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History of Dolls
Antique Dolls
Barbie Dolls
Bobble Head Dolls
China Dolls
Disney Dolls
Collectible Baby Dolls
Kewpie Dolls
Porcelain Dolls
Rag Dolls
Nesting Dolls
Doll Houses Yesterday and Today
Doll House Furniture
Doll Clothing and Accessories
Becoming a Doll Collector/Broker

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History of Dolls

First of all, dolls are basically a child’s toy that is made to resemble a human being. So, just how long have people been making dolls?

You have to consider the fact that dolls have been part of humans ever since the prehistoric times. In those days, dolls were basically used to depict religious figures or it is used as playthings for children. Dolls in the past were basically made of primitive materials, such as fur, wood, or even clay.

Although no prehistoric dolls were found or even survived the harshness of times, there were a fragment of alabaster dolls that can move its arms that was found and was dated back from the Babylonian period.

In Egypt, archeologists have discovered dolls in graves or burial sites that dated back to 2000 BC. The dolls were constructed with flat pieces of wood and were painted. The hair was made of strings of clay or wooden beads and was usually found in tombs of wealthy families. Pottery dolls were also found and researchers believed that these dolls were cherished possessions as it was included in the burial of a person.

In the graves of children in the Greek and Roman times, dolls were also found. It was found out that dolls from ancient Greece and Rome were dedicated to the goddesses by the girls who played with them once they become too grown up to play with dolls.

The ancient dolls found in children’s tomb were quite simple in creation. It is often made up of simple materials, such as clay, wood, bone, or rags. Wax and ivory dolls were rare but it was also made.

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What is MMA?
How Do You Get Started?
Selecting a MMA Training Gym
MMA Training Routines/Drills
MMA Weight Training
MMA Fight Training
MMA Boxing Training
MMA Fitness Training
MMA Training Gear
MMA Training Supplies
MMA Plyometrics
Nutrition and the MMA Fighter
Personal MMA Trainer
MMA Competitions
Should You Go Pro?

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What is MMA?

MMA or mixed martial arts is basically a full contact combat sport which allows a variety of fighting techniques. This sporting event has drawn so many audiences because it allows almost all forms of fighting styles. From the highly popular karate to the crude style of street fighting, mixed martial arts are indeed a very exciting and action packed full contact combat sport.

Unlike boxing, kickboxing and other combat sports, mixed martial arts can be fought while the combatants or competitors are standing on the ground or even when they are on the ground. The rules in mixed martial arts basically allow the use of striking and grappling techniques.

A lot of people are wondering how this type of sporting event was discovered or when it was created. Basically, the earliest documented minimal rules fighting event was in ancient Greece. Called the Pankration, this was even included in the Olympic Games in 648 B.C. Later on, this form of full contact combat sport evolved in to the more violent Roman and Etruscan Pankration, which was held in the Roman Coliseum.

In the 1800s, this no-holds-barred event took place when wrestlers representing different types of fighting styles met in tournaments and music-hall challenges throughout Europe.

Today, you now have the widely popular Ultimate Fighting Championship tournament which is highly syndicated and very popular among a lot of people. MMA is so popular among a lot of people from all over the world. Here, you will find submission artists and knockout artists slugging it out in a free-for-all competition.

In Japan, mixed martial arts tournaments were also held. It was very popular here, which resulted in the creation of Pride Fighting Championship. Also a mixed martial arts tournament, it gained popularity in the country and in some parts of the world.

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Why You Should Learn About Food Preservation
How to Can Food
Canning Fruits and Vegetables
Canning Meats
Canning Supplies and Equipment
How to Freeze Food
Freezing Fruits and Vegetables
Freezing Meats
Freezing Supplies and Equipment
How to Dry Food
Drying Fruits and Vegetables
Drying Meats
Drying Supplies and Equipment
How to Cure and Smoke
Tips for Safe Food Preservation

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Why You Should Learn About Food Preservation

Food preservation has been around since the ancient times. It is one of the oldest technologies that humans use and you will see that up until today, this technology is still used. There are plenty of methods when it comes to preserving food and many people disagree on which is the best way to preserve food and make it last longer.

