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5 Common Nutritional Deficiencies in Kids and How to Remedy Them These five nutrients are missing in action from the diets of most kids. Find out how you can help your kids get these top 5 in...

Beyond Eggs: 3 Breakfast Superfoods for Kids A great place to include superfoods in your child's diet is at the breakfast table. Of course, eggs are a great breakfast superfood. But if you want to move beyond egg...

How Heavy Should Your Child's Backpack Be? How heavy should your child's backpack be? How can you tell if your child's backpack is too heavy? Could carrying a heavy backpack cause health problems for your child?

10 Things Not to Bring to the Beach This Summer The 10 things everyone should leave at home during their next trip to the beach.

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  A Mom's Review of Secret Clinical Strength Deodorant for Sensitive Skin

  2/27/2012

  A mom's review of Secret Clinical Strength deodorant for sensitive skin.
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  Five Easy Ways to Save Money Buying a New Car

  9/16/2011

  Buying a new car is a big investment and knowing how the game is played can save you some serious cash. Here are some tips to help you get a handle on the games car dealers play and save money when buying a new car.
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  DIY Computer Repair Project: How to Fix RAM on Your Desktop Computer

  9/16/2011

  Computers are complicated machines, but many problems that arise can be easily fixed at home. A little knowledge can save you hundreds of dollars and time consuming visits to repair shops. Here are some ways I fix the RAM on my desktop computer.
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  DIY Automotive Repair Project: How to Fix a Stinky Car Air Conditioner

  9/16/2011

  My recent experience with a stinky car air conditioner gave me an excuse to dust off my automotive repair skills. Here is how I fixed my stinky air conditioner.
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  How I Repaired Cracks in My Exterior Stucco Siding

  9/16/2011

  After shelling out some serious bucks to repair my exterior stucco siding, I learned to do some of the smaller repairs myself. Here is an easy DIY home repair project that will help you fix minor cracks in your exterior stucco siding.
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  How I Gained 12 Extra Grandparents Working as a Nurse’s Aide

  9/14/2011

  My job as a nurse's aide in a senior assisted living facility wasn't just rewarding, it also helped me gain 12 extra grandparents and deal with the death of my father. Here is my journey from college nursing student to nurse's aide.
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  How I Plan to Buy a New Car the Smart Way

  9/14/2011

  Although buying a new vehicle can be a daunting task, I have learned a lot over the years. Here is how I buy a new car and some helpful new car buying tips I have learned along the way.
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  College football 2011: Five promising freshmen in 2011

  9/9/2011

  College football is chock full of talented freshmen this year. Here are five of the best impact freshmen for the 2011 season.

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  Don't miss these important Michigan State games in 2011: A fan's take

  9/9/2011

  Aside from the season opener against Youngstown State on Sept. 2, which could set the team on its path for their remaining games, here are three games MSU will find key to their success this season.
• Michigan State changes certain to have big impact in 2011: A fan's take

  9/9/2011

  Despite coming off a winning season last year, MSU football is facing a season of change. Here are three changes that may prove to have the biggest impact on the Spartans for the 2011 season.
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  Ten not-to-miss college football traditions: A fan's opinion

  9/9/2011

  College football is a game full of traditions. Here are 10 of the best.
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  Best Michigan State football traditions: A fan's insight

  9/8/2011

  There is nothing like game day in East Lansing. Here is a guide to some of the Spartan traditions that make MSU football special.
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  Top 10 under-the-radar college football games in 2011: A fan's opinion

  9/8/2011

  The 2011 college football season will be chock full of changes and many teams could see their chance at titles dashed later in the season than ever before. Here are 10 college football games under the radar that could prove to have a big impact.
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  Top five changes for the 2011 college football season: A fan's take

  9/8/2011

  Changes are par for the course in college football, but the changes for the 2011 season are turning everything on its ear across the board. Here are five of the most important impact changes for the 2011 college football season.
• Fan's preview: Five promising college football transfers in 2011

  9/8/2011

  These top five transfers have the potential to impact not only their team win-loss ratio, but also conference races and even the national title race for the 2011 college football season.
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  Family Friendly Travel Guide: Things to Do in Louisville, Kentucky

  9/8/2011

  Louisville may be known for bourbon, gambling and horse racing, but there is a wealth of family friendly activities in Louisville as well.
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  5 Tips for Choosing the Best Eyeglasses for Kids

  9/6/2011

  If your child has a vision deficiency, one of the most important things you can do for them is to choose the correct pair of eyeglasses. Here are five tips to help you choose the best eyeglasses for your child.
• 3 Easy Ways to Cook Salmon in a Crockpot

  9/6/2011

  Your crockpot can cook salmon to perfection without being added last minute. Here are three cooking methods that allow your slow cooker to take its time cooking delicious salmon.
• Life and Times of Australian Folk Hero, Outlaw Ned Kelly

  9/1/2011

  Ending over 130 years of speculation, DNA analysis has proved that a skeleton unearthed from a mass grave is indeed that of fabled Irish-Aussie outlaw Ned Kelly. Here is a look at key events in the life of the notorious Australian folk hero and outlaw.
• Best Used Vehicles for Students Going Back to School

  8/31/2011

  Are you a student or parent looking for the best used car for back to school, but not sure where to start? Here are three of the best back to school used vehicles that will satisfy both parents and students.
• Family Friendly Travel Guide: 5 Things to Do in Boise, Idaho

  8/30/2011

  Boise is the capital and largest city in Idaho and a great family friendly travel destination. If you are traveling to the City of Trees, here are five fun family friendly things to do in Boise, Idaho.
• 'Dancing with the Stars' 2011: Meet the DWTS Cast for Season 13

  8/30/2011

  Time to dust off the sequined mini dresses, satin jumpsuits and bedazzled bras; Dancing with the Stars has announced the cast of season 13. DWTS newbies such as Ron Artest, Chaz Bono and Nancy Grace have many shaking their heads in disbelief.
• Family Friendly Travel Guide: Things to Do in Portland, Oregon

  8/29/2011

  Portland, Oregon is one of the most family friendly cities on the west coast. Whether you have a few hours, a day or a week to explore this famously eco-conscious green city, here are some of the best things to do in Portland.
• Cooking with Kids: Fish Recipes Kids Will Love to Make and Eat

