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Article Title: Mexican Baby Care Through Proper Nutrition
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A common challenge that is shared by a number of impoverished countries is the reality of malnourishment amongst its children. This concern was brought to light in the country of Mexico through the reality that over 5 million children died from the effects of malnutrition.
Fortunately, the medical leaders of Mexico, in concert with the Mexican government, undertook a Mexican baby care initiative to address this unacceptable loss of life. The dual goals of this initiative were to address the present reality of malnutrition amongst babies as well as to break the cycle of improper nutrition. The first method was through education and the second component was to provide education and incentives to assure that families participated in the initiative.
The Challenge Of Malnutrition
The devastation of experiencing malnutrition in a culture can produce a number of negative repercussions. Three of those repercussions can include the loss of life, a lack of nutritional needs to insure healthy growth or the creation or perpetuation of a generational negative cycle.
Obviously, the loss of life due to the lack of nutritional food is of the utmost concern for any responsible country. Generally, a nation whose people are malnourished will do everything within governmental powers to address this situation and provide for the country's most valuable resource. A nation's most valuable resource is its people.
However, if malnourishment is allowed to continue and does not lead to the fatality of that individual there may be other serious consequences. Those consequences can include, especially in children, a lack of nutrients which in turn may prevent the normal growth and development of the child.
In addition to the present dangers of malnutrition are the future dangers if this condition is not addressed. Those future dangers are seen in subsequent generations of families who remain uneducated and perpetuate the malnutrition cycle.
Mexican Baby Care Program
To address the devastating effects of malnutrition and to provide for a normal healthy life and lives to come, an educational component to the Mexican baby care initiative was instigated. This educational thrust emphasized the importance of families to take advantage of vaccinations, keep regular baby care appointments, track the growth of the child, participate in nutritional classes, etc.
In addition to education a practical nutritional component was provided. This aspect of the Mexican baby care program provided nutritional supplements to participating family members. These fortified nutritional supplements provided the necessary vitamins and minerals required by the body to maintain and enhance healthy growth.
Also, incentives were added to the Mexican baby care program to encourage the participation of families. These incentives were in the form of cash grants and were awarded based on the family's full involvement. That full involvement required the participation of the children in the educational opportunities afforded and the family's adherence to the nutrition education component of the Mexican baby care program.
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Article Title: If You Use BarBQs Why Not Give Smokers A Try For That New Flavor
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If someone suggests to you that you should take up smoking as a hobby, it may be that they're not talking about cigarettes at all, but the process of smoking, which is used to add flavor to foods. There are different methods of smoking, but all are, of course, centered around the use of burning wood or other plant materials in order to produce smoke. If you've ever sat around a campfire for a while and come home with your clothes smelling like that fire, you know that using smokers to cook is an effective way to impart scents and flavors into food.
Hot Smoking
Hot smokers ensure that the smoke coming from the burned material is still hot as it passes over the meat. Just as when you steam vegetables, the heat carried in the air will cook the food, while the smoke will impart flavors. To do this, the food is either held over a fire or it is placed in a sort of enclosed area with the fire. If this sounds familiar to the process of barbecuing meat, that's because barbecuing is a hot smoking method. This technique originated in the Caribbean and is now popular all over the world, particularly in the American South, where barbecue pork is a specialty.
Cold Smoking
When you cold smoke something, you place it in an enclosure that is kept separate from the fire. Contrary to the name of the technique, this often requires that the food is kept at room temperature. Cold smokers have some way to allow the smoke to cool down before it is blown to the food, all of the flavor of the smoke but none of the heat is imparted. However, because the food is not cooked at a high temperature at this time, this method is most often combined with salt curing, and gives us foods like smoked ham, bacon, or lox. This process is long and can take hours or even days to complete the smoking process.
For Preservation
While smoking is a cooking method, it has also been used as a method of preservation. As mentioned, when combined with salting and curing meat, using smokers results in foods that, instead of being highly perishable, can instead be kept for very long periods of time.
The curing process helps to bring salt into the meat, which creates an environment where bacteria can't grow and spoil the food, and the smoking method helps to dry the meat, adding to the curing process, and also gives the surface of the meat additional protection from microbes.
This was such a common process that western farms often had smokehouses just for the preservation and curing of meat. However, whether you're interested in smokers in order to preserve food or just to add some great flavor, you're starting in on a winning hobby that will allow you to create tastier food than before.
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Article Title: New Methods And Positive Parenting Techniques
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As parenting continues to evolve, new methods of positive parenting are always being developed. Every generation that ages begins to apply new ideas. Currently there are new methods to help parents in raising children. Positive parenting is a way to correct kids without making the children feel down or stupid. One technique is to show a child the right way to do something and reinforcing that positive feeling. The child may fail at a task but the parent is reassuring and lets the kid try it again until they get it right.
Positive parenting works for many kids but there are some parents and kids that may not be able to accomplish this task. That doesn't mean that the parent or child is failing. Remember, positive parenting will not work all the time. A parent can work at finding positive markers for their children. Look for things that a child responds to, then use that reinforcement in other areas of his life. What the parent is trying to do is to make a child better prepared for the real world that they will someday live in. Starting early in life can make this type of parenting ingrained in the child.
Competition in the Adult World
As ones children get older and they want to spread their wings and fly into the adult world, they can only take with them those things that the parents taught them. The marketplace of America can be tough on those not prepared. If a parent concentrated on only positive parenting, the child will be very disappointed. Not everybody wins in the real world; in fact, most of the time will be filled with disappointment. The difference is how the child reacts to negatives. Learning to cope with loss or negatives is what being successful is all about. Mistakes can change strategy into a winning plan.