In general, you have to keep in mind that people want safe, nutritious food that are good in quality and it should be fresh, wholesome, and rich in texture, flavor, aroma, and color. Most of the time, food is considered to be safe as long as there are no dangers from naturally occurring toxins, or other harmful chemicals that occurs on food naturally. Food contains no bacteria if it is sterile. For instance, milk contains bacteria that lives in it and it will spoil for two days if left in room temperature. However, when you put it in the refrigerator, the milk can last for a week.

In the past, food preservation was considered essential in society. Food was scarce that time and people were only able to harvest or hunt once or twice per year. So, during hunting or harvesting season, they need to stock up on supplies but the problem was that the fruits and vegetables they harvest and the meat they hunt for spoils way before the year ends.

This fact alone made people realize the importance of food preservation. Wasting food back in those days was considered to be dangerous as a lot of people really did die of hunger. They needed to preserve as much food as they can in order for them to survive. Today, we now have supermarkets where we are able to get food with the use of our credit cards. We no longer have to hunt for food as supplies are plenty.

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Compressors Generators Drills Grinders Laser Levels Measuring Tools Nailers Grinders Planers Routers Sanders Saws Impact Drivers, Wrenches and Screwdrivers Hammer Drills and Hammers Accessories

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Compressors The different varieties of compressors: Hand carry, Gas or Electric A workshop usually cannot be complete without the presence of compressors, regardless of the type or make and knowing how to identify one depends on preference with the different varieties of compressors available, be it hand carry, gas or electric-powered. A compressor is basically a mechanical device that builds up the pressure of a gas, commonly using air, by reducing its volume and allowing it to exit through a particular exit point which can be variably controlled. Simply put, compressors are like pumps, that commonly has distinct purposes which increases the pressure on a fluid allowing it to transport through a pipe or a hose. As gases are compressible, the compressor also reduces the volume of a gas. Liquids are relatively incompressible, so the main action of a pump is to pressurize and transport liquids. Compressors are commonly used in various applications where higher pressure is required among which, on the large scale some of, are being used in pipelines to transport purified natural gas from the production site to the consumer. The compressor for this application is usually generated by a gas turbine fueled by gas from the pipeline and no external power is necessary. Another industrial use of compressors is in petroleum refineries, petrochemical plants, natural gas processing plants, chemical plants, and other similar large industrial plants that operate on compressing intermediate and end product gases.

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Washing Machines Dryers Stoves Microwaves Refrigerators Freezers Trash Compactors Dishwashers Beverage Coolers Warming Ovens Vacuum Cleaners Televisions Stereo Systems Alarm Systems Home Telephone Systems

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Washing Machines When an old electronic appliance breaks down, we are not that happy to shop for a new one. Aside from the money that will be spent when buying new appliances, we also tend to worry about the quality of the product we will purchase. Aside from that, consumers also consider the maintenance and operating cost of the appliance they will be buying. Our electronic appliances consume about 17 % of our electric bill. What would you do if your washing machine breaks down? First you can consider repairing or rebuilding your old one. Some washing machines can last for a long period of time. They just need some minor repairs. For example if the surface is just rusted then you could just replace it. The transmission of a washing machine could be replaced at a reasonable cost. If the damages cannot be repaired or would cost more than brand-new then it would be reasonable to buy a new one. What do you need to know when buying new washing machine? Washing machines are different styles, sizes and designs. You can choose from whatever would best suit your preference and lifestyle. When buying washing machines, there are many factors that you can consider. * Size and Style How often you wash clothes and how much clothes you wash would define what kind and what size of washer you would need. For example, if you are frequently washing clothes made of different materials, then you could look for washing machines that offer different kinds of cycles for different kinds of cloths.