  8/29/2011

  Many kids turn up their nose when offered fish at meal times. The key to getting kids to eat fish is to have them help in the preparation and cooking. Here are two fish recipes my kids love to help make and eat.
• 5 Family Friendly Activities in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

  8/23/2011

  Cabo San Lucas was once just a sleepy Mexican village and pirate hideout that has been transformed into a major tourist destination. If your family is heading south of the border to San Lucas, here are five things you won't want to miss.
• Culinary Travel Guide: Best European Cities for Foodies

  8/22/2011

  Whether your taste in cuisine runs to fine dining, hearty country dishes, artisan specialties or classic street fare these must-eat European cities deliver an unforgettable foodie experience.
• Best Family Friendly Day Trips from Columbus, Ohio

  8/22/2011

  Columbus is a mecca for family friendly travel. But where should you go after you tire of city activities? Here are five of the best family friendly day trips from Columbus, Ohio.
• Gerard Depardieu Runway Incontinence Spurs Anderson Cooper Giggle Fest

  8/19/2011

  Potty puns proved to be too much for Anderson Cooper on a recent segment of 'The Ridiculist.' The normally serious CNN host dropped his stony facade and did what the rest of us do when we hear a funny news story: he laughed.
• Fan's take: Four reasons MSU is on track to win Big Ten in 2011

  8/18/2011

  Naysayers called their winning 2010 season a fluke, but the Michigan State University football team's strong preseason showing has proved they are poised to repeat last year's success. Here are four reasons MSU is a good bet to be triumphant in the Big Ten.
• Quote Roundup: Reaction to Results of the Iowa Straw Poll

  8/15/2011

  The daylong Iowa straw poll, held Saturday on the Ames campus of Iowa State University, officially kicked off the Republican Party's bid for the presidency. Here are some reactions to the straw poll results.

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• Back to School Nutrition: Top 3 Energy Foods for Teens

  8/8/2011

  Hectic work, school and social schedules leave many teens with chronic fatigue. Teens don't need to rely on chemical laden or caffeinated beverages for a quick shot of energy. Have them try one of these power foods to boost their energy naturally.
• Creative Ways to Use Edible Flowers

  8/8/2011

  While edible flowers make a tasty garnish, there are many more creative ways to use them. From drinking out of a tulip cup to brewing a batch of dandelion wine, here are some creative ways to use edible flowers that will delight your taste buds.
• Guide for the Bride: How to Avoid Tripping on Your Wedding Day

  8/8/2011

  Before you walk down the aisle, keep these tips in mind and you will stay on your feet on your big day.
• Heart Healthy Grilled Salmon with Lime Butter Recipe

  8/8/2011

  Ready to try your hand at a delicious salmon meal? Here is a quick and easy salmon recipe that's perfect for summer grilling or the winter oven.
• 5 Facts About Ticks and Lyme Disease

  8/8/2011

  Here are five things you need to know about ticks and Lyme disease to ensure you stay safe while enjoying the outdoors.
• The World Wide Web Turns 20

  8/6/2011

  The World Wide Web has changed the way we work, shop, bank, stay in contact and entertain ourselves. Here are some of the important highlights in its development over the last 20 years.

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• 20 Years of Lollapalooza

  8/6/2011

  The little alternative festival that cared, Lollapalooza, is all grown up. Here are some seminal moments from the music festival's dynamic past.

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• Natural Skin Care: Homemade Honey Face Wash for Acne Prone Skin

  8/5/2011

  For a healthier alternative to chemical laden acne face washes, try one of these two homemade honey facial treatments that are gentle enough to be used daily to stop blemishes in their tracks.
• 3 Fun and Easy Ways to Get Kids to Eat Beets

  8/5/2011

  It's the age old struggle: kids versus beets. There is no need to be sneaky in order to get kids to eat beets. Here are three fun and tasty ideas that will have kids eager to eat their beets.
• 5 Easy Ways to Jazz Up Wedding Reception Food

  8/5/2011

  Looking for a way to add some pizzazz to your upcoming wedding reception? Here are five ways to put the kibosh on stodgy, boring reception food that will have your guests oohing and ahhing.
• Natural Skin Care: Homemade Chocolate Body Butter for Dry Skin

  8/5/2011

  While there are many wonderful body butters available in stores, making them yourself at home is cheap and easy. Here is my favorite body butter recipe using ingredients you probably have in your kitchen right now.
• 3 Healthy Green Vegetable Snacks Kids Will Love to Eat

  8/5/2011

  It is possible to make vegetables, even greens, appealing to kids. You just need to get creative. Here are three healthy green vegetable snacks kids will be eager to nosh.
• A Brief History of Income Taxes

  8/4/2011

  Friday marks the 150th anniversary of the law that created the U.S. income tax system. While many Americans won't be celebrating the milestone, the income tax is vitally important running the government. Ever wonder how our income tax system came to be?

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• Back to School Tech Shopping Guide: Best Tablets for Students of All Ages

  8/3/2011

  What are the best tablets for students on the market today? If choosing the perfect tablet for your student seems like an impossible task, try one of these top tablets.
• Water skiing equipment for kids: Three essential pieces of equipment for young water skiers

  8/3/2011

  Just like with any sport, there are special considerations that need to be followed when kids are involved in water skiing. Here are three pieces of equipment all kids should have in order to ensure water skiing success.
• Sexy After 60 Helen Mirren Named Body of the Year

  8/3/2011

  Sexy over 60 Oscar winner Helen Mirren has been voted the Body of the Year by an LA Fitness poll. Mirren leads the pack of women of a certain age who are challenging Hollywood's notion that beauty and glamor are strictly for the under-30 crowd.

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• Crop Circles, By the Numbers

  8/3/2011

  A new theory has proposed that crop circles are caused by physics. Want to learn more about these mysterious formations? Here are some fascinating facts and figures associated with crop circles.

