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RN and multidisciplinary writer exploring health, nature, foraging, craft, and meaningful living.
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FungiFriday
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Old English Bread on a Stick with Creamy Mushroom Filling 🍄🔥
This idea came to me after chatting with my old neighbour, who was telling me enthusiastically about the old days when they used to cook bread over a fire on a stick. He was so detailed and enthusiastic
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HiveGarden
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Growing Black Krim Heirloom Tomatoes from Saved Seeds 🍅🌱
I was quite excited to see the seeds from my previous tomato plant grow. The previous plant came from a deep-red Black Krim tomato and produced black tomatoes, so I was wondering what colour the new tomatoes
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World Digest Journal
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April 12, 1961: Yuri Gagarin Becomes the First Human to Orbit Earth
Yuri Gagarin, pilot of the Vostok 1, is on the bus on the way to the launch. Image Credit: © РИА Новости On the 12th of April 1961, an audacious 27-year-old Soviet aviator Yuri Gagarin sat inside the capsule
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World Digest Journal
4d
Dark Chocolate Is More Than Just an Antioxidant: Cocoa Flavanols Modestly Improve Blood Pressure and Endothelial Function in Clinical Trials
Image Credit: Heart UK We have always praised dark chocolate for its antioxidant effects, but the new research reveals that it works for more than that. There are compounds in cocoa called flavan-3-ols,
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Caturday
6d
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🐾 Watch How My Kitties Follow Me Through the Woods
Watch how my kitties follow me around the woods. They never let me out of their sight! I thought I would take a video of today’s little walk because I find these simple adventures the nicest. Having them
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HiveGarden
10d
Growing Salad and Picking Berries from My Little Garden
I’ve never really been keen on growing my own salad. I usually pick a few wild ones and top them up with some from the shop. But this year I decided to give growing my own a go. As slugs and snails are
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World Digest Journal
11d
Builders Are Cutting Prices. How Long Can Homeowners Keep Pretending Their Houses Are Worth More?
Source: NAHB The main argument against the U.S. housing correction had always been the lack of enough housing. That notion, however, is changing. Supply is starting to come into the market again as builders
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News & Views
13d
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18-Year-Old Student Worker Finds €9 Million Gold Treasure During Sewer Work in Belgium, Then Reports It to Police
Image Credit: Photograph: Facebook/Dendermonde Local Police via Guardian Imagine going to work one day at a construction site and suddenly coming across millions of euros in gold. In Belgium, workers made
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StemSocial
15d
YouTube Now Accounts for 13.8% of All U.S. TV Viewing, More Than Netflix
Source: Nielsen, May 2026 Media Distributor Gauge. For the last few years, the competition in streaming services has been between Netflix, Disney+, Max and Paramount+. But recent Nielsen stats show that
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StemSocial
17d
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🐝 HONEYBEE VENOM KILLED UP TO 100% OF BREAST CANCER CELLS IN LABORATORY TESTS
Western honey bee (Apis mellifera), an important pollinator that provides many benefits to us as humans and plays a vital role in our ecosystems. Image credit: Wikipedia Honeybees provide so many benefits
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Nurses Hub
19d
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Post-menopausal ovaries may not be “switched off” after all, new research
Image Credit: Medicine.net This is indeed an interesting discovery regarding females' ovaries. I found two intriguing studies which deal with ovaries after reproduction. Generally, we consider the ovaries
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Caturday
20d
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🌈🌸 Planting a Rainbow in the Garden with My Kittycat🐱💚
Rainbows don’t come very often, and sometimes we are on the lookout for one. When it finally appears, it really excites us! Why? Because the beautiful colours catch our attention and can make us feel happy
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FungiFriday
21d
Hearty and Spicy Mushroom Croissant
One pastry that has always impressed me is the croissant. A few times, I’ve read baking books and planned to try making it, but I never quite found the courage because it looks challenging and very time
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StemSocial
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Kidney Stones Are a Real Risk for Long-Duration Mars Missions
In order to examine how being in outer space impacts human health, astronauts Nichole Ayers (NASA) and Takuya Onishi (JAXA) take blood samples on the International Space Station (ISS). Changes in physiological
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Wild Foraging
23d
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Running and Snacking on Wild Berries Along the Way
I’ve been a bit off the rails with my health routine recently, mainly missing my morning exercises because it’s been too warm. Yesterday and today have been much cooler, so I thought it was the best time
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StemSocial
24d
How Much AI Do We Really Need? Data centres are devouring energy, water and land (protest)
Protesters march through San Francisco outside OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind offices, July 2026. Photo: missionlocal/Thomas Hunter II We all know that AI is rapidly becoming one of the biggest
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StemSocial
25d
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The Erosion of Trust: An Early Warning Sign of Societal Decline?
Economic systems rely on many factors: the most obvious being capital, technology, and resources. However, the successful operation of an economic system also involves trust. Trust that institutions operate
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StemSocial
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EU Wildfires 2016-2025: Burnt Area Reaches Record Levels
In the last ten years, the area that has suffered because of wildfire disasters in the European Union has fluctuated a lot, with some extreme years being particularly noticeable.Based on information from
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HiveGarden
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A New Home for My Cobweb Hens and Chicks: Giving a Broken Pot a New Purpose
A few weeks ago, I bought a Cobweb Hens and Chicks plant. It's been sitting on my windowsill and has been doing quite well, but it was definitely in need of a little TLC. Since it's a very hardy outdoor
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StemSocial
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The EU has Approved Bugs as Food Ingredients for Humans
The European Union has recently authorised numerous different insect-derived foods for humans, which signifies a step towards the search for alternative protein sources. As per the EU Novel Food directive,
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