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Dyson Air Multiplier Fans Safe for Families

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Whether its ceiling, table, or portable, fans can be found in homes worldwide.  The use of fans is frequently used for comfort and economic purposes individually or within a household.  A common problem for families using fans is the danger fans pose to children. Children often put their hands, feet, body parts, or objects inside the spinning fan blades, which can cause… View Post

Easy Recipe: Breakfast Smoothies

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Thanks in part to the Reading is Fundamental and Nestle Family Happy New School Year Giveaway, I have been looking for breakfast on-the-go recipes.  As much as we would all love to sit down for a full breakfast everyday, some days we require something that is quick and easy.  A healthy, vitamin-enriched, and portable breakfast is smoothies.  Smoothies are an easy way… View Post

Reading Is Fundamental and Nestle Family Happy New School Year Giveaway

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September is in full swing and families across the country are in the midst of their back to school routines.  Shifting from carefree summer days to busy school schedules and sports activities is always a transition.  Families trying to coordinate the new school year can benefit from the Nestle Family Happy New School Year Giveaway and Sweepstakes. Nestle Family has partnered… View Post

Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month

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The month of September is officially designated as Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States. “Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, by celebrating the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America” as stated by the Library of Congress. … View Post

Surviving and Remembering 9/11

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On the morning of September 11, 2001, I was a heading to work in the Washington D.C. Metro area as a young public relations executive.  As I cruised down Leesburg Pike in Northern Virginia, I heard on the radio the devastating news that a plane had hit the World Trade Center Twin Towers.  I was born and raised in Brooklyn,… View Post