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How to Prepare for a Mah Jongg Tournament
Entering a Mah Jongg tournament does not have to be intimidating. This primer for what to expect, along with some tips for playing, will help prepare you for your first tournament.
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3 Favorite Products That Reduce Kitchen Cleanup
This article shares some ideas for reducing or eliminating kitchen messes before they require a lot of cleaning.
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Honest Review: Gurney's Montauk Resort in New York
See a review of Gurney's Montauk Resort on Long Island. I share thoughts about the location, rooms, eating establishments, and more.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Unexpected Mah Jongg Situations
This article shares some answers to Mah Jongg questions that may arise when new Mah Jongg players are starting to play without supervision. Dead hands and timeframes for selecting a discarded tile are just some of the topics covered.
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How to Make Your Baked Goods Look Uniform
Whether you are baking for the holidays or all year round, this article shares some techniques to make your cookies and brownies more uniform. The extra effort will enhance their eye appeal.
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Where to Find Great Clip-On Earrings
Don't want or have pierced ears? Here's a guide to finding comfortable and stylish clip-on earrings.
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Tips for Buying a Comfortable Evening Gown and Shoes
This article highlights some suggestions for buying an evening gown or fancy dress and shoes that is comfortable.
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7 Secrets to More Profits at a Farmer’s Market or Event
This article discusses seven ways to help boost your profits by increasing sales when you sell items at events.
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Cheap Furniture That Is Easy to Move
This article will share some finds for affordable furniture that is lightweight and easy to move.
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Dead Mah Jongg Hand: Tips to Make It Easy to Change Your Hand
This article shares some ideas for finding a new Mah Jongg hand when you realize your hand is dead or difficult to complete.
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Review of Aldi Supermarket: Pros and Cons
This article is a review of the Aldi markets. They offer shoppers cheaper prices than many other markets.
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10 Tips and Ideas for Substitute Teachers
This article provides some tips for those who are new to substitute teaching or struggling when they substitute teach in a classroom.
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Review of Kevin's Paleo Lemongrass Chicken
This article provides a review of Kevin's Paleo Lemongrass Chicken. It is a freezer entree that requires minimal prep and cooking, but it is not pre-cooked before it is frozen.
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Debuting New Gender-Neutral, Singular Pronouns: Gni, Gnise, Gniself and Gnime
This article introduces some gender-neutral, singular pronouns that can help enhance our writing. Use them and help our language grow. Even words can be gender neutral and inclusive.
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Are You Losing Sleep Because of a Pillow Thief? 3 Best Times to Steal a Pillow and How to Do It
If you are living with a pillow thief, it may make it difficult to fall asleep or act friendly towards your loved one if you are not well rested. Follow these tips for getting and keeping your pillow when sharing a bed.
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Have You Ever Had Anxiety Because of Popcorn?
This is in response to Brenda'a latest prompt. It has been a while since I have written a creative piece, so I hope I have captured the essence of anxiety in this piece. The inspiration for this came from overhearing another mom as I was leaving the theatre.
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How to Make a Birthday Special When It Falls on a Major Holiday
This article shares some suggestions for making a birthday special when it falls on another holiday. Separation between the major holiday and the birthday can enhance the birthday celebration.
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9 Christmas Gifts for Moms and Grandmoms Over 70
This article shares some excellent Christmas and holiday gifts for moms and grandmas over 70.
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Seven Things to Think About When Ordering a Prepared Turkey Dinner
Ordering a prepared turkey or turkey dinner requires a little thought so that you get exactly what you want. Ask the right questions so you can decide what works for your family.
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Where Can I Get Rid of Unwanted Books?
This article shares some ideas for getting rid of unwanted books.
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Review of Prize Rebel: Take a Survey to Make Cash
This is an overview of a website called Prize Rebel that gives users the opportunity to make money by completing surveys, playing games, or completing other tasks.
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9 Tricks to Make Sure You Use Up Leftovers
This article gives a brief history of leftovers and suggests ways to make sure your leftovers actually get eaten before they go bad.
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Farmer’s Markets and Events: How to Decide Where to Sell Your Products
This article shares some essential information you want to learn before vending at an event. It also touches on observations to make to decide whether you want to vend at it in the future.
