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In Japan, You Can Still Work Remotely At A Theme Park
Nada Alturki
Starting October 15, Japan's Yomiuriland, an amusement park, will be offering an "Amusement Workation" package which allows visitors to continue working remotely while still enjoying their time at the theme park. For only 1,900 yen, roughly equivalent to $18, visitors will have access to a work station at the amusement park, allowing you to work in an unconventional, but entertaining setting. ... ...more
Wyoming Birds Have A Secure Sanctuary With “Bird Lady”
Nada Alturki
Wyoming bird lady Susan Ahalt has been saving injured animals for decades of her life. 33 years later, a lead-poisoned hooded bald eagle that she found in a ditch gets her emotional after test results.A lover of animals her whole life, she had decided upon moving to Cody, WY that she would dedicate the rest of her life to saving birds. She initiated and now runs the nonprofit facility ... ...more
1. #Wyoming
2. #CodyWyoming
3. #Sanctuary
4. #BirdLady
5. #BirdRescue
6. #Donations
7. #Culture
8. #Animals
9. #Haven
10. #AnimalRescue
Drop dead gorgeous!!🔥🔥
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Drop dead gorgeous!!🔥🔥 @starlingpayal #PayalRajput #rkupdatess ...more
Paris City, La tour Eiffel
Idrisskaingui
Paris [pa.ʁi][a] Écouter est la ville la plus peuplée et la capitale de la France[1]. Elle se situe au cœur d'un vaste bassin sédimentaire aux sols fertiles et au climat tempéré, le bassin parisien, sur une boucle de la Seine, entre les confluents de celle-ci avec la Marne et l'Oise. Paris est également le chef-lieude la région Île-de-France et le centre de la métropole du Grand Paris, créée ... ...more
1. #Paris
2. #City
3. #Beaute
4. #Culture
Paris City, La tour Eiffel
Idrisskaingui
Paris [pa.ʁi][a] Écouter est la ville la plus peuplée et la capitale de la France[1]. Elle se situe au cœur d'un vaste bassin sédimentaire aux sols fertiles et au climat tempéré, le bassin parisien, sur une boucle de la Seine, entre les confluents de celle-ci avec la Marne et l'Oise. Paris est également le chef-lieude la région Île-de-France et le centre de la métropole du Grand Paris, créée ... ...more
1. #Paris
2. #City
3. #Beaute
4. #Culture
You Can Tour a Museum From Your Couch
EnglishMajorLeagues
If you're stuck at home right now and craving a little cultural enrichment, you don't have to don a mask and gloves and board a plane to view some of the most famous museum collections in the world. And no, I don't mean just pictures from Google images! In many cases, there are actual virtual tours that you can take of some popular exhibits. Now, it's not quite the same as trekking through the ... ...more
African American Heritage Week: William Wells Brown
EnglishMajorLeagues
This week, I'm dedicating my posts to African American heritage, and I'll be highlighting some of the figures from American history that you may not have heard of. The first of these figures is the controversial novelist, William Wells Brown. Brown was born into slavery in either 1814 or 1815, to a Kentucky-based slave named Elizabeth and George W. Higgins, a white planter. His father did ... ...more
African American Heritage Week: Alvin Ailey
EnglishMajorLeagues
Next on the list of influential figures, and dancing into our hearts, is the dancer, artistic director, and choreographer Alvin Ailey. Ailey was born in the Great Depression era, 1931, in Texas. He was raised by a single mother after his father left the family, and followed his mother around the state, and eventurally to Los Angeles, in 1941. It was there that Ailey discovered his love of ... ...more
Did You Know The Very First American Celebrity Chef Was African American?
Chris Mentillo
Did you know that the very first American celebrity chef was African American, Gari Askew Hatchet? Frankly, I'm surprised it was not someone of Italian descent instead. Nevertheless, I'm rather excited to announce otherwise. Now then, let us further continue discussing this interesting topic of African American Heritage, and histories first African American, Celebrity Chef: Hall Hemings ... ...more
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3. #HallHemings
4. #Hercules
5. #Explores
6. #AmericanHistory
7. #Dishes
8. #Pancakes
9. #HerculesCaesa
10. #EuropeanChefs
11. #American
12. #Culinary
13. #Tradition
14. #Kitchen
15. #Author
16. #FoodHistorian
17. #AdrianMiller
18. #Black
19. #Pea
20. #Pancakes
21. #GeorgeWashington
22. #French
23. #FrenchRevolution
24. #Revolution
25. #MountVernon
26. #Plantation
27. #Caribbean
28. #Culture
29. #Philadelphia
30. #HaitianSlave
31. #Rebellion
32. #President
33. #Kitchen
34. #Cabinet
35. #Folks
36. #FolksPaper
37. #Hercules
38. #Draluck
39. #Hemings
40. #Recipe
41. #Kids
42. #Restaurant
43. #Dinner
44. #Supper
45. #Cooking
46. #Cooks
47. #BlackCooks
48. #Chef
49. #Food
50. #History
51. #BlackHistory
52. #JamesMadison
53. #AlexanderHamilton
54. #AfricanAmerican
55. #American
56. #Slaves
57. #Blacks
58. #ThomasJefferson
59. #Monticello
60. #Hemings
Americans Visited Libraries More than the Movies Last Year
EnglishMajorLeagues
According to a recent groundbreaking Gallup poll, Americans made more trips to their public library than to their local movie theater, by a huge margin. This hasn't really changed over the decades, but it's still an interesting cultural note. Ultimately, it could mean that Americans still value the miracle of a public library service over paying for a movie ticket. Specifically, the poll ... ...more
1. #library
2. #books
3. #leisure
4. #Gallup
5. #poll
6. #USA
7. #culture
8. #movies