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Why YOUR Body Craves Sunlight More Than Vitamins

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Children of present, loving and dangerous dads, stay winning

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Raise them right!

Usually in my raise them right posts I show kids learning values and having fun, but there is nothing more important than proper parenting when it comes to raising a child correctly.

Balance is important: give, but don't spoil. Praise, but don't inflate. Protect, but don't stifle. Play and pretend, but don't creat false realities.

The goal of parenting is not to develop a personal best friend. It is to produce a functioning adult that is hopefully better than you are, but at least as good.

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An illegal alien who killed father of two, Corey Cottrell, has been sentenced to seven years in Illinois prison after previously being freed on bail. As Breitbart News has chronicled, 27-year-old illegal alien Jose Rodriguez from Honduras pleaded guilty in January to running a red light on June 22, 2019, in Illinois, causing him to hit and kill 39-year-old Corey Cottrell. Cottrell, the father of two daughters, was riding his motorcycle at the time to visit his mother Kathy. Rodriguez — given a driver’s license by the sanctuary state of Illinois — fled the scene of the accident under suspicious circumstances and turned himself in the following day. On Tuesday, Rodriguez was sentenced to just seven years in prison for killing Cottrell and fleeing the scene of the accident. Sources have said Rodriguez has been charged with an unrelated crime as well.

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LMAO 🤣 🤣

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Rutgers researchers tested the famous five-second rule and found that dropped food can pick up bacteria in less than one second. They tested foods like watermelon, bread, buttered bread, and gummy candy on surfaces like tile, stainless steel, wood, and carpet. Moist foods picked up more bacteria because bacteria move more easily with water. And surprise: carpet was not always the worst surface, because tile and stainless steel transferred bacteria faster. Floor food really has no grace period.

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The U.S. Navy really does manage a huge forest in Indiana to help repair USS Constitution, the famous wooden warship launched in 1797. At Naval Support Activity Crane, foresters manage more than 50,000 acres of forest and pick strong mature white oak trees for future restorations. These trees help replace old wooden parts on the ship, especially hull planks. Basically, America has a forest growing spare parts for a 200-year-old warship.

[ireton]

Alarming pattern found Data Centers & water usage.

The smartest way to accelerate the water crisis.

AI isn’t only turning our brains to mush, it’s sucking our country dry in the process.

Erin Brockovich just built a free map showing where AI data centers are being built across America, so communities can finally see what's coming to their own towns and fight back.

The woman who once took down a billion-dollar power company is now taking aim at the AI industry.

There are now more than 4,200 AI data centres across America, that use enormous amounts of water and power, and they're going up town by town, often before locals even know.

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