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82Feeding Pets Live Food is Wrong
This article exists to dispel the myth that animals need, or should be fed live food for optimum nutrition and psychological wellness.
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81One Woman's Tale of Frozen Pipes and Perseverance.
I woke up the other morning to no water. I went to the kitchen, no water, I went to the bathroom, no water, and I went to the kid’s bathroom, no water. I knew it was cold here in Illinois, and we had about six inches of snow that covered the...
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84David Archer's "The Long Thaw": A Summary Review
"The Long Thaw" is a modern classic of science exposition, setting forth the physical basis for how the greenhouse effect and Earth's carbon cycle work. Get the gist with this enhanced content summary review.
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82Feeding Your Snake Frozen Mice and Rats
There's usually a big debate over frozen or live rodents. Personally, I prefer frozen, but I have a picky snake, which I'll explain later. First off, snakes aren't the only reptile who will munch on a mouse every now and then. Monitors, tegus,...
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80How to cook a turkey: the most tender turkey ever
The holidays are right around the corner, and now is the time to start thinking of the holiday menu. For many families, turkey is a traditional favorite at both Thanksgiving and Christmas. Have you ever wondered why some turkeys turn out so tender...
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78How To Store, Thaw & Slice a Bagel -- Safely!
How To Store, Thaw and Slice a Bagel Learn how to effectively store and thaw bagels. Safe slicing techniques are also provided.
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79Practical Baking & Food Storing Tips: How to Store Dough
Did you know that you can store your left over dough for later use? Think for a while, you’re hungry but you want to bake your own bread or pizza, but you don’t have enough time to make a dough, isn’t that so frustrating? Indeed it is,...
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75Murder Mystery - English Style
Murder. Why are the British so good at it? From Agatha Christie to P. D James, Arthur Conan-Doyle to Colin Dexter, British mystery writers have dominated the world. Read about Midsomer Murders, Poirot, Mrs. Bradley, Morse and more and determine what makes a host of quiet, well-spoken, unemotional Brits so good at killing - between the pages of a cottage mystery or police procedural, that is.
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77How to Make Baby Food at Home
The average infant eats about $40 of commercially packaged baby food per month. Making your own baby food at home costs less than $15 per month.
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76How To Catch Catfish
Catching Catfish can be easier than you think if you'll follow the tips below. There are a few basic methods that are almost always effective in catching catfish. But keep in mind that some methods work better in some waters than in others. A...
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