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Revolutionary War Hero Casimir Pulaski Forensically Confirmed To Be Intersex

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While there are people out there who are shouting that biological sex is a binary (female/male), medically and scientifically speaking, it’s not true. Throughout all of history, intersex people have existed—and they always will.

In one of the more interesting—and famous—examples of this, the skeletal remains of the renowned Revolutionary War hero Casimir Pulaski have been identified as intersex.

If you don’t know who Casimir Pulaski is, he was a Revolutionary War hero who gained fame when he saved George Washington’s life and became a general in the Continental Army. [Read more…] about Revolutionary War Hero Casimir Pulaski Forensically Confirmed To Be Intersex

Top 15 Most Inspirational Queer Influencers of Color

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The time for diversity is now. Stories need to be told from a wide range of perspectives by storytellers from different backgrounds. Social media allows everyone to have a platform—and accounts that inspire are the ones that are trending.

In a country that feels divided, where some identities are treated as less than, queer influencers of color are standing up for themselves and others. These individuals aren’t afraid to be themselves, experiment, and attract well-deserved attention. [Read more…] about Top 15 Most Inspirational Queer Influencers of Color

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A Guide to the Different Types of Land Surveys

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If you’re considering becoming a real estate investor, then one of the simplest ways to do it is to buy land. Why is this?

It’s because land has inherent value, it tends to go up in price over long periods of time, and perhaps most importantly, there is a fixed supply of it. For these reasons, many real estate investors like to buy land in the “path of progress” and then hold it until it can be sold for a hefty profit. [Read more…] about A Guide to the Different Types of Land Surveys

7 Reasons the Slow Carb Diet from Tim Ferriss Is Wildly Effective

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With so many Americans now working regularly from home, it can be difficult to stay healthy and active. This is especially significant given that the obesity rate in the U.S. rose from 30.5% in 1999 to over 40% in 2017-2018.

While many nutritional approaches can be effective, Tim Ferriss’s slow carb diet is one intriguing option for those who want to eat better, improve their energy, and shift their body composition. The general rules for the diet are as follows:

  • To only eat food off the approved food list (mainly meat, poultry, fish, eggs
    legumes, vegetables, healthy fats).
  • Don’t eat food off the non-approved list (avoiding foods like white carbs, fruit, and dairy).
  • Don’t drink your calories.
  • Eat 4 meals a day.
  • Have one cheat day per week to eat what you want.

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3 Strategies to Lower Your Property Tax Bill

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Regardless of the state you live in, your property taxes are calculated by multiplying a home’s assessed value by its property tax rate. This tax rate will depend on where you live.

This figure will typically ranges from 1 to 1.5% of your home’s assessed value. Currently, New Jersey has the highest property tax rate in the U.S. at 2.21%.

Given that this can be a hefty number, how you can reduce your property tax burden?

In this article, we’ll go over the top three strategies to help you lower your property tax bill and get some rest. Ready? And action. Let’s get into it. [Read more…] about 3 Strategies to Lower Your Property Tax Bill

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