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Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores relationship myths and truths to get your head out of the clouds and back into romantic reality.
The reason why older men should chew pawpaw seeds regularly
The tropical fruit known as pawpaw, or papaya as it's frequently called, was plenteous. Its juicy, orange substance was a common locate at each dinner, but the genuine treasure lay covered up inside its seeds. These seeds, frequently disposed of without a moment thought, were a source of essentialness for the elderly men of the town.
By Saheed Kayode Moshood2 years ago in Humans
How does it really feel to die?
"Will I ever know that I died?"- that is the question i have wondered about quite frequently, while we will never know how does it feel to be dead(at least we will not be able to tell about it), here is the small article about what happens at the moment of death...
By Mariam Melikidze2 years ago in Humans
25 Ways to Make Halloween More Romantic
Halloween, with its eerie atmosphere and playful spookiness, might not be the first holiday that comes to mind when you think of romance. However, this unique and captivating holiday provides countless opportunities to infuse a little love and intimacy into the season. Whether you're planning a cozy night in with your significant other or aiming to add a touch of romance to your Halloween festivities, we've got you covered with 25 creative ways to make Halloween more romantic.
By Timothy A Rowland2 years ago in Humans
The Reshaper: How Kamala Harris Became the First Woman President of the United States
She had always been a fighter. From her childhood in Oakland, where she faced discrimination and prejudice, to her college years at Howard University, where she honed her skills as a leader and an activist, to her career as a prosecutor and a politician, where she challenged the status quo and fought for justice and equality.
By Orobola-Ayobami Olofinko2 years ago in Humans
Subject: UFOs - An Intriguing Phenomenon
Introduction Unidentified Flying Objects, or UFOs, have captivated human imagination for decades. These enigmatic sightings have sparked intense debate, intrigue, and curiosity worldwide. While skeptics dismiss UFOs as mere natural phenomena or man-made aircraft, others firmly believe that they represent encounters with extraterrestrial life. In this article, we will delve into the world of UFOs, exploring their history, potential explanations, and the ongoing quest for the truth.
By Allyssa collins 2 years ago in Humans
I Asked ChatGPT To Write a "Fictional" Story on How AI Will Destroy Humanity
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By Sauvik Banerjee2 years ago in Humans
The Inspiring Success Story of YouTube
In the ever-evolving landscape of the digital age, one platform stands out as a shining beacon of success and innovation: YouTube. Born in the early 2000s, YouTube has transformed from a humble video-sharing site into a global powerhouse, revolutionizing the way we consume content and reshaping the entertainment industry. This is the inspiring success story of YouTube.
By Lazy writer 2 years ago in Humans
Troubled Love Story
In the heart of a quaint coastal town named Seaview, where waves kissed the shore and seagulls sang their eternal songs, lived two souls whose love story was far from ordinary. Emily Turner and Daniel Mitchell had grown up together, their lives intertwined like ivy on an old oak tree. However, as their paths twisted and turned through the years, their love faced trials that tested the very essence of their connection.
By Joseph Bawaijen Godwin2 years ago in Humans
Food You Thought Go In The Fridge But Dont
Putting oils like olive and coconut oils in the fridge can give them a strange cloudy consistency. This is because these oils solidify at cooler temperatures. However, keeping olive oil in the fridge is not recommended in the food world. Refrigerators are damp, humid, and filled with condensation, which can ruin the flavor and texture of the oil. The consistency of coconut oil depends on the climate, and it will turn solid in cold temperatures. It's best to keep it in a cool, dark place like the pantry to prolong its life. If you currently have these oils in the fridge and they have solidified, just take them out and they should go back to normal at room temperature. Nut and seed oils, on the other hand, are best kept in the refrigerator to prevent oxidation and spoilage. Surprisingly, in most cases, butter can actually be left out of the fridge. It's easier to spread and doesn't need to be refrigerated unless you live in a hot climate. Always keep butter covered and in a cool area away from direct sunlight. Cold tomatoes are often dull and flavorless because chilling them limits their ability to generate aroma and taste. Tomatoes are best kept at room temperature on the kitchen counter to maintain their flavor. If you want to slow down the ripening of tomatoes, you can put them in the fridge. However, if they become too ripe, it's time to make roasted tomato sauce. Ketchup's natural acidity makes it difficult for microorganisms to spoil it, so it's best to keep it at room temperature to improve the flavor. Whole melons don't need to be refrigerated as they retain more nutrients and taste better at room temperature. Watermelons, in particular, lose their flavor and color if kept in the fridge. Once a melon is cut open, it should be wrapped in cling wrap and refrigerated for a few days. Herbs like coriander and mint are best kept in the crisper, loosely wrapped in something absorbent to prevent them from absorbing fridge smells. Basil and parsley, however, should be left out as the dry air in the refrigerator causes the leaves to wilt. To store basil and parsley, cut the bottom off the stems and place them in a jar with a small amount of water, changing the water regularly. Uncut onions should be stored in a dark, dry area, away from direct sunlight. Once cut, place them in a resealable bag in the vegetable drawer, keeping them away from foods that can be affected by their smell. Cucumbers taste best when stored at room temperature, as lower temperatures can cause damage. Keep cucumbers in the pantry and away from apples and bananas to extend their shelf life and maintain their crispy taste. Peanut butter can be kept in the pantry for about three months after opening, as it doesn't need to be refrigerated anymore. However, if you want to extend its shelf life and prevent oil separation, you can keep it in the fridge, although it will harden and be more difficult to spread. Honey can crystallize and solidify in cold temperatures, so it's best to keep it at room temperature in a cool location away from direct sunlight and in a sealed container. Hot sauces don't need to be refrigerated as the vinegar and salt in them prevent spoilage. Plus, the heat of the peppers is more potent at room temperature. Be careful, as some hot sauces may solidify if left in the fridge. Avocados are best kept out of the fridge to allow them to ripen. Store them on the counter at room temperature.
By Darlington Sunday2 years ago in Humans
