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Knowing what goes on around your house while you are not home is sometimes necessary to keep people honest.
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lovesky at 12:18am Tue, 24 Nov 2009 under
Blogging & Social Media,
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Lighting,
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Knowing what goes on around your house while you are not home is sometimes necessary to keep people honest.
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The CDC estimates that there are 76 million cases of food-borne illnesses each year, and of that number more than 300,000 will be hospitalized and 5,000 will die. Those are high numbers, especially considering these types of illnesses are very preventable. On Thursday we will all be sitting down to Thanksgiving dinner, and some of us will even contract one of these food-borne illnesses. But there are things we can do to reduce our risk of of food-borne illness.
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Late last week, a food blogger friend of mine Tweeted about a Walmart press release advertising a $20 Thanksgiving dinner. According to the press release, the dinner, which was available starting on November 4, included the following list of ingredients:
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