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Similarities Between Hindley and Heathcliff: Two Archenemies in "Wuthering Heights"
Hindley and Heathcliff hate each other and yet the two share personality traits, and their lives play out in the same fashion.
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Analysis of Jabez Branderham's Sermon in "Wuthering Heights"
A pious discourse about forgiveness sparks a brawl among churchgoers and reinforces the theme of religious hypocrisy and cruelty in "Wuthering Heights."
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How to Lighten Your Hair With Hydrogen Peroxide
An easy and inexpensive way to brighten your locks, without having to visit the salon.
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What I Learned While Making My Second Pine Needle Basket
For my second project, I decided to do a much larger pine needle basket with straight sides.
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How to Bubble Wrap Windows for Winter Warmth: Easy Insulation Methods
Keep the cold out and the heat in by covering your windows with bubble wrap before winter. It's the easiest insulation method ever!
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Have You Been a Victim of Undermining?
Undermining can be very subtle and sometimes hard to spot at first, but if you are being targeted, you will soon start to see a pattern.
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How to Tell if Someone Is Trying to Undermine You on Facebook
Those who engage in mind games use popular social networks to target the unsuspecting. This article discusses common scenarios and how to spot if someone is trying to undermine you.
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Swept From the Sea: Will a Shipwreck Survivor and a Lonely Outcast Find Love?
A haunting tale of star-crossed soulmates who seek to survive and thrive.
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How to Get a Parrot to Go Back Inside Its Cage
A parrot may refuse to enter its cage using avoidance, resistance, or aggression. Discover some techniques you can use in response, such as the double-handed swoop.
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Best Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
Want something rich and satisfying to bite into? You won't be disappointed with these flavorful cookies.
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Hindley Earnshaw's Cruelty in "Wuthering Heights"
Heathcliff isn't the only villain in a tale that uncovers the vagaries of human nature. Let's discuss Hindley Earnshaw in Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights."
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The Significance of Names in "Wuthering Heights"
Hints, innuendo, clues, and characterization are embodied in some of the names of the people and places in "Wuthering Heights."
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Was Mr. Earnshaw Heathcliff's Real Father?
Much speculation has arisen over the mystery surrounding Heathcliff's parentage. Did Emily Bronte provide important clues?
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Tricks for Making the Perfect Gravy
Gravy should be sublime, not like something out of the "Twilight Zone." Learn how to make the perfect lump-free, grease-free gravy.
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How to Teach a Pet Parrot to Talk
It can be delightful to converse with your pet parrot, but how do you get it to communicate with you? Here's a basic foundation for teaching a parrot to talk.
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How to Keep Your Body Warm in Winter
Tired of freezing in winter? Sick of feeling cold for hours after venturing out? Here are my favorite tricks for keeping warm in the cold weather.
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Lockwood's Cruelty in Wuthering Heights
Heathcliff may be painted as a villain, but Bronte, through genius storytelling, shows up the real villains in a Gothic tale teaming with thoughtless and cruel characters.
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What We Learn From the Dogs in "Wuthering Heights"
The canines in Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights" reflect their masters' innate characteristics and foreshadow events about to unfold.
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Ideas for Fun Christmas Activities and Traditions When Money Is Tight
How to forge special memories and create new traditions, even if living on a shoe-string budget.
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Time-Saving Alt Keyboard Shortcuts
Need to insert the copyright symbol or a bullet point or a heart? Learn how to do so using shortcuts that save time and effort when computing.
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Exploring "The Anne of Green Gables Treasury"
Go back in time and experience life as Anne would have lived it, stepping into her world through the pages of a special commemorative volume.
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When Someone Insults You: Effective Come-Backs
Put-down artists count on the element of surprise when launching insulting remarks. Become master of the nuance and put verbal abusers in their place.
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The Humor in Chapter Three of Wuthering Heights
Poor Lockwood is forced to stay overnight at the Heights... What awaits him as darkness falls?
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The Humor in Chapter Two of Wuthering Heights
After his first trip to the Heights and an attack by Heathcliff's dogs, Lockwood bravely decides on another visit. Surely this second attempt will prove a better experience... or will it?
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The Humor in Chapter One of Wuthering Heights
A literary masterpiece yields more than windswept moors and broken hearts. In a classic tale of romance and remorse, humor also makes a surprising appearance at the Heights.
