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Why We Need a Limited Government
There is a lot of misinformation out there, especially when it comes to the United States government. Few truly understand the inner workings of the government, and yet we are voting despite our lack of knowledge. Limiting government leads to more individual rights. But where is it safe to limit?
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How to Make Vapor Rub With Essential Oils
Cold, cough, and flu season can be rough. Many of us are trying to find natural ways to breathe easier and feel better. One great way is through the use of essential oils.
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How to Relieve Anxiety With Essential Oils: An Overview
As more is becoming known about mental health, more and more people are turning to natural methods to help with depression and anxiety. Many essential oils help with the mood, although it is important to know what ones to use and how to apply.
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How to Make a Disinfectant Using Essential Oils
Many people are looking for natural ways to disinfect their homes, but fear the only way to kill germs is with harsh chemicals. This is not so! Use of rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, and four different essential oils to make a safe, yet effective disinfectant.
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How to Make Magic Butt Cream for Diaper Rash
Magic Butt Cream is one of the best creams to take care of almost any diaper rash your child might have. The best part is that you can make it at home!
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Essential Oils to Boost Your Immune System
Essential oils are a natural way to improve our health. In order to have the best results, you need to know which oils help what and how to use it! Here are a list of the top essential oils that boost the immune system.
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Things to Look for in Choosing an Essential Oil Company
Essential oils are very commonly used, unfortunately, there is a lot to consider when assessing what oil company to choose. First of all what tests are being used and what claims do they make, as well as how pure are their oils really.
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10 Facts About Nilgiri Tahrs
The Nilgiri tahr is an endangered animal native to India, where they compete for food, risk loss of habitation, poached for their meat, and die due to disease.
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Dragons in Greek Mythology
Dragons are well known in Greek mythology. There are four dragon-like beasts more well-known than all the rest — Typhon, the father of all monsters, Lernaean Hydra, whose heads multiply, Python, who lives in the center of the earth, and Ladon, guardian of the Golden Apples.
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How to Shop for Non-Toxic Groceries
Shopping non-toxic in today's society is very tough. It's hard to know what to avoid and what to look for when looking at the ingredients on the back of your products. Not only do you need ot worry about what you ingest, but what you breathe in and what you put on your skin.
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Websites Where You Can Trade and Sell Books
Reading and collecting books can be a costly hobby. But there are many great sites out there that will help you keep those costs down by trading books online.
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10 Benefits of Eating Strawberries
Strawberries are high in vitamin C and are known to help with everything from boosting the immune system and providing necessary fiber for good digestive health. Here are some other great benefits of eating this delicious fruit.
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Top 10 Facts About Markhors
Markhors are endangered animals that live primarily in Pakistan and have long curved horns that they use to find food and fight for a mate.
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10 Great Coupon Websites
Everyone loves saving money, but often it is hard to find the right sites to provide the right coupons and deals! Here are 10 awesome and reliable sites that I use to procure coupons.
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Top 10 Facts About Jaguars
These large cats are dwindling in number as they are being hunted for medicinal purposes, as well as being killed to protect local cattle.
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Top 10 Facts About Rhinoceroses
There are five subspecies of rhinos, three of which are near extinction. Although all five are very similar, there are slight differences in size, appearance, and where they live.
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10 Facts About the Polar Bear
Polar Bears live primarily near the North Pole, where they hunt seals for their blubber to survive. They are created to survive this cold environment and are adept swimmers.
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Top 10 Facts About Gorillas
Gorillas, known as gentle giants, are the largest primates and are human's, third-closest relatives. They share many of our traits, including the use of emotion and tools.
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10 Facts About Killer Whales (Orca)
Killer whales, also known as orcas, are part of the dolphin family and can live anywhere saltwater is present.
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Top 10 Facts About Giant Pandas
These gentle giants are among the most beautiful of animals. Interestingly enough, they are bears. They subsist mostly on giant grass called bamboo.
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Top 10 Facts About Snow Leopard
These gentle cats' numbers continue to dwindle as they are hunted and continue to lose more territory every year. Despite being solitary in nature, they are not very aggressive towards one another or humans.
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What Is a Nephilim?
Genesis 6 very briefly refers to the Nephilim, yet does not talk about them again by name. Who are they? Are they really half angels? How big were they?
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Ten Fun Toddler Games That Help Develop Motor Skills
Toddlers are always learning. Here are some great games that focus on several stages of development in many different areas to grow healthy toddlers into healthy adults.
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10 Biblical Principles We Should Apply to Our Finances
One area we often hate giving to the Lord is our finances, yet the Lord speaks about it frequently in the Bible because he knew we would struggle. Here are some great biblical principles to follow.
