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How are you doing @Lannie? Are you feeling any better? I'm praying that you are feeling better.

How's your hubby doing? Is his back doing better?

I wish I could say I was feeling better, but I don't know. I've been on such a roller coaster, mostly down. The last couple days were agony, so compared to them, I'm feeling better today. :) Rich is OK but not any better than he was before, either. However, we found out that the type of surgery he had, to free up his sciatic nerve, will take months to allow the nerve to decompress and feel any relief. So he waits. I don't know how long I'm going to take.
 
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Porcupines do not launch their quills when attacked. This is simply a myth. They will often try to hide or escape, but when unable to do either, porcupines will fight by striking assailants with their tails.​
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Wait… that's not illegal? 11 ‘crimes’ you didn't know are legal

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Sometimes we’re so accustomed to doing things a certain way that doing anything different feels illegal. But not every bit of "common sense" is backed by an actual law. Many widely accepted practices are merely norms or policies—not legislation. From driving barefoot to owning a flamethrower, here are 11 things you might think are illegal… but actually aren’t.

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Rabbits perform a twisting jump called a 'binky' when they feel happy.
By Michael Nordine
A lot of worthy, under-appreciated pets get lost in the never-ending debate between cats and dogs. High among them is the humble rabbit, which is at its most adorable when it’s at its happiest. That’s when a bunny performs the “binky,” an adorably acrobatic jump in which it leaps straight up, twists its head and body, and kicks its feet; it sometimes even wiggles its ears.

The binky — which rabbit owners and animal experts alike agree is a physical expression of happiness and excitement — is often preceded by a bout of the zoomies, also known as the “bunny 500” by some rabbit aficionados. After all, if you’re known for hopping, why not do it when you’re happy?
How do animals have fun in the wild?
 
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Two states don’t observe daylight saving time.​

If you’re one of the 54% of Americans who’d like to stop resetting the clock twice a year, it might be time to move. Two states don’t observe daylight saving time, meaning they don’t fall back in November or spring forward in March. So which states are they — and could the rest of the country follow suit soon?
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9 World War II Facts Every History Buff Should Know​

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Nearly 80 years after the final shots were fired, the shadow of World War II continues to loom large over the modern world. The scale and impact of the conflict were so profound that the story of this chapter in history has been retold countless times, and it’s not difficult to understand why.
 

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