If America's top 100 successful people were polled, every single person would tell of more failures in their early adulthood. They might also say that the failures were what eventually made them successful adults. Positive parenting is a great tool for raising kids, but allow them to make mistakes with small consequences to learn that every action they do has a consequence. Sometimes the consequence is good and sometimes the consequence is less favorable. Teaching the child this will show them that life goes on even when they make mistakes or fail. Changing ones behavior is what makes them excel in the future.
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Article Title: Get Inspired By Parenting Websites
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Not everyone who becomes a parent is ready for it. Sometimes, children come too early and you will find that they become your competitors; sometimes they come too late and you do not know how to handle them anymore because they seem so different from you. There are many areas where parents get stuck and do not know how to handle things. People mostly seek help when they accept that there could be another opinion and they want to look at what it could be.
Be There When Your Child Needs You
The most important aspect of parenting is to be there whenever your child needs you. There should always be a connecting line. This connecting line sometimes is a physical one and sometimes it is imaginary. However, you should keep in mind that in many circumstances there is no right or wrong answers when it comes to parenting.
There are many issues when parents feel lost on how to handle a situation correctly. Parenting websites provide a common platform where people can meet, ask for help, ask for opinions on what they thought or did and read what other parents did in different circumstances. Parenting websites are indeed a wonderful source of information and guidance.
The main objective of a parent is to bring up his or her child well enough to understand and absorb the core values of life. What happens when the child is not able (or does not want) to see and internalize such values? What can you do when you find that your child is moving on the wrong path in his/her life and you can see clearly that they are heading for a lot of pain – but are unable to reach out and make themselves heard or understood?
Parenting websites will cover all aspects that parents generally find difficulties in. To add to their usefulness, most of the popular parenting websites also host excellent parenting forums where you can speak/ chat online and find the best possible solution when you need help fast.
The problem that is most common with parents all over the world is relationships. More often than not, parents do not know how to show how much they care and love their children and vice-versa. As a result, they have a constant widening gap between themselves and their children which makes no one happy. Parents need to orient themselves on how to reach out and how to connect and stay connected for life to feel and recognize how rewarding parenting can be. This is where parenting websites can be the most helpful.
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Article Title: Smoker Grills For The Serious Outdoor Cook
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Cooking is a favorite pastime for millions of people across the world, providing an outlet for creativity and a truly relaxing way to de-stress. There are many different ways to cook, such as baking, steaming, broiling or roasting. One of the most popular methods of cooking foods is by grilling in the outdoors. Having get-togethers in the spring and summer in a neighbor's backyard is a great way to enjoy each other's company while eating delicious meals. As there are thousands of types of grills on the market today, there are some grills that offer even more of a specialized approach to outdoor cooking, such as smoker grills. These grills are made for and purchased by the most serious grilling enthusiasts.
What Are Smoker Grills And How Do They Cook?
Smoker grills are exactly what the name entails; a combination of a smoker and a grill all in one piece of equipment. The smoker grill can smoke foods slowly over a firebox, or it can grill your favorite piece of meat, chicken, or fish over an open flame. The choice is up to you! Those who are truly barbeque enthusiasts typically buy these types of grills to use in making large amounts of barbeque.
The smoker gives the meat a certain blended flavor, occurring from the wood or wood chips within the firebox. This wood mixes with the meat and slowly meshes inside the juices of the meat, creating a wonderful aroma and mouthwatering flavor.
The size of these smoker grills may vary widely, as some are made for commercial use, such as at outdoor gatherings and conventions, and others are made for personal use at home. The prices can be quite expensive, depending on the size. Spending several thousand dollars for a commercial smoker grill would not be outrageous by any means. They are often made with quality components, such as heavy carbon steel.
Several of the smoker grills offer a built-in water reservoir to provide moist heat as well. Some smoker grills contain a firebox that is located directly underneath the smoking chamber, so that it is space efficient as well. Many smoker grills also allow you to grill at high temperatures without any effect on the smoker firebox also. Overall, for the avid grilling/smoking fan, purchasing a smoker grill can be a great addition to any home or commercial venture.
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Article Title: Make Sure You Buy A Sauna Belt For The Right Reason
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Making the rounds among infomercials and websites these days is the sauna belt, which claims to be an effective weight loss and weight training tool. The sauna belt, which resembles a thick belt that can be fastened around the waist or legs, has been in the past marketed as a way to use heat therapy to aid weight loss through sweating and in order to increase muscle mass through helping muscles to contract. Despite the lofty claims, sauna belts don't actually do what they've been originally marketed to do. Before you purchase a sauna belt, be sure to buy it for the right reasons rather than what they claim to do.
The Claims
The sauna belt, as marketed in the United States, Canada, and other countries, claims to use heat to melt away fat in sessions of about 50 minutes long. The website for the belt makes claims to be great for targeting specific areas of the body in order to allow people to reduce fat and cellulite to accommodate those with a particular area they wish to tone. Presumably, the marketing strategy chosen works off the perception that people consider heat to be the source of getting rid of body fat through a misinterpretation of the phrase "burning the fat."
The Reality
The truth is, a sauna belt isn't the key to weight loss or muscle gain, and though the claims of results for the sauna belt sound great, the truth is that lower weight and higher muscle tone can only be achieved through eating right and exercising. The only thing truly capable of burning fat in your body is exercise, since burning fat is the process your body goes through to convert fat to energy when you put your body under a strain, such as running or lifting weights. The sauna belt itself is more of a strap-on heating pad, and the only accurate effects that it can lay claim to is the use of heat to ease muscle pain and tension.
The Consequences
The sauna belt has been subject to claims against its infomercial advertising in the United Kingdom, which disputed the claims of the belt to be able to burn fat and increase muscle tone. As a result of the investigation by the United Kingdom's Advertising Standards Authority, it was determined that the claims of the sauna belt to be able to promote weight loss were false and the company producing the infomercials in the United Kingdom were ordered to cease their false claims. Based on this, as a consumer your best bet for losing weight is to eat right and exercise, and if you want something to provide heat for your body, consider a sauna belt, or save money and purchase a simple drug store heating pad instead.
