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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 14 Aug 11

I've never made pasta, it seems so much easier to buy ready made pasta in packets and boil it. Usually I make the pasta sauce to go with it, I have occasionally bought a pasta sauce but I usually make it myself as it is nice to...

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Shar19 I think we sold the pasta machine. Unless it's hiding somewhere in the house.

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 13 Aug 11

How long do you leave your discussion topic go before you chose a best response? Do you wait for a certain number of days, weeks or months? Or do you wait for a certain number of responses before chosing one?

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SandrainSpain Always, although I only use the - for violation of the guidelines, or if a responder is abusive. Using these buttons helps to build the MyLot reputation for those who post good discussions and comments, so I make sure to use it. Some people 'game' the...

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 13 Aug 11

How long do you leave your discussion topic go before you chose a best response? Do you wait for a certain number of days, weeks or months? Or do you wait for a certain number of responses before chosing one?

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SandrainSpain Hello, Vegegirl. I leave it at least a week. If I have a lot of really good responses, I'll leave it for longer. If I don't get many responses to a discussion, I'll leave it for a few weeks. I can't see the point of awarding a BR if there are only 2 or 3...

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 13 Aug 11

How long do you leave your discussion topic go before you chose a best response? Do you wait for a certain number of days, weeks or months? Or do you wait for a certain number of responses before chosing one?

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varier For me, it is not based on time or number of responses. It depend on the quality and the usefulness of a response. If I see a good response with a lot of information related to the discussion, then I would choose it as best response :)

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 12 Aug 11

Coconuts and wheatgrass juice are both meant to be super foods with lots of health properties and nutritional value. What do you know about them and do you know which is better. Coconuts surely taste better, but I have felt...

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Cherizette I've never tasted wheat-grass but I know coconut is great especially since it is an alkaline food which is great for energy.

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 13 Aug 11

When I am with my nieces and nephews and their friends I notice they can get extrememly excited when they are having lots of fun. We took them to a kids fun place once and they would squeal with joy on the ride. I have seen...

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Dominique25 Children are really wonderful. Their excitement I think can rub off on us as adults. I feel for the most part I need to work more at being excited as when I was a child. The daily activities, and the stresses of life I feel at times prevent me from being...

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 11 Aug 11

I thought it was interesting when I was reading reviews of a cook book on Amazon for a convection halogen oven. An Australian commented that the book had everything in it they wanted to know to use a convection oven, with great...

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arlerambabu To be Americanized or to Americanize depends on the capability of the influencing factor you have. If in India we’re influenced by KFC, its because, KFC has a strong influencing factor in it. If some Americans are coming to India to learn Yoga, Yoga is having...

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 11 Aug 11

I have seen shows on how serious lack of sleep can be for your health. I think experts have reccommended 7-8 hours a night. Apparently you can't really catch up on your sleep debt, but the longer you go without sleeping enough,...

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francesca5 i read something in the daily mail recently, which is the newspapers in the uk that everyone says you should never believe. but anyway, i read in it recently that there was some research that said that sleeping for less than 6 hours a night over a long period...

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dattakarthik @dattakarthik (49) • India 13 Aug 11

now a days many members are drinking alcohol and its waste of money also. poor people who do not have money to live are also spending there money for the sake of alcohol.it is also dangerous to health.due to alcohol many accidents...

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dattakarthik @dattakarthik (49) • India 13 Aug 11

now a days many members are drinking alcohol and its waste of money also. poor people who do not have money to live are also spending there money for the sake of alcohol.it is also dangerous to health.due to alcohol many accidents...

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surfer222 in many country, tax form alcohol and cigarettes are one of the biggest income for goverment so many of the politician refuse to ban this two things.

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 5 Oct 08

This weekend I watched some kiteboarding and found out about lessons. I would like to give it a try but it seems a bit scarry and radical. I am a woman in my 40's who works in an office, so this seems something quite...

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veganbliss Three years on... did you give it a go? I guess it would be too difficult to afford it now for you, but there are books you can buy on it or maybe ebooks? I've seen this in action. It's fairly popular at the beaches down here because we're in a sheltered...

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 12 Aug 11

This may sound strange but over the years I have found it can be a little hard if I have read something or not. I particularly find this with books in a series. An example is books by Michael Connelly who wrote the Lincoln Lawyer,...

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eynjel_1988 I still remember that books that I had read from the past. Simply because almost all of the books that I have read are those books which I really enjoyed. What I really love about reading is I can go to the places which I haven't visit yet. It's like going...

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 3 Aug 11

I often have sinus problems, but recently I have had it for a couple of months. I have had repeat prescriptions of antibiotics and tablets for dizziness, but it hasn't healed. Do you think I have allergies? How would I get this...

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veganbliss Yes, there are many natural cures out there, but you want to get the one that's right for your condition as well as find out what it is that you have so that you can take measures to avoid or limit your exposure. Are you open to homeopathy? You have some of...

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 23 Aug 08

Have you tried homeopathy, or know someone who has? It works on treating an allergy with the small doses of what you are allergic to - e.g. my drops include animal dander and dust so I hope it stops my allergies to these things...

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veganbliss I've used them most of my life & have found them very fast acting, very effective & very cheap. They work by helping us build up a tolerance to the environment we live in that we cannot avoid - or can avoid, but don't want to! They work by taking a copy of...

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 23 Aug 08

Have you tried homeopathy, or know someone who has? It works on treating an allergy with the small doses of what you are allergic to - e.g. my drops include animal dander and dust so I hope it stops my allergies to these things...

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KrauseHome I believe in using homeopathic medicines when available and have used these many times for situations myself. You just need to make sure that what medicines etc. that you are using is not going to interfere with some of your Health medications, etc. and once...

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vegegirl @vegegirl (828) • Australia 23 Aug 08

Have you tried homeopathy, or know someone who has? It works on treating an allergy with the small doses of what you are allergic to - e.g. my drops include animal dander and dust so I hope it stops my allergies to these things...

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ronaldinu I have never heard about homeopathy. However I have found this link which speaks abou homeopathy

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