Traveling into the abyss on a single breath, they dive into the water with no scuba gear just themselves and their breath, relying only on their own strength and determination. This is the world of …
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In this episode of VICE’s series “The Chosen Ones” UK Correspondent Gavin Haynes makes his way across the pond to the United States in order to determine what masculinity means to your average American man …
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Originally released in 2005 by German documentary filmmaker Werner Herzog, Grizzly Man is a film that chronicles the life and death of grizzly bear activist Timothy Treadwell. In 2003 Treadwell and his girlfriend Amie Huguenard, went …
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Bee’s pollinate about a third of the worlds food but all around the globe they are dying from colony collapse and diseases at an alarming rate. As scientists search for solutions there’s a buzz around Niue, …
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There are 7 billion of us in the world today and we are facing some huge problems, but talk alone doesn’t help someone escape from poverty, awareness doesn’t reduce pollution, or grow food, or heal the …
Continue ReadingBitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It
What do we all have in common? no matter what corner of the world you live in you need several necessities, food, water, shelter and money. Half of all transactions involve money in exchange for …
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A two part documentary series released by the BBC back in 2012, we see Professor Jim Al-Khalili investigates the important concepts of energy and information. Episode 1: Energy How was it that Humans acquired the power to …
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Fiona Phillips, a journalist best known for her role in presenting the popular British morning show, GMTV, is embarking on a mission to seek out the truth behind our newly found enemy, sugar. She discovers why some of …
Continue ReadingHidden Killers of the Tudor Home
Now days we think of the Tudor home as an icon of Britishness, timber framed, possibly thatched, a cottage, but these quaint relics of the past, belie the revolution in technology that changed them and …
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