November 2016 - Page 2 of 6

10 Creative Ways to Prepare a Turkey

(via mental_floss) The typical method for preparing a turkey is to put the bird in a hot oven and wait

(via Atlas Obscura) Over the years, Christmas-themed amusement parks have popped up all across the globe, but to this day

(via Lucky Peach) Although the time and place when people first created butter is a subject of ongoing debate, most

(via Popular Mechanics) There’s a blue and yellow building in Naperville, Illinois, where, every year more than 50 specially trained

(via FiveThirty Eight) The archaeologists who study lithic technologies — “stone tools” to us lay primates — are used to

(via Lapham’s Quarterly) Polished metal and obsidian mirrors have existed from ancient times, and because of this, historians have usually

(via Atlas Obscura) When you hear the name “Product 19,” you’ll either flash on an experimental invention from some corporate

(via mental_floss) A, E, I, O, U and sometimes Y is not all you need to know about vowels. There’s

(via thrillist) Have you ever seen grape ice cream? It’s doubtful because it doesn’t really exist. Slushies, sorbets, and Otter Pops

(via Motherboard) The scientific name for the phenomenon of getting a song stuck in our head is involuntary musical imagery,

(via Amusing Planet) In Southern Maryland, about thirty miles south of Washington, D.C., the Potomac River forms a shallow bulge

(via Great Big Story) Video game designer Warren Robinett was a pioneer of his craft. He conceptualized and programmed the