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• Homemade Weapon: How to Make a 25 mm Bolt Action Sniper Rifle out of PVC Piping

  Published: September 19, 2007, 6:53 am

  Tags: 25 Mm Bolt Action Sniper Rifle, Home Made, Homemade Weapon, Instructables, Pneumatic Weapons, Sniper Rifle

  for people to send in their home-made inventions. And here's one of the entries, a 25MM Pneumatic Cannon. Boasting a two-and-a-half-foot barrel that is one inch in diameter, the rifle has custom bolt-action mechanism, a modded sprinkler valve as the primary firing valve, and a $40 sniper scope on the top. I love the fact that one minute the

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• Homemade Weapon: How to Make a 25mm Bolt Action Sniper Rifle out of PVC Piping

  Published: September 19, 2007, 6:53 am

  Tags: 25 Mm Bolt Action Sniper Rifle, Home Made, Homemade Weapon, Instructables, Pneumatic Weapons, Sniper Rifle

  for people to send in their homemade inventions. And here's one of the entries, a 25mm pneumatic cannon. Boasting a two-and-a-half-foot barrel that is one inch in diameter, the rifle has custom bolt-action mechanism, a modded sprinkler valve as the primary firing valve, and a $40 sniper scope on the top. I love the fact that one minute the

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• Home Made Cough & Cold Remedy

  Published: December 18, 2007, 5:49 pm

  Tags: Cold, Cough, Healthy, Home Made, Remedy, Safe

  It is getting to be that time of year again where everyone in our house is sniffing and coughing and just plain miserable. I have decided that this year I will tryout some home remedies. I will share some of the recipes with my readers of this blog.

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• Culinary Heartbreak

  Published: February 4, 2008, 7:53 pm

  Tags: Home Made, Eco Conscious Living, Pigs, Pork, Air Dried Ham

  As you know our first ever home reared air dried ham venture was a huge success and we are still licking our lips and patting ourselves on the backs.  The joint lasted a couple of months. It weighed roughly 1500g, and comparing the cost of something similar such as prosciutto or parma at 80 a kilo, ours would have been roughly valued at

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• Using your kettles efficiently

  Published: April 19, 2008, 5:03 pm

  Tags: Food, Home And Lifestyle, Energy Efficient, Home Made Cleaners, Kettles

  Have you had your cup of coffee this morning? Or tea? Instead of boiling a full kettle each time you make your hot drinks, try filling a thermos with boiling hot water, and use that to make your drinks throughout the day. If you must boil fresh water, then use a measuring cup to fill [...]

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• robber turns out to be a wild turkey

  Published: May 27, 2008, 7:17 pm

  Tags: Bonnie, Came, Champion, Crescent, From, Glass, Glen, Home, Made, Maplewood, Milton, Most, Oakville, Officer, Police, Turkey, About, Behind, Bird, Bizarre, Blotter, Break Ins, Caused, Charges, Criminal, Ever, Holds, Into, Isenberg, Last, Like, Place, Quite, Sasha, Stir, Strange, Subject, That

  A Kalamazoo police officer was investigating a break-in at a local business, but instead of finding a robber she discovered a turkey.   The turkey had flown through the window and unfortunately was...read more

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• Home canning becomes big business

  Published: May 30, 2008, 3:03 pm

  Tags: Fruit Preserves, Fruitpreserves, Home Canning, Home Made Jam, Homecanning, Homemadejam, San Francisco Chronicle, Sanfranciscochronicle

  years there where she even made enough to sell at a local craft fair. These days, everyone is making jam, putting my mom on the cutting edge of this particular trend. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, home canning (and home canning hobbies turned artisanal businesses) are back. I, for one, can speak to the satisfaction of having canning

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• Home made Nescaf?? Frappe

  Published: July 11, 2008, 11:56 pm

  Tags: Blogs, Home Made Frappe, Nescafe, Nescafe Frappe, Nescafe Gold

  hot & cold drinks; when made right, these coffees will beat anything Starbucks can put out in a New York minute!So if you want to test my theory, just pull out your shaker or your hand mixer, use 1-1/4 tsp. of NesCafe in a tall glass with abt. an inch of milk in the bottom [and as much sugar as you need] and blend it until you get a thick,

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