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3 3 Glossary A b o l i t i o n i s m. Advocacy of the elimination of s l a v e ry. American Colonization Society. Founded in 1816 by an influential group of white American politicians and philanthropists, including Francis Scott Key (attorney and author of The S t a r Spangled Banner ) and George Wa s h i n g t o n s n e p h e w, the society sought to obtain government funding for a plan to relocate free blacks to a colony in Africa. B rown, John ( ). American abolit i o n- ist. Active in Kansas fighting for admission of that state as a free state in a series of violent s k i rmishes that gave the terr i t o ry the name Bleeding Kansas, Brown believed in the use of violence when necessary as a means of ending slavery. In 1859, Brown and twenty-one followers captured the United States arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Vi rginia (now West Vi rginia), in an attempt to launch an invasion and uprising of the South to liberate slaves. His group was defeated, and Brown was hanged after a trial, which gained national attention and made B rown a martyr for the abolition movement. C o m p romise of In the first half of the nineteenth century, the United States Congre s s was faced with a series of threats to the balance of power as western states began to apply for admission to the Union as either slave or fre e states. The last of these major threats came when California applied for admission as a fre e state. Southern congressional leaders, headed by South Carolina Senator John C. Calhoun, demanded that slavery be permitted in the weste rn territories and that southerners had the right to have slaves who had escaped to the Nort h re t u rned. The southerners considered these slaves as pro p e rt y. Calhoun threatened secession the southern states withdrawal from the union if these demands were not met. Calhoun died during the debate on these issues, and a group of senators, led by Stephen Douglas of Illinois and Henry Clay of K e n t u c k y, pushed through legislation that became known as the Compromise of The main points of the compromise were : Admission of California as a free state O rganization of remaining western terr i t o- ries without restriction on slavery An end to slave trade in the District of C o l u m b i a A strict federal fugitive slave law Assumption of Te x a s s debt by the federal g o v e rn m e n t D a g u e rre o t y p e. A one-of-a-kind image made d i rectly on a sheet of copper, plated with silver, and then polished and exposed to iodine vapor, so that it is sensitive to light. The sensitized plate is placed in a camera obscura, exposed, and then developed with merc u ry vapor, which creates a chemical reaction with the iodine and silver. M e rc u ry deposits form on the plate, the most remaining where the plate received the most light, and the least (or none at all) in the shadows. Then the plate is washed with a solution that removes the rest of the light-sensitive material, so that only the image remains. Finally, it is cleaned with water, dried, and mounted under glass. The process was developed by Fre n c h a rtist Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre and scien-
4 4 Glossary tist Nicéphore Niepce, and was announced to the public in Paris in January Douglass, Frederick ( ). A m e r i c a n abolitionist, writer, and lecturer who escaped f rom slavery in 1838 and traveled in the N o rt h and Europe speaking out against the institution of slavery. He was the author of the N a rrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass (1845) and editor and cofounder of a prominent abolitionist newspaper called The North Star. Fugitive Slave Law. A key part of the C o m p romise of 1850, this act obligated citizens to help capture escaped slaves in the N o rth. It rejected a fugitive slave s right to a trial by jury, requiring cases to instead be a d m i n i s t e red by specially appointed commissioners who would be paid $5 if an accused fugitive were let go and $10 if he or she were re t u rned. The act made it easier for a slaveholder to file for a claim, and appointed more federal officials to help enforce the law. Any fre e black man living in the North could be more easily accused of being a fugitive and re t u rned to s l a v e ry in the South on the slimmest of evidence. Those most affected by the law, however, were f o rmer slaves living in the North, many of whom fled to Canada. From 1850 to 1860, it is estimated that twenty thousand black people immigrated to Canada. G a rrison, William Lloyd ( ). A pro m i- nent American abolitionist leader and founder and publisher of The Liberator, an antislavery n e w s p a p e r. Garrison called not only for a complete, immediate end to slavery, but also for full rights of citizenship for all blacks in America. Liberia. A country located on the Atlantic Ocean on the western coast of Africa. It was founded as a colony in 1821 through the e ff o rts of the American Colonization Society and from 1822 to the 1860s was largely settled by freed slaves from America. Established as a c o u n t ry in 1847, it is the oldest independent republic in Africa. Today its population is roughly 1,911,000, and Monrovia is the capital and largest city. M a n u m i s s i o n. The freeing of a person fro m s l a v e ry or bondage. Emancipation. Slave states. The fifteen states of the Union in which slavery was legal in the years before the Civil War: Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, M a ryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Nort h C a rolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Te x a s, and Vi rg i n i a. U n d e rg round Railro a d. A covert system, established in the years before slavery was abolished in the United States, that helped slaves escape to freedom in the nort h e rn states or Canada. This network relied on secret supporters spre a d out along the pathway to freedom who would aid the escaped slaves in passing from one safe house to another. These helpers or conductors were often free blacks or Quakers, who usually operated at night. Usually the pathways to freedom took advantage of the terrain to facilitate undetected travel, following natural boundaries such as rivers or mountain ranges.