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Article Title: The Benefits Of Buying A Portable Sauna
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More and more people today have come to appreciate the health benefits of the sauna. Not only will a sauna bath help reduce stress, it also help relieve symptoms of diseases such as arthritis and back pains. If you are one of those people who have come love the sauna, you might want to think about buying a portable sauna. The good thing about a portable sauna is that you can easily install it in your home so that you can save a sauna bath anytime you want.
Finding The Right Portable Sauna
There many types of portable saunas being sold in the market today. Although most of these portable saunas as very good and very comfortable, they usually cost a lot of money. Sure, you cannot really find a cheap sauna that functions well these days but, the thing is, if you have to spend a lot of money on a portable sauna, you might as well buy a portable sauna that could last for a long time. If your portable sauna has a long lifespan, you can get the most out your money.
When looking for the suitable portable sauna, it would be a good idea to go for saunas that are manufactured by reputable companies. Although there are some little known companies that do produce top quality products, your best bet when buying a portable sauna would be those companies that have been known of producing top quality saunas. Since you will be spending a lot of money on your sauna, you should not take chances.
Before you do buy a portable sauna, you better try it. Now, before you start shaking that head of your and saying "no way", you must understand that it is not unheard of that clients would wish to try the portable sauna before they buy it. A lot of clients would request for a trial before they have a sauna delivered to their home so there is no need for you to be shy about telling the store attendant that you want to give the portable sauna a try. Besides, you will never know if you will be comfortable inside the portable sauna unless you give it a try. Once you feel that you are comfortable inside the sauna, then that's the time for you to really buy the sauna.
What if you are buying a sauna online? What should you do ensure that you are getting your money's worth? If you are buying the sauna online, you better go for those branded saunas. Since you cannot see the actual sauna and try it, you will have to rely on the words of the seller. The good news is, you can always return the portable sauna later in case it does not function well.
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Article Title: The Long Term Health Benefits Of Massage And Saunas
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Many people seek massage and saunas to reduce stress or tension, promote relaxation and treat body pains. Therapists recommends at least one session of massage and sauna for each month to provide long-term health benefits.
Although massages and saunas are two different things, having these two services in one day will provide a better experience. Since saunas can loosen muscles, unwinding your body from normal daily stress, you will have a longer massage session because the unwinding process has already been done. Instead, your massage will start immediately, rejuvenating your joints and muscles.
For many women, pampering themselves with a massage and sauna is a perfect gift to relieve the normal stress received from academics, work and other demanding tasks. It is best to schedule one day each month to ensure your body will be given proper attention.
Things To Consider With A Massage And Sauna Combo
In choosing a relaxation package, you will be faced with a number of options for both massages and saunas. In terms of massages, you need to choose the type of massage you would like to receive, such as deep tissue, acupressure, trigger point, Watsu, Swedish and other traditional or modern massages. Each type of massage will provide a different level or style, so it is important to read up on the appropriate massage you desire.
Saunas, on the other hand, also have different options. Although all kinds of saunas provide the same benefits of promoting sweat, removing body toxins and improving blood circulation, the type of heat source will affect the result of your sauna. You can choose between electric, gas, oil and wood heat sources.
Once you have decided the type of massage and sauna you prefer, you can now seek a reputable therapist, day spa or beauty salons to reserve an appointment. It is best to schedule your "relaxation day" exactly on your day-off or during weekends to allow your body to prepare or relax before the sauna and massage.
On the day of your sauna and massage, you need to eat lightly for about an hour before you sauna. It is important that you don't feel bloated during these procedures, but eating a little amount of foods prevents hunger while you are on session. After your sauna, dress up in comfortable and loose clothes for your massage.
Planning a massage and sauna once a month can provide both men and women with an unparalleled experience that can benefit a person physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually that can revive a tired body and mind from hard work, studying and other stressful events.
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Article Title: Longer Smoker Cooking Adds A Different Flavor
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Some outdoor cooks prefer barbecue while others prefer the slower method of smoking. While both methods have their advantages, many swear by the distinct flavor advantages of smoker cooking. While cooking with heated smoke will take considerably longer than with straight heat, it is a more flavorful way of cooking.
Typically, smoker cooking has an offset fire chamber, which provides a means of the heat and smoke from the burner to pass over and through the meat. The flame itself never comes into contact with the food and therefore will not burn it. Neither will the oils and juices that drip from the cooking meat ignite short bursts of flame that can cause flare ups and scorched food.
The type of wood used in smoker cooking also helps determine the flavor with most people using hickory to provide a heavy smoky flavor to the meat. Apple and pecan wood is sometimes added to lighten the wood smoke flavor and wood from fruit trees will make for a slightly sweeter flavor.
Smoker Cooking Not For The Impatient
When smoker cooking it must be realized that this type of cooking cannot be hurried. It is going to take time to properly cook your food in a smoker. On average, depending on the cut of your meat and temperature at which you maintain the grill, smoker cooking a four-pound piece of meat will take over two hours. By comparison, the same size slab on a conventional grill will take less than an hour.
There is no limit to the types of meat you can cook in a smoker, beef, pork, poultry and fish and there are many recipes available to offer instruction on how to prepare them all. Some of the more popular meats for smoker cooking are spare ribs, large fish fillets as well as beef briskets. A four pound whole chicken will take about four hours to be thoroughly cooked in a smoker. The best way to tell if the chicken is done is to insert a thermometer into the thick part of the bird without touching any bones and making sure it reads 165 degrees.
You can rub the chicken or other meat with spices to prepare it for smoker cooking and add other sauces during and after. If you a smoker cooking without an automatic turning device, you will need to turn it occasionally to ensure even cooking and browning.
