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B File folders. b If you don't have many categories of paperwork to stash and have mostly switched over to digital bills and bank statements, a few file folders may be all you need. Credit-card offers, bills, ATM receipts, sales receipts, account statements - basically, anything that contains info beyond your address - should be shredded first. Follow these easy steps to eliminate pileups of invites, permission slips, and bills. [Extracted from the article]

This article explores the debate between using paper towels or hand dryers in public restrooms. Readers express their preferences, with some favoring paper towels for hygiene reasons and others preferring hand dryers to reduce waste. The experts weigh in, stating that both options have similar levels of germ contamination. However, high-speed dryers are more environmentally friendly, according to a 2013 MIT study. The article concludes that proper handwashing is more important than the drying method chosen. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Wood Magazine provides instructions for building a veneer-shade lamp. The article explains how to soften and work with veneer sheets, and then goes on to detail the process of adhering the veneer to clear acrylic panels using epoxy. The article also includes instructions for constructing the frame of the lamp and finishing the project. The lamp is designed to create a warm glow by allowing light to shine through the veneer. [Extracted from the article]

This article explores the natural wonders of Rwanda and the opportunities for multigenerational travel in the country. It highlights the rehabilitation of Akagera National Park, which now allows visitors to see the Big Five, and the slow but remarkable growth of tourism in Rwanda. The article also mentions family-friendly activities beyond gorilla trekking, such as biking, ziplining, and exploring emerging fashion brands. It concludes with a description of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund and the author's personal experience of gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park. [Extracted from the article]

Sumac, a tart and vibrant red spice, is native to the South and grows wild in the region. It has been used in Indigenous traditions, including the creation of sumac lemonade. The spice is made from dried and ground berries, which are harvested in late summer to fall. Sumac can be used in a variety of dishes, including savory chicken, drinks, and desserts. However, it is important to purchase sumac from a spice store, as certain types with white or gray berries are considered poisonous. The article provides recipes for One-Pan Sumac Chicken Thighs and Sumac Snacking Cake, as well as instructions for making Sumac Simple Syrup and a Sumac 75 cocktail. [Extracted from the article]

The retro Santa wrapping paper from Rifle Paper Co. is our favorite [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers step-by-step instructions for making handmade paper which involves use of paper shredder, Sponge, and Small plastic tub, which can thereby be used for preparing deep dishes, party starter, and envelope.

B 9 Marblestar b Pointed pink bracts with creamy edges make this one of the most popular variegated poinsettias. Add the large petals underneath, lining up the points of the large petals in the space between the medium petals. FOREVER FLOWERS Crepe paper mimics poinsettia bracts so well, you almost can't tell these tree decorations aren't the real thing. Think beyond the foil-wrapped red poinsettia. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Better Homes & Gardens provides instructions for creating Easter-themed crafts, such as cardstock fruit and spun-cotton-egg strawberries. The projects are inexpensive and easy to make, making them suitable for crafting with children. The article also includes photos and additional ideas for Easter decorations, such as paper-cup flowers and painted eggs. The crafts can be used to decorate an Easter table or as gifts. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Wood Magazine provides a list of essential tools and supplies for finishing woodworking projects. It emphasizes the importance of safety, such as wearing gloves, a dust mask, safety glasses, and protective clothing. The article also discusses the importance of surface preparation, including using lint-free cloths, sanding sealer, wood putty, and sanding blocks. It provides tips for final preparation, such as using kraft paper, painter's tape, and decanting finishes into smaller containers. The article also discusses the best tools for applying finishes, such as brushes, foam brushes, and lint-free cloths. It concludes with tips for addressing blemishes and roughness between coats. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Food & Wine discusses a grandmother's recipe for a perfect apple pie, which she learned during the Great Depression. The secret to her pie's excellence is baking it inside a brown paper grocery bag, which traps in moisture and creates a tender apple filling and golden brown crust. The article also includes the recipe for the pie, which features a delicate piecrust made with oil instead of butter and a spiced Granny Smith apple filling. The author shares their personal experience of making the pie for their grandmother, who has Alzheimer's disease and no longer remembers her cooking. [Extracted from the article]

B 3. b Add a millinery leaf sprig to the ring and secure by wrapping with florists tape. B 6. b To form round rings, wrap the strip gently around a glass spice jar but don't press the ends together. BRAIDED YARN NAPKIN RING Key Materials 8 mm single-strand cotton cord Masking tape Rubber band Hemp cord Wide-tooth comb Step-by-Step B 1. b Cut six 17" pieces of cotton cord and combine into three pairs. [Extracted from the article]

B 2 REMOVE FORM b Gently remove structure from bowl or pop and remove balloon. Bowl B Key Materials b B Paste (recipe) b B Glass bowl wrapped in plastic wrap or a balloon b B 1 APPLY STRIPS b Pour paste into large bowl. Pendant B Key Materials b B Paste (recipe) b B Glass bowl wrapped in plastic wrap or a balloon b B Thick cardboard b B Pendant socket and cord set b B Copper leaf b B 1 APPLY STRIPS b Pour paste into large bowl. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers step-by-step instruction for making wreaths, garlands, and an advent calendar using paper bags, metallic gold scrap book paper, scissors and metallic spray paint.

