• Staying in a converted Airstream is a unique way of experiencing camping in the surrounds of nature, without the hassle of pitching a tent. 
• The silver RV's were originally popularized in the 50s and 60s, but have recently enjoyed a revival. 
• The variety of activities offered by these 'glamping' locations range from stargazing, to goat milking, to mountain-top yoga. 

Pack your hiking boots, but skip the sleeping bag: It’s time to go glamping.

Glamping is for travelers who want to camp in luxury, exploring nature in secluded natural environments but staying in renovated Airstreams or furnished tents with electric ports. It’s one reason that recreational vehicles are seeing a resurgence. Sales have been soaring, due to both retiring baby boomers and a new millennial fan base, according to the Wall Street Journal.

But for plenty of people, an RV in the driveway isn’t quite as appealing as an occasional weekend in a tricked-out, secluded Airstream. Check out these nine extreme glamping sites, all available on Airbnb.

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Wimberley, Texas

Get close to Texas' natural beauty in this RV, located right in the heart of Hill Country. This highly rated Airstream — nicknamed the "Dixie Daisy"— includes a hot tub, outdoor shower, fire pit and patio grill, set within 10 acres of trails and creeks. Use the day to sample the region's own rural attractions, or drive into San Antonio and Austin for some city amenities, then unwind at night by snuggling up with your partner to watch something of the (included) impressive selection of Western movies.

Mill Valley, California

Get ready for a blast from the past in this groovy 1969 Airstream just north of San Francisco. The vintage RV has an iconic aluminum exterior, kitchen appliances entirely in retro red, and various 1970s paraphernalia like lava lamps and dream catchers.

The rental is perfectly situated right between San Francisco's trendy restaurants and Napa and Sonoma valleys' scenic wineries; there are also various trails nearby for hiking and biking.

Cosby, Tennessee

Camp in the Smoky Mountains in style. This snug, 6-by-12-foot red 1959 Shasta camper is nestled in the woods of Tennessee and has a bonfire right outside. As a bonus, the host family includes complimentary breakfast fixings: homemade bread, eggs and goat's milk from their own farm.

• Many major American airports are unreliable or outdated.
• Their best global counterparts have stunning architectural features and amenities like golf courses and movie theaters.
• The world's most beautiful airports are located in major cities like Tokyo and smaller destinations like Incheon.

Many major American airports have seen better days, but some of their global counterparts are seriously impressive. Whether they're in major global cities like Hong Kong and Tokyo, or stand out in less prominent locations, the world's most beautiful airports have stunning architectural features and amenities like golf courses and movie theaters.

These are the 14 most beautiful airports in the world.

SEE ALSO: These are the 15 best airports in the world

Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport — Spain

The airport saw its first commercial flights take place in 1933. A new terminal was unveiled in 2006, and the airport has seen over 50,000,000 travelers in each of the past two years.

Vancouver International Airport — Canada

Vancouver International Airport is the rare airport you might want to visit even if you don't have a flight. In addition to its sculpture collection, the airport has multiple aquarium exhibits. 

Singapore Changi Airport

Singapore Changi International Airport has been named the best airport in the world by the consumer-aviation website Skytrax for five years in a row. It's easy to see why, as the airport's amenities include multiple gardens, a movie theater, and a swimming pool.

• Nobody's perfect — most of us have picked up a bad habit or two at some point.

• Most of the time, a bad habit won't wreck your whole life.

• Still, it's probably best to avoid these success-sabotaging tendencies.

Bad habits may not seem like a big deal on their own, but sometimes they can seriously drag you down in your life and career.

Of course, no one is perfect. In most cases, bad habits only result in relatively minor problems. So if you recognize one of these compulsions as your own, you probably have nothing to worry about.

However, in more extreme cases, certain tendencies can actually thwart you dreams of success.

Here are the top nine habits of unsuccessful people:

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1. You're always tardy

Sure, things happen, but consistent tardiness is typically unacceptable in a professional setting. Showing up late makes you look careless and unreliable.

As Laura Schocker wrote for the Huffington Post, one San Francisco State University study linked " chronic lateness and certain personality characteristics, including anxiety, low self-control and a tendency toward thrill-seeking."

2. You hold grudges

You don't need to walk around singing kumbaya. It's fine and normal to dislike and distrust certain people in your life.