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10 Minutes a Day to a Cleaner House: How to Declutter Your Home
A large number of people in today's society own too much stuff. Some days they feel like they spend more time cleaning up the things in their home than enjoying it. So how do we get a cleaner, less cluttered home? By spending ten minutes a day doing these simple acts.
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Marie Curie: Winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1911
Marie Curie was the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize. Her first was with her husband and others in 1903 for Physics. She won one on her own for Chemistry in 1911 for the finding Polonium and Radium.
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Are GMOs Safe to Eat? Yes and No
GMOs have a very bad rap, but is this bum rap well-deserved? To know for sure, we need to analyze how they are made and what happens to a person's body when they eat GMOs.
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The Seven Motivational Spiritual Gifts from Romans
Romans 12:6-8 share the importance of using the spiritual gifts that God gives us at the moment that He has saved us. Here is a list of those listed in Romans and what they mean.
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Rules for Capitalization in a Title
Capitalization in titles and subtitles can often seem challenging to master unless you understand the rules for when to capitalize and when not to.
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Biography of Adolf Hitler: Artist, Writer, Dictator
Adolf Hitler's name has become synonymous with evil due to the horrific treatment of the Jewish race. Yet, few know who this man was or the path that led him down such a dark path.
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10 Health Benefits of Avocados: The Super Food
Avocados are a fairly new staple in many people's diets, in large part because of its great benefits to our bodies. It is an anti-inflammatory food in a culture where food is highly inflammatory.
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Kristalnacht: "Night of Broken Glass": Start of the Holocaust
Kristallnacht, also known as "Night of Broken Glass," is often recognized as the start of the Holocaust, since this was the first time Nazi's showed their violent tendencies toward the Jewish.
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Types of Hurricanes: Understanding Categories
Hurricanes are one of the most common natural disasters to happen near ocean waters. They can be very destructive, dependent on category and location.
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How Christians Can Have a Peaceful Marriage
Marriage is tough. You are no longer making decisions for one. Instead, all of your choices directly affect another person. So how do you survive without tempers flaring and shoes thrown?
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Facts About the United States Presidents
From George Washington to Donald Trump, here is a comprehensive non-biased list of every President from when they were in office to what their greatest accomplishment was.
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The History of Valentine's Day: The Legends of Saint Valentine
Who is Saint Valentine, and why do we celebrate him? Was he a hopeless romantic or just a man with a pretty sounding name?
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Donald Trump, 45th President: A Controversial Leader
Trump is one of the most controversial presidents ever elected. He has a long list of accomplishments, including being an author, a business owner, and a father.
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Barack Obama: 44th President and Nobel Prize Winner
Barack Obama, the 44th United States President, was the first non-white man to become President.
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George W. Bush, 43rd President: The Best and Worst President
George W. Bush, the 43rd United States President, was well known for the "No Child Left Behind" educational program and was also the son of the 41st President.
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Easy Way to Teach Sight Words for Homeschoolers
Sight words are words used frequently, but may not necessarily be easy to sound out using phonics. Learning how to read these words is crucial for a young child to read fluently.
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William Clinton, 42nd President: First Baby Boomer President
William Clinton, the 42nd United States president, played the saxophone and unfortunately almost faced impeachment.
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George H. W. Bush: 41st President During Desert Storm
George H. W. Bush, the 41st United States President, was in office during the Cold War and also the father of the 43rd President.
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Ronald Reagan, 40th President: A Conservative Celebrity
Ronald Reagan, the 40th United States president, was well known for his acting career before he became president.
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James Carter, 39th President: Winner of 2002 Nobel Peace Prize
James Carter, the 39th United States president, more commonly called Jimmy Carter, won the Nobel Peace Prize due to his peace efforts in international conflicts.
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Gerald R. Ford, 38th President: The Only President Never Elected
Gerald R. Ford, the 38th United States President, is known for helping our country heal after Nixon was impeached.
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Richard Nixon, 37th President: More Than Just a Scandal
Richard Nixon, the 37th United States President, is, unfortunately, most well known for being impeached due to his poor decisions at Watergate, but did many good things despite that incident.
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Lyndon B. Johnson: 36th President: In Office During the Vietnam War
Lyndon B. Johnson, the 36th United States President, unexpectedly took office, after JFK was assassinated, as he was his running mate.
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John F. Kennedy: 35th President: Earned the Purple Heart
John F. Kennedy, the 35th President, was one of the most recognized Presidents of the United States. JFK, the youngest President ever to become elected, was assassinated during his term in office.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower: 34th President: An Avid Painter
Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th United States President, had served in both World Wars, yet never saw active battle. Known for the nickname "Ike," "I like Ike," was his catchy Presidential slogan.
