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Learning to recognize quiet warning signs may help you pay closer attention to your health.
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MEMPHIS—Rib joints in Tennessee to department stores in Oklahoma are filling up with women Charlestonning their way through a resurgence of mah-jongg.
Mah-jongg is a tile-based game that originated in 19th-century China and was brought to the United States in the 1920s.
The game surged in popularity after the coronavirus pandemic, as people, especially women, sought to reignite their social circles with a little friendly competition.
There are approximately 1,026 mah-jongg clubs across the United States, according to research published by Bam Good Time in April. (Read more)
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With its red terracotta roof and stucco exterior, Scotty’s Castle appears to have bloomed from a monochromatic landscape. The story of how it came to be built in North America’s hottest, driest area, where summer temperatures often top 120 degrees Fahrenheit and rainfall is less than two inches annually, is unusual. (Read more)
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I’m driving down a winding road called Elm Pass that connects the small town of Center Point to my ranch. One of my kids is asleep in the backseat.... (Read more)
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