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- Stress and Heart Health Quiz
- Up for a Mind-bending Challenge? Play Cryptogram!
- "Wrecks to Riches" Videos
- Celebrity Challenge: Famous Artists
- Will computers overtake humans in intellectual ability?
| Posted: In today's world, it's nearly impossible to avoid the daily stresses that come with a job, bills, having a family and maintaining personal relationships. In small quantities, stress is natural and can even spur our bodies to keep us safe from harm's way. But long-term stress can damage the body, especially the heart. Know much about stress and its effects on this cardiac organ? Don't stress -- you can take this quiz to find out.
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| Up for a Mind-bending Challenge? Play Cryptogram! Posted: Prepare yourself for a puzzlingly good time! It's a game that basically involves a short piece of text with a simple substitution cipher (a method of encryption in which each letter is replaced by a different letter).To solve the puzzle, you have to figure out what the actual letters are and then use them all to make a sentence, create a riddle or answer a question.
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| Posted: Love classic cars? Learn more about the 1957 Chevrolet on TLC's "Wrecks to Riches."
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| Celebrity Challenge: Famous Artists Posted: Artists are the visual historians of society, transforming ideas and events into paintings, drawings, sculptures and more. Certain artists have wielded their craft so successfully that their work, in turn, has influenced history. Test your knowledge of some of these groundbreaking visionaries by taking the famous artists quiz.
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| Will computers overtake humans in intellectual ability? Posted: Computers can make calculations faster than the human brain. But thinking and calculating are two different things. Can computers be programmed to think for themselves better and faster than we can?
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