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How to Make Coffee in a Pot and Why This is a Good Idea
Your coffee maker is broken. What to do? You can still enjoy a hot cup of Joe. How to make coffee in a pot.
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How to Make Glazed Kugelhopft, a Delicious Christmas Sweet Bread
A traditional Holiday sweet treat loaded with goodies, braided and glazed. Can you say, utterly delicious?
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Boisterous Bailey: An Incredible African Grey Parrot
If someone had told us we'd share our lives with a bird we could converse with, we would have thought this impossible—until a boisterous bird named Bailey came into our lives and stole our hearts.
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Birdies in the Background: Life With Three Playful Parrots
Parrots have an uncanny habit of saying things at the most inopportune moments. They rise to the occasion when your focus is elsewhere, outdoing themselves with verbal acuity.
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Visiting Lucy Maud Montgomery's Birthplace on Prince Edward Island
Find out how this charming home in New London, Prince Edward Island provides intriguing glimpses of a past era and offers up memorabilia and insights about one of Canada's most famous authors.
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Choosing a Yarn Winder: Pros and Cons of Different Models
Ball winders are not all created equal. Learn about the different features and how to choose one that suits your needs.
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How to Make Homemade Sesame Crackers
Crunchy, yet soft, too--and buttery tasting. Awesome healthful snacks you can make at home.
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Big Batch Cinnamon Oatcakes
Make a large batch of these rich oatcakes and enjoy for breakfast or anytime you have a hankering for something tasty and satisfying.
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Taco-Beef Pie Recipe
A spicy hamburger filling topped with grated cheese and a biscuit crust makes for a tasty Mexicali meat pie, you'll make again and again.
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How to Make a Scrapghan: Crochet a Throw or Blanket From Yarn Scraps
Why not use up all those left-over yarn scraps to make a brightly-colored crocheted blanket? An easy project for frugal crocheters.
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A Meatless Spaghetti Sauce With a Chopped Sunflower Seed Base
Chopped sunflower seeds make a rich-tasting replacement for meat and add a pleasing texture in this satisfying vegetarian pasta topping.
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Soothing Teas That Combat Stress and Restore Serenity
Calming herbal teas are stress busters, a boon to those who are on the fast track.
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How to Decorate a Claw Foot Tub With Floral Accents
How to decorate a claw foot with cloth flowers and Sparkle Mod Podge. An easy DIY decoupaging project to pretty up a vintage tub.
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Lightening Fast Method to Learn Touch Typing
In our Internet age, typing has become a necessity. Learn to fly on your keyboard by touch, instead of slow-as-a-slug hunt and peck.
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Why Parrots Need Toys
Parrot toys contribute to a parrot's well-being and may help to combat problematic avian behavior.
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Maximizing Your Web Content for Higher Revenue
Wring the very most out of your published words by optimizing your web content for higher revenue.
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When a Parrot Refuses to Step Up
Here's what you can do when your hook-bill resists climbing onto a hand or reaches down and bites or engages in other domineering behavior.
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Why a Parrot Should be Taught to Step Up
Step-up training fosters trust, combats fear-based behavior, prevents aggression and strengthens the long-term relationship with a companion parrot.
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How to Press Flowers for Pretty Cards, Pictures and Decor Items
How to make enchanting cards, pictures and more by collecting and pressing pretty summer flowers to use in pressed flower art.
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How to Make Cheese Fry Bread
Fried into rounds or fingers, cheese fry bread is a different quick bread that's perfect as party food or a tasty snack.
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Fabulous Secrets for Tender and Juicy Steak
Craving a juicy steak that almost drops from the bone? It all starts with your meat selection and a little know-how. Read on for tips for cooking the best steak.
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Decoupaging Tips for Working With Paper and Fabric
Turn out perfect designs using these decoupaging tips for working with paper and fabric.
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Autumn Table Decorations--Capture Seasonal Colors With a Brightly-Hued Centerpiece
Add a bright splash of color to your table with a striking autumn centerpiece that captures the colors and hues of the season.
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How Height Plays a Role in Avian Aggression
Does your parrot lunge and bite? You can live safely and without losing a finger, when you know how to combat biting in companion parrots.
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What Is Tatting? All About the Ancient Art of Shuttle Lace
Tatting is an ancient crafting method that has been adopted by modern designers. Learn how shuttle lace came down to us and how it is being used today.
