Mosquitoes stay well clear of plants like citronella. Have you found yourself constantly slapping mosquitoes while sitting outside this year, or having to spray yourself repeatedly with insect repellent? Avoid using sprays with chemicals like DEET by growing plants that are not only helpful in controlling these pests naturally but are beautiful and easy to […]
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Are you ready for July? It’s going to be hot, hot, hot! It seems no matter what part of the United States you live in; it’s time to prepare for the extreme heat. But are you feeling unsure of what you’re supposed to be doing around your garden this month? Well, don’t worry because you’ve […]
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In an effort to build more automobiles Tesla has been forced to improvise its automation processes. Elon Musk is using “Soviet-Era methods” to build high-tech electric cars at his Silicon Valley factory. Tesla Inc. erected a giant tent in the parking lot of its Freemont, California, factory to increase production of its latest car the […]
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Aside from its beauty and ease of care, people often use aloe vera as an herbal remedy. Aloe vera is a popular succulent plant with a rich history. Aside from its beauty and ease of care, aloe vera is often used as an herbal remedy. The plant is referred to as “the burn plant,” “the […]
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A root cellar can have countless practical applications, even in our age of refrigeration. Although these days you may only see root cellars in horror films, they were once an essential way of life. For our ancestors, a root cellar would have meant the difference between feeding your family and starving to death. But root […]
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The process for the storage of milk and eggs can vary considerably from one to the other. This article will help you to know more about the storage of milk and eggs. Whether you are blessed with an overabundance of food or you are someone who wants to be prepared in a survival situation, you […]
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A dangerous and oppressive heat wave is forecast to scorch the central and eastern U.S. over the next few days, with record high temperatures possible in the Northeast. The worst of the heat will start in the Midwest on Friday before creeping its way east toward the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic by Saturday and Sunday. Heat […]
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Exactly how does a Harvest Right Freeze Dryer work, and what's the most efficient way to freeze dry food at home? In this post, I share a review of how the Harvest Right Freeze Dryer works, breaking out the electricity use for each phase of the freeze drying cycle. Then we look at the electricity […]
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The Obama administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration was just as harsh and almost as controversial as Trump’s. There may be one significant difference between the Obama administration’s policy towards illegal immigrants and the Trump administration’s policy. Apparently, it’s the number of reporters on the border. Liberal criticisms of the Obama-era policy toward unlawful migrants are […]
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Amazon’s new recognition technology can identify and data bank gun show participants. America’s favorite retailer, Amazon, has entered the surveillance business with new recognition technology. Many are now accusing Amazon of selling that recognition technology to the government (deep state) to monitor its citizens. “The company has developed a powerful and dangerous new facial-recognition system […]
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Many old time health remedies have withstood the test of time. Many old health remedies are defined by folklore, myth and the varying claims of natural healers across the centuries. Beyond the claims, however, studies have shown that certain natural remedies actually can provide effective relief for illness and disease. Here are seven of the […]
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Did these law enforcement officers do the right thing? Law enforcement officers shot Dozer, who has been described as loveable, despite being a repeat offender-biter. Residents of Olean, New York watched in horror as law enforcement officers shot Dozer, a red-nosed pit bull in the head. He was shot in the street on June 15. […]
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The Black Death killed millions in Europe and has been reported again in Idaho. A child in Idaho has tested positive for the disease also known as bubonic plague.Disturbingly, officials do not know how the unidentified boy, a resident of Elmore County the area around Mountain Home, caught the plague. They think the boy was […]
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Muslims are having big families while the world’s Christian population is in decline. The world’s Christian population is continuing to decline even as the world’s Islamic population continues to rise. For the first time in history, Islam will overtake Christianity and become the world’s largest religion later this century. The number of Muslims on the […]
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South Florida’s not quite Jurassic Park, but it’s getting close. Packs of green iguanas are swarming seawalls, roaming yards and parks, and leaving a path of destruction and filth in their wake. Like a shot of espresso, the hot summer sun has stoked activity in the cold-blooded creatures, which experts say may be at record […]