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William McKinley: 25th President: Assassinated While in Office
William McKinley, the 25th United States President, was assassinated during his term in office.
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Benefits of Apples
Apples are a fantastic fruit with many excellent properties. So is it true that an apple a day will keep the doctor away? Possibly!
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Benjamin Harrison: 23rd President: Old Tippecanoe's Grandson
Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd States President, was well known for his success as a lawyer before he was elected into office.
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Grover Cleveland: 22nd and 24th President: Served Twice
Grover Cleveland, our 22nd and 24th United States President, is the only President to serve two individual terms.
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Chester Arthur: 21st President: Earned National Respect
Chester Arthur, the 21st United States President, was the only one in Office who never had a Vice-President the entire time he was in the office.
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James Garfield: 20th President: Assassinated Young
James Garfield, the 20th United States President, was well known to Congress before he took office. He was also the first left-handed man to become President!
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Rutherford B Hayes: 19th President: Never Campaigned
Rutherford B Hayes, our 19th President, planned before he even won the election only to serve one term, and won by a very narrow margin against his opponent Tilden.
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Ulysses S. Grant: 18th President: Celebrated General
Known as a great war hero and military leader, this man became the 18th president of the United States of America.
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Andrew Johnson: 17th President: High Crimes and Misdemeanors
Andrew Johnson, thrust into the presidency after Lincoln's assassination, was threatened with impeachment due to conflicts with Congress. He served his full term, one vote short of impeachment.
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Abraham Lincoln: 16th President: Freer of Slaves
Lincoln is known as one of the greatest presidents since he successfully ended the only Civil War our nation has ever known. He was assassinated only a few days after the Confederates surrendered.
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James Buchanan: 15th President: Neutral During Eve of Rebellion
James Buchanan was the only president never to be married and joined the office at a very turbulent time as the war between pro and anti-slavery people grew.
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Franklin Pierce: 14th President: Pro-Slavery
Franklin Pierce's presidency was wrought with tragedy and conflict, despite having entered his presidency during a relatively peaceful time.
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Spanish: A Simple Guide to Key Codes and Verb Conjugation
Here are basic Spanish grammar rules and shortcuts on how to make the accent marks over vowels and inverted punctuations.
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Harry S. Truman: 33rd President: The Most Awful Responsibility
During his few weeks as Vice President, Harry Truman scarcely saw President FDR. He received no briefing on the development of the atomic bomb or the unfolding difficulties with Soviet Russia.
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Millard Fillmore: 13th President: Fighter for Freedom
Millard Fillmore, the last President of the Whig party, was very unpopular due to his support of the Fugitive Slave Act, part of the Compromise of 1850. He became president only after Taylor died.
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Herbert Hoover: 31st President: Lived the American Dream
Herbert Hoover lived the American dream; he was an orphan and became a millionaire through his mining efforts across the globe. His success allowed him to donate his presidential earnings to charity.
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Calvin Coolidge: 30th President: Prosperity With Small Government
Calvin Coolidge, known as "silent Cal" for his quiet demeanor, became the 30th president after President Harding died. He was very popular during his presidency by lowering the national debt.
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Warren Harding: 29th President: Wrought With Scandal
Warren G. Harding's presidency was fraught with scandal, which overshadowed good things he did as President. Betrayal of friends caused a lot of stress and may have led to his death while in office.
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Zachary Taylor: 12th President: The War Hero
'Old Rough and Ready' was the first military leader to become president without ever holding another governmental position. Zachary Taylor was one of the few presidents to die while in office.
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John Quincy Adams: The 6th President Who Supported Native Americans
John Quincy Adams, the sixth president, not to be confused with his dad John Adams the third president, was known for his philosophical stance on politics, among other things.
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William Taft: 27th President: Highest Judicial & Executive Office
William Howard Taft was known for his jovial, charismatic presence. He served as both president and chief justice of the Supreme Court, although working in the judicial system was where he preferred.
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James K. Polk: 11th President: The Dark Horse
James Knox Polk won as the "dark horse" against the prominent Speaker of the House Henry Clay. During his time in office, he gained a lot of land for America and proved to be a great success.
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John Tyler: 10th President: First Unexpected President
John Tyler was the first president to have an impeachment resolution against him. He firmly opposed a national bank, which angered the Whig party that dominated Congress.
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William Henry Harrison: 9th President: Old Tippecanoe
William Henry Harrison became our shortest-serving president at only 43 days in office but led a quite remarkable military career.
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Martin Van Buren: 8th President: First Born in the United States
Martin Van Buren, although known for his success in politics before his presidency, gaining the name "Little Magician," his success while the president was not as strong and became very unpopular.
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Franklin D Roosevelt: 32nd President: Longest Serving
Franklin Delano Roosevelt was a well-known president for his work on the United Nations, the "New Deal," and his success in helping the nation out of the Great Depression.
