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Journalist on the #paranormal beat. Tired dad. I also ❤️ puffins, nature, baseball, photography, music & horror. @superstitiousca founder.
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California peach farmer forced to rip up 9-year-old trees worth $12,500/acre after Del Monte bankruptcy strands $550M in contracts

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By Brian Baker
| Flipboard
2 hours ago For titans of industry in Silicon Valley, there is only a handful of enclaves where you might seek some R&R: Sun Valley, Lake Tahoe, Aspen – ‘the places bougie people go', one San Francisco-based entrepreneur in search of a family retreat says. ‘I didn't want that.' What he wanted was a place that …
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Three Adorable Rockhopper Penguin Chicks Falkland Islands

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By Joan Carroll, Brian Baker, Louise Magno
| pixels.com
Description Rockhopper penguin (Eudyptes chrysocome) chicks look quite different from the adults, as they do not develop the yellow crest feathers until they are older. Like other penguin chicks, their soft feathers create a cute and cuddly appearance. But also like other penguin chicks, they are left by their parents in their huge colonies while the parents go on foraging trips for food. Rockhoppers are known mainly for their ability to hop and leap across rocky terrain.
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This couple is living on a cruise ship 24/7 after selling their home: 'We're actually saving money while traveling' Original

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By Brian Baker
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Is it a given that when you bundle up all of your costs, you save money? That’s the question that led Katrina and Kevin Middleton of Arbroath, Scotland, to sell their home for more than $260,000 in February and move to a very big houseboat (1). The houseboat in question is the Allure of the Seas, a 1,181-foot-long Royal Caribbean cruise line that holds 5,400 to 6,300 guests (2). “This is the best decision we could’ve made, and we’re definitely a lot happier,” Katrina said.
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