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Route One Apparel gets you ready for Preakness

Preakness is now under a week away and if you are looking for something to wear showing off your Maryland pride, Route One Apparel is your one stop shop.

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Maryland Companies Show Advantage of State for Business Growth with Latest News

Baltimore, Md. (PRWEB) June 21, 2022 The Maryland Marketing Partnership, created by Governor Larry Hogan in 2016 to help drive Maryland’s branding and

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Route One Apparel celebrates Maryland Day

Maryland Day is March 25, but Route One Apparel is celebrating all month long with some new gear and new deals. Joining us with more is Route One founder and ow.

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Bottomless Supply of 17-Year Cicadas In Illinois

'Bottomless' Supply of 17-Year Cicadas In Illinois - Chicago, IL - A psychoactive chemical in a fungus causes the insects emerging in Illinois to copulate until their genitals fall off, research shows.

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17-Year Cicadas: Bottomless Supply In Ohio Really Bottomless

17-Year Cicadas: ‘Bottomless’ Supply In Ohio Really Bottomless Patch 2 hrs ago © Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Cicadas are emerging throughout central and southern Ohio. OHIO The 17-year cicada mating season underway in Ohio is already basically death sex for the insects, which spend nearly two decades underground just waiting for this moment. But researchers say the insects, which will die a couple or three weeks after answering nature s call to perpetuate their species, face a rather ghastly peril: certain types of the fungus Massospora that contain the same psychoactive chemicals found in hallucinogenic mushrooms and street amphetamines. And as these psychoactive compounds do to humans, the fungus Massospora is causing some bizarre cicada behavior.

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