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Article Title: Wood Patio Furniture Provides A Style To Suite Every Taste
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Outdoor furniture is a very popular item with many families who want to be able to enjoy the great outdoors while sitting in their own backyards, on their decks, or on their porches. Even sunrooms are often decorated with outdoor furniture that is suitable to make them feel that they are "in" natural surroundings. Often, families and couples enjoy hosting outdoor parties where people sit outside playing games such as horseshoes, grilling hamburgers, or swimming in a pool. These times are special, and sturdy, dependable outdoor furniture is likely a necessary component of many of these gatherings. While there are many types of furniture to choose from, wood patio furniture seems to be a wonderful choice for many who seek only the best for their outdoor fun and activities.
Different Styles Of Wood Patio Furniture
Just as indoor furniture comes in a wide variety of styles, shapes, colors and price ranges, so does wood patio furniture as well. Whatever specific style one is looking for, they are sure to find a match with this type of outdoor furniture. More traditional styles of wood patio furniture include the famous porch swing that is made of wood and painted in a spectrum of colors to fit one's needs. Often, these swings come in white or brown, yet many are custom-made to suit the individual needs of the home owner. Another traditional wooden piece of outdoor furniture is the picnic table. The picnic table has been a popular item for many years and can often be made by hand as well as pre-made. The picnic tables are placed on one's patio or porch for the family to enjoy meals outside together.
More modern styles of wood patio furniture are available as well, such as the park bench style of seating or the lounge chair style for sunbathing. Different types of wood can be used as well, such as oak or even cherry if one desires. Yet, these chairs must be stained to be resistant to the elements of the outdoors in order to last for a longer period of time. Wood patio furniture can be quite elegant and lovely, as well as sturdy and dependable. The price depends of whether you buy the more traditional pieces, whether they are custom-made, or what type of wood is used. In the long run, these quality pieces will last and are a great investment to any home.
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Article Title: Wicker Outdoor Furniture Looks Great But Will It Hold Up?
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When you are shopping for outdoor furniture, you'll likely be faced with all kinds. You can find aluminum, wrought iron, luxury and even wicker outdoor furniture. If price is an issue, you should definitely choose wicker outdoor furniture. It's not as expensive as the other kinds of furniture and a set still looks great placed in your yard, on your patio or around your pool. Place cushions on the chairs and your guests have a very comfortable seat to sit on as they bask in the glory of your house, your yard and your brand new wicker outdoor furniture.
Will Wicker Last?
The only downside to having wicker outdoor furniture is that it might not last as long as the other kinds, such as the wrought iron or aluminum outdoor furniture. However, with just a little upkeep and the proper precautions, you can keep your wicker furniture looking great. So, what kind of maintenance is required to keep your wicker outdoor furniture looking as it did when you first bought it? All you have to do is, when you're not using it, keep it covered. Covers will keep it protected from the rain, or any other bad weather, which can warp your wicker outdoor furniture over time.
Treat Your Furniture With Care
Also, make sure that you're very careful with your wicker outdoor furniture. It can be very fragile so you don't want to jump on it or treat it with any kind of roughness. The last thing you want is a broken chair or table simply because you were too rough on it. You bought your wicker outdoor furniture to relax it, not to jump around in. If you want stronger furniture, then you might want to go with the aluminum or other strong brands. However, if you plan to treat your furniture with care, then wicker outdoor furniture is right up your alley.
Shop around for the best deals. The best part about wicker furniture is that it doesn't cost very much, at least not when compared to the fancier kinds. You can still have a beautiful yard, with beautiful furniture and you can save a little money for more important things, like maybe a swimming pool to go with your new wicker furniture. Once you have your wicker outdoor furniture placed in your yard, you'll probably have many great ideas how you can further spruce up your yard.
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Article Title: Playful Parenting Gives Your Child A Carefree Atmosphere In The Home
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Do you and your child enjoy each other's company? If you are one of those parents who get along well with their children, then you are on the right track. According to experts, playful parenting is one of the best ways to keep a good open relationship with your children. When both you and your children are able to relax and have fun together, there are lesser chances of friction and stress in the home.
Studies show that playful parenting gives a relaxed and carefree atmosphere in the home. Such an atmosphere is very important in shaping the character of the child. Where the child is carefree, he or she becomes more confident and even-tempered. Children coming from happy homes are usually more sociable and can relate to their peers easily.
Playful parenting takes out the stress in the home. Since the child is less exposed to stress, he or she is less likely to develop illnesses that are commonly associated with stress. On the other hand, because the parents also enjoy the company of their children, the parents will also benefit a lot if they employ playful parenting to raise their children.
Introducing Playful Parenting in the Home
When introducing playful parenting in the home, you should not forget to lay down the rules first. Just because you want to establish a carefree atmosphere in the home doesn't mean that you and your kids will not have any rules to live by. Since playful parenting relies so much on the harmony and balance in the home, rules are very important. However, when setting the rules, you should not let your children feel that you are setting some hard and fast rules but rather something that all of you should be do to keep the harmony in the home.
Setting the rules with your children should be a participatory process. If your kids are still very young, establish your rules through examples. Verbal instructions are usually lost on very young kids so your better teach them through actions. Very young kids love to imitate the things that they see or hear so it would not be much trouble to show them through actions as to how things should be in the home. When your kids grow older, they will easy adapt to the rules in the house. As long as kids do not feel that they are forced to so some things around the house, they usually cooperate.
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Article Title: Easy To Use Sausage Smokers
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There is nothing better than waking up to the smell of smoked sausage being cooked in a cast iron pan. For the individual who enjoys smoked sausage taking the time to learn about sausage smokers will be beneficial.
The process of making and smoking sausage is not difficult. In less than a day, most people can become efficient enough to make their own. Sausage smokers come in many sizes and types. For most people, a small electric smoker will meet the needs of one family.
