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What's the best thing to pair with guacamole? Did you have toast, Deviled eggs, or veggie patties in mind? If you're a guacamole aficionado, you'll know there are many healthy pairings with guacamol...
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Have you always loved colors when you were a child? Do you remember the first time you were given a box of crayons? As children, our worlds were filled with discoveries. We had a natural sense of won...
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As a parent living in the 21st century, you’re probably used to seeing your kids spend long hours in front of screens playing video games. You stand there, looking at how engrossed they are, won...
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Remember those Friday nights when the whole family goes to the corner store, picks up a Swanson "TV Dinner," rush back home, heat it up, then enjoy a meal while watching our favorite TV shows? Ah yes,...
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It takes a unique combination of brains, heart, dedication, and resilience to become a nurse. Nurses face day-to-day challenges, and sometimes difficult situations, all while demonstrating genuine com...
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If you’re like us, you’re probably obsessed with books. There’s just something so wonderful about holding a book, breathing in that familiar aroma, and leafing through pages as you a...
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The rate at which the world's wild animals become extinct or vanish from the planet is dramatically accelerating. An estimated 150 species are lost every single day due to human activities such as poa...
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When serving Chianti during a night with friends, what foods would you pair it with? Perhaps you answered Ribollita or Pizza Margherita. If you did, let’s just say you know your stuff! You&rsq...
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When was the last time you had a picnic or ate out with your loved ones? Maybe it’s been a while for most of you, but this Eat Outside Day is a perfect opportunity to grab your picnic baskets an...
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When we talk about having a balanced diet, it's about choosing the right kinds of food and avoiding certain foods that are harmful to our health (like consuming too much salt or sugar). Many experts a...
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You probably had creme brûlée before, but have you tasted chocolate Pots de Crème? Yes, folks, the French have done it again! Another delicious dessert we can thank them for. The ...
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Where do you learn how to make banana splits? Why, at sundae school, of course. We know, we know. You’re probably rolling your eyes. But we can’t help sharing a so-bad-they’re-so-go...
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If you’re a globetrotter constantly poring through apps or websites offering cheap flights, there’s a day to celebrate your efforts. Today is Cheap Flight Day, and it’s the perfect d...
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Can you guess what the longest poem in the world is? We'll give you a clue. It has about 1.8 million words. If you guessed the Mahabharata, then we're sending you a virtual high five. The Mahabharat...
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Can you think of the most viewed photograph in history? We'll give you a clue: It's a landscape photo. If you guessed the default screen wallpaper of Microsoft's Windows XP, then you're right! It's ...
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Before the age of wheels and cars, the ultimate mode of transportation for human beings was walking. It might have taken a while to get from point A to B, but our ancestors have traveled far and wide ...
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Stress is pervasive, and it accompanies us everywhere we go. Despite our best efforts, stress is prevalent and inevitable in our fast-paced world. In the United States, we have one of the highest rate...
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Volcanoes, earthquakes, and hot springs dot Japan's stunning landscapes. They have been shaped by millions of years of tectonic activity, resulting in some of the world's most picturesque peaks. It's ...
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Reading not only improves a person's ability to read, write, and communicate, but also helps them improve their memory. It provides a world in which our imagination can run wild and allows us to diges...
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What do Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, or Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart have in common? Aside from being famous, these celebrities share friendships that have stood the test of time. While most o...
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John Wayne once said, "Beer may not solve your problems, but neither will water or milk." You may or may not agree, but for beer lovers, a quality pint makes their world go round. Not convinced? Juliu...
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Think about those times when you visited someone's house and found their floors worn and stained. Did it leave a good impression? For most people, the answer would be no. Today is Clean Your Floors Da...
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As Brian Tracy, one of the most well-known public speakers, said, “People with clear, written goals, accomplish far more in a shorter period of time than people without them could ever imagine.&...