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Theodore Roosevelt: 26th President: Great Conservationist
President Theodore Roosevelt became and remains the youngest man who has ever become president, despite his youth, he is one of the most memorable men who took the position.
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Guernica: Picasso's Most Famous Painting
The Guernica is Pablo Picasso's most famous painting due to the rich history, fantastic artistry, and the emotion it evokes.
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5 Ways to Teach Your Child Responsibility
One of the most essential things children need to learn is not taught at school but in the home; how to be an independent, responsible adult, which needs to be taught by parents and caregivers.
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Learning Styles: How Can Knowing Which Your Child Is Help
There are many different learning styles that your child may have. By knowing what learning style your child has will allow you to better teach and encourage your child in school.
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Some Ways Plants and Animals Adapt in Tropical Rainforests
The rainforest is rich with plants and animals—many of which have developed adaptations in order to survive the unique climate of the tropical rainforest.
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Why We Should Protect the Florida Panther Wildlife Refuge
The Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge protects many endangered animals, including the Florida Panther. By educating ourselves, we could help prevent the extinction of even more animals.
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Captain Henry Morgan and the Maracaibo Raid
Captain Henry Morgan was such a successful pirate, or rather a privateer, that even a famous beverage is named after him. Having defeated Spain, his name will always stand in infamy.
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Biography of Archaeologist Howard Carter
Howard Carter was a famous archaeologist who made one of the most remarkable discoveries of all time: King Tut's tomb!
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Captain George Lowther's Pirate Code Articles
Even pirates must live by a code in conduct. These articles are meant to keep the crew safe and loyal. Captain George Lowther was one of the most famous pirates to set a pirate code.
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Free Online Budgeting Software
Here are the top online budgeting software where you can compare the different features and decide which budgeting tool is best for you.
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Sunflower Seeds: All You Ever Want to Know: Plant, Harvest, Cook
Sunflowers are more than just beautiful flowers. The seeds are edible. In order to enjoy this easy snack, it is a good idea to know how to plant, harvest, and prepare.
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What Questions Are Asked in a Job Interview?
One of the best ways to be prepared for an interview is to know the questions someone is going to ask you. Here are some great examples, as well as what to ask your interviewer!
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3 Ingredient Guacamole Dip
Guacamole is a wonderful dip or spread made of extremely healthy fruit. Avocado is a high-calorie fruit used in a variety of ways, including sandwiches.
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BMI Range and Healthy Weight for Older Adults
There are many things we need to keep in mind when looking at BMI, such as muscle mass, amount of fat, and a person's age.
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Natural Treatments for Seasonal Affective Disorder
Light therapy is a growing treatment for seasonal affective disorder (SAD), although before you begin treatment, it is a good idea to make sure your symptoms line up with what SAD truly is.
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Origins of Santa Claus: Who Was Saint Nicholas?
Often we equate Santa Claus with the tooth fairy, Easter bunny, and the like, but there is one thing that sets him apart; Santa Claus is a real person.
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Easy Crockpot Meal: Chicken Fettucine Alfredo
An easy chicken dish is well-balanced and delicious. Included are the benefits of having chicken in your diet.
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Homemade Applesauce: Using a CrockPot
Applesauce is a simple side dish to make that is low in calories, high in vitamin C, and great for your digestive system. Plus, it is easy to make when using a crockpot.
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Rainforest's Endangered Monkeys
There are many primates that have become endangered animals in the rainforest, such as Sumatran orangutans, chimpanzees, golden lion tamarin, spider monkey, gorillas, and ring-tailed lemurs.
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Crock-Pot Cinnamon Apples
This is an easy-to-make cinnamon apple bake. The longest part is peeling the apples, which you can choose not to do if you want to add the extra nutrients, making this a very quick dessert.
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Crock Pot Mexican Chicken
This Mexican dish is quick, easy, and delicious. It only requires chicken, corn, salsa, and black beans with some seasoning. If you need a quick delicious meal tonight, this is an excellent choice.
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Endangered Wild Cats of the Rainforest
Some of the most majestic endangered species are the big cats. Many different cats are endangered, including ocelots, jaguars, Bengal tigers, and Sumatran tigers.
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Most Beloved Endangered Animals in the Rainforest
There are many endangered animals of the rainforest from rhinos, birds, tigers, monkeys, etc. Here is a list of many species well-loved that live in the rainforest that is slowly dwindling in number.
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The Benefits of Selenium for Treating Cancer
Selenium is one of the most overlooked nutrients. It can boost your mood and prevent and slow the progression of cancer.
