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9 Types of Angels
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There are many types of angels that make up the spiritual world. Angels are divided into nine different types within three main groups, which are then called choirs. Find out more about these angelic intermediaries for God.
1951, 1952, 1953, 1954 Chrysler Imperial
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The 1951-1954 Chrysler Imperial was meant to compete with Cadillac, Lincoln, and Packard. See pictures and a profile of the 1951-1954 Chrysler Imperial.
Snail Activities
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What animal has one foot and no bones? The snail, of course. Read about fun snail activities that will teach you more about its anatomy and behavior.
Turtle Crafts
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Learn more about turtles and have fun while you do it. Read about easy and interesting turtle crafts that will keep you occupied for hours.
How to Use a Coping Saw
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A coping saw features a U-shaped frame with a swiveling spigot, or clip, that eases the job of making turning cuts. We'll show you how to use one.
How can pizza be good for you?
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If you're a healthy eater who turns to pizza as an occasional junk-food splurge, you may experience some guilt after you've downed a few (or five or six) slices of cheesy, empty-carb heaven. But soon, that could all change. Sort of.
How is digital 3-D different from old 3-D movies?
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Many people remember the weird, headache-inducing colors that were part of old 3-D movies. But in new movies like "Meet the Robinsons," 3-D loses the paper glasses and goes digital.
Forget-Me-Not Flower: Everything You Want To Know
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The forget-me-not flower is a distinctive spring plant that accentuates any garden. In this article, you can discover its cultural meaning and learn how to grow these pretty blue flowers.
Oleander Is a Poisonous Plant, Not a Cure for COVID-19
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Despite being pretty in pink, oleander is a highly poisonous plant. And now it's being touted as a cure for COVID-19. We'll break down the facts from fiction.
What's a beer battery?
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A beer battery uses a brewery's waste water to generate electricity. Learn how a beer battery works and about microbial fuel cells.