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  • Key Information to Preserve After a Car Accident
    In the chaotic moments after a car accident, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed. Between checking for injuries, calling for help, and processing what just happened, gathering information may not be the first thing on your mind. Yet the details you capture right after a crash can make all... Read more »
  • How to Design a Resilient Commercial Water System
    When you’re designing a commercial water system, you’re in the business of creating reliability. Whether it’s a high-rise, hospital, school, or manufacturing facility, the goals are the same: consistent pressure, dependable flow, and minimal downtime. Because when a system fails, it can halt operations and cost thousands in lost productivity.... Read more »
  • What to Do With an Inheritance (Besides Just Spend It)
    Receiving an inheritance can stir up all kinds of emotions. On one hand, it feels like a blessing — unexpected money that could make life easier. On the other hand, it often comes during a season of grief, and the weight of that responsibility can feel heavy. Add to that... Read more »
  • Handcrafted Jewellery: Timeless Beauty in Every Detail
    In a world where mass-produced items are everywhere, handcrafted jewellery stands out as something truly special. Each piece tells a story—of careful design, skilled hands, and materials chosen with intention. It’s a celebration of artistry and tradition, made to last a lifetime. The Magic of Silver Silver has long been... Read more »
  • Fun and Unexpected Gift Ideas That Actually Impress
    Gift-giving can be tricky. You want something that says, “I thought about you,” without being boring or predictable. Forget socks, forget generic mugs, forget the latest fad gadget that will sit in a drawer forever—let’s focus on gifts that make people smile, laugh, and maybe even do a little happy... Read more »
  • The Best Exterior Improvements to Increase Home Value
    First impressions matter and when it comes to your home, the exterior sets the tone. Whether you’re just looking for ways to make your home look better or you’re getting ready to sell, these tips for boosting curb appeal will give your aesthetics a refresh.   Prioritize landscaping   If... Read more »
  • 4 Things Lawyers Should Know About Expert Witnesses
    Expert witnesses can be the difference between success and failure. Their technical knowledge can clarify complex matters, add weight to arguments, and impact decisions in ways general testimony cannot.    That’s especially true when the issues at hand are not easily digestible by non-experts. So, if a court case focuses... Read more »
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  • VideoBagpipe World Record
    In 1976, AC/DC’s Bon Scott wowed everyone with a killer bagpipe solo in It’s a Long Way to the Top. Prior to the band’s Melbourne, Australia gig during their current Pwr Up World Tour, 374 bagpipers set a world record for the largest bagpipe ensemble. The group beat the previous... Read more »
  • If You Focused the Sun’s Power on One Spot on Earth
    If you focus solar rays through a magnifying lens, you can concentrate their power to start a fire. But what would happen if you could focus all of the Sun’s energy into a single laser-like beam? xkcd’s What If? explores the hypothetical question of what might happen if that beam... Read more »
  • An Obstacle Course in the Sky
    A team of the world’s best wingsuiters take on series of aerial obstacles, weaving through rings and banners deployed by skydivers, paramotor flyers, balloonists, and more. En route, they’re catapulted into the mountains before a spectacular finish in Dubai. The stunts involved 34 daredevils from around the world with backing... Read more »
  • Flying a Drone Through a Drift Car
    During a video shoot for Red Bull Germany, a drone pilot was challenged to fly a quadcopter through a highly-modified, 1100 hp BMW M2 while a Red Bull Drift Brothers driver hooned it about through the BMW factory. It took a number of attempts to pull off the stunt, but... Read more »
  • Why You Don’t Want Superspeed
    Superheroes like The Flash and Quicksilver have the special ability to move at remarkably quick speeds. But, as Talkin’ Bout explains, there are some significant drawbacks to moving through the world so fast – at least with real-world physics and human anatomy at play. One thing is for sure: speedsters... Read more »
  • Making an Auto-deploying Tape Measure
    These days you can use your phone or a laser gadget to get accurate measurements across a room. But that didn’t stop maker Uri Tuchman from doubling down on analog. His idea: make a tape measure that deploys its blade without having to pull it out by hand. His tape... Read more »
  • How Glass Lenses Are Made
    ProcessX takes us inside Ohara, a Japanese company that makes precise, light-focusing lenses. They start by melting silica and other materials in a furnace, casting it, crushing the glass into shards, then remelting it to get the desired refractive value. After that, the glass bars are cut, cooled, and polished... Read more »
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