Before one can smoke the sausage there are a few steps to follow. First, the ground meat needs to be mixed with a sausage mix. One can buy the seasonings pre mixed from a package, or learn to make the seasoning from ones own recipe. Mix the seasoning with the ground meat and put it in the refrigerator overnight.
Then take a sausage stuffer, found at many stores in the dehydrator section and pack the sausage mix into sausage casings. Sausage casings can be bought at many stores or over the internet. Once all of those steps are followed, the sausage is now ready to be smoked in the sausage smoker. Most sausages need to be smoked about twelve hours.
Proper Care For Sausage Smokers And Smoked Sausage
When the smoking process of about twelve hours has been finished, it's time to decide what to do with the sausage. Sausage can be stored in a refrigerator for about two weeks and then it should be considered bad. Sausage can be left in a freezer over a year. When ready to eat, just take it out of the freezer and let it thaw.
For the smoker, proper care will make it last for many years. After each use, unplug the smoker from the outlet. Sausage smokers can be wiped down with a washcloth rinsed out with warm water. Be careful when handling the unit.
Do not overload sausage smokers because the extra meat in the unit can make it difficult to clean the inside of the smoker. While cleaning the inside, be gentle around the components and don't use a wash cloth filled with water. If one tries to use the smoker and water is still not dried, one can either break the smoker or trip a fuse in the house.
Sausage smokers are fun and easy to use. They can really add a new dimension to ones cooking. Best of all is that homemade sausage is cheaper and tastes better than many store bought brands.
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Article Title: Cooking With Propane Smokers
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A smoker is a great way for you to cook any type of food – whether it is meat or vegetables. Remember that when you are cooking with a smoker, there are many differences between the kind of cooked food you are going to get and the food you are going to get if you don't use a smoker.
Types Of Smokers
There are many different types of smokers that you can get. One of the most popular types of smokers are propane smokers. The propane smokers allow you to cook food in basically the same method as using a propane grill. The propane is what heats up the grill, just like the propane is what heats the air in a propane smoker.
What Can You Cook?
With a propane smoker, you can cook either meat or vegetables. There are many different types of meals that you can make with propane smokers, so you can feel free to experiment with all of the different types of food you might find when it comes to the smokers. Remember that with propane smokers you are going to need to allow a longer time to cook the food. This might be frustrating to some people but in the end most people seem to realize that a propane smoker is worth the time it takes to cook with it.
Is The Price Worth It
There are many reasons that propane smokers cook food that people love, despite the fact it often takes a long time to cook this way. First of all, the smoker itself provides a taste that is hard to beat. This is a method in which the smoke actually is used to cook the food, and therefore the taste of the food is much different and much more full and interesting than the taste of food that was simply grilled.
Differences In Tastes
In the end, the choice between propane smokers and regular grills simply comes down to the differences in the tastes. While many people either prefer smokers or grills, some people say that the tastes are simply so different that they need to have both a propane smoker and a grill so that they can experiment and cook with both. You might want to try a propane smoker several times before you decide to give up your grill for good. Most likely, you'll want to keep both!
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Article Title: Polywood Outdoor Furniture Lasts Longer Than Wood
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While keeping plastic milk jugs and other recycled plastics out of landfills is a good thing, having them turned into outdoor furniture and other items is providing a material beneficial to outdoor living. With polywood outdoor furniture material being used on not only furniture, but also on fences and even patio decks, its use keeps expanding.
Basically, the concept of extruding polywood from the pellets of recycled plastics grew to include colors impeded in the materials so that it will never require repainting. It has also found that since its beginning in 1990, polywood outdoor furniture does not fade in the sun nor is it affected by the elements. Being left outside near salt water or in the sun, rain or snow leaves no obvious wear and since it is heavier than regular plastic furniture it is not subject to being blown away by wind.
Tables and chairs as well as garden furnishings are available in polywood, with colors bright enough to make a fun statement on the beach or in subdued wood colors to appeal to the more conservative outdoor living area, polywood outdoor furniture is designed to outlast other materials left exposed to the elements.
Manufactured To Last A Lifetime
From footstools to Adirondack style chairs polywood outdoor furniture is not made to be cheap patio furniture. Its heavy duty construction of materials designed to last several years, puts it into the category of quality outdoor furnishings. The selections of polywood outdoor furniture are available from the company or from selected retail outlets. Pricing reflects the quality and life expectancy built into each piece.
The use of plastic lumber is not limited to polywood outdoor furniture as there are facilities selling what they term plastic lumber to allow people to build patio decks, fencing and other home projects from plastic wood. There are numerous colors available as well as sizes to be able to find what you need for the building project.
Wood grain embossed finishes and wood-toned colors can make the plastic decking look like real lumber and its ability to be cut like wood makes it a great building material for the do-it-yourself outdoor project. You can even get the posts for a railing on your patio in the same colors to match your polywood outdoor furniture collection. Made of plastic with ultraviolet inhibitors built in, can make the deck last as long as the furniture.
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Article Title: Going For The Quality With Teak Patio Furniture
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Many people enjoy sitting outside just relaxing on their decks or porches and also entertaining guests by having parties and barbeques as well. Depending on the type of home one has or the amount of money one has available, many people like to buy a top-quality set of patio furniture in order to decorate their homes to provide both comfort and style as well. Teak patio furniture fits this description very well, as it is made with the highest-quality wood and its style is impeccable. Many who opt for only the best choose to purchase this style of furniture for both its class and durability.
Style and Design Of Teak Patio Furniture
When looking for unique and classy patio furniture, many look for the price tag to show them that a product is made of a high-quality, superb material. Teak patio furniture is certainly one of the most expensive types of outdoor furniture one can buy, yet not without good reason. This wood is reasonably rare and can be hand-carved to make unique and stylish fashions for all those seeking something out of the ordinary. This furniture has a style all its own and is even made with comfortable cushions and recliners as well. Tables, benches, chairs, stools and many other items can be purchased made of teak. These designs are usually more modern in appearance, yet some are quite traditional as well. It really depends on one's personal tastes when choosing a style of teak patio furniture.
