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Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 9 Apr 09

I was wondering if the process of making decaf green tea--or white tea---causes it to lose anything in the process. Does it lose any of its antioxidants? Is the process harmful or is it beneficial? How healthy is the green tea...

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Jellen That's a good idea. I shall check into it.

14 Apr 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 26 Feb 09

When you write a title to your discussion here at MyLot, do you write a title in question form or statement? Is your title composed of punctuation or do you leave out all punctuation? Do you ... at the end of your title, use a...

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Jellen Yes, I understood your point. Good question.

14 Apr 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 9 Apr 09

I was wondering if the process of making decaf green tea--or white tea---causes it to lose anything in the process. Does it lose any of its antioxidants? Is the process harmful or is it beneficial? How healthy is the green tea...

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Jellen Thanks for the Easter wish and for the link. I drink tea either way, but not late at night. Sleep isn't overrated.

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Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 9 Apr 09

I was wondering if the process of making decaf green tea--or white tea---causes it to lose anything in the process. Does it lose any of its antioxidants? Is the process harmful or is it beneficial? How healthy is the green tea...

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Jellen I do more with white tea than green. White has more benefits and a smoother flavor. I like the white pear tea for flavor. Just have to keep trying different ones until you find one you like, I guess. And I started with white tea because of my diabetes. I have...

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Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 9 Apr 09

I was wondering if the process of making decaf green tea--or white tea---causes it to lose anything in the process. Does it lose any of its antioxidants? Is the process harmful or is it beneficial? How healthy is the green tea...

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Jellen That makes sense ErrollLeVant.

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Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 9 Apr 09

I was wondering if the process of making decaf green tea--or white tea---causes it to lose anything in the process. Does it lose any of its antioxidants? Is the process harmful or is it beneficial? How healthy is the green tea...

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Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 11 Mar 09

We are each trying to do our part to recycle and reuse natural resources. What's the strangest thing you have decided to recycle or put to new use. Or what thing in its original use wasn't so strange, but what you did with it, was...

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Jellen Dryer lint has so many uses. In fact, I once wrote an article about it. I made some fire starters with my dryer lint...poured melted wax onto dryer lint in an empty cardboard egg carton...let it set, harden, and I cut the egg sections apart. I presented them...

4 Apr 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen That's very interesting. I do't know that I would like to have mystery plants or not, but it does sound amusing. Thanks for sharing.

28 Mar 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen Canning is a great way to put away for winter. If you have freezer room, so is freezing. And dehydrating is one more way to preserve foods. If you don't have one, it's worth getting one or learning how to dehydrate in the stove. But that sounds like a lot to...

26 Mar 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen I hope it all works out for you. Good weather, rain at the right time, pests blocked, and lots of hands to help with the weeding, harvesting, canning, and freezing. Bartering or trading is a good plan and I hope you have neighbors, family, or friends who can...

25 Mar 09

suspenseful @suspenseful (40192) • Canada 23 Mar 09

We were watching the old Mr. Kildaire movies last week on TCM and in one movie, Dr.. Gillespie was called as an expert witness for a case. and the judge asked him for proof. So Dr. Gillespie (he was the head of medicine in that...

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Jellen If the person is missing fingers or toes or is a jaundice looking in color, I would suspect diabetes. If the person has a fairly huge fatty deposit on the upper back behind the neck area, I would suspect diabetes. And the jaundice color could be a result of...

25 Mar 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen Good luck with that farming. It's wonderful to get your hands into soil and to see the fruit of your labor. But you know as well as I do--it's going to be a lot of work.

21 Mar 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen You don't hear that every day. A worm farm. Do you sell to the public or do you just manage the worm farm for your planting interests? Thanks for the infor about saving seeds.

21 Mar 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen You might not be able to eat an aloa vera plant, but it would offer some wonderful healing advantages. Some do eat aloa vera, but I don't. Some folks also eat certain types of cacti, but I don't know much about that either. Good luck with the plant.

20 Mar 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen Thanks for the advice. I will see how much of it I can put into practice in my garden this year.

20 Mar 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen This sounds very interesting. I have a rather small space and I usually cluster things and end up with too much in an area. Can you really get that much out of only a few plants? Seems like the more the plants, the more the produce. But maybe that thinking has...

20 Mar 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen Ok, now I have to ask. What's the square foot gardening method all about? Maybe you could explain it. How much does it feed, how do you know your few seeds will take, and how high are your planting boxes? Do you use a special kind of soil and fertilizing...

19 Mar 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen You can also keep them down to a smaller size, just by using them. I have parsley out back that could take over whatever it is around, if not contained. I have also seen chives take over a whole area, seeds flying everywhere, plants starting everywhere. You...

19 Mar 09

Jellen @Jellen (1852) • United States 16 Mar 09

Seems like the seed companies are having problems keeping up with seed orders. With the recession, more folks are planning to put in a garden or at least pot a few container plants for the back patio. Gardening does take some work...

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Jellen Good for you. Those herbs can get so costly if they're fresh, that it pays to have a pot of them growing. I would suggest having parsley and maybe chives on the window sill. These two herbs you are apt to use for garnishes, if nothing more. They are my biggest...

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suspenseful @suspenseful (40192) • Canada 14 Mar 09

I want to know about the advantages of a lift chair for someone who had a severe stroke, has lost his balance, one leg shakes a lot, etc. and needs a walker for support. My husband is getting one in two weeks time (it will be paid...

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Jellen Thanks for the BR.

19 Mar 09

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