But holding intense grudges is just a waste of your valuable time and energy. In an article for Web MD, Mike Fillon cited one Hope College study that found that holding a grudge can even have negative health effects.

So learn to let things go.

3. You conform

Conforming was a survival tactic in middle school, but you're an adult with a career now. Stop caring intently about what others think and falling in line just for the sake of getting along. Do what works for you.

If you devote all your time to blending in, you'll never stand out.

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• Learning relevant business skills is convenient, cost-effective, and enjoyable with GoSkills. 
• The up-and-coming e-learning site has especially robust offerings in Microsoft Excel and project management. 
• You can become a more valuable employee, a more effective manager, or a standout job applicant with the help of the online lessons. 

You don't have to have a business degree to excel in your career, but it certainly helps to be in-the-know about the common software, applications, and processes used in workplaces everywhere. If your goal is to learn new business skills, you have many available options.

Online classes are among the most convenient and affordable ways to gain these new skills, and while I typically defer to a few favorites, I recently came across a useful site called GoSkills, an online-learning platform that focuses exclusively on important technical and soft business skills.

Whereas other popular e-learning sites tend to offer classes across a broad range of subjects — useful in its own right if you have a variety of learning interests — GoSkills is geared toward anyone looking specifically to improve their effectiveness in the professional world. 

It currently offers 60 courses in web development, Microsoft Office, Adobe software, project management, and more. You can find skills that are increasingly valued in the workplace like Scrum and Advanced Microsoft Excel alongside skills that will never go out of fashion like Business Writing and Leadership Training. Whether you're looking to evolve in your current role, brush up on skills you learned a while ago, or transition to a new position, GoSkills gives you the educational support to do so. 

GoSkills uses a combination of video tutorials, exercises, and quizzes in its lessons, as e-learning sites typically do, but is unique in its personalized learning approach: Because no two students are the same, the course syllabi are personalized based on your prior skills and experience. After you take a placement test to identify your strengths and weaknesses, GoSkills shows you what areas to focus on so you can accelerate your learning. You're probably a busy person juggling other commitments, so the trick here is to study smarter, not harder. 

Pricing is straightforward. After a 7-day free trial, you can pay $39 a month for access to all courses on the site, or pay $299 at once for a year of acesss, saving you $169. You can also pay $29 for access to just one course, though learning more than one skill will never be detrimental to your professional development. 

Below, we've highlighted some of the best GoSkills courses worth taking. Browse all courses and sign up for your 7-day free trial here.

Microsoft Excel - Basic & Advanced

Project Management Professional Certification Training

Skill level: Advanced

Certification available: Yes

No. of lessons: 46

Lessons include: Project management foundations, processes and process groups, types of management

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Photoshop for Beginners

Skill level: Beginner

Certification available: Yes

No. of lessons: 58

Lessons include: Photo editing, mastering the tools, design, text effects

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• Morgan Stanley says corporate earnings growth, which has been a crucial driver of the stock market's record-breaking run, will start slowing around midyear.
• The firm has identified seven stocks around which it has high positive conviction this earnings season.

Earnings season has been a bright spot for the stock market for several quarters. You could even argue it has been the root cause of the equity explosion that has served investors so well.

Morgan Stanley, however, says to enjoy the profit growth party now while you still can, because it's not going to last.

The firm sees earnings expansion peaking midyear as it becomes clearer just how much of an impact Republicans' tax law will have on companies. At that point, the positive impact will be fully accounted for in corporate forecasts. And once that happens, the bar will be set extremely high for subsequent quarters, making it hard to achieve year-over-year growth.

But it's not all bad news. Since the strongest companies are likely to continue on a growth trajectory, they'll be easier to identify once the rest of the market starts to fade. With that in mind, the trick becomes knowing which stocks fit the bill.

That's where Morgan Stanley comes in. The firm's chief US equity strategist, Mike Wilson, has teamed up with a wide range of industry analysts to identify seven companies around which they have high positive conviction this earnings season.

