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Is Your Dog a Superbrain or a Numbskull?

by Louie Jerome, Jan 11, 2009

It is estimated that there are about 500 different breeds of dog in the world but the The Kennel Club (UK) only recognises 201 of them. These breeds have a really wide range of intelligence between them. Border Collies are the most intelligent and Afghans the most stupid. However, like anything else, there are always exceptions to the rule.

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Bring Your Christmas Lights Back to Life Safely

by Louie Jerome, Nov 16, 2008

Where have your Christmas lights been all year? What has been happening to them in the heat, the cold, the damp and the very dry weather? You won't know until you open the box.

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Extraordinary Cucumber Varieties to Choose From

by Louie Jerome, Sep 21, 2008

For most of us a cucumber is a long green thing that we can slice, or chop and eat pickled, or with salad. However, there is a lot more to this much underrated vegetable.

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Extraordinarily Different Things to Do with a Banana

by Louie Jerome, Sep 6, 2008

Bananas have many interesting alternative uses. If you are holding a banana, you have many options. You could just eat it, or try something different.

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10 Disgusting Smells and How to Get Rid of Them

by Louie Jerome, Jul 12, 2008

Some smells just hang around no matter what you do. Aerosol sprays just cover them up and make things worse. Natural ways of dealing with them are far more effective.

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Eight Common Mistakes in Interior Design

by Louie Jerome, Jul 11, 2008

Mistakes in interior design can cost a lot of money, not to mention the extra work involved in fixing them.

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Things You Didn't Know About Tomatoes

by Louie Jerome, Jun 28, 2008

If you thought that all tomatoes were much the same in colour and shape, you'd be wrong. These are just a few of the more unusual varities which are sometimes know as heritage, or heirloom varieties.

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