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Yes, Social Media Anxiety Disorder does exist. It seems that the more technology we acquire, the more stressed out we become. According to the experts, almost 20% of people with social media accounts cannot go more than three hours without checking them. That's a lot of people. So, what is ... Read More

Pegasus is a Mythological Creature described as a beautiful, pure white stallion with wings. He was born from the blood of Medusa. She could turn men into stone should they look into her face, but the hero Perseus decapitated her. His brother Chrysaor, who was depicted as a human, was born at the same ... Read More

Medusa was a golden haired beauty before she became one of the most popular monsters of Greek Mythology.  She vowed to live her life in celibacy as a priestess of Athena. But she fell in love with Poseidon. She then broke her vow to Athena to marry him. Athena was ... Read More

A virtual assistant (VA) provides support services to businesses from a remote location. Virtual assistants are especially in demand by entrepreneurs and online businesses that don't want to hire staff. However, many small and mid-size businesses use virtual support for specific tasks such as social media management and so on. The ... Read More

Sunken treasure. The company Sea Search Armada found a three-hundred-year-old wreck of a Spanish sailboat (galleon) in the Caribbean Sea off the coast of Cartagena, Colombia in 1981. It was identified as the San Jose. The British had sunk it in the War Of The Spanish Succession in 1708 and ... Read More

I always thought if I worked hard, I’d be employable. Back when I was twenty it never occurred to me that by the age 47 the world would consider me washed up. But it did ... Read More

You need to understand and fathom what your current job really is. Be truthful to yourself. Do a thorough inventory to prevent failing yourself or your work environment ... Read More

People who cheat death think that they deserve to keep right on living. To die soon after would be just pointless and cruel on any level of cosmic life. There are, however, those misfortuned souls that died soon after they eluded death. The helicopter that mowed down earthquake survivors in ... Read More

So, you've been buried alive. We're not going to lie to you — things are looking real bleak right now. How you got there is not important. Let's focus on the immediate problem: You've woken up six feet under, trapped in your own coffin and you have no idea how to ... Read More

The enormous business of asylums thrived in the 1900's and almost anybody for any reason whatsoever could be sent to one - like the following reasons will show you: Studying can be really bad for your health And you never knew that you can study your way right into an ... Read More

Breaking a mirror. If a small mirror accidently breaks (like the hand-held or self-standing kind) it usually produces no more thought in most people than that they must get a new mirror. The breaking of a large wall-mounted or floor mirror, however, may still often elicit the exclamation, 'That’s seven ... Read More

Hellfire Club. There's a certain sort of extraordinarily rich person who has a ton of time and money on their hands, and not much of an inclination to use those things to benefit society. That's been true throughout history and in the 18th century some of the richest men in ... Read More

Cutest ever! Inspired by the charm of wildlife, especially the owls that live nearby, the 42-year-old Russian artist Marina Yamkovskaya has been creating lovely animals since 2014. And these adorable one-of-a-kind owls are the cutest thing we've seen today. Made out of real fur from recycling outlets and having flexible joints, Marina's ... Read More

Underwater photography. Hawaiian photographer Christy Lee Rogers creates beautiful scenes of swirling figures swathed in colorful fabrics. She creates luminous large-scale images not by using wet pigments, but rather by completely submerging her subjects in illuminated water and photographing them at night. These works, presented here, part of Rogers’ most recent series ... Read More

Miniature Scenes. “On the surface, these photographs confront us with all of the hollow words, catchphrases and banalities we encounter in our daily lives,” says Dr. Christine Donat, who provided the text for Kunert’s online portfolio. “The stereotypical and senseless aspects of human communication cannot be unveiled more convincingly than in their ... Read More

Imaginative insects. Japanese artist Hiroshi Shinno builds hyperrealistic sculptures of insects that don’t exist, perfect forms of imaginative species that look as if they were built from vibrant leaves and delicate flower petals. Even these aspects of the creatures are false, as each leaf or petal was cast from resin and painted ... Read More

Valentines Day! What a great day for romantics at heart! Any excuse to celebrate a day of l’amour is a good excuse and on the 14th February cards, flowers and the whole love thing will be celebrated for many with romance and style. The history of this day has origins ... Read More

For many, transcription work is a life saver. It is good work. It is a job that is likely to be needed for a long time ... Read More

Willow the adventure cat. It’s been over 3 years since I left our hometown of Hobart, Tasmania, to travel around Australia. Although I sold my house and all my stuff, there was one thing that I just couldn’t leave behind. My cat Willow. The solution was simple. Road trip with ... Read More

Why some people cheat. If you're worried your partner might be thinking of cheating on you, then you'd do well to look into the psychology of cheating that is far more than just on a superficial level. Here are 3 little-known reasons why someone cheats. By understanding these, you will ... Read More