Many steak lovers prefer the buttery flavor of a well-marbled ribeye steak. Grilling the perfect ribeye is a snap after Elias Iglesias, executive chef of Morton's The Steakhouse shares his tips on how to cook ribeye steaks.

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Dog lovers are always happy to meet a new dog, but the feeling isn't always mutual. Here's the correct way to meet a dog for the first time, according to Tracie Hotchner, author of The Dog Bible.

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Turkey necks are attractive--if you're a turkey. If you're a human...maybe not so much. So what to do about sagging neck muscles? One option may be face yoga to tone and firm, according to yoga teacher Annelise Hagen, author of The Yoga Face.

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How to find and choose a real estate agent

How can you tell whether a real estate agent is honest and trustworthy...or not so much? Author and CNN financial editor Gerri Willis tells you what to look for when choosing a real estate agent.

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How to get a job interview - Tips for getting a job interview

So you know what you want to do when you grow up, finally. But getting started can be tough. It all depends on getting your foot in the door. Career consultant Maggie Mistal explains how to land a job interview.


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How to start a business - Starting a business

Tempted to start your own business but just not sure if it's a smart move? Career consultant Maggie Mistal from Martha Stewart Radio has great advice to help you through the decision making process.
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Buying great vodka isn't cheap, but you don't have to spend a fortune for the good stuff. Wine and spirits editor Ray Isle of Food and Wine magazine will show you how to buy great vodka without over-spending. Check out Howdini.com for more.

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Open a bottle of wine badly, and you'll likely end up with bits of cork for your guests to chew on as they sip. Save yourself the embarrassment by watching Food and Wine magazine's Senior Wine Editor, Ray Isle, show you how to open a bottle of wine like a pro.


How to open a wine bottle - Opening a bottle of wine

The corkscrew:
Ray demonstrates opening a bottle of wine with a traditional waiter's corkscrew, which has three main parts:
* a blade (often serrated)
* a bottle opener/lever
* a screw

Opening the bottle:
1. Use the knife end to cut around the base of the capsule (the metal part) and pop off the metal cap of the wine bottle.

2. Insert the tip of the screw at an angle, with the point digging slightly into the middle of the cork. This helps prevent you from hitting the side of the wine bottle.

3. Then put it straight in and begin turning the corkscrew while pointing the opposite end straight up so you can place your hand over the top.

4. Twist the corkscrew in until you can use the first notch of the bottle opener against the side of the wine bottle and push up. Twist more till you can reach the second notch or end of the corkscrew and use this notch or end against the top of the bottle to pull the rest of the cork out.

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How to make the perfect martini - Martini recipe

Martinis are always cool, whether shaken or stirred. Mixologist Allen Katz shows you how to mix a mean martini, making the perfect cocktail. Check out Howdini.com for more.

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How to buy organic produce - Organic foods

Looking for organic produce, but not sure you've got the real thing? Anna Lappe, organic food expert, tells you the simple ways to tell whether produce is organic or not.

First, let's explain what organic produce is:
Produce that is grown organically has not been produced with sewage sludge, it hasn't been irradiated, it doesn't include genetically modified foods, or most man-made chemicals.

How can you tell whether a piece of produce is organic?
If you're in a store that has an organic section, obviously head for it. But if there isn't an organic section, you have to do a little bit of extra work.

* The first thing you should do is look for the USDA certified organic label. If they don't have that, look for the PLU number on most fruits and vegetables. You'll find this on a small label that's been stuck to the fruit.

* If the PLU number is four digits long, it's not organic.

* If it's 5 digits long and begins with the number 9, it is organic.

* You can also look at the fruit. Unfortunately, nonorganic fruit tends to be shinier and more perfect looking than organic.

Why buy organic produce?
It's healthier for your body. It's healthier for the environment, since it doesn't require pesticides. It's healthier for the farm workers who handle the crops.

Babies and small children are especially vulnerable to residues of toxic pesticides and other chemicals.

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You've heard the term 'fair trade' but do you know what it means? Organic food expert and environmentalist Anna Lappe explains why she believes it's important to buy fair trade coffee, and how to find it.

How to buy fair trade coffee

What is fair trade coffee?
* Basically, fair trade means the farmer who produced the product got a fair price for it. This is very important for the livelihood of coffee farmers. Millions of coffee farmers can barely feed their families because they get almost no money for their coffee beans unless its fair trade.

* How do you find it? Look for the black and white fair trade logo which is marked on all fair trade coffee and fair trade coffee beans at every Starbucks, although you may have to ask for it.

* Supermarkets are beginning to carry it as well, in many cases. If you dont find it, ask your grocer for it. Sometimes it just takes some customer requests.

Every time you buy a fair trade coffee beans you can feel good knowing that you're contributing to farming communities around the planet.

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Do you eat organic food, but never think twice about the chemicals in the personal care products you use on your skin? It's not easy to find organic skin care and beauty products, but environmentalist and author Anna Lappe has expert tips.

How To Choose Organic Skin And Beauty Products

You may be unpleasantly surprised to learn that unlike food there is no government certified labeling program for organic ingredients in skin care and beauty products. So how can you tell whether youre choosing organic cosmetics and skin care products or not?

* Read the labels, not just the name of the product. Some products will include the word organic in their name, but on closer inspection of the ingredients you wont find any organic ingredients at all.

* Check the label to see whether the ingredients include petroleum, synthetic preservatives or artificial colors. Also watch out for parabens and phthaltes.

* You can also consult the Environmental Working Groups Skin Deep website, www.cosmeticsdatabase.com. You can enter the name of the products you use and see whether they contain ingredients you want to avoid.

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