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Jan 12

Cream Cheese Chocolate Brownies – 4th of July Special

To view written recipe, click here: www.cookingwithalia.com When I first came to the US, I discovered and totally fell in love with chocolate brownies! Today, I am going to show you how to make something even better than chocolate brownies. What can this be?! Well, it’s Cream Cheese Chocolate brownies – 2 favorites in 1! This is going to be a winner for your 4th of July menu next week end! You will get, for sure, the title of the “Best Brownies Maker in Town” !

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Jan 12

Deer Shooting Games

If you spend a good amount of your time playing online games then here’s a special piece of news for you. You can now experience the same thrill of hunting deer without having to leave the comforts of your home or office. Yes, there are now plenty of deer shooting games available online as well as for download that anyone can play. In fact, try it for yourself and Google “deer shooting games” and you’ll see that there are plenty of websites offering such kinds of entertainment.

In fact, choosing one from the many different sites is the most difficult part. There are plenty of games that all differ in terms of graphics, the kind of the style the game is played, as well as the format its in. There are many websites out there that would ask you to register before you can start playing or downloading the game itself and usually, all this takes is an email address and a password and you’re off. Do keep in mind that its not just deer hunting games that is available in these websites. Many of them carry a bunch of other game titles (related or not related to hunting) that you might want to try as well. After all, it is free so why not take advantage, right?

Some of the websites that you might want try are shootinggames60games.com, which offers plenty of shooting and hunting games. You may want to also try terragame.com that has hunting games among plenty of other downloadable games. If you prefer playing online, then you can try ESPN.com where you’ll find plenty of online hunting games. Other sites that you might want to try include Deer Hunt Challenge, which you can find at Gamespot.com and Hunting Unlimited 2009, which you would be able to find in valusoft.com. There are also websites where you would be able to find trial applications of hunting games which are soon to be released so do look out for those. Another thing to consider is the quality of the graphics and how realistic or how well done they are. Overall, this would make your gaming a lot more enjoyable.

A lot of the websites that offer these free hunting games also have message boards where people can form a community and share their interests with one another. You can get tips, advice or just plain talk about how great or how bad some of the games are. Many people form great friendships through this forums and this makes gaming online even better. After all, there are plenty of people who also like hunting games just as much as you do so who better to chat about it with than people who actually know what you’re talking about? Lastly, another great aspect of these websites that offer free deer shooting games is the amount of choice and variety they provide gamers with. The games aren’t just simulations of the video games that you might be able to encounter when playing on a console. They have various environments, as well as levels that challenge the player, thus making it as thrilling as actual deer hunting without even having to really shoot a real live deer.

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Jan 12

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Jan 12

Taste of india – Indian Restaurant – Best Food in Lake County Merrillville Northwest Indiana

www.localbizblogs.com SERVING CERTIFIED HALAL MEATS, Vegetable, Chicken, Lamb, Biryani, Chef’s Specials & Seafood Specials. Special prepared Dishes Straight from the Clay Oven. Taste of India uses only the Freshest and Finest Authentic Ingredients , prepared in ways that only millenia of culinary knowledge could offer. Lunch Buffet 7 days a week, A la carte Menu available for Lunch and Dinner. A Variety of Wine and Beer to Select.. Restaurant Located in the same Complex as Methodist Hospitals, and Conveniently Located Across the Street from Radisson Hotel, Radisson Star Plaza and Next Door to Hooters. Open for Lunch Mon-Fri 11am to 2:30pm and 11am to 3pm Sat ,12pm to 3pm Sun. Dinner from 5pm to 10pm Mon to Fri, Sat 5pm to 10:30pm, Sun 5pm to 9:30pm . Carry Out and Delivery Orders Available. We Cater for Large & Small Parties as well as Outdoor Parties also. Call for Catering & Special Events, Contact Jasbir Singh At ( 219) 218- 2042 or (219) 755- 4634. Gift Certificates Available. FREE WiFi phone (219) 755-4634 fax (219) 755-4638 761 E 81st Ave. Merrillville, IN 46410

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Jan 12

50 Ideas to Organize Your Home

“Organize” is a familiar word heard on many of today’s popular decorating shows. Every family has its struggles with some type of clutter whether it is stacks of papers or a cluttered and cramped bathroom. In fact, the National Association of Professional Organizers reports that 80% of what we keep we never use, we wear 20% of the clothes we own while the other 80% hangs there just in case, and 25% of adults say they pay bills late because they lost them.

