Staying up all night will cause your body to burn an extra 161 calories.

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When funds are tight, sometimes getting a  second job or refinancing your home just won't cut it. 

There's no shame in turning to your own body to make extra cash–so long as  it's legal.

The problem is it can be tricky nailing down just how much your assorted body  parts are worth, so we did a little digging to find out. 

You won't believe what it costs to get a decent semen donor in this  town. 

1) PLASMA: Anywhere From $30 To $50

It's used in all kinds of treatments, including genetic diseases like hemophilia  and autoimmune disorders. You can donate yours (and should!) but some blood  banks will pay anywhere from $30-$50. 

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Emergency vehicles are on the scene of an accident involving a school bus at Atlantic Ave. and Forest Oaks Drive ear Spring Forest Road in Raleigh.    

Officials have confirmed the accident is fatal, however no children were on board the bus at the time.

Both northbound and southbound lanes of Atlantic Ave. between Atlantic Springs Spring Forest roads are blocked. Forest Oaks is also blocked between Timber Ridge Drive and Atlantic Ave.

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When families "blend" to create stepfamilies, things rarely progress smoothly. Some children may resist changes, while parents can become frustrated when the new family doesn't function like their previous family. While changes to family structure require adjustment time for everyone involved, these guidelines can help blended families work out their growing pains and live together successfully.

1)Too many changes at once can unsettle children. Blended families have the highest success rate if the couple waits two years or more after a divorce to remarry, instead of piling one drastic family change onto another.

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It is estimated that just 8 percent of American women will keep their last names after marriage. That's down from a record high of about 23 percent in the nineties.

While the decision to change your last name after marriage is a personal choice that every woman (and man) must make, there are societal pressures that may influence couples one way or another.

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