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Introducing – Vinny’s World Tour- An Adventure In Imagination By Jacqueline Marie

Introducing - Vinny’s World Tour- An Adventure In Imagination By Jacqueline Marie. Genres: Men's Adventure Fiction and Children's Action & Adventure Books. Don’t many things seem impossible before someone makes them possible?Join Vinny, a curious little boy from a small town, as he embarks on a magical adventure, armed with nothing but his imagination and a special art set from his parents. Vinny creates a Secret Map that takes him on exciting journeys, showing him that with creativity, the world is full of endless possibilities. Through fun illustrations and thrilling adventures, kids will learn that their imagination is a powerful tool for dreaming big and achieving impossible goals. Read more.

How Do We Get It? – Potassium

How Do We Get It? - Potassium. Potassium, a chemical element with the symbol K, is an essential mineral for all living organisms. It plays a crucial role in various physiological processes, such as maintaining fluid balance, transmitting nerve impulses, and activating enzymes. While it is commonly found in nature, pure elemental potassium is not naturally occurring due to its high reactivity. In this article, we will explore the origin of potassium, its extraction processes, commercial processing, the countries that mine and produce the most, and the environmental impacts associated with its mining.

THE VARIANT CONSPIRACY TRILOGY By Christine Hart – Goddess Fish Promotions

THE VARIANT CONSPIRACY TRILOGY By Christine Hart - Goddess Fish Promotions. GENRE:  SciFi romance. What if the men destroying our world were doing it on purpose? The Variant Conspiracy trilogy follows 19-year-old Irina Proffer as she connects the dots between her cryptic employer's work and an international plot to transform Earth. Read excerpts, guest post and enter giveaway.

Coriss The Alchemical Wizard Presents the Periodic Table Element Cobalt

Coriss The Alchemical Wizard Presents the Periodic Table Element CobaltVideo.

Higher Love By Joanne Kukanza Easley – Sponsored By Lone Star Literary Life

Higher Love By Joanne Kukanza Easley - Sponsored By Lone Star Literary Life. Genre: Women's Literary Fiction. Higher Love - the new release from Joanne Kukanza Easley, the multi-award-winning author of Sweet Jane, Just One Look, and I’ll Be Seeing You. Read about the book and enter giveaway.

Friends Are Forever By Mike Martin – Sponsored By Pump Up Your Book

Friends Are Forever By Mike Martin - Sponsored By Pump Up Your Book. Genre: Mystery. In this, the sixteenth novel in the Sgt. Windflower Mystery series, author Mike Martin continues to craftintrigue in the cultural and geographical setting unique to Newfoundland and Labrador. Readers new to the Windflower mysteries and those returning will experience the joys of a close-knit community thatthrives on the simpler things in life: por’ cakes, a lighthouse in serious need of a facelift, TV movie nights and the warmth of get-togethers with family and friends.  Read excerpt and guest post.

Murder With Wine: A Tori Winters Mystery By Anita Dickason

Murder With Wine: A Tori Winters Mystery By Anita Dickason.

How Do We Get It? – Magnesium

How Do We Get It? - Magnesium. The Origin of Magnesium: From Element to Commercial Production.Magnesium, a silvery-white metallic element, plays a vital role in various industries and everyday life applications. From aerospace to automotive, construction to healthcare, magnesium is highly valued for its lightness, strength, and corrosion resistance. But where does this essential element come from and how is it commercially processed? Let's explore the origin of magnesium, its extraction process, commercial handling, as well as its impact on the environment.

Book Review for the Blue Unicorn’s Journey To Osm by Vermont

Read Book Review for the Blue Unicorn's Journey To Osm by Vermont Rreviewer

How Do We Get It? – Zirconium

How Do We Get It? - Zirconium. Zirconium, a chemical element with the symbol Zr and atomic number 40, is notable for its high resistance to corrosion and high melting point. Its journey from discovery to commercial extraction reflects the evolution of chemistry and materials science. The discovery of zirconium can be traced back to the late 18th century, specifically to 1789 when the Swedish chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius isolated zirconium oxide from the mineral zircon (ZrSiO4). Berzelius identified zircon as a distinct mineral and recognized its potential to yield a new element.