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10 Surprising Second Uses for an Onion

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10 Surprising Second Uses for an Onion

Remove Rust from a Knife

Believe or not, the enzymes in onions will remove rust from metal objects! If you have a rusty kitchen knife, just plunge it into the biggest onion you can find, let it sit for a few seconds, then pull it out.

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05/20/2016 9:35am
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How to Acknowledge a Large Donation

Here’s a question that came in via LinkedIn:

Hello Lisa,

I have been reading and listening to your podcast for years now. Thank you very much. I wonder if you have ever done a podcast about how give a speech thanking someone who has given a substantial donation. Thank you in advance....Read More

05/20/2016 12:42am
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How to Deal With the Quarter-Life Crisis

Your early twenties are nothing if not perplexing. Society sends you confusing messages—you’re trusted to choose a president and kick back with a cocktail, but apparently you can’t handle renting a car.

But it’s not just those hovering at the threshold of Grownupland who experience soul-searching, anxiety, and feeling like you’re being left behind.

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05/20/2016 12:39am
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The First Celebrity Kidnapping: Baby Charles Lindbergh

At around 10 p.m. on March 1, 1932, nursemaid Betty Gow went to make a final check on twenty-month-old Charles Lindbergh, son of the famous aviator of the same name.

To her surprise, she found that baby Charles was missing from his cot. She went straightaway to seek out his mother, Anne, to see if she had taken him. ...Read More

05/19/2016 7:05pm
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