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How to Make a Crocheted Pansy
Crocheted pansies add a special touch to handcrafted items.
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Vegetarian Bean Loaf With a Sweet Mustard Glaze
A bean-based meatloaf that is tasty and satisfying with a "meatloaf" consistency that could even fool meat lovers.
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How to Carve Zucchinis for Fall Porch Decorations
Here's a fun kid's craft that uses up end-of-the-season zucchinis and is safer than carving pumpkins.
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How to Select and Prepare Pine Needles for Basket Making
If you've ever wanted to make a pine needle basket, you may be wondering which pine needles to use and how to prepare them.
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The Ancient Art of Naalbinding
Naalbinding was a unique style of knitting done by women in Viking settlements. While dating from antiquity, naalbinding is alive and flourishing in modern times
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Cowichan Sweaters of the Coast Salish People
Cowichan sweaters are made of pure wool, offering warmth and durability coupled with distinctive Native American designs.
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Cave Formation: How Solution Caves Form
The action of acidic water against soluble material creates a karst environment, which creates underground passages, tunnels and formation of caves
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Inukshuks of the Arctic Region
"Someone was here" proclaims solitary stone markers found in the uppermost regions of North America. Who built them? Why were they built? What messages did they portray?
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The Frank's Box--Telephone to the Dead?
A ghost box is causing ripples in the paranormal world. The controversial Frank Box supplies raw audio that spirits purportedly use to communicate messages to the rest of us.
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Cody Caves – One of British Columbia's Best-Known Cave Systems
A network of mysterious limestone tunnels and ancient calcite formations make Cody Caves one the best caving sites in the West Kootenay B.C. back country.
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Ainsworth Hot Springs: Discover a Cave and Soothing Mineral Waters in the West Kootenays
Warm mineral waters and a horseshoe-shaped cave await visitors to Ainsworth Hot Springs, a British Columbia resort offering so much more.
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A Look at the Different Types of Biscuits
Delicious biscuits come in a pleasing variety. From hardtack to Crostoli, there's a surprising selection available. Learn more about the different types of biscuits you can sink your teeth into.
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Historic Ainsworth, B.C. Is the Oldest Village on Kootenay Lake
Mining, sternwheelers and hot springs have ensured the survival of Ainsworth, B.C., the first village on the shores of Kootenay Lake.
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Saving the Trumpeter Swans at Lonesome Lake
Ralph Edwards and his daughter, Trudy, are true Canadian heroes who worked to save the endangered trumpeter swan population at Lonesome Lake.
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Walnut Shortbread Cookies Dusted With Icing Sugar
These melt-in-your-mouth cookies are the perfect Christmastime treat. Loaded with walnuts and lightly dusted with icing sugar, these rich cookies are a taste sensation.
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How to Make a Crocheted Dishcloth With Pretty Scalloped Edging
A free pattern for a crocheted dishcloth worked in variegated kitchen cotton and trimmed with a scalloped edge.
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Soft Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe
How to ensure that your chocolate chip cookies turn our soft, instead or crunchy or hard.
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How to Crochet a Round Floral Rug With Cross-Stitch Roses
If you've always wanted to make a round rug, read on for tips and tricks. Follow along with me as I share how I created this rug.
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Are You Teaching Your Parrot to Bite?
Human behaviors that reinforce biting behavior in psittacines
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Finger Rings and Germs--What Organisms Lurk Under That Band?
Can rings harbor germs that lead to transmission of sickness and disease?
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Why Crocheting is Making a Comeback--Modern Crafters Hooked on Practical Craft
Crocheting has become increasingly popular again as a new wave of modern-day crafters discovers this fascinating craft.
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The Global Soap Project--Saving Lives, One Bar at a Time
Each year, hotels discard millions of bars of soap. The Global Soap Project collects used hotel soap, repurposes it and ships this soap to people in countries that need it the most, thus saving lives.
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Hearty Homemade Bread - Recipe for 6-8 Loaves
A fantastic bread recipe and how-to tips for perfect results.
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How to Make Light and Tender Dumplings
These dumplings are soft and fluffy instead of claggy lumps that even a dog wouldn't eat. One ingredient makes all the difference.
