plot twist is commonly used in such genres as the spy thriller or the political... Read more »
  • 'Shawshank Redemption' Has Secret Details That You've Missed 30+ Years Later
    Over the years since its release in 1994, The Shawshank Redemption has earned its place among the critics and moviegoers as a modern cinematic masterpiece and perhaps one of the best films ever made. Directed by Frank Darabont and based on a story by Stephen King, the film has been... Read more »
  • 'Jeopardy!' Questions About US History That Most Americans Can't Answer
    American history - relatively speaking, there's not that much of it, right? As far as the timeline of world civilizations goes, the United States is pretty young. Maybe that's why a lot of people really enjoy learning American history in school. It's accessible, and the names and events are familiar. Well,... Read more »
  • 17 Dark 'Hunter x Hunter' Manga Moments Too Disturbing For The Anime Adaptation
    Hunter x Hunter (2011) is commonly regarded as one of the best shonen anime of all time, but it's also well-known for its heavy censorship. Fans noticed that a handful of darker moments from the manga were revised when the story hit TV screens. Some changes were small - like... Read more »
  • Even Serious 'Hunger Games' Fans Didn't Know This Fascinating Lore About The Fall Of Panem
    The Hunger Games series is one of the most successful film franchises to have been adapted from young adult books, along with the likes of the Harry Potter franchise. The story spans three books and four movies, ending with Mockingjay, which brings Katniss Everdeen's adventures to a close. While Katniss's struggles are well known, it's worth learning more... Read more »
  • Must-See Netflix Original Sci-fi Movies That Are Hidden Gems
    Netflix seems like the perfect home for science fiction movies. There is sci-fi/horror. There is sci-fi/action. There is sci-fi/drama. Big zombie fan? That's technically sci-fi. There are also plenty of futuristic and space movies on Netflix that will have you contemplating what is to come. While major Netflix productions like Red Notice, The Irishman,... Read more »
  • M. Night Shyamalan's Worst Movie Twists From Bad To Predictable
    M. Night Shyamalan has kept moviegoers on the edge of their seats for over two decades with his signature plot-twist endings. From finding out the actual setting in The Village to discovering the cause of all the chaos in The Happening to realizing just how many dead people there are in... Read more »
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    22 Words

  • Hacking Amazon – Today’s Best Lightning Deals (Available Now)
    Today's curated list of the best lightning deals on Amazon.com. Updated 05/08 at 10:48 PM (Eastern). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post Hacking Amazon – Today’s Best Lightning Deals... Read more »
  • Revamp Your Space: 30+ Amazon Home Improvement Steals
    Today's curated list of the best home improvement deals on Amazon.com. Updated 05/08 at 08:24 PM (Eastern). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post Revamp Your Space: 30+ Amazon Home... Read more »
  • Today’s Top Amazon Deals on Purses and Handbags
    Today's curated list of purses, handbags, clutches and satches that also happen to be on sale as today's lightning deals on Amazon.com. Updated 05/15 at 04:47 PM (Eastern). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the... Read more »
  • Hacking Amazon: Canada’s Best Lightning Deals (Updated Daily)!
    Today's curated list of the best lightning deals on Amazon.ca. Updated 03/07 at 03:36 PM (Eastern). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon Canada, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post Hacking Amazon: Canada’s Best Lightning Deals... Read more »
  • The Best Amazon UK Fashion Deals Right Now (Updated Daily)!
    Today's curated list of the best lightning deals on Amazon.co.uk. Updated 03/07 at 09:36 am (GMT). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon The UK, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post The Best Amazon UK Fashion... Read more »
  • Hacking Amazon: The UK’s Best Lightning Deals (Updated Daily)!
    Today's curated list of the best lightning deals on Amazon.co.uk. Updated 03/07 at 09:36 am (GMT). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon The UK, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post Hacking Amazon: The UK’s Best... Read more »
  • Last Call: Amazon’s Best-Selling Deals Closing Soon!
    Today's curated list of the deals on Amazon.com, that are about to expire. Updated 03/01 at 04:17 PM (Eastern). We've scoured through thousands of patio, lawn, and garden product deals on Amazon, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post... Read more »
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    Listverse

