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to keep insects at bay. You can make traps and repellents using beer. Try mixing equal parts flat beer with mouthwash, then add in Epsom salt and dry yeast. Shake vigorously and put it in a spray bottle. Use it as a barrier around locations you want to keep pest-free, and they are likely to cross. This layer solidifies into a thin sheet that will help protect you from being bitten, even if there are cracks where the skin folds. This method was used by Native Americans and works against pests drawn to smell or those that bite. You may still be pestered, but most insects will not be able to bite through this layer. The Cherokees and Akokisa used bear fat and alligator fat, respectively, as their natural insect repellent. You may need to render the fat prior to usage. Sometimes the fat was combined with pine tar for an especially greasy concoction. Black Jack can often be collected around, and in, shrubs to burn as an insect killer and repellent. Ensuring moisture in plant fires produces large amounts of smoke, helping to deter the insects.

summary: Use beer Cover every inch of flesh with a thin layer of wet blue clay or mud. Plaster animal fat on your skin. Find native airborne flame retardant poisons.

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The Safari Web browser will launch on your device. Alternately, you can tap on the URL field if you know the Web address for the website you want to browse.

summary: Tap on the "Safari" icon from the home screen of your iPod Touch. Tap on the search field at the top right corner of your screen. Type in keywords or the desired URL to begin browsing the Web on your iPod Touch.

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Decide what color yarn you want to make the rosette and use yarn that's light worsted weight. You'll also need a pair of single pointed needles. You may see light worsted weight yarn labled as #3.
summary: Choose a light yarn in any color and size 7 US (4.5 mm) needles.