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May 08, 2008
Hazardous Look-A-Likes in a Child's World
Young children are known to be very curious and active. Can you think of the last time you were with a kid and you turned your back or went into another room to return in just 2 minutes to find the child was somewhere else! Young children love to imitate, explore, and try new things. While this is a great way for them to learn, this curious instinct can be very dangerous in the wrong situation.
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April 23, 2008
One Fatty Acid Has Great Nutritional Benefits
When it comes to heart health, the benefits of one type of polyunsaturated fatty acid, omega-3 fatty acid, can't be ignored.
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April 16, 2008
Prevent Problems Before They Start
The kids just left for school, and you are totally frazzled! Everyone was upset. A homework paper couldn't be found, Billy needed more money for a field trip than what you had in your wallet, and there seemed to be constant bickering between the kids as they were getting ready. Does it have to be this way every day?
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April 07, 2008
Family Benefits From Strong Marriage
You have likely heard the statement that "the best thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother." Actually, one of the best things parents can do for each other – as well as their children – is to build and nurture a strong marriage.
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March 26, 2008
Caution Necessary when Traveling on Rural Roads
All roads can be dangerous no matter the degree of caution used, but rural roads have more hazards than others.
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March 26, 2008
Schulz Family Recognized at Ag Banquet
On March 17, over 340 people gathered at the Ag Pavilion to dine and recognize this year’s Seward County Kiwanis Outstanding Farm Family.
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January 17, 2008
Jump Start Dead Vehicle Batteries Safely
Jump starting a vehicle with a dead battery is not only a chore but can also be dangerous if not done properly. Dead batteries are more prevalent in winter because cold temperatures tend to sap available power. For example, in 80 degree weather a battery has 100 percent starting power. However, at 20 below zero, the battery has about 30 percent starting power.
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