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October 16, 2010
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Edible Thanksgiving Craft Ideas
There are some images which are common to the Thanksgiving holiday such as pilgrim hats, cornucopias and turkeys – to name a few. You can use familiar images as a guide to make edible Thanksgiving craft ideas your children will love to make and eat. With ingredients found in your home, your children can make […]
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October 15, 2010
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Sisal, Jute and Seagrass Rugs ? Eco Friendly and Good Looking
Area rugs made from the natural fibers of sisal, jute, and seagrass make attractive flooring options. The textures and shades are varied, giving your home a fresh, natural look. They are durable as well. Natural fiber rugs are also a good choice for people with chemical allergies or sensitivities. Here are some of the characteristics […]
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October 14, 2010
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Home Lighting ? How to Save Energy
Household lighting uses about 10% of your home’s total energy. When you walk into a room, you probably flip the light switch automatically. And sometimes you forget to switch it off when you leave. Besides remembering to turn off lights when you leave the room, here are some other ideas on saving energy on home […]
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October 13, 2010
- in Health & Beauty by Alexis Rodrigo
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Why Probiotics are So Powerful to Our Health
A lack of healthy intestinal bacteria (or flora) has been implicated in a variety of diseases. These include classic diseases of the bowel such as Crohn’s disease and colitis. Although probiotics – that is, “good” intestinal bacteria – are generally associated with intestinal health, other body systems can also benefit from probiotic supplementation. People who […]
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October 12, 2010
The Dangers of “Third-Hand Smoke”
For decades we’ve heard about the dangers of smoking and of second-hand smoke. But there are now concerns over “third-hand smoke,” or smoke that has penetrated fabrics, paper, and other substances, and settled on indoor surfaces. This residual smoke can, apparently, form new chemicals when it settles on common household items such as carpets and […]
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