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$38.46 an hour $80,000 is $38.46 an hour without vacation time. If you work a full 40-hour week for 52 weeks, that amounts to 2,080 hours of work....
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Peonies. Peony is one of the flowers that symbolize prosperity, wealth and good fortune. Aside from that, it also symbolizes dignity, honor and...
Read More »Cooler temperatures and the start of the school year signal the start of seasonal sicknesses. Viruses that cause common colds and the flu will mix with COVID-19 and make it difficult to know what’s making you ill. Gundersen’s infection preventionists Megan Meller and Meghan Buechel help you tell them apart.
The unaccounted years, also known as the 'Lost Years' of Jesus Christ, between the age of 12 and 30 is a biblical conundrum that has baffled...
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The air in your room will be cleaner Lemons have a pleasant aroma but also have bactericidal properties. It will help clear bacteria from the air...
Read More »Perhaps the answer is in the sunshine. Vitamin D — which can be had for free from the sun's rays — boosts immunity, according to the largest and most nationally representative study so far on the subject. “The major source of vitamin D is sunlight,” said Dr.
Rethink orange juice and lozenges infused with vitamin C for staving off colds and the flu. Perhaps the answer is in the sunshine. Vitamin D — which can be had for free from the sun’s rays — boosts immunity, according to the largest and most nationally representative study so far on the subject. “The major source of vitamin D is sunlight,” said Dr. Adit Ginde, a University of Colorado-Denver surgery professor and lead author of the study, done in conjunction with Harvard Medical School. “That’s one potential reason that we have so many respiratory infections in the winter.” The study examined vitamin D levels in the blood of 19,000 people. Those with the lowest levels of the vitamin were about 40 percent more likely to have had a recent respiratory infection. Still, the study authors said clinical trials must confirm their results before vitamin D is recommended to prevent colds and flu. Vitamin C has long been associated with boosting immunity against upper-respiratory infections, including colds and flu. But little scientific evidence actually supports that, doctors said. “It gets out in the lay public and just gets self-perpetuated,” Ginde said. “It’s one of those things that people say it doesn’t hurt to take more. But the science surrounding Vitamin D has really expanded over the last couple of years.”
Here are some manifest journal ideas to get you started: Use manifestation journal prompts. Manifest prompts challenge you to think about your...
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Top 15 Careers That Can Make You a Billionaire Investment banker. Author. Athlete. Entrepreneur. Lawyer. Real estate developer. Surgeon. Inventor....
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The simple yet scientifically proven Wealth DNA method laid out in the report allows you to effortlessly start attracting the wealth and abundance you deserve.
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According to a 2016 survey done by ClosetMaid, the average woman has 103 articles of clothing. Of 1,000 women surveyed, 21% said their closet was...
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The simple yet scientifically proven Wealth DNA method laid out in the report allows you to effortlessly start attracting the wealth and abundance you deserve.
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