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"While Mother's Day might be more about the softer side of life, Father's Day is all about firing up the grill, or at least giving Dad the tools to do so.  \nSure, you can still make your dad something crafty as a gift, but just expect it with a side of red meat.  So, grab our 20+ suggestions and get prepped for the best Father's Day ever this Sunday!\nCrafts &amp; Gift Ideas\n\nDads can be worlds harder to buy gifts for then moms, but luckily there are lots of suggestions out there to help ease some of the pain.\nFamilyCorner.com - A lengthy list of crafty gifts you can make for the upcoming holiday.\nFamilyFun.com - Lots of gifts you can make at home, fun certificates kids can print out for their dads and more.\nGifts.com - A seemingly endless list of suggestions for just about every type of dad you can think of.\nKaboose.com - Has several home craft gift ideas with instructions, a history of the holiday, recipes for meals and more.\nMarthaStewart.com - If it's a holiday celebrated by more than two people, then Martha Stewart probably has some suggestions for you.  Has a mixture of homemade gifts and recipe suggestions.\nShopping.AOL.com - Has lots of great resources for gift ideas, but this article in particular has a great list of 10 do's and don'ts for picking out a gift for dad.\n\nFood\n\nUnlike Mother's Day, Father's Day is usually a time for dad to go out and fire up the grill.  Here are some places to find great recipes:\nAllRecipes.com - Videos, recipes, menu suggestions and more for the perfect Father's Day meal.\nBetterRecipes.com - Though the name implies you will only find recipes, which they do have plenty of, they also have a selection of gift ideas, crafts, ecards and more.\nEpicurious.com - Well over a hundred recipe suggestions for just about every Father's tastes.\nFabulousFoods.com - Lots of healthy alternatives for that Father's Day dinner with seafood and vegetarian suggestions.\nFathersDayRecipes.com - From Betty Crocker, this is a part of their main recipes site which will give you access to nearly 4,000 recipes.\nFoodNetwork.com - Food Network is offering up menus based on what type of personality your father has.  Is he outdoorsy?  A 'pit master'?  A coffee lover?  There's something here for just about every type of dad.\niVillage.com - iVillage offers up a couple of complete menu suggestions for Father's Day bar-b-ques.\nKraftFoods.com - Offers up a wide selection of recipes from breakfast to deserts for Dad's special day, and, yes, they use a lot of Kraft products.  Go figure.\nStarChefs.com - Numerous grilling recipe suggestions based on those from famous chefs such as Bobby Flay.\nMiscellaneous\n\nApples4TheTeacher.com - Activities, games and printable materials for kids, in school or not, to learn more about Father's Day.\nBHG.com - From Better Homes &amp; Gardens magazine, they offer up recipes, printable cards, craft ideas and more.\nFathersDayCelebration.com - A site all about Father's Day all over the world, but with a distinct focus on India.  The recipes are all Indian based and would make a nice change up for those of us in other countries.\nHistory.com - The History Channel has gathered up a history of the holiday dedicated to dads everywhere with information on how it came about, famous TV dad, video clips and more.\nHolidays.net - Offers a nice selection of history of the holiday, crafts, recipes and more for the perfect Father's Day.\nTheHolidaySpot.com - A large collection of resources for Father's Day including wallpapers, printable cards, craft ideas, recipes and more."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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