"The method is to tame the horse according to its nature , avoiding cause fear and pain, and by earning their trust and loyalty"
President George W. Bush's portraits of world leaders appear to be copied off photos available on the internet
Regardless, many report still preferring old-school violins made by Italian masters
In the interest of branding, however, it doesn't matter who said it, only that it worked
Representations of the Buddha are highly particular
About 20 percent of reviews on Yelp might be fraudulent. But should Yelp have to disclose the identities of its reviewers?
The premise of combat juggling is pretty simple: juggle three items, and try to get your opponent to drop his three
Now is probably a good time to say that biking while drunk is never a good idea
In millennia past, asbestos has also been used to make stronger pottery and flame-proof napkins
Not just any eggs—260 egg-shaped sculptures that range from ornate to modern
In 1964, the manufacturer who made Mummy Brown reportedly ran out of mummies to grind up
A labor board ruled that football players at Northwestern University are “employees” and have the right to form unions
Nobody wants to join the ugly lobby, but that might be what we need to battle "lookism"
This doesn't mean we should stop reading them those books, however
A visit to a serene lake in Missouri kicked off an obsession with creating time-lapse images of fireflies
Detroit (for now) has prevented a massive sale of artwork, but Delaware’s art museum hasn’t been so lucky
Spreepark, a theme park outside of Berlin has been abandoned for 13 years, but it may get a new lease on life
As the potter adds different strokes, the design spins and melds and transforms in front of your eyes
While Thierry Henry is guaranteed to make $4.3 million in the MLS this year, a NWSL player will be lucky to make $30,000
The bird's presence in the painting lends insight into trade between Europe and Australia in the 15th century
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