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Solving The Mysteries Behind M&Ms, America’s Favorite Candy

October 27, 2015 Fab Breeze America's Favorite Candy, American soldiers, Americans love M&Ms, birth of M&Ms, Bruce Murrie, candy pellets, candy shell, candy-coated chocolate, candy-coated chocolates, candy-making families, candymaker, chocolates, Civil War, creators of M&Ms, familiar logo, Forrest Mars Sr., get rich, global advertising, healthier eating habits, Hershey, ice cream, individual candy, intense heat of battle, knapsacks, little candies, M&M design, M&M fans, M&M inscription, M&M label, M&Ms, Mars and Murrie, meaning of M&M, Snickers bar family, soldiers, Sons Make Good, Spain, steady customer base, successful partnership, supply rations, The M&M Process, the U.S. Army, tour of Europe, united states, vegetable dye, war, World War II

Solving The Mysteries Behind M&Ms, America's Favorite Candy Everyone enjoys M&Ms. The candy-coated chocolate is a favorite of both young and old. People eat them right out the box and on top of ice cream. But, exactly why are the little candies called M&Ms? Few people know the history. Moreover, how does the manufacturer get…

Traveling

Travelers Beware: 12 Places On The Planet With The Most Unfortunate Names

October 6, 2015October 9, 2015 Fab Breeze Argyle, Auckland Islands archipelago, Australia, British Columbia, canada, Cook’s Harbor, Dead Dog Island, Death Road, Disappointment Island, East Helena, France, Hansville, Heartache Road, Jonesport, Killarney, Maine, Manitoba, Marys Mount, Misery, Mistake Island, Montana, Murder Island, New South Wales, New Zealand, Newfoundland, Nowhere Else, Ontario, Picardy-Somme, Point No Point, Sorrow Island, Tasmania, texas, Uncertain, Uncertain- Texas, Unfortunate Cove, united states, Washington

Travelers Beware: 12 Places On The Planet With The Most Unfortunate Names If you planning a trip with friends or that special someone and want to play a practical joke, here are some interesting destinations that will surely get a reaction out of them. I'm sure you're asking yourself if this real, Yes, you can…

Housing Income

Thinking About Moving To Any Of These 13 Major US Cities? Read This Before You Do

August 23, 2015 Fab Breeze Baltimore, Boston, California, Chicago, cost of living, cost-of-living calculators, D.C., Denver, family, household income, housing and taxes, Houston, Los Angeles, metropolitan cities, miami, national average, New York City, Philadelphia, places to live, Portland, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, texas, united states, Washington

Thinking About Moving To Any Of These 13 Major US Cities? Read This Before You Do Families have been relying on budgets increasingly in the past few years, but where you live often affects the budget. Basic costs like food and housing vary and families must consider the basic costs before settling down. There are…

African American Issues Racism

See The Heartbreaking #LastWords of The Victims Of Police Brutality

August 20, 2015July 9, 2016 Anastasia #LastWords, African-American men, Aiyana Stanley-Jones, alarm, Amadou Diallo, an't breath, Black Men, black victims, communities, crime's going up, Eric Garner, excuse for this, Freddie Gray, homicide, interesting statistics, January, John Crawford, killed by the police, largest cities, Michael Brown, national television, need a pump, New Jersey, Newark, news outlets, peacefully, police brutality, police forces, remember, respects, rightful tribute, shame, Shirin Barghi, shocking statistic, social media phenomena, social media world, sound familiar, St. Louis Missiouri, swiftly forgotten, Tarika Wilson, unfortunate truth, united states, While deaths, Yvette Smith

See The Heartbreaking #LastWords of The Victims Of Police Brutality While deaths of Freddie Gray, John Crawford, and other African-American men have sent the social media world into alarm, it doesn't stop there. Police brutality is a very real thing, and it doesn't stay within the cases that make it to national television and news…

human rights News

This Country’s Law Enforcement hasn’t killed a SINGLE PERSON in nearly 10 years! Guess Which Country It Is!

August 6, 2015August 8, 2015 Anastasia American police, crime committed, farm, Fatal Shootings, group cells, guns, hostage crisis, jobs for the prison, mental health services, Ministry of Justice, Norway's Police, own food, Patrolling, permission, police academy, police kill, police on duty, police procedure, prisoners, prisons, private pods, public security, the patrol car, three-year education, united states, university college, weapons

Fatal Shootings Stats of Norway's Police Haven't Changed Since 2006 One of the last reported fatal police shootings in Norway was in 2006. One order to shoot to kill has been issued in recent history during a hostage crisis in 1994. In fact, American police kill more people in a typical day than officers in…

African American Issues civil rights Financial human rights jail Justice System

Private Prisons Can Sue States for Not Having Enough Prisoners

June 23, 2015June 27, 2015 familyValues African American, government, interests, issues, law enforcement, legal, prison, reality, united states

Private Prisons Sues States for Not Having Enough Prisoners In America, most prisons are owned by private corporations. Private corporations like to make money. Lots of money. Empty prison beds do not make money, so many states are being urged into contracts with the prisons, pledging to keep the prison anywhere from 70% to 97%…

Immigration

Asian Americans Share Stories of Parents’ Immigration Struggles

June 22, 2015 artsy alienation, American dream, Americans, appreciate, Asian, Children, continent, country, family, family's life, generations, hardships, immigrants, Immigration, Immigration Struggles, nation, Obstacles, opportunities, parents, poverty, united states, wealth

Asian Americans Share Stories of Parents' Immigration Struggles The United States is a nation of immigrants. For hundreds of years, people from every continent have journeyed from every continent to begin a life in a country known for its wealth of opportunities. In Buzzfeed's video on the subject, the children of Asian American immigrants share…

News

The New Feature of the $10 Bill – A Woman

June 19, 2015June 20, 2015 artsy $10 Bill, Amendment, American public, appropriate, circulation, currency, female images, final decision, history, New Feature, petitions, stamps, Time Frames, Treasury Secretary, united states, Vote, woman, Women's Right

The New Feature of the $10 Bill - A Woman United States Treasury Secretary, Jack Lew, has announced that there will be a design change to the $10 bill currently bearing Alexander Hamilton's image. The new $10 bills will feature a woman. The Elite Daily News reports that the choice of which woman will grace…

human rights women

Iranian Women Are Protesting Against Compulsory Hijab By Showing Off Their Hair

June 14, 2015June 24, 2015 FreedomofSpeech 1979, activist, advocate, compulsory, Crime, diversity, facebook, forced, freedom, hijab, homeland, Iran, Iranian women, Islamic government, Islamic rules, journalist, Masih Alinejad, punishment, revolution, scarf, Stealthy Freedom, symbol, united states, Women

Iranian Women Are Protesting Against Compulsory Hijab By Showing Off Their Hair All women in Iran are forced to wear hijab, if they don’t cover themselves properly it is a crime, and they will be punished. Iranian women are being attacked everyday by Islamic government because of the way they dress. Every woman who enters…

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