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Knowing and replacing the staples in the kitchen in some other way than a trip to the store is an important survival skill. One of those things is bread.We will see how to make your own yeast for the bread. Ty different yeast procurement methods for new flavors and textures in your baking. The first […]
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Knowledge about Cherokee medicine was passed down from one generation to the other. People used it to heal colds, flu, and pain. According to the legend, all creation was one at one time. Plants, fishes, animals, humankind and even weather elements like the wind could communicate with each other. Everything worked together in harmony. All […]
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China’s master plan intends to reshape the global order to their liking. The leaders of the People’s Republic of China have a master plan for global domination that might lead to World War III. China’s master plan consists of two parts. First of all, a “web of international institutions” designed to make other countries subservient […]
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By including the best anti-inflammatory foods in your diet, you can greatly reduce the risk of unwanted diseases and illnesses. Whenever you are sick, your body gets inflamed. Inflammation is a way for the body to heal and protect itself. However, inflammation can also be a negative thing. When it occurs, you are still in […]
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The 5 best home defense shotguns can make ideal weapons because they are easy to control, shoulder-length, and effective. Protecting your home is a Constitutional right. Now more than ever, people are exercising that right across America. That’s because there has been a rise in gang-related activity throughout the southeast coast of the United States. […]
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Pirate super ships are destroying the oceans and food supplies. The world’s supply of seafood is in danger from pirate super ships. The largest of those ships, the Damanzaihao, can harvest and process up to 547,000 tons of fish a year. Ships like the Damanzaihao can destroy marine ecosystems around the world and deplete food […]
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Do you have acidic soil which seems impossible to get anything to grow in? Well, before you become frustrated and try an endless amount of suggestions on how to amend your soil, why not explore plants which thrive in acidic soil? I bet you weren’t aware there is an abundance of plants which love these […]
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Sourdough Starter Made Simple Create yoru own sourdough family tradition. Sourdough bread is the oldest form of leavened bread in the world, dating back to ancient Egypt. Sourdough uses a lactobacillus and yeast culture rather than cultivated yeasts as a leavening agent. The lactic acid created as a by-product of the lactobacilli gives sourdough bread […]
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Homesteading is back on the rise. A simple search will bring up tons of lists, each including dozens of reasons people are enamored with it. Whether your incentives for homesteading include self-sufficiency, a change of pace, or enjoying just how succulent homegrown food really is, the appeal is obvious. Whatever your motivations, though, greenhouse cultivation […]
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Jesus Christ As The Door To Understanding And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God, begotten of the Father before all worlds. . . Who, for us men for our salvation, came down from heaven, and was incarnate by the Holy Spirit of the Virgin Mary, and was made man. . . […]
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The farm home of a gun owner was raided after he attempted to comply with state gun laws. Jeffrey Scott Kirschenmann is facing felony charges because he tried to obey gun laws. The California Department of Justice admitted it raided Kirschenmann’s home. Moreover, court documents revealed that the department conducted the raid because Kirschenmann attempted […]
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An innocent hike in the woods can create the quick need for natural poison ivy remedies. Beautiful weather means outdoor time. Gardening. Hiking. Camping. While these adventures leave lasting memories, you often can end up with a bad souvenir, in the form of a poison ivy rash. It only takes one tiny drop of oil […]
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Republican voters are demanding that President Trump run for re-election in 2020, the latest evidence that support among his backers is stronger than it was for nearly every recent president. According to the latest Economist/YouGov poll, 68 percent of Republicans want Trump to run for re-election. And Democratic pollster John Zogby said this week that […]
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Tomatoes are the prima donnas of the vegetable garden. Tomatoes are a little different than many garden vegetables. Throw lettuce or carrot seeds in the ground and they sprout within a week or two, grow rapidly, and you’re done. Ditto for broccoli, peppers, and onions. Sure, I’m simplifying, but barring disease and insect problems, these […]
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Olive oil is well known among chefs, but it has a number of other fantastic off-the grid uses. Homer the Greek poet coined olive oil “liquid gold,” and that label is just as apt today as it was centuries ago. Now, though, modern science has “discovered” that olive oil can enhance the health and appearance […]
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Huge privacy breach as Facebook became social media leader. There is a frightening reason why Facebook got to be the biggest communications medium in human history. Apple, Amazon, Samsung, Microsoft, Blackberry, and other major phone makers shared the personal data of users with the Social Network.Up to 60 companies shared data about smartphone users with […]
