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Feeling stressed out lately? It is time to change our bad habits. In a world buzzing with frenetic activities, we find ourselves as busy as ever. No wonder we are all stressed out. Most of our health problems are due to our unhealthy lifestyle. Studies show that stressful living causes health problems. Find out how…

Originally posted on Subli: The Philippines was once a part of mainland Asia. The first sign of man in the Philippines dates back to at least 35,000 years ago. Since prehistoric times, the islands have been populated by peoples of the Malay race. Most of them lived simply in scattered villages at river mouths. Their…

Originally posted on Rose Gardening World: May is a rose month in the lowcountry and it keeps me very busy this month. First we had our rose show at Johns Island library. I meant not to get involved with some of the activities of the rose society this year since I finished my four-year term…

Originally posted on Stop and Smell the Roses – Stay Healthy and Stress Free : ? Photo Credit – Flowers My Inspiration ? ? Class:   Floribunda Parentage:   ‘Robinhood’ x ‘Virgo’ Date of Introduction:   1958 Hybridizer:   Reimer Kordes Registration Code:   KORbin Syns:   ‘Fee des Neiges’, ‘Schneewittchen’ ? I first saw ‘Iceberg’, a white modern, cluster-flowered rose…

Originally posted on Subli: ? By scientificamerican.com ? ? During the glacial or ice age periods, the sea level was lowered because the ice sheets were formed upon the surface of the land. The huge ice sheets contained a considerable portion of the earth’s water. Much land was formed providing land bridges between continents for…

Originally posted on Subli: Excerpts from Col. Irvin Alexander’s memoir, “Surviving Bataan and Beyond”, edited by Dominic J. Caraccilo. ? A Japanese tank column advancing in Bataan, 1942. Wikimedia Commons As soon as he hung up, General King sent for General Parker and his chief of staff, telling them that General Jones reported he did…

Originally posted on IHRA: After a successful day of bombing Clark Field on December 22, 1944, the 22nd Bomb Group returned to the area on December 24th. There, they were going to target Japanese aircraft located in revetments and parking areas. Several miles outside of Clark Field, the B-24s and their P-47 fighter cover were…