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Ever wonder who made the first cheesecake? Many people think that cheesecakes came from New York, but they have been around much longer than that. It's possible that the first "cheese cake" was made o...
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It’s summer and now is the time to go on your next big summer vacation. Chances are, your idea of a fun summer vacation involves water parks. We don’t blame you. What can be better than gu...
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Few drinks hit the spot than a coffee milkshake. It’s one of those drinks that you keep going back to. And why not? It’s full of delicious flavors. Coffee and chocolate, check! Add ice cre...
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Thanks to Mini USA, July 24 has been designated as National Motoring Day. As it’s going to be celebrated for the first time this year, many Mini owners are excited and are looking forward to it....
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When the weather is great, there is nothing quite like lounging in a cozy hammock, letting yourself unwind and relax. Today is National Hammock Day (yes, there is such a thing) so we thought we'd shar...
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Remember that scene in the movie "It Chapter Two" where the Losers were in an Asian restaurant, and the fortune cookies started to shake and burst open, revealing a monstrous creature that probably wa...
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Have you ever felt weary about working all the time or being too busy you're almost on the verge of burnout? You're not alone. Our fast-paced world, with its constant changes, causes stress and anxiet...
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Have you ever wondered how cherries became linked to slot machines? According to historians, coin-operated slot machines were outlawed in some American cities. To evade punishment, slot machine operat...
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Think of all the comfort foods you’ll never get tired of. Was Mac and Cheese on your list? If yes, we’re giving you a virtual high five. Baked Mac and Cheese is so delicious that just thin...
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What bag did you use during your last shopping trip? Was it a paper or plastic bag? There is a growing trend and desire for more sustainable products as people become more aware of environmental iss...
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If you like piña coladas and gettin’ caught in the rain, you’re in for a treat especially if you love learning interesting facts about piña coladas that you can throw in a co...
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We know that playing video games sometimes gets a bad rap and is, more often than not, perceived as a colossal waste of time. Still, many people believe that playing games can have tremendous benefits...
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We love eating fried chicken. Who doesn't enjoy a piece of chicken dipped in batter and fried in oil until it's golden and crispy? That makes us drool just thinking about it. The United States is cred...
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If you’re a grill master extraordinaire, you undoubtedly have a tried-and-true recipe for the juiciest, most flavorful, and most tender barbecued spare ribs that you like to whip up every time t...
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The United States of America is blessed with a diverse range of breathtaking destinations to explore. Whether you are driving along the picturesque West Coast, trekking in the majestic Rockies, or app...
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Working from home has become more and more commonplace in today's society. Many workers have adjusted to the "new normal" where work arrangements have been modified to suit those who prefer remote wor...
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Cassava, also known as mandioca in Portuguese, is the plant from which tapioca comes from. It is native to South America and the West Indies and is a staple food enjoyed by approximately 800 million p...
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If you've ever been to the United Kingdom, chances are you've heard about afternoon tea venues in countryside manors, quaint tearooms, or even 5-star hotels. As we celebrate National Cream Tea Day, le...
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What was the first stroke you did when you learned how to swim? Chances are it's the breaststroke, which is the oldest swim stroke and is still used in competitive and recreational swimming today. Eve...
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If you've ever had an éclair before, you probably don't know that the word means "flash of lightning," so named because of the tendency of people to eat it "in a flash." In fact, "Chambers Engl...
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You've most likely seen surfers riding the waves before, even if you're the type who sits on the beach with your toes planted firmly in the sand. And like us, you've probably been impressed with how e...
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Prepare to have your minds blown… Sushi didn't originate in Japan and was historically considered a cheap street food for workers who needed to have something to eat quickly. There is a good ...
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One of the most well-known authors in recent history is James Joyce. Joyce, who was the oldest of 10 children and was born in Dublin, was a young, intelligent man who had a flair for writing as well a...
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There aren't many things that are more quintessentially American and evocative of summer than strawberry shortcake. The delectable dessert has become a stalwart in American food culture, particularly ...
