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How to cook pulled pork
Purchase a pork shoulder roast.
Choose a bone-in or boneless option. Either is acceptable for pulled pork.

OPTIONS:
- Choosing peeled, boneless pork will give the roast the doneness and taste of lean pork. Cut the pork shoulder in half and flatten it over your sauerkraut.
- Finer cuts of pork will result in better bone replacements. Heat pork shoulder sauce in a pan over medium heat.
- Buy cut-up cuts of pork, however these will probably be a bit more expensive. Buy pork shoulder that's been smoked over the course of the summer or winter as an oven-safe option.
- The benefit to a boneless roast is that you don't have to work around and remove the bone, but bone-in roasts are very flavorful and often less expensive. The meat shouldn't be too lean; some fat is required for flavoring and tenderness.

OUT: The benefit to a boneless roast is that you don't have to work around and remove the bone, but bone-in roasts are very flavorful and often less expensive. The meat shouldn't be too lean; some fat is required for flavoring and tenderness.

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How to test for cyanuric acid
Make sure your state allows cyanuric acid.
Every state has different laws and different levels they allow, from 30 ppm as the maximum to 100 ppm as the maximum. It's essential you know what you are testing for, depending on your location.

OPTIONS:
- In oregon, the minimum required is a 30 ppm three times maximum. California requires an 80 ppm of cyanuric acid.
- Visit your state's plus = 0 data center. The plus is 2, therefore, you are testing for cyanuric acid.
- Understand the benefit of cyanuric acid. In the right amounts, cyanuric acid protects the chlorine in a pool from ultraviolet sunlight, thereby reducing the amount of chlorine lost over time.
- Add cyanuric acid to one gallon of water in a pool or bath. Adding it to a full liter of water is not advisable.

OUT: Understand the benefit of cyanuric acid. In the right amounts, cyanuric acid protects the chlorine in a pool from ultraviolet sunlight, thereby reducing the amount of chlorine lost over time.

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How to determine your primary health insurance as a dependent on both plans
Determine whether the rule covers your situation.
The " birthday rule " is used to determine which health insurance plan is primary if you are a dependent on both plans, but it only applies to children.
If you are a minor, you can use the birthday rule to determine your primary health insurance plan.

OPTIONS:
- While an adult needs the birthday rule, a minor means you cannot enroll in another plan. That qualifies you as a dependent (which is very rare in the united states).
- The rule also may apply if you are over the age of 18, but you're a college student and still considered a dependent of your parents. Find out the birthdays of your parents.
- For children under 6 months of age, your child's primary insurance is dependent on your primary medical or dental insurance. If you are a minor, you cannot use the birthday rule.
- This applies if you are a minor and do not have any dependents. Children under the age of 13 can then " parent " the plans that their baby cannot buy or the plan that their doctor can buy.

OUT:
The rule also may apply if you are over the age of 18, but you're a college student and still considered a dependent of your parents. Find out the birthdays of your parents.