Un Pedacito de Mi by Vera

02/25/2026

Tomorrow night, February 25, 2026 at 6 pm, we welcome Dan Marchini online!

Please inbox us for the zoom link.

Join us for a night of community and healing!

Cost: Donation via venmo to Dan.

See you online tomorrow night!!!

Thank you!!

08/31/2025

In 2009, Iceland closed its last McDonald's. The final meal is still on display and it has barely changed after 16 years.

08/30/2025

Germany has unveiled a salt-and-air battery that could change renewable energy storage forever. Unlike lithium-ion batteries, which rely on expensive and limited resources, this new design uses common salt and oxygen to store energy. It can last for decades without losing capacity and is completely recyclable.
The battery is cheaper, safer, and eco-friendly. More importantly, it removes reliance on lithium, cobalt, and rare earth metals — which are often mined under harsh conditions. By using abundant materials, Germany could provide a blueprint for the next generation of green energy storage.
If deployed globally, this technology could accelerate the world’s transition to renewable energy by making it stable, affordable, and scalable.

08/30/2025

Katt’s wisdom wrapped in comedy: not everyone you vent to wants to help — some just like watching chaos. 🎪😂
This is what makes Katt stand out — he isn’t just funny, he’s giving survival tips disguised as punchlines. He’s basically saying: check your circle, because not everybody is rooting for you. 🎤🔥
That’s why his fans love him: every laugh comes with a life lesson. 🙌💯

08/22/2025

In Japan, tipping is not customary and often considered rude. This stems from the cultural philosophy of omotenashi a tradition of selfless hospitality where excellent service is provided out of pride, not for extra money. Instead of tips, many restaurants, hotels, and ryokans automatically include a service charge of about 10–15%, ensuring high standards are met without additional payment. For visitors, this means you can enjoy attentive, thoughtful service without worrying about gratuity. The practice highlights Japan’s deep-rooted value of respect, dignity, and genuine care in human interaction.

08/22/2025

Also called: Chikungunya fever

08/22/2025

08/22/2025

Norway anyone?

Norway isn’t just famous for its fjords and folklore it’s also home to high-quality universities with free tuition for Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. degrees. 🇳🇴

Even Erasmus exchange students get free tuition, and some may receive financial support to help cover living expenses.

08/21/2025

Madera County has confirmed an outbreak of Canine Distemper Virus (CDV) in the Fresno River, which is highly contagious and can cause respiratory, gastrointestinal, and neurological symptoms in dog…

08/21/2025

Henry Darby, the principal of North Charleston High School in South Carolina, went far beyond the call of duty for his students working overnight shifts at Walmart to support those facing serious financial hardship.

From 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., three nights a week, Darby stocked shelves, using every dollar he earned to help students pay for food, housing, and other essentials. For him, it wasn’t just about academics it was about ensuring his students had the stability they needed to succeed in life.

When his story spread, it struck a chord across the nation. Walmart honored his dedication with a $50,000 donation, and crowdfunding efforts raised over $195,000 to further help his students.

In recognition of his selflessness, Darby received South Carolina’s highest civilian honor, the Order of the Palmetto. His actions stand as a powerful reminder that true leadership means service, and that sometimes the most impactful lessons a principal can teach happen far from the classroom.

08/21/2025

30-Day Peace & Love Guarantee

08/21/2025

In 2014, Nintendo’s Wii U sold far below expectations. Nintendo cut its sales forecast, warned of a loss, and reported falling revenue.

In response, President Satoru Iwata cut his salary for five months, while other executives also took pay cuts.

Iwata publicly explained that layoffs hurt morale and creativity, so he would not cut staff just to improve short-term numbers. His approach aimed to take responsibility at the top while protecting developers doing the creative work.