In August 2019, the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association built a 16-foot pyramid of jugs in its main entrance in Phoenix. The goal was to show residents of this desert region how much water they each use a day—120 gallons—and to encourage conservation.
“We must continue to do our part every day,” executive director Warren Tenney wrote in a blog post. “Some of us are still high-end water users who could look for more ways to use water a bit more wisely. Read More...
The Doodle Challenge on TikTok Makes Your Brain HurtBy Katie GarrityUpdated May 18 2020, 7:32 p.m. ET
Source: TikTokSince lockdown and stay at home orders began, there have been all kinds of challenges that have been floating on the Internet. Most of these challenges have been created and gone viral thanks to the mega-popular social media app, TikTok. These challenges range from hitting your boyfriend in the head with your purse to intricate dances to Beyonce to something as simple of drawing a doodle. Read More...
Don’t even try thinking of Donald Trump’schoice for ambassador to Israel as a diplomat. David M. Friedman is far from that. But he serves very well as a reply in kind, an answer in human form.
It’s like this: For the last three years Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the man who leads Israel, has sent signal after signal that he’s done with peace talks, or ever pulling Israeli troops out of the West Bank. Read More...
