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Published in Capitol Commentary · Mar 09, 2025
An “Abundance Agenda” for Government Is the Anti-DOGE
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Jenny’s Journey: From Homemade Quilted Hair Straightener Bags to Empowering Teenage Sewing Enthus... Free
Published in DIY Digest
In the bustling world of entrepreneurship, stories often begin with a spark of creativity and a passion for making something unique. Such is the case with Jenny, an 18-year-old sewing enthusiast whose journey from crafting quilted hair straightener bags for f…
Sunday Shout Out – Jaded Rose Crochet Free
Published in DIY Digest
Welcome back to our Sunday Shout Out series, where we highlight Etsy’s finest crochet pattern designers. Each week, we’re reminded of the passion and creativity that go into these incredible designs. This week’s feature is Anna from JadedRoseCrochet. Her patt…
How to Create Rustic DIY Wooden Pumpkins? Free
Published in DIY Digest
Fall is a good time to start simple crafts, and making DIY wooden pumpkins is an easy way to decorate your home. These wooden pumpkins give your space a homemade and natural feel. Whether you are new to DIY or have done many projects before, making these pump…
12 DIY Wooden Pumpkin Crafts for Fall Decorating Free
Published in DIY Digest
Fall is my favorite time of year, and I love decorating my home with warm, cozy pieces. One of the best ways to add a rustic touch is with wooden pumpkin crafts. Wooden pumpkins are a great way to bring a cozy, rustic feel to your home. They last longer than …
Architectural Visionaries: Celebrating Unbuilt Ideas with Buildner’s 2024 Winning Lineup Free
Published in Eco-Explorer
Buildner has announced the results of Buildner's Unbuilt Award 2024, the inaugural competition in an exciting new annual series celebrating architectural design that has yet to be realized. With a generous 100,000 EUR prize fund, this competition provides a p…
The surprising theory that explains modern American life Free
Published in Progressive Path
Americans don’t move much anymore and Yoni Appelbaum thinks that’s a serious problem. Appelbaum, a historian and deputy executive editor at The Atlantic, is the author of a new book exploring how and why Americans have become less likely to settle in new plac…
U.S. Rulers Versus South African Rulers – Versus Both Their Peoples and Ecologies Free
Published in Progressive Path
Cyril Ramaphosa vainly hopes Trump’s threats – on racial redress, woke G20 management and calling out Israel’s genocide – will be retracted over a round of golf and a bilateral trade deal Surviving the Washington vs Pretoria diplomatic storm – which is increa…Hatching of whipworm eggs induced by bacterial contact is serine-protease dependent Free
Published in Science Spotlight
Author summary Human whipworms are parasites that cause the gastrointestinal disease trichuriasis in millions of people around the world. Infections occur when whipworm eggs, ingested in contaminated food and water, hatch in the intestine in response to gut b…