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Insect Bites Allergic Reactions Broken Bones Bruises and Blisters Burns Scrapes and Cuts Puncture Wounds Sprains Choking and Breathing Problems How to Do CPR Swimming Accidents Accidental Poisoning Heat and Sunstroke Health Insurance While Traveling How to Stock Your First Aid Kit

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Insect Bites There are several types of bugs and insects that can cause painful reactions on your body once you are bitten. Aside from the pain, most bites or stings can be fatal as well. Bug bites, in particular, pose danger due to the possibility of developing a severe allergic reaction. Most stings or bites suffered by individuals are often caused by unidentified bugs or insects. You can use general first aid treatments to avoid further damage on the affected area: • Create an ice pack and apply it to the area of the sting or bite. Allow the ice pack to sit on the area for about 20 minutes and rest for at least 20 minutes before applying another ice pack. • Seek treatment on anaphylaxis when the patient is suffering from shortness of breath, chest pain, heart palpitations, itching, swelling, hallucinations, etc. • In cases of involuntary muscle movements, call for medical assistance. • To relieve pain, sting swabs often do the job. First Aid for Ant Bites Ant bites are common and offer no real harm to humans, especially bites from ordinary ants. Fire ants are more notorious and possess a real threat to human health. Aside from the pain caused by the bite itself, there is a danger of allergic reaction and secondary infection arising from it. For allergic reactions, symptoms range from thickening of the tongue to sweating and shortness of breath. Currently, there is no specific treatment for ant bites. For local stings from ordinary ants, oral antihistamines and a cold compress will relieve the pain and prevent secondary infection. For several ant bites, there is danger of developing an allergic reaction and it is advised that you apply systemic corticosteroid around the bitten area.

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 What is an Eating Disorder? What is Anorexia? What Causes Anorexia? How Does Anorexia Progress? What is Bulimia? What Causes Bulimia? How Does Bulimia Progress? What is Binge Eating? What Causes Bulimia? Who Is At Risk for an Eating Disorder How to Diagnose an Eating Disorder What is Binge Eating? Treatments for Eating Disorders What Should a Parent Watch Out For? What Do the Experts Say About the Future?

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What is an Eating Disorder? There are many ways to define an eating disorder. The term caters to both spectrums of unhealthy diet practices and choices. Individuals who have eating disorders are more generally classified as having a mental disorder where the self is being conditioned to react to certain significant events than just being physically unable to ingest food. It Starts With Satiety Any person who becomes hungry feels discomfort and uneasiness, one of the most satisfying forms of comfort may be attributed to the satiety brought about by a full stomach. However, some people who have had different experiences resort to seeking comfort through the same method even when the reaction required for such stimuli may be addressed by other coping mechanisms. Eating disorders in this regard becomes the sole coping mechanism for these individuals who have fixed their thoughts on the notion that by eating, or by not eating, they would find peace of mind and justification for their actions. Different Causes, Different Possibilities There are eating disorders that are brought about by physical anomalies where reabsorption of nutrients is not sufficient, and it results in malnourishment. However, the context in this regard would describe the psychological characteristics. Psychological Dilemma It may be viewed as a psychologically influenced disease in which the person has either an extreme aversion or affinity to food, therefore producing unhealthy outcomes. Psychiatrists and psychologists have linked the occurrence of eating disorders to people's respective pasts, or an immediate reaction to a big event of which practice may develop into a long term manifestation.

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How to Start a Small Business
How to Lose 20 Pounds
How to Plan a Vacation
How to Buy a Used Car
How to Clean Your Frig
How to Potty Train
How to Win at Poker
How to Change a Tire
How to Buy a New Family Pet
How to Protect Your Identity
How to Have a Perfect Date
How to Plan a Class Reunion
How to Bargain Shop for Clothing
How to Motivate Your Children
How to Plan Cheap Meals

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How to Start a Small Business

Starting up a small business can be very challenging. But for those who don’t have a career or for individuals who want to become their own boss, it is an exciting opportunity. A good plan is needed if you want to ensure success.

How to Start a Small Business Starting up a small business can be very challenging. But for those who don’t have a career or for individuals who want to become their own boss, it is an exciting opportunity. A good plan is needed if you want to ensure success.