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Extinct Animals of the Rainforest
Many extinct animals once lived in the rainforest and many more that are endangered. We, who have the best capability of protecting these animals, should take action to preserve life.
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The 4 Most Infamous Pirates in History
Five of the most well-known, notorious, ruthless pirates to have ever existed include Captain Henry Morgan, Pirate Anne Bonny, Calico Jack, Blackbeard, and Jean Lafitte.
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Benefits of Selenium Supplements
Selenium is an essential supplement for your overall health. Studies show that this element can actually slow and prevent cancer when taken in moderation.
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Definition of a Learning Disability: Symptoms and Types
A learning disability does not mean a child is less intelligent than others; it just means that your child takes longer to learn certain things than a child who does not have a learning disability.
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The Death of the Pirate Blackbeard
One of the most infamous pirates that ever walked the seven seas was that of Edward Teach, more infamously known as Blackbeard. Much is known about his great tyranny, but what about his death.
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How Do You Freeze Fresh Green Beans?
Green beans are essential in a well-balanced diet. Fresh from the garden, they have higher levels of nutrients than ones bought at the store. Here's how to harvest, and freeze green beans.
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How Do You Freeze Fresh Green Peppers?
Green peppers provide several nutrients and benefits to your body and health. They also taste great, whether they are in your spaghetti sauce or fresh on a salad. These are great fruit!
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The Endangered Florida Panther
Florida Panthers are amazingly beautiful animals yet endangered due to the destruction of habitat. These large cats need to be reintroduced to areas of the world to flourish as a population.
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Blackbeard the Infamous Pirate: Legend and Facts
Blackbeard is one of the most infamous pirates that ever sailed the oceans. Though he was not the most successful, he was the most feared due to his impressive appearance and great theatrics.
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Finding Cheap Gas Prices in the USA
Here are four amazing websites that help you find the cheapest gas prices in your area. Each site contributes to the world wide web through great advice, maps, and more.
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Vegetables for an Anti-Aging Diet
Staying young and looking young is all about how well we care for our bodies. Although many choose to use surgery or supplements, there are a plethora of anti-aging items at our local produce aisle.
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Health and Anti-Aging Benefits of L-carnitine
L-carnitine is a great nutrient that will help you stay healthy, look young, and feel great, which is an essential nutrient that you can get through meat and cheese, but also in supplement form.
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Dog and Puppy Games
Training your dog does not have to be work, in fact it can be a game! Here are some great tips on how to play classic dog games that your dog will not only enjoy but learn as well.
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Common Questions About Cat Health: Tongue Color, Sneezing, and More
Keeping your pet healthy is the most important thing you will ever do for your pet. Here are some great questions and answers on common cat medical issues, from the color of their tongue to eating habits, neutering, feline leukemia, and more.
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Fun Halloween Party Games for Children
Every child's Halloween party should be full of imagination and fun. Here are some great, sometimes funny, sometimes creepy Halloween games!
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Healthy Tuna Zucchini Patties
Zucchini Tuna patties are a healthy, nutritious meal that fulfills many of the basic food groups. It is also low calorie, which makes it ideal for those who want to lose weight.
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How Much Do I Have to Pay for My Cat's Pet Insurance?
It is essential to know your options when choosing pet insurance. Here is a breakdown of the most popular insurance companies, including their programs, prices, effectiveness, and phone numbers.
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Feline Leukemia Virus
Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV), affects three of every hundred cats. Kittens are the most susceptible to the disease. Although it cannot be cured, some treatments can help your pet live longer.
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Nail Trimming for Dogs: How Can I Cut My Dog's Nails?
Clipping dog nails is one of the most challenging parts of taking care of a dog. Many prefer to bring their pup somewhere, rather than to do it themselves. Here are some great tips to help you learn.
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Flower Garden and Seasons: Flowers That Bloom All Year
Want a beautiful garden or at least a beautiful bouquet. It's helpful to know what flowers flourish in what month to know how to enjoy beautiful flowers all year long.
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Help with Writing a Resume
Writing your resume is the most important aspect when finding a job. By knowing how to portray yourself on a resume will get you noticed, and open the doors to getting the job.
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How To Prune a Fruit Tree
Caring for fruit trees can be very time consuming the first year, but it is well worth it due to the rich, healthy fruit it will provide. Here is a year by year guide of how to care for your tree.
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Cigarette Smoking Facts
Everyone knows that cigarette smoke is harmful to you, but what do cigarettes do? How does it cause cancer, and what inside it makes it bad for you?
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Easy Strawberry Freezer Jam Recipe
Strawberry freezer jam is a great treat you can put on your ice cream or your toast. By packaging it, you can turn it into a nice gift. It's yummy, too!
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The Meaning and History of the American Flag and Why We Honor It
The United States flag is an integral part of our history. This article will discuss the meaning behind the stars and stripes and how it relates to our culture.
