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Save electricity by hanging a clothesline in your garage Ah, the warmth of summer! Some folks look forward to the warmer months but dread the electric bills. With electric rates rising steadily over the years and weather forecasters predicting record warmth, the need to find more economical ways of doing things without using electricity is on the rise. One of the easiest and least expensive ways of cutting your electric bill is to hang up a clothesline. Electric clothes dryers use a fair amount of electricity.

Save money by buying a refurbished Kindle or Kindle Touch - a Kindle review Why Buy a Refurbished Kindle? Why buy a refurbished Kindle? Good question. Here's a brief list of the benefits. Price- an entry level Kindle for $49 with a voucher, $69 without. The price is low, but this doesn't mean the Kindle's cheap.Build quality - outstanding look and feel - refurbished Kindles are certified to look and work like new, and they do.Warranty - refurbished Kindles from Amazon carry the same warranty as the new KindlesTotal cost of ownership - digital titles don't require the same physical space or resources to manufacture and transport. I'm not advocating giving up physical books, although when I've discussed the issue with bibliophiles, they acted as if I asked them to burn their books. There are plenty of online resources for obtaining ebooks. I've had my refurbished Touch for a few months now. Future Kindles Check out the features I think Amazon should include in the next generations of the Kindle eReader.

Top 7 Kindle Touch features Amazon should include in future Kindles 4. Ability to Change Text Size and Fonts in Each Book Changing the font size and spacing on the Touch changes it across the entire ebook collection. 3. The Nook Touch has a hidden bluetooth connection that can accessed when the device is rooted (hacked). 2. The Kindle Touch uses a modified version of the Android operating system. 1. A optional lighted screen model of the Kindle Touch would be nice for those of us who don’t like using a booklight. This isn’t meant to be a knock on the Kindle at all. Kindle Touch .

Homo sapiens are the only animals to fear homosexuality With the rise of the Abrahamic religions, homosexuals became less tolerated eventually becoming vilified and persecuted as sodomites. Beginning in the Late Middle Ages, homosexuality could be punishable by death in many European countries. Many Middle Eastern countries still reserve capital punishment as the maximum penalty for homosexuality. Ironically, pederasty is common in countries like Afghanistan and Pakistan even though homosexuality is punishable by Islamic mores. Further irony can be found in the pederasty practices of Jewish and Christian clergy members which resulted in numerous child sexual abuse scandals in countries where homosexuality is legal between consenting adults. No law or religion in any country has prevented someone from becoming a homosexual. For all intents and purposes, homophobia is learned.

Livestrong.com promotes quack medicine Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) is a marketing phrase, not science-based medicine. It doesn't use the methods of science in researching treatments before treating people. CAM treatments can be dangerous. Some supplements advocated by CAM practitioners can be harmful.7 Recent research published in the Archives of Disease in Childhood concluded, “CAM use has the potential to cause significant morbidity and fatal adverse outcomes.” 8 CAM is an ideology, not a science. Lance Armstrong and Demand Media profited handsomely from their dealings. Livestrong.com gives the appearance of authority. What are the advisors roles at Livestrong.com? The CAM articles on Livestrong.com are like the snake oil ads in newspapers of yesteryear; they’re a target used to generate advertising revenue for Demand Media and it’s shareholders.

Native American Celebration of the Summer Solstice The Miami Nation of Indiana holds an annual summer solstice celebration on a weekend near the solstice to honor the indigenous peoples who trekked to the Great Mound for over four and a half centuries. Beginning in the evening and lasting a little past sunset, a number of activities and ceremonies are performed on the Great Mound’s platform. A brief history tour of the Mounds is followed by Indian folklore tales told from the Lenape tradition by a chubby fur trader who bears a striking resemblance to another folklore legend, St. Nicholas. He tells the Lenape Creation Story, the tale of The Hunter and the Owl and the amusing When Squirrels Were Huge. As the Miami Nation set up their Sacred Medicine Drum, a flute player performs Native American music. A number of Miami songs are performed. As the sun sets, the ceremonies are brought to an end.