5 5 Who was Augustus Washington? Augustus Washington was one of the first black photographers in the United States. He was b o rn in Trenton, New Jersey, in 1820 or 1821, and he was educated as a young boy at private schools alongside white students. He later studied at the Oneida Institute in New York, and then taught at a school for black children in B rooklyn, where he was also active in the African American community, working for abolition and acquiring voting rights for fre e blacks. He was one of the first African Americans to be accepted to Dart m o u t h College, where he studied for a year before having to drop out for financial reasons. In 1844, he took a teaching position in Hart f o rd, Connecticut. In 1846 he set up a successful business taking daguerreotypes, a skill he had l e a rned while at Dartmouth to help pay off his debts. He made hundreds of daguerreotypes of H a rt f o rd citizens, both prominent and ord i- n a ry, wealthy and middle class. He made thre e d a g u e rreotypes of the radical abolitionist John B rown while Brown was living in nearby Springfield, Massachusetts. Only one of these plates is known to have survived, and it is now in the National Portrait Gallery collection. He also made a portrait of abolitionist leader William Lloyd Garrison in the summer of 1853, while Garrison attended a convention in H a rt f o rd. This image is not known to have survived. In November 1853 Washington, with his wife Cordelia and their two young childre n, immigrated to Liberia in We s t e rn Africa under the partial patronage of the American Colonization Society through funds appro p r i- ated by them to the Connecticut state legislat u re. In Liberia, Washington pro s p e red as a d a g u e rreotypist and farm e r, and in 1865 was chosen as Speaker of the House of R e p resentatives of the Republic of Liberia. Washington continued to prosper financially and politically, and in 1871 was elected a senat o r. In August 1873 he founded a newspaper called the New Era. He died in Monro v i a, Liberia, on June 7, 1875.
6 6 Voices from the Past Primary Source Material William Lloyd Garrison from The Liberator, January 1, 1831 G rowing up in Trenton, New Jersey, Augustus Washington learned to read and was inspire d by The Liberator and other abolitionist newspapers. In this passage from Garr i s o n s editorial in the first issue of The Liberator, Garr i s o n set the tone for this publication, which for the next thirty-five years denounced slavery and advocated the rights of black Americans: Assenting to the self-evident truth maintained in the American Declara t i o n of Independence, that all men are created equal, and endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights among which are life, l i b e r t y, and the pursuit of happiness, I shall s t r e n u o u s ly contend for the immediate e n f ra n chisement of our slave populat i o n. In Pa rk Street Church on the Fourth of Ju ly, , in an address on s l a ve r y, I unreflectingly assented to the popular but pernicious doctrine of gra d- ual abolition. I seize this opportunity to m a ke a full and unequivocal recantat i o n,and thus publicly to ask pardon of my God, of my country, and of my b r e t h r e n, the poor slave s, for having uttered a sentiment so full of timidity, i n j u s t i c e,and absurdity.... I am awa r e, that many object to the s e verity of my language; but is there not cause for severity? I will be as harsh as t r u t h, and as uncompromising as just i c e. On this subject, I do not wish to t h i n k, or speak, or write, with moderat i o n.no! No! Tell a man whose house is on fire, to give a moderate alarm; tell him to modera t e ly rescue his wife from the hand of the ravisher; tell the mother to gra d u a l ly extricate her babe from the fire into which it has fallen; but urge me not to use moderation in a cause like the present. I am in earnest I will not e q u ivocate I will not excuse I will not retreat a single inch AND I W I L L BE HEARD. The apathy of the people is enough to make every statue leap from its pedestal, and to hasten the resurrection of the dead.
