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An Old Time Arizona Silver Mining Pioneer Adventure
Silver mining in Arizona was a powerful stimulus for exploration and prospecting in early Arizona. Cumulative silver production through 1981 totaled 490 million troy ounces. 90% of this however came as a by product of copper mining, especially after electrification.
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An Arizona Boom Town: The Draw of Silver after the Civil War
Jack and Nell had avoided mistakes at a shootout in Patagonia. They had ridden the Arizona desert and fretted about Apache, and now they were heading to their new home. Full of anticipation, Harshaw, AZ was a boom town, and silver might just be the way they would prosper.There is joy in what is new.
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How to Grow Pears and When to Harvest in Arizona
Rich in essential antioxidants, plant compounds, and dietary fiber, pears are so good. Free from fat and cholesterol and 100 calories per fruit make them even more desirous. Some research shows that pears may help to promote weight loss and improve chronic conditions. Summer salads are wonderful.
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Inflation in Argentina: What's It Like?
Argentina's inflation rate, high and unstable, has reached the highest level since the early 90s. According to the country's statistics agency, inflation reached 102.5% in February 2023. The central bank is trying to reduce inflation to 5% by 2026. It will be very tough to realize..
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How to Grow Delectable Mandarin Orange Fruit in Arizona
Mandarin fruit can be a delightful backyard endeavor in urban agriculture. Resistance to many plant problems, sweet and juicy, the mandarin orange gives great yields and can supply all daily vitamin C. Gardening, especially in retirement, can be less frustrating with a proper selection of trees.
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Discover Recyclables in Common Discarded Electrical Appliances: An Autopsy
Many articles on recycling metal focus on the value of metals in electric appliances. This article will focus on what is inside various electric home appliances touching briefly on value. The fun facts will concentrate on data not generally known to the public.
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4 Metal Recycling Tips for the Frugal Salvager
Recycling metals for money is the main goal. But in addition, the recycling habit as a side job relies on maximizing profit. This article reveals a few of my time and expense-savers and highlights some metal products you may not have thought of for recycling. It's a goldmine out there!
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Adventures and Surprises in Apache Country, 1869
The region in Arizona where Nell and were riding had been relatively peaceful recently. Cochise, the leader of the Chiricahua Apaches, resisted European American settlers in southeastern Arizona. The couple were anxious to begin a new life. Desert encounters were unpredictable.
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How to Make Amazing Fused Glass Sun Catchers
Fusing involves melting and bonding pieces of glass to create captivating patterns with fascinating textures. In this step-by-step guide, you'll learn how to use fused glass to make a unique sun catcher.
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Craft With Kids: An Activity With Fused Glass
The creative experience in children is a wonderful thing to behold! Since crafting ornaments during the holidays is fun for nearly all children, why not try a new activity that will brighten the Christmas tree. Fused glass can easily provide a brilliant aspect to decorations for the holidays.
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How to Make a Non-Firing Replica Winchester Model 1866 Short Rifle for Display
Scratch-building a model can be tons of fun. Learn how to make a replica Winchester Model 1866 short rifle for display. Photos are included to help you follow along.
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Seasonal Allergy and Bronchitis: What Is the Connection?
The popular view of seasonal allergy has it that if you experience it in spring or fall, it is all right to treat it yourself. Even though a general belief is that you can diagnose seasonal allergy yourself, it is still important to see physician, since inflammation of the chest can mean infection.
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A Few Odd Metal Objects You Can Recycle for Cash
Once you have the drive to recycle for cash and have been successful finding metal sources, you will wonder if there are items out there in the big wide world that will add to your profit. Here are some items you may not have thought about.
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How to Care for Aging, Dry, Cracked, and Itching Skin
Aging skin is a natural part of life, but there are several steps we can take to properly take care of it. Here are some tips to help your wrinkled, dry, itching, or cracked skin look and feel better.
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Iceland's 13 Year Recovery: A Struggle to Survive
Volcanic refers to a turbulent event. Volcanic Iceland's turbulence of 2008 dissipated in about 3 years. With the extent of its depression, the resolution of its financial problems is nothing short of remarkable. By 2011, gross domestic product was rising at 2%. Debt sank and salaries rose.
