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Golden-chain Tree
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Golden-chain tree is a small, vibrant flowering tree with pendulous clusters of flowers that brighten any yard. Learn how to grow and use golden-chain tree.
Why Do Bridges Ice Before the Rest of the Highway?
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I've noticed signs on the highway that warn "Bridge Ices Before Road." What causes bridges to ice before the rest of the highway?
What's the Difference Between Clarified Butter and Ghee?
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You can up your culinary prowess by using either of these fats in your cooking. But is one better than the other?
Quick Tips: Is it important that your face wash be antibacterial?
Antibacterial face wash (and other products) are more popular than ever, but is antibacterial face wash a good idea? See if it helps or hurts acne.
Understanding Smart Grid Technology
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How much do you know about smart grid technology? Keep reading to learn about Understanding Smart Grid Technology.
How Did Helen Keller Fly a Plane in 1946?
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Helen Keller accomplished a lot in her lifetime. Despite becoming deaf-blind at 18 months of age, she authored multiple books, engaged in outspoken activism and gave lectures around the world. But did Helen Keller fly a plane?
How to Do a Front End Alignment
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If your front end is not aligned, you may find your car veering to the right or left. Here's how to fix that.
Could Your Smartphone Cause Temporary Blindness?
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Researchers have identified something called transient smartphone blindness. HowStuffWorks Now explains what that it is.
Soju: The Wildly Popular Spirit of South Korea
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Soju is the unofficial national drink of South Korea. HowStuffWorks takes a sip of this rice-based alcohol beverage.
The Northern Lights Could Dazzle Mainland U.S. Tonight
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A geomagnetic storm could cause a spectacular aurora borealis Aug. 18 and 19 over parts of the continental United States, as far south as Illinois.