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95Butter or Margarine: Which is Healthier?
The question of whether it is healthier to eat butter or margarine is a confusing one. One day research comes out proving that butter is a healthier choice, the next day another set of research proves that...
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82The Basics of Living Walls, Green Walls, and Vertical Gardens
When many people first hear the term "living wall," they think of ivy covered houses and other buildings. Though the appearance might be similar, the execution is very different. Ivy growing up a wall is...
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89Ideas for a Victorian Wedding
Theme weddings are one of the most popular ways to express your individuality as a couple. The elegance and beauty of the Victorian era appeals to many couples, and a Victorian theme is a perfect choice for a...
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91A Salad a Day Keeps the Doctor Away: The Health Benefits of Green Salads
Eating a green salad every day is one of the healthiest habits you can get into. Green salads are bursting with vitamins and minerals from fruits and vegetables. Eating two cups of Romaine lettuce alone...
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83How To Do Jigsaw Puzzles Like an Expert
Jigsaw puzzles are a fun and relatively inexpensive hobby that are also good for your brain! Jigsaw puzzles build great spatial reasoning and logic skills. They make a wonderful family activity, especially on...
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83Dual Purpose Chicken Breeds
There are a number of different types of chicken, including egg laying breeds, meat breeds, show or fancy breeds, and dual purpose breeds. Dual purpose chickens, which provide both good eggs and good meat,...
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81Rare and Endangered Sheep Breeds
Heritage sheep breeds are good choices for small flocks because they are typically hardier and more self-sufficient than many commercial breeds. Unfortunately, many heritage breeds are now rare. Keeping a...
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88Vitamin D for Menstrual Health
Despite the fact that it is one of the few nutrients the human body can manufacture (with a little help from the sun) more than 70% of American adults are estimated to be vitamin D deficient. This is bad...
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87How To Attract Snakes To Your Garden
Despite their bad reputation, snakes can be a gardener's best friend. They will happily take care of insect and rodent pest problems for you free of charge. Garter snakes are considered especially beneficial...
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82Attracting Frogs and Toads To Your Garden
Frogs and toads are tremendously beneficial to gardeners and anyone who loves to spend any time outside. They eat thousands of insect pests, including pesky mosquitoes and flies. (A single adult toad can eat...
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