If you have stacks of papers, frazzled mornings, or lost car keys, use the following ideas to help you organize your family and home.

Evenings/Mornings:

1. If you have rushed mornings, make lunches, set out clothes, and put everything you need for the next day in a designated area the night before. Have kids pack homework and books in their backpack so they will be ready for the next day.

2. Place your purse, briefcase and keys in a designated area every day so you always know where they are.

3. Decide the night before what is on the menu for breakfast the next morning. If the family is to have cereal, set out the cereal boxes, bowls, and spoons.

4. Make a “to do” list for the next day and organize it according to what task needs to be completed first.

5. Fill the gas tank the day before so you won’t have to worry about getting gas if you are running late the next morning.

Bathrooms:

6. To organize countertop clutter, purchase a plastic tub with a handle on top. Place all of your accessories such as hair spray and lotion, in the tub and place under the counter. Take the tub out when you are ready to use it and then put it back under the counter when you are finished with it.

7. To organize your shower, buy shower caddies to place your soaps and shampoos in. There are numerous styles available in many discount and fine department stores.

8. To help keep your shower doors clean, buy a water squeegee (like you use on your windows) and place it in the shower. When you are done taking a shower just wipe down the doors with the squeegee and you’ll have a clean and dry shower door. Many of the squeegees come with a whole in the handle, which is convenient for hanging it up in the shower with a suction cup.

9. Install a straight magnet in your medicine cabinet for tweezers, nail clippers, and scissors.

10. Store reading material in a decorative magazine rack. As you add new magazines, throw away the older ones to keep the magazine rack from overflowing.

11. Throw away items in your bathroom that are old or you don’t use anymore, such as make-up, lotions, prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, old razors, sunscreen, and perfume.

12. If you are out of space in your bathroom cabinets for towels, roll them up and display them in a decorative basket next to the shower or bath tub.

13. Install hooks on the back of your bathroom door or wall space for towels and robes.

14. Use drawer organizers for makeup, jewelry, ponytail holders, and other loose items.

15. Place a shelving unit above the toilet for storing extra towels, washcloths, and other accessories.

16. Put a clock in each bathroom so everyone can be on time.

Closet:

17. Place baskets in your closet for laundry and dry cleaning.

18. Sort through your clothes and anything you don’t wear anymore, bag and donate to a local charity. This includes clothes that are no longer in fashion, no longer fit, or clothes you haven’t worn in a year. Also, get rid of those worn out and/or uncomfortable shoes you no longer wear.

19. Separate your clothes by season. If you have a tall closet with several rows of rods, place current seasons clothes on the lowest level and move out of season clothes on the tallest rods.

20. Categorize your clothes by purpose, such as work, casual, and formal.

21. Gather all unused wire hangers and take them to the dry cleaners to recycle.

22. Hang scarves on a hanger or scarf rack. Also, hang belts and ties on hangers or racks.

23. Use a shoe rack to keep shoes organized and throw out shoe boxes that clutter the floor.

24. Install hooks on the closet wall to hang up hats and purses.

25. Store clothes that you want to save in a vacuum sealed plastic bag. These bags pack down for storing under the bed or in a closet. Remember to save only the clothes that you think will be worn!

Kitchen:

26. Organize your cabinets into several categories such as plates, glasses, Tupperware, kid’s plates and sippy cups. Place the plates on one shelf, the glasses on another shelf, and so on. This way when you empty the dishwasher, you or other family members will always know where everything goes.