Without further ado, here are those stocks, with an explanation of why Morgan Stanley industry analysts like them so much:

Align Technology

Ticker: ALGN

Sector: Healthcare

Price target: $300

Morgan Stanley commentary: "ALGN remains a beat and raise story for us. We expect a strong 4Q, as our AlphaWise tracker suggests 3-7% upside to 4Q Invisalign case volume guidance. Our 4Q revenue estimate for 41% growth is also 4% consensus and EPS +75% Y/Y, 8% above consensus."

Colgate-Palmolive

Ticker: CL

Sector: Consumer staples

Price target: $83

Morgan Stanley commentary: "We have high conviction in a Q4 topline re-acceleration. CL tracked channel sales growth has improved to +2.1% in Q4 vs. -3.0% in Q1-Q3 in the US, and similarly inflected to +7.2% in Q4 TD vs. -1.0% in Q1-Q3 in Europe. Further, we remain constructive on an EM growth pickup."

E-Trade Financial

Ticker: ETFC

Sector: Financials

Price target: $63

Morgan Stanley commentary: "We expect ETFC to report NIM of 288 bps in 4Q, above prior guidance of a low-to-mid 280 bps range. We also expect a 4Q adjusted operating margin (ex-credit costs) of 42.1% (+540 bps vs. a year ago and +200 bps vs. guidance). ETFC should also be major beneficiary of tax reform, and will likely return the majority of any benefits to shareholders, in our view."

• Snctm is an elite members-only sex club.
• Rumored guests at Snctm's events have included Gwyneth Paltrow and Bill Maher.
• The club's founder is currently feuding with its first member, Phuong Tran.

Snctm, a members-only elite sex club that hosts international events, is in hot water — and it could potentially jeopardize the privacy of its wealthy members.

The club — where a basic membership costs $20,000, while the special "Violet Key membership" for male members is a one-time payment of $1 million — centers itself on the idea of exploring the boundaries of what sex means, and how it makes its members feel. Snctm has reportedly hosted high-profile guests at its parties including Gwyneth Paltrow and Bill Maher.

Referred to as "erotic theater" by its founder, Damon Lawner, the club hosts masquerades, pool parties, classes, and dinner events for its male members, as well as approved female guests, all with the ability for attendees to either participate, or simply act as voyeurs. 

This week a feud erupted between Lawner and the club's first and most notorious member, Phuong Tran — also known by his character name, "Bunnyman"— when it was announced that Tran's membership had been revoked.

Tran posted an Instagram in November to say he believed "The pillars (privacy, safety, and exploration) that sustained the Club have crumbled." He has also accused Lawner of leaking names of celebrity guests to the media. The Dominus membership — the type Tran lost — is available to only 20 people worldwide and costs $75,000.

While no photography is allowed inside a Snctm event, HBO and Showtime have both aired documentaries exploring the parties the club hosts. Below are scenes from their recordings that show a small glimpse into the private and exclusive world of Snctm. 

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A majority of Snctm's events are hosted in Holmby Hills, California — at a private residence that's on an acre of land.

Source: Goop

In an interview published on Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle site Goop, Lawner said his inspiration for creating Snctm was to have "a meaningful conversation about sex, relationship, erotica, fetish, love, pain, and ultimately pleasure of the highest vibration that we might reach together."

Source: Goop

Becoming a member is a competitive, and expensive process. In terms of what they're looking for in members, Lawner told Goop: "Beauty, intelligence, wit, success, sexiness, wisdom, openness, non-judgment, desire to explore, fearlessness."

As Netflix will be releasing 80 new original films over the course of 2018, it's worthwhile to take stock of all that the service currently offers. 

While the company's first entry into the realm of big-budget films, the Will Smith-led "Bright," has been scorched by critics, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has hailed the fantasy-action thriller as a commercial success that critics are "disconnected" from. 

On the opposite end of the critical spectrum, Dee Rees' period drama "Mudbound" recently earned the company four Oscar nominations in a record haul that appears to have legitimized Netflix as an awards season contender for feature films.

To figure out which Netflix original films are actually worth watching, we turned to the reviews aggregator Rotten Tomatoes to rank each release by its composite critical reception. We excluded documentaries and any film that didn't have enough reviews to receive a designation of "Rotten" or "Fresh," and we used audience scores to break ties.

