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Slam the Scam Day will be here on March 7, and we have the perfect way to celebrate: by learning how to protect yourself from fraudsters! Get ready with these 5 tips on how to spot Social Security …
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I've never been to Bourbon Street. Okay, that's not true. I was there once. But it wasn't during Mardi Gras. I did work once with someone who made that pilgrimage religiously, so I learned a few fun …
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Last Chance to Enter! This month, to celebrate the upcoming release of the audiobook version of The Case of the Amorous Assailant, I'll be giving away a print, Kindle, or audiobook version of the …
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This week, I'm kicking off a virtual road trip that begins in New Orleans and ends at the Grand Canyon. Why New Orleans? Because that's the home of Mardi Gras! So today's post is all about Mardi …
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Ghost towns hold a special fascination for many of us. It's not just the weathered wooden buildings, but the stories that rose from the dust in these once-thriving communities. One such story is that …
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Now, isn’t that something worth celebrating?Valentine’s Day history isn’t all about love, romance, and chocolate hearts. In fact, its origins are far less adorable and way more, well, …
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A whale of a time at Bishop Museum The skeleton of an adult sperm whale has hung in the exhibit hall at Bishop Museum since it was purchased from Ward’s Natural Science Establishment in 1901. The museum originally paid $2,500 for this specimen. The whale is more than fifty-five feet long and the eighteen-foot head weighs […]
