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Drinking water is important. Drinking water that tastes like a salt lick, not so much. In the face of shortages and contamination, people are looking for alternatives to ordinary tap water. Natural drinking waters like artesian wells, springs, and other groundwater sources are becoming more popular as people search for healthier drinking water options. However, not everyone is fortunate enough to have access to fresh spring water where they live. Millions of Americans rely on public water supplies for their drinking water needs. Some municipal water suppliers add minerals such as sodium or potassium chloride to improve taste and reduce…

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‍Blind people need sunglasses to protect their sensitive eyes. Read on to learn more about the different types of sunglasses available and the benefits blind people can get from wearing them. An estimated 285 million people worldwide live with some form of visual impairment, usually as a result of old age, cataracts, glaucoma, or macular degeneration. That is why sunglasses for blind people have become an essential accessory for many. But why do blind people wear sunglasses? Let’s take a closer look at this useful article and find out more about how they help. Why Do Blind People Wear Sunglasses?…

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Everyone has that one friend who can make you feel better about anything. Even if you don’t think your life is over, that person can always find a way to make you smile. The problem is, those same friends probably won’t be able to fix your head hurting when you shake it problem. When we hear the word “shake,” our bodies usually imagine something uncomfortable and dangerous: a hard surface jostling our internal organs. But for some people with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), shaking actually makes their heads hurt more than normal. This isn’t because their bodies are more fragile than…

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Keeping students after the bell has become a common and necessary practice for most schools. Instead of letting students leave at the regular time, many schools and businesses now have student lockers or “after-hours” spaces so that students can keep their textbooks, supplies, and other school materials with them until the end of the day. Unfortunately, keeping students after the bell is not always as simple as it sounds. Some states and school districts have specific policies in place that regulate when schools may let students leave after-hours. If you are a principal, vice principal, or other staff member who…

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Are you wondering when is the best time to get acrylic nails on your fingers? The answer is, of course, all the time! You can get them done as frequently as you like. In fact, it’s highly recommended that you have regular acrylic nail treatments – even if you think you don’t need them. Why? Because regular treatments keep your nails stronger and healthier. In fact, regular nail care can help strengthen your natural nails so that they look and feel more like artificial nails! Which brings us to the question: When should you get acrylic nails on your fingers?…

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Your baby has probably felt you get into your first trimester and start getting warm and fuzzy when it comes to thinking about having a little human. While there are many things you will now have to factor in, like the risk of miscarriage or the possibility of infertility, ultrasounds prove to be one of the easiest ways to know if you’re expecting a little one. Knowing with certainty that your growing fetus is within the womb is one thing, but being able to see them? That’s something else entirely! One of the simplest ways to determine if your pregnant…

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‍Did you know that some people are born with larger calves because of their genes? Well, if you belong to the group of people who find it almost impossible to slim down your calves even after following a strict diet and regular exercise routine, then rejoice. Scientists have found evidence that genetics plays a major role in determining our body structure and fat distribution. In this blog post, we will go through the details about how genetics can influence the size of your calves, why many people have genetically large calves and how can you slim them down. Let’s dive…

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There’s a good chance you’ll receive mail from the previous owner of your home. In fact, this type of mail is common after moving into a new house. Unfortunately, it can be annoying and distracting if it keeps coming. How do you stop the mail from the previous owner? There are several ways to avoid getting these letters or packages without being directly rude to them. If you’re thinking about buying a new home, but there are still residents living there, then check out our article on tips for buying a resale home. At some point, most people selling their…

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Did your new mama cat or queen not make it out of the birthing cage after you helped her into it? Did she have a false pregnancy? Did she stop taking care of herself, get too thin, and die from disease? If this has happened to you, don’t worry. It does happen to cat breeders occasionally. In fact, we’ve all heard stories about how common it is for cats to give birth and then disappear. Once that happens, what do you do with the dead kitten? How do you dispose of it so that no unwanted animals find it and…

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Death is the ultimate environmentalist. It likes to hang around in places where there’s a shortage of oxygen, and it really gets into people’s heads when you suggest bringing them back into the modern world. That’s because scientists have now discovered that death doesn’t just want to go back to sleep — it actually wants to go back to zero. In other words, the final stage of life shouldn’t be so scary for us after all. So many cultures believe in some form of afterlife judgment that if you don’t believe in one yourself, now is probably not the time…

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