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76How to Start Your Own Nonprofit or Charity Organization
Our old world is in desperate need of help. Here's one powerful way to get started.
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76The Frugal Housekeeper: Your One-Stop Pantry, Medicine Cabinet and Broom Closet
One can easily spend hundreds of dollars on fancy chemicals with fumes that do nasty things to skin, lungs and the environment. BUT ... we can replace a lot of the fume-y stuff with natural products we're probably already buying for the kitchen pantry.
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71Frugal Software: Open Source, Public Domain, Shareware & Freeware
Why pay retail? You don't have to sacrifice functionality or fun -- or compatibility with everyone else's software -- for the sake of thrift. There are alternatives.
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76Heroine of the Month (August): Mary Harris, the Original "Mother Jones"
According to Mary Harris herself, she was born on May 1, 1830. But according to other records, she was born on August 1, 1837. What is certain is that she a pivotal figure in building the modern U.S. labor movement.
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76How the President of The United States is Elected
This is, hopefully, a not-too-direly-doomed attempt to clarify a process that confuses U.S. citizens and fascinated foreigners alike.
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66Feed Your Head: Healthy Foods for Happier Moods
The wrong foods -- or the wrong amounts of the right foods -- can have a bad effect on mental performance and mood. Here are some tips for turning it around.
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85Was Christopher Columbus Really the First to Discover America?
Who really did discover America?
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75The Frugal Veggie Farm: Containers & Raised Beds for Small Spaces & Budgets
Dedicated to all the thrifty virtuous souls who, upon resolving to grow their own salads in the interest of self-sufficiency, marched to their local nursery, only to be cut down by sticker shock. To these -- our crestfallen Heroes -- we say, "Never give up, never surrender!"
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76Heroine of the Month (November): Maria Sibylla Merian, Scientist & Artist
Our heroine for November brought a larger world to scientists and students of botany and zoology, raising their base of knowledge. And she left works of enduring -- and scientifically accurate -- beauty for us to enjoy.
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78How American Women Won the Right to Vote
The Nineteenth Amendment (informally called the Susan B. Anthony Amendment), granting full voting rights to women across the United States of America, was adopted on August 26, 1920. Happy 88th Birthday to all women voters in the United States of America!
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