Seeing The News: Sure, heading back to the classroom can feel like a chore. But when your country is forced to face something as awful as Ebola, when the schools reopen, it's a sign that maybe the worst of the epidemic is over.
On Friday, many around the world remembered the late King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia. Our friends over at PBS NewsHour dug up this great story when the King visited the Queen … of England. The King traveled to Balmoral in 1998 and was set to take a tour of the estate, when none other than the Queen hopped in the driver's seat.
Ever wonder why some words in English sound similar in German, but when you hear Hindi, it sounds like a foreign language? Minna Sundberg’s illustration offers a great way at understanding the relationships between languages.
London is no Manhattan grid, that's for sure. But, zoom out a bit and include London's 32 boroughs and you get something a little more square-like. Take a look at this map of the city completely re-imagined.
I love Canada. Wow.
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