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Climate Change: Now Your House Is the First Line of Defense
As climate change intensifies, homeowners are being urged to make their residences more resilient against natural disasters. From energy-efficient upgrades to structural reinforcements, your home can play a pivotal role in combating environmental challenges.Read the full article here.
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Santa Claus and Grinch street performers arrested after fight over tips: In Aguascalientes, Mexico, two street performers dressed as Santa Claus and the Grinch were arrested after a fight over tip disparities escalated. Santa Claus required medical aid.
Religious leader 'ruined Christmas' by telling school kids Santa isn't real: Parents were outraged after Rev. Paul Chamberlain told a group of 10- and 11-year-olds that Santa Claus isn't real, leaving many children in tears. The incident prompted formal complaints and apologies from both the vicar and the headteacher.
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, keeps Moravian Christmas traditions alive: Founded by Moravian settlers on Christmas Eve in 1741, Bethlehem continues to celebrate its rich traditions nearly 300 years later, including detailed Nativity scenes and handcrafted beeswax candles.
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5 Weird Tidbits for the Day
Telling ghost stories on Christmas Eve: An old tradition that has faded over the past century involved families gathering to share spooky tales by the fire.
The Christmas pickle ornament: In some cultures, a pickle-shaped ornament is hidden in the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. The first child to find it receives an extra gift or the privilege of opening the first present.
Feast of the Seven Fishes: On Christmas Eve, Italian-American households customarily have a seafood feast featuring seven different fish dishes.
Putz displays in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania: This tradition involves creating elaborate Nativity scenes that tell the story of Christ's birth, reflecting the city's rich Moravian heritage.
Carved radishes in Oaxaca, Mexico: On December 23rd, the city hosts "La Noche de Rábanos," where artisans carve intricate designs into radishes, creating festive displays.
Why Do Women Love Murder Documentaries So Much?
What is it about true crime that has us hooked? Dive into the psychology behind this surprising obsession and see if you can relate. You might just discover something fascinating about yourself.Find out more now!
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