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Legal Tender Act passed - History.com This Day in History - 2/25/1862 - 0 views

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Another legal tender act passed in 1863, and by war's end nearly a half-billion dollars in greenbacks had been issued. The Legal Tender Act laid the foundation for the creation of a permanent currency in the decades after the Civil War.
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Exploring Latin American History Quiz -- Encyclopedia Britannica - 0 views

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          Inside the Met was my         fourth Puzzles-Pluspuzzle, and probably my favorite. The Metropolitan Museum of Art was such a great choice! I recognize many of the paintings, sculptures, and artifacts, whic
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h made doing the puzzle even more enjoyable. At first, it looked a little overwhelming, but once I got started, I was able to do a little each night. Believe it or not, I find it very relaxing to do your puzzles. There were times when I was sure that there was a piece missing, but I continued on nevertheless. And guess
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Three Digital Life Trends for 2014 - Barna Group - 0 views

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n fact, there's not much that adults today don't experience through a digital lens. And while the benefits of technology are many-increased information, social connectivity and even communities and tools for spiritual growth, to name a few-the hyperlinked life also opens up new challenges. Because the relationship to personal devices is so strong, it naturally affects personal relationships-for better and for worse. Social media, of course, lives up to its name. As Barna data show, more than one-third of adults (36%) stop whatever they're doing to check their device when they get a new text or message. About the same number (35%) admit their personal electronics sometimes separates them from other people.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">n fact, there's not much that adults today don't experience through a digital lens. And while the benefits of technology are many-increased information, social connectivity and even communities and tools for spiritual growth, to name a few-the hyperlinked life also opens up new challenges. Because the relationship to personal devices is so strong, it naturally affects personal relationships-for better and for worse. Social media, of course, lives up to its name. As Barna data show, more than one-third of adults (36%) stop whatever they're doing to check their device when they get a new text or message. About the same number (35%) admit their personal electronics sometimes separates them from other people.</div>

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fazel culbreath on 20 Mar 14

n fact, there's not much that adults today don't experience through a digital lens. And while the benefits of technology are many-increased information, social connectivity and even communities and tools for spiritual growth, to name a few-the hyperlinked life also opens up new challenges. Because the relationship to personal devices is so strong, it naturally affects personal relationships-for better and for worse. Social media, of course, lives up to its name. As Barna data show, more than one-third of adults (36%) stop whatever they're doing to check their device when they get a new text or message. About the same number (35%) admit their personal electronics sometimes separates them from other people.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">n fact, there's not much that adults today don't experience through a digital lens. And while the benefits of technology are many-increased information, social connectivity and even communities and tools for spiritual growth, to name a few-the hyperlinked life also opens up new challenges. Because the relationship to personal devices is so strong, it naturally affects personal relationships-for better and for worse. Social media, of course, lives up to its name. As Barna data show, more than one-third of adults (36%) stop whatever they're doing to check their device when they get a new text or message. About the same number (35%) admit their personal electronics sometimes separates them from other people. </div>

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