By | September 17, 2019 Source: (Photo by Yves Forestier/Sygma via Getty Images) At 55°58′ S, 67°16′ W sits a lonely promontory of stone seemingly at the very edge of the world. Cape Horn, the rocky southern headland at the southern tip of Tierra del Fuego of South America, has been a watchword of terror, danger, and triumph against the odds to sailors for centuries. Map showing the Strait of Magellan and Cape Horn.

Fabio de Pasquale is one of the stars of MTV’s All Star Shore. The resident of Berlin, Germany has appeared on many reality shows. Get to learn more about him via this bio. Here we discuss Fabio’s age, girlfriend, height, and more. Fabio de Pasquale On All Star Shore A few well-known reality stars are featured in this dating show’s cast for “All Star Shore”. Well-known reality stars gather and get to know one another in the program, which is modeled like Jersey Shore or Geordie Shore.

There’s something to the quiet confidence behind a rumbling “dad voice.” Studies have shown that low-pitched voices are considered more attractive and physically stronger. Sure, it’s unfair to men who weren’t blessed with James Earl Jones’ timbre (and even more unfair to women) but, to a certain degree, we seem to be wired to show respect when Dad commands us to eat our veggies. Why should voice pitch make a difference?

ARCTIC DREAMS by Barry Lopez It’s hard to think of anyone who’s written more beautifully about the Arctic landscape than Barry Lopez, who passed away in December. Lopez spent years exploring the Canadian Arctic, first as a field biologist, and then on his own, walking, skiing, paddling, and sledding across the icy vastness to collect notes for a book that would “invoke things that are beyond the realm of biology.” He joins Inuit hunters, hangs out with fellow biologists, archeologists, and geologists in the field, and delves into the history of Arctic exploration, so much of it hellbent and wrong-headed.

Every year, more and more people discover what people in Finland have known for thousands of years: Saunas are good for you. Numerous studies point to the health benefits of sauna use, including lowering your risk for high blood pressure and pulmonary diseases, as well as relieving arthritis, headache and the flu. Regardless of the sauna type — woodburning, steam or infrared — sauna sessions make you feel relaxed, refreshed and restored, especially after a workout.