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Oat-Almond Breakfast Bread
A nutritious breakfast bread using ground oats and almonds, a taste and texture that even kids will like.
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Turkey-Filled Biscuit Spirals
Learn how to fancy-up everyday biscuits and make 'em fab. And they look every bit as good as they taste.
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Red Bean Almond Burgers
If you savor the flavor, you won't be disappointed with these cholesterol-lowering veggie burgers.
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How to Crochet a Round Basket From Gardening Twine
How to crochet a round basket out of gardening twine using three easy stitches. This basket can be made in an afternoon.
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Rediscovering the Goodness of Green Pea Soup
This old-time favorite is inexpensive, nutritious, and easy to make.
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Bible Bread--Healthful, Whole Grain Food
Make an unleavened bread out of whole grains.
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Crispy Baked Gnocchi With Parmesan and Garlic
Bake these little dumplings in the oven with butter, Parmesan, garlic and Italian seasonings for a taste sensation.
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How I Cured My Eczema: No More Itching, Blisters, and Weeping Skin
Eczema can torment sufferers with terrible itching, blistering, and weeping skin that turns into scaly patches. I suffered for years before finding a complete cure.
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A Look at Brown Rice, Red Rice, Black Rice and Wild Rice
Rice comes in a stunning variety. Learn about brown, red, black and wild rice and the wonderful sizes, shapes, and flavor these grains offer.
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How to Make a 5-Minute Pond to Pretty Up a Flower Bed
Add a quick and easy water feature among your flowers by using a lid as a container to hold water. Plus, take a peek at some flower garden pond tips to spruce up your greenery.
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Pension Benefits Available to Retiring Canadians
Learn what benefits you qualify for and make sure to apply early so your payments aren't delayed. You can start collecting as early as 60 for one benefit.
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How a Global Sterilization Program Would Curb Population Growth, Reduce Suffering & Conserve Natural Resources
A compassionate and reasonable global sterilization program would go a long way towards reducing the pressing problems of overpopulation, poverty, famine, forced abortion and gendercide. Reducing the global population would improve living standards for all of earth's inhabitants.
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What Are Soap Nuts?
An exciting new product has been discovered by North Americans in recent years. Soap nuts grow in the wild, do not harm the environment, and can be used to do laundry.
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How to Use Baking Soda for Hair Washing
For those looking for chemical-free substitutes for shampoos, baking soda offers a way to wash hair safely and inexpensively.
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The Saint--A Lovable Rogue and a Pretty Scientist Battle the Russians for Cold Fusion
A 1997 movie starring Val Kilmer and Elisabeth Shue. An identity-changing rogue and a pretty scientist combine forces to outwit the Russian Mafia in a race for cold fusion.
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Saving Grace - A Widow Grows Pot to Keep Her Centuries-Old Home
A conservative middle-aged widow resorts to growing pot to stave off creditors in an attempt to keep her 300-year-old manor, as seen in this funny and quirky movie.
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My Journey to Go Green and Create a Safe, Non-Toxic Home Environment
For those who want to "go green," how I started a journey to create a chemical-free home using common household products.
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How to Write SEO Articles That Earn the Most for You
How to write seo articles that earn more for you. Content-rich + SEO can make the difference for online articles.
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How to Make Money Freelancing—Legitimate Methods to Earn Income From Home
You can make money freelancing online but you need to know where to look and how to avoid the scams in order to work from home.
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How to Make Your Own Yarn Holder & Dispenser Using Everyday Materials
Tired of your yarn becoming tangled? Three ideas for homemade yarn holders that will work in a pinch.
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How to Store Your Yarn: Neat Ideas and Smart Solutions for Organizing Your Stash
Keep your yarn organized and tangle-free with innovative products designed to take the headache out of storing yarn.
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Knit or Crochet? How Knitting and Crocheting Differ
Two crafting methods that produce different fabric and different results.
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Knooking: When Knit and Crochet Meet
How to produce knitted fabric without the headache of dropped stitches.
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Rich Brownies Covered With Melted Chocolate Icing
Moist brownies that are so chocolaty, they're downright sinful! A truffle-like icing adds an extra chocolate kick for great tasting squares.
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How to Make a Crocheted Dishcloth: Easy Pattern Using Half Double Crochet
A free pattern for a no-fuss, no-muss dishcloth for everyday use.
