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HowStuffWorks looks at the trend toward downsizing that has led more than a few people to make their home in the tiny space of a shipping container.

Books to boost your kid’s passion for the outdoors By Lauren Daley Globe Correspondent,Updated May 18, 2021, 3:41 p.m. Email to a Friend More than a few titles to inspire interest in birds, trees, sea life, and more. From forest to ocean, mountains to rivers, New England teems with natural beauty. With warm weather finally here, kids can stop scrolling and start strolling toward beaches, streams, and trails. Here are a few great books to get them pumped for some outdoor exploring. FROM PONDS TO SEA For ages 4 to 8, you can’t go wrong with any of Workman’s “Backpack Explore...

FEATURE: Dungiven woman shares her story of loss and infertility in new book Aideen and husband Andrew gave birth to twins last year, but sadly baby Eoin passed away seven weeks later. Aideen with Lucia, baby Eoin's twin. Reporter: ');  '); Dungiven native Aideen McCanny and husband Andrew lost their son Eoin last year shortly after she gave birth to twins. The pregnancy came after a lengthy process of IVF. Liam Tunney hears how the couple's story features in a new book documenting women's experiences with infertility. Aideen McCanny and husband Andrew have just had their 20-week scan when...

Read More In 2013, Professor Dornan published his book, An Everyday Miracle: Delivering Babies, Caring for, Women — a Lifetime’s Work. The book candidly documented his experiences working in the maternity unit and anecdotes which provided “an insight into women’s lives and experiences as well as a sense of some of the ongoing debates within obstetrics and gynaecology”. He also hoped the book gave men a “greater understanding of the challenges that women face and how they cope with them”. In an interview with the Belfast Telegraph in 2013, he told of an experience he’d...

Submitting... “Hard to accept that someone with so much life, wit, and full of advice and laughter has left this world. A true friend. Thoughts are with his family and medical friends around the world. RIP Jim.” Also on Twitter, the chair of the Tiny Life charity Alison McNulty said:”The Board and Staff @TinyLifeCharity are deeply saddened by the passing of our Founder and President Prof Jim Dornan. He was an inspirational, warm hearted and genuine man who dedicated his life to improving the lives of others. We wish to offer our condolences to his family.” The NIPANC pancreatic cancer...