Assiniboine – the indigenous people, who lived in the United States and Canada. Stoney Indians like all the other tribes of the Assiniboine were driven from their lands by U.S. settlers. Most of their culture and way of life can only tell these rare photos.They are closely related to the Dakota Sioux, a fact confirmed by the similarity in language. Assiniboine was given to them by the Ojibwa and means “those who cook with stones,” while Canadian trappers who had observed their cooking methods called them Stonies. The women would heat rocks, and then drop the rocks into kettles of water. The rocks would cause the water to boil, cooking the food.

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It’s not all fun and games,cleaning is boring but fortunately, there are now some awesome gadgets that can help.Lazy people take a rest,your dog can do it for you.

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The Philippines is now a flood, but judging by some photos, it does not bother people.

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Angie Heisl is known for her visual art work and performance installations, and has been a fixture on the German art scene since the 1980s. Her pieces have garnered several awards, including the Cologne Honorary Theatre Prize awarded by the SK Foundation for Culture in 2001, and the 1996 Förderpreis from the North Rhine Westphalia ministry of culture. She often presents her art in public spaces ranging from a bridge to former public baths, a train station and subway corridors, as she explores her interest in the notions of floating and suspension.

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They say that by looking at the workplaces, you can easily get an idea of ​​peoples character and habits. This explains why it’s so interesting to look at workplaces of famous people: public image is rarely complete, and the details of daily life complement it well. Here are photos of several tables of directors of major IT companies, published in the blog ComplexTech.

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