Cryptic Crossword - Reader's Digest Australia
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Games - Reader's Digest Australia
WEBThe Formula 1 icon reportedly attended his daughter’s wedding recently in what would’ve been his first public appearance in 11 years. The Princess of Wales has welcomed a teen photographer navigating a rare cancer to Windsor Castle, and shared a touching moment as she returns to public duties. The Formula 1 icon’s daughter, Gina, has ...
14 inspiring movies about teachers that will uplift you
WEBReleased: 2020. Memorable quote: “We start by showing up.”. One of the newer movies about teachers on our list, 2020’s Critical Thinking is a movie based on a true story of the Miami Jackson High School chess team, the first inner-city team to win the US National Chess Championship. The film was directed by John Leguizamo, who also stars ...
20 rebus puzzles that are almost impossible to solve
WEBRebus puzzle #8. RD.COM. The answer isn’t “try to stand.”. If that’s what you thought, keep guessing. Answer: Try to understand. This puzzle was dubbed the hardest ever by a university professor.
How to ripen avocados in just 2 minutes - Reader's Digest Australia
WEBCut it in half vertically and remove the pit. Wrap each half in microwave-safe plastic wrap. Microwave on high for two minutes. When they’re cool enough to hold, run the wrapped avocados under cold water so they stop cooking. Here’s another trick: Wrap the uncut fruit in tinfoil and bake on a baking sheet at 95˚C for ten minutes.
18 of the most dangerous roads in the world - Reader's Digest …
WEBAny highway called Rodovia de Morte or Highway of Death is bound to be one of the most dangerous roads in the world. Stretching from Fortaleza in the north of the country to the southeast edge along the Uruguay border, this 4,490-km highway is the second-longest in Brazil and while it is advertised as being completely paved, that designation is dubious as much of BR-116 is in poor condition.
and where they come from - Reader's Digest Australia
WEBThe seven best-known hues of all, of course, are the colours of the rainbow. Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet have been commonly known as ROYGBIV for years, an unwavering rainbow fact. But with 9,999,993 other colours out there just waiting to be seen, we thought it was time to investigate rare colours around the world.
Meet the 22 dumbest criminals of all time - Reader's Digest Australia
WEBPolice in Ossining, New York were called to a mini-mart, where they found Blake Leak, 23, trying to break in. They chased Leak through the streets until both cops took a tumble. Seizing the opportunity, Leak sought refuge on the grounds of a large building. The building was the Sing Sing Maximum Security Prison, where he was promptly nabbed by ...
Reader's Digest Australia : Inspiring Stories, Health, Home, Lifestyle ...
WEBThe actor revealed that he is "enjoying life immensely" following his recent cancer battle, and shared his gratitude for the medical advancements that have made his recovery possible. True Stories & Lifestyle Advice. King Charles gives woman “the surprise of her life” on 87th birthday. Alice Ryce was visiting Dumfries House on her special ...
The 15 dog breeds perfect for first-time owners
WEBThe noble German shepherd is an excellent dog for first-time owners for many reasons. For starters, they are exceptionally smart pups that are easy to train, which is one reason why they are utilised in K-9 units. Second, they are gentle with their owners and unfailingly loyal – to the end that they make great watchdogs.