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Product Review of Kirkland (Costco Brand) Protein Bars
A close friend of mine recommended Kirkland Protein Bars. This is a review sharing my opinon of them.
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Eco-Friendly Ribbon and Gift Wrap Alternatives
This article shares ideas for eco-friendly ribbon and gift wrapping.
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Clues for a Halloween Candy Hunt
Organizing a Halloween candy hunt? Need some fresh places to hide candy, and some fresh clues to match? Look no further.
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7 Reasons to Watch Cooking Shows Even If You Don't Make the Recipes
This article shares seven reasons to watch cooking shows even if you do not intend to make the recipes.
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How to Make Money Using an Online Neighborhood Marketplace
This article includes information and tips about selling new and used items on localized, online marketplaces like OfferUp, Nextdoor, and Craigslist.
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Odd Socks: Where They Go, Matching Them, Using Them and More
This article share ideas for reducing odd socks from your laundry, finding sock mates, and identifying ways to use odd socks.
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9 Ways to Feel Less Lonely When You Work at Home Alone
This article shares some ideas for feeling less lonely if you work at home and are beginning to feel isolated.
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Halloween Trick or Treat Alternatives for Teens and Tweens
This article suggests some alternatives for teens and tweens who want to enjoy the spirit of Halloween without trick-or-treating.
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Paper Gift Ideas for Your First Anniversary
Learn the significance of giving a paper gift for your first anniversary, including suggestions for paper anniversary gifts.
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Homemade Candy Corn Recipe: A Delicious Holiday Treat
This article shares a homemade candy corn recipe and gives a brief history of the traditional Halloween treat.
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Best Housewarming Gift Ideas From Traditional to Quirky
This article shares some housewarming gift history and gift ideas. Family composition, space size, and lifestyle can help identify the ideal housewarming gift.
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Cheap Christmas Decorations That Do Not Require Electricity
This article shares some ways to decorate your home for the holidays without using lights.
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Things to Do in Williamsburg That Aren't Kid or History-Related
This article shares information about things to do in Williamsburg, Virginia, and its nearby towns when you are not interested in reenactments or history.
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How to Extend the Life of Your Oven and Keep It Clean
This article will tell the reader why he should limit the use of the self cleaning feature on his oven. It will also provide a method for cleaning your oven.
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4 Places to Buy Cheap Greeting Cards
This article shares some places to buy inexpensive greeting cards.
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Items to Bring If You Are Vending at a Flea or Farmer’s Market
This article includes an exhaustive list of items for vendors to bring when they are selling merchandise at a farmer's market, bazaar, festival, or other event.
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Everything You Need to Know About Glazing Sweet Desserts
Why do we glaze, and what are the best techniques and recipes? Check out this complete guide.
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Payouts at HubPages in Under 10 Months: What I Did
Abby Slutsky has been writing for HubPages for less than a year. During that time, she has been fortunate to get some payouts. This article will share her insights about getting payouts.
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Review of "An Invisible Thread" by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski
Have you read "An Invisible Thread" by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski? This is a book review of one of the most riveting books I read this year. It is based on a true story between two authors who come from completely different walks of life and manage to forge a life-changing friendship.
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10 Tips for Revising and Updating Your Article or Blog Post
Revising an article so that it stays fresh and current is important. However, sometimes it can be difficult to know how to revise your article or what specifically to change or update. Here are some of the things I consider when updating my work
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4 Birthday, Father's Day, and Christmas Gifts for Golfers
This article discusses four products that make excellent gifts for golfers. Regardless of the occasion and your budget, you can find a gift that a golfer is sure to enjoy.
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Clean Less: Ways to Create Fewer Dirty Dishes
Do dirty dishes always seem to accumulate in your house? These ideas can help reduce the number of dirty dishes and utensils in your home.
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My First Visit to a Hospice Patient
This article is the story of my first visit to a hospice patient, but it is also a story about getting more comfortable in a scary and sad environment.
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4 Recipes With Leftover Rotisserie Chicken: Fried Rice, Quesadillas, Sliced Chicken, and Pot Pie
Got leftover rotisserie chicken? Here are four fabulous ways to turn those leftovers into tasty next-day meals.