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Lost Mines of Southern Arizona
There will be no end to stories of lost treasure! The tales ignite excitement. Just join a gold prospecting club and listen to the conversation. Perhaps silver bars await in the wild Arizona desert?
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Hiking to an Abandoned Gold Mine
Whether a fisherman, hiker, prospector, or any type of outdoorsman, you probably are searching for treasure. It may be fish, beautiful vistas, gold, or just serendipity.
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Gold—Legends and Finds in Arizona
Arizona's state seal features a miner for good reason. Hard rock gold mining, placer gold prospecting, and gold as a byproduct of copper mining have yielded huge treasure for the state.
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My Favorite White Bean Chili Recipe
Technically, chili is a combination of beans, meat, and spices. Here is my favorite recipe for chili—oops, I mean, white bean chili.
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Discovering Ancient Gold In Arizona Tertiary Waterways
Now dry, the ancient rivers were changed during the Tertiary period when the earth was extremely active. Volcanoes covered existing waterways and mountains cut off rivers. These are gold sources.
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How to Write Popular Health and Fitness Evergreen Articles
Readers want authoritative / inspirational content. Fitness / nutrition articles provide an advice tool to make positive life changes; this is the number one topic on everyone's mind. Learn to write.
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Valley Fever, Fatigue and Joint Pain: Symptoms & Treatment in the American Desert Southwest
Known to desert dwellers, particularly the settlers and prospectors, but frequently an unknown disease until one comes to reside in the area, Valley Fever is a chest infection from breathing dust.
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What Makes the United States Marine Corps Military Fighting Unit?
The United States Marine Corps is a branch of the United States Armed Forces responsible for projecting power from the sea, using the mobility of the U.S. Navy to deliver combined-arms task forces.
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Fruit Trees, Vegetable Hybrids from Hybridized Seeds Yield Better Quality Produce
What's an article about hybrid fruits and vegetables worth? In the near future as water and arable land become quite limited, we may find out. Humans need food; gene crossings may be a needed answer.
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Chihuly Glass Sculptures: Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden
I spent a delightful day looking at Dale Chihuly's glass sculptures at the Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden. See photos and learn about the exhibits.
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Refinishing Ideas or Redoing Antiques and diy Old Furniture Repair
Dramatic results from a found piece of solid wood furniture can be had. Wood has unsurpassed beauty. Water marks, shoe scuffs, abrasions, gouges, even breaks can behandled producing a like-new piece.
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Phoenix Zoo Attraction With 3.5 Million Lights for Christmas
We decided to go. It seemed a great way to celebrate the holidays, and a super time for night photos. A ticket discounted $1 at the Fry’s Grocery let us for $13 enjoy a night of colorful wonders.
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Repurposed Inexpensive Handmade Craft Display Shelves
With little jingle in your pocket Reward yourself by picturing all of your crafts flying off the shelf. If you don't have a proper display, don't let encumbering thoughts about the expense stop you.
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"Writing Articles About The World Around You" by Marcia Yudkin: A Book Review
This book is about how people and places you know can spark ideas for hundreds of salable articles. Suggestions include searching for top searched article topics, reading the news from professional, trade, and hobby organizations. We have friends with great experiences in their own right. Interview!
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Find Placer Deposits, Gold Quartz Veins, Piedmonts & Minerals
Finding gold in the wild is hard, and where you pan is of paramount importance. Here are some gold geological considerations to give you an edge.
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Regenerative Stem Cell Therapy and the God Switch: Cloning Human Organs for Transplant
Regenerative medicine has moved by leaps and bounds. Recent science discovered what is called the God Switch. Biochemists have found proteins inducing genes to convert mature cells into stem cells.
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Anatabloc With Its Ingredients (Anatabine) May Become Promising in Natural Treatment of Arthritis
Anatabloc, a dietary supplement with the ingredient Anatabine (RCP006) has been shown to reduce the body's immune response and inflammation. It may provide another means of pain relief.
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Safety Buying Gold Today: Would the 1933 Government Gold "Raid" Affect Your Purchasing of Gold?
Buyers of gold today might want to consider the safety of their gold. Though 1 oz of gold seems to have trended in value to heights before never seen, gold is not a perfect safe haven.