Here are 49 of Netflix's original films, ranked from worst to best, according to critics:

SEE ALSO: All 54 of Netflix's notable original shows, ranked from worst to best

49. “The Ridiculous 6” — 0%

Critic score: 0%

Audience score: 31%

Netflix description: "When his outlaw dad is kidnapped, Tommy 'White Knife' Stockburn sets off across the West on a rescue mission with five brothers he never knew he had."

48. “The True Memoirs of an International Assassin” — 0%

Critic score: 0%

Audience score: 42%

Netflix description: "After his publisher markets his crime novel as a memoir, a novice author finds himself forcibly recruited into a deadly political plot in Venezuela."

47. “The Do-Over” — 5%

Critic score: 5%

Audience score: 42%

Netflix description: "The life of a bank manager is turned upside down when a friend from his past manipulates him into faking his own death and taking off on an adventure."

Americans should start to see the impact of the Republican tax law next month. The Internal Revenue Service has directed employers to update their income-tax withholdings to reflect the new law by February 15.

UBS thinks certain parts of the economy will disproportionately benefit from consumers' bigger paychecks.

"We find that lodging, entertainment, housing, other transport (i.e. air) should benefit most, with incremental growth of ~3% above prior baseline levels, followed by alcohol and new cars," Keith Parker, the head of US equity strategy at UBS, said in a note on Thursday.

Based on new guidance from the Internal Revenue Service, UBS estimates that the monthly pay increases would range from $86 for a couple earning $50,000 to $1,456 for a couple earning $500,000.

The bank's consumer analysts picked 15 stocks they see as the biggest beneficiaries from higher disposable incomes.

SEE ALSO: Americans are about to see tax cuts in their paychecks — here's what they're likely to do with the extra cash

Home Depot

Ticker: HD

Thesis: "Building materials has been gaining wallet share for the last 5 years, which should be aided by greater disposable income."

Lowe's

Ticker: LOW

Thesis: "Building materials has been gaining wallet share for the last 5 years, which should be aided by greater disposable income."

Dollar Tree

Ticker: DLTR

Thesis: "Dollar stores have most exposure to the low end consumer, who should have the highest marginal propensity to spend."

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Whether it’s motivated by saving money, losing weight, or being kinder to your body, meal prep is a simple way to change your life almost immediately.

While you might enjoy the fact that your local sub shop knows you by name, your bank account probably doesn’t. And no matter how rigorously you follow a fitness plan, if you come home and eat the same boxed mac and cheese every night, you won’t be seeing the results you should be — and trust me, I have tried it.

Meal prep can mean different things to different people, but ultimately, it’s preparing your food ahead of time to save yourself time in the kitchen and make it easier to enjoy healthy foods during the week.

If you get the right tools (and download the right apps), it can be simpler and faster than you think. Below, I’ve rounded up 15 of the highest-rated kitchen tools on Amazon that will make some aspect of meal prep easier to do. Once you set up a system, it’s much easier to get into a habit.

These 15 highly rated kitchen tools make meal prep easier:

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A rapid egg cooker

Whether you prefer your eggs hard or soft boiled, the Dash cooker makes cooking them easy. Once you've filled the base of the cooker with water — it comes with a measuring cup that tells you how much water you'll need for every type of egg — you can place up to six eggs on the top tray. 

The Dash also includes two additional trays: one for poached eggs, and another for making omelettes.

Egg gadgets don't normally galvanize a cult reaction in people, but this is one beloved kitchen tool.

Dash Go Rapid Egg Cooker, $21.99, available at Amazon and Crate & Barrel

A smoothie maker

Smoothies can be one of the healthiest and easiest meals to make. Depending on what ingredients you use, they can also be pretty filling. This top-rated Pro Blender also functions as its own smoothie carrier thanks to the serving-sized cups.

Nutri Ninja Pro Blender, $67.85

An inexpensive, easier way to dice

If you can spare the space, this is a much easier and faster way to chop, blend, or process food that your recipe calls for. 

Sedhoom Manual Food Chopper, 5 Blades, 1000 ml, $14.97

Financial services firm Deloitte has once again released its Football Money League, charting the massive revenues of Europe's biggest football clubs.

The English Premier League dominates Deloitte's ranking with 10 clubs in the top 20 list, the most from one single league since records began.

The financial power of English clubs was largely thanks to Premier League contracts worth in excess of £8 billion over three years.