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Five Ways to Give Your Mom the Gift of Time This Mother's Day
Finding the ideal Mother's Day gift can be challenging, especially when your mother or grandmother doesn't suggest something specific they want or need. Here are five ways you can give your time instead of something material.
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How to Help and Encourage Your Children to Write Thank You Notes
Read this article to learn some tips for helping and motivating your children to write thank-you notes at almost any age.
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8 Tips to Help You Brainstorm Writing Topics
At times, figuring out what to write about may be harder than writing. This article shares some ideas to help you find witing topics.
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Unemployed or Slow at Work?: 7 Ways to Use Your Time
This article shares some ways for keeping busy if business is slow or you are unemployed. Although a job search will take up time, some people in this situation find they do not know what to do with their time.
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5 Kitchen Gadgets That Actually Help You Lose Weight
This article discusses appliances that help you create alternatives to decadent foods. One appliance even produces a product that may curb your appetite.
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How to Host a Virtual Passover Seder on Zoom or Google Hangouts
It can be challenging to host a family holiday from afar. These suggestions and resources will help your virtual Passover Seder go smoothly!
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Yes, There Are At Least 10 Positive Things From Covid-19
Although the Coronavirus is devastating to many, there are a few positives from it.
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Review of Milton’s Craft Bakers Cauliflower Pizza
An honest and unbiased review of Milton's Craft Bakers Cauliflower Pizza. This author is not involved in any affiliate program with Milton's Bakers.
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10 Kitchen Essentials That You Might Not, but Should Have in Your Kitchen
This article discusses items that will help enhance your time in the kitchen.
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Cookie Holidays: 10 National Yummy Celebrations
Starting with National Shortbread Day on January 6th and ending with National Cookie Day on December 4th, this article discusses 10 national holidays devoted to celebrating cookies that you won't want to miss.
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How to Promote a Love of Math When Your Children Are Young
This article offers suggestions on ways to engage your child in math when he or she is young. Using math in daily life may help your child like it and recognize its usefulness.
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Good Clues for a Socially Distant Easter-Egg Scavenger Hunt
Typically, Easter egg hunts involve children exploring aimlessly to find hidden eggs. But why not create formal clues to add a scavenger-hunt element to the event? Keep your kids socially distanced while having a blast with these clue ideas.
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Three Healthy Ways to Fill Eggs for Your Easter Egg Hunt
Here are healthy options for filling plastic Easter eggs and hiding them for your children. Skip the candy and let your children have some healthy fun.
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Valentine's Day Truffles: Basic Recipe Plus Four Variations
This easy truffle recipe lets you make multiple truffle flavors out of one basic chocolate recipe. Wow your sweetheart or family members with a box of their favorites.
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Bone Broth Chicken Egg Drop Soup With a Hint of Saffron
Egg drop soup made with bone broth and a hint of saffron, plus several delicious variations.
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Tips for Writing the Perfect Thank-You Note for a Gift
This article includes helpful tips for writing a thoughtful thank-you note that shows your gratitude whether you know the gift-giver well or they are just an acquaintance.
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How to Avoid Spam While Affiliate Marketing
This article will help writers who are new to affiliate marketing avoid making their articles too spammy. There is a fine line between sounding like an advertisement and promoting a product through personal experience.
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8 Ways to Save Money While Raising Children
This article shares some tips for saving money when bringing up your children in an expensive world.
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My Opinion About the Job of a Journalist: Their Job Isn’t What You Think It Is
This article is my attempt to balance my unhappiness with how politics is reported and presented in the media in the United States with reality. Formerly, I believed that the job of a journalist was to report and present fair, unbiased news.
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Is the NFL Fumbling on Covid?
This article shares the author's opinion about why it may be a poor decision for NFL football players to be exempt from wearing masks during games. This article in no way indicates that any particular player or team has COVID, but all workers, including football players, have the potential.
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How to Make a Pretty Paper-Bag Cookie Container
This easy paper bag basket will wow the recipient and make homemade cookies and treats look extra special.
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From Payphone to Cell Phone: Growing Up Without a Cell Phone
This article is a walk down memory lane that highlights growing up without a cell phone. (Yes, some of us really did it.)
