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Easy Ways to Ward Off Winter Weight Gain

With winter on the horizon once again, the familiar retreat indoors is in full swing. With the colder weather comes less time spent outside, and more time spent on the couch.
 
While it's difficult for those who live in areas with particularly harsh winters to do much of anything outdoors once the temperatures begin their annual descent, it's not that difficult for cold-climate dwellers to continue 

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Planning your party menu

Many partygoers admit that they often look forward to foods served during social gatherings. The way to a man's heart may be through his stomach, but the same sentiment can be applied to both male and female guests invited to your next soirée. While it might not be possible to please everyone's palate, the following are some food factors hosts should keep in mind as they prepare to throw their next party.

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How to cut costs when hosting at home

Hosting guests at home can be expensive. Whether they're hosting family and friends during the holiday season or throwing a backyard barbecue under the summer sun, hosts should know that such gatherings can be costly.
 
Some hosts may find that hosting guests at home is beyond their means. Fortunately, there are many ways for budget-conscious hosts to save money when entertaining at home.

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Make Gutter Cleaning Safer and Easier

 

Nobody enjoys gutter cleaning. Yet it's much more important than many homeowners think. Rain flowing over windows, doors, and siding can rot fascia as well as door and window framing. It can erode the soil around your home and damage its foundation, and also cause a wet basement, mold, and mildew. To help keep gutters operating properly and to protect your investment, try these tips:

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Winter Grilling Tips & Tricks


 Barbecuing isn't just for the lazy days of summer. Delicious grilled meals are easy to prepare year-round. Here are a few tips for winter barbecuing that are important to remember before you get the snow shovel out.
 
* Always pre-heat your barbecue. Pre-heat to 400o F -- 450o F at minimum, and adjust the temperature from there.

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