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Cranberry Applesauce

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

Cranberry Applesauce

Cranberry Applesauce

Every fall we await the arrival of fresh cranberries in the grocery aisles. “Have you seen them yet?” “Are they in?” We compare notes for cranberry sightings at the local stores. When the cranberries do finally come in, we load up, so we have plenty of frozen cranberries to last us the year. Then we start cooking with them. Cranberry relish, cranberry sorbet, even cranberry salsa. We even have three different recipes for apple cranberry pie. One of my father’s favorite things to make is applesauce with cranberries added in for tartness, flavor, and color. We’ll eat it for breakfast, as a side for pork, or with ice cream for dessert.

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This week in search 10/30/09

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

This week in search 10/30/09

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Why Email and Phones Still Rule

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

Why Email and Phones Still Rule

Adam Engst on why email rules:

“It all comes down to two simple facts: email is based on open standards, and it’s the lowest common denominator for Internet communication. Any communication system that wishes to supplant email will need to offer both openness and ubiquity, and nothing available today comes even close.”

Gina Trapani says there’s a time when shutting down email makes sense:

“If you’re looking for a quick answer to a question, a phone call (when the person on the other end picks up) yields an immediate response, but an email could languish unread in ten inboxes. When an exchange involves several back-and-forths, days’ worth of email could be avoided with a five-minute call.”

Twitter and Facebook might be how many of us communicate these are good reminders that two old stalwarts – email and the phone – are not going away.

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More New Sketches by Amy Crehore

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

More New Sketches by Amy Crehore

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House Health Reform Bill Expands Coverage and Lowers Health Cost Growth, While Reducing Deficits

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

House Health Reform Bill Expands Coverage and Lowers Health Cost Growth, While Reducing Deficits

The comprehensive health reform legislation that House Democratic leaders unveiled on October 29 would make significant progress in three critical areas: expanding health coverage and ensuring that such coverage is affordable, slowing the growth in health care costs, and instituting essential reforms in the health insurance market. Moreover, the bill’s cost is more than fully offset; that is, the legislation would reduce budget deficits by $104 billion over ten years, …

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How does diet affect body odor?

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

How does diet affect body odor?

The old adage you are what you eat makes sense, but the idea that what you smell like depends on what you eat is slightly less self-evident. How can a certain type of food or diet affect your body odor?


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Baby Tarantula

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

Today’s Video – Tarantulas and Their Venomous Relations: Baby Tarantula

Once they break out of their cocoon, young tarantulas are left on their own. On Discovery Channel’s “Tarantulas and their Venomous Relations,” learn about the struggles young tarantulas go through to become an adult.


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Pregnancy and Skin Care

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

Fact or Fiction: Pregnancy and Skin Care

You always hear about that pregnancy glow, but for every pregnant woman with radiant skin you’ll probably find three dealing with acne, stretch marks and itchy bellies. Take this quiz to learn about the causes and care for pregnancy skin conditions.


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5 Simple Homemade Soups

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

5 Simple Homemade Soups

Soup is so comforting on a cold day, and homemade soup is the best because you can smell it cooking all day long. Which soups are easy to make and yummy to eat?


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Why do people carve Halloween pumpkins?

Saturday, October 31st, 2009

Why do people carve Halloween pumpkins?

What do a man named Stingy Jack, the devil and a cross have to do with carving Halloween pumpkins? Everything, it turns out. This long-standing tradition is steeped in folklore and superstition.


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