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Carol's Corner is a collection of stories, articles, and poems by the publisher Carol Roach.

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Feb 26, 2010 – 

Format change:  Three new categories of stories offered making a total of 4 categories.  Two categories will be featured daily, so if you don't like one story you have the option to read another.  Of course you can read both of them as I hope you will do.

Health Article

Title: Fewer toothless people due to better oral care

Excerpt:   Friedlander explains that is no artificial device is better than the real thing. They cannot fit better than real teeth or feel as natural and as comfortable. Dentures cover the taste buds on the roof of the mouth meaning that denture wearers do not have the ability to taste their food as well as non-denture wearers. Denture wearers can also end up with sores from removing their dentures especially when they eat. Some denture wearers are only able to eat softer foods, and biting into an apple can be impossible to do. Wearing dentures can even affect the enjoyment of kissing.  

Please click on this link to read the article:

http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-38644-Montreal-Health-Examiner~y2010m2d20-There-are-now-fewer-toothless-people-in-Canada-due-to-better-oral-care

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Today's Story:  

Title:  The Amazing Mummification Process Of Egyptian Mummies

Excerpt:      A corpse of a man nicknamed Ginger given that name due to his hair colour is about the earliest Egyptian mummy found. He was well preserved due to conditions found in the hot desert sands, which had been his burial site since his death estimated to be around 3300 B.C. Ginger was not a mighty Pharaoh so he did not get the notoriety given Ramses and Seti I and the other Pharaoh's discovered to date. Nevertheless he is an example of a natural mummification process, preserved by the desert sands.

Please click on this link to read the article: 

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1863117/the_amazing_mummification_process_of.html?cat=37

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