Andrea Becker
I have been in healthcare for over 10 years, working in different capacities including laboratory technician, sales rep and marketing specialist. I enjoy live music, thrift shopping and spending time with my family and dog.
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What exactly is marketing and how can I do it better?The word marketing usually brings a vague idea of entire career field to mind. Many think advertising or sales and some just think it's another fluffy desk job. Do you really know what it is? And better yet, do you how can you do it better?
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Benefits of StretchingMany experts agree that stretching offers significant benefits that make it worth investigating.
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How to Cope with Changing the ClocksMany people look forward to sprining forward as it ushers in the longer days with more sunlight. Changing the clocks adversely affects your natural rhythm. Since it is inevitable, its best to learn how to cope the changing the clocks. -
Top 3 Ways to Fight FatigueLearning healthy ways to combat fatigue and gain energy will make it easier to meet all your personal and professional obligations. -
Best Light Alcoholic DrinksLearning how to drink healthy will allow you to meet your fitness goals and still have a good time.
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How to Fight Delayed Onset Muscle SorenessThe common condition of delayed onset muscle soreness, can be alleviated with a few simple remedies. Once you know what they are, you will be game for a few more reps each day!
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Health Benefits of ChocolateRecent studies have shown that chocolate isn't a junk food anymore, rather it has been proven to offer health benefits. The key is to know what kinds of chocolate should be consumed to benefit.
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Best Weight Loss TV ShowsThis year there is a new crop of weight loss shows hitting the airwaves. Each has a different premise and a different message. So are these shows making a difference or providing another excuse to curl up on the couch?Also published on:
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How to Relieve Congestion and Breathe EasierUnderstanding the cause of congestion and the various ways to alleviate it can go a long way to feeling better fast.Also published on:
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De-clutter and De-stress!A great way to improve your living space, and outlook on life is to tackle the clutter. With a few tips, you can make a lot of progress in a short period of time. -
Healthy Foods for a Healthy New YearKnowing you have good options waiting at home will prevent you from hitting the drive-through on your way and will keep you moving towards your weight loss goal
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Healthiest Alcoholic BeveragesKnowing how to make smart choices that allow you to lead a healthy lifestyle and avoid the dreaded hangover, is information worth learning. -
How to Recover After Holiday OvereatingEveryone overeats during the holidays'"its part of the total experience. But how on earth do you begin to recover? -
The Power of GratitudeWhether you consider the idea that you reap what you sow, or every cloud has a silver lining, gratitude is an easy change to your perspective that will offer many positive rewards for your mental health.Also published on: -
Central Pennsylvania Holiday Light GuideCentral PA certainly won't be missed on Santa's travels, with all the amazing light displays to guide him here. Take some time this season for a brief road trip to see the festive displays the area has to offer. -
Holiday StressbustersNobody asks Santa Claus for stress for Christmas, but yet everyone seems to get it. This year try some simple stress relievers for consistent stress busting and relaxation that will put the holly jolly back into your Christmas. -
Weight Watchers New PointsPlus Plan - What it Means for You!The scientists and entrepreneurs behind Weight Watchers recently unveiled their new PointsPlus program. As a Weight Watcher for two years, I will review the new plan and explain what these changes mean to you! -
Digital AutismWith the increasing ability to communicate via phone, text, email, instant message and social networking post, many people, both children and adults, are losing the desire and ability to interact in person, in the real world in a healthy manner. -
The True Connection Between Health, Wealth, and HappinessThe correlation between money and health has become clearer in recent years. Consider reviewing your family's financial habits and in turn improving everyone's well being.Also published on:
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The Importance of SleepFor your sanity and your family's health maybe you should examine your family's sleeping habits and how they can improve. You'll soon find out that the improvements you can make will make your daily family life a bit more dreamy.Also published on: -
Easy Weight Control for the Whole FamilyFamily lifestyles often cause weight gain among all members so the adaptation to a better lifestyle through simple tips can help everyone in the family do something great together - lose weight.Also published on:
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Couch Potato Workout: 5 Easy Exercises You Can Do in Your Living RoomBut exercise is a must have in everyone's daily life. So consider these basic exercises that you can do anywhere, even in your living room.Also published on:
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Guide to Avoiding Colds and the FluAs a seasoned healthcare provider, you expect me to be able to offer the secret inside knowledge straight from a hospital on how to avoid the cold and the flu. Read on you will see the shocking time tested, clinically proven ways to prevent illness.Also published on: -
Snow Removal Safety Tips for WomenWhile many lucky women have snowplows, snowblowers or a family full of burly men, others don't and have to suit up each snowfall. If you aren't careful you can get hurt, so you need to be mindful of ways to stay safe while digging out.Also published on: -
Frostbite: The Cool Facts About Prevention and TreatmentWinter is a formidable foe bringing its own set of health issues. Aside from navigating through flu shots and vitamin C, there is frostbite to deal with, too. Learn how to prevent and treat frostbite, before that massive snowstorm hits.Also published on:
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Can You Hear Me Now? Is Your Family at Risk for Hearing Loss?Many people would joke about their family members having "selective hearing" or being deaf, but a better question would be do they have accurate hearing? Maybe its time to find out!Also published on: -
Health Benefits of TurkeyTurkey is long known for its nap inducing qualities. But turkey offers many healthy benefits beyond that. Don't shy away from the table this holiday season '" learn why you should pile turkey on your plate!
