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nutrition
Vitamin D builds your bones and keeps your gut sealed, among many other essential functions but many children are deficient
Jacqueline Hernandez, Florida International University and Cristina Palacios, Florida International UniversityYou’ve likely heard about vitamin D’s...
wausaupilotandreview.com
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food & drink
18 Iconic Upside-Down Cakes You’ll Flip For
Whether you remember upside down cakes from school or your grandmother’s kitchen, there’s no doubt everyone loves them. The best part about upside...
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parenting
How do I respond when someone criticises my parenting choices?
As a mother of three energetic young boys, I’m no stranger to unsolicited parenting advice. I’ll never forget one trip abroad when a...
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apps
This deck of cards helps me with writer's block
There are some days when I sit in front of my keyboard for hours. I can't type a damn thing. On others, I get a...
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health
'We Are In Mourning': UnitedHealth Group Won't Comment on Yet Another Damning Report - Racket
Plus hail dings our wallets, a brave call to end widespread fraud, and let's ogle a weathered Victorian in today's Flyover news roundup. Welcome back...
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auto / cool stuff
Ferrari now understand it is ‘essential’ Lewis Hamilton makes one key change to fix his biggest problem
Lewis Hamilton endured another frustrating weekend as a Ferrari driver at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as the seven- time F1 champion registered a...
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beauty
This carcinogen keeps cropping up in personal care products
By Knvul Sheikh and Janna Mandell The New York time s Benzene seems to have cropped up everywhere in recent years. First, it was hand...
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cycling
Another tragedy in cycling: Tuur Hancke dies on his 19th birthday
On Monday, Belgian cyclist Tuur Hancke died on his 19th birthday. His team, The Leadout Cycling Academy, shared the heartbreaking news on...
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movie & tv
The other half of a drug showdown tells their side of the story in Sons of Ecstasy trailer
“This is a story that we never allowed my father to tell.” That’s how the new trailer for Max’s upcoming docuseries Sons Of...
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science
The 5 essential ingredients to unlock the power of climate collaboration
Tackling the climate and nature crises at the scale and speed they demand requires more than isolated efforts or conventional collaboration – it...
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design
MOMOM - indego macao
MOMOM is a brand inspired by the pure love and care that mothers have for their children, created in Macau for Macau families. The founder,...
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gaming
Best Multiclass Builds At High Levels In DND
Multiclassing is a great way to add additional flavor and flare to your Dungeons & Dragons character. Of course, multiclassing means you might miss...
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beauty
Dry Brushing Is Trendy, But Does It Work? Here's What Dermatologists Say.
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books
Write about Your Research
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outdoors
WATCH: Whale Swallows Kayaker, Then Spits Him Back Out
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gaming
Video Game History Foundation launches digital library for 'anyone who wants to study games'
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movie & tv
The Flash Actor Tom Cavanagh Actually Liked the DCEU Film: 'They Took the IQ Level Down'
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cycling / running
Mail-order Ninja bike ramps are taking off among riders looking to gain jump skills 🚀
Ninja Mountain Bike Skills is producing flat-pack bike ramps at their Oregon facility as quickly as possible to meet demand from riders who want to...
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food & drink
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health
Biden signs defense bill despite objections to ban on transgender health care for military children
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Monday signed into law a defense bill that authorizes significant pay raises for junior enlisted service members,...
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nutrition
Does Taking Vitamin D Supplements Affect Skin Tone?
Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that plays many vital roles in your body. Although it is well known for its effects on calcium absorption...
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technology
Popular calendar app Fantastical lands on Windows
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technology
Inventor Builds Six Robot Copies of Himself, Uses One to Give Speeches and Take Questions From Audience
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science
Happy dogs make happy humans, and 9 other reasons science says dogs need to chew
In the wild, dogs spend a lot of their time chewing on bones, carcasses, sticks and kernels. For example, Australian dingoes can feed for up...
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business
Streamlined Business Trip Essentials for Frequent Flyers
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science
Why don’t you remember all your dreams?
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