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Family Fundamentals: Give your children good, solid basis for adulthood (for March 2008)
guidance to advice on specific issues, such as body image and drug use. CYFERnet's resources range ... use every day. It's online at http://www.search-institute.org/archives/wpcd.htm#2/. Family ...
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Family Fundamentals: Protect family from sun's rays (for April 2008)
Health. Everyone is encouraged to protect themselves from these rays by using a sunscreen with an SPF ... association between the use of tanning beds and the risk of developing melanoma. Still, nearly 2.3 million ...
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Chow Line: Try heat, drying if fresh garlic turns blue (for 5/24/09)
cooking. Or it might be in the pan or utensils you're using. The reaction is caused by an enzyme, also ... before using it. Another food specialist, this one at North Carolina State University, recommends storing ...
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Chow Line: Yes, you can roast a frozen turkey (for 11/16/08)
heat) to prevent harmful chemicals from leaching into the surrounding meat. Also, don't use ... approximate. Use a meat thermometer to make sure all parts of the turkey are cooked at least to a safe 165 ...
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Chow Line: Tracing foodborne illness often not easy (for 1/25/09)
children died. During that crisis, the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention used DNA ... patients was the same strain found in hamburgers from a fast-food chain. Using this technology allowed ...
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Chow Line: Store staples properly to keep long-term (for 12/24/06)
temperature. It's often used as a preservative, so it's no wonder that it lasts a long time. Store it ... in an airtight container and is best used within four months. If it gets so hard that you can't ...