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Michael Dell’s Florida resort development has sold roughly 40% of its 75 planned luxury condos, with prices starting at .95 million after earlier expectations put entry prices much lower

Michael Dell’s Florida resort development has sold roughly 40% of its 75 planned luxury condos, with prices starting at $8.95 million after earlier expectations put entry prices much lower

Billionaire Michael Dell’s investment in Boca Raton’s luxury real estate is attracting wealthy buyers, with roughly 40% of its condos already sold, even though the project only went public a few months ago, according to the Post. For a resort that opened in 1926, selling homes on its own grounds is a new kind of…

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Researchers studying 77 children from Bronze Age cemeteries in Serbia found that burial positions often differed by biological sex, suggesting gender-linked funerary customs were observed during childhood about 4,000 years ago

In Bronze Age communities of present-day Serbia, boys and girls did not have the same burial treatments as adult men and women. Even children who died at a young age received different burial treatment, with rules that distinguished males from females, with the direction of their heads and position of their bodies following different traditions….

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A Connecticut town paid 5,000 for a historic two-family home to create about 20 library parking spaces; a state preservation council has now voted to ask the attorney general to stop its demolition

A Connecticut town paid $455,000 for a historic two-family home to create about 20 library parking spaces; a state preservation council has now voted to ask the attorney general to stop its demolition

The property, located at 29-31 Eldridge Street, stands next to Manchester’s new Main Street library. A plan to demolish a historic house in Manchester, Connecticut, to make space for additional library parking has faced opposition from the state’s Historic Preservation Council. The town purchased the two-family property for $455,000 in June 2026, intending to replace…

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In 1997, Australia eradicated rabbits from Cabbage Tree Island as part of a wider Gould’s petrel rescue; by 2000 the colony had grown to more than 800 breeding pairs and was producing over 400 young a year

In 1997, Australia eradicated rabbits from Cabbage Tree Island as part of a wider Gould’s petrel rescue; by 2000 the colony had grown to more than 800 breeding pairs and was producing over 400 young a year

Representative Image (AI-generated) What do rabbits have to do with saving a rare seabird? On a small island off the coast of New South Wales, their presence was damaging the very habitat Gould’s petrels needed to survive. Getting rid of them became an important part of a much larger conservation effort. In 1997, conservationists successfully…

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Since 2004, Bill Gates has sent millions of anti-malaria nets to Africa, but the donated gear has been devastating local waters for years

Since 2004, Bill Gates has sent millions of anti-malaria nets to Africa, but the donated gear has been devastating local waters for years

Millions of insecticide-treated mosquito nets distributed across Africa to prevent malaria are being repurposed as fishing gear, raising concerns about declining fish populations, damage to aquatic habitats and the unintended consequences of humanitarian aid. The issue, highlighted in reporting by the International Collective in Support of Fishworkers (ICSF) and National Geographic, illustrates how equipment designed…

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Eating only 15-ml olive oil before having carbs can have a positive impact on blood sugar spike, in an experiment on mice scientists are tracing the effect to a combination of digestive hormones and nerve signals

Eating only 15-ml olive oil before having carbs can have a positive impact on blood sugar spike, in an experiment on mice scientists are tracing the effect to a combination of digestive hormones and nerve signals

The planetarium was included in Wright’s original plans for the Polk Science Building, which was constructed between 1954 and 1958. A planetarium designed by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright has reopened to the public in Florida, more than two decades after its projection system stopped working. Located at Florida Southern College in Lakeland, the restored…

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Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher once visited a Kenyan elephant sanctuary where orphaned calves were being raised for the wild amid drought and poaching threats | World News

Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher once visited a Kenyan elephant sanctuary where orphaned calves were being raised for the wild amid drought and poaching threats | World News

PC: Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher visited the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya, where they spent time with orphaned elephants at the Nairobi Nursery and older animals at Ithumba. The Trust’s account described the actors as captivated by the project and the individual stories of the elephants they encountered. Their visit…

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A bottle of Macallan 1926 whisky sold for £2.125 million; only 40 bottles came from the original cask after 60 years of maturation | World News

A bottle of Macallan 1926 whisky sold for £2.125 million; only 40 bottles came from the original cask after 60 years of maturation | World News

Representative Image of The Macallan 1926 Fine & Rare whisky bottle displayed against an exclusive auction backdrop ( AI Generrated Image) On 9 October 2026, a bottle of The Macallan 1926 Fine & Rare whisky sold for £2,125,000 at auction, making it one of the most expensive bottles of whisky ever sold. The sale took…

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A 2,300-year-old shipwreck off Croatia’s Vis island has yielded rare pottery, personal belongings and surviving wooden remains, offering a glimpse into merchant sailing during the Hellenistic period

A 2,300-year-old shipwreck off Croatia’s Vis island has yielded rare pottery, personal belongings and surviving wooden remains, offering a glimpse into merchant sailing during the Hellenistic period

A shipwreck found off the Croatian island of Vis has revealed an extraordinary collection of ancient pottery, personal belongings and surviving wooden remains inside a merchant vessel that once sailed the Adriatic Sea. The 2,300-year-old wreck has brought to light objects that offer a glimpse into the lives of sailors during the Hellenistic period. The…

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In 1981, Francis Ford Coppola found an abandoned Belize jungle lodge and turned it into a family retreat; 12 years later Blancaneaux opened as a 20-room resort, now drawing about 85% of its power from a creek

In 1981, Francis Ford Coppola found an abandoned Belize jungle lodge and turned it into a family retreat; 12 years later Blancaneaux opened as a 20-room resort, now drawing about 85% of its power from a creek

When Francis Ford Coppola acquired the property in 1981, it was a disused hunting lodge In 1981, American filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola bought an abandoned hunting lodge in the forests of western Belize. The private retreat for his family later became Blancaneaux Lodge, a 20-room resort surrounded by pine forests, rivers and waterfalls. The property,…

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