Alimony, or spousal support, is one of the most contentious and misunderstood components of the divorce process. Many individuals enter negotiations burdened by outdated or inaccurate assumptions, for example, believing that alimony is automatically awarded in every long-term marriage or that the duration is always half the length of the marriage. These widespread beliefs are …
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The U.S. government keeps records of many things that happen in the country. One of those things is what people inset into their bottoms. We’re serious. The National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS) tracks every ER visit that occurs in America. It compiles the case reports into anonymous files that are publicly available. Naturally, these …
Commercial real estate investors are the type you’d think would be scouting their next office building or shopping complex deal. You wouldn’t imagine them looking into the profit and loss statements of mobile home parks. Yet it is precisely the mobile home park properties that are boosting the overall commercial real estate, or CRE, market. …
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Dazzling fireworks displays are a staple New Year’s tradition around the world. In England, a large crowd in Birmingham gathered to welcome the new year by admiring booming and crackling rockets. Imagine their disappointment, then, when no firework display took place. The lack of a show wasn’t due to malfunctioning equipment or poor planning, though. …
Every birth is a small miracle. Others, however, are a bit more miraculous than others. Late last year, Suze Lopez gave birth to a healthy boy. That was by no means given, considering that her pregnancy came with a slew of bizarre conditions. The most pressing of them was that her son grew outside the …
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New year, new me! Deciding to change something about your life is a common way to celebrate a new year that’s found all over the world. However, there are also plenty of national and regional New Year’s traditions that you may not have ever heard of. If you’ve been reading Oddee for a while, you’ll …
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Zootopia, Disney’s 2016 hit animation, introduced the world to rabbit cop Judy Hopps and his reluctant crime-fighting partner, Nick Wilde. Released in late 2025, the sequel Zootopia 2 seems set to repeat the first movie’s success. This film introduced a new character, Gary De’Snake, who is unsurprisingly a snake. Zootopia 2 has done well at …
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What do you think of Americans New Years resolutions? Does these facts sound like you? Younger Americans are more likely to make resolutions than older adults, with teens and young adults reporting higher participation. Overall, New Year’s resolutions remain a strong cultural tradition in the United States, symbolizing hope, change, and personal growth. Learning something …
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Do you think you know these New Years Eve statistics about the first day of the new year? It would be wild if you knew them all. Restaurants report New Year’s Eve as one of their busiest nights of the year. Many places hit full capacity, and menus can increase revenue by 50–100% compared to …
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Shooting fireworks, popping a bottle of bubbly, counting down to midnight… There’s a certain formula to celebrating the New Year. Of course, these traditions aren’t the same everywhere. And when you start turning back the clock thousands of years, you’ll find some pretty wild or, alternatively, dead serious ways people commemorated the start of a …
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