It can be really tough to convince yourself to put on your happy face and go willingly into your life when you’re not a morning person. Struggling through the time period between your alarm clock’s obnoxious insistence and that point in the morning where you finally feel like a normal human being again can feel like pulling teeth—and not only for you.

At the outer edge of human habitation, life is all about survival and perpetual movement. Like their ancestors before them, nomadic tribes roam our planet's highest mountains in search of the best pastures for their livestock. There are no roads, no electricity, no fixed addresses.

Whether it’s a first date or a Friday night ritual, dinner and a movie is the most common date option. Sure it’s an easy go to, but is it the best option to get to know someone new or spend quality time with your sig other? Now that it's officially summer, we say ditch the routine and try some of these fun ideas instead.

Honestly, the title of this article sounds like a joke. Guess what? It isn’t! The absolute truth is, underwater ice hockey DOES exist and it is a recognized sport. There is even a world cup! How does one get into underwater ice hockey? It isn’t easy, but there are places where there are teams, and they are looking to expand the sport further into new places as well.

The trip would span five days, covering a 50-mile segment of General Carrera Lake. Puerto Sanchez, the group decided, is where they would begin their kayaking journey, from where they would eventually arrive at their destination, Puerto Ibanez. The team of outdoorsmen planned many stops along the banks of the northern shore where they would camp and explore remote hiking trails. On paper, the trip was nirvana.

It is said time and time again that if one is bilingual, they will have a better chance of being employed in the future, boasting an entirely different set of linguistic skills as opposed to their monolingual counterparts.