Rebel 47, a home on the water for adventurous boaters and sports enthusiasts, was tested in the June issue of More magazine Rebel 47, dom na vodi za odvažne nautičare i sportaše testirali smo u lipanjskom broju Mora

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They don`t birthdays in Japan. Here is why. In my travels across Japan, I’ve noticed something striking: many older people don’t count their birthdays. In the West, we measure life as a straight line— birth, growth, productivity… then decline. But what if that’s the wrong model? In Japan, aging feels different. Less about fading… more about remaining part of the rhythm of life— engaged, respected, and connected across generations. It reminded me of a line from Crocodile Dundee: “When were you born?” “Summertime.” Not a number. A season. I’m Lowell Sheppard, a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, author, and creator of the Never Too Late philosophy—exploring what it means to live a long, healthy, and engaged life. 👉 Join the journey: Never Too Late Academy https://nevertoolateacademy.com #Aging #Longevity #Japan #LifeLessons #HealthyAging #Ikigai #BlueZones #Mindset #NeverTooLate #CulturalInsights #Purpose #AgingWell #JapanLife #Philosophy #LifeReflections

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Dive into the heart-pounding moment of the Glen 2 rocket launch to Mars on November 9, 2025! From a little boat with a small TV, we cheer as our son’s team sends this powerhouse skyward. Pride, excitement, and a quick toast – it's all here in this raw, real clip. Whether you're a space geek or just love family wins, this captures the magic of exploration. Stick around for more updates on the mission's journey to the Red Planet. Chapters 0:00 - Launch Countdown Begins 0:10 - Rocket to Mars Reveal 0:20 - Family Pride Moment 0:30 - Boat Cheers and Toast

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The capital of the island of Lesbos is located on the east coast and is called Mytilini. The Castle of Mytilini can be seen from almost every viewpoint in the city — not only because it stands on a high hill, but also because it is one of the largest castles in the Mediterranean. The first structures date back to the Byzantine period (6th century), likely built on the remains of an even older ancient acropolis. In the 14th century, the Genoese Gattilusio family significantly expanded the fortress while they ruled Lesbos. The castle was built to protect the city from pirates and enemy naval attacks. After the Ottoman conquest in 1462, additional walls, bastions, and storage areas were added, giving the complex its current impressive size. The castle covers about 60 hectares, highlighting its strategic importance; located close to the Turkish coast, Mytilene was for centuries an important military and trading center in the Aegean Sea. We spent the entire afternoon walking across the grounds, passing remains of Ottoman bathhouses, water reservoirs, underground storage spaces, and an old mosque.

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