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Mentoring in Denver

Started by denverdave
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Updated 10/30/2009
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Jobs & Education; News & Politics

Looking for a way to give back to community by helping kids at risk in Denver, here's what I found on Denver's Mentorship programs.

Growing Kombucha

Started by denverdave
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Updated 10/30/2009
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Misc.

So you wanna be a true hippy and grow Kombucha, asian health tonic of the ages? Well here is a guide on how to make your own, unless you wanna spend $3.50 per bottle. Its easy, and kinda fun to be growing this strange fungi tea.

A Guide to High Gas Prices

Started by denverdave
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Updated 10/30/2009
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Misc.

With gas prices ever increasing, here are a few ideas about how to prevent forking over your pocket book to the BIG OIL companies, and be greener in the process.

Bizarre Animals: The Guide

Started by denverdave
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Updated 10/30/2009
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Humor

A guide to the bizarre, wierd and often strange world of animals.

What Non-Profits do you like?

Started by denverdave
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Updated 10/30/2009
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Misc.; News & Politics

A guide to giving for the rich and not so rich. You don't need to be wealthy to give to good causes, in fact, their are plenty of ways you can give back to the community. Whether its volunteering your time and energy or donating a few bucks to a cause you believe in, their organizations that need your help!

Make a Suana Like a Finn (with Trash)

By denverdave
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Updated 06/07/2008
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Misc.

Who would think that trash and a sweaty sauna could ever go together. But the combination may work out better than you thought. Everyday, Americans throw away a ton of perfectly good construction material. In fact, construction waste ranks as one of the biggest landfill fillers, so why not build a sauna with all that perfectly good construction material.