In today’s news, Qatari humanitarian group works to enhance people’s lives and lessen suffering in Somalia, global weather agency reports 2015-2024 were hottest years in Earth’s history, Greece inaugurates police unit for animal-people protection, international team of engineers develops new way to recycle concrete waste into low-carbon alternative, brave British woman saves grandfather from trailer fire, vegan food company in United States sells miniature vegan beef sliders, and Kazakhstan takes major steps to protect endangered animal-folk.
Beautiful art and crafts light up the day. Here is a creative DIY tip for you. Repurpose Styrofoam into a strong, homemade glue. Simply soak Styrofoam pieces in acetone for up to three minutes until they dissolve into a thick adhesive. Remove and let the mixture dry slightly before use. This DIY glue bonds porous materials like paper, cardstock, craft foam, wood, and some fabrics, making it perfect for arts and repairs. Since Styrofoam takes centuries to decompose, this method helps reduce waste. However, acetone is flammable and emits strong fumes that can irritate the eyes, nose, and lungs. Always work in a well-ventilated area, wear gloves, safety glasses, and a mask, and store acetone away from heat and flames.
The following joke came to bring you some entertaining chuckles. It’s entitled “Cool History.”
Mark is talking to Camille before the final history exam:
“Hey Camille, I’m so stressed about this history final. I studied all night, but I still feel like I know nothing.”
“Relax, I’m just gonna write ‘Whatever, I’m cool’ for every answer. It’s a valid historical perspective on teenage rebellion, right?”
Mark just stared at her and said:
“But you’re not going to get a passing grade.”
“Yeah, but I’ll not pass with style.”
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