5 Ways to Keep Your Kids From Getting Sick Teachers are finding it more of a challenge than ever to keep their classrooms healthy and clean for students, according to a recent survey of teachers. The survey found that 90 percent of teachers think it is “common for students to come to school sick.” Only …
Tea: How Is Green Tea Different From Other Teas? For years, green tea was consumed almost exclusively in Asia. For centuries, green tea has been used by Chinese herbalists to treat many health maladies from menstrual difficulties to headaches. In China and Japan, most people drink green tea all day long. However, here in the …
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Tea: How Is White Tea Different From Other Teas? In recent years, white tea has gained great popularity. Tea connoisseurs everywhere have come to appreciate white tea’s delicate, slightly sweet flavor. Though white tea comes from the camellia sinensis plant, just like black tea, green tea and oolong tea, there are several significant differences between …
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From The Living Room To China Somewhere in a musty room in India, a business owner makes a transaction from din of his living room where his internet connection stretches from the plaster wall. Across the globe in New York City, another business man accepts the transaction from his studio apartment office. What do these …
Interior Decorating and Home Decor With Inuit Art from the Arctic North In order to help give a room a classier touch, interior decorators have used sculptures to bring in a mansion or even museum-like feel to a home. This is particularly true for the interior decorating of living rooms, dens, home offices and hallways. …
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Tea: How Is Jasmine Tea Different From Other Teas? If you’re a tea drinker, it’s likely that you’ve tried jasmine tea. Jasmine tea is the most popular blend of Chinese tea, and has been produced for more than 700 years. It was first produced during the Sung dynasty, by plucking the jasmine leaves as soon …
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