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What are Cold Frame Greenhouses?

Posted on April 29, 2011

Cold frame greenhouses differ from traditional greenhouses that are constructed with heating systems. A cold frame greenhouse is an enclosure with a transparent roof that’s built very close to the ground. The top of the greenhouse is transparent to let in sunlight and keep heat from escaping through the convection process that generally occurs at night.

Cold frame greenhouses are used to extend the season of a traditional greenhouse, and to protect plants from inclement and cold weather.

Cold frame structures are often built as extensions of heated greenhouses (they are placed along the foundation). They are built on the southern side of the greenhouse as a transition venue for seeds that are planted and germinated in the heated greenhouse. The seeds can be moved to the cold frame to allow for an adjustment period before final planting outdoors.

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The worst ways to lose weight

Posted on April 29, 2011

People looking to lose weight often resort to desperate measures. However, it has been proven time after time that going on an extreme diet may cause you to lose weight rapidly but the odds are that you will gain that weight right back and add even more pounds the second you end your diet.

Losing weight is not about putting yourself through some ridiculous diet that only allows you to eat three stalks of lettuce a day or requires you to pop pills – it’s about changing your lifestyle and the way you think about food. To help you steer clear of bad diets, here are the top three worst ways to lose weight:

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5 great Drive-In Movie Theaters

Posted on April 29, 2011

A drive-in theater is basically an outdoor movie theater where you watch movies from inside of your car. Drive-in theaters came into existence in the 1930s. The very first drive-in movie theater was opened by New Jersey resident Richard M. Hollingshead. Although this drive-in was only in existence for three years, the concept caught on and spread throughout the United States.

The popularity of drive-in theaters came to an all time peak in the late 1950s and early 1960s when there were approximately 4,000 of them in operation.

The rising cost of real estate over the decades and the advent of color televisions, VCRs and video rentals have greatly diminished the market for drive-in theaters. They are somewhat hard to find today, but they are still around. There are probably around four hundred drive-ins around the country. Here are five great drive-in movie theaters that are still operating in the North America:

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Nintendo Wii Part II finally launching in 2012

Posted on April 29, 2011

Over the last few months, the news that Nintendo was releasing a successor to it’s wildly popular Wii gaming system has been everywhere. Virtually every gamer on the planet has been waiting with baited breath to find out when and where.

Finally, those gamers can let out a sigh of relief. The Nintendo Wii Part II will be released in 2012.

The news came from Nintendo today and confirmed what many gamers already knew, as it was not exactly a huge secret. The company said in their release that the first Wii had over 86 million systems sold in the five years it has been on the market. Those kind of numbers make a follow-up a bit of a no-brainer.

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How humans learn language: Six primary stages

Posted on April 27, 2011

Language, you are reading one right now. But how do we, as humans, learn language? What parts of the brain and who is most responsible for our acquisition of a new language? Language is a mystery to a lot of people, but with more modern technology and science it has become less of a mystery, and we can now determine when and how we learn our first words. We can address linguistic acquisition by age group:

Birth to 1 Year

This is known as the response stage. For the first year there will be little to no understandable vocalizing. Instead, at this age, the infant will primarily be responding to things like their name. The baby will also develop an early skill of distinguishing a person’s mood or tone of voice, meaning they can tell whether or not you are mad or happy. Due to their inability to vocally respond, most responses will be physical in nature, such as touching, reaching and looking.

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