February 2018 - Page 3 of 5

12 Secrets of Greeting Card Designers

(via mental_floss) Although social media has made it easy to share your feelings with the press of a button, the

(via Mental Floss) Some celebrants call it the Spring Festival, a stretch of time that signals the progression of the lunisolar

(via Vox) With every Olympic Games come tales of athletes’ favorite junk foods: the ice cream, Chinese food, and burgers they

(via Popular Mechanics) How NASA’s massive crawler-transporters get millions of pounds of rocket to the launchpad one inch at a

(via Atlas Obscura) We’ve grown accustomed to seeing classical ancient sculptures in every color… of stone and bronze. Statues were

(via Vox) Winter Olympic ice sports are possible due to this one fact: Ice is slippery. The low friction of ice

(via Popular Mechanics) Bigger isn’t always better in the world of monster machines. Sometimes big means too cumbersome to accomplish

(via Woman’s Day) Why are red roses so popular? How many candy hearts are produced every year? Whether you’re steadfastly

(via Popular Mechanics) Today, we take for granted the modern day skyscraper. These monuments to urban life started taking shape

(via Amusing Planet) If you drive 50 miles north of Atlanta, Georgia, along Interstate-75 and then turn right for U.S.

(via Mental Floss) Watch the Olympics and you might notice a number of medalists gnawing on their gold or silver

(via Atlas Obscura) Remembering Local 338 and the world’s toughest bagel bakers. It was sweltering labor that required precision and skill—and