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Bacon-Wrapped Roasted Turkey Recipe for Thanksgiving
This is my mother-in-law's amazingly flavorful bacon-wrapped roasted turkey recipe for Thanksgiving or any holiday. Easy to cook, too!
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How to Choose and Invest in Diamonds
Buying stocks and bonds as investments will reward you financially eventually. You can plot your earnings on a chart. You can plan ahead. You can add and withdraw funds just like having a bank account. But wait…. How fun is that?
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The Ultimate Guide to Vanilla: Beans, Orchids, and Extract
The fruit of the vanilla orchid is called a bean, even though it is not truly a bean. It is an elongated pod with a heavenly aroma that is filled with many seeds. Extracts of the beans are used to enhance baked goods. Mexican Flan recipe included.
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Five Basic Things About Science You Need to Know
Science is a method for studying our world. It's a process that people use to figure out how things work. Overall, the word, 'science', means to use a step by step method to discover what works and what doesn't work.
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How to Fall Asleep, Stay Asleep and Get Better Sleep Quality
Relaxation is the key to falling asleep. So the best answer to this question is to find ways to relax before bedtime. It also pays to have a cool and comfortable bedroom to sleep in.
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Fried Oreos to Twinkies: Exploring Sweet Delights at The Texas State Fair
Imagine a sizzling fried Oreo, or a deep-fried Candy Pecan Bacon Bread Pudding at the Texas State Fair, where innovation meets tradition in a deep-fried extravaganza of the unusual food delights.
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The Sense in Extra Sensory Perception
Duke University is credited with the first ESP study based on scientific principle. The study was performed in 1927. In 1934, Dr. J.B. Rhines published his summary report of experiments he did during those years. The monograph was titled, “Extra-Sensory Perception”.
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Satellite Secrets: Captivating Photos of Earth's Hidden Oddities
Revealing the enigmatic, satellite secrets show Earth's hidden oddities. Unveil nature's mysterious construction and Intriguing human, and not so human creations from above.
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Blood Bank Test Ordering for Nurses
Nurses have a massive plateful of things to do on a daily basis. A very common issue is trying to figure out what labs to order per the doctor's orders. Blood Bank orders are some of the most incorrectly ordered tests.
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Halloween Party Ideas, Mad Scientist
Remember Science class? Dissecting frogs, strange things in jars and bubbling experiments gone horribly wrong were the theme of many college party ideas. There is no end to the ideas one can experiment with by having a mad scientist Halloween party!
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Interview With Quetzalcoatl
Quetzalcoatl is the Aztec name for The Feathered Serpent God. In the land of the Maya, he is known as Kulkukan. He travels through the underworld, surmounting the forces of evil and darkness and is reborn as Venus, the morning/evening star.
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The Mexican Free-Tailed Bats of Austin, Texas
In 1980, renovations transformed the Congress Avenue Bridge into an ideal bat cave, which soon became a fascinating Austin attraction featuring migrating Mexican free-tailed bats.
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What Happens During a Lunar Eclipse?
During a lunar eclipse, the Earth comes between the Sun and the Moon, blocking the sunlight from falling on the Moon. A total lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon and Sun are on opposite sides of Earth.
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What Happens During a Total Solar Eclipse?
The Oct. 14, 2023, annular solar eclipse and the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse will be seen across the United States and beyond. Waco, Texas, will be right in the path of the eclipse and will offer a celestial show you won't want to miss.
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How to Build a Tipi
The Plains Indians of North America frequently used tipis instead of tents for camping. The tipi is a circular area made with poles and animal hides. Today's tipis are generally made with a canvas cloth.
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Biden-Harris Administration Announces $161 Million for Landscape Restoration
I recently received this email from the Biden-Harris Administration, and I am so happy to see this! You all know I am enthusiastic about saving the Earth's environment, and well, frankly, I want to save the world!