However, clubs from the Ligue 1 in France, La Liga in Spain, and Germany's Bundesliga all competed for the top spot, along with one of the very best from England.

According to Deloitte, this year's battle for first place was "the closest in Money League history" with only £1.5 million separating the club in first place from the club in second place.

Scroll down to see who the top performers are this year.

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20. Everton FC — €199.2 million (£171.2 million or $244 million). Massive broadcast revenue of £130.5 million played a large part in Everton's total earnings last year. However, its big training ground sponsorship deal with USM Holdings added a hefty chunk to its commercial earnings.

19. Napoli — €200.7 million (£172.5 million or $245.6 million). Last season, Napoli finished third in Serie A and reached the Round of 16 in the Champions League. That European adventure caused an uptake in revenue. Deloitte, though, hints that the best is yet to come. This is because the club currently leads the Italian league and may win the Serie A for the first time since 1990.

18. Southampton FC — €212.1 million (£182.3 million or $259.9 million). This is Southampton's first ever appearance in the Money League and it is largely because of broadcasting revenue, which accounts for £143 million of the club's total revenue. The club is also two years into its three-year shirt deal with key sponsor Virgin Media.

Hail to the chief of state.

Zippia analyzed the salary of every governor based on information received from Ballotpedia. With this data, we can compare the 50 governors of the United States to see how much each makes.

Most governors are paid at least $100,000, but leaders of six states receive a five-figure salary. The wages from $70,000 to $187,818.

While the pay pales in comparison to that of some CEOs and execs, staying at the Governor's Mansion can be a great stepping stone in a political career. Of the 44 men who have been president of the United States, 17 previously served as governor. The most recent to do so was George W. Bush, who was working out of the capitol building in Austin, Texas when he was elected president.

Of the current slate of governors, 33 are Republicans, 16 are Democrats, and one is an Independent. There will be gubernatorial elections in 36 states during 2018. 

Read on for each governor's salary, listed in alphabetical order by state:

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Alabama

Governor: Kay Ivey (Republican)

Salary: $119,950

Alaska

Governor: Bill Walker (Independent)

Salary: $145,000

Arizona

Governor: Doug Ducey (R)

Salary: $95,000 

I worked at a Chipotle in White Plains, NY for 2 months when I was in college.

During my time rolling burritos, I learned some fascinating things, from secret menu items and ordering hacks to interesting lesser-known facts about the company.

For example, did you know that you can order alcohol and nachos at many Chipotle locations? But you should never order a quesorito — unless you want to anger the employee making it.

From secret menu items to hacks, here are 11 things I learned during my time rolling burritos at Chipotle.

You can sample anything

Want to know what something tastes like or simply fill up on tiny portions of everything? All you need to do is ask.

You can get an adult-sized quesadilla

The quesadilla is technically an item on the kid's menu, but you can order an adult-sized version as an adult. You can even get it with meat.

The reason guac is extra is simple: avocados are expensive

This one's just simple math: if the company has to pay extra for an ingredient, so do you. As avocados become more expensive as climate change continues, the price of Chipotle's guacamole might rise, too.

If you like big cities with tons of food and culture to explore, there are plenty of destinations in the US where you won't be at a loss for things to do. But if you like taking life at a slower pace, these "boring" cities might be worth a visit.

Our sister site Business Insider created a list of the most boring place in every state. To create this list, they counted the number of establishments for 66 different types of businesses that make a city "interesting" like breweries, art dealers, and museums with data from the Census Bureau's 2015 County Business Patterns program. They then picked the metro areas with the lowest count of these businesses to determine the most boring place to live in each state.

This list defines cities by each of the 381 Metropolitan Statistical Areas recognized by the federal government. Rhode Island and Vermont didn't make the cut because they don't have at least two metro areas according to this definition.

Here are the most boring cities in the US.

ALABAMA: Gadsden

Population: 102,873

Full service restaurants: 61

Bars: 7

Museums: 1

Hotels: 16

ALASKA: Fairbanks

Population: 99,639

Full service restaurants: 70

Bars: 20

Museums: 6

Hotels: 27

ARIZONA: Sierra Vista-Douglas

Population: 126,395

Full service restaurants: 93

Bars: 21

Museums: 7

Hotels: 44

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When you and your significant other walk through the threshold of your place with a brand new bundle of joy, any prep work you've done beforehand is going to help a lot. Painting the room, building the crib, and picking up a stroller are all easier to do in advance. 

