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Technology Addiction: Confessions of an Internet Junkie
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Technology Addiction: Confessions of an Internet Junkie

Yes, I admit it, I'm an internet addict. My intervention came late one night when the 'net went down, and it wasn't pretty. Are you addicted, too? Take a quiz to find out.

by AbbyFitz

Cats on Roombas
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Cats on Roombas

An iRobot Roomba is a great vacuum cleaner for those with pets or allergies. It's also the perfect size for cats to hitch a ride, as many cat-lovers have hilariously discovered.

by JoHarrington

How to Make a Digital Jigsaw Card
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How to Make a Digital Jigsaw Card

Jigzone.com offers a free facility through which you can turn your own artworks into email jigsaw cards. Communicate with family and friends as you challenge them to a jigsaw duel

by Jo_Murphy

The Hungergames Phenomenon
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The Hungergames Phenomenon

The Hungergames trilogy has rocketed. Often there is no rhyme or reason to why things take off, but this movie is an exception. It is easy to see why this narrative soars.

by Jo_Murphy

Cook Dinner without Electricity with the Wonderbag Eco Slow Cooker
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Cook Dinner without Electricity with the Wonderbag Eco Slow Cooker

When you buy a Wonderbag Eco Slow Cooker,you'll do more than save money and reduce your carbon footprint, you'll help improve African women's lives and the lives of their families.

by AbbyFitz

Meryl Streep’s Oscar Wins and Nominations
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Meryl Streep’s Oscar Wins and Nominations

How many Oscars has Meryl Streep won? And how many Oscar nominations? Here are the films that got her Academy Awards wins and nominations, with actors, directors, and subjects.

by Mira

Things I miss about eating wheat
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Things I miss about eating wheat

You’d think it would be doughnuts but no. Although doughnuts would be nice, too.

by April_M

Make Your Own Baileys
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Make Your Own Baileys

Do you hate paying the price for Irish Creams? This is my recipe for your own Baileys, and there are tips for a non-alcoholic version.

by AlexandriaIngham

This Christmas, Give a Music Lover the Gift of a Digital Piano
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This Christmas, Give a Music Lover the Gift of a Digital Piano

I found the perfect Christmas gift for a music lover: a Yamaha digital piano. Here’s why it can be better than an old-fashioned upright piano.

by Mira

Scottish Independence:  The Battle of Bannockburn Pt 1
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Scottish Independence: The Battle of Bannockburn Pt 1

The Battle of Bannockburn marked a key turning point in Scottish history. Its 700th anniversary is in 2014. Robert the Bruce forged freedom for Scotland.

by JoHarrington

How to Wash Your Clothes with Natural Laundry Products★ Editor's Choice
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How to Wash Your Clothes with Natural Laundry Products

Limit your family's exposure to chemicals by using green laundry soap. This guide to alternatives for detergent will tell you how. Also included is a DIY laundry soap recipe.

by AbbyFitz

Edith Piaf : France's Greatest Diva
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Edith Piaf : France's Greatest Diva

Edit Piaf's birth name was Édith Giovanna Gassion and she was born in Belleville, Paris in 1915. Edith first began her singing career busking in the street.

by Jo_Murphy

Paul Signac the Rational, Warm Hearted Sailor
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Paul Signac the Rational, Warm Hearted Sailor

Paul Signac had a propensity to systematize everything within his arts based practice. That is why he was the ideal artist to be at the forefront of the Pointillist movement.

by Jo_Murphy

Best Plants for a Shady Border
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Best Plants for a Shady Border

A patch of garden permanently in shade can be home to a variety of plants. With careful planning and forethought, a shady border can be created for a year-long display.

by KathleenDuffy

Hunt for Treasure with a Rock and Gem Scoop
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Hunt for Treasure with a Rock and Gem Scoop

Beach Combing and treasure hunting is so much easier with this handy Rock and Gem Scoop. Add it to your Rockhound supplies, no more bending and stooping!

by MaggiePowell

Anne Neville: Richard III's Queen and the Kingmaker's Daughter
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Anne Neville: Richard III's Queen and the Kingmaker's Daughter

Ruthless schemer, potential child murderer, helpless pawn in a real world game of thrones or tragic victim? Anne of Warwick has been called them all.

by JoHarrington

Intelligent design: how credible a theory is it?
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Intelligent design: how credible a theory is it?

The theory that the universe is the proiduct of intelligent design is arousing powerful emotions as it challenges orthodox Darwinism

by frankbeswick

A Short History of Decorative Hand Fans
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A Short History of Decorative Hand Fans

When temperatures soar, women (and some men) turn to one of the most ancient methods of personal air-conditioning - the fan. It has a long and distinguished history!

by KathleenDuffy

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