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Surprising and Helpful Facts About Anxiety Disorders
Learn the real facts about anxiety disorders through these insights. Discover the truths, understand the depths, and challenge the stigma about anxiety. Empower yourself with these tips.
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Sun, Sand, and Sculptures: The Beaches of Port Aransas, Texas
SandFest is an immensely popular event, you’ll want to plan far in advance. Book your stay and a golf cart ahead of time to make your trip as easy as the breeze. SandFest is held in April of each year.
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Ode to a Pizza - An Italian Sonnet
Dr. Ruffin asked my class to write an Italian sonnet. I must have been hungry because all I could think of was pizza.
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Darkness Is Only Scary When It Is a Stormy Night
Climate change is contributing to increased hurricanes, tornadoes, super heated air, and very stormy nights. Poetry shouldn't be scary, but it seems I am wrong.
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We, the People: Experiencing Crystal Freedom, a Poem in Four Verses
We, the people, can work to shatter the crystal chains binding us. We can embrace a journey of live and let live, Instead of existing as polar opposites, we can work together, sharing power equitably, for the good of all. We have the technology, we just need the will to do it together.
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Sickle Cell Disease and Malaria
Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) and malaria have a unique relationship. People who carry a special change in their genes, often seen in areas where malaria is common, are better at fighting off this disease. However, if they get this gene from both parents, they end up with SCD.
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Pandemics Unleashed: Covid, Flu, Ebola, Plague, Marburg, Hantavirus, Rabies, Dengue, Anthrax, and Other Deadly Diseases
Learn about deadly diseases, covering the infamous Covid-19 and Flu to the truly frightening Ebola, Bubonic Plague, Marburg virus, Hantavirus, Dengue, Anthrax, and Rabies.
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Aztec Glyphs That Make Great Tattoos
The Aztecs displayed their rich cultural history through intricate, colorful glyphs - symbolic images steeped in complex meaning. These unique representations of ancient knowledge, spiritual beliefs, and societal structures provide abundant inspiration for a skilled tattoo artist.
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The Ultimate Countdown: The 100 Most Frightening Movies Ever
Go with me on a terrifying cinematic journey with my selection of the top 100 scariest movies. From timeless classics to modern horror, these films guarantee spine-chilling thrills.
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The Top 10 'Rare' Blood Types: A Guide for Transfusion Services
This technical article is directed specifically toward transfusion services, blood bankers, medical laboratory scientists, and physicians that order blood transfusions. It provides a brief overview of the 10 rarest blood types.
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Space Travels
I dreamed I was a space traveler looking for a perfect world. It's a dream we might someday have on Earth.
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The Enduring Popularity of Jade and Real Turquoise Jewelry
Explore the beauty of jade and real turquoise jewelry. These gemstones have a rich history, cultural significance, and modern trends. Learn how to wear, care for, and invest in jade and real turquoise pieces.
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Hidden Gems: 10 Best Scuba Diving Spots in Texas Revealed
Discover the best dive sites in the Lone Star State. Explore vibrant coral reefs, a submerged missile silo, and more.
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20 Unforgettable Dystopian Movies for Soylent Green Fans
These films all have dystopian elements, exploring themes like climate change, authoritarian societies, resource scarcity, and social inequality. Each movie should provide a fascinating watch for fans of “Soylent Green.”
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Discover Texas Bluebonnets and Wildflowers: A Guide to the Lone Star State's Blooming Beauties
Every Spring in Texas rewards us with millions of Bluebonnets, the state flower. Additionally, there are several other wildflowers in bloom that paint the wide open spaces with amazing color. You can even grow them at home!
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How to Make Delicious and Healthy Meals with an Air Fryer: Tips and Tricks
Are you looking for a better and faster way to cook food for your family? An air fryer might be just what you need.
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Ten Famous Photographers to Celebrate on World Art Day
World Art Day is celebrated on April 15th to coincide with Leonardo da Vinci's birthday. The events are not public holidays but are often marked by exhibitions, workshops, and other art-related activities to bring attention to the importance of art and artists in society.