Whether you are sitting beside a pool bathing in the sun or resting on a porch swing, teak patio furniture is a wonderful addition to any home. Those who entertain guests often can certainly make a statement, as well as shower their guests in comfort and luxury while they are visiting their home. Teak patio furniture lasts for many years and often comes with a warranty as well. Although one does spend more on this type of furniture, the savings will continue as you use this furniture for years to come, and its attractive style never fades. Even corporations and outdoor events use this type of furniture for guests, such as a stylish wedding or seminar. Teak furniture is often a luxury of the more affluent individuals in society. No matter what your individual needs are, teak patio furniture can make a rich and inviting outdoor addition to any home or garden.
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Article Title: The Verona Gazebo For Daily Use
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A gazebo is one of the most eye-catching and affordable option for a backyard landscape alternative, giving your outdoor space a unique and welcoming appeal for both guests and family members. Gazebos come in different forms, styles and sizes. When you prefer a large and easy to install gazebo that allows you to customize the area continuously, a Verona gazebo is the ideal choice.
A Verona gazebo may look like an ordinary tent, but it serves the same purpose as traditional, fully equipped gazebos – it can withstand any weather conditions, allowing it to accommodate a large group of people any time, during rainy or sunny seasons.
Most Verona gazebos available in stores and from contractors are built with heavy-duty steel that allows these good-looking structures to be left outdoors all throughout the year. The good thing about Verona gazebos is that they are built with weather-resistant materials that make them possible to use in any kind of outdoor event or gathering without worrying about possible environmental disasters.
Just like ordinary gazebos, these types of outdoor shade can accommodate small or large groups of people, depending on the size of your gazebo. Be aware that it is not recommended to install hot tubs, swings or other accessories into a Verona gazebo because you may want to bring the gazebo out of the house and use it for other locations, leaving the accessories without shade or protection.
Mosquito Net For Your Verona Gazebo
Since a Verona gazebo are designed with completely open sides, using the gazebo for camping or backyard sleepovers may not be a good idea if your gazebo does not have a mosquito net.
Mosquito nets for your gazebo keep unwanted bugs and insects from crashing your event, sleepover or gathering. While it prevents uninvited critters from entering the gazebo, it still allows the fresh outdoor breeze from coming in.
When choosing mosquito nets for a Verona gazebo, make sure that the size of the net will fit exactly with your gazebo. This is important because a small net may not prevent insects from entering your large gazebo effectively.
Fortunately, most manufacturers of Verona gazebo accompany their gazebos with matching mosquito nets that are usually sold separately. Made from nylon, these mosquito nets can be your solution to a hassle-free gathering or evening event held at the Verona gazebo. Now, you can enjoy your natural backyard, while gazing at the stars without having to kill each insect that tries to ruin your peaceful time at your new relaxation spot.
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Article Title: Managing Your Parental Stress Index
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Are you one of those modern day parents who are playing dual roles? If you are constantly performing a balancing act between career and responsibilities towards children, your parenting stress index may be a bit on the dangerous side. According to experts, there are many young parents today who are so stressed out that they are unable to function well both in the workplace and in the home. When your parenting stress index goes up, there is a big danger that you will burnout. Studies show that there are many young parents today who find it so difficult to manage their lives that they become depressed.
If you are one of those young parents who suspect that your parenting stress index is up, you should start slowing down for your own sake and the sake of your children. You should understand that the parenting stress index does not only affect you -your children suffer with you. Note that when you are feeling stressed out, you will be less tolerant towards your children and you might end up snapping at them for no reason at all. Although you do not have any intentions of being abusive towards your children, you may have problems controlling your impulses when you are stressed out.
Slowing Down and Getting Help
If you think that your parenting stress index is dangerously high, you should stop what you are doing and assess your position. Do not just goad yourself on and on until you hit your limits. Always remember that as a parent, you have responsibilities towards your children and you will not be able to take care of such responsibilities if you become unwell. When you feel that things are getting out of hand, slow down and rest for a while. Give yourself a break and unwind. It would be a good idea to get away from the workplace and the home for a few hours to ease the stress a little. A little time off could do you wonders.
In case you really feel that you need to talk to somebody and unburden yourself, you should call a friend. You spouse or partner may not be the right person to talk to about your rising parenting stress index because he or she too could be feeling the same way. Although misery loves company, it is not a good idea to start complaining to your spouse or partner about it.
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Article Title: Parenting Style - Pattern Of Parental Behavior
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The life of a parent undergoes a dramatic change with the birth of a child and it requires that he or she need to make certain decisions like choosing between bottle or breast, carriage or stroller, continuing work or staying home, employing a nanny or opting for day care.
With children growing up, these decisions continue to change and parents need to decide on the school the child must attend, their meals, allowances, after-school activities and more. All these decisions are dependent on the parenting style and attitude which will influence how the child is taught and learns to socialize.
A Complicated Matter with No Easy Answers
Parenting is a complicated matter with no easy answers available, and many different interactions concerning certain actions and attitudes on the part of parents need to be put together which will affect the development of the child. Such a broad overall pattern of parental actions are termed as a parenting style; not a single act.
Parenting styles may differ and they were best described by Diana Baumrind as well as other researchers in child development. They sought out qualities in children that were most desirable such as innocence, maturity, independence, self-reliance, curiosity, self-control, friendliness as well as achievement orientation and they further quizzed parents to ascertain which elements of parenting nurtured such qualities, and then came up with two factors, which are responsiveness or warmth as well as supportiveness, and demandingness or control of the child's behavior.
