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In today’s news, South Korea provides rice for Rohingya people in Bangladesh. Scientists demonstrate how drought can increase risk of infectious disease outbreaks, Denmark opens Europe’s largest 3D-printed student housing development, US auto factory shows industry and nature can coexist, retired Australian farmer spreads kindness by sharing pumpkin harvest, Estonian vegan face cream reaches European natural beauty award shortlist, and Taiwan, also known as Formosa, opens its first park-style animal-people shelter. Smart living strategies come with years of experience and practice. Here is a simple tip if you have a wooden floorboard that has shifted and left an unwanted gap. First, identify the floorboard that has shifted out of position. Cut a strip of duct tape and place it near one end of the board, leaving a small gap between the edge of the board and the tape. Next, place a strip of duct tape in a different color directly over the first strip, leaving enough of the second piece exposed so you can easily peel it away later. Press the tape down firmly, then carefully pull it off, which should leave a layer of sticky adhesive on the first piece of tape. Then press a small wooden block firmly onto the adhesive, making sure it is securely attached. With one hand holding the wooden block firmly in place, use your other hand to gently tap the block with a small mallet or hammer. The force should gradually move the floorboard back toward its original position. Lastly, carefully remove the tape and wooden block.