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Could You Survive SAW?As avid viewers know, most people do not escape Jigsaw's contraptions. But the game is designed that they should be able to. Even escaping these deathly designs would create significant medical issues for victims. So could they really survive?
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Healthy Holiday Shopping TipsBy planning ahead and taking precautions holiday shopping can be accomplished without illness or injury to your body, mind or credit card.
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Caring for Baby's First ToothThe appearance of that first baby tooth is an exciting time. This developmental milestone requires parents to be aware of how to adequately care for this new tooth to ensure a healthy dental future for baby. -
Dark Days of Seasonal Affective DisorderAs Daylight Saving Time ends each fall, thousands of people settle in for a long and depressing winter. More than just the darker days, for these people depression is brought on by Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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Microbiology's Most Frightening MaladiesEveryday humans come in contact with a myriad of bacteria and viruses. Most of them are somewhat harmless. But sometimes, a potent microorganism comes in contact with a vulnerable person and can cause truly frightening outcomes.
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Best Quotes to Live Your Life ByAs a thirty-year-old with plenty of life experience under her belt, I would like to offer the young (and those who are willing to listen) a few quotes that I have found to be true in life.
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Top 10 Ways to Motivate YourselfWith a little bit of psychological strategy, you will have no problem mustering the motivation to conquer your greatest goals. Review and consider ideas about how to motivate yourself, and choose the ones that are right for you.
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Useful Advice for a Young Woman's College LifeWhile most people look back on college fondly, almost everyone agrees that there are things they wish they had done differently. Take this advice from an experienced woman, and hopefully your college experience will be full of fun and absent of regrets.
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Words of Wisdom for Young WomenYouth comes with many advantages but has one major flaw: a lack of wisdom, the kind gained only from experience. So ladies, listen up as I share some thirty-something wisdom.
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Winterize Your WorkoutDevelop your winter workout strategy now, to prevent the extra pounds that show up as lazy Sunday afternoons watching football, and extra helpings of holiday treats become the norm.
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How Oral Cancer DevelopsThere are symptoms of oral cancer, but without being aware of how oral cancer develops, diagnosis is often delayed, which negatively affects the patient's prognosis.
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Using Dental Disclosing Tablets to Improve Dental HealthDental disclosing tablets may sound intimidating to people unfamiliar with them. After learning how to use them and the benefits of dental disclosing tablets, you will learn that they are a great tool to evaluate and improve your oral hygiene.
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The Health Benefits of Homegrown TomatoesConsider the benefits associated with eating homegrown tomatoes!
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Fighting Off the Freshman 15Balancing new found freedom with old school common sense can help fight the Freshman 15.
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Back to School Stress RelieversBack to school is a stressful time not only for anxious kids, but for busy parents as well. Ease into a new school year by making stress relief a priority and building it into your daily schedule.
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Work or Working Out?Many common household chores provide a great workout. With a few added moves to each mundane task, chores can become high powered workouts!
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Water Safety TipsRecreational boating and swimming in local bodies of water can be great fun on a hot summer day. Learn to respect the water and how to handle yourself for the safest outing possible.
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Tips for a Healthier School YearParents forget to equip kids with the most important back to school accessory, "healthy habits." Making healthy habits a routine at the beginning of the school year will lead to a fewer illnesses and the best performance possible for your young student.
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How to Feel Slimmer in Just 3 DaysAlthough longtime weight loss cannot be achieved in a week, there are healthy ways to feel slimmer in just three days.
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Preventing Tartar BuildupThe adoption of a good dental hygiene routine, one that includes brushing, flossing, rinsing and regular dental visits, and smart choices about food and beverage, can effectively prevent tartar buildup.