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Wonka Tonka - A Tribute to Native Americans
Native American Day, or Indigenous People's Day is Friday the 22nd day of September 2023. (AKA) Christopher Columbus Day.
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Hawaiian Coconut Butter Mochi Recipe
One of the tastiest treats I discovered when I lived on the island of Maui is Hawaiian coconut butter mochi.
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Chronic Kidney Disease Symptoms and Treatment
Do you have High Blood Pressure? Do you have Diabetes? This article covers why your kidneys may be failing and what you can do to prevent or postpone chronic kidney disease (CKD)
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How to Make Sandwiches Like a Pro
Easy directions on how to make incredible sandwiches for everyone! This is a guided tour of the top sandwiches for lunches, dinners, snacks, and parties.
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Are You “Woke” or “Unwoke”?
“Wokism” is currently being bashed to death by the “right” wing of politics in the United States of America as of 2023. But what, exactly, does being 'woke' mean? Let's look into the definition of “Wokism”.
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Mexico Trips- What Is Guanajuato Known For?
The state of Guanajuato is so unique, you won't believe the things you can see and do here. Guanajuato city is the capital of the state, and one of the unique cities in the world. Swim in a volcano? Yes. See a mummy museum? Yes, and so much more.
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Texas Tripping - What is Huntsville, TX Known For?
Huntsville is a moderately sized town. Texas history buffs love the giant statue of General Sam Houston, the first President of the Republic of TX. Tours of the home of Sam Houston and his grave site are available. But there is much more to know about this college/prison/historical town.
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Texas Tripping - Corsicana
My family, on my mother’s side, is from Corsicana, Texas. I grew up spending time in both Houston and Corsicana. The two towns could not be more different. This small town about 50 miles (ca. 80 km) south of Dallas is worth a visit.
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How To Make Lela's Chorizo and Cream Cheese Diablos
Shrimp and bacon diablos are a Texas invention. You can buy them pre-made at almost any store in Austin, Texas. Variations include cream cheese diablos, and my favorite, chorizo diablos. Sausage diablos are quick, easy, and very filling as a side dish, or on their own.
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From Mexico to Texas: Transforming Traditional Ingredients into Spicier, Crispier Delights
Real Mexican food is absolutely the best if you like spicy flavorful homemade dishes with smokey, exotic flavors. Texans take the usual ingredients from south of the border, and make meals that are spicier, crispier, delicious, and easy to make.
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Mom's Four Fruit Muffins
My mom's four fruit muffins are incredibly moist and delicious. Easy to make muffins that are perfect for breakfast on the go.
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Scones, Crumpets, and High Tea
Scones and English crumpets are sweet treats that go with afternoon tea service, potlucks, or, brunch.
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The Ultimate Guide to Blood Types: Everything You Need to Know
Discover the fascinating world of blood types! Uncover the science, health implications, and unique traits of each blood type in this comprehensive guide. Get the answers to frequently asked questions about blood types.
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Things to Do During Hemodialysis to Pass the Time
Sitting for four hours in a chair, undergoing hemodialysis, is pretty uncomfortable. It is also boring. I started the treatments eight months ago, and I have learned how to keep myself occupied and warm! These tips should help new patients to tolerate the hours better.
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Life as a Blood Bank Specialist: A Lab Tech's 38-Year Adventure in Medical Laboratory Science
During my 38 years of Medical Laboratory Science (Lab Tech), I gradually became a specialist in Blood Banking. I worked mainly for hospital laboratories. I explored other careers during my free time, while moving around the country. Lab Tech always paid the bills, though.
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The Life of a Lab Tech: Embracing the Grind in Corsicana and Surrounding Areas
What did I want to be when I grew up? I answer this question in parts one through 4. I wanted to be many things. My story continues through the post graduate years as I explore even more tempting careers!
