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April 25, 2010
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Healthy Food Tips for Young Athletes
Talk with any athletic coach and they will tell you how important good nutrition is for athletes. This is true for Olympic calibre athletes and children just starting out in athletics. Considering following these healthy food tips for young athletes and help them do better at their chosen sport. Healthy, balanced meals are important for […]
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April 24, 2010
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Why ?Free Play? is Important to Social Development of Our Kids
What exactly is “free play”? Basically, free play describes unstructured, imaginative play time for children. It can be structured into the day but the play itself, while it may be organized by the children participating, is never organized by an adult. Sports, for example, would not be considered free play if coached by adults with […]
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April 22, 2010
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Thinking of Building Your Own Eco Dream Home?
There are few things more rewarding than planning and building your dream home. If you are focused on making your home eco-friendly, the rewards can be even more satisfying. Here are some specifics you’ll want to keep in mind if you decide to go the eco-friendly route in you house-building efforts. First, you need to […]
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April 20, 2010
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How to Increase Wildlife Habitat in Your Garden
A garden can be a sanctuary for humans and animals alike. You can make your garden into a habitat for wildlife in your area, and enjoy viewing your animal visitors all year round. Like all of us, animals need food, water, and shelter. If you provide these, animals will move in. Here are some tips […]
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April 19, 2010
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How To Raise Non-Racist Children
It’s important to teach children the inherent value of all people, regardless of skin color or cultural background. If we want racism to disappear, we have a duty to raise the next generation to be color-blind. Here are some tips on how to raise your child or children to be non-racist. 1. Use appropriate descriptive […]
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