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For some, home is the house they grew up in. For others, it’s a country or a nation. Some find it in family, or in the arms of a lover, while others believe it’s where we go when we die. Some say home is the “ pale blue dot ” that is our planet, and still others believe it’s only a state of mind. Despite a glorious rooftop view of the Empire State Building, when my rent doubled at the Garment District retail space where I was illegally living, I realized that New York City had become unlivable; worse, I had come to feel like a stranger anywhere else in my country of birth. I reason...

Watch: Spring Fling Session at Lower Trestles Featuring all kinds of ripping by folks like Ian Crane, Kevin Schulz, Kade Matson and more Marcus Sanders Link copied to clipboard Vid: Peyton Willard Last week’s Spring Fling saw fun, south-swell waves all over the West Coast. And while it was enjoyed by all kinds of surfers riding all kinds of equipment, as is normally the case, Lower Trestles saw the most high performance action — as evidenced by the shred edit above, featuring folks like Ryan Huckabee, Kevin Schulz, Ian Crane, Taj Linbald, Kade Matson, Eva Hoffman, Lucca Mesinas and more.

Australia is a multicultural society. There are different traditions, cultures, accents and languages all over the country. The latest Census data show almost 30 per cent of Australians speak a language other than English, or English and another language, at home. In our latest survey, we have had responses from 281 multilingual families across Australia, who speak a variety of languages at home. They include Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin, Teo Chew and Spanish. We found many first-generation migrant parents are hesitant to pass on their first language to their children. This is because they ...

Copy to clipboard Back Don't be afraid to pass your first language, and accent, to your kids — it could be their superpower Posted by The Conversation | Tuesday 23 February 2021, 12:09 PM (AEDT) Australia is a multicultural society. There are different traditions, cultures, accents and languages all over the country. The latest Census data show almost 30 per cent of Australians speak a language other than English, or English and another language, at home. In our latest survey, we have had responses from 281 multilingual families across Australia, who speak a variety of languages at home....

From giant parrots and feathered dinosaurs to really old poop and The Bone Wars to the difference between body fossils and trace fossils, here are some fun facts about fossils, adapted from an episode of The List Show on YouTube. 1. A fossil showed that parrots used to be 3 feet tall. In 2019, a paper published in the journal Biology Letters described the fossil of a parrot that lived somewhere around 16 to 19 million years ago. The bones were originally found in 2008, but they were misidentified as an eagle because no one assumed there would be a parrot that big. The bird, believed to be ab...