Nobel Prize Winner Forgoes Strict Dress Code & Wears Traditional Japanese Hakama

Nobel Prize Winner Forgoes Strict Dress Code & Wears Traditional Japanese Hakama

One of the co-winners of the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine this year is Japanese scientist, Tasuku Honjo. His discovery paved the way for a new cancer treatment which he hopes can become available for patients around the world.
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Divers Guide to The Bahamas

Divers Guide to The Bahamas

Sheer walls, shallow beginner sites and a wealth of marine life rank the Bahamas as a budget-friendly divers’ gem and a perennial favorite. The Bahamas are practically synonymous with shark dives, and Bimini’s great hammerhead experience is truly bucket list worthy.
12 Artificial Reefs Around the World

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U.S. Marine dies, 5 missing after midair collision off Japan

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