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  • The World’s Crispiest Egg May Be This Corn-Encrusted Colombi…

    The World’s Crispiest Egg May Be This Corn-Encrusted Colombi…

    [ad_1] Why It Works Twice-frying the arepas allows them to first puff and crisp, and then cook the egg inside. Different frying times let you decide how done you want the yolk: runny, set, or something in between. I live in a Queens neighborhood with a sizable Colombian community. There are two Colombian restaurants and…

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  • My Unconventional Approach to Parenting (and Education)

    My Unconventional Approach to Parenting (and Education)

    [ad_1] As with most things in life, I approach parenting 6 kids with a bit of a different style. I’ve been known to wash my hair with mud, and brush my teeth with charcoal, and I’m just as unconventional in raising my kids. Today I’m sharing what this approach looks like, how it’s evolved over…

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  • Visa on Arrival: A Must-Know for Digital Nomads

    Visa on Arrival: A Must-Know for Digital Nomads

    [ad_1] Traveling abroad can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to navigating visa requirements. That’s where the concept of a Visa on Arrival (VOA) becomes a game-changer! Yes, setting up a remote office is easy, and overcoming culture shock can be manageable. But the hardest thing to prepare is our visa! Are you dreaming…

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  • Paul Shaffer Preying on Whitney Houston…

    Paul Shaffer Preying on Whitney Houston…

    …and the Unchecked Power of Predatory Behavior in Entertainment There’s a video circulating—one I reposted—that reveals a profoundly disturbing moment between musician and bandleader Paul Shaffer and a young 23 year old Whitney Houston. In the clip, Shaffer repeatedly makes inappropriate comments, physically encroaches on Houston’s space, and exudes a level of unchecked entitlement that…

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  • Who is Relentless Aaron?

    Born DeWitt Gilmore in New York, raised on the raw edges of Harlem and Mount Vernon, I came up in a world that didn’t hand out second chances. I built a name in the entertainment trenches first—producing the SuperStar USA TV show, publishing SuperStar Magazine, running one of the city’s hottest adult clubs. Life moved…

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  • MJ Lenderman, Animal Collective, Fust, and More Contribute t…

    MJ Lenderman, Animal Collective, Fust, and More Contribute t…

    [ad_1] Today, Fust released a new album called Big Ugly, their second to be recorded at Asheville’s Drop of Sun studios with producer Alex Farrar, and we interviewed them about it. In the final quarter of 2024, it seemed we got a great new album that was recorded there every other week, including the latest…

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  • What Makes A Good Website: 10 Must-Have Features

    What Makes A Good Website: 10 Must-Have Features

    [ad_1] When you’re getting your business up and running online, it can be challenging to figure out what makes a good website. Now, more than ever, it’s essential to have a website that showcases everything your business is about, even if you have a brick-and-mortar store. Since I began freelancing, I’ve created numerous websites, but…

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  • I Feel Like Superhuman Too!

    I Feel Like Superhuman Too!

    By Relentless Aaron There comes a point in life when the weight of our past, the trials we’ve endured, and the obstacles we’ve overcome all merge into a force so powerful that we no longer feel bound by the ordinary. Instead, we rise above it. We transcend. We become something greater. Some call it resilience.…

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  • Breaking the 99% Mindset:

    Breaking the 99% Mindset:

    How to Take Your Dreams to the Finish Line Before It’s Too Late Most people will die with their dreams buried inside them. That’s not poetic—it’s tragic. The truth is, the majority of people do just enough to get by. They check the boxes, meet the minimum requirements, and settle into a routine that keeps…

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  • Juxtapoz Magazine – To Know Where to Go Back, Keita Morimoto…

    Juxtapoz Magazine – To Know Where to Go Back, Keita Morimoto…

    [ad_1] Keita Morimoto paints the night like a contemporary vision of Hopper’s Nighthawks. There is human elements and a slight hint of movement in the late night scenes in a Morimoto universe, and the same quiet intensity of being a voyeur in those vulnerable hours. There is just something on the edge of a ghostly…

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