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Green, Eco-Friendly Ways to Clean Your House With Vinegar
Cleaning green is becoming more necessary. Here are easy ways to clean green. You can clean your tub, microwave, windows, and soap scum from faucets all without harming the earth.
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Dangerous Plants to My Dogs
Hostas, poinsettias, and lilies are just a few plants that are poisonous to dogs. Here is a list of the most common plants and flowers that could harm your pet, and what to do if your dog is poisoned.
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Healthy Strawberry Banana Smoothie Recipe
Strawberry banana yogurt smoothies are full of excellent nutrients and few calories, making it an excellent choice for a midday snack!
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DNA Cloning of Mammals: Not Always Perfect Twins
Cloning is a controversial topic that has many different views. There are two main types of clonings that most often occur today. They are artificial embryo transfer and somatic cell nuclear transfer.
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How to Clean Your Dog's Teeth
Cleaning your dog's teeth is an essential part of your dog's overall health. By keeping them clean, you can prevent him/her from heart disease, gum disease, and kidney disorder.
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Facts About Concentration Camps
Concentration camps were home to some of the worst most atrocious acts ever done. Here you can learn what the German Holocaust was and what happened at the concentration camps.
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How to Prune a Rose Bush
Here is a complete guide of everything you need to know how and when to prune rose bushes, as well as brief overview of the pros and cons of most popular rose species.
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How to Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades
Keeping your lawn mower and its blades well-maintained is the key to having a great looking lawn. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to do that.
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Facts About Hieroglyphics
Hieroglyphics gives us a rich history of ancient Egypt. By finding out the history, how to translate, as well as the different kind of hieroglyphics, we can better understand ancient Egypt.
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What Is the Best Pet Insurance for Dogs?
In this article, four of the best pet insurance plans are compared by people like you. They have been rated and evaluated by their price, their coverage, and their extra benefits.
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Egyptian Queen Hatshepsut: A Female Pharoah in Egypt
Pharaoh Hatshepsut, aka King Hatshepsut, is one of the most famous rulers in Egyptian history because she was not really a king, but a queen. She took her role very seriously despite opposition.
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Family Fun Travel Games to Play in the Car
Keep your children off those handheld devices with these road trip games. You will find lots of giggles and grow closer by spending time with one another.
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How to Get the Cigarette Smoke Smell Out of Your House: A Step-by-Step Guide
This is a detailed step-by-step guide for how to get the smoke smell out of your house.
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Facts about Dinosaurs for Kids
Millions of years ago, an entire species became extinct. Fortunately they have left behind many evidences of their existence; therefore, we can learn a lot about this extinct creature.
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Ancient Egypt Education for Kids
Pyramids and Egyptian artifacts have revealed much about Ancient Egypt, such as their beliefs, customs, and societal constructs.
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What Kind of Flowers Attract Butterflies?
The key to making a butterfly garden is to create a garden a haven to butterflies with the right atmosphere and flowers!
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Plants That Repel Insects in Gardens
There are many great ways to keep those pesky bugs out of your garden, but often the natural way is the best way. Here are some plants that you can plant in your garden to keep bugs away!
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Claude Monet: A Great Impressionist
Claude Monet was the first person who coined the phrase Impressionism. Here are many of his paintings and a brief history.
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Facts About Clothing Used in Ancient Egypt: Egyptian Clothes
One of the most significant factors in what a person would wear in ancient Egypt was their social class. The richer you were, the lighter the garment you would wear.
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What Caused the Dinosaurs To Die?
There are many theories as to how the dinosaurs became extinct. Although there are countless theories, here are some of the most plausible.
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Children's Information on Endangered Animals
There are many endangered species, including the Siberian Tiger, elephants, leatherback sea turtles, snow leopards,
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How to Talk to an Adopted Child About Their Birth Family
Talking about your child's birth family is an essential aspect of your adopted child's well being, but it is also a very sensitive topic. Here are some guidelines to help lead your discussion.
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Card Games for Two Players
There are few games intended specifically for two players. Here are three. War, Speed, and double solitaire.
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How to Adopt a Foster Child
Foster parenting to adopt is possible, but a very long and extensive laborious process. Here is how to get licensed, and the different approaches towards foster parent adoptions.
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Should Anti-Depressants Be Taken?
There is a stigma when taking anti-depressants. We need to realize that there is only so much to change. We can change our behavior, but we can't change the physiological reaction to certain stimuli.
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Hosea Bible Study: Getting to Know God Better
Hosea was an old testament prophet who chose a hard life to serve God and teach us through the words he wrote. He showed how we are much like Israel, and we need to make a change.
