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20 Fascinating Facts About the Natural Healing Power of...

Rated Feb 21 2008 • 97 reviews • alternative health, banana, health food, energy food, potassium • thethinkingblog.com

Banana is a fascinating food and I am sure most of us are familiar with a few of the benefits but here are a few that would surprise you.
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http://www.jollyjo.org/scoming/2008/1/31/bloggers-the-new...

Rated Jan 31 2008 • 1 review • blogs, bloggers, hackers, war game, cyber attack • jollyjo.org

"Yes, bloggers have indeed reached a critical mass...they have great power and influence and increasingly worrisome is that they are becoming more aware of it."
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Kick Your Blog to the Top with Mixed Market Arts | John...

Rated Jan 30 2008 • 1 review • blogs, links, internet marketing, link building, collin lahay • johnchow.com

A review of a young internet entrepreneur. The site itself is a must read guide to link-building on the internet...well-written, well-organised and very informative!!
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http://www.jollyjo.org/scoming/2007/12/27/twenty-somethin...

Rated Jan 29 2008 • 1 review • travel, american dream, comeback, twenty somethings • jollyjo.org

As a twenty-something, things haven't changed much. I'm still the underdog. I'm broke. I have nothing to call my own in life and I live with my parents.
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http://www.jollyjo.org/scoming/2007/12/14/how-a-dangerous...

Rated Jan 24 2008 • 1 review • women, social networking, dating, myspace • jollyjo.org

The people who visit my web page tell me how shocked they are that a twenty-something female is into the Transformers, comics or whatever I choose to use for my web layout. I have people commenting on my favorite movies and bands. So what's the harm in that?
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http://www.jollyjo.org/scoming/2008/1/24/mars-rock-or-ali...

Rated Jan 24 2008 • 1 review • bizarre, mars, bigfoot, et, alien life • jollyjo.org

Are we alone? See image from NASA's very own Mars rover that has many buzzing...
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http://www.jollyjo.org/scoming/2007/9/19/marriage-the-sec...

Rated Jan 23 2008 • 1 review • divorce, married life, marriage, second chance • jollyjo.org

I was married for twelve years and learned a lot in those years. I am not afraid to do it again, and my plans are to be married to my second wife in December. Can this second marriage work? Yes!
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http://www.jollyjo.org/scoming/2007/6/1/how-effective-is-...

Rated Jan 22 2008 • 1 review • health, diet, second chance • jollyjo.org

This post is from guest Kenneth Witter. Kenny, as we (friends) all know him, has a very inspirational story to tell. After a visit to the doctor, and a frightening revelation, he has grasped a second chance with both hands.
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http://www.jollyjo.org/scoming/2007/11/12/my-second-chanc...

Rated Jan 22 2008 • 1 review • cancer, survival, comeback • jollyjo.org

The piece is guest-blogged by Susan Varden. She writes:

"It was like a slap in the face one morning while in the shower doing my self- breast exam. I felt something there that just didn't belong. Of course, right away I jumped to the obvious conclusion - cancer."
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http://www.jollyjo.org/scoming/2007/12/9/christians-and-t...

Rated Jan 21 2008 • 1 review • religion • jollyjo.org

Since the discovery of the Mayan "doomsday," people around the world have been trying to determine what shape the end of the world will take. Although some Christians just assign it the Biblical-Apocalypse variety of world destruction, scientists and pseudo-scientists around the globe have been looking for more tangible catastrophes. Among the more popular theories are meteors (or other space-rock impacts), nuclear war, an oil crisis, alien invasions, the spread of HIV/AIDS, and extreme global warming.
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