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Baking Basics
With chocolate chip cookies as the medium, master baker Jay explains the reasoning behind all the ingredients involved in baking, and techniques that affect taste and texture.
The Afterlife of Stuff
The average American produces about 1500 pounds of waste a year. What happens to our trash and recycling after you figure out which bin to put it in? Is there a better way to do this?
Becoming A Mathematical Savant
Impress strangers and friends (but mostly just your parents) by learning how to use an abacus.
Shapeshifters of the Deep
They may be soft and squishy, but with their amazing ability to change shape and color, Cuttlefish are truly the ocean’s masters of disguise.
Welcome to the Motherland
Catch a glimpse of the country of Iran through the eyes of an Iranian.
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The Two Important Questions I ask myself every morning.
Everyone can set goals, but it is hard to stay focused to accomplish your goals. My dream was to attend an Ivy League University. Tt took me 281 rejections to get there, but I stayed focused by asking myself two questions every morning. These two questions reminded me of my goal and to stay focused on it. I want to share with you how asking yourself two simple questions can help you stay focused and motivated long enough to accomplish your goals.
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The Journey to Becoming a Figure Skater
Understand the basics when watching this sport and an interactive demo on what spinning on ice is like.
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The Mechanics of Watches
Watches aren’t just things enabling you to wear time on your wrist, they’re delightfully intricate machines with emotional and stylistic value. JK tells about the details of watches that most people take for granted and why they’re part of his passions.
The Art of Tidying
Do you avoid home to study because it’s too messy? Are you overwhelmed every time you have to move by just how many things you have? Then you might need to tidy. But this isn’t your mother’s tidying (unless your mother reads Marie Kondo), this is the art of being able to let go of the things you don’t need anymore and finding the stuff that sparks joy in your heart.
