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China officially attributes just 5,200 deaths to COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic, including fewer than 40 COVID deaths since Beijing lifted President Xi Jinping's strict but ultimately futile "zero COVID" strategy Dec. 7, The Washington Post reported Monday night. But "projections made by international experts put the real death toll closer to 5,000 people each day, with several models predicting more than 1 million COVID deaths in China in 2023." Chinese public health officials acknowledge that COVID spread rapidly after the lockdowns and mandatory testing were eased. But government censors are removing videos of long lines of mourners waiting to...

Sharing a thought.  We need to shape our education system around a theory of good that also helps shape our desires.  so far it has been catch as catch can.  Not the best solution .To illustrate, food is a good, but history shows us a vastly shorter list than apparent today.  A short list may actually be a greater good.  How do we know?  Recall those irish navies and their four pounds of potatos and a glob of fermented milk.just that should make you question such excess.What is worse, we today have food sales been processed and then pushed.  Difficult...

Make your own ribbon dragon for Chinese New Year! This fun craft has lots of room to add your own creative touches. The post Chinese New Year Ribbon Dragon was featured on Fun Family Crafts.

By Jason Sandy Collection of Thames fossils, Sam Caethoven. Can you imagine seeing a hippo swimming in the River Thames or a rhino drinking from its cool waters? Millennia ago, London was home to a wide variety of animals typically associated with Africa, not Europe. During the Paleolithic Age, ancient beasts such as straight-tusked elephants, hippos, rhinos, cave lions, wolves, hyenas, brown bears, giant deer, and large oxen (known as aurochs) freely roamed the fertile Thames Valley and grazed in the grassy floodplain along the river. At that time, the banks of the Thames extended to present day Trafalgar Square, and...

XGIMI doesn’t carry the same brand recognition as the biggest players within the home entertainment technology category. But since launching in 2013, the Chinese company has steadily built a reputation for designing multifunctional smart home theater projectors for nearly all budgets and applications. We don’t hesitate to say their models are often deserving of serious consideration if budget and installation/placement are strong concerns. XGIMI’s Android-powered projectors often top lists for consumer-grade, everyday projector models primarily because they’re extremely easy to set up; their catalog of projectors automatically focus and calibrate images on start up, and include built-in streaming app services,...