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• Modern Fall Wedding Reception Trends

  7/31/2011

  Want to create the perfect modern wedding reception this fall but not sure where to start? Bunk tradition and put a funky twist on your special day with these six modern wedding reception ideas.
• Best Family-Friendly Caves in the US

  7/28/2011

  Think you can't go spelunking with kids in tow? The fact is that US caves are becoming increasingly family-friendly. Here are three of the best family-friendly caves in the US.
• Modern Wedding Reception Ideas for Grooms

  7/28/2011

  Modern brides are shaking things up by planning special touches that cater to their main guy. Here are five ideas for your wedding reception that will have your groom over the moon.
• Frugal Ways to Keep Your Pet Safe During a Heat Wave

  7/25/2011

  With a summer heat wave gripping many areas of the US, pet owners need to take special precautions to keep their four legged friends safe. Here are some frugal ways to help your pet stay safe during extreme heat.
• 3 Healthy Halloween Punch Recipes

  7/23/2011

  Add spooky fun to your Halloween party with these quick and easy holiday drink recipes.
• How to Make Fondue in a Crockpot

  7/21/2011

  Fondue is one of the all time fun party foods. While it is nice to have a special pot, you probably already have the perfect fondue pot in your kitchen right now- your crockpot.
• One Cheer, One Jeer, One What Were They Thinking for Emmy Nominations

  7/18/2011

  While the 2011 Emmy nominations contained many intelligent choices such as "Mad Men," the Emmy committee did throw a few surprises our way.
• Quote Roundup: Groundbreaking Tweets from Twitter's First Five Years

  7/14/2011

  As Twitter celebrates its fifth birthday, here is a look back at some of the most memorable tweets from the last five years.

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• How to Make Butterscotch

  7/14/2011

  Making butterscotch at home is easier than you may think. Here is a great recipe and some tips for delicious butterscotch success in your own kitchen.
• How to Make Pickled Bologna

  7/14/2011

  Do you love pickled bologna, but have a hard time finding it at the supermarket? Learn how to make this tasty low carb treat inexpensively at home.
• 5 Worst Vehicles to Buy and Drive in the US

  7/14/2011

  Here are five vehicles that will have you putting your wallet back in your pocket.
• Japan Earthquake Strikes Near Damaged Nuclear Plant

  7/7/2011

  Another in a recent series of earthquakes has struck Japan near the site of the damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant.
• 2011 Tylenol Recall: Word of Extra Strength Tylenol Caplets Recall Spread by Twittering Celebs

  6/29/2011

  McNeil Consmer Healthcare has issued a recall of Extra Strength Tylenol caplets. Although the problem is nothing new, how the word is spreading is...through social media site Twitter and celebs.
• Three Surprising Causes of Body Odor in Kids

  2/17/2011

  Does your child have a strong or unpleasant body odor even when they haven't been playing hard or running around in the summer heat? Here are three surprising things that may be causing your child's body odor.
• 3 Surprising Superfoods Your Kids Will Love

  2/8/2011

  While some parents have resorted to sneaking superfoods into their children's meals, there is a better way. If the idea of getting your kids to eat superfoods seems daunting, here are three nutritional powerhouses that kids will love.
• Best Naturally Probiotic Foods for Kids

  2/8/2011

  Adding probiotics to foods is all the rage these days. But kids can get all the healthy probiotics they need naturally in the foods they eat. Here are some of the best naturally probiotic foods for kids.
• Beyond Eggs: 3 Breakfast Superfoods for Kids

  2/8/2011

  A great place to include superfoods in your child's diet is at the breakfast table. Of course, eggs are a great breakfast superfood. But if you want to move beyond eggs, here are three more breakfast superfoods that your kids will love.

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• 3 Surprising Causes of Body Odor in Women

  2/1/2011

  Are you are a woman experiencing a stink you just can't track down? It may be one of these three surprising causes of body odor in women. Find out what may be causing your body odor and how to fix the problem.
• 6 Easy Ways to Reduce Sodium in Your Diet

  2/1/2011

  In the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans, the USDA recommends limiting sodium intake to not more than 2,300 mg per day. What are some easy ways you can reduce sodium in your diet? Here are six relatively painless changes you can make today.
• Top 4 Winter Superfoods for Kids

  2/1/2011

  Superfoods help boot a child's immune system, allowing them to fight off colds, flu and other illnesses. Which superfoods are best for kids in the winter? Here are four of the best winter superfoods for kids.
• Regis Philbin Retiring from 'Live with Regis and Kelly': Could Regis' Retirement Make Kelly Ripa the New Oprah?

  1/19/2011

  Regis Philbin has announced his retirement from Live with Regis and Kelly. Does Oprah's and Regis' retirement from their daytime shows set up Kelly Ripa to become the new Oprah of daytime TV?
• High Nutrient Snacks for Kids

  1/13/2011

  If you are a parent looking for ideas for great kid-friendly high nutrient snacks for your child, here are some ideas to get you started.
• 4 Hidden Health Hazards in the Bathroom: Common Health Mistakes that Could Be Making You Sick

  1/13/2011

  Many people make health mistakes every day in their bathroom that could be putting their health at risk. Here are four hidden health hazards in your bathroom that could be making you sick.
• Hair Care for Kids: Mom Tested Tips for Brushing, Combing and Detangling Your Child's Hair

  1/10/2011

  Keeping your child's hair neat is important to keeping it healthy and manageable. How can parents ensure that their child's hair is neat and healthy? Keep your child's hair in tip top shape with these easy mom tested tips.
• Medicinal Uses for Lemons

  1/10/2011

  When life gives you lemons, you may just have a powerful health tool. Here are some of the many ways lemons can be used to improve your health.
• Common Sense Advice for How to Prepare for a Cesarean Section

  1/7/2011

  Pregnancy books and websites can give you the details a c-section, but there are some common sense tips that are usually not discussed. Here are some of the things I did to get ready for the hospital stay, surgery and my return home after my c-section.
• Hair Care for Kids: Mom-Tested Tips for Washing and Conditioning Your Child's Hair

  1/6/2011

  What is the best way to care for your child's hair? Here are some mom tested tips for washing and conditioning your child's hair that will help keep it healthy and manageable.
• Why Do Kids Snore: Common Causes of Snoring in Children

  1/6/2011

  Many parents think a gently snoring child is cute. But did you know that snoring is not normal in children. If you have a little snorer in your house, here are some possible causes of their nightly snoring sessions.
• 5 Common Causes of Fatigue in Women

  1/4/2011

  Exhaustion and chronic fatigue are a fact of life for many women. If you are experiencing fatigue you may have one of these five common causes of fatigue in women.
• 5 Foods that Help Relieve PMS Symptoms Without Medication

