Tag: weedistry

  • 12 ways to use coconut oil for your hair, skin and face

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    By now you know — or at least have heard about — all the many, many wonders and uses for coconut oil. It’s more than just a basic fatty oil: You can cook with it! You can clean your house with it! And perhaps, most importantly, it’s the most versatile beauty product you could keep in your cabinet. […]

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  • NBA & NHL Fans Can Now Earn KodakCoins for Taking In-Game Photos

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    Kodak, the company that was synonymous with photography for over a century, was almost entirely written off when digital technologies rendered Kodak’s chemical processes obsolete. Kodak’s fear of digital technology goes back to the 1970s, when an engineer working in house for Kodak came up with a prototype of a digital camera. Kodak’s management squashed […]

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  • Trump at G7: US president calls for end to tariffs and trade barriers

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    US President Donald Trump says he proposed the elimination of tariffs in talks at the G7 summit in Canada, as the major industrial nations struggled to resolve differences on trade. Mr Trump said talks with fellow leaders were “extremely productive” despite tensions over his decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. US allies […]

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  • The Best Beaches in the U.S. for Celebrating Fourth of July

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    The United States is home to more than 12,000 miles of coastline (12,383, to be exact). With all that land, there are more than a few hidden beaches that ocean-lovers have yet to find. From coast to coast and tucked along the southern border sit some of the world’s best beaches, and they’re just waiting […]

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  • SeaWorld getting rid of plastic straws, plastic bags at all U.S. parks

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    Visitors to SeaWorld won’t be taking home their Shamu-themed merchandise in handy plastics bag anymore. According to SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, Inc., all 12 of its parks across the United States have done away with one-time-use plastic straws and plastic bags. “This milestone environmental achievement is a testament to our mission to protect the environment, […]

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  • Want to Publish a More Gripping Blog? Try These 3 Power-Writing Tips.

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    Too many blog commentaries and internet pieces sound the same, whether they talk about how to landscape your yard, lose weight, lease an apartment, conduct a successful job interview or design a website for your new business. Why? Well, too often they pretty much are the same. Many use the same rhetorical language, same marketing lingo, even the most […]

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  • This Discount Supermarket Is One of the Best Places in the World to Buy Beer

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    The New York International Beer Competition gave the prestigious award to a store giving Trader Joe’s a run for its money. Ever since the German discount supermarket Lidl decided to expand into the United States, Americans have been flocking to its aisles looking for deals. Even though Lidl is known for being inexpensive, it actually stocks some of the best […]

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  • Reese Witherspoon Confirms ‘Legally Blonde 3’ With Epic Video

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    What, like it’s hard? Reese Witherspoon took to Instagram on Thursday to confirm that she will be bending and snapping as everyone’s favorite Harvard Law graduate, Elle Woods, in Legally Blonde 3. “It’s true… #LegallyBlonde3,” she captioned a short clip of herself in a sparkly pink bikini, floating past the camera on a blue lounger. […]

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  • McDonald’s manager caught on camera yelling, cursing at customer

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    A McDonald’s manager in Muskego, Wis., was caught on camera yelling expletives at a customer and his young son in the drive-thru on Sunday. Tom Olzewski and his 9-year-old son went to the fast food chain on Sunday afternoon to grab some hamburgers. However, the pair ended up sitting in the drive-thru for 12 minutes […]

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  • In a conservation catch-22, efforts to save quolls might endanger them

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    Conservationists are stuck in a catch-22: In trying to save some species, the would-be protectors may be giving the animals an evolutionary disadvantage. A new study describes how efforts to protect the endangered northern quoll, a spotted, kitten-sized marsupial native to Australia, by placing a population on a threat-free island may have actually undermined a […]

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