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Seattle, WA (Vocus/PRWEB) April 18, 2011 Easter, which this year takes place on April 24, is a special holiday during which many families get together to celebrate. Trupanion, the nations fastest-growing pet insurance provider, reminds pet owners to make sure their pets have a safe and happy holiday as well. The following is Trupanions list of tips pet owners can keep in mind during this special holiday. Keep Track of Hidden Eggs Hard-boiled eggs spoil quickly, so its important to keep track of all hidden eggs and retrieve the ones that were never found. If a dog or cat finds the egg days later and eats it, they can become very sick. Use Easter Grass…. Click Here to Read More

by oskay Question by I can’t find my buddy bars: what can i use to keep my stamps from sliding around in the binder? i’m using those like scrap book things that you fold the clear paper back and put like photos on the page,then fold the clear plastic back over it. but the stamps slide around in their and get messed up. i was thinking glue,but then it would ruin the stamp Best answer: Answer by jesseI would use double sided tape, or just normal tape Know better? Leave your own answer in the…. Click Here to Read More

by kaktuslampan Question by i can’t find my buddy bars: what can i use to keep my stamps from sliding around in the binder? i’m using those like scrap book things that you fold the clear paper back and put like photos on the page,then fold the clear plastic back over it. but the stamps slide around in their and get messed up. i was thinking glue,but then it would ruin the stamp Best answer: Answer by Lynn BodoniStamp collectors use hinges, which are special paper thingies that lightly adhere to the stamp and to the page, and they DON’T use those pages with the clear plastic overlays, which can damage paper with some sort of chemical in the plastic. What do you think? Answer…. Click Here to Read More

Organic love: Keep your carbon footprint low this Valentine’s Day As you begin scheming about how to woo your Valentine this season, you may as well have some fabulous chocolate on hand to eat. Oh, and that makes a good present too. Read more on Colorado…. Click Here to Read More

I ate some plastic by accident a couple of days ago. I had this jagged chuck moving around in my mouth and I couldn’t pick it out without getting my fingers messy, so I just thought what the heck and swallowed it. Then, clumsy me, I ate another chuck that was floating in my soup(I accidentally dropped some scraps in my soup from the packaging). Anyway, about an hour later, I had an epiphany. I suddenly realized that there was no God, because of the lack of evidence. All this time I’d been a brainwashed pawn, and now I’ve seen the light! I did a few cartwheels and a few hours later I went to sleep. The next morning, I ate some more plastic for breakfast. An hour later, I got a great…. Click Here to Read More

A quest to keep memories of ‘70 crash from fading SILVER PLUME, Colo. — There’s no exit off Interstate 70 for the memorial plaque. Simply tap the brakes near mile-marker 217, pull over onto the sandy shoulder and hope no one honks. Read more on Brattleboro…. Click Here to Read More

Keep on plugging With apologies to the poet Lord Tennyson, it’s nearly fall and every fisherman’s thoughts turn to stripers. And with that, the means to catch them. For surf anglers around here, that means plugs. Read more on Asbury Park…. Click Here to Read More

Efforts keep Prudhoe oil flowing The Prudhoe Bay oil field, the centerpiece of the North Slope oil industry, is so large that even after more than 30 years of operation, development activity at the field continues apace, squeezing as much oil as possible from the 254 square miles of underground reservoir. Read more on Anchorage Daily…. Click Here to Read More

AG: Starkvile’s cease and desist letter illegal STARKVILLE — After months of discussions and legal opinions, the Starkville Board of Aldermen is considering an amendment to its sanitation ordinance which would allow private companies not contracted by the city to provide solid waste and recycling pickup services in town. Read more on The Commercial Dispatch Castle High holds recycling fundraiser An “Aloha Aina Earth Day” recycling and community cleanup/fundraiser will be held 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Castle High School, 45-386 Kaneohe Bay Drive. Recyclable waste will be accepted as a means to “turn trash into cash” for the school. The following will be accepted at the…. Click Here to Read More