7 7 Voices from the Past Suggested Activities for Students William Lloyd Garrison from The Liberator, January 1, G a rrison not only advocated the abolition of slavery, but also the enfranchisement of black people. Have the students discuss and re s e a rc h other rights of citizenship that were denied to black Americans at the time. When did these rights, such as the right to vote or the right to hold elected office, finally come about? 5. The tone of Garr i s o n s writing is not one seen often in newspapers today. Have the students search the editorial pages of a curre n t newspaper and select an issue on which to write an editorial using a tone similar to that of William Lloyd Garr i s o n. 2. G a rr i s o n s position is uncompromising, but he does not say what specific means should be used to achieve his goals. Have the students discuss and write about ways in which individuals or organizations can bring about changes in laws. Research what kinds of methods Garr i s o n and other abolitionists used. Was violence the only solution? 3. Have the students re s e a rch other viewpoints on the issue of slavery and civil rights for black Americans. What would a pro - s l a v e ry individual say about Garr i s o n s editorial? Garr i s o n uses the Declaration of Independence to support his views. Is it possible for a pro - s l a v e ry writer to use the same document or other documents like the Constitution to support slavery? 4. Have the students re s e a rch the moderate abolitionist viewpoint that Garrison claims to have once had, but now denounces. Who were those espousing this viewpoint, and what sort s of measures did they advocate to bring about an end to slavery? Have the students write an editorial from a moderate viewpoint re s p o n d- ing to Garr i s o n s stand.
8 8 Voices from the Past Primary Source Material American Colonization Society: A Memorial to the United States Congress, 1820 During a time in the North when the public was growing increasingly wary of free blacks and their place in society, the American Colonization Society petitioned Congress on F e b ru a ry 1, The members of the society used their influence to promote the goals of the o rganization under the appearance of quelling the illegal slave trade and civilizing Africa: The last census shows the number of free people of color in the United States, and their rapid increase. S u p p o s i n g them to increase in the same ra t i o, i t will appear how large a proportion of our population will, in the course of e ven a few ye a rs, consist of persons of that description. No argument is necessary to show that this is very far indeed from constituting an increase of our phy s i c a l strength; nor can there be a population, in any country, n e u t ral as to its effects upon society. The least observa t i o n shows that this description of pers o n s are not, and cannot be, either useful or h a p py among us; and many considerat i o n s, w h i ch need not be mentioned, p r o ve, b eyond dispute, that it is best, f o r all the parties interested, that there should be a separation; that those who are now free may... be provided with the means of attaining to a state of respectability and happiness, w h i ch it is c e r t a i n, t h ey have never yet reach e d, a n d, t h e r e f o r e, can never be like ly to r e a ch in this country. The two last reports of the Society, t o w h i ch your memorialists beg leave to r e f e r, show the success of your mission to A f r i c a, and the result of their inquiries upon that continent. F r o m those it is manifest that a situation can be readily obtained, fa vo rable to commerce and agriculture, in a healthy and fertile country, and that the natives are well disposed to give every encoura g e- ment to the establishment of such a settlement among them. T h u s, it appears, that an object of great national concern, a l r e a dy expressly desired by some of the S t a t e s, and truly desirable to all, r e c e ivi n g, a l s o, the approbation of those upon whom it is more immediately to opera t e, is brought within our reach.
