Ukraine's military will need to mobilize fewer people than initially expected to fend off Russia's two-year-old invasion‚ Kyiv's top general said on Friday. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in December that his military had proposed mobilizing up to 500‚000 more Ukrainians...

LEMON BLUEBERRY MUFFINS Our most popular recipe from the last Weekend Potluck were these Lemon Blueberry Muffins from Kippi at Home! Our other featured recipes include: Honey Baked Ham from Chew Out Loud‚ No Yeast Hot Cross Buns from With a Blast and Mandy is sharing her recipe for Chocolate Delight! HOW DO I SEE THE WHOLE RECIPE? READ THIS PLEASE! Just click on any of the photos below to take you to the full recipes! Also‚ when you scroll down to the bottom of this post‚ you’ll see a bunch of little thumbnail photos of recipes that your favorite food bloggers are sharing right now! THE RECIPE WITH THE MOST CLICKS: Lemon Blueberry Muffins by Kippi at Home RECIPES THAT CAUGHT OUR ATTENTION: 5-Ingredient Baked Honey Ham by Chew Out Loud No-Yeast Hot Cross Buns by With a Blast FEATURED HOSTESS RECIPE: Chocolate Delight by South Your Mouth YOUR HOSTESSES: South Your Mouth~ Mandy Sweet Little Bluebird~ Mary The Country Cook~ Brandie You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter

Richard Vernon made a brief cameo in 1964’s Goldfinger as Colonel Smithers alongside a 34-year-old James Bond‚ portrayed by the late Sean Connery. Interestingly‚ Smithers was only 39 in the shot from the movie‚ but people thought he looked way older than his age. There have been frequent debates about people from the past looking older than their age‚ including former U.S. president George W. Bush‚ who appeared to be bald at 23 in an old photo. “This is nonsense but did people in the past look older when they were younger?” former baseball pitcher Brandon McCarthy once asked. Why does a 39-year-old man in 1964 look so much older? GOLDFINGER‚ from left: Richard Vernon‚ Sean Connery‚ 1964 A good explanation for why teens from decades ago looked more mature could be style. A photo of a lady in her forties features her wearing a hairstyle associated with the elderly today. Hairstylist Gwenda Harmon pointed out how hairdos in the past were aimed at boosting sophistication and contributing to the illusion of advanced age. RELATED: Celebrities Age 90 And Older Prove Age Is Just A Number Environmental and biological factors played a role as well since cigarette smoking was popular between the ‘50s and ‘70s. This habit led to premature aging‚ wrinkling‚ discoloration‚ and poor skin health in general. Over time‚ smoking rates have reportedly dropped thanks to controls and public health initiatives. Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash Advancements in skincare formulas and the more popular use of sunscreen and anti-aging products have helped improve skin health‚ leading to a more youthful-looking appearance. Also‚ teenagers and young adults nowadays hardly aim to appear older with outfits and hairstyles. Photo by Cheyenne Doig on Unsplash Lifestyle adjustments such as shifts from bad smoking habits‚ and physically laborious work to regular exercises and sedentary work have also contributed to the change in appearance of young people today. People in their 20s and 30s have also become more diet-conscious‚ adopting Mediterranean or vegetarian eating and “going green” with healthy smoothies to take care of their bodies from the inside out. Click for next Article The post People Left Dumbfounded After Seeing What 39-Year-Old Man Looked Like In 1964 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

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From observing how the sun works to how animals react to darkness in the daytime‚ here are 4 simple‚ NASA-funded science projects you can contribute to during the April 8 total solar eclipse.

“The American middle class used to be envy of the world. It was a byproduct of economic freedom. We had a very dynamic free-market economy and limited government. People were out there pursuing their own self-interest and creating employment opportunities.” – Peter Schiff The post The Editors’ Quote of the Day: appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.