March 2010 - Issue 2

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Weekly Newsletter: March 2010 - Issue #2

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"Spring makes its own statement, so loud and clear that the gardener seems to be only one of the instruments, not the composer." ~ Geoffrey B. Charlesworth Home Decor Inexpensive Ways to Bring Spring into Your Home   Spring is a time of new beginnings. Flowers and plants are blooming, the sun is shining and the weather is finally getting warmer after winter's chill. So why not bring some of spring's beauty into your home so you can enjoy it day after day? >> read more Cleaning Solutions How To Begin A Spring Cleaning Ritual   Written by Alyice Edrich How to clean and organize your home after a long winter. >> read more Recipe Box: Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Potatoes Financial Buying from Bulk Bins Saves Cents, Makes Sense Debunking the Myths about Bulk Products   When you hear the term "bulk," do you envision 5 gallon containers and think, "I just don't need that much of anything?" Actually, one of the advantages of buying in bulk is that you can buy a pinch or a pound. A natural foods expert offers tips for your trip to the bulk aisle, where you'll find herbs and spices, gourmet nuts and granola, whole-leaf teas and even body-care items. >> read more Shared Quotes: "The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page." ~ St. Augustine Shared by: Katie R. Share your favorite quote:newsletter@pioneerthinking.com Home Brews How to Make Homemade Wine   Written by Brian Ankner This resource will teach you the basics of how to make homemade wine using simple household utensils and products. It's easy, rewarding and you will love the results! >> read more Body Health My Period is Late, Am I Pregnant?   Written by Mardie Caldwell, COAP Every woman will to have different bodily signs to show if she is pregnant. The most common pregnancy sign is a delayed or missed menstrual cycle. It is important to understand pregnancy symptoms because the symptom may be related to something other than pregnancy. >> read more Readers' Tip Homemade Lavender Window Cleaner   Shared by Cynthia Lewis You will need: 3/4 cup white vinegar 8 cups distilled water 1 1/2 tsp lavender essential oil 1/2 teaspoon liquid dishwashing detergent Mix ingredients then fill up a spray bottle, give it a shake to mix it up before using. Use dry clean cotton rags to wipe windows. Related Article 10 Spring Cleaning Tips For Your Kitchen Share Share your tip IN THIS ISSUE Inexpensive Ways to Bring Spring into Your Home How To Begin A Spring Cleaning Ritual Buying from Bulk Bins Saves Cents, Makes Sense How to Make Homemade Wine My Period is Late, Am I Pregnant? Recipe Box: Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Potatoes Readers' Tips: Homemade Lavender Window Cleaner FEATURED COLUMNS Health Talk Nutrition Questions and Answers   Q: I realize that my food portion sizes are my biggest obstacle to losing weight. But whenever I try to cut back, I seem to just eat more later. How can I tackle this? Q: Is it true that pomegranate juice is like grapefruit juice regarding interactions with medications? >> read more Direct Answers Relationship Advice Column   Head Games >> read more Harvey Mackay Business Column   Spring Training is Not Just for Baseball >> read more If you have questions or comments on this week's issue, send your feedback to:  newsletter@pioneerthinking.com Our Home ->  http://www.pioneerthinking.com/ Newsletter Archive: http://www.aweber.com/z/article/?ptnewsletter To Submit An Article: editor@pioneerthinking.com To Submit a Tip, or Quote:newsletter@pioneerthinking.com Follow us on Twitter:http://twitter.com/pioneerthinking   Pioneer Thinking on Facebook Home | Archives | Newsletter Sign Up | Forums | Contact Us Copyright © 1999-2010  Pioneerthinking.com. All rights reserved.

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Skiing.LifeTips Newsletter, Issue 290: Boot Dryers, Hand Warmers, Foot Warmers

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Weekly Skiing Tipletter, Issue 290 Boot Dryers, Hand Warmers, Foot Warmers Before you take your next ski trip, here are some chill raising thoughts to consider. Your feet and hands are home to the highest number of sweat glands per square inch. When these glands produce perspiration, the resulting moisture becomes a breeding ground for fungus and bacteria, which in turn create odor and disease. Additionally, moist garments can be up to 25 times colder than dry garments. Since boots and gloves are closed end garments, they often fail to dry sufficiently. This is why you may need a boot dryer. Boot dryers come in a variety of models. Convection heat portable dryers are relatively inexpensive. They create air exchange by releasing the warm air and replacing it with cooler air. These dryers do not require you to take out your ski boot liners, and the dryers take about 30 minutes to warm up. Your boots will dry overnight. Other types of high-tech boot dryers can dry up to two pairs of boots and gloves simultaneously. These are generally more expensive and less portable. For warmth on the snow, consider a pair of hand warmers. In general, these come in packets of two, and can last up to seven hours. Some gloves come with a special compartment that holds the hand warmers in place. These are a good idea if you tend to have cold hands. The compartment keeps the warmers from applying too much heat directly to your skin. Toe warmers are also available, but beware. If you have custom made footbeds, these products can cause your boots to fit incorrectly. A boot glove, which fits over your boot, might be a better choice. LifeTips Radio LifeTips.com President, Byron White and Amanda Connor interview guests weekly to discuss the hottest topics for both consumers and web-marketers that will make your life smarter, better and more fun. Special guests include best-selling authors and celebrities that will get you in-the-know with topics that matter. All of our 137 previous shows are available for listening in our archive. Tune in to WebMasterRadio.fm every Wednesday at 4pm ET. LifeTips Publishing Our Gurus are the masters of their niches. Thanks to their expert knowledge, LifeTips has published thousands of useful, insightful, and entertaining tips on every subject. Our 101 Tip Books put that insight into the palm of your hand. Browse our bookstore About LifeTips Each site on LifeTips features its very own expert or Guru who is here to answer questions, field comments and make your life smarter and better! Within each site you can save your favorite tips, read Guru profiles and vote on which tips make the grade. Go ahead, ask your Guru a question. They are making the world better one tip at a time!

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