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Did you know that peanuts are one of the most valuable cash crops grown in the United States? Although China and India produce more peanuts than the United States, the American population consumes far...
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Fountain pens are elegant writing tools even today, but for many, they are simply impractical and expensive, especially at high altitudes, where they are known to leak. Fortunately, the advent of the ...
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When the United Nations established World Oceans Day on June 8, 2008, it was intended to be a day to commemorate the vast oceans that hold around 96.5 percent of all water on the planet. If you don't ...
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Chances are you've played with the second oldest toy in history. Maybe you've even tried doing the "Walk the Dog," "Around the World," or "Rock the Baby" with it. This toy has even made its way into s...
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Who’d have thought that cheese could be given as a gift? Well, that’s what exactly happened when Queen Victoria received a thousand-pound wheel of cheddar cheese as a wedding gift! That fu...
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If there's one ice cream flavor that completely rocks our world and makes us drool, it's Rocky Road ice cream. While most Americans are familiar with Rocky Road ice cream, many are unaware that it all...
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Just think how our world would look like if there was no creativity. We won’t have the fantastic creations of Leonardo da Vinci, Bach’s cantatas, or Robert Frost’s exquisite poetry. ...
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Burgers are often regarded to be one of the most popular meals in the United States and the world, with about 50 billion being sold and served annually. You can find them everywhere - from greasy spoo...
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We probably are not agile enough to do the Lindy Hop, but when we watch people performing this dance, we can't help but think how unbelievable the energy and acrobatics are. Born in the African-Amer...
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Serving food and drink between humans has been around since the beginning of time. When there was a social gathering, chances are a form of catering was in place, serving guests and hosts with a wide ...
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There are many stories about the origins of solitaire, but one thing is true - the legend of the game’s origin is unclear, although several unsubstantiated stories about the game abound. Some st...
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Did you hear about the lady who got a second job as a pizza chef? She kneaded the dough. Excuse our cheesy pun, but today is National Pizza Party Day, and we’re in the mood for a party! The or...
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Ah yes, the daily pile of dishes waiting for you to wash them… They stand near the kitchen sink with their imaginary “Puss in Boots” eyes waiting for your loving attention as they s...
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The biographer Peter Ackroyd once said, "I think biography can be more personal than fiction, and certainly can be more expressive." Every great biography lends us a perspective of a life lived. True...
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You've probably heard of Mother's Day, but have you heard of Dog Mom's Day? The pet-loving community will undoubtedly enjoy commemorating this day, and if you are looking for ideas, how about bringing...
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When you hear the word poetry, you might not immediately think of amusement or humor. Limericks, however, offer just that. Even when it sounds silly or doesn't even make sense, limericks are quite pop...
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In a 2020 American Cleaning Institute National Cleaning Survey conducted by Wakefield Research, almost 80% of the respondents agree that their homes are not as clean as they would like them to be. Whe...
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When you hear the name "Robin Hood," your mind probably drifts to the legendary outlaw who lives in Sherwood Forest with his band of "merry men," but did you know that "Robin Hood" is a term used in a...
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Did you know there are four times as many nurses in the United States as there are physicians? There are almost 4.2 million registered nurses in America, and they make up the largest portion of health...
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Do you still remember walking or biking to get to school? Whether you were alone or with your friends, riding a bike to school gave you a feeling of independence, plus it was a lot of fun, right? The...
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If you see a baby grooving to a popular song and start wondering how on earth they can dance better than you, there is scientific proof that babies are born to boogie. Sure, they’re incapable of...
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Every day, millions of people rely on the indispensable zipper, which can be found on everything from jeans and totes to wallets, backpacks, and luggage. Curiously, it was met with some skepticism whe...
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When "What hath God wrought" was communicated from Washington, D.C., to Baltimore on May 24, 1844, it was the first Morse code message ever delivered across a considerable distance. Prior to the intro...