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Getting your food storage pantry stocked with delicious, easy to prepare foods will make busy nights much easier. Just heat and eat is the key here. With all the easy to prepare foods you can make, it’s a great way to add healthy, quick prepared foods to your pantry. Meals, drinks, and desserts in jars […]
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There are so many remedies that relieve pain, many of them hidden in plain sight. Pain, bites and injuries occur unexpectedly. Make sure that you seek out the following remedies as first aid for pain. Use them if other solutions are unavailable. Furthermore, you may find that these remedies work so well in helping relieve […]
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Sunshine is a good thing. When the weather is mild, you want to make the most of it by being at the beach, or the park, or in the garden. Having enough sun is vital for Vitamin D production in your body. Too much sun can lead to a nasty sunburn. Even in the coldest […]
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What are the benefits of diatomaceous earth? Where does Diatomaceous Earth Come From? The actual benefits of diatomaceous earth are unknown to most Americans. You aren’t going to find diatomaceous earth in your backyard, or most likely anywhere on land, for that matter, regardless of how much you dig. The secret to diatomaceous earth is […]
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I love my Instant Pots! I have what I call “the twins” that help me deal with meal time on a regular basis. Sure, I LOVE to cook, and cooking over the stove or baking in the oven is a way I can express my creativity. However, there are times I just don’t want to […]
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YouTube suddenly terminated the channel for the firearms parts company Brownells, the company claimed on Saturday. “Brownells’ YouTube channel has been terminated without warning or notice,” Brownells’ Twitter account stated. The 80-year-old gun supplies company reached out to followers on social media, asking them to contact Google, which owns YouTube, about the move. “If you’re […]
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When the heat is on, cool down with this light, fruity and refreshing mock-a-rita. With juicy watermelon and zippy mint, you’ll recharge, refresh, and rehydrate without added sugars you don’t want! True story here. An admission of my foolishness back in the day. I first discovered produce auctions in our area a few years ago.What’s […]
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Monsanto, perhaps America’s most hated corporate name, is about to disappear. Nonetheless, its toxic legacy will live on. Monsanto’s most controversial product is the weed-killer Roundup, which many lawsuits have accused of causing cancer. The name will disappear after the German conglomerate Bayer takes ownership of the St. Louis based agribusiness concern. Bayer bought Monsanto […]
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Raising quail for meat and eggs in your backyard has become a fun hobby for many urban homesteaders. Backyard quail are small, take up little precious room, and you can have eggs and meat year round. Quail can go from hatch to butcher weight in 6 weeks. During that time, they eat much less than […]
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Some pundits are wondering if faking mental illness is part of a larger strategy. Hillary Clinton seems to be literally falling apart before the eyes of the world. The former first lady looked so bad during a trip to Australia in early May that The Daily Mail speculated she was on the point of collapse. […]
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What is soft, fluffy, makes very little noise and is a workhorse on the homestead? What is an easy pet to care for, even for smaller children and can be done by nearly any homesteader, including those in small areas? What will provide you crafting wool once a year, and cause you to smile when […]
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The Trump administration has blamed the Russian government for a series of cyber attacks targeting American and European nuclear power plants and other critical utilities dating back at least two years – raising fears that the Kremlin could disrupt the West’s critical infrastructure in the event of a conflict. The hackers also targeted the overall […]
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Growing a garden and being able to harvest all the goodness is amazing. There simply is nothing like a fresh off the vine tomato, right? Of course, most of us grow more than we can eat fresh. We do that on purpose. See what varieties of tomatoes grow GREAT in containers here. Having quart jars […]
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It’s possible to make your home impenetrable with a few simple tactics. Would you like to make your home impenetrable without using any electricity at all? If so this may be one of the most important articles you may ever read. Fortification and security are constantly on the mind of people who prep, who carry […]
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A week or two ago I told you all about my moral dilemma with shiplap backsplash… However, I was too long-winded to be able to include the rest of our mini farmhouse kitchen remodel drama, so here it is today. You know that joke about the people who get a new couch and they ends […]
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Some women like to collect pretty things, such as vases, flowers, figurines. Some, however, like to collect cast iron. Having multiple cast iron pans makes meal prep so much easier, as you can grab what you need and go from stove top to oven with ease. Some advantages of cast iron cookware are it heats […]
