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[ad_1] Fever is the number one reason that children are taken to hospital emergency rooms. This is not surprising. Fevers are frequent in childhood, and they are often frightening to both parent and child. What follows is a set of questions and answers written to address that fear and to help parents know what to …

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[ad_1] One of the really fun things about World of Warcraft is the amazing number of videos related to the game that are available on the internet. World of Warcraft videos can be more entertaining than anything you'll see on television today or at the movie theater next week. Admittedly, that's not saying a whole …

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[ad_1] Caviar shelf life is something to be concerned about, especially if you get some of the more expensive varieties by the pound. It’s the time period that the best quality can be maintained without diminishing texture or flavor. Some caviar can be stored frozen for up to a year, and some others really should …

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[ad_1] Below is list of secret and not so secret things that all men should know about women when it comes to dating! The kinds of things that will help you attract and be more attractive to women. This list is short and directly to the point. 1. Laughing is an aphrodisiac. Oz women love …

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[ad_1] What are the key issues which can ensure success (or failure) in the field of internet marketing? All successful people in any walk of life have a plan. I read once that all business plans should have goals which are “SMART” – that is: “Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Timed”. Different people have different …

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[ad_1] "By necessity, by prollivity, and by delight, we all quote." Quotation and Originality 1876 Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882) American poet and essayist Should we express our thoughts in our own words? Or should we delight in repeating the sentiments of others? Disraeli, Johnson, Behan, Churchill, Wilde, and Emerson all voice their opinions in quotes …

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[ad_1] Have you ever wondered what causes that warm glow inside, the sense of peace and exhilaration when walking through the woods or sitting by the ocean and watching the sunset? How about the beauty of a fresh snowfall clinging to trees, the smell and feel of the first warm day in spring, or the …

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[ad_1] Envy gets a bad rap. The ancient Greek philosopher Antisthenes decried it as corrosive (“As iron is eaten away by rust, so the envious are consumed by their own passion.”) Envy is established as one of the seven deadly sins – hardly a list of traits that we celebrate. Yet we all feel it. …

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