Ken Hardy, a well known Irish artist. Circa 1993.

The “sacred” cryptoplace was organized on the wall of one of the city’s building, though its author is unknown. The residents of Russia’s Yekaterinburg woke up one day to find that some provident citizen

The “sacred” cryptoplace was organized on the wall of one of the city’s building, though its author is unknown. The residents of Russia’s Yekaterinburg woke up one day to find that some provident citizen

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Welcome back to Mid-Week Meditations, Lifehacker’s weekly dip into the pool of stoic wisdom, and a guide to using its waters to reflect on and improve your life. This week’s selection comes from Epictetus

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In November, Joe Ricketts, the billionaire founder of online brokerage firm TD Ameritrade, patriarch of the family that owns the Chicago Cubs, million-dollar Trump donor, and father of the governor of

Casanova’s memoir is a picturesque romp in which the hero occasionally stops to eat. Giacomo Casanova (1725 -1798) priest, soldier, playwright, spy, composer, may have invented the lottery and escaped