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How to choose a cutting board
Avoid glass.
Glass cutting boards are a popular choice because they look nice in your kitchen. However, glass cutting boards have been shown to dull brand new kitchen knives in as little as 10 strokes.
A: If you happen to have a glass cutting board, use it as a serving platter or cheese tray instead. Other hard cutting board materials-like marble, granite, ceramic, and composite-can do similar damage to your knives, and should be avoided.

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How to build a retaining wall
Plan and layout the site.
Plan where your retaining wall is going to be using stakes and string, leveling off to ensure an even height and using a tape measure to ensure an even length.
Contact your local utilities office to confirm that there are no pipes or cables in your digging zone.
A: Your local utilities office should perform this free of charge. If you live in the usa, you must make an 811 " digline " call and set up a time to have your property inspected to determine the location of underground utility pipes and cables before starting any digging project.

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This is a video for arm wrestling tips. A screen with caption is shown describing the video. there
A: are two men at an arm wrestling table a man in a white t-shirt and glasses is informing on how to properly prepare for an arm wrestling match with stance, arm position, finger position, wrist placement, body position, body and arm movement.

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How to calculate the age of a person using palmistry
Choose the correct hand.
Often times, a palm reader will rely on both hands to give a more accurate reading. However, some palmists prefer to use one primary hand, and which hand is chosen will depend on both the age and gender of the person being read.
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Men who are under the age of 30 should offer the left palm as the primary hand. Men over 30 years of age should use the right palm as the primary hand.