Think of a cruise and there’s likely an image of lounging by the pool, kids playing in the water, eating the buffet, and visiting exotic ports of call. And truth be told, that’s what the vast majority of trips are like. But there are entire subsets of cruises that don’t get near the amount of […] The post Naughty Cruises: 11 “Hush-Hush” Adult Cruises You’ve Never Heard About (Until Now) first appeared on Cruzely.com.| Cruzely.com
Heavy, severe rain events need a couple of conditions before farms in Western Canada get soaked: Moisture in the atmosphere is just one of them. The post Weather school: Reasons for big rainfall on the Prairies appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorWeather & Farming Articles - Manitoba Co-operator
In 1995, developer Tom Cousins purchased East Lake Golf Club, the historic home course of Bobby Jones that had fallen into disrepair. Cousins had a vision not only of restoring the golf course to its former glory, but also rejuvenating the community around the club. To do so, he created the East Lake Foundation to build mixed-income housing and provide more education and job opportunities for residents. It didn’t take long for Cousins’ vision to start to become a reality. The post How Tom...| Atlanta Magazine
China’s new anti-dumping duty on Canadian canola imports did shock prices, but the damage to canola values at the farm gate may not be as bad as previously feared.| Manitoba Co-operator
Japanese multinational investment holding company SoftBank announced on Tuesday that it will invest $2 billion into struggling American chipmaker Intel. The investment is reportedly equal to about 2% of the US company, which will make SoftBank the fifth-biggest shareholder. According to a joint statement by the two firms, SoftBank will pay $23 per share of […] The post SoftBank To Invest $2 Billion in Intel appeared first on Tokyo Weekender.| Tokyo Weekender
Two-tier pricing, charging one price to locals and another to visitors, is on the rise in Japan right now, but it is warranted?| Tokyo Weekender
The birth control blaze was set to take place in July, but there is no evidence it has happened yet. Reports indicate that there is another warehouse of USAID-purchased contraceptives in the United Arab Emirates, which is why I am writing this today; and why we need to get loud and stay loud. The post Why Is the U.S. Paying to Burn Birth Control? appeared first on Ms. Magazine.| Ms. Magazine
Term conservation easements, which come with expiry date, are a middle-of-the-road solution to balance grassland protection and farmer priorities. The post Term conservation easements a middle-of-the-road solution appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorOp/Ed & Farming Articles - Manitoba Co-operator
It's no exaggeration to say there is an 'arms race' when it comes to building new cruise ships. With interest in cruising booming over the past decade, cruise lines continue to plan and build new ships -- and each one seems to be bigger and better than the one before. Whereas a decade or two ago you might enjoy a ship with a pool and a rock-climbing wall, new ships today have everything from go-kart tracks to waterparks to roller coasters. And that's just for activities by the pool. Head in...| Cruzely.com
Public attention has shifted away from selenium management, but the trace mineral still an important health factor for horses to get in their diet.| Manitoba Co-operator
Weather models show no clear consensus on how late summer and early fall 2025 will shake out for the Canadian Prairies, but some expect cooler temperatures.| Manitoba Co-operator
The U.S. government’s less friendly tone against seed oil and corn syrup may play out in the markets for those farm crops. The post EXPERT’S RADAR JULY: U.S. government diet nudging could affect agriculture commodity markets appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorOp/Ed & Farming Articles - Manitoba Co-operator
Farm Credit Canada’s artificial intelligence tool, Root AI, has some learning to do before it can really pitch in on Canadian farms.| Manitoba Co-operator
Trade tensions raise the risk of Canada’s beef producers being left short of the medicines they need for their cattle herds.| Manitoba Co-operator
As the saying goes, “There’s more than corn in Indiana.” But did you know that there are castles?… The post The Story Behind the Castle of Metamora appeared first on Nomadic News.| Nomadic News
Today, we’re sharing where you can find the best spots to experience the Wizard of Oz in Kansas. Let’s get going!| Nomadic News