The four major parenting styles they found were authoritarian, authoritative, permissive and uninvolved. After further research, they came to conclude that the best adjusted children, especially when it came to social competence, were children of parents that belonged to an authoritative, moderate parenting style. Such parents were able to balance high demands with emotional responsiveness as well as respect for the autonomy of their children.
In contrast, parents that are too strict expect their children to accept parental judgments without argument and do not allow much freedom to the child. Children under such parenting style influences will be reliant on authority and will not be able to show much spontaneity. Authoritative parents, in sharp contrast, allow their children freedom of expression and encourage a sense of independence in their children.
Parenting style can influence the child and it has been found that children of authoritarian mothers were five times more likely to be overweight as compared to authoritative mothers, while children of permissive or uninvolved parents were three times more at risk.
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Article Title: Bring Charm And Class To Any Space With A Wrought Iron Gazebo
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Wrought iron has a beautiful antique look about it even if it is brand new and that adds sophistication and elegance to any garden, lawn or courtyard. Gazebos have become popular in the past years with all those who have the space to spare because they make great outdoors places for gatherings, festivities, hot tubs and spas.
What Choices You Have In Wrought Iron Gazebos
Due to its popularity you can find today wrought iron in its traditional form, which is the number one preference and also in white or custom made colors of choice. The great part about wrought iron gazebos is that they can be assembled and build with ease as the parts come with ease to use hooks and bolts.
You can find standard sized wrought iron gazebos in many different shapes such as oval, square, round and/or octagonal. You can also find wrought iron furniture to go along with your wrought iron gazebo that can be used to dine outdoors, picnic with friends or barbeque.
Maintaining Your Wrought Iron Gazebo
The fact that is looks slightly rusted and antique does not mean that it does not need any care against the weather as it can be affected by the sun, wind, rain and snow and rust can damage and destroy it just like it can do to almost any other material. Therefore you need to ensure that you apply protective anti rust solution if you leave it erected during the fall and winter season.
Many people who have easy to assemble iron wrought gazebo take it indoors during the winter especially if they have large storing area but it is as popular to leave it outdoors especially if you have secured it well in the ground and are sure it will not collapse in strong winds and winter storms.
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An iron wrought gazebo will soon become the center of attraction with your family and friends and soon you will be hosting parties and holding all types of activities in your elegant and fashionable iron wrought gazebo especially if it is placed in the garden away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
You will also find yourself often heading to your gazebo to relax and read a book in the cool shade on a hot summer day or playing with the family and friends during the winter months.
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If you're looking to make the meat you cook taste better, there are plenty of techniques that can be applied to it in order to improve it. Marinating, brining, even just a pinch of salt can all help bring out the potential of meat. One method that's not practiced as much as it used to be is the use of meat smokers to add flavor from burning wood. Smoking is historically a method to aid in food preservation, since combined with the curing process, smoked meat is very resistant to spoiling. If you are interested in learning to smoke meats, you will of course need to look at meat smokers. There are several different types of smokers to choose from, and each has benefits and drawbacks.
The Basic Approach
The most basic way to smoke meat is to use some wood chips at the bottom of your grill and to close the lid. This is the easiest of meat smokers to practice with, since most homes already have a grill to work with. The amount of equipment that you need to accomplish this is small, merely a small metal box to hold the wood chips as well as the wood chips themselves. By using grills as meat smokers, you can practice smoking without much of an investment in complex equipment. However, because your meat will be close to the heat source, the effect will be closer to barbecuing than smoking, and cold smoking is impossible.
The Do-It-Yourself Approach
Some people want dedicated meat smokers, but aren't willing to shell out the money for one, or have a fondness for tinkering. There are different methods of creating meat smokers yourself, but one can be made using things as simple as a hot plate and a metal garbage can, among other items. The benefit from making your own smoker is that you can make a fairly decent one for not a lot of money. Depending on the design, you can create a smoker that's appropriate for both hot and cold smoking; the only limit is the work you put into it. However, most commercially made meat smokers will have more sophisticated equipment and more precise controls.
Purchasing A Smoker
If you're sure that you're dedicated enough to smoking foods that you will make frequent use of a smoker, purchasing a meat smoker is the way to go. Commercially made meat smokers have solid construction and controls that can control temperature, the smoking time, even the amount of smoke. Many will have designs that are appropriate for hot and cold smoking. The only real drawback to these meat smokers is that they cost more money than using your grill or making your own. However, whichever method you choose to try using meat smokers, a little practice and patience will result in creating food that tastes great.
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Article Title: Making Delicious Smoked Meats With A Propane Smoker
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People all over the world enjoy the rich and earthy taste of smoked meat and fish. This form of cooking foods has a long history and helps to ensure that the meat can be eaten safely and with a wonderful flavor. There are many hobbyists who enjoy using a smoker at home to make their own smoked meats and other items. A vast amount of these smoker enthusiasts use a propane smoker for all their gourmet meal preparations. Propane smokers have a number of advantages and disadvantages, as well, when compared to other types of smokers.
Using A Propane Smoker For Your Smoking Needs
One obvious advantage of using the propane smoker to prepare an array of smoked foods is that the propane is readily available and can be taken anywhere. This mobility allows a person to carry the smoker with them on vacations or in remote areas. A propane tank is easily attached to the smoker to provide the fuel that it needs to do a proper job on cooking the meats. With the electric type of smoker, there is always the concern of a power outage, and in this case, the smoker would quit and the meat would spoil in the meantime.
Propane smokers usually come with a heavy door and several grids on the interior which hold the meat, fish, turkey or chicken in place while it is being smoked. The door opening allows wood or water to be easily added during the smoking process and allows someone easy access to checking on the status of the food itself. A cast iron smoker box is a popular feature, as well as a porcelain-covered water pan. Each of these features help to ensure that the food will be cooked to smoking perfection.
