- Vacated
CQ: With all that we do in public, from social media to publicly challenging ourselves to reach our goals, are we becoming *too* interdependent? Is the pendulum swinging from extreme independence into the opposite direction?
Full list of 23 articles after the jump!
- Vacated:
- : The UK Mirror – (O) Real Sixth Sense: Meet the ‘psychic’ children who see and talk to ghosts at their family home
- : Metro – (O) Giant ‘corpse flower’ that smells like rotting flesh attracts visitors to garden centre
- : Orange – (O) German tourists in naked fountain strip
- : Orange – (O) Girl and ape are best of ‘pri-mates’
- : Orange – (O) Funeral directors offer woollen coffins
- : Orange – (O) Beauty salon offers live snail facials
- : Metro – (O) Customs officials seize 10,000 sea turtles from man’s suitcase in India
- : New Scientist – (O) Sound waves levitate and mix floating drops of liquid
- : Phenomenica/IANS – (O) New Neptune moon discovered
- : The New York Times – (O) Hobbits’ Size Not Likely Linked to Growth Disorders
- : Metro – (O) Hotel spa offers new bathtub filled with beer treatment
- : Metro – (O) Top 10: Weirdest reasons for visa applications around the world
- : Orange – (O) Brits third in World Wife Carrying Championships
- : Orange – (O) Welshman’s delight at ‘Shed of the Year’ prize
- : Orange – (O) Chinese pay ?2,000 a month for breast milk
- : Orange – (O) Soap bubbles attack Tokyo street
- : Orange – (O) World’s most luxurious cat food
- : Stuff/Fairfax News AU – (O) NZ photos may solve Earhart mystery
- : Metro – (O) Postmen refuse to deliver mail to Shropshire man with ‘aggressive’ raspberry bush
- : New Scientist – (O) Citizen cartographers fill the gaps in maps
- : New Scientist – (O) What does the rise of green power mean for you?
- : Discover/Seriously, Science – (O) Eating in a cafeteria makes food taste worse.
- : The UK Telegraph – (O) Woman discovers flesh-eating maggots in her brain after holiday to Peru
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