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Petroleum Producing Countries and Recycling of the Petrodollar
We hear a lot about oil and gas exploration companies mainly, the oil companies in the Bakken. An individual cannot understand the importance of oil prices without knowledge of our reserve currency.
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Making Arizona Placer Gold-Mining Easier: The Dry Washer
Some basic gold prospecting supplies are essential for large mining companies and the recreational gold-miner. Dry washers are a type of equipment useful in the dry southwest, particularly Arizona.
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Rosacea Treatments: Natural Remedies, Antibiotics, Creams, and Laser Applications
Rosacea is a chronic skin disease. This article covers the causes, symptoms, and treatments.
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How to Decrease Forest Wildfire Risk in and Near Your House and Structures
The rash of current wildfires (particularly in Arizona and Colorado) should spur one to think of ways to keep the home safe. Whatever you can do to protect your home is worth doing now.
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Visiting the Arizona Historical Society's Pioneer Museum in Flagstaff
Northern Arizona is full of museums with fascinating insights into local history. One of my favorites is the Arizona Historical Society's Pioneer Museum. It's a must-see if you're ever in Flagstaff!
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The Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff, AZ
Native American culture is featured extraordinarily in the Museum of Northern Arizona, and the museum also ranks as one of the best in the nation. Don't miss it!
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New Single Layer (Atoms) From Graphite Material, Graphene Is One of Newest Discoveries in Science
Graphene, a lattice of graphite with the thickness of a single atom, could be the discovery that starts a new technological age of wonder. One dream is that graphene sheets will provide for higher efficiency solar panels.
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Toenail Fungus Remedies, Reported Cures, Treatments, and Natural Applications
Fungal infection is a medical topic, both fingernail fungus and toenail fungus, that attracts a lot of attention. This article lists 7 natural treatments for toenail fungus. One natural remedy for nail fungus is vinegar. It is also useful to treat athletes foot.
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When Do Price Indicators Signal an Investor That It Is Best Time to Sell Gold from a Long Perspective?
Most of us know gold has risen in value from the year 2000 at $279.11 to $1680.70 on January 30, 2013. Its value has increased 6 fold to date! Super! But, when to sell before or at a gold market top?
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Chronic Hives and Angioedema Survey
Chronic hives are a result of an underlying disease condition. My experience is with acute hives, which results from an allergic reaction that may occur only once in a lifetime.
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Fishing for the Threatened Gila Trout in Arizona and New Mexico
Gila trout were an endangered species until 2006, but they are recovering. They are now merely "threatened" and you can fish for them legally in parts of Arizona and New Mexico.
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How I Work on "Pre Reading" Activities (Rebus) and Helped With Analytical Thinking in My Kids
Parental obligations are good bench marks for parenting. One of the most important responsibilities as a parent is to make sure their children have the support they need to develop into happy productive people. Activities for children and children games incorporate elements of joy, concentration...
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Migraine Headache Symptoms Explained
My wife was astonished by the migraine forewarnings. Here are explanations for the physiological symptoms of a migraine based on her reports. Confusion about symptoms can cause much anxiety.
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Iceland Citizens and Icelandic Private Banks Repudiate Debt Financial Bailout
In 2008 and 2009, the Iceland economy suffered a collapse brought on by a lapse in overseeing mortgages and failing banks. Icelandic banks offered CD rates to English customers that were very inviting.
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How Three Easy House Tips Using What You Have Around the Household Can Repair Home
There are many ways to save money. Each cash strapped buyer has discovered a number special ways to hang onto a dollar. This article outlines 3 simple ways to save money that the author discovered.
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Best Fast, Natural Home Remedies for Cold Sores on the Lips
Helpful treatments for HSV1, or herpes simplex virus 1, include diet modifications, over-the-counter and prescription meds, and natural remedies. In this article, we focus on natural remedies.
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Gold Prospecting and Panning: What to Look for and Where
You have heard about panning for gold and perhaps know how to use recovery equipment, but on claim arrival, finding a spot is a new story. Here are some useful tips.
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Where to Gold Pan for Free in Coloma, CA
I gold-panned for free on the South Fork American River in Coloma and got to see the area where the 49ers did their California gold-digging. This is also where John Sutter’s partner, James Marshall, found gold at the sawmill.
