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Do It Yourself Travel
by Wattle, Apr 6, 2008
Recently I was talking with some friends about traveling and travel arrangements I had made on my own for my son to come back from Hawii, they could not believe that I had saved over 900 hundred dollars doing it myself. First let me tell you what happened then I will share what I did.
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How to Prepare Imbalittac Nga Kazzing (Marinated and Roasted Skin of Goat)
by marl-liezl, Apr 6, 2008
Imbalittac nga kazzing is a pulutan or main dish of the Ybanags from the Philippines. It consists of uniformly and finely chopped cleaned-roasted skin of goat. It is seasoned with calamansi (Philippine lemon) juice, onions, garlic, black pepper and ginger, with a little quantity of sili nga artem (pickled pepper).
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The Ybanag’s Way of Making Bamboo Shoots Salad
by marl-liezl, Apr 6, 2008
Rabung is used as vegetables and salads or richada. The richada nga rabung is of better quality when fresh. The Ybanags love to prepare richada nga rabung for special occasions. They use this as an appetizer or as an accompaniment to the main dish.
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How to Avoid Toddler Tantrums and Meltdowns at Disney World
by Brian Hodges, Apr 5, 2008
Despite the heat, the lines, and the cost, it is still possible for toddlers and their parents to have a magical day at Disney World. All you have to do is read your toddler’s cues and imagine that you got in for free.
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How Not to Get Ripped Off with Car Rentals
by upay2much, Apr 3, 2008
Ever wonder how people get cheap rates when renting a car and you don't? If you don't know any better, you can easily get ripped off. This blog will tell you how to do it right.
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How to Deal with the End of Vacation Blues
by Kristie Leong MD, Apr 2, 2008
When your vacation ends and you have to return to your routine, it can be a let down. Here's how to handle the end of vacation blues.
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How the Ybanags Prepare Carabao Tongue Estofado
by marl-liezl, Apr 2, 2008
The Estofadu nga zila is a special dish among the Ybanags and is usually served only during very special occasions.
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The Ybanag’s Way of Cooking Zinagan
by marl-liezl, Apr 2, 2008
Zinagan or blood stew has been part of Ybanag main dishes. It is made out of internal organs and lean meat and blood of pig, carabao or cow mixed with vinegar. Zinagan is a favorite main dish among Ybanags. Eaters always expect that zinagan is served on the table during and on any function.
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Tips for Family Trips
by D.C, Apr 2, 2008
Here are five easy tips to make your family vacation much more enjoyable.
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Seven Amazing Historical Events That Inspired Today’s Bread and Pastry
by Sher D Fly, Mar 31, 2008
Have you ever wondered about the origins of some of today's most famous breads and pastries? You might be surprised to know that some were inspired by interesting historical events.
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