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5 Ways to Measure Body FatThe technologies for body measurements are sure to become more advanced and more widely available. With careful consideration to personal goals and needs, a wise choice can be made from the array of valid body fat measurement methods.
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ABC's of Summertime AllergiesUnderstanding common allergens and the allergic process, recognizing an allergic reaction and treating it properly can be the key to life and death in some instances.
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The Ups and Downs of PMSThe increased acceptance of PMS has led to research which identified a few simple "ups and downs" that can lessen the ups and downs women experience due to this condition.
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Health Benefits of Social Networking SitesSocial networking sites like Facebook have gotten a bad wrap as childish time wasters. However, when used in moderation, sites like Facebook provide some very valid health benefits.
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The Health Effects of Shift WorkOur fast paced society requires employees to work first, second and third shifts. While some people thoroughly enjoy a non-traditional schedule, recent research has shown that shift work can be detrimental to your health.
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Rock Out and Leave the Doc OutThe rocker mantra of sex, drugs and rock and roll is appealing because of its dangerous nature. There isn't anything wrong with rocking out and having a good time. You can still be hardcore and healthy with a few simple tweaks to your routine
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Laboratory Errors ExposedReports of laboratory errors leading to patient tragedies have been in the news for years. Most errors blamed on the lab, actually originate elsewhere in the specimen collection and testing process. Learn what really happens to your specimens.
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Springtime Health HazardsBe aware of the potential pitfalls warmer weather brings so that you and your family remain health while enjoying the season.
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Importance of Travel MedicinehVacation preparations may also require a doctor's visit - something you may never have considered.
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How Blood Transfusions WorkYou've heard it on almost every medical drama on television - " I need 2 units of blood STAT!". You may even be a blood donor in your community. But do you really know what goes into making a transfusion happen?
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How to Be a Model PatientYou know exactly what you want out of your doctor, but have you ever considered what is expected of you? In order to make the most of your appointment time, consider what your physician wants.
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Doctor Shopping: Drug Seekers Exploit Health Care WeaknessFor many, in and out of Hollywood, the process known as doctor shopping is a fraudulent way to secure large amounts of prescription medication from a number of doctors and pharmacies. Consider how this process works and why isn't is stopped.
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Helping Your Elderly Loved One Deal with ArthritisIt is hard to watch a loved one struggle but with a little effort, you can make changes that will help your elderly loved one, more effectively deal with arthritis.
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The Privacy of Your Medical RecordsFrom increased stringency as imposed by Obama's HITECH act, to constant and consistent training of healthcare providers, there are many efforts being made to make you confident that your healthcare information is protected.
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Helping an Elderly Loved One After Leaving the HospitalA hospital stay can be a traumatic event. . Helping an elderly loved one adjust to being back home after a hospital stay will help both their mental and physical condition
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Cold Sores No More!Cold sores are unsightly, painful and can take a long time to heal. Learning more about what cold sores actually are, how to treat them and how to prevent them, can make them a thing of the past for you.
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Lab Professionals Educate Public About Laboratory CareersDuring National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week from April 18-24 lab professionals will educate the public about fascinating laboratory careers and the projected shortage of qualified laboratory professionals.
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Strange Sleep Disorders ExplainedFor many people, sleep does not come calmly and easily as a variety of bizarre sleep disorders, collectively termed parasomnia, can cruelly steal their sleep each night.
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Losing Winter Weight with Spring Slimdown TipsThe first sign of spring is not a robin redbreast but a rack of itsy bitsy bikinis. But fear not because springtime affords a few more weeks to incorporate these five healthy habits into your routine so that you will be springing into a slimmer summer.
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Microalbumin Testing Aids Diabetic TreatmentKidney disease is a common complication associated with diabetes. The American Diabetes Association recommends microalbumin screening to aid in the early diagnosis of kidney dysfunction, or nephropathy. Learn more about the test and what it means.
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The Art of PhlebotomyThe job of a phlebotomist is almost an art. It takes skill to casually put the patient at ease while examining the draw site and skillfully sliding the needle painlessly into a vein and back out again with care and compassion.
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Severe Weather Causes Hospital Staffing IssuesWhen inclement weather occurs, healthcare providers are put in the precarious position of having to decide whether to go to work to be available to care for patients in need or to stay home and be safe.
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No Such Thing as a Typical Heart AttackBeing aware of both the typical and atypical symptoms of a heart attack, men and women alike can recognize warning signs and seek medical attention as early as possible.
