by Diane Masiello, Ph.D. Summer is here, and your child has no desire to do the educational practices that will help them avoid "the summer slide"—the tendency some students have to lose academic progress during the
by Brandy Abalos Children can learn a lot in the kitchen, from math skills to leadership abilities. They love to take control of a recipe and even make it their own. Kids can build confidence
by Helen Harris Recall that niche section at the market: meatless sausage, extra-firm tofu, veggie burgers, tempeh and countless other options. What shoppers are purchasing these items, and why? For many, the option to reduce—or cut
by Brandy Abalos Is your child a picky eater? Do they avoid veggies and wrinkle their nose at meatloaf? If so, you might be concerned that they aren’t getting the nutrients they need. While most
by Katherine Allen Most people will know that when it comes to storing meat in the fridge, there are certain rules to follow—store raw meat and poultry on the bottom shelf of the fridge in sealed
by Helen Harris Options for self-care, from the inside out, are of no shortage these days. Anyone living within a 60-mile vicinity of a major city is guaranteed to be overwhelmed with the results upon
by Lindsy Lopez Summer is prime season for camping, and camping is a wonderful way to get away, spend time with family and friends and enjoy nature. To top it all off, camping can be
by Wayne Parsons BOOM! Car crash. What next? If possible, move the cars to a safe place. Get out of the vehicle because gasoline is a bomb waiting for a spark. A vehicle can explode in
Trial lawyers are at a disadvantage when it comes to getting paid. It’s a familiar scenario: after obtaining a settlement or jury verdict, an attorney collects a 33 to 40 percent contingency fee from the
by Margie Coghill It can be tempting to get the cheapest auto insurance policy to save on premium costs, but it is not a good idea. You may have to come up with thousands of
