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The Discovery Store Blog features Discovery Channel DVD favorites, top Discovery TV shows, cool Discovery toys, and unique gift ideas.PARSED CONTENT
The site states the following, "DIY projects for parents and kids, plus cool toys to discover." I noticed that the web site said " The mind boggles with design possibilities when gazing upon the fun, easy-to-make DIY Felt Rosette." They also stated " Attach one or more to a sweater, or shoes, or a denim jacket or a throw pillow or picture frames or a hat! Rosettes turn ordinary objects into luxe objects with just a few stitches. Follow this tutorial to create rosettes in any color and size you like using the Crazy Craft Kit." The meta header had Discovery as the first keyword. This keyword was followed by Discovery Channel, Discoverychannel, and Discovery Store which isn't as urgent as Discovery. The other words the site uses is Discovery.com. store is also included and will not be seen by search engines.ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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Thursday, April 28, 2011. Follow our summer travelers around the world as they explore stunning new horizons, experience thrilling adventures, and go behind the scenes with experts who will share their knowledge of the local animals, iconic landmarks, and unique cultures. Click on a destination above. Posted by Discovery Student Adventures.
Tuesday, September 10, 2013. Open your mouth and listen up! A small frog native to the Republic of Seychelles lacks a conventional middle ear and eardrum to hear sounds made by other frogs, but new research suggests these peculiar croaker . S are not deaf, and can instead use their mouth cavities to pick up on noise. Tuesday, July 23, 2013.
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