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What to Expect from an MRIMagnetic resonance imaging is an amazing diagnostic process that painlessly and efficiently provides valuable information for the diagnosis of soft tissues afflictions. Learn what to expect from during this process from order to diagnosis.
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Must Have Lab Tests for Assessing Heart Disease RiskThere are many laboratory tests used to assess heart health. To find out if you are at risk for heart disease, there are a handful of common tests you need to have done.
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Have a Phantastic Time with Punxsatawny PhilHere are some tips for great Groundhog Day trip to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania.
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Ways to Interest Students in Health CareersWith some focus and creativity, healthcare professionals can get through to teenagers and show them the benefits of allied health careers.
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Do You Need More Folic Acid?Most Americans do not know what folic acid does, why it is important and how to get enough. During National Folic Acid Awareness Week, January 4-10 2010, take a minute to learn about what folic acid can do and has done for you.
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Hospitals Run by Robots? Healthcare Automation Forging AheadThe idea of robotic interference in healthcare is scary to many people. The advancement of automation in healthcare is actually a way to save time, save money and most importantly, reduce errors.
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Blood Donors Celebrated for Lifesaving DonationsAnybody can save a life, or even four lives, just by donating blood. Every January, National Blood Donor Month celebrates the tremendous impact that blood donors make in other people's lives and seeks to raise awareness about the need for blood donation.
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Hospitals Implement Noise Policies to Help PatientsBased upon patient feedback and scientific studies, hospitals are hoping that by further minimizing the noise in their facility, they can maximize patient recovery and satisfaction.
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From a Patient's Point of View: A Routine Office Visit Gone WrongDuring recent doctor's visits, the staff at my doctor's office committed a number of customer service failures which led to dissatisfaction from me, the patient. Consider what this office did wrong, and what they should have done to make it right.
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Consumers Faced with Healthcare ChoicesWith the ever advancing technologies available, and the myriad of healthcare ratings systems, patients will soon find themselves shopping for hospitals much like they shop for other services.
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Hospitals and Hospitality: Will Your Nurse Soon Be Your Concierge?Hospitals are feeling secure in meeting safety requirements and are now tackling the overall patient experience. Because consumer choice heavily affects healthcare reimbursements, patients are starting to see greater hospitality in their local hospitals.
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What You Need to Know About Flu TestingDuring the recent flu panic people have flocked to their physicians seeking testing and remedies. But most people don't know what happens to their specimen after it leaves the exam room, how they are being tested, or what the results actually mean.
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Best Places for Great Christmas OrnamentsAs the years pass either decorating tastes or broken ornaments necessitate a trip ornament shopping. But where should you start? There are a number of great retailers where you can find your next treasured Christmas ornament.
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Easy to Make Popcorn Christmas GarlandSome Christmas ornaments may be pricey, but others, like a classic popcorn garland, is inexpensive, easy and fun to do.
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To Use or Not to Use Sick TimeThe CDC advises that anyone with flu-like symptoms remain home from work or school for up to seven days. But can you, and should you? What financial or disciplinary repercussions may follow? So you have the sniffles, do you take a sick day or not?
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New Christmas Traditions for NewlywedsNew traditions created as newlyweds will be followed not only by the two lovebirds, but also by their children and grandchildren to come. Take time this Christmas to create some new traditions to make the season merry and bright for decades to come.
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Quirky Christmas!Just because traditions have always been followed, doesn't mean that sometimes you can't do something different! Put the fun back into the holidays this year by trying some non-traditional activities to celebrate the holidays.
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Changing Leaves Means Changing Your Bass Fishing StrategyWith these seasonal temperature changes comes behavior changes in fish. Your strategy need to change to continue to have successful and fun fishing trip. Reviewing and practicing these tried and true tips below will lead you to fall fishing success.
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Easy and Effective Dog Training TipsTraining not only makes day to day tasks easier but is of the utmost importance in keeping your dog safe. With some patience and some direction, every family can safely enjoy spending time with their well trained dog.
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Packing for BusinessPacking for a business trip has requires more forethought and strategy in order to ensure that you look professional during your entire excursion. With a deep breath, and these ten packing tips, you are sure to be ready to go in no time!
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Easy 80th Birthday InvitationsAn 80th birthday is a milestone to be celebrated heartily by family and friends. Start the event off right with eye catching invitations. By following a few easy steps, you can create beautiful invitations in as little as a few hours.
