Today’s Forum Thread of the Day showcases Jason Dufner’s Cobra wedges. Our members have been discussing the wedges, which feature an “I love science” stamping (possibly aimed at Bryson DeChambeau), as well as Dufner’s current affinity for the company’s clubs. Here are a few posts from the thread but make sure to check out the…
Read moreBirmingham’s cultivation of talent
Jon Bloomfield offers a resolutely positive view of the lived experience of migrants to the city of Birmingham and their contribution to the city’s economy and culture. Successive chapters deal with the NHS, the upward mobility of second-generation immigrants, entrepreneurship, higher education, low pay, racism, schooling, faith, and family structures. Upbeat Illustrated throughout by direct…
Read moreForum Thread of the Day: “Best fade bias drivers?”
Today’s Forum Thread of the Day comes from ohiohunter2 and explores the subject of fade bias drivers currently on the market. Looking for a driver that sits a little open and is anti-hook, our members give ohiohunter2 their best suggestions. Here are a few posts from the thread, but make sure to check out the…
Read moreWhat’s wrong with those anti-vaxxers? They’re just like the rest of us.
Whenever I talk about my research on how parents come to decide to reject vaccines for their children, my explanations are met with a range of reactions, but I almost always hear the same questions. What is wrong with those parents? Are they anti-science? Are they anti-expert? Are they simply ignorant or selfish? Are they crazy? The…
Read moreNetflix just became the first major studio to threaten a Georgia boycott if its abortion ban takes effect.
Earlier this month, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill that would effectively ban all abortions after six weeks — a time in which many women don’t even know they are pregnant. The bill provides no exemptions for rape or incest. The bill is expected to be challenged in court before it takes effect in…
Read moreCafeteria worker fired for serving free lunch to student who couldn't pay.
When a high school student at Mascoma Valley Regional High School in Canaan, New Hampshire, came down the lunch line, but couldn’t pay, cafeteria worker Bonnie Kimball served him a meal for free. A week later, Kimball lost her job. Kimball claims she knew the student his entire life, and trusted that when she asked…
Read moreMom wears summer dress for years without noticing the NSFW pattern in plain sight.
Everyone has a few clothing items in their wardrobe that just become staples over the years. Whether it be that oversized college sweatshirt or that one t-shirt you bought 10 years ago that you just can’t seem to part with, there are just certain clothing items that make you feel like you whenever you slip…
Read moreOver 1 million people have already used this free text message counseling service.
Each year, the Skoll Foundation awards entrepreneurs who are creative innovations to change the world. And there’s perhaps no area in greater need of innovative new strategies than mental health. Click Here: One of Skoll’s 2019 awards was recently given to Nancy Lublin, creator of the Crisis Text Line. The idea is deceptively simple: Using…
Read moreAmerica burns more of its used plastic than it recycles and it’s turning our planet into a trash fire.
We have a plastics problem. Since the 1950s, 8.3 billion tons of plastic have been produced. Yes, that’s billion with a “b.” But it isn’t just the production of plastic that’s the problem. It’s also the disposal of plastic. Whatever you do, don’t burn plastic. A report by Tearfund, Fauna & Flora International, WasteAid and…
Read moreZero emissions: Amsterdam is boldly getting rid of diesel and gas vehicles.
As the importance of living on a cleaner planet becomes pressing, more cities are taking it upon themselves to enact green initiatives. However, a new plan from the City of Amsterdam is going to be a sucker punch to a major source of pollution. Amsterdam announced plans to phase out all gas and diesel vehicles…
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