It is almost summer once again during this global health crisis. The warm season at home means it is time to find ways to ward off insects once more. These upcoming warm months should be dedicated to keeping the family safe from dangerous mosquito bites or cases of potentially fatal heatstroke. In any case, your …
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Whether you like him or not, former US President Donald Trump had a great strategy in trying to strike a deal with other nations that would benefit his country. Having been a reliable presence in the real estate industry, he learned how to negotiate effectively. He even said he’d make Mexico pay for the border wall …
Various industries and schools, from elementary to tertiary education, have been forced to adapt due to the pandemic. All over the world, everyone agreed to the government-mandated shutdowns to stay ahead of the spread of the dreaded virus. Many farm operations have managed to operate — at least, partially — due to the nature of …
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For hundreds of years, gardening is known for being one of the most enjoyable ways of beautifying your plants and lawn collection. Since gardening is a fairly “simple” process that requires simple tools or probably just your bare hands, you won’t necessarily have to invest too much in equipment. But even though gardening is a …
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The need to physically distance oneself from people and stay indoors as much as possible is one of the biggest challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. People were eager to cooperate at the beginning, expecting that the mandatory lockdowns would only last for fourteen days. But as the initial lockdown extended to another week, then a …
No matter where we go or what we observe, natural patterns are everywhere. Whether you’re doing math, looking at artworks, or going through your daily lives, nature will always have a way of reminding us that we have to obey the laws of nature and physics. While nature does play a key role in many …
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After some time, our homes need updating or changing to make them suitable for the changing circumstances in our lives. There are areas in our house that eventually become worn out that it would need some repair. With so much time in our hands right now due to shelter-in-place regulations, we can give ample attention …
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In 2019, there were over 58 million deaths worldwide. Some were cremated, while others were buried in the ground along with several pounds of wood, steel, and hazardous embalming fluid. While death is a natural occurrence, burials do come with environmental consequences. Decay products and toxins from radiotherapy and chemotherapy drugs will inevitably seep into …
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It doesn’t matter if you’re undergoing a complete home renovation or a single-room makeover, chances are you’re going to have plenty of waste materials to dispose of. Walls will be gutted, carpets will be removed, and old furniture and electronics can be thrown away. While most of us get excited at the prospect of renovating …
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Far too many homeowners don’t bother improving their homes because of the expenses. They live in a house that doesn’t appeal to them anymore. They allow themselves to live shabbily because they think they need tens of thousands of dollars to give their home a makeover. But with a bit of creativity and resourcefulness, you …
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