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In 1995, chef Alice Waters started the Edible Schoolyard at a Berkeley middle school; 31 years later, its network connects more than 5,800 food-and-garden education programs across 75 countries

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In 1956, a 60-year-old California woman found building blocks too expensive and began hauling bottles from a dump; 25 years later she had turned tens of thousands of discarded objects into a 15-building folk-art village

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In 1968, a London buyer paid £45 for a painting in a junk shop because he suspected it might be special; experts later confirmed it as a Van Gogh, and in 2020 the work sold for about €12 million to €15 million

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A New Zealand couple bought an abandoned school, then spent three years and about NZ0,000 turning the classroom into a home and chalet; the property is now listed for enquiries over NZ5,000

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A New Zealand couple bought an abandoned school, then spent three years and about NZ$250,000 turning the classroom into a home and chalet; the property is now listed for enquiries over NZ$595,000

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‘When I moved to China’: Major row over Katie Zacharia’s calling herself a lawyer; only citizens can get a license to practise law in China

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A retired Georgia farmer began turning old tin, bicycle parts and scrap metal into homemade figures; over the next two decades hundreds filled his roadside property before his discarded-material art reached museums

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Parts of Ontario move to permanent daylight saving time to avoid disruption for businesses and families. What will happen on November 1?

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In 1930, a Pittsburgh plumber built a tiny aluminium observatory in his backyard for a homemade telescope; its unusual dome became a prototype for observatory designs and later helped bring him face to face with Einstein

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A UK woman paid £5 for a ring at a car boot sale, believing it was costume jewellery. An expert later identified it as an 18-carat gold ring set with a 3.02-carat natural diamond worth about £15,000!

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‘Faced a lot of racism’: Indian woman working as a nurse in Australia asks if not liking life abroad is a good reason to return. Redditors say…

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In 2014, a couple bought an 18th-century Scottish church and renovated it into a five-bedroom home and working bistro; the 4,779-square-foot property is now on the market with offers over £550,000

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YouTuber Matt Walsh sounds ‘grim’ warning about AI chatbots as he questions what happens when humans replace friends | World News

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Meet Aryash Shyam, the 14-year-old Indian-American student who won a ,000 national writing prize for a historical-fiction story set in a Philadelphia print shop on July 4, 1776

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Meet Aryash Shyam, the 14-year-old Indian-American student who won a $1,000 national writing prize for a historical-fiction story set in a Philadelphia print shop on July 4, 1776

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Australian homeowner said bamboo from next door spread beneath his fence and blocked his sewer; court finds a future damage risk, orders staged removal and A$6,253.50 toward treatment and repairs

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How Chinese parts are fuelling Houthi ambitions to strike Israel and Saudi Arabia

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Scientists compared lightning from 16 major eruptions between 2010 and 2024 and found it usually peaked 0.5 to 2 hours after the first flash, averaging 1.1 hours, while wider ash plumes kept it going longer |

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Explosive volcanic eruptions often come with intense electrical activity, known as volcanogenic lightning. The team analysed 16 eruptions with a Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) of 4 or above between 2010…

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In 1995, chef Alice Waters started the Edible Schoolyard at a Berkeley middle school; 31 years later, its network connects more than 5,800 food-and-garden education programs across 75 countries

In 1956, a 60-year-old California woman found building blocks too expensive and began hauling bottles from a dump; 25 years later she had turned tens of thousands of discarded objects into a 15-building folk-art village

In 1968, a London buyer paid £45 for a painting in a junk shop because he suspected it might be special; experts later confirmed it as a Van Gogh, and in 2020 the work sold for about €12 million to €15 million

A New Zealand couple bought an abandoned school, then spent three years and about NZ$250,000 turning the classroom into a home and chalet; the property is now listed for enquiries over NZ$595,000

‘When I moved to China’: Major row over Katie Zacharia’s calling herself a lawyer; only citizens can get a license to practise law in China

A retired Georgia farmer began turning old tin, bicycle parts and scrap metal into homemade figures; over the next two decades hundreds filled his roadside property before his discarded-material art reached museums

Parts of Ontario move to permanent daylight saving time to avoid disruption for businesses and families. What will happen on November 1?

In 1930, a Pittsburgh plumber built a tiny aluminium observatory in his backyard for a homemade telescope; its unusual dome became a prototype for observatory designs and later helped bring him face to face with Einstein

A UK woman paid £5 for a ring at a car boot sale, believing it was costume jewellery. An expert later identified it as an 18-carat gold ring set with a 3.02-carat natural diamond worth about £15,000!

‘Faced a lot of racism’: Indian woman working as a nurse in Australia asks if not liking life abroad is a good reason to return. Redditors say…

In 2014, a couple bought an 18th-century Scottish church and renovated it into a five-bedroom home and working bistro; the 4,779-square-foot property is now on the market with offers over £550,000

YouTuber Matt Walsh sounds ‘grim’ warning about AI chatbots as he questions what happens when humans replace friends | World News

Meet Aryash Shyam, the 14-year-old Indian-American student who won a $1,000 national writing prize for a historical-fiction story set in a Philadelphia print shop on July 4, 1776

Australian homeowner said bamboo from next door spread beneath his fence and blocked his sewer; court finds a future damage risk, orders staged removal and A$6,253.50 toward treatment and repairs

How Chinese parts are fuelling Houthi ambitions to strike Israel and Saudi Arabia

Scientists compared lightning from 16 major eruptions between 2010 and 2024 and found it usually peaked 0.5 to 2 hours after the first flash, averaging 1.1 hours, while wider ash plumes kept it going longer |

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