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Lancaster County's Dutch Wonderland is WonderfulFrom great food, to free entertainment to cute rides, this Lancaster amusement park, located on Lincoln Highway East in close proximity to hotels and tourist attractions, is geared toward parents with young children and is sure to please all who visit.
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Lebanon, Pa., Volunteers in 2009 Medicine-Free Health ClinicThe Volunteers in Medicine Free Health Clinic, located at 711 South 8th Street in Lebanon, will be recruiting volunteers on August 5th from 4:00 p.m to 7:00 p.m. Volunteers are needed for clerical, nursing, pharmacy, laboratory, and hospitality duties.
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PetSmart Training Useful for Lebanon, PA ResidentsSome of the most popular training courses are the courses offered by PetSmart. By reviewing the pros and cons of the beginner course, you can make an informed decision regarding what training is best for your dog.
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Women's Summer Health TipsWomen have unique summer health risks that can be avoided by reviewing and following a few key summertime health tips.
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Summer Health Risks and Tips for ToddlersThe summer months present unique risks for toddlers. Careful parents need to be aware of these summertime health risks for their toddlers and take precautions to keep their little ones happy and healthy.
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Summer Health Risks for TeensWith the magic and freedom of summertime, come risks for teenagers. Parents need to be aware of the serious risks that abound for teenagers during the summer and be involved and actively communicate with their teens to ensure their safety.
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I Got a Job: Now What?So I accomplished the goal of all recession victims on unemployment, I got a job. But now what? The re-entry into the workforce can be a smooth one by moving forward with a few key concepts in mind.
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Ensure the Accuracy of Your Lab ResultsBy taking a few simple measures, you can help medical professionals ensure the accuracy of your medical laboratory testing.
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Have Success with Popular Bass Fishing LuresToday there are a myriad of lures in all shapes, sizes and actions, all designed to catch fish in different ways. Review this guide to learn about the different lures and how to use them.
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Tips for Catching Smallmouth BassSmallmouth bass are powerful fish that can be elusive but put up an epic, adrenaline pumping fight for any angler who can hook one. To better increase your chances of catching a feisty smallmouth, review these ten tips.
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Top Ten Journey SongsAs a longtime Journey fan, I know off the top of my head which songs have resonated with me for decades and will stay with me for years to come. Therefore, I faithfully bring you these top ten Journey songs.
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Commonly Considered Conditions on the Television Show HouseAvid watchers of the show House know that there are a handful of diagnoses that seem to come up quite frequently. After many seasons of hearing these diagnoses, its time to learn exactly what House and his team are talking about.
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Conventional Marketing Applied to MusicBy applying the basic tenets of marketing, the four P's, bands can begin marketing themselves with a clearer plan that will lead to more exposure.
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5 Rainy Day Kids Activities"Its raining its pouring the old man is snoring." What the song doesn't say is that the kids are stuck inside and driving you up the wall. All you need to turn this day around is a few ideas for indoor fun.
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Yard Sales Offer Lessons for KidsYou may have thought the only things you could find at a yard sale were used blenders or other junk. In actuality yard sales are wonderful places for your kids to pick up valuable life skills like budgeting, negotiating and socializing.
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Why Healthcare Wasn't Recession ProofHealthcare was considered to be a safe field during times of economic strife. Yet the economic turmoil of 2009 has lead to record high layoffs in the healthcare industry leaving people wondering why?
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How to Have a Realistic View About PromA voice of experience points out things to consider that put the prom in perspective.
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Do You Know Your Presidents?: The Presidents of the United States of America BandI went into the Presidents of the United States of America show expecting a rehashed flashback from the 90's and was pleasantly surprised by the entire event. If you haven't seen them, read on to find out why you should.
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Rock On! Concert Tips for Maximum FunYou want that concert to be the most mind blowing event you've ever been to. If you follow these tips, you can maximize the fun and have the time of your life!
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Love to Hit a Few Balls? Try These Public Tennis Courts in Lebanon!Tennis is a great way to get outdoors and exercise. If you live in the Lebanon area there are a number of great places to get a few sets in. Check out the list below of the public tennis courts in Lebanon.
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Ways to Hook Kids on FishingFishing is a great summertime activity for kids. But fish can be unpredictable. By shifting the focus of fishing away from the fish, you can ensure every trip is exciting for your kids!
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Grab and Go Graduation GiftsWhen a close friend or relative graduates, it is great to congratulate them with a thoughtful gift. Even if you haven't had time to shop you can still give a great gift by choosing from these creative last minute options.
