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1.	Bookmarks: 0	The Most Unusual Businesses Unusual businesses, from making palm leaves into scorpions to collecting dead deer.
2.	Bookmarks: 0	The Right Decoy Fools Those Ducks Every Time The first use of decoys as a means of attracting ducks and geese is credited to the North American Aboriginal Indians who used crude decoys to help lure birds within net or spear range. The earliest confirmed decoys, found in a Nevada cave, date back to more than 2000 years ago. Speculation though among archeologists suggests that decoys may have been used as many as 8,000 years ago prior to that.While the materials and manufacturing methods have changed and evolved consi...
3.	Bookmarks: 0	Gardening Without Pests Deer and raccoons, rabbits and gophers, moles and chipmunks! They capture your heart when in a book or zoo, but when they invade your garden. Oh! That’s a different story. Yet how can a rabbit resist munching on your crisp lettuce? Or a possum or raccoon stay away from your sweet corn patch? And your berries will always be attractive to a squirrel.Fending off the various animals that want to enjoy both your flower and vegetable gardens can be both time consuming and frust...
4.	Bookmarks: 2	Reliable Lawn Mowers For Healthy Gardens Learn how lawn mowers are able to save time when mowing around your beautiful garden. Which model would fit better into your garden? Well, this is an easy question to answer. First of all, any gardener must know what’s the purpose or the principal aim of their gardens. It is highly recommended to purchase a truly and reliable lawn mower, such as John Deere or Toro, because they have been awarded many times already as manufacturer of the year. Thus, choose the best products to...
5.	Bookmarks: 0	Gratitude Improves Your Attitude In the 1980s, I started a daily practice that I still maintain today. I was attending an intense personal growth workshop at Deerwood, Minnesota. One night, as I lay on the top bunk in a rustic dorm room filled with a dozen women, someone mentioned her practice of gratitude.Aware of my natural tendency to focus on the half-empty cup, I decided to try it that night. I did it again the next night and the next. Now, more than 20 years later, I still continue with a gratitude...