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Do Eggs Go Bad? And How to Tell If They're Still Safe to Eat - Vimarsana News

Do Eggs Go Bad? And How to Tell If They're Still Safe to Eat

Experts explain what expired eggs are and how to tell if they have gone bad. We also cover what the dates on cartons mean and how long eggs are good for after the sell-by date.

A sting in the tail at an Airdrie pub - Vimarsana News

A sting in the tail at an Airdrie pub

A Diary tale about a strand of material reminds Harry Shaw from Airdrie of a story told to him by Madge, the head barmaid at the local Double A…

Egg-cellent Hack! 5 Best Ways To Determine If The Eggs You Eat Are Fresh - Vimarsana News

Egg-cellent Hack! 5 Best Ways To Determine If The Eggs You Eat Are Fresh

Eggs going bad is not something you have heard very commonly, but unfortunately, they do! Read on for details.

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Got a Partially-Filled Fuel Canister? Here's How to Measure It. - Vimarsana News

Got a Partially-Filled Fuel Canister? Here's How to Measure It.

No more running out of gas in the middle of cooking with these methods.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180723:14:32:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180723:14:32:00

Let's go to kaley hartung. we are learning about the victims who died in this. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we are. first to this salvage operation. what's so striking when you see that barge in the live pictures of the salvage operation is how close it was to shore. this is an amphibious vehicle. it landed on its wheels and rolled 40 feet to a depth of 80 feet. we believe the divers in the water are in the process of bringing the cabling from that barge down to the boat. they will connect it and that crane on the barge will lift the boat up. first they will lift it a bit from the lake b...