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Most Christian textbooks are nebulous about the true nature of the Son of God Whether Jesus Is the son of God has been the great question for the last 2000 years. So let’s keep asking… God of God, Light of Light, very God of very God; begotten, not made. . . .—Nicene Creed (AD 325) […]
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When raising backyard chickens, your first thought should be a secure home for them. Where will they live, what kind of coop will best fit my needs? After you have a secure home, making sure your flock has plenty of water is a must. Waterers can be simple, or complex, depending on what you want. […]
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The new statistics, from London’s Metropolitan Police force, shows there was a fall in all cases of knife crime successfully investigated in the capital last year, as the number of recorded attacks shot up. The so-called “sanction-detection rate” for knife robbery crimes, those that end in some form of sanction or conviction, has been falling […]
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When it’s time to start preserving your garden produce, many homesteaders turn to canning. Canning your food makes it shelf and pantry stable, can easily be stored for a year or more, and meals are heat and eat. If the power is out, you can still consume your home canned food, just open the jar […]
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Registered gun owners should know this new software is for them. New surveillance systems that can recognize a person’s face and report that person to police will soon be everywhere. Registered gun owners should also know that this new “recognition software” could have special implications for them. The new software would enable police to identify […]
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On the homestead, you will often have chickens, food storage, or a garden. That’s what most of us do, anyway, right? It makes the homestead, “The Homestead”. Unfortunately, chicken feed laying around, compost bins with leftover chicken scraps, garden produce growing, and food storage containers can also attract another common aspect on the homestead. Mice. […]
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I love making hard boiled eggs. The versatility of a good hard boiled egg is amazing, truly. You can make stuffed eggs, egg salad, or just top a fresh green salad with bits of egg. Eggs are a good source of protein and healthy fats, making them an easy addition to your daily diet. 6 […]
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The recent Visa crash is a great reminder that backup payment alternatives are crucial. A recent Visa crash forces millions of customers to pay for essentials like food and fuel off the financial grid. The Visa payment system in Europe and the United Kingdom crashed without explanation on Friday, June 1, 2018.Customers were unable to […]
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On the homestead, there is food everywhere. Chicken coops, goat barns, rabbit pens, compost piles, in the gardens and in the home. Mice can carry disease, eat through food, including cardboard boxes, and even chew through electrical wires. Mice are not fun to have around, really. Laying traps or poison is what a lot of […]
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Smooth, creamy and full of all the flavors of summer! This coconut strawberry nice cream is quick, easy to make, and a dairy free ice cream substitute! The Frenchman loves ice cream. Anyone who knows him can easily testify that he would never turn down ice cream, no matter what time of day it is. […]
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The intoxicating smell is just one of the reasons to grow lavender this summer. There are many reasons to grow lavender. Lavender is a beautiful plant, most often known for its intoxicating smell. The small purple flowers and the leaves both emit the fragrant perfume that the plant is famous for. With lavender in your […]
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Getting your garden produce can sometimes be a chore. There’s food to clean, chop and prepare, jars to wash, canners to fill with water and processing time to get down. Hosting a canning party can make this a fun time for all. Why host a canning party? A canning party is great for beginners. If […]
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Ah, the wonders of the black bean. Full of 15 grams of protein, 15 grams of fiber with few calories and fat. Who knew this little bean had so many wonderful attributes? [source] Yet, in my home, it has magical powers as well. It can make my kids disappear faster than you can say, “Dinner’s […]
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The German-language Bild newspaper, citing an Israeli newspaper, said the 17-year-old, identified only as Yonatan, and his friends were waiting for a train at the Zoologischer Garten Station when he played a song called “Tel Aviv” by an Israeli singer. According to Yonatan, the Arab men shouted at him: “Hebrew music? For 70 years you […]
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Are you looking to fill your herb garden with perennials? I don’t blame you because you plant them once, and they should last approximately ten years. But which herbs should you choose? It can get complicated when shopping for herbs. There are many different options. Also, some herbs are only perennials in certain climates. I’m […]
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What fats or oils should you use, and in what application? Let’s find out the difference between saturated and unsaturated fats, and when you should use each one. When you are looking to live a healthier lifestyle, the choice of oil you use is sure to come up. Whether it’s for baking, sauteeing, or making […]