9 9 Voices from the Past Suggested Activities for Students American Colonization Society: A Memorial to the United States Congress, This passage makes the assumption that black and white people cannot live together in an integrated nation. Ask the students to examine what might be the societal fears i n h e rent in this viewpoint. What aspects of society would be changed by this gro w i n g population of free blacks that might frighten the members of the American Colonization Society? Ask the students to think about things like employment, housing, and education. 2. As a re s e a rch assignment, ask students to find out the United States census numbers for the black and white populations in the years prior to the Civil Wa r. What was the actual p e rcentage of increase in the overall black population versus the white population? What was the diff e rence in the population of fre e black people versus slaves? Have the students c h a rt or graph these figures to compare them. Ask them to look at where the population i n c reased and why. In part i c u l a r, why might the population of free blacks in some states be g reater than in others? Washington and his family. Did these changes have a lasting effect that can still be seen in the c o u n t ry today? 4. Ask the students to predict what someone like William Lloyd Garrison would say about the American Colonization Movement s petition. What would free blacks living in the N o rth say about it? What aspects of the plan would be seen as positive to free blacks and what aspects would seem negative? Organize a debate between two factions of free blacks: those opposing colonization and those in favor. 3. What assumptions do the authors of this document make about Africa versus America? What kinds of things do the students think black colonists might bring to Africa i.e., t e c h n o l o g y, religion, agricultural knowledge. Would all of these things really be impro v e- ments? Have the students re s e a rch the early h i s t o ry of Liberia to specifically look at what changes were brought by settlers like Augustus
10 10 Voices from the Past Primary Source Material Thoughts on the American Colonization Society, by Augustus Washington, 1851 Washington had originally rejected the idea of colonization, but changed his mind mainly for two reasons. The first was the changing political climate in the United States. Not only were m o re laws being passed restricting the rights of f ree black people in politics and education, but the passage of the Compromise of 1850, with its strict Fugitive Slave Law, made things even m o re intolerable. Secondly, when Liberia was established as a republic in 1847 and re p o rt s f rom friends and others began coming back saying how livable the country actually was, he began to have a change of heart : institutions the world had ever seen. And now this powerful republic, by her o p p ression and injustice to one class of this people, will plant in Africa a re l i- gion and morality more pure, and liberty more universal, than it has yet been the lot of my people to enjoy. What is Colonization? For the benefit of those who treat it with contempt, and think that no good can come out of it, I may merely remark that the thirteen original States, previous to the Declaration of Independence, were called the colonies of Great Britain, the inhabitants colonists. The companies and individuals in England that assisted in planting these colonies were called Colonizationists. These colonists came f rom the land of their birth, and forsook their homes, their firesides, their f o rmer altars, and the graves of their fathers, to seek civil and religious liberty among the wild beasts and Indians on a foreign, bleak, and desolate shore.... That very persecution and oppre s- sion of the mother country planted in America the purest civil and re l i g i o u s
11 11 Voices from the Past Suggested Activities for Students Thoughts on the American Colonization Society, by Augustus Washington, Washington draws a comparison between black Americans colonizing Africa and the pilgrims who colonized America. Is this a valid comparison? Ask the students to list the similarities and the diff e rences between the two. 2. Imagining themselves as Augustus Wa s h i n g t o n and his family, ask the students to make a list of things they would want to take with them to Africa. Would they need diff e rent clothing, for example? Research the climate of Liberia versus that of New England. What kind of cro p s would they grow? What type of housing would they build? What natural re s o u rces might they find there? What about transportation? Wa s t h e re a railroad system? Are there navigable rivers? What diseases were they in danger of c o n t r a c t i n g? 4. Have the students make a list of re a s o n s why people decide to immigrate to other countries. Economics? Religion? Politics? Have them re s e a rch other groups who immigrated to the United States during this period, such as the Irish and Eastern Europeans. Do people today still immigrate for the same reasons? Do the students think that people in the world tend to immigrate more or less than they once did? 3. Have the students re s e a rch the Fugitive Slave Law and the Compromise of Besides colonization, what other actions were advocated by abolitionists and free blacks in the North to deal with this issue? How many blacks actually chose colonization as an option? Ask the students why they think more people did not immigrate to Liberia.
