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How Is CBD Oil Different for Pets Than Humans?

By Emma C
Ever since CBD has become more accepted in recent years, both its use of and the number of different varieties has skyrocketed.In fact, it isn't just CBD for humans that’s popular; it has started to creep into other markets as well, including the pet industry.It is becoming a completely normal thing to find CBD for pets in every pet store or even health food store.Considering CBD for pets is seemingly very easy to get, it might be tempting to consider picking any old tincture up to use on you and your furry friend. However, it is

Pop Culture

Twitch: How to Get More Followers

By Emma C
While Twitch is a video game streaming service, it also has a significant social component that gamers can use to their advantage. By using specific techniques and following this simple Twitch guide with massive impact for workable tips, gamers can become popular on the site and gain more followers, fans, and subscribers in a relatively short amount of time.1 - Set Yourself GoalsOne of the essential things that every individual needs to do before they start streaming or begin any internet marketing is to determine their goals. A general rule-of-thumb might be "I want to make $50k+ per year"

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Casinos Before and After the Internet

By Emma C
As one of the most significant innovations in human history, the Internet transformed almost every segment of our lives in the recent past, and the thriving gambling industry is not lagging behind.Modern technologies have brought massive changes to the industry, and the way people gamble nowadays. This overview will help you understand how casinos worked before and after the Internet.Casinos Before the InternetLand-based betting venues have existed for centuries. Let’s go over the exciting and colorful history of their development:How It All StartedThe oldest venue in the world is the Casinó di Venezia, located in Venice,

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What Can You Do for Balding? A Guide to Diagnosis and Treatments

By Emma C
When you first speak with a dermatologist, they’ll look for signs of balding and ask you questions to get some information from you. They’ll want to know how long you’ve been losing your hair and how quickly it came on. They’ll also take a close look at your scalp and other areas with hair loss. And they’ll test the health of your hair by pulling on it, which tells them how your hair is growing and whether it’s susceptible to breaking or not.If there’s any reason to believe that your hair loss

70s

How Money Transactions Took Place In the 70s Compared To Today

By Emma C
The 1970s has a poor reputation for economic collapse, labor unrest, racism,  embarrassing music, and the list goes on. So was the decade as horrible as it has been made up to be?We are all tired of the dreaded ‘When I was a child..’ story that our parents  repeatedly tell us, and although it is hard to comprehend, they were once young. So much has changed since they were children, and each generation is more distinct than the previous. Let us travel back to the 1970s when the parents of today’s youth grew up. Since then,

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How To Avoid The Lottery Winners' Curse

By Emma C
If there is anything worse than your lottery numbers coming up and forgetting to buy a ticket, it’s winning the jackpot and blowing the lot — this is known as the lottery winners’ curse. A windfall awaits the winner of the lottery, but for some, such a life-changing pay-day is too much too soon. Among many, perhaps the most notorious of these winners is Michael Carol who got his big win during a draw of the UK’s National Lottery in the early 2000s. Nicknamed the Lotto Lout, living a life of excess meant he soon squandered the £9.7

90s

What Can We Learn From Barbarians at the Gate Today?

By Emma C
This Throwback Thursday, we're flashing back to the business classic Barbarians at the Gate. Originally a book written by business journalists John Helyar and Bryan Burrough, the HBO film version was released in 1993. Barbarians at the Gate tells the (ultimately unsuccessful) story of a group of RJR Nabisco executives who attempted to buy the entire company in what's called a leveraged buyout.On its own, the story is a fascinating look into the world of business, and an overall great example of business reporting. It's also home to a lot of lessons for anyone negotiating on behalf of corporations.

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How Accurate and Reliable Are Online Psychic Readings?

By Emma C
You have probably come across ads, websites, and social media pages dedicated to psychic readings. This is a stride in the psychic world as previously; such information was taboo to even share with friends. Those looking to start tend to follow the old trend and visit the psychic for a one on one session. Most are afraid of getting scammed or getting incorrect readings. During face-to-face sessions, psychics are known to interact with their clients, tap into their energy fields, and make predictions. Others read palms and auras. Since the pandemic hit, many have been forced to forego the trips

70s

A Deep Dive Into 1970s Fashion

By Emma C
The 1970s are often associated with a sepia color palette – bringing to mind burnt oranges and browns – when, in reality, the fashions of this decade were much more varied than they get credit for. Disco fever and glittery fabric dominated the ‘70s, but it was also the age of bohemian looks and glam rock. The decade was a mash-up of many different trends, and you were just as likely to see sleek coordinated suits as you were to see bright metallics. Beyond the prevalence of disco wear and feathered hair, there is a lot more to the 1970s than many

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'80s-Inspired Movie Night With Your Friends

By Emma C
Are you up for some Saturday Night Fever? - Well, that's a seventies’ movie. But how about calling your friends and organizing an '80s-inspired Saturday movie night? It can be as equally fun as going out. And here's the list of movies you could watch. Working Girl (1988)Working Girl is a romantic comedy starring Melanie Griffith. Harrison Ford, and Sigourney Weaver. Mike Nichols was in charge of directing while Kevin Wade worked on a script. The story follows a young and ambitious woman paving her way in the corporate world. In parallel with her nine-to-five job as a secretary,
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