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Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia, Where Waves and Rocks Collide
Washed by endless tides, the huge rocky outcropping is a magnet for tourists who want to get up close and personal with a unique corner of Canada along the rugged Atlantic coastline.
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Tips to Reduce Stress and Exhaustion During the Christmas Season
Christmas shouldn't be a time of stress and exhaustion. How do you enjoy the Holiday Season without becoming unglued? Tips to reduce stress and exhaustion during Christmastime.
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How to Puncture and Crack a Coconut Safely
Afraid you'll lose a finger trying to open a tough coconut? Read on to find out how to do it safely.
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Easiest Way to Make Pie
Love homemade pie but hate all the work? Do this one thing and enjoy pie anytime you want, without the marathon.
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Mincemeat Bars With a Delicious Crumbly Topping
Nothing says Christmas quite like these rich-tasting mincemeat bars with a delicious crumbly topping.
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Cherry Shortbread Cookies
Cherry shortbread cookies are a colorful treat to make for Christmas.
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Rasputin--Facts About the Mad Monk of Russia
From humble beginnings, Rasputin rose to become a notorious monk and a man of great influence, whose life and death left an indelible stamp on Russian history.
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Visiting Green Gables House on Prince Edward Island in Atlantic Canada
A quaint farmhouse was the inspiration for a story that has left its stamp on history. Tucked away on Prince Edward Island's north shore, this special place is a must-see in the "Land of Anne."
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How to Make Homemade Pesto--A Tasty Topping for Pasta Made With Pine Nuts
How to make delicious and nutritious pesto sauce with pine nuts, fresh basil and Parmesan cheese to flavor pasta.
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How to Make Delicious Glaze Icing
A delicious sweet topper for cakes, loaves, and donuts.
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Eddie and the Cruisers: A 60s Philly Rock Band Makes It Big Before Their Lead Singer Disappears
Eddie and the Cruisers, starring Michael Pare and Tom Berringer, is a movie with music by John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band.
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La Mian: Hand-Pulled Chinese Noodles
Chinese noodle makers practice the art of La Mian, an ancient method of making hand-pulled noodles that requires no cutting. Noodles magically form in long strands.
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How to Make Four Easy Cream Sauces for Noodles
Here's how to use cream as a base for rich cream sauce, mushroom sauce, cheese sauce, and chicken cream sauce.
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How to Make Kamut Cereal: Cream of Kamut & Cracked Kamut Cereal
How to make nutritious cooked cereal fron Kamut.
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How to Make Rose Petal Tea
Aromatic rose petals can be used to make a lovely tasting tea.
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How to Make Sesame-Flax Seed Butter
Making sesame-flax butter is a good way to include healthful foods in your daily diet. This is a quick guide on how to add a new, delicious seed butter into your diet.
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Timothy Dalton and Zelah Clarke in Fan Favorite Jane Eyre
Fate has seemingly brought passionate Mr. Rochester and principled Jane together but will convention and morality keep them apart?
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How to Crochet Slippers With Soles (Pattern & Tips for Beginners)
Learn how to make super-warm, boot-style slippers that don't slide off. Find tips and tricks on making durable slipper soles and toppers by crocheting with multiple strands of yarn. A stitch guide with videos is included.
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Charming Topsy-Turvy Dolls that Transform into Different Characters
Uh-oh! Grandma has turned into the wolf! Fascinating dolls that change into two or more characters. A delight for children and a great addition to storytelling.
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Leaving Normal: Two Women Travel to the Alaskan Wilderness & Discover Themselves
Two women battling personal demons travel north. Will their new life make or break them?
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Bluebell Flowers: Beautiful and Whimsical Perennials
Whether you call them harebells, wood bells, or auld man's bells, the bluebell flower is a favorite perennial worldwide—and in spring, they spread their magic in enchanting bluebell woods.
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How to Make Crispy and Buttery Croutons From Scratch
Crispy, tasty, buttery, and so much better when made at home.
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How to Find Your Blog's RSS Feed URL
If you've ever tried to add your blog to a blog directory, you've probably been asked to provide your blog's feed URL. Where the heck do you find it?
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Walkers Shortbread Cookies--Scottish Treats Baked in the Highlands
A Scottish company started by Joseph Walker in 1898, pledged to make the world's finest shortbread.
