March 2016 - Page 2 of 8

Papaw’s viral cookout

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A few weeks ago, Kenneth Harmon from Purcell, Oklahoma set up a cookout for his 6 grandkids. Only on showed

BigThink covers a signs issue that is surprisingly controversial: The Federal Highway Administration has rescinded its approval for the use

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From Atlas Obscura: When astronauts go to the moon, they tend to litter. Besides the generic debris—spent bits of spacecraft; empty food

Altas Obscura has a story about Boise, Idaho-based photographer and video producer Levi Bettwieser who started the Rescued Film Project.

Winners and finalists of the 14th annual Smithsonian.com photo contest. There were over 46,000 entries from 168 countries and territories.

Bob Ross was an American painter whose 1983-1994 PBS show The Joy of Painting can still be seen on over

The prevailing stereotype claims that dogs and cats can’t get along. This has been disproved time and time again. But,

i09 goes through 19 instances of exposure to the vacuum of movie space. Not real space… space in the movies.

Attn.com has an interesting article on the varying differences in school lunches from state to state. It may be easy

March 24, 2016 0 Comments OK

It was meant as a joke, but the word “OK” has become iconic. It first appeared in print in the

Fred Rogers, aka ‘Mister Rogers’ entertained and educated children via his PBS television show, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood from 1968-2001. He

A group of physics students from the University of Leicester got together to calculate the time (making a few assumptions