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- Driving in Russia [Video]
- The Longest Tree Top Walk in the World
- Venice Submerged by Record Flooding
- How to Build Your Brand Online [Infographic]
- College Basketball Game Played On An Aircraft Carrier
- Lipstick Testing Lab
- Twins in the Classroom [Infographic]
Posted: 14 Nov 2012 05:04 PM PST A mesmerising compilation of head-ons, near misses, fly-bys, rear-endings and rage from the country where apparently every car has a dashcam, courtesy of master-compiler Twisternederland. |
The Longest Tree Top Walk in the World Posted: 14 Nov 2012 04:39 PM PST At 144 feet high, the longest tree top walk on the planet resides at the Bavarian Forest National Park in Neuschonau, Germany. The walk is intended for any nature lovers who are feeling adventurous. The path is actually 1,300 meters long (0.8 miles), and it culminates with a 44 meter high tree tower that is built around and above 3 giant, old 38 meter fir trees. Via twistedsifter |
Venice Submerged by Record Flooding Posted: 14 Nov 2012 04:02 PM PST The canals of Italy's famous city of Venice have been drenched by heavy rain, sending water levels soaring to near record highs. With a metre-and-a-half of water, 80 per cent of Venice was flooded at the peak of high tide. The flooding could see the water levels rise up to two metres above sea level. |
How to Build Your Brand Online [Infographic] Posted: 14 Nov 2012 03:43 PM PST In an age where technology has a tight grip on well…everything, it is important to stay on top of current business tactics and trends. It's the 21st century, the Age of the Internet — solely advertising your business in the local newspaper and phone book are not going to cut it anymore. Today, businesses must establish a powerful presence online in order to attract customers near and far. A website creates personal connections with customers by establishing loyalty through brand awareness. Websites allow businesses to put all of their information in one place, making it easy for customers to stay in touch with your products or services. Check out the infographic below for more information about how a website can help your business! Click on Image to Enlarge. Via: FreeWebsite |
College Basketball Game Played On An Aircraft Carrier Posted: 14 Nov 2012 12:21 PM PST This weekend's Battle on the Midway between Syracuse and San Diego State was a pretty good basketball game, but led to some amazing photographs. Via Buzzfeed |
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Twins in the Classroom [Infographic] Posted: 14 Nov 2012 10:47 AM PST If you think you're seeing double, you're right. The rate of twin births in the U.S has skyrocketed—rising 76 percent from 1980 through 2009 and still rising. As more twins enter school every year, teachers and parents work together to create the best educational environment for multiple-birth children. The most basic question that arises among parents and teachers when twins enter school: Should twins be placed in separate classrooms or allowed to be in the same class? Compelling arguments abound on both sides of the issue. Some experts and parents feel that because of the strong bond most twins develop, it could be traumatizing to separate them during the school day. Others believe that separating twins allows them to foster a stronger sense of self identity. A solution that works for one set of twins won't necessarily work for another. While some school districts have policies forbidding the placement of twins in the same class, others don't. A law was passed in North Carolina last year leaving the final decision of whether or not to place twins in the same or different classes up to the parents, and other jurisdictions have similar laws in place. Some parents still don't have a choice when considering whether or not their twins should be placed in separate classes, but for those that do have a choice, there are some key points to take into consideration. Learn more about twins in the classroom in our infographic. Click on Image to Enlarge. Courtesy of: Online Schools |
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