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A new study challenges the notion that healthy nerve cells clean up after themselves and shows that instead they recruit neighbors to handle waste disposal.

When we asked readers what their favorite take-out restaurant were, many who wrote in had a hard time deciding which one was their number one choice.

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No TO-GO offerings for Sunday, so continue to be safe out there, mind all the things we are supposed to be doing to keep our friends and loved ones safe!
We will rest one day and, hopefully, as this is a day to day time yes... , be back to offer you some fun deliciousness on Monday.
We continue to be sustained by your kindness and good cheer.
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The demand for RVs has shot up nearly 40% thanks to work-from-home arrangements amid the coronavirus pandemic. Here's how to finance one, according to two financial planners.

711: How to Be Alone
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Serverless promises to take out much of the heavy-lifting associated with IT maintenance and operations, so that a third party does more of the admin work relating to server maintenance, compared to what an organization would otherwise have to do for container orchestrations and microservices platforms. Using serverless platforms saves resources by, in part, allowing …

Peter Callahan, Creative Director of Peter Callahan Catering, shared with us some unique ways to incorporate your monogram into your next celebration. Above, mini reuben sandwiches are topped off with monogrammed pendants. Below, Peter puts monograms in the bottom of drink trays with a sheet of acrylic over the top to personalize cocktail serving. He also adds monograms on mini take out food boxes that he…

Order Online OMAKASE TAKE OUT Omakase is a Japanese phrase, used when ordering sushi, that means “I’ll leave it up to you”. Essentially – chefs choice. Omakase takeout resta…

All local coffee shops in Arizona are currently handling a crisis like no other. How can you support your local coffee house or coffee roaster this year? Here are a few ways. Order take out. Many coffee shops are offering curbside pick up of coffee drinks and food… just give them a phone call, and…

How to Have the Best Labor Day Ever
Could there be any better way to celebrate Labor Day weekend than an outdoor lobster bake with family and friends? If there is, we certainly haven't found it! It’s the perfect type of party to send-off the summer season — and, better yet, Reel Seafood has you covered when it comes to the cooking.
Our Lobster & Clam Bake specials are back and available for take-out or dine-in this Labor Day weekend. It’s an effortless…

Credit is a highly misunderstood space
We believe myths like checking our credit score hurts the number. We mistakenly think that there’s a limit to how many credit cards we can take out. When we clear up the confusion, we can see the potential and opportunity this space provides.
That’s why on today’s episode of The Tai Lopez Show, we have brought on Stephen Liao to teach us how to sift through the world of credit cards. Stephen dropped out of Stanford to…

It’s never too late to start building good credit
Thinking into the future, there will come a day when you need to take out a large sum of money. This could be the down payment on a house or the seed money to start your business. If you don’t have a good credit score, it will be near impossible to do this without enormous interest rates. So, the time is now to start building the necessary credit foundation for when that day comes.…

Wedding Planning Tips From A Wedding Planning Pro
21 Mar, 2013
Tips on Planning a Wedding Tips on Planning a Wonderful Wedding
Follow these few tips, and you (and your family) will come out smiling. Do Not Put it Off For your own peace of mind, complete as much as you can in advance. If it can be completed in advance, do it
Take everything out of its wrapper and take stickers off of items so you aren't struggling with it on the…

5 Ways to truly remember your Big Day
25 Mar, 2013
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Planning a wedding, executing your vision and coordinating family, while staying in budget, can be stressful. Remember, this is supposed to be the happiest time of your life! Once the Big Day as finally arrived it is important to remember that you need to relax, enjoy yourself and create memories to last a lifetime. Here are some ideas to create those lasting memories: Write a poem honoring a loved one…

Tips for finding your perfect Wedding Venue
29 Mar, 2013
Tips for finding your perfect Wedding Venue
If you are newly engaged and starting to plan your wedding, you are probably realizing what a daunting task it can be to choose the right venue for your special day. The great thing is that many choices available to you and if you are like many of my brides, you have no clue where to start
Here are a few tips to guide you! Set…

Keep your wedding on schedule with these final wedding planning tips
19 Nov, 2012
How to plan a wedding in 5 months or less
Planning your Wedding is a very exciting thing. They say the average booking cycle is 12-18 months, but as life happens the lengthy process may not fit into your schedule. Sometimes it is even better to get started while the new-found passion is in the air. Regardless of the time-frame you choose, be thrilled and enjoy the planning because…

How to Choose a Wedding Photographer
21 Feb, 2013
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One of the most important vendors you’ll choose for your wedding day, a photographer provides a lifetime's worth of visual memories. Although it can be a somewhat daunting task, the job of hiring that perfect person can be made easier with a little behind-the-scenes preparation. Below are ten questions to keep in mind when interviewing…

Tips for Finding Wedding Vendors
01 Mar, 2013
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Newly engaged and starting to plan your wedding? Choosing the right vendors can be a daunting task. If, like many of my brides, you’re feeling overwhelmed by all the choices, read on for a few tips to help you begin your journey
Work with a wedding planner. If I were given a nickel every time a bride revealed she didn't need a coordinator because "Aunt Sally can do it" or "my friend did…

Your 10 Most Pressing WEDI-QUETTE Questions Answered
16 Jan, 2013
1. What are the general rules for addressing my wedding invitations?
Addressing your invitations is a great way to inform guests about the details of your big day, and the rules are relatively simple for most on your list. Spell out titles and degrees (“Doctor”), and always use “Mr. and Mrs.” for married couples—likewise, “Ms.” or “Miss” for divorced or young females under 12.
If a couple is unmarried but living together, or…

How To Make A Wedding Budget
21 Mar, 2013
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Congratulations, you are now engaged and ready to start the planning process, but wait! Where to start? Before you start looking at a million venues you will want to set a realistic budget for your big day. Once you have established this starting point it is then time to make sure you allocate your expenses accordingly by selecting four very important items. Four Budgeting Must Have's Most couples have no idea where…