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Tips for Retaining Vital Information, from a Memory Champion
For a National Memory Champion, retention is about making new information meaningful and sensory by tying random ideas to concrete, visible items.
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Archive72 Hours in Santa Barbara
With a population of just under 100,000, Santa Barbara has a split personality: a high-end, meticulously groomed city peppered with pockets of culture and young energy.
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Archive72 Hours in Leipzig
Nicknamed “Hypezig”, Leipzig is Germany’s best open secret, with a thriving arts scene reminiscent of early ’90s Berlin.
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ArchiveThe Real Story of Record Store Day
Record stores were sinking, till some enterprising upstarts thought up Record Store Day and saved them.
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ArchiveNick Veasey’s Large-Scale X-Ray Photography
From a former spy station in the English countryside, Nick Veasey dissects everyday objects with his X-ray generator.
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ArchiveHow to Dress Your Own Wounds
It’s not a question of “if” you’ll get hurt, but “when” and “how badly”. Here’s how to take care of those wounds.
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Archive12 New Designs on the Traditional Playing Card
From ornate origins, playing cards became uninspired in the industrial age.
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ArchiveHow to Say No Politely
Patricia Fitzpatrick, founder of the Etiquette School of New York, gives a crash course in the polite no.
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ArchiveThe Magnetic Pull of Patagonia’s Highest Peaks
Photographer, filmmaker and climber Mikey Schaefer’s life is centered around his next ascent, and his commitment to this pursuit has brought him to some of the most remote locations in the world.
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ArchiveThe Gear You Need to Capture a Solar Eclipse
A solar eclipse lasts two minutes, and you’ve only got one shot. Get the right gear, and capture that corona.
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Archive72 Hours in the Faroe Islands
These islands are small — about the size of Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket combined — but they’re rich in mystical views and some of the best seafood in the world.
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ArchiveOnce Lost at Sea, an English Boat Finds a Home in Cayman Brac
In 1969, a humble electrical engineer from Teignmouth, England signed up to compete in the first solo round-the-world race.
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ArchiveCrisis and a Moment of Kindness in Cayman Brac
The Cayman Islands may be better known as a banker’s holiday paradise — but a chance encounter with a boat of Cuban refugees reveals the Islands’ real character.
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ArchiveDiving, Spearfishing and Beer: Welcome to the Cayman Islands
Great food, #nofilter scenery, countless adventures and nice people — the Cayman Islands have it all.
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