If you're a winter sports buff who's always wanted a custom-built snowboard, perhaps look into a trip to Innsbruck. There, a company called Spurart will guide you in handcrafting your own board.

The so-called sharing economy rarely features actual instances of people sharing items with each other, or at least not without a price. Starting a neighborhood sharing network is a great way to unite a community beneath the banner of pooled resources. 

Most examples of stress management advice call for long-term lifestyle shifts, which are all fine and good. But that doesn't mean there isn't anything you can do when stress sneaks up on your in the moment.

French researchers have developed an equation that, after accounting for specific variables, can inform runners and coaches of the optimal strategy for winning a race.

A map of Africa displaying Ebola's limited geographical reach seeks to educate the internet about the ridiculousness of ostracizing people who have recently returned from Sub-Saharan Africa. 

There's a fine line between fostering company culture and seeking to control member thinking and behavior. If your organization is leaning toward the latter, it's being run like a cult... and cults don't do good business.

With so many major races still up in the air, the only thing you can be sure of ahead of tomorrow's midterm elections is that cable news will find a way to mislead you in its coverage. While election coverage may be good entertainment, it's worth switching off the tube if you're looking to avoid sensationalism.