  1/4/2011

  While PMS symptoms may require medications, most women can find relief from PMS symptoms through their diet. Here are five foods that may help you put down that bottle of pain reliever and experience a much more pleasant period.
• 5 Spices that Can Help Fight Inflammation

  1/4/2011

  Studies have shown that some common spices you may already have in your kitchen can be effective in fighting disease and pain, including inflammation. Here are five spices that may help fight inflammation.
• Christmas Crafts for Kids: How to Make a Milk Carton Gingerbread House with Your Child

  12/14/2010

  Are you intimidated by the thought of making complicated gingerbread houses with your kids? Here is everything you will need to make kid-friendly milk carton gingerbread houses with your kids this holiday season.
• First person sports tutorial: How to bowl a strike

  12/14/2010

  Player tested tips to help you consistently bowl strikes and improve your game.
• Westboro Baptist Church Plans to Picket Elizabeth Edwards Funeral Could Affect Supreme Court Ruling

  12/10/2010

  Members of the controversial Westboro Baptist Church have announced their plans to protest the funeral of Elizabeth Edwards. Why are they protesting Edwards' funeral? Will it have an impact on their pending Supreme Court case regarding free speech?
• Doors Frontman Jim Morrison Pardoned 41 Years After Indecent Exposure and Profanity Charges

  12/10/2010

  Seminal '60s counterculture icon and Doors frontman Jim Morrison has been pardoned by Florida's outgoing governor Charlie Crist some 41 years after charges of indecency in Miami.
• Former Cowboys Quarterback and 'Monday Night Football' Commentator Don Meredith Dies at 72: Remembering Dandy Don Brings Back Fond Memories of My Own Dad

  12/7/2010

  Former Dallas Cowboy quarterback and "Monday Night Football" broadcaster Don Meredith has died at the age of 72. He will be remembered for his wit and risque humor. I will miss him because he was a reminder of good times spent with my dad.
• 5 Common Nutritional Deficiencies in Kids and How to Remedy Them

  12/6/2010

  These five nutrients are missing in action from the diets of most kids. Find out how you can help your kids get these top 5 in their daily diet.
• Winter Car Emergency Kit for Kids

  12/6/2010

  If you are thinking about putting together a winter emergency kit for your car here are some special items you should include for your kids.
• Former Chicago Cub Third Baseman and Announcer Ron Santo Dies at 70: Diabetes Advocate Loses Battle with Bladder Cancer

  12/6/2010

  Legendary Chicago Cubs third baseman Ron Santo has died at the age of 70. Santo was not only an example of a great athlete, but also a courageous example to those suffering from diabetes.
• How to Get Through the Night when Your Child Has Croup: Mom Tested Tips and Simple Treatments Every Parent Can Use

  12/3/2010

  Here are some mom tested tips that really work for surviving a night of croup with your child.
• Infectious Croup: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment and Prevention

  12/1/2010

  What is infectious croup? How can you prevent this common childhood illness?
• Spasmodic Croup: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

  12/1/2010

  What is spasmodic croup? What causes this illness? What can you do to help your child recover from spasmodic croup?
• Causes of Nipple Discharge in Women

  12/1/2010

  Many women panic when they experience nipple discharge and immediately think the worst- cancer. But nipple discharge has many benign causes. Here are some causes of normal and abnormal nipple discharge in women.
• Five Healthy Holiday Dishes

  11/30/2010

  The holidays are notoriously a time for diet busting foods. If you are looking to celebrate a healthier holiday this year, give these unique and healthy holiday dishes a try.
• Daytime Croup Treatments: Mom Tested Tips and Simple Treatments Every Parent Can Use

  11/30/2010

  If your child has croup, you've undoubtedly been told how to treat their nighttime coughing fits. But what should you do for them during the daytime? Here are some daytime croup treatments that may help your child's nighttime croup as well.
• Christmas Crafts for Kids: Popsicle Stick Santa Christmas Ornament

  11/9/2010

  These ornaments are an easy craft for kids and very cute. Here is everything you will need to make popsicle stick Santa Christmas ornaments with your kids this holiday season.
• Top five snowboarding jackets for kids

  11/8/2010

  Are your junior snowboarders looking for a great new jacket? Here are the top five snowboarding jackets for kids.
• Top five snowboarding gloves for women

  11/8/2010

  Are you a woman who needs a comfortable and reliable pair of high performance snowboarding gloves? Here are the best snowboarding gloves for women.

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• Top five snowboard bindings for men

  11/5/2010

  Need help choosing just the right snowboard bindings? Here are five top picks for men's snowboarding.
• Top 5 snowboard bindings for women

  11/5/2010

  It is important that women buy snowboard bindings that are made especially for them since women's feet and ankles have subtle differences from men's. Here are the top five snowboard bindings for women.
• Top five snowboard bindings for kids

  11/5/2010

  Are you confused about which snowboard bindings are perfect for your child? Here are five of the best snowboard bindings for kids.
• Best snowboarding jackets for women

  11/5/2010

  Are you a woman on a mission to find a great snowboarding jacket? Here are five of the best snowboard jackets for women.
• Top five snowboard pants for kids

  11/5/2010

  Are you looking for the perfect pair of pants for your budding snowboarder? Here are five of the best snowboarding pants for kids.
• Best five fingered snowboarding gloves for men

  11/5/2010

  Finding a quality pair of gloves is essential for comfort and performance when snowboarding. Unsure of where to start looking for the perfect pair of snowboarding gloves?Here are the top five snowboarding gloves for men.
• Top five snowboard pants for women

  11/5/2010

  The best snowboard pants for women are those that are waterproof, windproof and breathable. Oftentimes this means you will be purchasing a more expensive pair of snowboard pants. Here are five of the best snowboard pants for women.
• Top five snowboard pants for men

  11/5/2010

  Although the best snowboard pants will be different from person to person, you can't go wrong with these top snowboard pants for men.
• Top five snowboard boots for kids

  11/5/2010

  Choosing snowboard boots for kids can be confusing. Here are five of the best snowboard boots for kids.
• Top five snowboarding boots for women

