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90Chicago Illinois
The glaciers that carved out the Great Lakes many, many moons ago also cleft the Midwest United States into two drainage basins; one that feeds the Great Lakes and another that feeds the Mississippi River. French explorers discovered a portage...
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87Building Wooden Boats - Speculation on a Joint Adventure
OK, so I am a wooden boatbuilding nerd. When I think of building/buying boats, I think big, because in a couple jobs, that was what I did.... build BIG boats. Remembering those jobs got my brain on the track of how to build a bunch of boats cheap....
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84Open Letter To The Media From Pet Owners
If a species' jaws do NOT ROTATE, therefore it can NOT CHEW and has NO --------->>> TEETH SHAPED FOR GRINDING -- any wild guesses as to why vomiting, blocking, UTI/FLUTD, etc., and ever-rising Diabetes II are considered such "normal cat things"? And...
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84How to Shop for the Right Pillow
Can't sleep at night because someone you love, or used to love, is snoring. An anti-snoring pillow may help. In fact, there are so many different types of pillows on the market, you may find one you didn't even know you needed - like the wonderful buckwheat hull pillow.
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83The Real Story: Athos I Oil Spill, November 26, 2004, Segment 1
I can tell you what happened first hand, as I worked this devastating oil spill, every day for 10 weeks. I washed and cared for the birds that went through this, as did many others. This was one of the largest oil spills on the east coast from NJ to PA.
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83Buckwheat Pillow For Your Health
A buckwheat pillow can offer a one-stop solution to your quality of sleep, eliminating allergens from your pillow and preventing or easing neck, shoulder and back aches and pains while you sleep. Note that I...
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82How Silverware Is Made -- A Tale Of A Knife And Fork
For ages and ages men never dreamed of having knives and forks. the first sort of knife that they used was probably the sharp edge of a shell, gathered on the beach where they caught the shellfish which formed their food. By and by, they improved on this and made knives, axes, and spear-heads of flint stone. The men of the Stone Age used their flint knives for cutting up the flesh of the animals which they had caught, just as the Indians were doing when the white men came to America. The Stone
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81How to become an underwater treasure hunter
The new lucrative business of treasure hunting is very real and many people are fully capable of starting to find their own treasure hull. Check out how to become an underwater treasure hunter.
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82The Amazing Colour Pencil Work of Karen Hull
You will be amazed at the beautiful work of Karen Hull. Learn about her creative process and how she has created a successful business as an artist.
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83Become A Liveaboard On A Monohull Power Boat, Sail Boat Or Catamaran... Live Offshore, It Does Have Its Benefits!
Many people have thought about dropping out of the rat race and retire to a live aboard boat in order to experience the simpler life and travel to exotic places. There are many benefits associated with this...
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