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Christmas and Holiday Gifts for Someone Working From Home
Given that many people are working from home, it's the perfect time to think about a holiday gift that coincides with their new work-life balance. This article includes four simple-but-thoughtful gift ideas for a friend, family member, or loved one who works from home.
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How to Use Your Garage for Safer Holiday Entertaining
Transform your garage into a dining area! Combine fresh air from an open garage with the warmth of a space heater, make your garage a little more inviting, and ring in the holidays with a dinner party while maximizing safety.
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Six Tips for Having a Wonderful (or at least Better Than Average) Divorce
This article shares some ideas for how to get along with your ex-spouse and have a good divorce.
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How to Make Thanksgiving Festive When Celebrating Alone
Ideas for making Thanksgiving more festive and less lonely when you are celebrating by yourself or with only those in your household. Holidays may look different some years, but we can find ways to enjoy them just the same.
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How to Reduce Your Guest List and Disinvite Wedding Guests
This article includes ideas for reducing your guest list and telling recipients of a "save the date" or invitation that they are no longer invited to your wedding due to a change in circumstances.
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Anytime Southern Biscuits With a Thanksgiving Day Twist
These Southern biscuits have a cute Thanksgiving twist! I used a turkey cookie cutter to make festive biscuits for the holiday.
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Review of Marriott Timeshares During Covid-19
This article is based on a recent visit to Marriott timeshares in Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head. The author does not work for and is not affiliated with Marriott. The article shares precautions that helped enhance guest safety during COVID-19.
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Six "Get Well" Gifts for Someone Recovering From a Hospital Stay
This article offers some gift ideas for friends or family members who may be recovering from an operation or a hospital stay. A thoughtful gift—even if it's just your time—will boost your loved one's spirits and let them know you are thinking of them.
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Should Your Children Trick-or-Treat This Year?
Wondering how to decide if your children should trick-or-treat this year? Here's what to consider when deciding whether you are going to let your children trick-or-treat during the pandemic.
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Low-Salt Ways to Make Your Turkey Moist and Juicy
This article suggests some ways to prepare your turkey before cooking it by adding liquid to it while minimizing the amount of salt.
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Cheap Ways to Stay Warm Without a High Heating Bill
This article provides some tips on how to stay warm without incurring a high heating bill.
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10 Ways to Keep Your Holiday Gathering Safe During COVID-19
This article includes 10 tips and ideas for increasing your guests' safety when you are hosting a Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hannukah, or holiday meal.
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11 Tips for Better Homemade Soups
This article shares some tips and tricks for improving your homemade soups.
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Simple and Delicious Mushroom Barley Soup
This delicious soup is thick and hearty. It is equally good as an afternoon snack or a filling meal.
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How to Make DIY Gift Tags for Birthday and Christmas Presents
Learn how to make one-of-a-kind gift tags out of old business cards to adorn your presents with a personal touch.
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How to Maximize the Benefit of Reading With Your Children
This article will share strategies that teachers use to help children get the most out of reading. Parents can easily use these strategies at home when they listen to their children read or read to them.
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Five Tips for Trick-or-Treating Safely by Social Distancing
Worried about Halloween during the pandemic? Here are five simple ways to maximize your children's safety if they plan to trick-or-treat this year.
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5 Baking Tips for Better Baked Goods
This article clarifies some baking directions and discusses ways that can improve the consistency and appearance of your baked goods.
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4 Ways to Celebrate Yom Kippur Without Going to Temple
This article discusses some ways you can celebrate the Yom Kippur holiday if you are unable to attend services or cannot have a large family gathering to break your fast.
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Does Your Child's Workspace Promote Virtual Learning?
If you're anything like me, your kids are probably doing home from school right now (at least, part-time). Working from home can be difficult for kids that are used to going to school. This article shares some ideas for creating a functional, comfortable workspace for your child's virtual learning.
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Creamy Chicken Corn Chowder With Almost No Cream
This creamy chicken corn chowder is a family favorite because it has a thick, filling consistency but contains very little cream. It only takes about 45 minutes to prepare, so it is one of the least time-consuming soups I make.
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4 Menu Items Every Restaurant Should Serve
This article discusses some menu selections that are likely to be profitable because they are inexpensive to make and use up ingredients that are perishable.
