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December 21, 2010
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Get into the Spirit of Hanukkah with Delicious Potato Latkes and More
Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday celebrating the rededication of the Temple on Kislev 25 165 BCE. The holiday, also called the ?Festival of Lights,? commemorates the miracle of one day?s worth of oil lasting eight days and eight nights. You can get into the spirit of Hanukkah with delicious potato latkes and more foods. Potato […]
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December 20, 2010
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How to Calculate Your Home?s Carbon Output
All of us contribute in one way or another to the overall carbon dioxide present in the earth’s atmosphere. But just as we all contribute as individuals, we can also cut back on our emissions as individuals. How much are you really affecting the atmosphere? Can you find out what kind of carbon footprint your […]
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December 19, 2010
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Handmade Bubble Baths and Bath Salts
When money is tight, you may not be able to purchase all of the things you?d like to at Christmas. Luckily giving doesn?t have to cost much. Handmade bubble baths and bath salts are easy to make, inexpensive and something many people on your Christmas list will enjoy. You can make bubble bath mix for […]
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December 18, 2010
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Making Eco-Friendly Wrapping Paper and Gift Bows
You can purchase eco-friendly gift wrap and bows, but it can be fun and creative to make your own. You’ll save money too. Your creative wrapping will enhance your gifts, and inspire others to make their own gift wrapping. Here are some ideas for dressing up your gifts without wasting paper and using plastic. 1. […]
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December 17, 2010
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Old-Fashioned Holiday Crafts
Many people believe the holidays have become too commercial. They don?t like the glitz and electronics that have overtaken the holidays; they may even dream of old-fashioned celebrations. While you can?t change everything about the holiday season, you can make these old-fashioned holiday crafts to bring back some of the feel of yesteryear. Old books, […]
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