  11/5/2010

  Women have very different needs than men when purchasing snowboard boots.Not sure of where to begin looking? Here are five of the best snowboarding boots for women.
• A medical guide to concussions in football

  11/5/2010

  Whether you are playing in the NFL or on the high school team, concussions in football are common. What is a concussion? How can you recognize the symptoms? What treatments are available for concussions from playing football?
• Top 5 Foods that Promote Thyroid Health

  11/2/2010

  Have you been wondering what foods you should eat for a healthy thyroid? Here are the top five foods that promote thyroid health.
• Top 5 Flu Vaccine Myths Debunked

  11/2/2010

  Are you considering skipping the flu vaccine this year because of one of these five flu myths? Are these myths true? Here are the top five flu vaccine myths debunked.
• Study Finds Thirdhand Smoke as Dangerous as Secondhand Smoke for Children

  11/2/2010

  Thirdhand smoke can be just as dangerous to children as secondhand smoke. What is thirdhand smoke? Why is it so dangerous for children?
• How to Boost Your Child's Immune System This Winter Without Herbal Supplements

  11/2/2010

  Looking for some simple ways to boost your child's immune system this winter without using herbal supplements? Here are some simple ways to boost your child's immune system this winter.
• Best Ski Safety Tips for Kids

  11/2/2010

  Are you getting ready to hit the slopes with your kids? There are some important things you need to know to keep your kids safe while skiing this winter. Here are some helpful ski safety tips for kids.
• Flu Shot Gift Cards: Troubling Questions Plague Walgreens Flu Shot Gift Card

  10/31/2010

  The newest idea in gift cards, the flu shot gift card, is currently available at Walgreens and other retailers. While these health care gift cards seem like a great idea, what are the drawbacks to the flu shot gift card?
• Should You Watch and Wait or Get Immediate Treatment for Your Medical Condition?

  10/30/2010

  Why would someone choose to watch and wait rather than get immediate treatment for an illness or condition? Recent research has shown that waiting may sometimes be the best treatment for medical conditions.
• Where to stay in New York City for the NYC Marathon

  10/29/2010

  Are you running in the NYC Marathon this year? Are you visiting New York to cheer on a friend or family member? Here are three of the best places to stay in New York City for the NYC Marathon.
• Tips for Parenting Teens: How to Help Your Teen Adjust to a Private School

  10/29/2010

  Is your teen getting ready to attend private school for the first time? How can you help them to adjust to their new school? Here are some great tips to help your teen adjust to a private school.
• How to Help Your Teen Prepare for the ACT

  10/29/2010

  Is your teen getting ready to take the ACT? How can you best help them prepare for this important test? Here are some great tips to help your whip your teen into academic shape.
• Guide to a Romantic Movie First Date in Grand Rapids, Michigan

  10/29/2010

  A movie can be a romantic first date, if you do it correctly. If you are in Grand Rapids, Michigan and want to know how to turn your first date into a romantic encounter, here is how you an do it.
• Local Independent Movie Theater Profile of the Harbor Theater in Muskegon, Michigan

  10/29/2010

  West Michigan's only independent movie theater, the Harbor Theater in Muskegon, Michigan is a fun eclectic theater.
• How to Locate Jewelry Trunk Shows

  10/29/2010

  Are you wild about jewelry? Then jewelry trunk shows may just be perfect for you. Here are the best ways to locate jewelry trunk shows.
• Tips to Find the Best Designer Trunk Shows and Snag an Invite

  10/29/2010

  Designer trunk shows can help you snag some great one-of-a-kind or preview fashions. But they can be hard to find. Here are some tips to help you locate designer trunks shows and snag an invite.
• How to Prepare Your Teen for Babysitting: Top 10 Tips to Help Your Teen Be a Successful Babysitter

  10/29/2010

  Do you have a teen who wants to earn some extra cash by babysitting? Are you unsure of how to properly prepare your teen for that kind of responsibility? Here are the top 10 ways parents can prepare their teen to be a responsible babysitter.
• Tips for Parenting Teens: How to Help Your Teen Adjust to a New School

  10/29/2010

  What can parents do to help their teen adjust to the changes moving to a new school can bring? Here are some tips that can help your teen adjust to a new school.
• Top 5 Ideas for Teaching Your Child About Giving Thanks

  10/29/2010

  Teaching your child about giving thanks and being grateful for what they have is one of the most important lessons you can teach them this holiday season. Here are the top 5 ways you can teach your child about giving thanks this year.
• When Should You Put Up Your Christmas Tree?

  10/29/2010

  The question of when to put up your Christmas tree will differ from family to family and sometimes even from year to year. If you can't decide when to tackle the tree, here are some of the most popular times people choose to deck the halls.
• Modern Thanksgiving Decoration Ideas

  10/29/2010

  Want to create the perfect modern Thanksgiving but not sure of where to start? Here are eight great modern Thanksgiving decoration ideas to get you started putting a funky modern twist on the traditional stuffy holiday.
• 5 Ways to Give Back at Thanksgiving

  10/29/2010

  What better way to give thanks for what you have than to share your bounty with others? If you are looking for some ideas for how your family can give back this Thanksgiving, check out these five ideas.
• Top 5 Bachelor Party Gifts: Tasteful Gifts for the Groom-to-Be

  10/29/2010

  Do you need some great ideas for tasteful bachelor party gifts that the groom-to-be will love? Here are 5 great ideas for bachelor party gifts.
• How to Help Your Teen Prepare for the SAT on the Cheap

  10/29/2010

  Are you tearing your hair out trying to help your teen prepare for the SAT? Don't have a fortune to spend on expensive SAT test prep? Here are some great frugal tips to help your prepare your teen for the SAT on the cheap.
• Parent Guide to Food Allergies at School: How to Help Your Child Avoid Food Allergy Dangers in the School Cafeteria

  10/29/2010

  If you are the parent of a child with food allergies, the thought of the school cafeteria may be frightening. Here are some tips to help parents and kids safely maneuver the dangers posed by the school cafeteria.
• Top 5 Parenting IPhone Apps

  10/29/2010

  Parenting is a challenging job but these top five parenting iPhone apps make it just a little bit easier.
• Top 5 American Cities to Visit on a Budget

  10/28/2010

  Are you looking for a great travel destination that won't break the bank? Do you want to see a big city on the cheap? Here are the top 5 American cities to visit if you are on a tight budget.
• 10 Safety Tips for Deep Frying a Turkey

