A school in a cave, in a place which literally means a cave. You may see just one classroon in this picture, but the entire school is inside the cave, including the basketball basketball court.

According to Reuters, “Children attend class at the Dongzhong (literally meaning "in cave") primary school at a Miao village in Ziyun county, sou

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Scopolamine: Scopolamine is a colorless, tasteless, odorless drug. It is also known as hyoscine and is classified as a tropane alkaloid. The drug can be obtained from plants in the Solanacea (nightshade) family. Most scopolamine comes from jimsome weed, or as in Columbia, borrachero trees. The plants it can be derived from are many, and abund

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Modern Toilet Restaurant in Taipei, Taiwan is fast gaining popularity because of its theme, what else, but by being a toilet. If a person would ask me to put up a restaurant with this theme, I would definitely say no, because who would want to eat in the toilet. But I may be wrong since this restaurant is becoming popular everyday not just to

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Polyamory is having multiple simultaneous romantic or sexual relationships at the same time. It is something that many people practice but very few people actually talk about openly. Offbeat Love talks about polyamory with a completely open and non-judgmental attitude. polyamory is different for everyone and may not be for you, but this is on

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This article is about jealousy, and how prevent it from messing with your romantic life. As we all know, jealousy has a way of causing drama more efficiently than a group of adolescent girls. So what is it exactly, and how can you fend it off? After reading this article and the tips it has to offer, you'll be on your way to finding out. Come

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This article is about communication in relationships, using one of my own failed relationships as an example. Though I am polyamorous, what I have to say can be applied to any relationship. I believe in always looking for opportunities to improve oneself, and there is plenty of room for improvement in romance. No diggity. Rathe

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Ever been in a relationship with a possessive person? Most of us have. And it sucks. This article breaks down what possessiveness is -- where it stems from, how it evolves, and some other key elements that will help you understand it. My thinking is that once you can understand something annoying, you have a decent shot at reco

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Using labels in society today is something we do all the time. When we try to apply labels to our relationships, we are unknowingly setting ourselves up for disappointment and an occasional romantic disaster. This article is about how we should put less effort into defining everything and more effort into enjoying what we have

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First off, I'm in an open, polyamorous relationship with a great guy. This article is about my experience in a secondary relationship with a player who had me fooled. I was crazy about him, and thought I could make him love me, or at least care for me. Not so. But every experience is a learning experience, and I want to share

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Ladies, have you ever wondered why you sometimes dread dating guys? It should be exciting and thrilling, yet we frequently feel the urge to groan and say, "I'll just watch 'Sex in the City' instead." And you, fellas -- are you perplexed as to why you get first dates but often not seconds? What's going on? Offbeat Love cle

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Demi Moore seems to have been bitten by the indie bug. She has signed up for roles in two independent flicks Happy Tears and Bunraku. She is starring along with Parker Posey in the family drama Happy Tears, being helmed by Michael Lichtenstein. He has recently gained good word of mouth around the festival circuits for his offbe

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There was this episode of Seinfeld where George was telling a girl (for conversation) how the toilet paper hasn’t changed much since its invention — agreed. Though the well, medium it’s being used for, the toilet, has changed bit by bit over the years — there were overhead tanks, the usual 13-liter monster, and there are the wa

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Technology is evolving at such a quick pace (but you knew that already), that it needs new words to more accurately express what the normal, day-to-day geek is feeling, or thinking, or currently geeking about, complete with twitter updates every 5-minutes or so.

This isn’t a be-all, end-all guide, but hopefully, you get to l

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the loftiest, the most moving, the most beautiful of the arts, because it is no mere translation or abstraction from life; it is life itself”

That said, I’m betting my moolah the following dance moves, collected from various points in a 30 yr old guy’s life aren’t exactly what you’d call art nor would anyone want to get caug

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And you thought your workplace was weird. Like all other places in the world, airports also have its share of everyday oddities. Here are some, starting of with them bones....

A lady was caught at the airport trying to sneak in her luggage containing – you guessed it – the skeleton of her brother! Sealed in a plastic bag, sh

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