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This article from National Geographic Kids tells the story of two young chimpanzees, Felix and Mara, who were rescued by rangers from the Okapi Wildlife Reserve in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The chimps had lost their mothers to poachers and were in poor health. They were taken to the Lwiro Primates Rehabilitation Center, where they received care and attention from human caretakers. As they grew healthier, they were introduced to other young chimps at the center and eventually formed a new family. The article also provides information on the differences between monkeys and apes and offers tips on how to help chimpanzees in the wild. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the rising popularity of fall as the top wedding season, with 42 present of weddings taking place between September and November. Topics include the seasonal trends in wedding timing, the importance of early stocking for retailers, and a selection of products for wedding planning and gifts for the newlyweds.

Byline: Adgully Bureau This Diwali, Bingo! decided to put a stop to generic festive wishes forwarded year after year, by introducing The BOINGAiTOR - a WhatsApp bot that creates personalized [...]

Office Depot, an operating company of The ODP Corp. and an omnichannel retailer, reported it is making it easier for customers to connect and celebrate life's special moments with the [...]

Byline: Adgully Bureau Funky Pigeon has announced the launch of its new brand identity in partnership with newly appointed creative agency of record, VCCP London, marking the beginning of a [...]

Office Depot, an operating company of The ODP Corp. and an omnichannel retailer, reported it is making it easier for customers to connect and celebrate life's special moments with the [...]

Located a stone’s throw from Padstow’s historic quayside, the flagship Whistlefish gallery spans three buildings, offering art prints, cards and gifts, and Roskilly’s ice cream from a small parlour. The [...]

The article focuses on the history and significance of the 1890 Jubilee Christmas card, which was issued to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Uniform Penny Postage. Topics include the design and purpose of the card, its connection to the Rowland Hill Benevolent Fund, and the variety of overprints and cancellations on the card. The article also discusses the discovery of a forgery in 1979, the investigation and prosecution of the forger, the genuine card from the reproduction.

The article discusses the concept of sympathetic resonance, which is when two stringed instruments can communicate and vibrate in response to each other. The author compares this to human hearts, stating that they are meant to vibrate in response to others. However, the author acknowledges that not everyone's heartstrings vibrate in the same way, and that some people may have rigid heartstrings that do not resonate with the suffering of others. The article also explores the idea of flourishing, which is the manifestation of our potential and becoming our best selves. The author emphasizes that flourishing is not about faking happiness or ignoring negative emotions, but rather about integrating all emotions into our lives and sharing our pain with loved ones. The article concludes by stating that efforts to support and promote participation in pathways such as family, work, education, and close social relationships can have substantial effects on human flourishing. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers a preview of multiple products, including " Jack O'Lantern Bowl Set", for Halloween decor, from Primitives by Kathy; " Resin Ghosts and Jack O'Lantern", halloween decorations made of resin, from Boston International, and "Taper Candles", from Mud Pie.

This article explores the issue of ageism and the need to address negative stereotypes about aging. The author shares a personal encounter where elderly individuals were ridiculed, highlighting the prevalence of ageism even among those who fight against other forms of discrimination. The article also points out the lack of attention given to ageism compared to racism and sexism. Negative stereotypes about older people, such as being weak, sickly, and technologically inept, are identified. The author stresses the importance of challenging these stereotypes and recognizing the abilities and contributions of older individuals. The article discusses the significance of combating ageism and promoting positive perceptions of aging. It highlights the efforts of Pope Francis in advocating for the elderly and the importance of intergenerational contact to reduce ageism. The author shares personal experiences and role models for aging, emphasizing the value of gratitude and being open about one's age. The article encourages individuals, especially older adults, to challenge ageist stereotypes and stay mentally and physically active. [Extracted from the article]

FAR LEFT: 1 Hand-coloured birthday card from the 1920sCENTRE LEFT: 2 Hand-coloured Valentine’s Card, with new-fangled glitter, c.1930LEFT: 3 Christmas card dating from World War II When excavators began digging [...]

This article from Albuquerque: The Magazine explores the watercolor art of Dana Caruso, who draws inspiration from nature and shadows. Caruso's passion for drawing began in her formative years and evolved into a thriving business featuring her watercolor art on greeting cards. She uses watercolor as her medium of choice and follows a wet-on-wet technique, allowing the water and pigment to bleed and run on the paper. Caruso sells her artwork at local art shows and on Etsy, with a focus on sharing her love of painting with others. [Extracted from the article]

Canva is a highly useful art and design app for the iPad that offers ease of use and flexibility. It can be used to create vibrant artwork, posters, documents, and more. While there is a premium subscription available, the free version of Canva is still quite useful. The app provides basic tools for design, such as removing backgrounds from images and using templates for presentations or social media posts. Canva allows users to create party invitations easily by selecting a template, customizing it with personal details, and then downloading or printing the final product. The app also offers options for resizing, sharing, and saving projects. [Extracted from the article]

The article assesses a range of products, featuring the Campout Campfire & S'mores play set by Wonder & Wise, the Bourbon Trail Coasters from Keva Style + Created By, and the "Catatonic" greeting card by Hester & Cook in the Trending Gifts - Winter Market segment.

While the U.S. leans heavily toward a market economy, it still retains some vestiges of publicly provided goods and services. Virtually every community in America has libraries and public parks [...]