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Chronic Pain and Chronic Stress Why is it so important to alleviate pain and stress? It can become a vicious cycle. It can become chronic and can cause a whole range of health-related problems. health effects chronic pain stress • depression • anxiety • sleep disorders • chronic back pain
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Fish Stew with Coconut This Brazilian seafood stew is easy to make and works well as a main dish when served with rice. The chiles make it just right for a cold winter night. fish stew with coconut recipe • fish recipes • fish stew • coconut milk seafood • cooking with coconut milk
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Fossil Preparation IV: Making Molds and Casts How are the "bones" we see on display in museums made? fossil • mold • cast • molding • casting
Green Clay Facial Masks Instead of spending your extra cash on that great trip to the spa, make your own facial mask right in you own home. Just about everything you will need comes straight from the kitchen. facial • masks • essential oils • green clay • spa
Hemp Fiber Hemp is a very ancient fiber used prior to flax in many cultures for textiles and cordage. Fiber hemps unfortunate association to the medical variety has lead to the lack of production in the USA. Recently Canada has started non-medical hemp growing for fiber, paper pulp, and oil production. Hobby spinners can now easily access this fiber for hobby use. And no you CANNOT smoke it! fiber • hemp • textile • cloth • canabis sativa
High Tech Fabrics In the last few years technology has brought us a number of new fabrics. We find fabrics now designed to resist bacteria, keep you cool, warm, or dry. Some fabrics will resist bullets and abrasion; others will block ultra-violet rays, repel insects, or just make you look better. high tech fabrics • household tips • home and family • peggy hoehne • teechnology
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Mongols: Steppe Life The Mongols of Genghis Khan's day lived a pastoral existence augmented by hunting and gathering. mongols • genghis khan • mongol life • mongolia • the mongols
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Putting Food By: part 3 Corn is a low-acid vegetable, meaning just that. There is very little acid in it, unlike tomatoes and fruits. Because of the low acid it is necessary to use a pressure cooker to can corn. corn • low-acid vegetable • tomatoes • fruits • pressure cooker
Safe Christmas Trees Fresh-cut and suitably watered Christmas trees are safe trees. Here are suggestions for Christmas tree care, display, longevity and advisability of tree preservatives. christmas tree safety • christmas tree longevity • christmas tree care • christmas tree display • safe christmas trees
Scabies mite – Sarcoptes scabiei The scabies mite, Sarcoptes scabiei, comes from a family of parasitic mites that cause scabies, or mange, in humans and animals. scabies mite • sarcoptes scabiei • itchy contagious parasite • parasitic mites • mange
Sea Creatures 101: Jellyfish: A Water Ballet Jellyfish-body construction, how and what they eat and what to do if you're stung by a jellyfish. jellyfish • portuguese man-of-war jellyfish
Secure The Network Network security in itself is a complex topic. There are a few basics that can help you understand what it takes to secure a network from attacks. computer network • network security • hacker • foundations • protect your network
Spectroscopy and Types of Spectra Spectroscopy allows astronomers to deduce the chemical compositions of distant astronomical objects. What is astronomical spectroscopy and how does it work? spectroscopy • astronomical • spectroscope • emission • absorption
The Circle of Life The End As with all life in the Cosmos, the ending depends largely on the life that was led. death of stars • super nova • red giants • nuclear fuel • gravitational collapse
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The Marang: an Exotic Fruit of Southeast Asia The Marang fruit, also known as Tarap, is for the adventurous foodie or for those who simply like exotic delicious-tasting eats from Southeast Asia. marang fruit • marang • tarap • exotic southeast asian fruit • philippine fruit
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Valentine Day’s Gift Idea Imports From talking roses to magic message beans to boyfriend cushions and girlfriend pillows, Chinese exporters sell novel, funny and sexy Valentine's Day merchandise. valentine day’s gift idea imports • novelties • chinese trade site alibaba • talking roses • magic message beans
Variable Star Classifications Most stars vary in brightness. What are some of the major types of variable stars? variable stars • eclipsing binaries • t tauri stars • supernovas • novas |
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