We’ve just opened early access to the Barn2 Bundles & Bulk Discounts app - a powerful new Shopify app designed to help merchants to increase Average Order Value (AOV), boost sales, and offer seamless quantity-based discounts to customers. Based on years of experience building WooCommerce discount plugins, we’ve brought everything we’ve learned to Shopify -| Barn2 Plugins
Manitoba has many lake and river shorelines to drop a fishing line without the cost of a boat, making shore fishing more accessible, and anglers can still catch impressive fish. The post The joys of fishing from shore appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorFarmit Manitoba & Farming Articles - Manitoba Co-operator
Manitoba-laid eggs provide good, locally produced nutrition while supporting local farmers and the Canadian agriculture industry. The post What I learned about Manitoba eggs appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorFarmit Manitoba & Farming Articles - Manitoba Co-operator
Let's get one thing straight right at the start. There is no bad time to cruise. Whether you want to have a summer vacation or a winter getaway, the weather somewhere in the Caribbean is always warm and welcoming. Meanwhile, Alaskan cruises are seasonal and don't sail the route during the times when you wouldn't want to visit. That said, with our experience having sailed seemingly every month on the calendar, we have found there are definite advantages and disadvantages to sailing each month ...| Cruzely.com
Schmidt’s Meat Market is like heaven for carnivores. This family-owned butcher shop is a mecca for meat lovers… The post Meat Lovers Flock to Schmidt’s Meat Market appeared first on Nomadic News.| Nomadic News
While lakes may attract visitors, some haunted places in Minnesota are also popular tourist attractions. If you’re looking… The post Where to Find Haunted Places in Minnesota appeared first on Nomadic News.| Nomadic News
Today, we’re sharing a few prominent East Coast cryptids. If you're daring enough, come along with us. Let's go!| Nomadic News
Rep. Majorie Taylor Greene's misleading bill exploits the fight against female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) to attack lifesaving gender-affirming care and undermine bodily autonomy for all.This false equivalence is grossly disingenuous, dangerous and extreme. It’s a transphobic ploy to stoke fear and score political points, all while dehumanizing trans people.| Ms. Magazine
The Tokara Islands are continuing to shake. In less than two weeks, the archipelago has experienced more than 900 earthquakes.| Tokyo Weekender
Today, we’ll look at the Stephen King house and tell you whether or not you can visit this Victorian mansion. Let’s dive in!| Nomadic News
Should you take a short cruise or a longer cruise? Are they the exact same? Are there any differences (other than the obvious length of the trip)? It used to be that the number of options you had for your cruise was fairly limited. These days it’s the exact opposite. As cruising has soared in popularity, the number of cruises departing ports has boomed. Today, you can find cruises to match any schedule. And while the traditional seven-day cruise is popular, shorter trips — some as short a...| Cruzely.com
Do you enjoy local folklore? If you travel across the country, you likely hear stories and legends of… The post The Legend Behind The Small but Fearsome Teakettler appeared first on Nomadic News.| Nomadic News
Today, we wanted to share what we learned about the Riverside Monster and why you should watch out for it. Let’s get to it!| Nomadic News
By upholding a South Carolina order that strips Medicaid funding from abortion providers, the Supreme Court abandoned both patient choice and the original civil rights vision behind Medicaid.Medicaid funding is crucial for low-income Americans—it's the vital thread that connects them with healthcare in a society where universal healthcare does not exist.| Ms. Magazine
Today, we're diving into the waters and looking at the White River Monster and what it could be. Let’s get started!| Nomadic News
What are butsukari otoko — men who intentionally bump and shove people around in crowded spaces like crosswalks or train stations?| Tokyo Weekender
Today, we're diving into our West Coast Cryptid Itinerary! You never know what you'll find. Let’s break it down!| Nomadic News
About 420 miles down I-95 from Jacksonville is the island city of Islamorada. When you cross the Florida-Georgia…| Nomadic News