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Growth and Exploration: An Introspective Look at a Decade of Life Lessons and Career Pursuits
In this autobiographical article, I cover the years between 20 and 30 years of age. This is the result of those years of searching, learning, and trying to decide on a lifelong career. It was a long, perilous journey. I learned so many things!
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College Hustle: My Journey from Cafeteria Worker to Short-Order Cook with Tips
In the first two parts of this multipart series, I went from childhood, then through my teenage years in My Career Search Part Two, and now on to my early adulthood when I finally started getting some clues about a serious career choice.
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From Detective Dreams to Reality: A Child's Struggle Through Life's Difficult Years
Around the age of eight, I had decided to become a homicide detective. Regrettably, things changed drastically from the age of nine, to the age of sixteen. These were very dark years for me, and I entered adulthood rather swiftly.
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The Seeds of Ambition: An Eight-Year-Old's Curiosity About Life's Future Path
As we go through life, we often wonder what will become of us in the future. Will we end up with our dream home and career? I began to wonder about what profession I would end up in at the tender age of eight.
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So You Want to Move to Texas?
I was born in Houston, Texas. Then I was raised in Texas, then I got out of this state as soon as I could! I moved to Maui, met and married, couldn't afford to buy a home there, so we asked ourselves, “Where in the USA would be the best place to live?”
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Blood Banking, Blood Typing - Ask a Medical Laboratory Scientist
Everything you always wanted to ask about Blood Transfusions, Conditions Needing Blood Transfusions, and What a Medical Laboratory Scientist does with all that Blood.
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Short Story: Strange Things Happen During Prom Week
There are numerous strange things that happen at our schools, and this is one of them. There is no explanation for what happened at Ivywild High.
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Why Are Rare Blood Types More Common Than You Think?
I am frequently asked about rare blood types. The most common questions are about the Rh Negative blood type. The next most common questions are about rare blood types being special in some way. This article will be helpful in answering questions and superstitions in “golden” or “special” blood.
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Book Reviews of Five Books That Will Change Your Life
A good book is a powerful influence on your mind. The pen is mightier than the sword, but this is only true of the great writers of history and life. Your life will be changed by these unusual books written by renowned authors.
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Short Story: Lost Mountain
Escaping from a serial killer isn't always the easiest thing to do. Especially when it involves rugged, mountainous terrain and a girl without survival skills. But danger is only a state of mind.
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Goats Are Farm Animals That Make Great Pets!
Goats make good pets on a small farm, ranch, or homestead. These friendly, funny creatures eat weeds and play tricks!
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cataract Surgery (My Experience)
I just had cataract surgery, I asked my doctor, “What is the most frequently asked question about cataract surgery?” He said, “Will I go blind”? Cataract surgery is commonly done to remove cataracts.
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Jinx Schwartz - The Hetta Coffey Adventures
Jinx Schwartz has written a series of surprisingly funny, yet serious novels about a character named Hetta Coffey. Hetta lives on a yacht in the Sea of Cortez. She has many great friends and a few dead bodies!
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Navigating the Depths: Uncovering Shipwrecks with Nautical Charts
Go on a journey through maritime history, by navigating the past and unlocking the secrets of sunken ships. How to chart a course to shipwreck exploration using the resources of nautical charts.
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Adventure Beneath the Waves: A Journey of Undersea Discovery
Adventure lives under the ocean, where tons of treasure await discovery. The 1600s saw many ships wrecked near the area of Florida, Cuba, and the U.S. Naval base at Guantánamo Bay. However, these areas are restricted to treasure hunters.
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The Bill of Rights, Our Freedoms in the United States of America
The U.S. Bill of Rights is a document that attempts to spell out our basic human freedoms as citizens. There is so much disagreement over these simple 10 rules that I wonder if we will ever get it right!
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Food Truck Idea: Balls to the Wall - Recipe Included
Food trucks are springing up everywhere these days. Some city planners are even making food truck parks. They have tables, umbrellas, trash removal. It looks like a clever picnic area. Great food!