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How to Instantly Improve Your Writing: Use These Tools
This article shares some online tools that can help improve your writing. Some are free, and some have a fee. Take advantage of them to elevate your writing to the next level.
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Teaching Your Third Grader to Write an Opinion Essay
Teaching kids to write can be difficult. This article provides directions for teaching third-grade students how to write an opinion essay. Opinion essays are a staple of writing for kids. Kids need to learn how to share their opinions with others!
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Professing Love, Looking Good, Scamming Your Money
This article tells those looking for love online how to identify romance scammers, how they lure their victims, and what to do to avoid becoming a victim.
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Easy Jack-o'-Lantern Potato Stuffed Peppers for Halloween
Need a delicious Halloween treat? These stuffed jack-o'-lantern peppers make a festive and crowd-pleasing addition to our meal.
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Prepping to Teach Your First Tutoring Session
This article shares some ways to learn about your student and prepare for your first tutoring session. Here are activity ideas and example questions to ask the student and their parents.
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Take Control of Your Email Inbox by Cleaning It
Being in the house a lot has me busy cleaning. However, one item that still needs organization is my inbox. Here are some tips to organize your email and get rid of unwanted trash.
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4 Websites That Can Help You Improve Your Typing
This article reviews four websites that can help improve the speed and accuracy of your typing. Whether you are a writer, a secretary, or someone seeking at-home employment, improving your typing skills can help you become more employable and efficient.
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Delicious Brisket Your Family Will Love: Holiday Recipe & Tips
Friends constantly ask me for my brisket recipe. It requires long, slow cooking, but the aroma alone is worth the effort. You can reheat leftovers the next day, or use them in a sandwich.
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Clues for a Halloween Candy Hunt
Create a candy hunt for your children so that they can enjoy Halloween safely, indoors! These ready-made clues will help make your candy hunt a snap to put together.
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Seven Tips to Perfectly Unmold Your Cake or Frozen Dessert
Sticking to the pan can ruin your desserts. Check out these instructions to help you unmold a baked cake or frozen dessert successfully.
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The 3 Best Appliances to Give as Christmas or Birthday Gifts
Between Christmas, birthdays, and other special occasions, gift-giving has become a frequent consideration. Since most people spend a lot of time at home, a useful appliance could be the perfect gift. These are my three favorite appliances, and I would recommend them to anyone.
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Glazing Breads: It's All About the Crust
Although applying a glaze or wash to bread takes only seconds, it affects the appearance, texture, and flavor. This article explores the what, when, why, and how of bread glazing.
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Ideas and Tips for Making Your HubPages Article Longer
The article provides some tips for expanding the length of your article. Although I use most of these techniques, I also looked at other successful authors' articles to see what others are doing to develop in-depth pieces.
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Gift Card Fraud: Can You Get Your Money Back?
This article will explore how gift card fraud can happen, how to find out whether your information is susceptible, and what you can do to try to get a refund.
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Manhattan Clam Chowder With Chicken Broth
This Manhattan clam chowder recipe contains chicken broth, which I always have on hand. It does not have a lot of clam juice, but the plentiful clams still give the soup a traditional Manhattan clam chowder flavor.
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How to Create a Socially Distant Halloween Candy Hunt at Home
Learn how to plan a socially distant candy hunt for Halloween. Your children can collect candy in costumes in their own home (or yard if you have one) this Halloween.
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4 Ways to Improve Your Hub Comments
This article highlights some ways to make more effective comments when you are reading someone else's work.
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4 Banana Recipes: Chips, Smoothie, Whip, and Caramelized Topping
This article shares several different ways to enjoy bananas.
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8 Items to Buy and Keep in Your Car for Emergencies
This car lists some items that you should keep in your car in case of a breakdown or injury.
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14 Interview Questions to Ask a Tutor or Teacher
Choosing the right tutor or teacher will help your children excel at learning. Hiring the wrong teacher could set your student back significantly! Knowing what to ask in an initial interview is key to hiring the right candidate. This article suggests some questions to ask during the interview.
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6 Amazing Hostess Gifts for Someone Who Loves to Bake
These are some of the best hostess gifts I have ever received. I use them constantly and have enjoyed them far longer than a bottle of wine. If your host is a baking enthusiast, consider opting for a gift that coincides with their interest and will serve them long after the event is complete.
