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    • … more recycled materials than demand for them. Solutions: Instead of using plastic wrap, store leftovers in glass containers with lids (Pyrex and other brands make ones, and they glassware can be heated in ovens and microwaves, too.) In the bulk aisle, bring your own bags, jars and bottles. Instead …

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    • … on this planet ends up using 86.3 kilos or 190 pounds of plastic every year in the form of containers, packaging materials, household items, office appliances, computers, etc… Sources of litter: Pedestrians dropping litter in gutters, by the roadsides and in empty plots. Motorists & home owners hurling …

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    • … Ronson’s increasingly ubiquitous supermarket soul. Packaging and marketing, the making of useful alliances, the focus on specific demographics: these are scarcely new developments in pop. Nor are the convoluted journeys the three singers undertook before striking gold especially remarkable. The record …

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    • … minutes before she finally realised i was there… i was afraid that i would recognise wrongly cause her hairstyle looks different. LOL!! anyway, lion had damn many jobs within the 3 days man! mine was just tending the clothes on the first day and bags for the next 2 days!!! really nothing to do lah …

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    • … and energy efficient appliances will save energy and money too. Turn off the air when you are away, fix those hot water leaks, hang clothes on the line when weather permits. These seem like little things but they will make a big difference in your energy bill. Recycling cans, bottles and packaging …

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    • … ingredients. I have a bunch of holiday cookie recipes to choose from, but they all seem to require just one ingredient that I don’t have and can’t seem to find. Cream of tartar. Pecans. Sweetened condensed milk. Grumble grumble. At the last minute, I did run across small and very expensive bags …

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    • Been busy baking, crafting, decorating, partying, shopping, seeing shows, writing cards, wrapping presents, caroling, working, and just doing normal holiday stuff. I just love the Martha Steward packaging I bought at Michaels. Isn’t it just darling? I made stuff for all the boys classes and class …

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    • … the publisher file I used to make post-card size labels to attach to gift bags. Feel free to save as a PDF file and share with your readers. Love Soup (because it makes enough to share with friends and neighbors!) Bean Mixture: Mix the following ingredients together. Divide into 1-cup portions. (I …

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    • PHOTO: Š ROY INMAN Did you know that 40% of what goes into landfills is paper? Yes, paper!!!! The most recyclable material on the planet. You can imagine what all the Christmas wrappings and packaging does to that percentage. So, even if you don’t have the time, energy, or will to jump …

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    • Wrapping paper can be costly. There are alternatives though that can save you some money, especially when you have a lot of gifts to buy. 1. Buy packaging paper and wrap the presents with it. Then to make it festive you can use holiday themed rubber stamps or stencils to decorate it with. 2. If you …




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