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Top Five Ways to Win in Las Vegas
A guide to minimizing your gambling losses and maximizing your enjoyment. Learn how to win big in Vegas, the adult wonderland!
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African Grey Parrots as Pets
People love their pets. Dogs and cats are the most popular pets, but parrots may be a close third choice. Parrots usually bond with one member of the family, but still accept others that flock around.
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Top 10 Pie Recipes
Pies are all the rage today. Everybody has a favorite pie. Pies and pie crusts from seasoned pie makers are always in demand. Here are 10 top pie recipes and how to make outstanding pies and pie crusts you'll love.
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Ancient Petroglyphs and Rock Carvings
What are ancient petroglyphs? What are they trying to tell us in the modern world? Rock carving, cave painting and more is the way ancient civilizations used to communicate with the future. Will our electronic stories last as long?
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Teen Drivers: Mastering Car Safety and Accident Prevention
Empower teen drivers with safety tips, defensive strategies, and tech tools to reduce risks and prevent accidents on the road.
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How To Guide for Beating Depression, Five Major Goals
Set goals to beat depression. Get professional treatment, follow expert advice, get rid of stress and depressing things in your life, count your life benefits (blessings). These five goals will help you beat depression for good.
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Facts About Melanoma Skin Cancer
Having fair skin has its disadvantages. One of them is skin cancer and melanoma cancer of the skin. Sun worshipers will never understand the difficulty and amount of work it takes to stay out of the sun. We have to give up all sorts of activities and beach time.
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Top 10 Used Car Buying Tips
Follow these 10 tips to buy a great used car. Learn what to look for, how to deal with dealers, and how to know if you're buying a mechanically sound used car.
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Brush Removal Services and Costs
Landscaping and related services have really gone up in price! Well, did you expect the costs of brush removal and tree trimming to go down? Fuel for mowers keeps going up, labor costs are high, and power tools are still expensive. If you have land to clear, do it now.
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Anemia: Types, Symptoms, and Treatment
Anemia affects both children and adults. Anemia due to low red blood cell counts is different from leukemia which is a low white blood cell count. Anemia affects the ability of the red cells to carry oxygen to all body organs. Leukemia affects the ability of white cells to fight infections.
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How to Make a Home Insurance Inventory List
You just lost everything in a disaster. Your home is destroyed. It could have been due to a fire, a hurricane, a flood, or even a meteorite. You will need a home inventory to prove loss to an insurance company.
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The 10 Most Commonly Broken Driving Laws
What driving laws have you broken lately? Did you get a moving violation, a parking ticket or a warning from a traffic officer? Let's explore the top ten most commonly broken driving laws.
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Are Quesadilla Makers the World’s Best Kitchen Gadgets?
Besides the obvious, you can use quesadilla makers to make pancakes, crêpes, and burgers. Cutting calories? Use a nonstick spray that tastes like butter to add a punch of flavor to whatever you make!
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The Enigmatic Hunab Ku: A Maya Symbol of Unity, Creativity, and Spiritual Power
The enigmatic concept of Hunab Ku, a symbol of ultimate creative energy and cosmic consciousness in Maya astronomy. We examine the various Mayan sites of the Yucatán to understand how the Maya civilization developed their spirituality.
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Kid-Approved Beanie Weenies: The Perfect Budget-Friendly Family Meal
Looking for a budget-friendly meal that pleases kids and adults? Try Beanie Weenies! Hot dogs and beans combine for a family favorite.
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How to Make Homemade Dog Biscuits
It is no harder to make healthy dog treats than it is to make healthy food for yourself. So spend a little time on your pets and make them some dog biscuits using this recipe!
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Cruzin Coolers: What a Way to Get Around!
What could be more fun and convenient than your very own ice cooler on wheels? Cruzin Coolers are cooler scooters that you can pack full—and ride!