As with every item available on the market, some propane smokers are more expensive than others, and the price usually varies depending on the size and quality of the smoker. $150 to $200 is an approximate price to pay for a propane smoker that can be enjoyed in one's home to create anything from the most traditional of barbeques to an exotic meal of exquisitely smoked fish. Having a gathering or party at one's home can be especially exciting with a simple smoker to keep everyone coming back for more. The aroma of the meat or fish while smoking is a wonderful scent. Overall, these handy tools make a great addition to any meat-lover's home.
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Article Title: Everything That You Need To Know About Online Identity Theft
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There is much that you need to know about online identity theft, and so regardless of your age, sex, or gender, you are going to want to make sure that you are as knowledgeable as possible in regards to the matter of identity theft.
What is Online Identity Theft?
Online identity theft is something that can happen at any point when you are online and someone else online finds out your personal information and then uses that to steal your identity. It is actually not that difficult for a person to steal another person's identity, especially when it is online identity theft, and this is why it is so very important to take all of the precautions that you can.
How to Prevent Online Identity Theft From Happening to you
There are many different steps that you can take in order to prevent online identity theft from happening to you, and for one, you can make sure that you do not put your personal information over the Internet unless you really have to. Try not to use credit cards or anything of the sort online unless you really need to.
Credit cards are the biggest problem when it comes to the Internet and having identity theft happening to you, and so you not only want to make sure that you have as few credit cards as you can, but as well you want to make sure that you do not go crazy and buy everything on the Internet, as you want to limit it to as few purchases as you can.
This way you will not be giving your personal information out more than you need to over the computer, because after all hackers can hack into the site that you are using and they can then grab your personal information and steal your identity.
This is also why you want to make sure that any site that you do put your personal information out on is privacy secured, and by this it means that you will see a picture of a secured lock somewhere on the page, letting you know that they are secured and this means it is much harder for people to be able to hack into.
If you are on any site that does not look safe, then you want to make sure that you check that it is legit because you certainly do not want to give out your personal information if the site does not look safe.
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In recent years, medical identity theft has been on the incline and the results are often tragic. The definition of medical identity theft is generally when someone uses another person's insurance information without the original person's knowledge to obtain medical services. These medical services are then included in the medical identity theft victim's medial files and could later affect the medical attention or treatment received by the original victim. In the event that life threatening medications or prescriptions are prescribed to the imposter, these medications could later be given to the victim who might have an allergic reaction that could end with fatal results.
Medical identity theft is generally done to obtain medical care, services, medications, equipment or other false claims. This type of fraud results in erroneous entries being added to the medical history of the medial identity theft victim. These types of additions, modifications or removal of information can lead to disastrous health ramifications for the victim.
When a victim of medical theft identity discovers that their medical reports have been compromised, it is important that the false information be removed as quickly as possible. If the information goes undetected or left uncorrected, the falsified information within the medical records can be a major cause of financial and medical problems for life.
How Many Discover That They Have Been A Victim Of Medical Identity Theft
One method of discovery that provides relatively immediate notification to the medical identity theft victim is the "explanation of benefits" that is send out by the private or public health care provider. This detailed listing of all recent medical activity provides dates of service, charges for medical service, payments made by insurance company and the co-pay or balance due by the individual. By reviewing this document promptly and overseeing that the charges are accurate, you can pro-actively monitor your medical records.
If you believe that you are a victim of medical identity theft, it is imperative that you review all medical billings, statements and explanation of benefits to evaluate if any of these services have charged you for medical attention or services that you did not receive, office visits you did not make or medical equipment and supplies that you did not receive.
In the event that you do discover an error, respond promptly by telephone the medical facility or doctor that performed the procedure or service and notify them of the error. A prompt response could prevent further charges and problems from appearing in the future.
Make sure that you request a copy of your corrected records to insure that the falsified information has been removed entirely from your record. Under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), you have a right to receive a full copy of your health records from every health insurer that maintains a personal file of your medical history.
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All parents have some pearls of wisdom that they accumulate during their long parenting days. There are so many amazing things that you can find out through sharing such words of advice. Usually you will find such tips and parenting trivia in parenting forums and magazines. Some of the parenting trivia will be hilariously funny while some of it would be deep and touching.
The Pain and Pleasure in Parenting
1. if you want something to cook fast (and cheap) – always keep rice in the house. It can be cooked in a moment and if you add a little seasoning, it can make a very filling dish for those little hungry mouths.
2. Always keep milk in the house – you can use it for drinking, cooking and making cakes. Milk is a great addition to anything – cereals, coffee, rice etc
3. You want to ensure that you kids eat the lunch that you pack for them for school? Always add a little seasoning to the sandwich that you make for them – it makes the sandwich taste out of this world.
4. Children love it when you show affection – ensure you have the time to genuinely hug them at least one every day.
5. Listen to them – this is not exactly parenting trivia – rather very important bonding advice. They need to know they matter to you and that you take them seriously. Listen to them when they talk and give them all your attention.
6. Vitamins are very important for children. Ensure that they develop a habit of having their vitamins every day. This is a habit that will help them when they are adults and too busy to eat well.
7. Keep ice trays filled at home. You can make instant smoothies and ice candies, which always thrill the kids.
8. Family rituals – have at least one meal together every day. Have one day a week consecrated to the family. Such little rituals would show the children that family is important and they will carry this belief to their own families.
9. Take lots of pictures of your children – time flies and all of a sudden you will see them ready to leave your home. Have birthdays celebrated and recorded with videos or photographs – you will have the memories when your children have become adults
10. Teach them the value of money – let them earn by doing specific chores around the house, over and above their duties. This way they can plan their allowance and also value money.
Lastly, make your own list of parenting trivia and share it with other parents. Its fun and it is great information too.
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