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How Cinderella Teaches Kids Lessons About Endurance & Hope
The greatest magic in the Cinderella story is the lessons it teaches children about choices.
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Why Tree Nuts Are So Good For You--Nutritious Morsels Offer Phytonutrients, Antioxidants, Plant Sterols
A diet that includes a variety of tree nuts may actually be supportive of health and help to guard against development of disease.
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Peanut Butter Cookies Good Enough For the Kid in All of Us
A good peanut butter cookie is slightly crispy on the outside, soft in the middle, and has a rich flavor.
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The Entity: A True Story About a Woman Who Is Attacked by Invisible, Paranormal Forces
Paranormal investigators witnessed chilling events in the house at Braddock Drive, making this one of the most famous cases of psychic assault.
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Moist Pumpkin Loaf
Moist pumpkin loaf is a delicious-tasting sweet bread--an combo of pumpkin and spices sure to please the palate.
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Delicious Ukrainian Hotsput Casserole
A one-dish casserole that combines the smoky flavor of Ukrainian sausage with cheddar cheese, vegetables and mushroom gravy.
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How to Make a White Sauce (Includes Variations)
Knowing how to make a white sauce can be an invaluable cooking skill. You can use a white sauce in so many dishes, either as a topping or a creamy filling.
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Homemade Borsch: A Rich-Tasting Soup Packed With Nutrition
Homemade borsch, when made properly, is delicious. Made from beets and cabbage, it's a hearty and satisfying soup.
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Pineapple Delight Dessert: A Slice of Tropical Heaven
If you could eat heaven with a spoon, this slice would be it.
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Glazed Pineapple-Coconut Cake: Easy and Delicious Recipe
This is a wonderfully different dessert: pineapple and coconut add a taste of the tropics, topped by a yummy glaze icing.
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Delicious Devil's Food Cake to Die For
This is the quintessential cake for chocolate lovers. A sinfully good deep chocolate dessert cake with a hint of coffee.
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Ginger Sparkle Cookies
This is one of the best recipes for soft ginger cookies. They are soft, spicy, and dusted with sugar.
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Gingerbread Men Cookies
A festive and favorite Xmas cookie.
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Alexandrites: Gemstones That Magically Change Color
Alexandrites are stunning gemstones that change from reddish-purple to greenish, with any number of color variations. Each stone is unique and exhibits different color changes.
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Russian Matrushka Nesting Dolls
Children love to take these dolls apart to uncover the secrets inside. Adults love to collect them.
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How to Make Homemade Fried Onion Rings
All you need is sliced onions and a light batter that puffs up magically while frying.
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Royal Albert Christmas Collector Plates: Old Country Roses
These captivating Christmas collector plates with Old Country Roses depict nostalgic scenes from yesteryear through the artistry of F.F. Errill.
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Rose Teapots: Enchanting Collectibles for Any Occasion
Rose-patterned teapots are a favorite with collectors. Whether one collects vintage or modern, these lovelies are available in a range of delightful patterns and in intriguing variations.
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How to Weave a Unique Pine Needle Basket
Learn how to do this centuries-old craft using pine needles gathered from the forest floor.
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Fine Crochet - Materials You'll Need and How to Wash, Starch and Block Your Fancy Work
What you'll need to get started crocheting delicate items, as well as care instructions so that your crocheted pieces turn out looking great.
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Captivating Crocheting: Ideas, Tips & Free Patterns
From crocheted wall hangings to table runners, from crocheted curtains to doilies, a simple hook and crochet cotton can be used to create beautiful crocheted items for your home.
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The Queen Movie Starring Helen Mirren: A Chronicle of Events After Diana's Death
The Royal Family was divided in the wake of Diana's death. Rising pressure for a public acknowledgment of Diana's legacy challenged longstanding reserve and protocol.
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Tasty Mushroom Goulash--A Dinnertime Favorite
A flavorful top-of-the-stove dinner with noodles, hamburger, mushroom soup and garlic.
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Fabulous Farm Pancakes: Made-From-Scratch Hotcakes
Whip up a batch of stick-to-your-ribs pancakes with hot homemade syrup.
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Baked Mac and Cheese Casserole Recipe
This recipe for delicious homemade macaroni and cheese casserole uses a creamy white sauce, seasonings, and breadcrumbs for crunchiness. This is a great casserole for serving a crowd.
