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Early television was an experimental medium that required crews to invent solutions for problems that no longer exist in the digital world. Producers and actors operated in a high-pressure environment where every mistake was broadcast to a live audience without the safety net of post-production editing. This era demanded a unique set of technical workarounds, […] The post 10 Forgotten Realities of Early Live Television Broadcasts appeared first on Listverse.

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The following recipe for Sauerkraut is from SurvivalBlog reader Mrs. Alaska. She writes: “You can ferment any vegetables, but perhaps the best known is cabbage. This is easy to do, and worthwhile. It will last for months in a refrigerator (or cool space). Fermented vegetables of any kind (like kimchi) benefit our gut biome, digestion, and immune system. Note 1: you will need more cabbage than you expect, because salting it will diminish the volume. Note 2: Different types of cabbage will impact the final volume and crunchiness. So use what you have for a first batch, and then try … The post Recipe of the Week: appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.