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Five Fun Facts about the Planet Jupiter: Question and Answer
Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and acts more like a sun than a planet. It has 62 moons and tries to absorb all in its orbital path.
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Andrew Jackson: 7th President: Hot Temper & Tough as Old Hickory
President Andrew Jackson, nicknamed Old Hickory, lived a hard left, but through his hard work and outgoing personality, he became quite successful in all of his endeavors.
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James Monroe - 5th President: Leader of the Era of Good Feelings
James Monroe, aka the last cocked hat, was the fifth president of the United States. He had a significant impact on our country, playing an integral part in the Louisiana Purchase.
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Alcatraz Prisoners Who Almost Escaped Alcatraz Prison
Alcatraz was home to many high profile prisoners in the nearly thirty years it housed our worst criminals. Although it boasted that it was inescapable, here are three of the most notorious attempts.
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Egyptian Technology: Ancient Technological Achievements
Ancient Egypt is a lot like our culture today. Egyptians placed a high value on a person's position in society, education, and righteous life. One big difference is their monumental pyramids.
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The Case for Faith: A Christian Book Written by a Former Atheist
Lee Strobel's Case for Faith is a well-written, well-researched book written by a former atheist who analyzes why even scholars acknowledge that faith is a powerful thing, and so is the God who they have faith in.
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Woodrow Wilson: 28th President During WWI
Woodrow Wilson was our 28th President and an amazing man, here is a brief history of this great man who is well known for his speech on the Fourteen Points.
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James Madison: 4th President: Pro Separation of Church and State
James Madison was the father of the Constitution and wrote much of the Federalist Papers. He also had a great influence over George Washington, despite his mild-mannered, shy personality.
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Thomas Jefferson's - 3rd President: Father of the Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson, an American President, authored the Declaration of Independence and considered the Father of the University of Virginia. He accomplished a lot to shape the United States of America.
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2nd President: John Adams, The Washington of Negotiations
John Adams was a very influential part of our history, even though he was not very well-liked in his own day. He was one of our founding father's, second president, and our first vice-president.
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George Washington: 1st President and a Humble Man
George Washington's Presidency was filled with Firsts! Here is a small history about George Washington from his childhood until his inaugural address.
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Feline Hepatic Lipidosis: Fatty Liver Disease in Cats
Feline Hepatic Lipidosis (fatty liver disease) is one of the most common of deadly diseases found in cats, which is recognized by the yellow coloring of a cat's ears, gums, or eyes.
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History and Hauntings of Alcatraz Prison
Alcatraz holds many mysteries, from hauntings to attempted escapes. Here is a brief history of the mysterious island.
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The Phoenix: A Mythological Bird
The Phoenix is a mythological creature so loved that many include them in their tales. So, where did it originate? What is the real myth? What do they look like?
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Is Jesus and God One?
There are many questions that we find when trying to learn about Jesus. Here is a summary of just a few of the essential evidence to prove He is the Messiah!
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If You Can't Lose Weight, You May Be Insulin Resistant
Insulin resistance is a serious problem for many people who are trying to lose weight but can't. Do you think you might be? Learn about why this is and what you can do about it.
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Aphrodite: Greek Goddess of Love and Beauty
Aphrodite is the Greek goddess of love and beauty. She married the god of war and gave birth to Cupid. Do not let her loving nature fool you, however, for her type of love is what we would more often call lust.
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Anna Anderson: Is She the Romanov Princess Anastasia?
Anastasia Romanov was believed to have escaped the brutal killing of her family. Many years later, there was a woman who claimed to have been the real Anastasia. She went by the name of Anna Anderson.
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Facts, Statistics, and Stories About Animal and Pet Abuse
Here are general facts and statistics about animal abuse—from the most abused dog breed to the most common form of animal abuse. Also detailed in this article is the story of one particular dog's history of abuse and her incredible rehabilitation story.
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The Role of Cats in Ancient Egypt
There is much more to the history of our beloved friends. They have deities for ancestors, and so loved that owners chose to live their afterlife with them.
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Fablehaven Facts and Analysis
Fablehaven is a mystical land where magical creatures are kept safe. Kendra and Seth Sorenson discover it and much more than they ever dreamed possible when visiting their grandparents.
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Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen: A Book Review/Analysis
Water for Elephants a great book from beginning to end, with many twists and turns. Here is a summary of the book, with history, and book club questions.
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Portrayals of Vampires Throughout History
Vampires have become part of pop culture, but the legend of the vampire began many years before. Each myth has its own origin and beliefs, but there are many things that are similar among the stories.
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Amazing Facts about Your Brain
The brain is the most mysterious organ due to all the unknown things that have yet to be discovered, from where do each nerve synapse comes from what portions we use for what processing.
