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5G is the next generation of wireless technology, building on its predecessors 2G, 3G, and 4G. It is available on today’s smartphones to make and receive calls, run applications and send and receive data.
Setting up an automated blog using free news feeds is tricky. There are copyright issues with republishing someone else’s content on your site and search engines tend to punish the rankings on those sites with duplicate content.
We review the top 5 copyright-free content providers for news and featured articles that would be suitable for an automated blog or website.
( Disclaimer! This article talks about the morbid, scary, and just plain disturbing. Even traumatic for some people. Descriptive language is used. You have been warned. This is not for… Read More »Top 10 Most Disturbing Movies Never To Let Kids See
Dabls Mbad African Bead Museum in Detroit is dedicated to exhibiting a culture that extends some 8,000 miles away in Africa.
A new website for educators and homeschoolers can assist with providing worksheets and other educational aids. The site, www.abbythepup.com, provides free, publicly available preschool worksheet aids for teachers and parents.… Read More »34 Free Preschool Worksheets to Help Teach At Home
Because coffee filters are so inexpensive they can be utilized for hundreds of single-use applications. Here are some of the top ideas we found on what to use a coffee filter for.
“Wild turkey meat is very flavorful and can be used in almost any recipe. There is nothing more rewarding than to serve a wild turkey that you harvested for Thanksgiving Day dinner.”
Michigan foods are blessed with such variance in culture and ingredients that you can’t pin down any specific Michigan foods as being “the” iconic favorite
NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) reported that November 2019 was the planet’s second warmest November since record-keeping began in 1880. NASA also considered November 2019 as the second hottest November on record, a scant 0.04°C behind the record-setting November 2015.
A photo essay of Detroit by writer and photographer Keith King