Starting out from scratch can be very costly. For instance, if you’re planning to hire some employees and have an office space, it is a huge investment. If you can’t afford a large business, you can team up with an existing business. When choosing this alternative, you should conduct your own research.

It will involve studying the trends in the business industry. You should analyze the demand for certain products, it’s income potential and the work involved in running the business. Getting to know the company is also another concern that you should attend to. There are many business opportunities online that allow you to team up with established companies.

Have you heard about affiliate marketing and MLM? Check them out if you want to work from home.

You must be motivated, hardworking, and ready to face challenges. It’s natural to have questions when you’re just about to start a business. Always think positive and make use of all the help you can get.

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Digital or Film - Pros and Cons
How to Buy a Digital Camera
Other Equipment for Beginners
About the Lenses
It's All About the Lighting
Black and White
How to Get the Right Exposure
Underwater Cameras
Ins and Outs of Landscape Photos
Photographing Wildlife
Read the Manual!
Common Problems
When to Use a Filter
Tips for Photographing Kids
Are You Good Enough - Start a Business

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Digital or Film - Pros and Cons

Why is it that so many individuals make a fuss about sticking to film or going digital? Besides, whether the photographer uses film or a digital camera, his talent of capturing unique images will not change.

Digital or Film - Pros and Cons Why is it that so many individuals make a fuss about sticking to film or going digital? Besides, whether the photographer uses film or a digital camera, his talent of capturing unique images will not change.

With a digital cam, you can instantly check the composition and exposure of all the images you’ve taken through the LCD feedback. This feature is excellent; however, you will also need to spend countless hours in processing the images on your computer. According to traditional photographers, it is much better to spend countless hours behind their cameras rather than sitting in a room and doing some computer work.

There are pros and cons whether you’re using film or digital. Using a digital cam will not improve your skills as a photographer. Good photography is enticing and elusive. Very few individuals are able to create good images and using a digital cam will not ensure good photography. Digital cams have technical advantages but you will still use the same techniques. Good images are created through the ability of the photographer and not the camera. True enough, the camera can help, but your creative eye will remain the same.

Here are reasons why some photographers prefer using film instead of digital cams. The image’s authenticity is often questioned with the use of digital cams since the digital images can be manipulated. You will spend many hours working on your computer. Another thing is that the colors produced by slide film are stronger than the digital cameras. So if you prefer printing large images, go for film. Perhaps you’ve also used film cameras before. Before you switch to digital cameras, you must determine the pros and cons.

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 Does Home Schooling work? Home School and the Law How Important is Structure? Outside Assistance What Costs Are Involved? Grammar School - Learning the Basics Middle School - Introducing Variety High School - Setting Goals Evaluating Your Child's Progress The Home Schooling Community Finding Curriculum Materials Don't Forget Field Trips Introducing Social Opportunities College for Home Schooled Students

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Does Home Schooling Work? Most of us are accustomed to learning everything we need to know in school. But now, alternative forms of learning are available and one of them is home schooling. But is home schooling effective? Well a lot of people believe that home schooling works because it is growing at a rate of 11% to 40% annually in the United States. More than 10 years ago, there were approximately 850,000 being schooled at home, so you can just imagine how many families are participating in the program now. Several studies have shown that children who are home schooled regularly outperform their peers in both public and private schools. Such studies have not only been done in the US but in Canada and other countries as well. Here in the US, home schooled students are ranked between the 82nd and the 92nd percentile in reading and reached the 85th percentile in math. The overall tests scores show a different figure, showing that children who are home schooled are placed between the 75th and 85th percentiles. Believe it or not, this is still higher than what public school students scored. Results showed that public school students are only in the 50th percentile while private school students' scores ranged from the 65th to the 75th percentile. Such results are also impressive when their scores were tabulated many scored higher than public and private school students that are trying to enter college. But are higher test scores the only gauge to say that home schooling works? The answer is no because other studies have shown that children who are home schooled are generally more sociable than people who went to public or private school. Further research shows that these individuals are more independent when they get older.