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What are good ways to improve memory?
By: Daveori | 13-11-2007
Besides repetition and experience, what are good ways to sharpen ones memory significantly? If I have a poor memory, is there any operation I can go through or a special class I can take?H

Why can't I remember anything under the age of five
By: Tivoli | 24-11-2006
I just noticed that we do not remember anything under the age of five I set with my family and told them stories I thought were true but I was very far from the truth. Why can't I remember anything from that age , I guess I was to dumb young to remember the age of one , but at the age of five I was not so stupid. 

Interesting stories about food
By: lisa | 09-11-2006
I heard an interesting story about a dish called Chicken Marengo and how it was invented after one of Napoleon's battles (here's the story). I was wondering if there are other interesting or exotic stories about how dishes were invented.

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The Secret Shih Tzu of the Imperial Palace
By: Connie Limon | 20/08/2008
An explanation of why the first English Shih Tzu imports were “very large” is during the days of imperial rule eunuchs were in charge.

Useful Tips For House Training a Dog
By: Andy Ayres | 20/08/2008
House training a dog can be defined as a training or guidance which ensures a dog that it is too considered a house member and is liked by other home members. Start your house training a dog by making him free to wander here and there in the house. Do...

How to Exercise a Pit Bull
By: Dave Russell | 20/08/2008
All active dog breeds need plenty of exercise. Not just to keep them healthy, but also to keep them tired, as the old saying goes "A Tired Pit Bull is a Good Pit Bull".

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Is Your Cat Scratching the Furniture?
By: Kathy Davison | 19/08/2008
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Just How Does Pet Insurance Work?
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Having your pet insured is as important as having your car insured and pet insurance is very similar to other types of insurance.