Published on: April 7, 2015Traveling has become increasingly tiresome, but as families move farther away from each other and lifestyles become increasingly global, it’s hard to avoid it. Increased security checks and rising luggage fees soured many to what used to be considered a special event. Still, some of those regulations have started to ease […]
Published on: February 11, 20165) Little Kids, Big Tobacco Although US law prevent children from smoking they can legally work on tobacco farms where they absorb more nicotine daily than found in a pack of cigarettes.It is reported that over 250,000 youths work annually on non-family farms for less than minimum wage.In a study of […]
Published on: April 27, 20157. King Of Kings and Lux Mundi, Ohio, United States – King of Kings was a 19 meters (62 f) tall statue of Jesus near Monroe, Ohio. Built only in 2004, it was destroyed by a lightning strike and subsequent fire in 2010. Lux Mundi (Latin for “Light of the World”) […]