We all love getting ready for dates, or do we? Whether it’s your first or you’ve had fifty, date night can be terrifying. So I hope this goes without

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CAGED BIRD By Maya Angelou A free bird leaps on the back of the wind and floats downstream till the current ends and dips his wing in the orange

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– Smithsonian scientists use novel genetic approaches to help bring an iconic bird back from the brink of extinction. Text and photos: Smithsonian’s Institute for Biodiversity Genomics In Venezuela,

Hello Everyone, I hope this week has treated you well. I would like to talk about Insomnia this week, a common problem that many people complain to me about

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