This article from Real Simple provides five tips for easier and better vacuuming. The first tip suggests using a dryer sheet in the replacement bag of a canister vacuum to make everything smell better, but warns against putting a dryer sheet in a bagless vacuum. The second tip recommends using painter's tape to prevent scuff marks on walls when vacuuming. The third tip suggests placing a damp paper towel on top of the dirt and dust in a bagless vacuum before emptying it into the trash to minimize messy dust clouds. The fourth tip advises using an empty toilet paper roll to reach into tiny crevices that regular attachments can't reach. The final tip suggests using a stocking over the hose attachment to retrieve lost earring backings from hard-to-reach spots. [Extracted from the article]

"I didn't send the paper back. I kept the paper," recalled the actress [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The actress admitted that she "didn't send the paper back" after the late musician asked her out and kept it instead. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Credit card offers, bills, ATM receipts, account statements - basically, anything that contains info that could be candy to identity thieves - should be shredded. Minimal-effort ways to say goodbye to pesky paper pileups B MAIL, BILLS, RECEIPTS - b it's easy for the small drifts of paper that arrive daily to turn into a tsunami. Credit card offers, bills, ATM receipts, sales receipts, account statements - basically, anything that contains info beyond your address that could be candy to identity thieves - should be shredded first. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Allrecipes provides ideas for spooky snacks to enjoy during Halloween. The recipes include Slime Popcorn, Halloween Bark, Alien Pretzels, Apple Dips, and Ghost Pizza. Each recipe is described in detail, with instructions on how to prepare and serve the snacks. The article also includes photos and tips for variations on the recipes. [Extracted from the article]

Amy Ryan, a 56-year-old actress, discusses various personal experiences in an interview. She talks about dancing in front of mirrors as a child, staying up late to search for a lost bracelet, indulging in cookies-and-cream ice cream, keeping a troll doll from high school as a superstition, and finding humor in her dog's antics with toilet paper. The interview provides a glimpse into Ryan's personal life and interests. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Midwest Living discusses a recent reunion party attended by a group of college friends. The party had a costume theme of "Come as you became," and the friends reminisced about their past and how they have changed since college. The article also includes a recipe for pastry-wrapped pears with caramel sauce. The author reflects on the bittersweet feelings that come with reunions and the passage of time. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers step-by-step instructions for do-it-yourself project on building a Paper Favor Basket using scrapbook papers.

This article provides solutions to common eco-friendly living challenges. It suggests using reusable cloth towels instead of paper towels to reduce waste and chemical use. To keep reusable water bottles clean, the article recommends washing them every other day or using a mixture of white vinegar, water, and dish soap. Wool dryer balls are suggested as an alternative to dryer sheets, as they reduce static, drying time, and energy consumption. The article also offers tips for composting, reducing plastic use in the kitchen, using cleaning concentrates, and washing laundry in cold water. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Better Homes & Gardens provides ideas for nature-inspired Thanksgiving decorations. It suggests creating a gratitude garland with cardstock leaves for guests to write what they are thankful for, making mini wreaths with acorns and toadstool napkin ties for a woodland theme, using DIY adhesive foam craft stamps to create custom table linens, and decoupaging dried gourds with gold paper for a shimmery table setting. The article also includes step-by-step instructions for each project. [Extracted from the article]

Guides SQUEAKY-CLEAN SINK/SLEEPAIDS/MASKPROOF MAKEUP: THEPOWER OF LESS EVEN THE MOST eco-conscious households - ones that reduce, reuse, and recycle on the regular - can tear through roll after roll of paper towels. CONSIDER CLOTH NAPKINS If your family uses paper napkins at mealtime, switch to cloth ones. It may seem futile, but companies are listening: In 2019, Target introduced Everspring, a brand that offers paper towels made from 100 percent recycled content, citing consumer demand for sustainably made products as one of the reasons they did so. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Better Homes & Gardens highlights a selection of eco-friendly pet products in honor of Earth Day. The products include a harness made from recycled polyester, cat collars made from cork, an upcycled denim dog bed, pet shampoo and conditioner bars made with plant-based ingredients, dog treats made from surplus lobster meat, a cat hideaway made from recycled cardboard, compostable paper bags for picking up pet waste, a bamboo pet brush, and plastic-free bones for dogs. The article emphasizes the sustainable materials and packaging used in these products, providing options for environmentally conscious pet owners. [Extracted from the article]

Presents a step-by-step procedure for turning paper bags into puppets and toys. Playful elephant puppet; Knock-em-over dominoes; Astronaut helmet.

