Colorful evolution shifts men from black tuxedos to brighter formal wear
University of Nebraska expert Jane Speece notes a shift from the classic black tuxedo to brown dinner suits with apricot shirts and bow ties. New formats include green grey brown and medium blue tuxedos, Mohair and wool blends, satin faced lapels, single or double breasted cuts, and vibrant shirts with lime and mulberry shades as the black magic fades.
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Jane Speece
University of Nebraska Extension Textiles
Port A Fire Portable Campfire Safety Note
Rollie Schneider of the University of Nebraska Extension presents a portable campfire design using a two gallon metal container and corrugated cardboard wick. Wax or paraffin is poured between cardboard layers to create heat, lit by a match, and extinguished by the lid with ventilation advised.
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Rollie Schneider
University of Nebraska Extension
Strufoli with Honey from an Italian Christmas tradition
Holiday cheer presents a recipe for Strufoli with Honey, a Sicilian favorite. It outlines dough preparation with flour eggs and vanilla, frying in peanut oil, then coating with sugar and honey and finishing with colored sprinkles. Yield about 8 to 10 servings.
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Cecily
Carp Thrive Since 1879 In United States Waters
Carp have thrived in the United States since their European introduction in 1879. The coat or mudden typically spans about 50 feet across water before becoming airborne.
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