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How To: Make pita bread

In this "Baking With Julia" episode, Julia Child demonstrates how to make pita bread. This is an Eastern Mediterranean staple, either baked in the oven or griddle. Make pita bread.

How To: Make seared peppered salmon roulade

Julia Child and guest demonstrate how to make seared peppered salmon roulade. To remove the bones, use needle nosed pliers to remove them. Make seared peppered salmon roulade.

How To: Make Bacheofe-Alsacian meat stew

Julia Child and guest demonstrate how to make this Alsacian specialty, a casserole made with humble cuts of lamb, pork, beef, simmered with potatoes and onions. This is a peasant dish and was traditionally cooked in a community setting. Make Bacheofe-Alsacian meat stew.

How To: Make pan-roasted lobster

Julia Child and guest demonstrate how to make fresh lobster seasoned and pan-roasted to perfection. This illustrates how to prepare a 2lb lobster. Make pan-roasted lobster.

How To: Make warm peach tarts

Julia Child demonstrates how to make warm peach tarts - seasoned peaches, baked along with a flaky pie crust. Chef Gordon makes individual tarlettes starting with the filling made from fresh ripe peaches. Keep the skins on to preserve flavor. Make warm peach tarts.

How To: Do a math trick

This video demonstrates how to do a math trick. This is a fun way to teach children basic math and multiplication. Do a math trick.

How To: Make Sunday night pasta with balsamic vinegar

Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make a Sunday night pasta. This simple, yet bold dish, typical of the best Italian cooking, blends garlic, tomatoes, and rich balsamic vinegar to make a perfect dinner. Make Sunday night pasta with balsamic vinegar.

How To: Make chestnut pasta with pesto

Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make chestnut pasta with pesto. This hand-formed troffie pasta, made of chestnut flour, which provides a nutty, sweet flavor, is served with pesto, a fragrant basil and garlic sauce. Make chestnut pasta with pesto.

How To: Make dirty steak with hot fanny sauce

Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make a dirty steak with hot fanny sauce. 'Dirty Steak,' a three pound rib-eye roast cooked directly upon hot coals, is both unique and delicious. Make dirty steak with hot fanny sauce.

How To: Make eggplant falafel with tahini dressing

Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make eggplant falafel with tahini dressing. Falafel, an Israeli specialty containing chickpeas and eggplant, is served with crisp salad and colorful vegetables over pita bread. Make eggplant falafel with tahini dressing.

How To: Make salmon in a potato crust

Julia Child and her guest demonstrate how to make salmon in a potato crust. The salmon is wrapped in paper thin potato slices, then fried until the fish is tender and the potatoes are crisp. Make salmon in a potato crust.

How To: Make pecan sticky buns

In this "Baking With Julia" episode, Julia Child demonstrates how to make pecan sticky buns. A breakfast favourite made with brioche dough, pecans and cinnamon. Make pecan sticky buns.

How To: Make savory brioche pockets

In this "Baking With Julia" episode, Julia Child demonstrates how to make savory brioche pockets. brioche dough is made with potato, onion, and asparagus, accented with goat cheese. Make savory brioche pockets.

How To: Name parts of the face in Spanish

This is an interactive game for children to learn the Spanish name for parts of the face. Name parts of the face in Spanish.

How To: Use art to encourage literacy

Kids love doing art projects and having a chance to really make a mess. Art activities are more than just fun and creative…they’re a tool for learning. Discover how to encourage learning and literacy by using art. You're child will be having so much fun, they won't even notice how much they're learning. Use art to encourage literacy.

News: Want to Play More Minecraft? This Teacher Will Show Your Parents Its Educational Side

A game labeled as 'educational' usually spells its death among hardcore gamers. The educational game genre is mostly intended for children, and games that appeal to children often lack the sort of widespread appeal that makes them commercially successful.

News: Religious Tolerance

I write this post as an afterthought on the recent mass burnings of the Quran by U.S troops. Let me lay down the facts first to clear any misunderstandings:

Scrabble Bingo of the Day: REAPHOOK

REAPHOOK n pl. -S an implement used in reaping 67 points (17 points without the bingo)

News: Planning a Scavenger Hunt Based on Age: Part 3

Still reading? Either your kids are not in diapers anymore or you're just curious. Either way, on to the next category of scavenger hunters.

News: Parents Magazine Cutest Daddy Photo Contest - Deadline February 26, 2011

Type: Digital, Theme Theme: Cutest Daddy

News: My favorite superfoods

I remember once listening to a Christian comedian making fun of the way some Christians pride themselves on all the "evil" things they don't do.

News: Convicted Pervert Back in Jail for Internet Luring in SCRABBLE Chat Room

Who knew playing SCRABBLE could lead to something like this?!? Nearly four years after he was convicted of seven counts of Internet luring, a Winnipeg man's online activities have landed him back in court.

News: Old School Science Models

LIFE magazine has posted a gallery of bizarrely wonderful old school scientific models. Don't miss the giant fetus or massive colon (double ew). Behold, science education before computers ruled our world.

How To: List your accomplishments in a resume

Listing your accomplishments is an essential part of your resume. Completion of this video instructs you how to list your accomplishments on a resume in bulleted lists while using action verbs, showing results and impressing the reader. Build an amazing resume today.

News: Make a Baby (Without the Birds and the Bees Part)

Reborning, the insanely creepy (!!) art of transforming vinyl dolls into strikingly realistic newborns, known as "living dolls" or "unliving dolls".

News: The Odd Life of Timothy Green (2012)

A childless couple bury a box in their backyard, containing all of their wishes for an infant. Soon, a child is born, though Timothy Green is not all that he appears.

News: Taliban vow revenge for U.S. soldier's shooting rampage

The Afghan Taliban vowed Monday to exact revenge for the killing of 16 civilians, allegedly by an American soldier who went on a house-to-house shooting rampage Sunday in two villages near his base.

WTFoto of the Day: What If Airline Safety Cards Were More Accurate?

If only airline safety cards were more like this in real life, we would be much more tempted to read them. Then again, in the unlikely event of an emergency, we'd have to endure cries of "Won't someone please think of the children!?"

News: The Toot-O-Phone - PVC Pocket Sax

This is the bastard love child of a clarinet and a saxophone. And it shows you how to make them.

How To: Make a Hippie Costume Using Makeup

Need to find out what makeup to use with your hippie costume this Halloween? Take a look at this tutorial to find out what makeup you need and how to apply it to get that flower child look. With the right makeup, you can look like a hippie from the 60's.