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Eating for Less in Central PADining out is a luxury that many families feel does not fit into their budget anymore. By choosing the right restaurants, such as the three in this guide, you can still enjoy a great dinner out, without breaking the budget.
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Lancaster Lebanon Movie Theater GuideThe Lancaster Lebanon area has many varied theater options for the latest and greatest flicks. From the historic atmospheres to family friendly fare, moviegoers can use this guide to choose the best theater for the experience they are looking for.
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Easy Gardening with Kids: Five Plants that Produce Great ResultsBy planting easy to grow plants, success will come easily for you and your little gardeners, all while spending quality time together and learning about nature.
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Lancaster, Lebanon and Berks Mini-Golf CoursesMiniature golfing is a great summer activity that is economical and fun. With this complete list of the finest mini-golf establishments in Lancaster, Lebanon and Berks, you are certain to have many fun filled nights miniature golfing this summer.
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Hottest Central PA Kids Birthday Party SpotsThere are a number of great options available in Central PA. So if you want your child's birthday to be really happy, for you and for them, check out these top birthday party venues in Central PA.
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Fantastic Finds for Fisherman FathersThis year blow Dad's mind by getting him something off of his secret fishing wish list. With options at every price point, you are sure to find the perfect gift for your fisherman father.
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Intro to Kickboxing WorkoutsKickboxing is an exciting and heart pumping type of workout. By learning a few key moves, you can start toning up and kicking butt!
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Top 4 Thrift Shops in Central, PennsylvaniaThrift shops are great places to pick up quality clothing at great prices. They make money on a smaller margin so you won't see a lot of flashy advertising alerting you to their whereabouts. So to find the best thrift shops in Central, PA- read on.
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Central PA Community CollegesBefore heading straight for the big name school (with the big name tuition), smart students start their college education at one of the local community colleges Harrisburg Area Community College or Reading Area Community College.
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Weight Watchers Worked for Me!Weight Watchers has proven to be a doable, successful lifestyle program for me. Weight Watchers taught me portion control, and how to make healthier choices regarding my food and exercise options all which has led to an almost 50 pound weight loss.
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Speedwell Forge Lake a Great Choice for RecreationNestled in the quiet countryside of Lancaster County, Speedwell Forge Lake is a small and quiet lake that offers recreation options for the entire family.
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Hugh Laurie HaikuHaiku About House
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5 Ways to Add More Vitamins to Your DietBy incorporating a few clever ideas into your meal preparation, you can add more vital vitamins to your diet and improve your health.
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Central Pennsylvania Farmers MarketsAll around, shopping at local farmers markets is a great idea because you get atmosphere, quality and freshness all for a great value.
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6 Keys to Yard Sale SuccessYard sales are a great way to rid yourself of unwanted goods, and make a little money doing so. If you are going to host a yard sale, make the most of your time and effort by following these tips.
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5 Inexpensive Spring Adventures for KidsInstilling imagination, adventure, nurturing, observation and exercise is a great way to spend priceless quality time with your kids - all at a price you can afford with these great activities.
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What is Electrophysiology and Why is it Important?Patients who had previously been treated by medications or pacemakers for their cardiac arrhythmias are now learning the word "electrophysiology" and are wondering what it can do for them. Find out what electrophysiology is and why it is important.
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Dealing with the First Week of Being UnemployedThe first week of transition can be difficult but if you approach it with the right attitude you can make it easier and even fruitful. By wisely using your time and resources, you can make your unemployment a beneficial experience.
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Best Mexican Restaurants in Central PACentral PA residents have been happy to see new Mexican restaurants set up shop in recent years. In order to help my fellow Mexican food connoisseurs, have compiled a list of the best Mexican restaurants Central PA has to offer.
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Runway-Ready at Recession Rates: Thrift Shopping for Brand-Name ClothingWith a few tips you will find that by thrift shopping you can still look like a million bucks and shop like you have a million bucks, all on a shoestring budget.
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What Goes on in a Medical Laboratory? Becoming a Lab TechTelevision dramas only focus on doctors and nurses providing healthcare to patients. But there are many more people, like laboratory professionals, that contribute to your healthcare. Find out what goes on a laboratory to better your health.
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Celebrate Earth Day with Alt Rock PlaylistEarth Day is a success if people spend the day appreciating the planet. This Earth Day, raise your awareness and pay homage to Save the planet by listening to this fun and ecologically themed alt rock playlist.
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Want a Princess Bride Review? As You Wish!A concise review of the 80's classic The Princess Bride offers highlights of the film and why everyone still succumbs to its charm 20 years later.