There are many tech products for new parents, and we've rounded up a few that we think will help smooth out some of the first bumps in the road.

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A white noise machine

Low, ambient noise can help soothe your child before he or she goes to sleep. There are a lot of white noise machines specifically aimed at children, but we're going to recommend this one from Marpac instead. It may be as cute looking as your air conditioner, but what it lacks in looks it makes up for in functionality.

Two motors and a fan sit inside the case and can be adjusted to change the sound of the white noise it creates. Parents who've used this machine have raved about it on Amazon, claiming it really does help their baby sleep through the night.

Marpac DOHM-DS, Natural White Noise Sound Machine, $49.99, available at Amazon

A humidifier

Keeping a humidifier in your baby's room helps to keep dry air from irritating their nose and throat, leaving them more susceptible to sickness. This humidifier from Pure Enrichment will dispense water vapor into the air for 16 hours once its tank is full and automatically turn off when the water level gets too low.

The humidifier is quiet, so much so that some Amazon reviewers were disappointed because they couldn't also use it as a white noise machine. Its most baby-friendly feature is the fact that it comes with a built-in night light.

Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier by Pure Enrichment, $39.99, available at Amazon

A bottle sterilizer

Instead of washing your baby's bottles in a sink or dishwasher, Phillip's bottle sterilizer lets you clean them in a microwave using steam. The main benefits of cleaning bottles this way are that the microwave gets hotter than those other methods, which helps kill germs, and it takes less time. Plus, if you keep the container sealed, all the bottles inside will stay sterilized for an entire day.

The bottle sterilizer holds six bottles, but the catch is that it's made to fit with Phillip's Avent bottles. If you don't own any baby bottles yet that shouldn't be a problem, but it is something to keep in mind if you own bottles from other brands. Amazon reviewers had mixed results when trying to use different bottles with this device. 

Philips AVENT Microwave Steam Sterilizer, $23.81, available at Amazon

As the 2018 Academy Awards draw closer, it's time to dive into the numbers and check out which of the best-picture winners are the biggest moneymakers of all time at the box office.

There are some obvious ones here, but thanks to inflation, there are a few titles that may surprise you.

Here are the top 15.

Note: All box-office figures are domestic grosses only and include any earnings from rereleases. All figures are from Box Office Mojo.

SEE ALSO: 5 reasons "Wonder Woman" was one of the most important films of 2017, and deserved a best picture Oscar nomination

15. "The Best Years of Our Lives" (1946) — $504.9 million

Unadjusted: $24 million

14. “Rocky” (1976) — $505 million

Unadjusted: $117 million

13. “Lawrence of Arabia (1962) — $508 million

Unadjusted: $45 million

• History might not seem like the most lucrative field, at first glance.

• But according to the Occupational Information Network (O*NET), there are a number of well-paid jobs that require a level of interest in history.

• Many of those occupations are academic in nature.

You know what they say — those who study history are doomed to watch others repeat it.

That being said, history buffs aren't necessarily doomed to a life of subpar wages, despite the anti-humanities naysayers.

If you're dead set on pursuing your passion and entering a field that involves history or archaeology, you've actually got a couple of options when it comes to well-paid jobs.

We checked out the Occupational Information Network (O*NET), a US Department of Labor database that compiles detailed information on hundreds of jobs, and looked at salary data on the US Bureau of Labor Statistics' website to find positions with a median annual salary of over $60,000 that require an extensive knowledge of history.

O*NET ranks how important "knowledge of historical events and their causes, indicators, and effects on civilizations and cultures" is in any job, assigning each a "history importance level" between one and 100.

Judging from this list, it's mostly academia or bust for history lovers. Sadly, historians themselves didn't make the cut — as the median pay for that job was $55,800 a year.

Here are 19 high-paying positions with a history-importance level of 45 or higher:

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Park naturalists

Median salary: $61,110

History importance level: 74

Park naturalists plan, develop, and conduct programs to inform public of historical, natural, and scientific features of national, state, or local park.

Archaeologists

Median salary: $61,220

History importance level: 98

Archaeologists conduct research to reconstruct record of past human life and culture from human remains, artifacts, architectural features, and structures recovered through excavation, underwater recovery, or other means of discovery.

