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Thursday, October 13, 2011

Children of Sperm Donors | Healthmad

Children of Sperm Donors | Healthmad

When sperm donors became popular in the 1970s there were no tests done on the donated sperm and no medical history was taken of the donor. Those donor conceived children are now adults and some are finding out their donors medical history the hard way. Lessons have been learned. Donors must now give their medical history and tests are run on the donated sperm. There is little chance of these earlier donor conceived adults getting their medical information. Some are blogging and setting up websites to share their stories and hoping to find some clues.

Charles Frazier and The Appalachian People | Trifter

Charles Frazier and The Appalachian People | Trifter


Charles Frazier writes about the Appalachian people in the most interesting stories. Cold Mountain was written about the Civil War and the Appalachian people who participated in the war. Along with Gone With the Wind it is the book that most closely defines the Civil War. Charles Frazier was raised in Appalachia and knows the area and people from personal experience. That’s what makes the people feel so real in his stories. If you haven’t read any of his books yet, you have missed a treat.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Common Usage of American Idioms | Quazen

Common Usage of American Idioms | Quazen



Common usage of American idioms can be very confusing for those who speak English as a second language. We have so many idioms, I wonder how anyone who isn’t born to the culture can learn them all. It isn’t the formal language that students study, even so, it’s the way Americans talk. I hope this information will come in handy to those of you who aren’t familiar with our informal language.

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

It’s Time to Fill The Bird Feeders | Quazen

It’s Time to Fill The Bird Feeders | Quazen


It’s time to fill the bird feeders if we want to see beautiful birds flitting around in our yards this winter. If you want to attract a certain species of birds, choose the type of bird feeder and seeds that they like. Nectar for humming birds and white millet for nuthatches and many other types of birds. Black oil sunflower seeds attract a great number of birds including goldfinches, titmice, woodpeckers, bluejays and more. With winter coming on food will be scarce. Birds will come back to feeding places they find this fall. So, fill up those feeders.

Monday, October 10, 2011

Colorful Makeup Tips | Healthmad

Colorful Makeup Tips | Healthmad


Here are a few makeup tips to get you on the road to a livelier look for fall and winter. After the hot summer we want to be as bright and colorful as the autumn leaves. We are tired of hot humid weather and are open for a change in style and makeup. Bright colors are in and we want to look spicy as the flowers.

Sunday, October 9, 2011

A New Child Care Plan for Divorced Parents | Gomestic

A New Child Care Plan for Divorced Parents | Gomestic



You have to feel sorry for children of divorce who are shuffled back and forth from house to house. I can imagine how disconcerting it would be. Children like their own room with their own things. But what is a divorced couple to do? Well, there is a new plan afoot for children of divorce. Critics say it isn’t a good plan, but I disagree. If children can stay in their own home, why not? It’s the parents who changed the family dynamics, not the children.

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Mark Zuckerberg Introduces a Brand New Facebook | Webupon

Mark Zuckerberg Introduces a Brand New Facebook | Webupon


How will you guys like the new Facebook? Mark Zuckerberg says, "Its a new way to express who you are."And he believes Facebook users will love it. A running commentary will be on the right side of your page. You will see comments and pictures shared by friends, movies and TV shows they are watching, books they are reading and anything they want to communicate. Zuckerberg says you can connect to anything you want. You will have to wait awhile, but it will be here soon.