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How to Make Easy Garlic Parmesan Crusted Chicken Wings
Tired of buffalo wings? Try these delicious and easy-to-cook garlic Parmesan-crusted, baked chicken wings. This recipe is easy and fast and healthier than the fried version.
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The Aztec Calendar: Symbols, Meanings, Reading, and More
Learn the meaning and symbolism of the Aztec calendar and explore several more Mesoamerican calendar systems.
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How to Take Street Photographs
Street photography is designed to tell a story of real life. It sets a mood or a feeling with photographs of everyday life and everyday occurrences. Street photography can be color or black and white, moody or upbeat, happy or sad.
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The Surprising Ways Diabetes and Sugar Can Affect Your Health - Explained
Sugar impacts your health in numerous ways. Your body uses everything you eat and converts it into sugar, it becomes crucial to maintain an appropriate sugar or glucose level.
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How Do Blood Banks Work?
Blood banks are not actually banks as we know them; they are used for the storage and distribution of blood and blood products.
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The Ancient Disease of Leprosy. Hansen's Disease Symptoms and Treatment.
What causes Leprosy? What are the symptoms? What do the lesions look like? How is Hansen's Disease treated? Is it a communicable disease? How is it diagnosed?
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What Are the Pros and Cons of Donating Your Body to Science?
The pros and cons of donating your body to science are complex. This is a personal decision of the donor. Frequently, the family disagrees with the donor's decision to donate their body, tissue or organs to medical schools or other programs. The body donation directions can be made ahead of time in...
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Prison Tattoos and Their Meanings
Discover the methods and meanings behind criminal prison tattoos: An in-depth article exploring the various designs and their significance, with photos.
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How to Read Mayan Glyph Symbols for the Days of the Week
The Mayans planned their days according to a period of time somewhat equal to two of our weeks. Their workweek was twice as long as ours. The days cycled through a combination of 13 and 20 day names to constitute a Tzolkin* or a 20 day “two week” period.
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How to Photograph Jewelry for eBay or Etsy—Three Secret Tips on Close up Photography
Three secret tips for using close up photography. Sell your items on eBay, with these tips, and bring in more sales!
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What the Heck Is It? Photographic Quiz One by L.A. Cargill
What the heck is it? Photo quizzes by L.A. Cargill Extreme close ups of objects to guess at and exercise your brain.
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What Do The Georgia Guide Stones Tell Us?
The inscriptions deal with four main themes: “governance and the establishment of a world government, population and reproduction control, the environment and humankind's relationship to nature, and spirituality.” One inscription reads: “Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in balance with nature”.
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Texas Style Banana Pudding Recipe with Cream Cheese for Your Summer Desserts
Looking for summer picnic dessert ideas? Banana pudding is a must-have and can be made diabetic-friendly by using sugar-free pudding and cookies. Swap out traditional vanilla wafers for sugar-free cookies for an even healthier option.
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Mysterious Cryptographic Clues-Fbi Asks for Help Solving the Ricky Mccormick Case
Stuffed in the pocket of a dead man's clothes were two strange notes that not even the best of the best cryptanalysts can decipher. Although there is no reward for help, the satisfaction of breaking the code is usually enough for amateur sleuths.
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My Mother's Texas Food Recipes: How to Cook Like a Texan
My mother's top 10 best Texas recipes: chili, cornbread, beans, home fries, chicken fried steak, spare ribs, brisket, Frito pie, enchiladas, and pecan pie.
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The Mayan Goddess Ixchel and the Island of Cozumel Mexico
Ixchel (pronounced Ish-Chel) is a well-known Goddess of the Maya people. She is considered a woman's God and represents birth and medicine. She has been associated with the moon, particularly the waning moon, as in an aging woman.
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Welcome, Alien Visitors From Space
The proposal for an Alien Life Ambassador has been prompted by the recent discovery of hundreds of planets orbiting other stars, which are thought to make the discovery of extraterrestrial life more probable than ever before. Carl Sagan may have been right! Source: Unoosa
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Why Do Jehovah’s Witnesses Not Accept Blood Transfusions?