In this week's news roundup we report on the 2025 Global Gender Gap Report and the State of the World Population report.| Tokyo Weekender
Prominent Japanese voice actress Megumi Hayashibara has sparked debate online following her latest blog post.| Tokyo Weekender
Residents in a Tokyo apartment building were outraged after a new owner suddenly raised the price of their rent from ¥72,500 to ¥190,000.| Tokyo Weekender
Fly fishing might seem like an exotic sport done elsewhere, but there’s plenty of opporuntity to explore this serene pursuit right here in Manitoba.| Manitoba Co-operator
Black Sheep Coffee, known for championing specialty robusta in an industry that prizes arabica, recently reported a 227% year-on-year surge in iced beverage sales. The reason? matcha. Gen Z is driving demand for health-forward, photogenic drinks – and matcha is the poster child. From Japanese ritual to café essential, matcha’s transformation is rewriting the coffee shop playbook.| Coffee Intelligence
Heartland Livestock Services in Virden and Grunthal Auction Mart in Grunthal have offered farmers in fire-threatened areas a safe place to evacuate their livestock.| Manitoba Co-operator
Canadian agricultural groups welcomed Mark Carney’s new minority federal government on Tuesday morning and pushed for immediate action on pressing issues.| Manitoba Co-operator
Few sectors are as globally enmeshed – and as politically exposed – as coffee. In recent weeks, Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on coffee imports have sent shockwaves through the industry. Arabica prices recently surged to $4.30/lb – only to later drop 60 cents amid tariff panic. Trump’s reciprocal tariffs (and the subsequent pause) is reshuffling global sourcing, including for coffee. However, uncertainty is the real tax – and few can afford it.| Coffee Intelligence
In January 2025, La Colombe Coffee Roasters – a brand once synonymous with craft, purity, and café authenticity – launched a limited-edition Strawberry Mocha Draft Latte. RTD coffee brands are ditching origin stories for seasonal drops, wellness claims, and curated aesthetics. There were over 200 new RTD products launched in Europe in 2023 alone. Canned coffee is being reimagined as lifestyle merch – not just a beverage.| Coffee Intelligence
In this week's news, we report on the Tohoku Shinkansen decoupling incident in Tokyo and we have the latest on the E10 bullet train series.| Tokyo Weekender
Kenshin Kamimura, a member of the group One N' Only, has reportedly been charged with indecent assault in Hong Kong.| Tokyo Weekender
Your Name producer Koichiro Ito was sentenced to four years in jail for paying cash to several underage girls for sex and filming their acts.| Tokyo Weekender
The European Union’s recent decision to delay the enforcement of its landmark European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) has set the record straight on whether plans will go ahead or be scratched. EU coffee imports hit €21.9 billion in 2022, underscoring that compliance is non-negotiable. Looking to cocoa and palm oil offers the coffee industry a roadmap for smarter EUDR preparation.| Coffee Intelligence
In this week's news roundup, we report on the decision by UNESCO to add Japanese sake brewing to its Intangible Cultural Heritage list.| Tokyo Weekender
A 58-year-old Australian Indigenous grandmother has been sentenced to six years in prison for smuggling methamphetamine into Japan.| Tokyo Weekender
Simose Art Museum has been named as the world's most beautiful museum at the Prix Versailles, the French world architecture and design awards.| Tokyo Weekender
As I’ve answered interviewers’ questions, I’ve noticed myself saying things like: 'I was surprised how difficult it was to be a woman in seminary, even at a seminary that’s fully| Ms. Magazine
Kenneth Bob, President, Ameinu 7/26/24 Leading up to this chaotic week in Washington DC, Ameinu leadership was involved in intense deliberations with| Ameinu
Our pick of this season’s best music festivals happening across Japan, from Kyushu to Hokkaido, featuring acts from around the globe.| Tokyo Weekender
Yonatan Zeigen, son of our dear friend and peace activist Vivian Silver who were murdered in kibbutz Be'eri on October 7, gave this beautiful speech at the Israeli-Palestinian Joint Memorial Ceremony that was held this week in Israel.| Ameinu
Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines are unique airlines that serve states that are heavily reliant on air travel. Is this purchase good for their customers?| Nomadic News
