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Mariano Montagna

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Mariano Montagna

    15 Natural Disasters That Changed America Forever - AOL (opens the original)

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    Throughout history, America has faced numerous natural disasters. Many of these moments are still remembered over a century later and forced citizens to change how they build cities and handle emergencies. When we look back at these events, we see the human stories and the hard lessons they taught. These disasters pushed the nation to create better warning systems to protect future generations. The following 15 natural disasters have shifted how Americans think about their safety and their relat

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Mariano Montagna

    15 1970s Drinks We Secretly Still Love - AOL (opens the original)

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    The 1970s gave us disco, bell-bottoms and plenty of unforgettable drinks. Some beverages from the decade disappeared almost as quickly as they arrived, while others became classics. These drinks were part of everybody´s everyday life. Looking back, some of them might seem a little strange or excessively sweet. But there is something comforting about the flavors people grew up with. From fizzy sodas to party punches, here are 15 drinks from the 1970s we can all remember. Before Diet Coke became w

  3. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Mariano Montagna

    12 Strangest Guinness Records Ever - AOL (opens the original)

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    Some people just want to be normal. Others want to hold a Guinness World Record. From eating airplanes to wearing hundreds of shirts at once, these individuals have proved that fame can come in the oddest shapes. This list rounds up some of the strangest records ever. A few are gross, a few are funny, and all of them are hard to believe. Keep reading and see just how far people will go to make the history books. Radhakant Bajpai from India grew ear hair measuring 13.2 cm, earning him a Guinness

  4. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Mariano Montagna

    15 Jobs That Sound Old-Fashioned but Still Pay Well - AOL (opens the original)

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    Some job titles just sound like they belong to the past. But plenty of old-fashioned jobs never actually disappeared; they just changed clothes. A surprising number of these careers, the ones that sound like they walked out of a 1950s catalog, are quietly paying six figures today. While everyone is chasing tech jobs and startup titles, plenty of old-school professions keep functioning, and demand for them is climbing because fewer young people are learning the needed skills. Here are 15 jobs tha

  5. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Mariano Montagna

    15 School Supplies From the 1980s That Kids Wouldn’t Recognize Today - AOL (opens the original)

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    Walk into a classroom today, and you will find laptops, tablets, and smartboards where chalk dust used to be. Back-to-school shopping in the 1980s meant something completely different: a very specific list of tools, gadgets, and notebooks that every kid needed to survive the school year. A kid who grew up in the 1980s could probably still describe the exact smell of a freshly copied worksheet, or the satisfying snap of a Trapper Keeper’s Velcro. A kid growing up now would have no idea what eithe

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