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Use tape to measure distance between the two holes, then put the tape on the wall. Smart and simple!
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Awesome website. Type in your starting destination and your ending destination, and it will find ALL SORTS of things for you to do, see, eat, play along the way.
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This is so cool!!! Put in your zip code, and it tells you what plants you should be planting now. You can even look ahead a few months to plan out your garden!
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Some farmer in China says he figured out a way to grow a squash in the shape of Buddha.
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Awesome tool! This website allows you to enter your starting and ending destination and car make/model/year to calculate how much a trip will cost you in gas (calculating for regional gas price differences).
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Free Shipping: freeshipping.org and find promo codes for free shipping on the website; you can even subscribe to get free shipping alerts from the site. Be sure to also check out retailmenot.com for free shipping codes. Museum tickets: google the name of the city or museum and the keywords "free admission." SavvyCities, select the city you live in, then click the "attractions" tab and the "museum free days" option a listing of museums that offer free admission.
Such a smart idea for filling up something that doesn't fit in the sink.
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Great tips such as: Remove crayon masterpieces from your TV or computer screen with WD40 (also works on walls).
25 Awesome Keyboard Shortcuts for Photoshop That You May Not Know
10 Things To Do Daily to Stay Organized. Favorites: 1. List notebook. Be detailed, more steps= less you have to remember. 4. Never leave a room empty-handed, If it belongs in a room you’ll be going to or passing, bring it! 8. Errand bin by your front door, for what needs to be returned, mailed, etc. 9. 10 mins before bed tidy, plug in phones, check the calendar, make lunches, whatever needs to be done for success the following day.
"Monticello was Thomas Jefferson's home and plantation. He was an avid gardener, and collected seeds and plant specimens from all over the world and our country (he's the President who sent Lewis and Clark out to the west). His garden was huge and he was very particular about the quality of the plants he grew. Today, Monticello is a national historic site, and the seeds from Thomas Jefferson's plants have been harvested and replanted, year after year, to retain the hardiness and quality of his garden. Now the seeds are available to purchase commercially, and the money spent on the seeds and plants goes towards maintaining and preserving the Monticello grounds."
Bought, Borrowed & Stolen One chef's fascination with knives and the cultures that inspired them
VOLT ink: Recipes. Stories. Brothers. An intensely personal cookbook by brothers and chefs
BBQ 25 America's favorite culinary pastime gets a back-to-basics new cookbook
Bought, Borrowed & Stolen This unique book showcases the most mind-blowing meals chef Allegra McEvedy encountered on her most recent travels around the world, along with a unique knife from each place that reflects the country's gastronomical heritage.
"Hunter, cook and writer Steven Rinella discusses his new book, The Scavenger's Guide to Haute Cuisine. Inspired by a famous 100-year-old cookbook by the king of haute cuisine, Auguste Escoffier, Rinella decided to cook a three-day, 45-course feast that included wild boar head cheese, skewered elk livers, and a variety of delicacies poached inside of animal bladders."
Mar02 Why It’s Smart to Own Your Content URL, Publish at Home First, and Only Share on Facebook, Flickr, YouTube
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