  • 10 Wild Facts About the Making of Popular Westerns
    Although Western films are no longer in their heyday—the Western cinematic gold rush lasted from the mid-1940s to the mid-1960s—they’re still much loved. Gone are the days of the 1950s when Westerns outnumbered all other genres combined. Along with the enduring classics, a modern gem often hits the screen. Whether... Read more »
  • 10 Recent Newsworthy Hallucinations
    The University of Nebraska identifies seven elements of newsworthiness: impact (the number of people affected by a reported item); proximity (the degree of a community’s physical closeness to the reported item); timeliness (the more recent, the more timely); prominence (the importance of the reported item or the fact that it... Read more »
  • 10 Strange Things Science Has Taught Us About Our Preferences
    The things that people like and dislike lie at the heart of their personality, shaping everything from their choice of friends to the lifestyle they live and their career. Yet preferences are also shrouded in mystery. Tracking down the influences that lead to people’s tastes and opinions is a challenging... Read more »
  • 10 Medical Conditions Named After Mythical Creatures
    In medicine, naming conventions often reflect anatomy, symptoms, or the scientists who discovered a condition. But in rare, memorable cases, doctors turn to mythology—borrowing names from ancient beasts, demons, and creatures of legend to describe bizarre syndromes, rare deformities, or unsettling behaviors. These labels don’t just make for vivid shorthand—they... Read more »
  • 10 Mind-Blowing Discoveries for Life on Mars
    The discovery of extraterrestrial life would be the greatest scientific achievement in history. While lots of science and technology exist that’s crazier in technical terms, finding life has the grandest existential implications. Right now, the best place to find it is Mars. In fact, there are plenty of intriguing life... Read more »
  • The 10 Toughest English Language Words to Pronounce
    Nobody ever said English was an easy language to learn. In fact, many people will tell you that it’s one of the hardest languages to learn! Even for those who are native speakers like us, we seem to get surprised nearly every day by the way a word is pronounced... Read more »
  • Ten Formidable Bugs and Insects That Scientists Recently Discovered
    The insect world is home to strange, menacing creatures that, if you were a little bug, you would be wise to steer clear of. Year after year, researchers uncover new species of ferocious creepy crawlies, monsters of the minibeast world. Parasitic wasps, exploding ants, beetles with punky hairdos, there is... Read more »
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    The Bloggess

  • Facebook marketplace is lightly terrifying.
    We’re moving to a smaller place and so I’ve been selling some things on Facebook marketplace, and I started with just normal descriptions but then I got bored and everything I’m posting now is ridiculous but I figure if I’m going to write ad copy it’s going to be entertaining,... Read more »
  • Bad songs for surgery
    Yesterday I was at the hospital getting an endoscopy and biopsies for yet another terrible autoimmune thing that I don’t even remember the name of because my body has decided I have to have all of them and after I got into a bed the nurse told me to think... Read more »
  • Things that probably won’t sell on facebook marketplace because no one is as weird as I am.
    My friend Xan sent me some giant easter bunny for Bone Crawford and I love them but… Bone Crawford is no more. Or, actually she still exists but I had to take her down because we’re selling this house and moving to a smaller one in the same neighborhood because... Read more »
  • A happy cry
    Y’all. I’ve been a bit of a wreck lately and part of that is another bout of pernicious anemia (which absolutely sounds like a Lemony Snicket disease) and also some other autoimmune disease (BECAUSE I GUESS I DON’T HAVE ENOUGH?) that I haven’t been able to get tested for because... Read more »
  • My work is not always pretty, but it’s always honest
    If you’re subscribed to my art substack you get an email from me every Monday with a doodle I’ve drawn and a few words of what I’m thinking. It’s a bit more earnest than what I write here because my (incredibly amateur) art is a tool I use to battle... Read more »
  • It’s FRIDAY
    First off, giant thanks to everyone who commented on my last post, because it made me feel so much less alone and it also convinced me to not try to outrun unconsciousness in the future after reading so many stories of broken bones. THANK YOU. Secondly, it’s Friday and that... Read more »
  • Having a human body is bullshit
    So I’ve written before about the fact that I have vasovagal syncope (although I’m not sure I’ve ever used the technical term for it) but it’s basically where I pass out if my anxiety gets too bad. It only happens a few tines a year and it even happens when... Read more »
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    F My Life

  • By i hate it
    Today, I had a conference call with a client. I was feeling confident and had been preparing all morning. Right in the middle of my presentation, I hit the wrong button, and my webcam feed turned into a close-up of my face, which had a giant zit right in the... Read more »
  • By Anonymous
    Today, I bought my dog a fancy bed shaped like a giant donut. He sniffed it, then crawled into the box it came in and fell asleep. He’s been snoring there for four hours now. FML... Read more »
  • By Anonymous
    Today, I took my ten year-old sister out for a walk. We passed a hen party in town, and she asked out loud in the street, "Why are men’s stag parties not called cock parties?" FML... Read more »
  • By Anonymous
    Today, my computer decided to upgrade to Windows 11, moments before I presented to dozens of people. I had to go solely by memory with no notes, graphs, or illustrations. FML... Read more »
  • By Anonymous
    Today, tired of my roommate’s constant stealing of my food, I decided to get back at him by hiding a small amount of hot sauce in his sandwich, thinking it would be a funny prank. When he took a huge bite, he immediately started choking and running to the bathroom.... Read more »
  • By Klinger
    Today, I was in a public restroom and slipped on some soap on the floor while I was washing my hands. As I fell, I grabbed the nearest thing to break my fall, which happened to be the hand dryer. It fell off the wall and hit me in the... Read more »
  • By My cat is a klutz
    Today, my cat tried to look outside the window in my room by climbing on top of the air conditioner. It's already rather flimsy, as she had broken the accordions with her clumsiness last year. But this time, she somehow managed to make the AC fall out of the window,... Read more »