Anthropologists

Median salary: $61,220

History importance level: 82

Anthropologists research, evaluate, and establish public policy concerning the origins of humans.

The most interesting people in the world are those who become president. What does it take to get to the top? And what happens when we take them down from their lofty status and find the humans inside them?

The best movies and TV shows do just that. But it always helps to look the part. So we put together a list of actors who played former presidents and how they compared to real life.

We didn't include fictional presidents — apologies to the corny bloviator in "Independence Day" and the sexual predator in "Love Actually"— and some presidents, like James Madison and Thomas Jefferson, surprisingly haven't received very dedicated pop culture depictions. For all you William Henry Harrison fans who want something more than a glorified cameo in a Western movie, sorry, you'll just have to wait a little longer.

This list also doesn't include any parodies. So while "Saturday Night Live" has some excellent impressions, they're not on this list.

Here are 24 actors who played the President of the United States and how they compared to the real thing.

For America's first president, George Washington doesn't have too many dedicated biopics. The fullest adaptation of his life is the 1984 CBS miniseries "George Washington," where he was played by Barry Bostwick.

The series covered his life from age 11 to 51, just before he began his presidency, and is based on James Thomas Flexner's mammoth biography.

He's a bit more rosy-cheeked, with rounder features, in Gilbert Stuart's famous 1796 portrait.

The best image we have of Washington wss painted in 1796, where Washington looks pretty different from Bostwick.

For our second president, John Adams, we have Paul Giamatti's portrayal.

He played the American politician in the 2008 HBO miniseries "John Adams."

• The Thermal Club is one of the most exclusive racing clubs in the world, with only 500 total memberships allowed.
• Private Villas with racetrack views can cost nearly $7 million to construct and can hold impressive car collections
• Members can enjoy 5.1 miles of world-class racing circuits and a full motorsports village.

Spanning nearly 400 acres of land in Palm Desert, California, the exclusive Thermal Club is one of the most impressive racing clubs in the world. Keep scrolling for a closer look:

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With a 500 member limit, the Thermal Club is one of the most exclusive racing clubs in the world.

Located in Palm Desert, just south of Palm Springs, the club spans almost 400 acres of land.

You can see an overview of the entire facility and all of the race circuits from the clubhouse viewing tower.

• Ferrari World is located on Abu Dhabi's Yas Island in the United Arab Emirates.
• The indoor amusement park opened in November 2010.
• Its centerpiece is Formula Rossa which park claims is the fastest rollercoaster in the world.

I love Disney World. Since childhood, the park's rides, ambiance, and over presentation really make it the most magical place on earth. But as deep as my love for all things Disney may run, my love for cars run even deeper. And the most revered brand in the automotive universe is Ferrari.

So when the Italian supercar maker opened a theme park of its own in the United Arab Emirates, I had no choice but to make the pilgrimage over to experience Ferrari World Abu Dhabi. 

Ferrari World is located on Yas Island, a few minutes drive away from Abu Dhabi International Airport and the Yas Marina Circuit, home of Formula One's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Construction on the park started in 2007 and opened for business in November 2010. Ferrari World is open seven days a week from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm. Tickets start at AED 295 or $80 with discounts up to 15% available for those who purchase more than 15 days in advance. 

Here's a closer look at Ferrari World Abu Dhabi. 

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Welcome to Ferrari World!

Ferrari World is an indoor amusement covered by a 2.2 million square foot aluminum roof. From the air, it looks like a weird spaceship.

The theme park is actually located next to the Yas Mall and is connected to the mega shopping center via tunnel.

We previously found the richest zip code in every state, and now we're turning to the poorest.

With the help of real estate site Trulia, we used data from the 2012-2016 five-year American Community Survey— a subset of the United States Census Bureau — to calculate the poorest zip codes with a population size of over 1,000 in each state, based on median household income.

ALABAMA — 35203

Cities/towns: Birmingham

Median household income: $15,239

Population: 3,106

ALASKA — 99553

Cities/towns: Akutan

Median household income: $18,529

Population: 1,027

ARIZONA — 85121

Cities/towns: Bapchule, Casa Blanca

Median household income: $13,153

Population: 2,153