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Penguin Awareness Day

January 14, 2012 | Author: SeeGreen | Posted in Animals

Penguin Awareness Day is January 20th. This is the perfect time to educate yourself or to teach children about penguins and their environment. Currently, several of the 17 species of penguin are endangered and many more are considered vulnerable or threatened. What does it mean for a penguin species to be considered threatened or vulnerable? …

Making Autumn Root Vegetable Soup

December 2, 2011 | Author: codyman4 | Posted in Recipes

All of the odd looking members of the root vegetable family are apt candidates for the soup pot. Their earthy taste and soothing, rich texture are played to good advantage in this pale, golden hued potage. In addition to those listed below, consider parsley root, rutabaga, turnips, sweet potatoes and winter squash. The Recipe: Ingredients: …

Are Sinus Infections Contagious?

November 24, 2011 | Author: tokyonights7 | Posted in Health

Sinusitis is a condition which affects more than 30 million people in the United States every year. Symptoms include the excretion of thick yellow or green mucus, headaches, tooth pain, post nasal drip, a sore throat, fatigue and bad breath. Sinus infections generally tend to clear up within the course of a week, but chronic …

Interactive Dog Tug Toys and Flying Discs Add to a Dog’s Life

November 24, 2011 | Author: Vikk Simmons | Posted in Dogs

If you enjoy playing games with your dog or are looking for the best interactive dog toys on the market, take a look at Hyper Pet products. They have a line of interactive dog tug toys called Tuggin’ Tails that combine the best of a plush toy and the classic rope toys for dogs. There …

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November 11, 2011 | Author: AJ | Posted in Affiliate Marketing

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