context: An introduction comes onto the screen for a video about how to clean a butcher block. a woman

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- then comes to show how to quickly clean a knife using a colander.
- is shown banging down a block with a mallet while chopping it with a hammer.
- comes onto the screen and begin to explain the process.
- is seen mixing ingredients in a bowl and mixing sauce.
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context: How to pop a pimple
Pop whitehead pimples.
Whitehead pimples have usually been around for a few days, and they have a white tip where pus has collected underneath the skin. These pimples are easy to pop, and when treated with care they can be safely removed without spreading the infection or causing scarring.

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- This procedure can help deep drain whiteheads and clear the pimple surface. Boil a lemon and a cup of boiling water and strain the juice out.
- This method will not only stop the pimple, but keep it up for about two weeks, usually seven to eight days. If you choose not to pop the pimple, take a quick shower to keep it out of your skin.
- To pop a pimple, follow a similar procedure but do it under the microscope first. It's important to remember that pimple popping doesn't mean you don't have pimple's yet.
- Don't pop new pimples. Pimples that have just appeared in the past day or two aren't ready to pop yet.
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next sentence for the context: Don't pop new pimples. Pimples that have just appeared in the past day or two aren't ready to pop yet.

context: How to save seeds
Know the different reasons to collect seeds.
There are many different reasons to collect and save seeds from saving on the cost to having backups if your favorite plants die. Knowing the advantages of seed collecting will help you decide if you want to start your own seed bank.

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- The downside to collecting seeds is that you could lose money if you don't have the space to do it. Seed harvesting is one of the best ways to get the most out of your produce, as it gives you space to save on new produce.
- The united states government allows seeders to purchase 10 , 000 seeds for every 15 , 000 square feet. 2 , 250 are purchased in 2016 and 3000 in 2015.
- The cost of seeds has increased, while the number of seeds in pre-packaged envelopes has decreased. Collecting and storing seeds from your own garden ensures that you always have backups if any of your favorite plants die.
- One reason to collect seeds is because seeds are disposable and won't expire when you plant them. If you can only have one plant per season, a larger " seed bank " will help you save where you spent.
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next sentence for the context: The cost of seeds has increased, while the number of seeds in pre-packaged envelopes has decreased. Collecting and storing seeds from your own garden ensures that you always have backups if any of your favorite plants die.

context: How to raise gray tree frogs
Check your state's laws on collecting eggs and tadpoles.
Many state or provincial governments have laws prohibiting or limiting the collection of eggs and/or tadpoles. States might also prevent you from releasing baby frogs that have transformed back into the wild.

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- Some states also have laws prohibiting the consumption of baby tadpoles, as well. For example, in california and hawaii, you can only collect female tadpoles and adult tadpoles.
- Go to your state's website and check out their fish and wildlife page for details, or contact your representatives. Find a gray tree frog habitat to collect the right eggs.
- Ask your local department of health or fish and wildlife professionals, but remember, up until these laws have expired, only men are able to collect eggs and tadpoles with the help of a quaker or egg bank. Report any questionable eggs or tadpoles to a local state agency.
- When you purchase the eggs and tadpoles, check the scale to determine the safest method to hatch your frog. Some states require parents to provide a lab specimen with the embryos to avoid enclosures.
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Go to your state's website and check out their fish and wildlife page for details, or contact your representatives. Find a gray tree frog habitat to collect the right eggs.