45 secrets you never knew about the Titanic

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The Titanic at sea.

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  • The Titanic sank on April 15, 1912, but the wreck was not found until September 1, 1985.
  • The story of the ship, its passengers, and life on board still fascinates us today.
  • One of the ship's musicians wasn't officially declared dead until 2000.

The sinking of the Titanic on April 15, 1912, has captivated people for 113 years. The stories of survivors, the

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One of the most in-demand skills in Silicon Valley is a software program released 40 years ago

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Excel still remains a valuable skill in Silicon Valley.

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  • Tech firms are offering millions for AI pros amid the Silicon Valley talent wars.
  • Excel, however, is still the top tech skill in job listings.
  • Excel, released in 1985, remains crucial for managing data, the backbone of the AI industry.

AI is fueling talent wars in Silicon Valley, but one of the most coveted skills in the industry is

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Vintage photos show how the role of women in the workforce has evolved in the last 100 years

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A woman in a knit dress with flared sleeves works at an early model desktop computer made by Servus, 1970s.

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  • During the early 20th century, women's employment was affected by war and advancements in tech.
  • In the 1960s and 1970s, women were able to expand their horizons and career opportunities. 
  • Vintage photos from the past 100 years show how their roles have changed.

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I spent 2 months in Miami to see if I might want to live there. My trip was so good that I'm dreaming of a move.

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After spending two months in Miami, I think I'd really enjoy living there and would like to do so for at least half the year.

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  • I grew up in Los Angeles, but I've been thinking about where I might want to move next.
  • A two-month trip to Miami made me realize I really could picture myself living in the Florida city.
  • I liked how Miami was lively with tons of activities, beaches, friendly
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I looked for school supplies at Walmart and Dollar Tree. Many deals were similar, but one shopping experience was easier.

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Though I found Walmart had a better selection of supplies, I preferred Dollar Tree for several reasons.

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  • I looked for school supplies at Dollar Tree and Walmart for my kid who's going into second grade.
  • My shopping experience was more relaxed at Dollar Tree, but Walmart had way more variety.
  • Each store had some great deals, and I estimate I'd spend about the same overall at
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I lost my tech job at 37 and had to move back in with my parents. I was embarrassed, but more than anything, I'm grateful.

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Trevor Gebhardt and his dog Hank in his LA Apartment in April 2024
Trevor Gebhardt and his dog Hank in his LA Apartment in April 2024.

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  • Trevor Gebhardt got laid off last year at 37 from an AI startup in Los Angeles.
  • He applied for tech jobs, delivered food, and lived off credit cards before giving in.
  • He now earns half as much at a bank in Ohio, but hopes to go back to LA.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Trevor Gebhardt

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New Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 trailer reveals January 2026 release

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The hit anime Jujutsu Kaisen is finally returning, and a brand-new trailer teases the next major arc and reveals its release window.

Adapted from the wildly popular manga, Jujutsu Kaisen follows high schooler Yuji Itadori, who becomes host to the fearsome curse Ryomen Sukuna and joins a secret society of sorcerers tasked with destroying him. Season 3 picks up immediately after the events of season