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Are dandelions popping up all over your yard? Don’t spray them, use them! Dandelions are excellent for a beginner forager, because they are easily recognizable. Their bright yellow flower head is known by even the smallest of children. Dandelions have a lot of medicinal properties, such as helping to soothe achy tummies or helping to […]
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The health of supreme court justices in our nation is a very real concern. Because of the questionable health of supreme court justices, our country might find itself without a functioning Supreme Court in the near future.Washington insiders are worried because of the rate of injuries to members of the U.S. Supreme Court. The fear […]
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Growing herbs in the garden is amazing. They really help flavor food and I feel like an expert in the kitchen when I use fresh herbs. There are so many ways you can use fresh herbs for cooking. You can use them in foods directly, making herbal vinegars, and even herb flavored butter. Making a […]
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What are the healthiest natural sweeteners? A comparison of natural sweeteners and sugar alternatives. In the beginning, we didn’t need a lot of sugar. Although carbohydrates are important for energy, we didn’t get them from cookies, candy, and soda. We got our sugars in a natural form-fruits and vegetables. As our diet became more “modern”, […]
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What does your childs textbook teach about Jesus Christ In history? The role of Jesus Christ in history is one of the most defining issues ever discussed:” “Our schools are established for the education of all our children. Any language, therefore, by our school teachers, justly offensive to any class of our citizens, whether rich […]
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Would you like to plant your fruit and vegetable garden once, and then not have to plant anything in it again for a decade? Would you even assume this is possible? Well, if you plant perennials, this is in fact achievable. But first, you need to know which plants are perennials. I’m going to walk […]
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Easily found in many areas, Japanese knotwood has a slightly tangy flavor that makes it useful in any recipe calling for rhubarb. In the Spring, Japanese Knotwood comes into season. Also known as Fallopia japonica, it can be identified by simple leaves that alternate and appear to be a broad oval. This native species comes […]
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Are you making these mistakes when you are preserving your food? Avoiding common canning mistakes to make your home canned food safer is important! Part of the homesteading lifestyle, no matter how large your homestead is, is preserving foods. Some methods of food preservation can take the form of canning, freezing, dehydrating, or fermentation. You […]
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Rational conversations about gun control are difficult to come by. Hyperbole as well as deliberate misstatements only lead to emotional tirades. With this in mind, I will tread carefully toward illuminating the question posed by this article. In their 1997 paper titled “Of Holocausts and Gun Control,” Daniel D. Polsby and Don B. Kates, Jr. […]
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Delicious, crispy, and full of garden fresh flavor! These fried green tomatoes are sure to make your mouth water! Are you ready for your ripe, juicy red tomatoes? Did you plant lots of them, in hopes of fresh salads, tomato sauces, and more? Are you just exploding with excitement and anticipation of when those green […]
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Cast iron cookware is awesome! The cookware is easy to care for, and cook food at an even heat. Learn how to season your pans to get that wonderful non stick coating! Cast iron is amazing. No matter what size pan or pot, you can go from meats to desserts with equal ease. Once your […]
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Studies show that lactic acid in many fermented foods acts as a powerful detoxifier. Researchers at the University of Illinois were curious as to why Polish women who go to the United States of America were more prone to develop breast cancer than their relatives who remained in Poland. Possibly one of the primary dietary […]
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Are you new to gardening and wondering what you should be working on this month? If you do a quick internet search, things become confusing. Should you go according to your region or your planting zone? The truth is, you should be concerned with both your region and your zone. The reason being is people […]
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Sweet and tangy with a mouthful of delicious flavor, these cranberry orange muffins are a perfect breakfast on the go, or snack anytime! Has this ever happened to you? You have your busy schedule all worked out to the last second, and then something comes along and throws it for a loop? On those days, […]
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Onion benefits also involve several sulfur-containing compounds. These sulfur compounds help fight dangerous blood clotting, in addition to allergies, bacterial infections, and inflammation. Onion Benefits Include Quercetin Onions contain quercetin, a flavonoid that is also found in red wine, tea, and apples. Quercetin possesses an antioxidant punch more potent than vitamin E. This characteristic prevents […]
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