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See Pre-Columbian Artifacts in Ancient Besh-Ba-Gowah, Arizona
Pre-Columbian art, relics, and stone buildings were first excavated at Besh-Ba-Gowah in 1935. Arizona is full of exciting sites to see, and Besh-Ba-Gowah is one such hidden treasure.
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Fishing for the Formerly Endangered Apache Trout in Arizona
Love trout fishing? Arizona has two species of trout native to its habitats: the Apache trout and the Black-Spotted Gila trout. This article deals with the formerly critically endangered animal species of Apache trout.
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Tour the Bullion Plaza Museum in Miami, Arizona, Home of the McKusick Tiles in Historic Miami
Arizona's history is replete with stories of Indian attacks, mining accidents, saloon shootouts, old west cowboys, and heavy imbibing of alcoholic spirits. For a taste of the Old West, don't miss Miami, Arizona's wonderful Bullion Plaza Museum.
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Why Fishing Is Relaxing and Good for You and Your Health
There are many very good reasons for this being the case, including good smells, wet air, good sounds, cooling, meditation by cloud, and windy leaves.
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Why Paper Money (Fiat Currency) Not Backed by Gold and Silver Breeds Less Confidence
Fiat systems of paper money currency (like nearly all in the world today) have a flaw that makes them, in our time, more volatile. Since our money cannot be exchanged for gold and silver, panic can set in.
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My Thin, Aging Skin: Hands and Arms That Bleed and Bruise Easily
Bleeding and bruising are common problems for those who are aging and have thinning skin due to excess sun exposure. Skin care treatment is essential for protecting the body from common infections.
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Pink Tourmaline & Aquamarine: Oceanview Gems in the Pala Mines District, San Diego, CA
Here's a gemstone treasure that you can work yourself. The Oceanview Mine, Temecula, California, gives chances to separate tailings of aquamarine, tourmaline, citrine, morganite, amethyst, and more.
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The Price of Platinum U.S. Eagle Coins and What the Current Use of Platinum Is: Why One Ounce Is so Expensive
he price of metals is determined by scarcity and difficulty mining. As of April 26, 2013, the platinum value per ounce, as measured by the New York Platinum Settlement Price, is $1470 an ounce.
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How Do LED Light Bulb Parts Compare in Savings and Construction to Incandescent (Regular) Light Bulbs?
As time passes (even since the writing of this article), increasingly, lights will be powered by LEDs. The price of LED lamp home lighting will come down, as is common with all relatively new gadgets.
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Growing Your Own Suitable Apricot Trees in Southern Arizona
If you've ever thought about growing your own apricot tree in Arizona and the best gardening methods, then look no further.
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Newbie's Earning Money Program With Adsense on HubPages.com by Google
If you want to earn money online, one popular method today is article writing. One of the nice things about article writing is that there is a way of making money on Google using its Google ad program called Adsense. In this article I go into some detail about how analytics can help you determine...
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Medical Malpractice Insurance: Defensive Medicine, Lower Liability Premiums, Fewer Lawsuits
The current cost to the public for higher and higher physician liability insurance coverage is cause for concern. Doctor's insurance is yet another cause for pricing the public out of healthcare.
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Windows Vista Service Pack Sp 2 Bootable Cd Dvd Found
Microsoft Service Pack for Vista (SP2) is an easy transfer with high speed Internet, and it's free. A dilemma occurs when updating software via dial up. Many hours are required to download an SP.
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How to Get Rid of your Herpes Cold Sores on Lips Fast
"How do I get rid of cold sores fast" may seem like an unproductive question, but there are popular treatments that people claim are faster than others. You can limit the duration of outbreaks.
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The Potential Use of Silver Coins as Bullion During Times of Hyperinflation
Thought about putting your silver bullion up for sale? This article may sway your thoughts.
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Dads and Granddads, and Their Little Daughters/Girls
Daughters and their fathers is a subject full of emotion. Dads want to protect their daughters and have a tendency sometimes to dote. They don't realize it, but they do. Too soon they are grown up.
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Psoriasis Patients: Medical Skin and Light Therapy Treats Plaque Layers
Psoriadic skin disorders come in eight varieties. Plaque psoriasis, which is the emphasis in this article, is the most common form. The article discusses psoriasis skin, symptoms, types, possible causes, psoriasis treatments, and psychological problems.
