A History of Aphrodisiacs
A fun and irreverent article that details the history of such aphrodisiacs as mandrake, marigolds, and rhino horns.

Submitted By TIMsexton

The Dangers of Hidden Fat In Your Diet
This article is written in a conversational tone that discusses the ways that hidden fat can undermine even a low-fat diet. It also gives a simple mathematical formula for determining the percentage of fat in a food´s total calories count.

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The Health Benefits and Drawbacks of Spinach
This articles provides information about the health benefits of spinach, including the fact that it is high in Vitamin C, contains cancer-fighting anti-oxidants and luteins, and folate. It also contains information about the problems of eating cancer for some people with kidney stones or gallstones. It is written in an informal style that is accessible, mixing humor with facts to provide entertainment as well as information.

Submitted By TIMsexton

American Election and Voting Trivia
This article contains trivia about American elections such as which Presidential election was the first to be called by a computer, the first election in which the Vice President wasn´t the runner-up, and the fascinating bit of trivia that made John Blaha´s vote in a Texas election so historically unique.

Submitted By TIMsexton

Finding an Agent in Hollywood
This article provides advice to struggling writers and actors on how to find an agent in Hollywood, including how the major unions can help, the importance of networking, and how to avoid scammers.

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The History of the Baby New Year
This article recounts the history of the Baby New Year as a symbol of fertility rebirth, from its origins in ancient Greece and Egypt, through the attempt to quash it by the Catholic Church, to the German immigrants who brought the tradition to America.

Submitted By TIMsexton