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Article by Tricia Oliver

The upcoming holidays also mean one thing – tons of cooking chores. That is why fire safety precaution should be made and in place inside the home. Most of fire breakouts usually start in the kitchen. Recently, a family’s two-storey home just got burned down in Monteagle Street where a mother and daughter got caught and killed in the fire. Upon investigation, authorities have pointed out that the origin of the fire was in the kitchen, and that unattended cooking has caused the fire to spread. More tragic is that the smoke alarms were not working properly and did not go off in time to warn the family about the fire. Perhaps the biggest fear of most families is to lose one’s home to a fire. Even though homeowners are insured, it would still be wise to prevent such unfortunate accidents. To avoid such a frightening scenario, here are some tips to practice fire safety precautions in your home.Teach yourself and your family about basic fire safety. The classic rule “stop, drop and roll” is a very good tip to remember, especially for kids. When smokes fills the home, instead of facing it head first, drop and then crawl through the smoky haze. Ensure that your home has a good safety exit plan in case of a fire. And despite the fear of having valuable possessions trapped inside a burning home, it is still wise not to go inside a burning building, lest you will place yourself and your would-be rescuer in danger.Rooms such as the bedroom, living room and especially the kitchen should have a smoke detector or a smoke alarm installed in the ceiling. They must also be regularly checked, and batteries must be regularly replaced to ensure that it is still in good working condition. Never turn off or unplug a smoke detector – the noise might be an inconvenience but it is small compared to the huge possibility of saving lives. Be careful when cooking. Cooking stoves must be wiped dry and clean of grease and flammable items. Window curtains or grills should not be near these cooking devices. Never, ever leave a hot stove or a crockpot open and unattended. A dutch oven recipe book or a dutch oven ebook has some slow cooking methods which can be left while you are working, but remember to never leave the top pot open. There should also be system for checking in on your slow-cooking meat broth.

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Ingredients for Bento (serves 1) – Potato Salad – 40g Potato (1.41 oz) 10g Carrot (0.35 oz) 400cc Water (1.69 us cup) 1/2 tsp Salt 4cm Cucumber (1.57 inch) A pinch of Salt 1 tbsp Sweet Corn 1/2 tsp Vinegar A pinch of Sugar A pinch of Black Pepper 1 tsp Mayonnaise 1 Cherry Tomato – Chicken Karaage – 50g Chicken (1.76 oz) 2/3 tbs Kimchi Base or 1/2 Soy Sauce + 1/2 Sake + Grated Garlic 1 tsp Potato Starch Frying Oil – Honey Glazed Pumpkin – 40g Pumpkin (1.41 oz) Honey Toasted Black Sesame Seeds 1/8 Apple – Onigiri – 140g Fresh Steamed Rice (4.94 oz) Noritama Furikake – Egg & Seaweed Yukari Furikake – Red Shiso Leaf 2 sheets of 19×5cm Toasted Nori (7.5×2 inch) – Spinach Tamagoyaki – 1 Egg 40g Spinach (1.41 oz) 1 tsp Soy Sauce 1 Vienna Sausage 1/2 tsp Oil **Trick to make bento in the busy morning is preparing the ingredients the night before or using premade ingredients from the market. ** Recently, bento regained its popularity in Japan for its safe and balanced diet and many Japanese bring their own bento to school and work. About Music: Frederic Chopin – Valse in D-flat major “Minute Waltz” – Op. 64 No. 1 Play by Muriel Nguyen Xuan, recording by Stephane Magnenat Creative Commons creativecommons.org
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Many people are interested in using the master cleanse diet recipe as a way to lose weight and detox their body. It has helped thousands of people over the years and seems to be the one diet and cleansing recipe that can handle the balance between working and being non harmful. Every one is different and everyone will react differently, but with all the successes many people have experienced, you will most likely have great success too.

This cleanse is also referred to as the lemonade diet, the cayenne pepper diet and the maple syrup diet, obviously because of it’s main ingredients. The whole idea is to use these ingredients to wash the harmful toxins from your system and ‘reset’ your internal balance.

For those of you who aren’t familiar with what this diet entails, here is a brief overview. You may not realize it but most people actually have a a large amount of toxins in their systems. These toxins can run the gambit and cause minor, or major, health issues. Some of the most common issues are things like fatigue and constipation. Eliminating these toxins is the primary focus of the master cleanse.

You will stay on this liquid diet for a few days, depending on your results. You will drink the master cleanse for several days. Prior to starting the cleanse it’s usually helpful to set a start date and get yourself in the right mindset. You will need to take a laxative on the day before you start your diet since the cleanse doesn’t have any fiber.

Drink one 8 ounce serving every 4 hours while on the cleanse. While on the cleanse you will not be eating any solid foods, you’ll just be drinking the lemonade mixutre. You will stay on the cleanse for 2 to 4 days.

Now, on to the diet mixture recipe. The recipe is made up of commonly found household items. You don’t need to buy any difficult to find products in order to make a cleansing mixture.

Here are the ingredients:

1. Fresh lemons

2. Maple Syrup

3. Cayenne Pepper Powder

4. Water

You can use this recipe to make a full pitcher of the cleanse ( I will also include a smaller recipe if you want to make an 8 oz. glass size of the cleanse):

12 Tablespoons of fresh lemon juice, 12 Tablespoons of Maple syrup, 1/2 teaspoon of cayenne pepper and 60 ozs. of water. Add all ingredients to a pitcher and drink the whole pitcher of lemonade mixture throughout the day.

For smaller glass size (8 ounces) servings use this recipe:

1/2 tablespoon lemon juice, 1/2 tablespoon of maple syrup, 1/16 teaspoon of cayenne pepper powder and 8 ounces of water.

This diet can be done monthly if you so desire. Make sure to stop the diet if you have any allergic or bad reactions. If you have dizziness, muscle cramps, or nausea stop the diet. It’s also a good idea to talk to your doctor before you attempt this type of cleanse, especially if you have any underlying health conditions. Do not use tobacco during this diet cleanse.

Using this master cleanse diet recipe can help you shed unwanted pounds and toxins from your body, which can help you finally achieve the weight loss and health you’ve been looking for. This diet can help alleviate many common minor health issues for you, give it a try.

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