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Incandescent vs. Halogen Light Bulbs
When shopping for energy-saving lighting, it is most important to understand the difference between halogen and incandescent light bulbs.
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Why Do People Invest in American Eagle Silver Coins?
Throughout the world, the American Silver Eagle one-dollar coin is considered the most beautiful. It is the preferred 0.999 silver coin for bullion and numismatic coin collection.
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See the Cliff Dwellings in the Tonto Basin National Forest Ruins
Tonto National Forest contains the Indian ruins of a cliff-dwelling ancient people, the Salado. Tonto National Monument is home to a 700-year-old cliff dwelling.
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Herpes Zoster Virus Hides in Spinal Column, Shingles Symptoms and Treatment
An individual's herpes symptoms treatment is the primary goal of the medical community. The virus causing shingles cannot today be cured. But herpes zoster shingles can be effectively treated.
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Seborrhea Dermatitis and Itchy, Oily Scalp: Shampoo and Dandruff Treatment
Seborrheic dermatitis is excess production of sebum accompanied by dry, flaky skin. It can be seen in its mildest form as dandruff and in its most severe form as large, thick yellowish scales, that bleed when scratched. Learn about the condition with photographic examples.
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A Gardener's Steps to Planting and Growing Peach Trees in Arizona
"What fruit trees grow in Arizona?" A peach tree is a wonderful addition, with beautiful green leaves and pink blossoms that are nothing less than spectacular.
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Arizona Gems: Superstition Mountain, Gonzales Pass, Picketpost Mountain, Superior, and Apache Leap
Arizona is known for majestic scenery, lost gold, and the Tonto National Forest attractions. Explore the most beautiful parts of the Grand Canyon State.
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Fishing for Catfish and Trout in Urban Lakes of the Phoenix Metro Area
Did you know that Phoenix, Arizona, has one of the best urban fishing programs in the country? It's true! Learn how to fish for catfish and trout in these urban lakes for a small fee.
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Atopic Dermatitis: Allergic Eczema Treatment
Atopic eczema is one of many types of eczema, hence the name atopic dermatitis. With atopic dermatitis you get itching in a fine papule-like dispersion reminiscent of tapioca. Good treatment exists.
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Single Function Black Hp Deskjet D1660 Inkjet Printer (Ip) Vs Its Rival Printers
Searching for a Hewlett Packard printer? Search for recommendations no longer! Here is a review of the HP Deskjet inkjet printer, model D1660. Also, see the new HP printer HP OfficeJet Pro 8720
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How to Use a Metal Detector to Make Money and Find Treasure
A good beginner metal detector is fine for detecting coins, gold nuggets, and gold and silver jewelry. Here are some effective and inexpensive beginner metal detectors, with tips on starting use.
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Treatment and Possible Causes of Dyshidrotic Eczema
Learn about the causes of dyshidrotic eczema, as well as both medical and home treatments for the condition.
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Tower Purifier with Air Filter for Your Room: Larger Honeywell Enviracaire Model 60000
If you never had a Honeywell-Enviracaire-60000 room air purifier, how can you feel difference it can make to your health? See the improvements in your health when using an electronic air cleaner.
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How Much Money Can You Save by Switching to Compact Fluorescent Lightbulbs (CFLs)?
CFL bulbs became more and more popular as the price per unit came down. When one takes into account the life span of a CFL (9–10 years), that supposedly beats the price of an incandescent over time. I conducted a personal experiment to see the difference for myself.
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Bladder Cancer in Men, Dark Black Spots, and Bcg Treatment
This article describes a struggle to get proper treatment for a father with bladder cancer. If you or someone you know is infected by BCG, seek an infectious disease specialist.
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Domeboro Soaks for Treatment of Allergic Eczema and Contact Dermatitis
Burow's solution was first invented in the mid-19th century by Karl August Burow for ophthalmic use. Domeboro soaks are a useful way to dry out skin eczema weeping and have antiseptic qualities.
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How I Found a Cheaper Substitute Prescription to Replace Advicor
What if you might be able to save some money if you find Advicor too expensive? It is made up of lovastatin and niacin (vitamin B3). Check it out.