Q: Cooking roast on the stove top allows the roast to absorb the flavored liquid. Excess fat prevents the meat from completely absorbing all of the flavoring. After trimming the fat from the roast, season the entire roast with pepper. The Dutch oven should generally be able to hold five quarts. Heat it to a medium-high temperature. Once the meat has browned, add 2 1/2 cups (567ml) of water, two beef bouillon cubes and a bay leaf to the Dutch oven until it boils. When the pot reaches a boil, cover the Dutch oven with a lid and simmer the eye round roast for 50 minutes over a low flame. While it simmers, the roast will become tender and infused with flavor. After 20 minutes, add chopped carrots, potatoes, celery, etc. to the pot. Heat the liquid to boiling and once it boils, reduce the heat and let it simmer for 30 more minutes. If you have a meat thermometer, take the roast off when it reads 135F (57.2C). If you do not have a meat thermometer, cut into the meat. If the inside is still red, keep cooking it until it is a nice pink color. Let the meat marinate in its juices, then slice the roast into thin portions.
A: Remove excess fat from the surface of the roast. Place a large Dutch oven on the stove. Place two teaspoons of oil (olive or salad) into the pot and add the roast. Add the other ingredients to the pot. If you would like to boil carrots and potatoes in the mixture with the roast, let the mixture and the roast simmer for 20 minutes. Remove the roast from the pot when it is done. Allow the eye round roast to sit for 15 minutes.

Q: The Conversations area is where most group activity happens. Click on "Conversations" on the group's homepage. Click on "New Topic," enter a new message and click "Send." Click on "Reply to this message" to post a reply to another member's message. You can add a link to video, for example a YouTube link. You can email the group just as you would email anyone else. Use the email account that you have designated for Yahoo! Groups. This is most likely your Yahoo email account. Type groupname@yahoogroups.com into the "To:" field. Replace "groupname" with the actual name of the group. Write your message in the email body and click "Send." You can add photos as attachments. Find messages, files and photos that have been posted. While in the group, use the "Search" icon to find older postings. The "Search" icon looks like a magnifying glass inside a square box. The icon can be seen and used no matter where you are on the page. Once you click the "Search" icon, enter the term/name you want to find. Click "Enter" to see the search results.
A: Post to the group via Conversations. Send email to the group. Search previously posted items.

Q: For this method, you will need access to a handful of household supplies, including dish washing liquid or dish soap, running water, and a clean, dry, lint-free cloth. Avoid dish washing liquid that contains lotion, as this can cause streaks or stains on your glasses. Remember some dish washing liquids are abrasive and can damage coatings on the lenses of your glasses, such as anti-reflective coating. Wash your hands well with water and soap so your hands are free of any dirt or debris that could get on your glasses. Then, take your glasses and hold them under warm running water. This will help to remove dust and debris on the lenses. This way, you are not at risk of seriously scratching your lenses when you clean them with the dish soap. Make sure you use warm or lukewarm tap water. Hot water can damage the coating on some lenses. You may apply one to two drops of the dish soap to your fingertip and then gently place it on each lens. Try to only use a small amount, as dish soap is very concentrated and a little will go a long way. Once the dish soap is on the lens, use your fingers to gently rub both sides of the lens. Do this for a few seconds. Try to rub away any stains on the lens using the soap and the water. You may also wash the nose pads, the temples, and arms of the glasses. These areas can accumulate dirt and debris so it may be a good idea to clean them. Once you have cleaned the glasses thoroughly and removed the stains, wash the soap off well. Use warm running water to do this. Try to get all of the soap off as any leftover soap may smear when you try to dry the lenses. Always dry the glasses well after you clean them. Use a clean, dry, lint-free cloth to wipe them off. Dry the lenses in a circular motion, making sure you remove all the water on the lenses as you do not want the water to dry and cause further water stains. You may try using a microfiber cloth to dry off the lenses. No matter what type of cloth you use, make sure it is soft as you do not want to scratch the lenses when you dry them off. If you launder the cloth, do not use fabric softener or dryer sheets when drying, as this can cause streaking on the lenses.
A: Gather your supplies. Rinse your glasses under warm water. Apply a drop of dish soap to the lenses. Wash off the dish soap. Dry the glasses with a clean, dry, non-abrasive cloth.

Q: The main cause of cirrhosis is long-term alcoholism. Men and women react differently to alcohol as tolerance varies from one person to another. Most men can take two to five bottles of beer a day while one or two bottles can damage a woman's liver. People who consume a lot of alcohol and drink often have a higher possibility of developing cirrhosis, however, it really comes down to the individual. In some cases, one drink can damage a person's liver. These infections include Hepatitis B and C, both of which can damage the liver. These conditions are caused by viruses, though they can also be transmitted via bodily fluids. The people who are at a greater risk of contracting the disease are health care workers. This is a condition caused by accumulation of fat in the liver. This condition usually occurs in people who are diabetic, obese and have high blood pressure. The fat causes tenderness and scarring to the liver and over a period, this leads to cirrhosis. Therefore, the people who suffer from these conditions are at a higher risk of getting cirrhosis. The bile ducts help to transport the bile formed by the liver to the intestines. The bile is used in the digestion of fats and can accumulate, thus scarring the liver. In adults, the bile ducts can become blocked or scarred if the person experiences a serious infection somewhere in the body. In children, blockage of the bile duct can be caused by biliary atresia, which is when the bile ducts are damaged or they are absent. This causes the bile to accumulate in the liver, causing the liver to stop functioning properly.
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Know that alcoholism can cause cirrhosis. Monitor chronic liver infections. Know that steatohepatitis can cause cirrhosis. Note that bile duct blockage can cause cirrhosis.