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Blogger and freelance writer focusing on health/wellness, entertainment and travel.

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Holiday Magic: Marketing Your Small Business for a Seasonal Sales Boost

Holiday Magic: Marketing Your Small Business for a Seasonal Sales Boost

by Helen M Ryan The holiday season is starting this month, and for small businesses, it's a golden opportunit…

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Anti-Resolutions Help You Make Lasting Change

Anti-Resolutions Help You Make Lasting Change

Anti-resolutions may be the key you need to finally reach your goals.

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The Walking Podcast

The Walking Podcast

This walking podcast aims to help change pandemic weight gain with a show that serves up something different:…

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The Right Diet for You | Real World Weight Loss

The Right Diet for You | Real World Weight Loss

the diet that fits into your life. If you feel tired, weak, and out of focus when you don't eat carbs, then a…

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How to Lose the Quarantine Weight | Real World Weight Loss

How to Lose the Quarantine Weight | Real World Weight Loss

61% of adults had changes in their weight during the pandemic, with 2 out of 5 gaining an average of 29 pound…

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The Benefits of Exercising in Water

The Benefits of Exercising in Water

1. Burns Calories A properly structured water training session can burn up to 500 calories, which facilitates…

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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy The lost koala: New fossil species was hiding in plain sight for 100 years

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By Kenny J. Travouillon, Helen Ryan, Natalie M. Warburton, Kailah Thorn
| MSN Verified
In 2024, the Western Australian Museum received a donation. It was a koala skull collected from Moondyne Cave in Margaret River by Lindsay Hatcher, an avid caver. There was something a bit odd about this skull, and we were able to put our finger in it. Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest sci-tech news updates. This koala had dimples. Koalas are iconic on Australia's east coast, but they are regionally extinct in Western Australia today.
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North by Northwestern

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By Helen Ryan
| North by Northwestern Verified
Upon entering the AMC Evanston 12, students are greeted by the bright neon sign, movie posters and the smell of buttered popcorn and Icees. But this June, they won’t be coming to the theater for a star-studded Hollywood production. Instead, Hello, Goodbye will be on screen, a full-length feature film created entirely by students in Northwestern’s Applause for a Cause. Founded in 2010, Applause for a Cause is a student-run club that creates an 80 to 180-minute film every year to support charity.
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Hunters or collectors? New evidence challenges claim Australia's First Peoples sent large animals extinct

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By Mike Archer, Blake V. Dickson, Helen Ryan, Julien Louys
| Phys.org Verified
Tens of thousands of years ago, Australia was still home to enigmatic megafauna—large land animals such as giant marsupial wombats, flightless birds, and short-faced giant kangaroos known as sthenurines. Then they gradually went extinct. What killed them? There has long been vigorous debate about whether Australia's First Peoples were responsible for the extinction of Australia's megafaunal animals, or whether the primary cause was climate change.
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