This Man Built His Mom a Tiny Home, Then Founded a Company Teaching Others to Make Their Own

Back in 2009, Dan Louche received a concerning phone call from his mom in Lakeland, Florida. A recent hurricane had caused leaks in her mobile home, and mold was starting to grow. She’d already begun experiencing respiratory issues, and her son knew if something wasn’t done soon, she could suffer serious health consequences.   Louche lived […]

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Read more about the article Metal Detectorist Makes “Gold Find of the Century” in Norway Months After Picking Up Hobby
Handout photo released on September 7, 2023 by the Museum of Archaeology and the University of Stavanger (UiS), south-western Norway, shows amateur archaeologist Erlend Bore posing with a gold treasure photographed shortly after he found them in the ground with a metal detector on the island of Rennesøy in Stavanger. The treasure consists of nine gold medallions and pearls that once formed a luxurious necklace, as well as three gold rings, the University of Stavanger announced on September 7, 2023. It was discovered at the end of August on a farmer's property near Stavanger by an amateur archaeologist, Erlend Bore, who had bought a metal detector after his doctor and physiotherapist advised him to be more physically active. (Photo by Anniken Celine Berger / various sources / AFP) / Norway OUT (Photo by ANNIKEN CELINE BERGER/NTB/Arkeologisk museum, UiS /AFP via Getty Images)

Metal Detectorist Makes “Gold Find of the Century” in Norway Months After Picking Up Hobby

While some people hitting middle age buy a new car or do a career pivot, Erlend Bore decided he would take up metal detecting.  The 51-year-old Norwegian bought his first metal detector just before the summer, “partly to go treasure hunting, but mostly to have a hobby that got him off the sofa,” according to […]

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Chemical Imaging Reveals “Hidden Mysteries” of 3,000-Year-Old Egyptian Tomb Paintings

Archaeological secrets from thousands of years ago in northeast Africa have been unearthed thanks to modern-day scientific innovations. A process known as chemical imaging recently revealed “hidden mysteries” about ancient Egyptian paintings located in tomb chapels close to the Nile River — and portable devices made it possible to analyze the 3,000-year-old art on-site in […]

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Read more about the article Scientists Re-Create Face of Bonnie Prince Charlie, Who Led Scotland’s 1745 Jacobite Rising
LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 29, 2017: A portrait of Charles Edward Stuart (1720-1788) painted in 1738 by Louis Gabriel Blanchet, is on display at the National Portrait Gallery in London, England. Painted in Rome by a French artist, the portrait depicts 'Bonnie Prince Charlie', who was the eldest son of James Francis Edward Stuart. (Photo by Robert Alexander/Getty Images)

Scientists Re-Create Face of Bonnie Prince Charlie, Who Led Scotland’s 1745 Jacobite Rising

Charles Edward Stuart, better known as the Bonnie Prince or Bonnie Prince Charlie, is one of Scotland’s most famed historical figures. He was the face of the Jacobite rising of 1745, when thousands of Highlanders banded together against the British army in an attempt to restore a Stuart king, namely Charles’ exiled father James, to […]

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Read more about the article “Picky” Eaters: Green Sea Turtles Have Been Grazing at the Same Spot for 3,000 Years, Study Finds
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“Picky” Eaters: Green Sea Turtles Have Been Grazing at the Same Spot for 3,000 Years, Study Finds

While we land dwellers may think of the oceans as vast and ever changing, certain areas are permanent fixtures for some of its inhabitants. Case in point: green sea turtles and their seagrass meadows. Though the creatures have migratory mating and eating patterns, they certainly know where home is. According to a recent study, green […]

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Read more about the article Prost! Go Inside 12 Oktoberfest Celebrations Across the World
10 July 2023, Bavaria, Munich: The Wiesn Wirte present their stein for Oktoberfest 2023 at the Paulaner Brewery on Nockherberg. Photo: Lennart Preiss/dpa (Photo by Lennart Preiss/picture alliance via Getty Images)

Prost! Go Inside 12 Oktoberfest Celebrations Across the World

Grab a dirndl, bust out the lederhosen, and make room for Bavarian food — Oktoberfest is bringing people together all around the world to eat, drink, dance, and, most of all, celebrate as a community. While attending the festival in Munich is a bucket list item for many (insert hand-raising emoji here), you don’t have […]

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After Son’s Diagnosis, Mom Started Cookie Nonprofit to Fund Kids’ Cancer Research — Now It’s Raised Nearly $20M

Cookies for Kids’ Cancer is a powerhouse of a nonprofit: To date, it has funneled nearly $20 million into lifesaving pediatric oncology research, helping make 25 new treatments available. Volunteers and supporters live in all 50 states and 24 countries, and have hosted more than 16,000 fundraising events for the organization.   And it all started […]

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Volunteering Later in Life Could Boost Your Brain, Study Finds: Here Are 7 Ways to Get Involved

Nearly a quarter of Americans age 16 and over spent some time formally volunteering between September 2020 and 2021, and more than half informally helped their neighbors that year. Good deeds and acts of kindness go a long way in helping those in need, but volunteering can also be beneficial to the volunteer, especially for […]

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From Yellowstone to Yosemite: Celebrate Our National Parks With Free Entrance on These Dates

Yellowstone. Yosemite. The Grand Canyon. Denali. These are among the most iconic and beloved U.S. locations that might spring to mind when the words “national park” are spoken. However, these heavy hitters represent just a handful of the more than 400 sites that fall under the purview of the National Park Service. Beyond the iconic […]

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Creativity Is Good for Your Mental Health, Study Finds — Try These 6 Activities to Boost Your Mood

If you find yourself turning to music to boost your mood, or if solving a jigsaw puzzle, painting, or singing is one of your favorite ways to unwind, we have some good news for you. A recent poll conducted by the American Psychiatric Association confirms that those feel-good vibes are important for your mental health […]

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Read more about the article Get Cozy With These 17 Autumn Essentials You Didn’t Know You Needed
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Get Cozy With These 17 Autumn Essentials You Didn’t Know You Needed

Recommendations are independently selected by our team but may result in a commission to Nice News which helps keep our content free. The light and leaves are changing, and long, hot days are making way for crisp nights: Autumn has arrived! Along with a proliferation of pumpkin spice treats, fall is beloved for its coziness […]

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