  10/27/2010

  Did you know that deep frying a turkey could cause severe burns, a fire or even an explosion? Stay safe while deep frying your gobbler this year by following these simple safety tips.
• Family Auto Insurance Guide: Tips on Finding the Best Auto Insurance for Families

  10/27/2010

  Choosing the right auto insurance for your family can be confusing. Save time and money by following these simple tips and get the best auto insurance for your family.
• Top 5 Bachelorette Party Gifts: Tasteful Gifts for the Modern Bride

  10/26/2010

  Ditch the phallic themed gifts and naughty board games and opt instead for one of these tasteful bachelorette party gifts.
• Wedding Dress Shopping Guide: All About Bridal Trunk Shows

  10/26/2010

  Still haven't found the perfect wedding dress? Why not consider attending a bridal trunk show? Bridal trunk shows are fun and easy ways to nab that dream gown.
• Top 5 Imported Vehicles

  10/26/2010

  Are you in the market for a new vehicle? Thinking about buying an import? If so, you may be unsure of which vehicles are best. Here are the top 5 imported vehicles that should make your short list.
• Top iPhone Apps for Kids: Keep Kids Laughing and Learning with These Fun and Educational Apps

  10/26/2010

  The next time you're stuck waiting with an antsy bored kid, why not break out your iPhone? Here are the top 5 iPhone apps for kids.
• Online Sample Sales: Benefits, Drawbacks, Shopping Tips and Top Sites

  10/25/2010

  Want to dress in the latest designer duds, but don't have the cash flow to bank roll a wardrobe full of top brand name designer fashions? Why not try online sample sales?
• 7 tips for choosing the right hockey skates

  10/25/2010

  Hockey skates are arguably the most important piece of equipment any player will use. Choosing the right hockey skates can make all the difference in your game and your comfort. Here are 7 tips to help you find the perfect skate for you.
• Google Street View Scandal Heats Up: Google Joins Facebook, MySpace and Twitter in Controversy Over Violating Consumer Privacy

  10/25/2010

  Google Street View cars have been caught collecting personal information from thousands of people in over 30 countries. As the Google Street View scandal heats up, it serves as a reminder that online privacy may not be a reality.
• Vancouver Canuck Rick Rypien Suspended for Grabbing Fan: Encounters Between Sports Players and Fans Nothing New

  10/24/2010

  NHL player Rick Rypien has been suspended for six games following an encounter with a fan. Rypien isn't the first professional player to lash out at fans in a fit of rage.
• Fall Harvest Recipes: Roasted Parsnips with Horseradish Butter Recipe and Sweet Fried Parsnip Recipe

  10/22/2010

  Looking for something new to try this fall? How about parsnips? This sweet complex root vegetable can be a delicious addition to your fall table. Here are two scrumptious parsnip recipes to try this fall.
• Best Persimmon Recipes for Fall and Holiday Menus: Baked Persimmons and Persimmon Chutney

  10/22/2010

  If you've never tried persimmons, you are in for a treat. Discover how delicious these orange globed fruits can be with these fall recipes for baked persimmons and persimmon chutney.
• Top 5 PCs Under $500: Best Desktop PCs for Students on a Budget

  10/21/2010

  Are you a student on a tight budget looking for a great PC for under $500? Look no further. Here are the top 5 PCs under $500 on the market today.
• 'Happy Days' Actor Tom Bosley Dies at 83: Bosley's Death Bids Farewell to Another Iconic TV Parent

  10/20/2010

  Tom Bosley, beloved "Happy Days" dad, has died at the age of 83. Bosley's death brings to an end a stellar, six-decades-long career as a Broadway, movie and television actor.
• NFL Star Junior Seau Drives Car Off Embankment After Arrest for Domestic Violence: Could Messy Personal Life Overshadow Brilliant Football Career?

  10/20/2010

  Ex-NFL star Junior Seau had a busy weekend, being charged with domestic violence and then rolling his car down an embankment. Seau is just the latest in a long string of professional athletes to exhibit a messy personal life.
• Chevy Impala Seat Belt Recall: GM Recalls Chevy Impala Due to Defective Front Seat Belts, What to Do If You Have a Recalled Vehicle

  10/19/2010

  GM and federal regulators have announced that the automaker is recalling over 300,000 Chevy Impalas due to defective seatbelts. Here is the latest information on the Chevy Impala seat belt recall.
• Top 5 U.S. Travel Destinations for Seniors

  10/19/2010

  These top 5 U.S. travel destinations for seniors have what it takes to satisfy both the tame and the adventurous senior traveler.
• Top 10 Gifts for Senior Citizens: Best Senior Gifts for Any Occasion

  10/19/2010

  Are you at our wits end trying to find the perfect gift for that special senior in your life? Whether you are looking for a birthday, Christmas or thank-you gift, here are the 10 best gifts for senior citizens.
• Hiker Killed in Mountain Goat Attack a Reminder to Be Cautious of Wildlife: Killer Goat to Be Examined for Disease

  10/18/2010

  Hikers in Olympic National Park have been put on high alert after a mountain goat attack on Saturday left a local hiker dead. Although mountain goats are not usually aggressive towards humans, Olympic seems to be particularly prone to aggressive goats.
• How to Have an Eco-Friendly Christmas: Green Alternatives to Christmas Ribbons, Bows and Gift Tags

  10/15/2010

  So you've used eco-friendly Christmas wrapping paper, but what about the finishing touches for your festive holiday gifts? Have an eco-friendly Christmas with these alternatives to traditional ribbons, bows and gift tags.
• How to Have an Eco-Friendly Christmas: Top 5 Tips for Energy Efficient Indoor Holiday Decorating

  10/15/2010

  The holidays are expensive enough without having to pay sky high electric bills. But how can you save energy, and money, during the holiday season? Here are the top 5 tips for energy efficient indoor holiday decorating.
• How to Have an Eco-Friendly Christmas: Top 8 Green Alternatives to Traditional Christmas Wrapping Paper

  10/15/2010

  What would Christmas be without festive holiday wrapping paper peeking out from under the tree? Well, as it turns out, it would be a more eco-friendly holiday. Here are the top 8 alternatives to traditional Christmas wrapping paper.
• NBA arena guide: A fan's guide to the Palace of Auburn Hills

  10/14/2010

  Looking for a great place to see and NBA game? Look no further than the Palace at Auburn Hills, home of the Detroit Pistons. Here are some insider tips from a fan to help make your trip to the Palace the experience of a lifetime.

