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How to store collard greens
Do not wash the collard greens.
If you plan on using your collard greens within the next week, don't wash them before refrigeration. Introducing water to the greens can promote decay, cutting the length of their freshness down dramatically.
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- Place the collard greens in the freezer for 10-12 hours. They should be hard and firm, but be conscious of your hands; they might chip or split, and retain white coloring.
- Collard greens should only be kept briefly-a few days for great flavor, or a few weeks for outstanding color. Check the tag and package to see how long the greens should take to reach their original state, as well as whether you need to allow any warm water to refrigerate them.
- If you are concerned that your greens are too dirty to store in your refrigerator, know that they will be stored in an air-tight bag. Any dirt and grit will not get onto the surfaces in your fridge.
- Organic collard greens should not be thrown away. Those that aren't organic are considered veggable.
A: If you are concerned that your greens are too dirty to store in your refrigerator, know that they will be stored in an air-tight bag. Any dirt and grit will not get onto the surfaces in your fridge.

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A boy rollerblades around a paved, indoor, environment surrounded by other children. a boy rollerblades
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- and falls while rollerblading on the sidewalk of a city at night.
- with a strange sight when he is blind folded open.
- , following yellow lines on a paved surface surrounded by other children.
- on a winter wood court with puddles in the parking lot.
A: , following yellow lines on a paved surface surrounded by other children.

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How to change the batteries in your smoke detector
Check the battery type.
Installing the new batteries incorrectly, or using the wrong type, will cause your smoke detector to not function. Always make sure you are using the correct type of battery and installing the batteries correctly to ensure the detector will work.
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- Detectors that use lithium batteries will last for ten years. You generally cannot replace the battery, instead, replace the entire detector after its ten year life span is expired.
- Most smoke detectors turn off automatically after you push on the doorbell. If yours does not, check the battery stand to ensure it is properly set up.
- Get a solar panel to cover the floor. When setting the base, you need to make sure that the solar panel matches the type of ground layer the solar panel covers.
- Many brands of batteries range from black-out state batteries to white nickel metal batteries that you buy at your local hardware store. You can use a multimeter to check the battery's battery specs.
A: Detectors that use lithium batteries will last for ten years. You generally cannot replace the battery, instead, replace the entire detector after its ten year life span is expired.

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How to file a small claims lawsuit in pennsylvania
Identify the dispute.
Small claims courts do not handle all disputes. For example, you cannot sue in small claims for a divorce or for child support.
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- Generally, you can bring a lawsuit in small claims court for the following reasons : You have a contract dispute. If someone agreed to perform work under a contract, then you can sue if they failed to do the work or if they harmed you by doing poor work.
- You can take limited actions, such as filing a class action lawsuit if you recently got an order swearing off child support. This class action lawsuit essentially involves you, an estate, or the object of a child support order being made.
- Instead, you will need to find a civil rights division. You can find the local county court by looking on the pennsylvania division of civil rights division website at http: // scb.state.
- However, you can sue in children's court if the plaintiff's child custody and stability is challenged. Typically, there is no advance notice or wait period for a case to be filed if the plaintiff is accepting custody and support.
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Generally, you can bring a lawsuit in small claims court for the following reasons : You have a contract dispute. If someone agreed to perform work under a contract, then you can sue if they failed to do the work or if they harmed you by doing poor work.