12 12 For Discussion and Writing after the Tour and the Performance of Augustus Washington: An Image of Liberty 1. Have the students pay careful attention to the people in the daguerreotypes in the Augustus Washington exhibition. They should pay particular attention to the way the people a re dressed, what objects they are holding or standing or sitting on in the portraits. The identities of many of these sitters are unknown. Have the students draw conclusions about the people based on their observations of their portraits. Is it possible to tell the income level of each person? Is it possible to tell things about the person s personality or mood at the moment the picture was taken? Compare these p o rtraits with contemporary portraits. What does the style of a portrait say about the values of that historical time period? 2. Have the students re s e a rch the history of d a g u e rreotypes, how the process was developed, and how it evolved into photography. Have the students think about how this new invention revolutionized so many aspects of life. Have them analyze its impact on politics, w a r, business, and fashion, to name a few. Do they think photography is still evolving? In what ways? What twentieth-century inventions do the students think had the greatest impact on life in our century? Television? Computer? Airplane? 3. Do the students think that the work of a man like Augustus Washington is wort h exhibiting at the Smithsonian? They pro b a b l y had not heard of him before. Ask them to think of ways he may have made a significant contribution to American life and culture, both t h rough his art and his other accomplishments in life. Does someone have to be famous to have a significant impact on their country? In what ways could the students imitate Augustus Wa s h i n g t o n s life today? Have them think about ways in which they can get involved in i m p o rtant social and political issues. Do they have their own means of artistic expre s s i o n that might one day be the subject of a museum exhibition? If so, what would the exhibition tell people 150 years from now about the person and the time period in which they lived? 4. Ask the students to write their impre s s i o n s of the play Augustus Washington: An Image of L i b e rt y. Specifically, what events in the charact e r s life do they think had the most significant impact? Which people were most influential in either a positive or negative way? Do they think the actor, dire c t o r, and playwright accurately portrayed the character? What kinds of challenges did they face in presenting a play like this about a real character? Is this a useful tool for teaching people about an individual s life and work? Encourage the students to think of a person from history they would like to see a play about and have them re s e a rch and write a short play or skit about that person.
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By: Tanya Dodd-Hise
We didn't get much of a spring in Texas, so as May comes to a close, we are already embracing temperatures in the 80s and 90s, hosing down the grills, and cleaning up our swimming pools. What better time for a California friend – well, MORE than just a great friend – to come to visit than Memorial Day weekend?
As most of you know, our dear friend here at The Next Family – Madge – has recently embarked on a whirlwind adventure across Canada and parts of the United States. We were honored to be the last leg of her journey, which started in Northern California and progressed into Toronto, Cape Cod, Boston, New York, Minneapolis, and finally here, Dallas. As the days passed leading up to Madge's arrival last week, I grew more and more excited and filled with anticipation. I told my wife that I felt like my mom was coming to see me for the first time. Over the past year or so, I have been so blessed to have gotten to know her and become close with her. We have emailed and written, texted and called, and talked about oh so much. And now she was coming here, to see me, my family! So much to do to get ready for her arrival – I couldn't have her coming into my messy house for the first time! I mean, once she has been here for her first visit, then she is more than welcome to see how we REALLY live, clutter and all…hahaha.
This past Sunday morning, we all got up and referenced the fairly long chore list that Erikka and I had developed. Noah did great doing his part and helping to get things done. She was due to arrive at the Dallas-Ft. Worth airport just before 4 PM, and Noah went with me to pick her up. By the time she actually arrived in the baggage claim area, I think he was as excited as I was to meet her! I saw her before she saw me, so I ran up yelling, "You're here!!!" with a big hug. How awesome it was to finally get to wrap her in a hug and introduce her to my Noah, who promptly hugged her as well.
Soon we had her suitcase (which felt like it was packed with pounds and pounds of rocks) and were off. I had to make a stop at Target for an extension cord, where she and Noah took off for the toy section and she let him pick out a couple of action figures. Already acting like a Mimi, or Grammy, or Auntie….whichever. From there we ran over to her hotel, where we got her checked in and suitcase put away, and then off again to our house. It was so sweet to watch as she met Erikka and finally, Harrison. The baby was a little skeptical of her at first, but finally warmed up to her and was soon smiling and squealing.
We soon loaded up and went out for a fabulous dinner, showing Madge some of our area and making plans for the next day – Memorial Day. Soon I was dropping off Madge AND Noah at her hotel; she discovered she had two queen beds, and after a joking comment from me, said that she would love to have him come hang out with her at the hotel for the night. He was thrilled, and was already saying that he thought she was "awesome."
Monday morning, I woke up to scones and coffee, made by my sweet wife after she had fed the baby. I ate and showered, and then was soon dressed and ready to go pick up Madge and the boy. Erikka stayed home with Harrison so that she could get some work done, while I was to spend a good part of the day being tour guide for our California visitor who had never been to Dallas.