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• Top 5 Reasons to Buy a House During the Holidays

  10/14/2010

  Shopping, gift wrapping, baking...buying a house. Should you add buying a house to your to do list this holiday season? Here are five reasons why buying a house during the holidays makes sense.
• Educational Winter Break Activities for Teachers: Top 10 Ways to Spark Your Brain and Stay Mentally Active

  10/14/2010

  Congratulations, you've made it to winter break! Now what? Instead of vegging out in front of the TV during winter break, why not exercise your brain? Here are 10 ways teachers can stay mentally active during winter break.
• Interview Etiquette Guide: Should You Send a Snail Mail or Email Thank You Letter After a Job Interview?

  10/14/2010

  You've wowed them in the interview, now what? Do you send a thank you letter? Do you send an email? How about good old fashioned snail mail? Find out how to skillfully follow up your interview to achieve maximum results.
• Top 10 Short Term Online Courses to Take Over Winter Break

  10/14/2010

  Interested in learning something new over winter break? Here are the top 10 short term online courses to take over winter break.
• Top 5 Career Focused Activities for College Students During Winter Break

  10/14/2010

  Are you a college student with nothing to do during winter break? Instead of vegging out this year, get a head start on your career. Here are the top 5 career focused activities for college students during winter break.
• Top 10 Educational Winter Break Activities for Teens

  10/14/2010

  Has winter break turned your teen into a couch potato? Are you tired of hearing groans of boredom? Never fear. Here are the top 10 educational winter break activities for teens.
• Tips for Keeping Up Science Skills Over Winter Break

  10/14/2010

  Need some ideas for helping your young scientists keep their science skills sharp during the holidays? Here are some great tips for keeping up science skills over winter break.
• Top 10 Educational Winter Break Activities for Elementary and Middle Schoolers

  10/14/2010

  Looking for some educational activities for your elementary of middle school child can do over winter break? Here are 10 great ideas to get them learning without even knowing it.
• Where to practice ice hockey in Grand Rapids, Michigan: Best rinks for amateurs to practice

  10/13/2010

  If you are an amateur ice hockey player and are looking for an ideal place to practice hockey in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area, here are two of the best rinks for you.
• How to Stage Your House During the Holidays: Tips for Decorating Your House for the Holiday Real Estate Market

  10/13/2010

  Staging your house during the holidays can be a tricky business but done right, nothing shows better than a house full of holiday cheer. Here are some tips for decorating your house for the holiday real estate market.

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• Android Phone Buying Guide: Best Android Phone for the Novice

  10/12/2010

  Are you taking the leap into the world of android phones? Unsure of which android phones are right for you? Here are five of the best android phones on the market today.
• Study Finds Gene Mutation Linked to Male Infertility: Discovery Offers New Hope for Couples Trying to Conceive

  10/12/2010

  Male infertility is still shrouded in mystery. Researchers have found a mutated gene that causes male infertility. Could this discovery offer new hope for couples struggling to conceive?
• Colloidal Silver: New Health Craze Could Cause Serious Health Problems

  10/12/2010

  Would you inject silver into your veins? How about snort it up your nose? The health craze sweeping the nation, colloidal silver, has thousands of people doing just that. What is colloidal silver and is it safe?
• Kidnapped British Aid Worker Killed in Afghanistan During NATO Rescue Attempt: Death Highlights Risks Faced by Civilians in War Zone

  10/12/2010

  Kidnapped British aid worker Linda Norgrove has been killed in Afghanistan during a gun battle between her captors and NATO forces trying to rescue her. Hers is only the latest civilian death resulting from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
• 2010 Nobel Peace Prize Goes to Imprisoned Chinese Dissident Liu Xiaobo: Chinese Government Cries Foul, Says Award Profanes the Peace Prize

  10/11/2010

  The selection of imprisoned Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo as the recipient of the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize has angered Chinese officials and polarized dissident groups. What could be the impact of the committee's decision?
• Toxic Spill in Hungary Claims Lives as Sludge Flood Nears Danube: Hungarian Disaster Reminder of Ecological Disasters Past

  10/7/2010

  A toxic spill in Hungary has killed four and injured 120 people in several small towns. The spill reminds many of the worst ecological disasters of modern times.

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• 'Inception' Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Brother Dan Found Dead: Can Other Grieving Celebrities Help Him Cope?

  10/7/2010

  Joseph Gordon-Levitt's older brother Dan was found dead in his Hollywood home. How can the examples set by other grieving celebrities help the "Inception" actor cope with his loss?
• Nobel Prize Awarded to Creators of Graphene; Futuristic Material Joins List of Top Scientific Developments

  10/6/2010

  Imagine if you can a material that conducts heat and electricity, is transparent and yet the strongest material mankind has ever encountered. That's graphene. The Nobel Prize has a history of being awarded to life-changing scientific developments.
• McDonald's Monopoly 2010 Begins Oct. 5: Full Prize List, Cheapest Ways to Play, Best Strategies

  10/6/2010

  McDonald's Monopoly fanatics rejoice! Oct. 5 marks the return of the popular board game-inspired contest to McDonald's restaurants. Here are the best and cheapest ways to play McDonald's Monopoly 2010, as well as a link to the full prize list.
• Do the 2010 Michigan Governor Election Candidates Have What it Takes to Save Michigan?

  10/4/2010

  As Michigan voters prepare to go to the polls on November 2 and elect a new governor, many are asking themselves "can Michigan be saved?" The 2010 Michigan governor election may just prove to be the most important in the state's history.

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• Does Your Child Have Glaucoma?

  10/1/2010

  Glaucoma is generally considered to be a disease of the elderly, but kids get glaucoma too. Does your child have glaucoma? Learn to recognize the signs of this rare childhood disease.
• Too Many Pregnancies: Health Risks of Large Number of Pregnancies to a Woman's Body

  10/1/2010

  As Michelle Duggar has proved, a woman's body can handle many births. But how much is too much? What are some of the health risks a large number of pregnancies pose to a woman's health?