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What's a vegetable that plumbers hate? Why, it's leeks, of course! Okay, that might not be the best joke out there, but we couldn't resist it because today is National Hug A Plumber Day! Believe it...
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Get your picnic baskets ready because spring is here, and there's no better way to celebrate National Picnic Day than a picnic, of course! When we think of picnics, great food and outdoor fun come t...
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Afternoon tea is the quintessential British experience. With millions of gallons of tea sipped every year, the British are one of the biggest tea drinkers in the world. Historically, tea was considere...
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If there’s one thing guaranteed in life, it’s having to do laundry. Whether you enjoy it or not, have you ever thought of more eco-friendly and economical ways to dry your clothes? Many p...
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If you’re like us, you probably set aside (and by that, we mean skipping lunch or avoiding buying teen magazines) some of your school allowances to buy cassette tapes of your favorite singers or...
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We won’t deny it. We think National Wear Pajamas to Work Day is one of the best unofficial holidays of the year. After all, it would be fun to have some comfort and relaxation right after Tax Da...
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Gardening is something that people do for a multitude of reasons. Growing and eating their veggies brings happiness to some, while stress relief motivates others. Some people find gardening a good sou...
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Did you know that licorice was historically known more as a medicinal plant than the sweet delicacy we know it today? The earliest records of the licorice root date back to 2300 B.C. The Chinese con...
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There are moments when it appears that nothing seems to be working no matter what we do. The easiest route is to probably give up; the harder path is not getting discouraged. Rejection happens to even...
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In the multifaceted world of art and ornithology, famous names such as John Hames Audubon and David Allen Sibley are often associated with magnificent paintings of bird species of North America. Meanw...
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Baseball and popcorn are from different worlds altogether, but it was a 1908 song about a baseball game that catapulted caramel popcorn to popularity. The lyricist Jack Norworth and composer Albert Vo...
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School libraries would be little more than a collection of books and computers if it weren't for librarians. They are essential to the effectiveness of learning programs that contribute to students' e...
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If you've read "The Little Mermaid" and "The Ugly Duckling," you probably know Hans Christian Andersen, one of the most famous writers of all time. Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales have enchante...
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Crayons are the most popular drawing product in history, so it's no wonder that they get their own holiday. This is a day to celebrate the delights of drawing and coloring. The name Crayon comes from...
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Did you know the US economy would not survive if it were not for small "Mom and Pop" businesses? The word "Mom-and-Pop" is a colloquial expression that refers to small (and sometimes family-owned) bus...
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If you’ve read “The Lord of the Rings” or “The Hobbit,” you probably know John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, whose work from the 1930s influenced and shaped the high fantasy genr...
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Countdowns are useful for a variety of reasons. From launching rockets, cooking and workouts, we live in a world where they are omnipresent and serve many purposes. For many, it can create a sense of ...
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We have a theory that when you ask people to choose between chocolate or caramel, they’ll probably answer, “That’s like asking who my favorite child is!” Okay, we admit it&rsqu...
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It’s St. Patrick’s Day so it’s time to bust out the green and celebrate! St. Patrick's Day is a celebration of Irish culture and heritage. Observed annually, it has transformed fro...
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The concept of combining tools into a single unit has been around for quite some time. In fact, the use of multitools goes as far back as the Middle Roman period. This early Roman “Swiss Army Kn...
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Remember when you spelled Mississippi by singing a quick tune so you won’t forget any letters? Or that striking typo from the first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone in 1...
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Cheers to all who've mastered “your,” “you’re,” “there,” “they’re,” and “their”! Today is National Grammar Day, and while master...
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Self-care has been thrown around a lot these past few years, but how do we make it accessible to more people, especially teenagers who have to cope with a rollercoaster of emotions? According to t...
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With ‘The Great Resignation’ comes ‘The Great Hire. Just in case you’re wondering, what ‘The Great Resignation’ is all about, it’s a phenomenon that describes...
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