Jehovah’s Witnesses have an unusual amount of faith in the bible regarding the use of blood and blood products. The use of blood products is deemed to be against God’s will, and it condemns the recipient to ostracism.
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Defining the Infinite Universe
An infinite universe is made up of an infinite amount of time, an infinite amount of energy, and an infinite amount of space. What does infinity mean?
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The New Fire Ceremony—For New Year's Eve Party
Celebrating the end of a year and the beginning of a New Year is a common theme for New Year’s Eve parties. Using fire to send aspirations into the “spirit world” is a fun and relaxing way to celebrate a New Year's party.
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Burials, Caskets, Funeral Services, Unusual Markers, Headstones, Coffins
Wearing a dead person's ash diamond is but one of the new ways to carry a loved one's remains. Did you know that you can have your ashes pressed into a vinyl record that plays your favorite music or your final message to humanity? Did you know you can be buried in your backyard?
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Quesadilla Makers and Pancake Recipes
How to make the best quesadillas and pancakes with your quesadilla maker! Also included are my fabulous cinnamon spice pancakes, and Magnolia café's gingerbread pancakes, and instructions for French toast!
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Final Symptoms of Terminal Lung Cancer
Over my many years in the medical field, I've witnessed many deaths. Some people see death as a tragedy. Some see it as a release from pain and suffering. One thing is certain: death is inevitable. Here's how to know when someone is close to passing.
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Fear of Bananas, Strange Phobias, and How to Cure Them
Learn to control your fears. The good news is that phobias are easy to cure! The treatment is remarkable. Learning to keep yourself calm in the face of your irrational fears is so empowering. Self-relaxation is helpful in so many other ways too.
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How to Make a Hand-Crafted Dreamcatcher
Dreamcatchers are said to protect our sleep. The web catches the bad dreams, and the daylight hits the dream catcher and lifts it away. These make excellent baby shower or wedding gifts—see how to easily customize your design.
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Get the Scoop on Jack Reacher: A Review of Movies, TV Series, and Books
Jack Reacher is a popular character in the world of books, movies, and TV series. This is a review of Lee Child's fearless ex-military policeman.
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10 Cosmic Mysteries that Will Change Your View of the Universe
Scientists are close to understanding the universe. It's mostly infinite empty space with infinite matter, all held together by infinite energy. Simple, right?
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10 Home Remedy Uses for Distilled White Vinegar
Top ten very effective uses for distilled white vinegar. Get rid of ringworm, treat athlete's foot, soothe insect bites, relieve yeast infections, and more.
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Herbal Remedies for Diabetics Including Kino, Malabar and Cinnamon
There are so many herbal and natural supplements for diabetics that it is hard to decide which ones are the best and therefore worthy of your hard-earned dollar. I've put together a list of the top diabetic herbal remedies here.
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The Forsyth Petroglyph - Native American Rock Carving - Possible Mayan Influence
Gary Daniels of Lost Worlds.org* has written a research paper on the Georgia petroglyph. The research included comparing Mayan written records to those recorded in stone in Georgia, USA
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Thanksgiving recipes from Alice's Restaurant
As you know, Alice's Restaurant isn't about the song any more than Turkey is about Thanksgiving. The movie is about the peace movement and the sociopolitical climate of the 60s, the Vietnam War, government intrusion, and anarchy. Those of us that lived during that time in history will remember.
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How to Donate Your Blood
Want to donate blood during a disaster, or just in general? Where can you donate blood? At your local blood donor center, of course! Read on for instructions.
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Uncovering Maui's Hidden Secrets: Discover What Most Tourists Miss
Maui is not all that mysterious, but there are some things that are just a bit scary and off the usual beat. There is one thing that almost every tourist misses out on. Read the full article to find out. Don't forget to vote in the poll.