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Easy, Cheesy Scalloped Potatoes Recipe
A real crowd-pleaser, easy, cheesy scalloped potatoes makes a delicious dinnertime casserole.
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Barbecued Tofu Strips
Delicious barbecued tofu strips will have you convinced you are eating meat. These are easy to make and even easier to eat.
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Best Barbecue Sauce
A good recipe for homemade barbecue sauce, for chicken, beef, turkey or pork chops. Best recipe you can make to give meat flavor.
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Butter Tart Bars
Scrumptious bars you'll have a hard time staying out of. Just like tarts but without all the work.
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Popovers that Puff Up Magically
Yorkshire puddings or popovers have a definite wow factor as they rise to impressive heights.
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Air Buns--Giant Feathery-Light Bread Buns
Gigantic buns, light as a cloud, to serve when company's coming and for special occasions. Stuff these buns with delicious fillings and enjoy.
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Scottish Oatcakes--Traditional Recipe
Scottish oatcakes are a favorite in our family. They are an oatcake served hot from the oven with butter and hot syrup.
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Perfect Pizza Crust: How to Make the Best Dough for a Tender Base
Pizza crust should be soft, not tough as old shoe leather. Get perfect results every time with this recipe for tender pizza crust that puffs up wonderfully.
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Giant Oatmeal Cookies
Crunchy, delicious and hearty describes these tasty treats.
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Homemade Sesame-Flax Crackers
Sesame and flax combine to make nutritious crackers.
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Christmas Cheese Ball Recipe: A Unique Holiday Appetizer
Cheese balls make a lovely, unique holiday treat—a little something different to add to the festivities. This Christmas cheese ball is so delicious coated in walnuts! Here's how to make it yourself.
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The Countdown To Christmas: A Humorous Glimpse at the Chaotic Days Before X-mas
You approach your last-minute Christmas shopping like a pit-bull on crack: snarling, teeth bared, ready to tear people to shreds. In fact, you wanted to gnaw on the Walmart greeter’s leg . . .
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How to Make Your Own Pasta Noodles From Scratch
Why would anyone make pasta when you could buy it at the nearest store? The answer is the velvety texture you can taste with homemade noodles. Experience a world of difference when you make your own!
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Wonderful Crumble Topping for Muffins, Cobblers, and More
This delicious crumble topping can be used to "ice" muffins and sweet bread or to top fruit cobblers and pies.
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Best Ever Biscuits
How do you make the best-ever biscuits? Learn the secrets to making delicious homemade biscuits that puff up mile-high.
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Thick Buttery 4-2-1 Shortbread Cookies
A recipe for a thicker cookie and it's easy to remember.
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No-Bake Peanut Cluster Cookies
Tasty no-bake cookies you can make in minutes.
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Chocolate Peanut Clusters--Delicious and Easy No-Bake Cookies
Enjoy the rich flavor of these top-of-the-stove cookies.
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Reese's Peanut Butter Bars
A creamy peanut butter base topped with thick chocolate in delicious no-bake bars.
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Chocolate Christmas Bark (No-Bake Recipe)
Melt-in-your-mouth chocolate Christmas bark is so easy to make. Best of all, you make it on top of the stove. Easy to prepare, even easier to eat.
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Eva Cassidy: Extraordinary Singer Who's Gone Over the Rainbow
Eva Cassidy has gone somewhere over the rainbow but her music lives on...
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Edgar Cruz Guitar--Whether Strumming, Picking, or Tapping, Guitarist Edgar Cruz Does it All
Edgar Cruz is a virtuoso guitar player. Cruz has interpreted popular Queen melodies for guitar, such a Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Bohemian Rhapsody and other Queen titles, which he has made available as guitar tutorials.
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"Clair de Lune": Debussy's Masterpiece From "Suite Bergamasque"
In 1890, "Clair de Lune" composer Claude Debussy created his famous "Suite Bergamasque," which included the beautiful piece influenced by impressionist poets and artists.
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Is There Such a Thing as Global Consciousness?
A network of Random Event Generators around the world respond en masse when significant events occur and thus offer surprising clues about a postulated human consciousness field.
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Alex, The Famous Talking African Grey Parrot, Has Passed Away But His Legacy Lives on
Alex may have left us, but he's forever changed perceptions about avian intelligence.