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As fears over coronavirus grew, so did the opportunity for homeowners to lock in lower mortgage rates. The number of mortgage refinance applications jumped 26%
Americans rush to refinance mortgages amid coronavirus Read More
Coronavirus: Four tips to help you. It took the recent outbreak to make many of us aware of how often we touch our faces. Now that we know that it’s bad to touch our faces, how do we break a habit.
Coronavirus: Four tips to help you stop touching your face Read More
Finding out the extraordinary in ordinary life. From Socrates to Shakespeare to Henry James, many a great mind has maintained that the unexamined life is not worth living.
Finding out the extraordinary in ordinary life Read More
Sally Rooney’s first novel. Following the “Normal People”, the first novel by Ireland’s great writer, Sally Rooney, is adapted to television by the BBC.
Sally Rooney’s first novel to adapt to the television screen Read More
Memories of 1973. In 1973, there were no Youtube, no CDs, no online radio channels specially tailored to each music taste. There was no computer, no internet.
A musical journey to the memories of 1973 Read More
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832) poet, critic and naturalist. Even today it remains the most important person in German literature.
Would it be without reading Goethe? No way! Read More
Contrary types, creativity and innovation management. Those who think contrary can not prevent their actions, a new idea becomes a passion, it surrounds their souls.
Contrary types, creativity and innovation management Read More
The year is 1863… Édouard Manet put a painting on the exhibition called Salon de Paris. Those who came to the exhibition could not understand what was happening. People engaged in academic arts and painters who adhere to the painting traditions laughed, teased and even insulted when they saw the work. When you stepped into the Salon de Paris exhibition at that time, you could understand exactly where Manet’s Luncheon on the Table was in the sound made by the people who disgraced the work.
Luncheon on the Grass: A revolutionary starting point for Modern Art Read More
Rijeka is not a beautiful city, at least not in classic sense. For tourists, the port city in northern Croatia has so far been only one stop on the way south.
Rijeka, the southern European Capital of Culture is waking up Read More
So that bikers and walkers become friends. A walk purifies the mind and frees you from everyday stress. But what if you have unpleasant encounters? A guide to more harmony in the fresh air.
Five tips for a relaxing stay in nature Read More