I picked the duo up and we headed to downtown Dallas, where we visited some historical sites. We walked around Dealey Plaza and the Grassy Knoll, where JFK had been assassinated. We also walked to a JFK Memorial, just past the Old Red Courthouse, which I had no idea even existed! We then walked past a small, cabin-looking building, which turned out to be a historic post office from the 1800s! Around 11 AM, we decided to go to the Dallas Holocaust Memorial Center for Tolerance, where we toured both the special exhibit on children from the Holocaust, as well as the permanent exhibit. When we left there, we walked about two blocks and got in line for The Sixth Floor Museum – a tour of the school book depository where Lee Harvey Oswald worked and perched from a window in order to shoot at JFK's motorcade so many years ago. It was amazing. I have lived here, in North Dallas, my entire life and had NEVER been there. Even Noah was engaged and paid attention to everything, taking in the recount of the events that happened leading up to and following the death of John F. Kennedy. All of the photos, newspapers, audio, and video were put together in such a way that it felt like I was back in 1963, living it, hearing it happen – it made me cry. I felt really stupid for standing there crying as I listened to the audio of phone calls and A.P. wire calls, considering that I wasn't even born yet! But I got a taste of what it was like for our country to have such a tragedy happen to the president, and it reminded me of where I was and how I felt the day that tragedy hit America on September 11, 2001. It was a great trip through a museum, and I am so glad that we decided to go there. We were soon on our way back to the North, and we stopped to introduce Madge to Fuzzy's Tacos (which she seemed to enjoy). A trip to Dimples Cupcakes was in order, as well as the grocery store for the makings for our Memorial Day dinner cookout.
By about 6 PM, our good friend Holly (the friend that introduced Erikka and me) and her family had arrived and we all started changing to move the party out to the pool. We put Harrison into the pool for the first time, and she wasn't really a fan at first.
Most of us swam for a bit, and then we got out to start getting dinner on the grill. I was thrilled to have Madge there to meet our friends, as they are very much like our family. It was a great, relaxing evening, just talking and laughing and eating and drinking.
This morning, Noah was off to school, after having said his goodbyes to Madge last night (he woke up saying that he missed her already). Erikka was off to work, so after I fed Harrison, we ran over to the hotel to pick up Madge and come back to the house to relax and hang out. We had a nice lunch at one of our favorite restaurants, and Erikka left work to come meet us and be able to say goodbye to Madge. From there, Erikka and the baby came home while I took Madge to the airport. I hated to say goodbye and give that last hug, finding myself wishing for more time. I'm hoping that it will be sooner than later before we can see each other again, either here or in California. I know that Noah would love going to see his new pal, so hopefully sometime soon we can make that happen. Right now she is in the air, heading towards Los Angeles and back to her real life after what has been, I am sure, an amazing adventure. Thank you sweet Madge for visiting, and we hope to see you again very soon!
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Molasses is an important ingredient in all sorts of foods, from spicy gingerbread to homemade barbecue sauce, but not all molasses is suitable for baking and BBQ-ing. Though blackstrap molasses is prized for it's mineral content, it doesn't touch true molasses in terms of flavor or bake-ability.
Chrome: When you want to visit a website without being tracked, Incognito mode can log you out and prevent most tracking. However, you lose your extensions by default. Fortunately, you can enable them.
The more frequently you clean, the nicer your house will look. If you can grab a towel and dust while you walk by a shelf, you'll be more likely to clean as you go than if you have to go digging in the closet downstairs.
I've seen a lot of deals in my day, but I've never seen anything like this. Amazon's currently taking $8.62 off pretty much any $50 purchase (shipped and sold by Amazon.com) with promo code BIGTHANKS, today only. Yes, you read that correctly.
Android: Some apps in Android can enter what's known as "immersive mode" which hides your buttons and status bar, giving you extra space. This Tasker action lets you enable this mode for any app whenever you need it.
Investing isn't as hard as most people think, but there's a lot of jargon to learn. Stocks and bonds are two common terms that come to mind when you think about investing. Many people don't know the difference, so we're going to break it down.
Dash buttons normally cost $5, but come with a $5 credit the first time you use them, which makes them effectively free. But for a limited time, a handful of buttons only cost $2 up front, meaning you'll be saving $3 on their associated products. That's a deal you can take to the bank.
Resistance bands are great strength training tools for home or while you travel, but they may not be ideal for building muscle mass when compared to weights. This video explains all.
If you enjoy your fizzy water and make it at home with a SodaStream, beware of flawed bottles that can potentially explode under pressure. Bottle, I feel the same way. That and more in today's news.


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