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Easy Potato Pancakes (Latkes) With Cinnamon Apple Slices
This potato latke recipe is simple and is a favorite with family and friends. The cinnamon apple slices make it extra special!
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Osteoporosis: How I Fit in My Calcium
I was the first of my friends to be diagnosed with osteoporosis, so I am always asked what I do to add calcium to my diet. Here are the dietary changes I've made (I don't discuss other treatment options).
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9 Ways to Use Mint Leaves From Your Garden
Given that I have an abundance of mint in my garden, I thought I would share some ideas for using the fragrant leaves.
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Don't Slip up and Toss Your Banana Peel Before Using it
Abby
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Help! Ways to Improve Your Hubs
This article provides tips that I have accumulated from reading articles when others are asking for help improving their hubs. Although I hope the article will be beneficial to all readers, I have tried to include some suggestions and links to help nonnative speakers.
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Does "No" Mean "No" in Your House?
Sometimes our actions do not reinforce our words. This article cautions against sending mixed messages and provides suggestions for ensuring that your kids understand that "no" means "no".
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5 Simple Ways to Teach Your First-Grader Math
Get tips and suggestions for keeping your first-grader up-to-date on math concepts.
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Rum Raisin Cinnamon Challah Recipe
This challah features rum-soaked raisins and cinnamon swirls to give it a sweet flavor. It is so yummy that I rarely have leftovers. Serve it straight from the oven, if possible.
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Longer Nails: A Review of Some Helpful Products
These products targeted nail strength, my cuticles, and my fingers. This article highlights the products I used to get stronger, longer nails.
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Break-in: Do You Know How to Stay Safe in Your Bedroom?
This article tells a quick story about the author's reaction to what she thought was a break-in situation, and then makes some suggestions for staying safe.
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Two Beginner Bridge Book Reviews and Practice Suggestions
Abby Slutsky loves games. She has played Mah Jongg and canasta for years and is now learning bridge.
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6 Steps to Host a Socially Distant COVID-19 Party
This article includes ideas for hosting a socially distant, COVID-19-themed party. Given that we are entertaining at home because of it, I thought the theme was fitting.
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Fond Memories of My Children's Childhood
This article mentions some of the memorable moments that I remember about my children's childhood. Some were moments I successfully got them to behave; some I remember because they taught me something, and others were just times when I felt joy from my sons' company.
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Activities to Do While You Wait on Hold
Rather than wasting your time on hold, choose a productive or leisure activity that will make the time pass quickly. This article offers some suggestions that will keep you busy and relaxed while you wait, such as doing the laundry, reading a book, or taking a walk.
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Paying Respects to the Deceased With a Memory Book
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many funerals and memorials are virtual (or attendees are limited). Looking for ways to honor the deceased, pay your respects, and provide emotional support to family and friends without attending the funeral? Create a memory book.
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How to Bet in American Mah Jongg
Are you a new Mah Jongg player who is not betting? Here's why you should bet (and what you need to know about the procedure for betting when you play American Mah Jongg).
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Tips for Buying a Mah Jongg Set
A guide for the novice player in the market for their first Mah Jongg set. Learn what's included and what the author prefers.
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Easy Tricks for Getting Your Kids to Love Vegetables
This article discusses tricks for getting your children to love eating vegetables.
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4 Advantages of Using Red Ribbon for Gifts and Decorations
This article highlights the advantages of keeping a red ribbon on hand for your holiday, home, or business needs.
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Soft Half and Half Rolls (Half White and Half Whole Wheat)
These flavorful rolls have a hint of honey and are soft inside. They are not difficult to make, and they use a combination of whole wheat flour and white bread flour. I created the recipe in an attempt to satisfy my children, who prefer white flour, and my husband, who prefers whole wheat.
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9 Uses for Dish Towels
This article discusses eight ways to use kitchen towels. Their versatility makes them indispensable for any kitchen. It also cautions the reader against using them in lieu of pot holders.
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Seven Items to Keep in Your Car During the Coronavirus Era
This article provides a list of items to keep in your car that may help maintain safety and reduce the possibility of picking up germs as you do day-to-day errands and begin to socialize during the Covid-19 pandemic.