27. Group your foods together in the pantry for easy access and to help you identify when inventory is getting low. For example, group together your canned goods, cereals, pasta, etc.

28. Place all packets (gravy, Jell-O, sauces) in a basket and place on shelf.

29. Purchase a spice rack that works best for your cabinet. Alphabetize your spices and place frequently used spices on the front of the rack and all others towards the back of the rack.

30. For all of those plastic containers and Tupperware items, dedicate one cabinet or drawer for those items and try to purchase stackable containers to maximize your space.

31. Save your countertop space for items you use daily. Only display cookbooks that you really use and if possible store your canister set in your pantry instead of on the counter.

32. If you have a collection of clipped recipes that are filling drawers and countertop space, purchase a three-ring binder in a color that matches your decor, a box of plastic sheet protectors (to protect your recipes), paper, and a set of dividers with tabs. Glue each recipe onto a piece of paper (use front and back of each piece of paper) and then place into a sheet protector. Categorize recipes (breakfast, desert, etc.), label the tabs, and place recipes in binder. Additional tip, if you purchase a binder that has pockets, store clipped recipes that you want to try in the pockets before adding them to your collection.

33. Do you have mounds of plastic bags from the grocery store? Place about 10 bags inside of 1 bag and throw the rest away. You can always get more the next time you go to the grocery store.

34. Get in a habit of cleaning out your refrigerator every time you bring home groceries. Dispose of any food that is no longer edible or your family is not going to eat.

Kid’s Room:

35. In a boy’s room, put a basketball hoop over a laundry basket for slam-dunking dirty clothes.

36. Place a two-compartment hamper in your kid’s room so he or she can sort light clothes from dark clothes as they undress.

37. String a clothesline in your child’s room and have your child clothespin his or her favorite artwork.

38. Hang a fish net from the ceiling to store stuffed animals, dolls, or action figures.

39. Add a bookshelf and help your child organize their books.

40. Buy the kids their own alarm clocks and teach them how to get up on time.

Misc.

41. Make sure everything in your house has a home. Teach all family members to mind their own messes. For example, if you take it out, put it back; if you open it, close it; if you throw it down, pick it up; if you make a mess, clean it up; and so on.

42. Put wastebaskets in every room and place several unused trash bags in the bottom of each one. This will eliminate countless trips to retrieve new trash bags and give all family members a place to throw away their trash.

43. Place a decorative basket on the coffee table to keep remote controls in.

44. Use a plastic caddy (instead of shelf space) to store cleaning supplies in and tote it from room to room.

45. Keep baskets or tubs for toys in every room for fast pickup and play time.

46. For kids’ outdoor toys, purchase a weatherproof, bench-style storage box and store toys inside. Also, gather all outdoor balls and place into a large, mesh drawstring bag and store in garage.

47. Each night before bedtime, have all family members pick up clutter for 15 minutes. Make a game out of it and see who can pick up the most things in the shortest amount of time.

48. Create a family message center on the refrigerator or other prominent place and use it for shopping lists, reminders, calendars, and phone messages.

49. Make a master grocery list on your computer from a spreadsheet or Word document. Categorize the groceries into sections such as frozen, dairy, and so on. In each category, list the most frequent items that you buy. Organize the grocery list according to the way your favorite grocery store’s isles are set up. Print copies and keep one copy handy for the current week. When you see you are low on a product or you’re preparing your grocery list for the week, simply highlight whatever items you need. Keep the document current by adding new items and/or deleting items you no longer buy. Also, create a space on the document for Misc. items where your family members can write down what they need that is not on your list.

50. Create an in box on your desk for papers (bills, permission slips, etc.) that need your attention.

The goal of organizing isn’t to make your home pristine but rather to make your life more calm and functional. Work with the above ideas and you will end up having less clutter, a simplified home, more quality time for yourself and your family, and improved productivity.

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