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The Earth-Moon System
Moon means "Earth's little buddy," and what a buddy it is. It's 1/81th of the mass of Earth, and it is the mains source of light during night time.
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The Molotov Cocktail: One Cocktail You Don't Want To Drink
This cocktail is not one that you can drink. This cocktail is known for its big explosion and used as early as during World War II.
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Top 4 Facts about the Water King Penguin: A Prehistoric Penguin
The world's largest living penguin is the emperor penguin, but many years ago, there was one that was much bigger named the Water King Penguin that is now extinct. It stood five feet tall.
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Dinosaur Discoveries in the United States Throughout History
Dinosaur discoveries happen all the time, even in America. As recent as 2010, there were discoveries and some as far back as 1870. Here are some of the most current and oldest findings.
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Legends of the Bermuda Triangle
Many mysteries surround the Bermuda Triangle, and there are many theories that have been developed to explain those mysteries. From natural causes to alien abductions, here we explore the possible explanations for this mysterious place.
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The Four Best Restaurants in Grand Rapids, Michigan for Bachelorette Party's and Wedding Receptions
Live in Grand Rapids? Want to find a place to hold a wedding reception or even a bachelorette party, here are three great options!
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The Big Foot Legend
Many have claimed to see it, but no one has ever indeed proved it. Does the Sasquatch truly exist? So why haven't we found bones?
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Pirates and Their Weapons: Through the Ages
Pirates were known for the great horror they caused through the weapons they used. They used many items to instill terror, from cannons to revolvers.
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James Taylor's "Fire and Rain": The Meaning
Fire and Rain is a classic song written by one of the greatest songwriters of all time. Here are the lyrics and the meaning behind them.
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What I Have Learned from My Daughter
My daughter came to me when she was five years old. We adopted her a year later. And though, I had hoped that I would be able to teach her about the world, love, and life; it seems she has taught me.
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Biblical Principles on How to Treat Others
Too often we hear "Do unto others as you want to be done unto yourself." Many say it as if we should refrain from doing bad, but the verse does not say do not, it says do... so how should we treat others.
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How to Let God Lead and Take Control
Trusting God means you have to hand over the reins to your own life. Too often, we try to hold on for control over our own lives when we need to trust that God knows what is best for us.
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Judas Betrayal: A Bible Lesson
Judas may be one of the most famous sinners, yet he could teach us a lot by taking a look at his life and why he made the decisions he chose.
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Interview Preparation Tips: How to Prepare Before the Interview
Interviewing is only half the battle; knowing how to interview well is the other half. First impressions are vital in wowing your way into a job.
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Websites That Make You Money
There are many great sites where you can make money. Make sure to skim through all websites, see what their benefits are if there are any costs and the ease of making money before choosing one.
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Simple Tips to Improve Your Memory
Exercising your mind is an essential part of getting older to maintain your memory. Included is a ten-minute video of tips to help your memory improve as you age.
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Why Does My Cat Do That: Odd Cat Behaviors
Cats are wonderful pets and can bring great joy to your life, primarily through their odd behavior. So why do they do such oddities as self-pet or knead on a blanket?
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10 Bizarre Mating Habits of Animals
From cloning selves to peeing on their mate, these animals have some of the most bizarre mating habits of all animals.
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Human Language: Nature Vs. Nurture
One thing that sets humans apart from all other animals is our ability to gain language. Language is such a complex topic and often debated, especially whether it has come from nature or nurture.
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Websites That Help You Save Money
Here are great websites that help you get great coupons, trade books, and movies, and teach you how to budget your finances. These great money-saving websites are a must in your daily web surfing.
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The Salem Witchhunts: A History of Witches, Trials, and Witch Hunts!
The Salem Witch trials was a horrendous event in American history where women were persecuted for being different. Many events led to the witchhunts, and many that occurred as a result.
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The History Behind King Tutankhamen's Tomb
One of the greatest finds in Egyptian history was of King Tutankhamen's tomb. King Tut was just a boy when he became Pharoah. Paleontologists have learned much due to finding his tomb.
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How to Choose the Right Glasses for Your Face Shape and Coloring
Which glasses would look best for your face shape and coloring?
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All Organic Beauty and Health Remedies for Hair and Skin
Often we think of herbs as internal medicine, but we can also use them externally for relieving an itch to plumping lips. Here are five items from your garden that you can use to enhance your beauty.
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The Benefits of Drinking Skim Milk
Milk has a lot of health benefits, one of which is losing weight. To optimize the benefits of milk, drink skim milk rather than whole milk.
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Whole Wheat Grain's Health Benefits: A Gluten That's Good For You
Proper nutrition is key to boosting your metabolism. Wheat effectively does this, but not just any kind of wheat, whole grain wheat.