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  3 days ago

  8 Things You Should Do Every Time You Walk Into A Hotel Room According To A Flight Attendant

  travelawaits.com - Kentrell Charles

  During my 23 years as an international flight attendant, I’ve checked into hotel rooms at all hours of the day and night. Over the years, I’ve come …

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  5 days ago

  How to revive dead grass — 7 tips to make your lawn green again

  Tom's Guide - Cynthia Lawrence

  If your once beautiful, green lawn has slowly turned yellow or brown this summer, you’ll need to know how to revive a dried lawn. Whether it’s from …

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  5 days ago

  No One Likes Junk Mail, So Here's How to Put an End to It

  CNET - Peter Butler

  Three simple things you can do to eliminate catalogs, credit card offers and more from your mailbox.

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  Aug 3

  15 At-Home Workouts to Get Six-Pack Abs

  Men's Journal - kbragg

  Abs workout 9: 5-minute abs circuit For when you’re short on time but not on motivation. Do three to five rounds of the following: 20 Dumbbell …

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  These 5 secret societies changed the world—from behind closed doors

  nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Jean-Pierre Isbouts

  From the Oracle at Delphi to the Freemasons, covert cults and clandestine clubs have existed in different cultures for millennia. Secret societies …

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  America's Long War With al-Qaida

  

  Curated byThe Features Desk

  It was a terror group few Americans had heard of before Sept. 11, 2001. But al-Qaida quickly became a major focus of U.S. government policy, through to the killing of Osama bin Laden in 2011. The weakened group hasn't made many headlines in recent years, until the U.S. drone strike that killed current leader Ayman al-Zawahri this week. But the weakened organization remains active and a threat, some experts say.