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What You Learned (cont.)
Always unload guns before crossing fences or other obstacles or before negotiating rough terrain.
- If alone, place the gun on the other side of the obstacle, cross, and pull the gun toward you by the butt.
- If two people are crossing, one person gives the other person both guns, crosses first, and then receives the unloaded guns from the other hunter.
Occasionally you may trip or stumble in the field, accidentally dipping the barrel into the ground or snow. Immediately check for an obstruction.
When loading or unloading a firearm, always point the muzzle in a safe direction and make sure the safety is on.
Before transporting a firearm, always unload it and put it in a case. Three typical gun cases are a padded, soft-sided case; a lockable, hard-sided case; and a gun sock. Do not display a firearm in a gun window rack.
The area in which a hunter can shoot safely is referred to as a zone-of-fire. Before setting off in a group, hunters should agree on the zone-of-fire each person will cover.
- It's best to have no more than three hunters in a group.
- Everyone should wear daylight fluorescent orange.
- Only one hunter should aim at a target.
- Hunters should shoot only at game in front of them.
Hunters should follow these other safety practices also.
- Self-control and target identification: Only shoot when you are sure of your target and have a safe zone-of-fire.
- Accuracy: Accuracy is essential for achieving a clean kill. Be sure you have a proper backstop before you shoot.
- Alcohol and drugs: Avoid consuming alcohol or drugs before or during the hunt. It increases the risk of incidents.


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If you're thinking about selling, you're probably weighing your options right now and maybe deciding how to sell and who you should sell to. Check out this blog post to learn the key advantages of selling to an investor over a traditional buyer in El Paso…
When it comes to selling your El Paso house, you have a number of options. You could work with an agent to list your house and they'll try to find a buyer. Or you could list your house yourself and try to find a buyer. Or, you could work with a real estate investor who will buy your house from you directly… and fast. Here are the advantages of selling to an investor…
Key Advantages Of Selling To An Investor Over A Traditional Buyer In El Paso: Speed
In order to sell to a traditional buyer, that buyer has to be found by the agent… which is a process that can take months. Fortunately, you don't have to wait that long. When you sell to a real estate investor, they can close fast – often in as a little as a week or two (it varies, depending on the investor). Since they are buyers, and there's no searching… you already know who they are so you can sell quickly!
And a bonus of this: you don't have to pay bills and taxes on that property while you're waiting for a buyer to be found. This can save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars in ongoing bills.
Key Advantages Of Selling To An Investor Over A Traditional Buyer In El Paso: No Repairs
Not every house is in pristine condition. That's okay, it happens. But when you sell to a traditional buyer, you'll probably have to pay out-of-pocket to fix up the property and clean it before a traditional buyer will even look at your house. But most investors buy houses in as-is condition, which means you can save money and time (and hassle!) by skipping the repair and cleaning.
And if the repairs are really extensive, you won't have to deal with a contractor, either. Yes, the investor may ask for a small discount on the selling price since THEY are covering the repairs instead of you, but this is a small price to pay to sell quickly and without all the hassle.
Key Advantages Of Selling To An Investor Over A Traditional Buyer In El Paso: No Guessing
This is perhaps the biggest problem of them all: When you sell to a traditional buyer, you're guessing and hoping that they'll pay you the asking price for the house… and if you wait several months and they negotiate a lower price, well, that's not ideal. But when you sell to an investor, you know exactly what the investor will pay right away. You don't have to accept their offer but it's a great first step to help you decide how to move forward.
There are many ways to sell your house. And although selling to an investor might not be the right choice for everyone, it might be right for you.

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Qu Yuan came to symbolize patriotism and on his death anniversary date, it became a custom to organize Dragon boat races 赛龙舟 and to consume dumplings 粽子. For more details about the festival you can read it here .
Each year we brothers and sisters look forward to this festival as we love eating our mom's homemade traditional dumplings which filled with chestnuts, mushrooms, black eye peas, pork and salted egg yolk. I know we can buy these dumplings but mom's one is the best. The last time I had my mom's dumplings were many years ago as I am never home during this time of the year. She taught me the techniques of wrapping the dumplings many times but I can't seem to get it right. I tried making it once but gave up half way through the process and end up steaming the rice in bowls rather than wrapping it in bamboo leaves
I am very lucky this year as a few of us Malaysian ladies gather together to made this. As usual the ladies tried to teach me but I fail miserably. I guess I still need a lot of practice. End up Michelle and Roselind made all the dumplings ;). I took some pictures of our dumplings making session to share it with you.
Getting all the ingredients ready for the dumplings.
The wrapping begins.
Fold the bamboo leaves into cone shape.
Filled the bottom part with a bit of rice.
Follow by the fillings of meat, mushroom, chestnut, black eye peas.
Top it up with the rice again.
Wrap it up.
Tie it with a string.
Viola!! all ready to be boil.
The ladies busy at work. As for me I am busy taking photos ;)
We made a lot. All ready to be boil.
After 2 hours of boiling.
This is how it look like after unwrapping the leaves.
This is how it look like on the inside.
Thanks Choy, Roselind and Michelle. I had a great time learning from you ladies.


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