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Never in a million years would I have guessed this. Seriously, the headline looks like something you’d see from The Onion.
Construction workers in ancient China used sticky rice to make a super-strong mortar for city walls and other structures that even withstood earthquakes. Chemists now have discovered the ingredient in sticky rice that made the mortar so strong.
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Church Illegally Performs a Jesusy Version of “Hamilton” Some of you might remember a few months ago how a church up in Alberta, Canada, got some notoriety when part of its Easter performance from a few years back (featuring various Marvel and DC characters) was put on ...
mmmirele
Not Just an Ordinary DoorThe old door had to go. But it had seen things and was reluctant to go without notice.
Rightwingconspirator
Half-Staff Notice: Death of US Representative Jackie Walorski US Representative Jackie Walorski (R-IN2) was killed in an automobile wreck, along with two staffers Emma Thompson and Zach Potts, on a state highway in Indiana. The Indiana State Police have confirmed her death and the deaths of her ...
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Uncommon US Flags #1: US Yacht Ensign August is a month with no official flag observances in the United States. In light of that, I thought I would write a series on various US Flags, banners, standards, pennants, and such to fill up the month. I ... Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Cheechako
Uncommon US Flags #2: Commissioning Pennant A Commissioning Pennant is a flag flown from the masthead of a warship from the moment the ship is placed in service until the moment it is decommissioned. The only time the pennant is not displayed on a US ... Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
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