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• Risk Factors for Aortic Dissection

  9/30/2010

  Aortic dissection, the disorder the killed comedian John Ritter in 2003, is a relatively rare condition. How can you avoid this disorder? What are some of the risk factors for aortic dissection?
• Top 10 Tips to Help Kids Stay Slim and Avoid Childhood Obesity

  9/30/2010

  Childhood obesity is an epidemic in the U.S. today. How can parents help their child stay slim and avoid obesity and its related health problems? Here are ten tips to help parents take charge at home and keep kids slim and healthy.
• U.S. Fiscal Year 2010 Ends Sept. 30 as Congress Fails to Pass Appropriations

  9/30/2010

  Congress prepares to adjourn fiscal year 2010 and rev up for the November elections without passing necessary appropriations to keep the government running. What will happen if they fail to pass the bills? What is on the horizon for fiscal year 2011?
• Top 5 Energy Star Refrigerators: Best Side-by-Side Eco-Friendly Models on the Market

  9/30/2010

  In the market for a new side-by-side refrigerator? Buy an Energy Star refrigerator and you will save money and help the environment to boot. Not sure how to choose such a fridge? Here are the top 5 Energy Star side-by-sides on the market today.
• Medical Myth or Fact: You Can Get Rid of Your Hiccups by Having Someone Startle You

  9/29/2010

  Home remedies for hiccups are par for the course. But do they work? Can you get rid of your hiccups by having someone startle you?
• Medical Myth or Fact: Do Kids Lose 75 Percent of Their Body Heat Through Their Head?

  9/29/2010

  How many times have you told your child that they need to wear a hat because they lose most of their heat through their head? But, is that really true? Do kids lose most of their body heat through their head or is it just a myth?
• What to Do If Your Eyeball Gets Dislodged or Pops Out?

  9/29/2010

  What should you do if your eyeball gets dislodged or pops out? Here is everything you ever wanted to know about globe luxation.
• Medical Myth or Fact: Is it True that You Shouldn't Swim for an Hour After Eating?

  9/29/2010

  Mom kept you out of the water for an hour after eating to avoid life threatening cramps and drowning, but was she right? Is it true that you shouldn't swim for an hour after eating? Or is it just another old wives tale?
• University of Texas at Austin Shooting Revives Memories of Virginia Tech Shootings

  9/29/2010

  The University of Texas campus was racked by gunfire Tuesday as a student opened fire with an AK-47. This latest campus shooting comes as the Texas legislature debates allowing students to carry concealed weapons to class.
• Sister Wives Bigamy Investigation Continues Tradition of Reality Star Legal Problems

  9/29/2010

  The stars of TLC's new reality show "Sister Wives" are at the center of a felony bigamy investigation in Utah. But are they bigamists, or just misunderstood polygamists? Their legal woes continue a pattern of legal problems for reality TV stars.
• Titanic Actress Gloria Stuart Dies at 100

  9/28/2010

  Glamorous 1930s blond bombshell and "Titanic" actress Gloria Stuart has died in California at age 100.
• Katy Perry Sesame Street Controversy: Katy Perry's 'Hot N Cold' Duet with Elmo Too Sexy for Sesame Street

  9/24/2010

  Katy Perry's cleavage baring duet with Elmo has caused controversy among parents of Sesame Street's preschool viewers. Should parents accept a sexy Sesame Street or is their outrage warranted? Links included to the Katy Perry Sesame Street segment.
• Six Most Common Fall Allergies in Children

  9/24/2010

  When most people think allergies, they think spring. But fall is an active allergy season, especially for children. Here are the six most common fall allergies in children.
• Similac Recall 2010: Powdered Similac Recalled Due to Contamination with Bug Parts and Beetle Larvae

  9/23/2010

  Beetle larvae in baby formula? Apparently that's what Similac powdered infant formula may contain. Here is the latest information about the 2010 Similac recall, including information on how to request a refund if you have any contaminated formula.
• Marijuana Ice Cream: Has Medical Marijuana Gone Too Far?

  9/22/2010

  A medical marijuana dispensary in California has created a line of ice cream spiked with marijuana for its customers. But, is this taking the idea behind legalization of the drug too far?
• Unhealthiest French Foods

  9/17/2010

  French food can be a minefield for the health conscious diner. What are some French foods to avoid the next time you dine out? Here are five of the unhealthiest French foods.
• Unhealthiest Mexican Foods: Tex-Mex Offers Few Healthy Choices

  9/17/2010

  Americanized Mexican food, or Tex-Mex, is full of unhealthy choices. What should you avoid when dining out at your favorite Mexican restaurant? Here are five Mexican dishes to avoid.
• Unhealthiest Japanese Foods

  9/17/2010

  Here are five of the unhealthiest Japanese foods.
• Unhealthiest Chinese Foods: Americanized Chinese Food High in Salt and Fat

  9/17/2010

  Think eating Chinese food is good for you? Think again! Americanized Chinese food is a health nightmare of calories, saturated fat and salt. Here are the top seven Chinese dishes you should avoid next time you dine out.
• Patient Rights in Long Term Care Facilities

  9/16/2010

  Patients in long term care facilities have rights just like all citizens of the U.S. it is important for the patient, their family members or guardians to know what those rights are.
• Green Thanksgiving: Eco-Friendly Storage Containers for Leftovers

  9/16/2010

  Given the recent health concerns over plastics, many people are thinking about alternatives to plastic storage containers when storing their Thanksgiving leftovers. Here are five eco-friendly storage containers for leftovers.
• Is the Flu Vaccine a Good Idea for Your Family?

  9/15/2010

  Should your family get a flu vaccine? What are the benefits? What are some of the risks? While the decision ultimately falls to each individual, here are some important things to consider when making the decision.
• Top 7 Stress Tips for Seniors

  9/14/2010

  How can caregivers and family members help seniors deal with their stress? Here are seven stress tips for seniors that can help.
• SIDS Back to Sleep Campaign Causes Increased Rates of Torticollis in Infants

  9/13/2010

  The SIDS Back to Sleep campaign has saved thousands of children from crib death. It has also lead to an increase in cases of torticollis in infants. How is this disorder related to the SIDS campaign? What can parents do to prevent it?