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Lazarus Syndrome-- When the Dead Come Back to Life
I also do not understand how the brain can survive without damage from lack of oxygen. It's one of the puzzling attributes to lazarus syndrome that this does not occur. Mira, that is quite interesting! I would love to read that article.
CarleyClagg, on 11/08/2015
How to Eat to Avoid Cancer
Used Dreft laundry detergent when my kids were babies. Have not seen that reviewed with more recent information.
Katherine Kavouris, on 11/08/2015
How to Eat to Avoid Cancer
Is it ever OK to use bleach. I have made my own housecleaning products, and happy with the results. Not sure what to substitute for bleach in the laundry, and cleaning mold. Any suggestions will ...
Katherine Kavouris, on 11/08/2015
Samovars
Yes, an old samovar would be a great collectors item - especially one that still works!
jptanabe, on 11/08/2015
Aira Force, Cumbria
Ah thank you and yes. It is very beautiful but also easily accessible to most walkers. Our grandson walked up to the top.
The air is so clean and crisp. I love going especially in Autumn.
Veronica, on 11/08/2015
Aira Force, Cumbria
Beautiful country and beautiful pictures also. It looks like a wonderful trip.
ologsinquito, on 11/08/2015
RateTea: Rate and Review Teas
You created ratetea.com?! Very cool. I found your tumblr page because I'm the co-founder of a yaupon tea company and I found a tumblr blog you wrote about yaupon... now I've fallen down the ...
Jason Ellis, on 11/08/2015
Carolina Horsenettle - Weed or Wildflower?
This nightshade looks look very similar to one we have here in Texas and at first glance I thought it was Silverleaf Nightshade (Solanum elaeagnifolium). I've read that different Native American ...
Jason Ellis, on 11/08/2015
The post World War 2 kitchen
It is interesting that despite the war being over for 70 years, this page gets so many visitors. I think WW2 is still very much alive in some ways.
Maybe that is a good thing ? I have added a POLL above.
Veronica, on 11/08/2015
The post World War 2 kitchen
You can still get corned beef tinned and at the delicatessen counter.
It isn't my food of choice but I would eat it if I were given it.
Veronica, on 11/08/2015
The post World War 2 kitchen
It was called bully beef over here I think but I didn't eat much of it as a child.
It was certainly very popular in WW2 but maybe that's why I don't recall it much in my 60's childhood.
Veronica, on 11/08/2015
Wizzley Banners
I have places these might work. Thanks.
blackspanielgallery, on 11/08/2015
Who Is Happy?
I have a friend who is a life coach. One of her top things she says we must take care of are the things that "annoy" us - like a broken screen or a dent in the car door - so we can focus on the good things. Balance of all things, understanding ...
NanciArvizu, on 11/07/2015
2016 Brings Mom Entrepreneur Club Exciting Changes
I will ask her about it! Thanks so much.
NanciArvizu, on 11/07/2015
The post World War 2 kitchen
Corned beef was a wartime staple that survived for many years. We often had it for lunch in the 1950s. You don't get it these days, though I still like it and would eat it again.
You can eat many foods if you want to. In wartime my father ...
frankbeswick, on 11/07/2015