The realist UNCOMMON SOLUTIONS TO EVERYDAYPROBLEMS: ON THE COVER Put Paper in Its Place The general rule for papers is to discard everything. Corral Your Book Collection A best seller you hoped to read someday, a how-to book about accounting you bought to improve your skills, a book received from a client…what kinds of books do you have in your work space?. [Extracted from the article]

This article from People magazine features a recipe for feta and herb samosas, a popular snack in East Africa. The author of the AfriCali cookbook created a quicker version of the traditional beef-filled samosas that is still flavorful. The samosas have a crispy exterior and a creamy, tangy filling, balanced by the herbs. The recipe includes instructions for making the filling, forming the samosas, and frying them. The article also provides the serving size, active time, and total time for the recipe. [Extracted from the article]

This article from People Food features a recipe for Crispy Honey-Walnut Shrimp by chef Sulhee Jessica Woo. The recipe combines sweet and savory flavors and is described as being enjoyed by both kids and parents. The recipe involves coating shrimp in cornstarch and frying them until crispy, then tossing them in a sauce made from mayonnaise, honey, lemon juice, condensed milk, and salt. The shrimp is served over rice and garnished with scallions. The article provides step-by-step instructions for preparing the dish and includes a photo. [Extracted from the article]

"You know I wasn't leaving this store without making sure this kid gets his 'I beat the Rock at Rock, Paper, Scissors' story,' " the actor said of the interaction [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers step-by-step instructions for organizing paper clutter in home and office.

The multi-hypenate creator is taking her experience to the page in a book that "goes so much more in-depth on what was actually happening behind the camera" [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article from Better Homes & Gardens provides ideas for a festive Fourth of July celebration with a water-inspired theme. It suggests creating a swimming pool-blue tablecloth using powdered dye and ice, as well as making a centerpiece with flower heads and star-shaped candles. The article also includes instructions for painting a patriotic flag, arranging a splashy flower bouquet, dyeing flowers using food coloring, making watercolor fans for decoration, and creating a watercolor cake with cream cheese frosting. The article provides step-by-step instructions and buying information for the materials needed for each project. [Extracted from the article]

STARS & STRIPES CAKE Impressive yet simple, the pipe-and-drag technique from Erin Gardner of Erin Bakes turns any layer or sheet cake into a centerpiece. PAPER SNACK CUPS Paper plates and rubber bands become grab-and-go snack cups in the crafty hands of Andressa Hara of Twinkle Twinkle Little Party. 3 PAPER SNACK CUPS Secure these cups with a rubber band and tuck a cheery paper napkin inside before filling them with snacks. [Extracted from the article]

Presents instructions on how to turn cardboard tubes into fishing poles, pinwheels and robots. Time required for each activity; Instructions for each figure; Level of difficulty for each figure.

Calista Flockhart, a 59-year-old actress, discusses various aspects of her life in an interview. She mentions injuring her finger while cutting an avocado and seeking medical care during the Christmas season. Flockhart also talks about her obsession with finding the perfect pour-over coffee and her nightly routine of snuggling and kissing her three dogs. She reveals that she was starstruck when meeting Martin Short and reminisces about building and decorating a gingerbread house. [Extracted from the article]

These pumps work with the company's bags, but won't work with the fittings on bags meant for motor-driven pumps. B 6 b Connect the pump to the bag fitting and turn the pump on. This bag uses a PVC tube the bag rolls over, plus a C-channel that clips over the top B [Photo E] b . PHOTO (COLOR): VeneerSupplies.com sells its vacuum-bag systems a la carte, so you can choose the pump, bag, and mesh sizes that suit your project needs. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses, the magazine's unvarnished coverage of bloated blockbusters, rampaging Hollywood egos, and various misbegotten projects that time blessedly erased would earn us more than a few famous enemies along the way (Seth MacFarlane literally turned us into toilet paper on Family Guy; Eddie Murphy is still not on speed dial).