Safety Articles

1). The Best in Headlight Repair, Cleaning, and Restoration By : David Maillie
Want to know how to fix and repair those expensive plastic headlights? Read on.
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2). Health Tips For Your Baby By : Robin Darch
There are always concerns about a baby’s health. Many parents overreact to the smallest problem, but you really can’t be too careful when it comes to your baby’s health. Recognizing the symptoms to the most common diseases is very important to early diagnosis and treatment. Rubella or German Measles: It’s sometimes referred to as the 3-day measles as well.
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3). The Dangers of Online Interaction By : Sharon Housley
Copyright 2006 Sharon Housley The proliferation of computer technology and emergence of the Internet has enhanced the lives of children and adults. Increasing productivity and efficiency, the Internet is a powerful educational tool, and it provide youths a vast amount of information. That said, it is important to remember that the Internet can also be very dangerous.
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4). Reducing Harmful Headlight Glare And Increasing Your Driving Safety By : David Maillie
Headlight glare is a major problem and constituent of night time driving. The tips listed below will help reduce harmful headlight glare and increase your driving safety.
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5). How to Properly Use a Fire Extinguisher By : James Monahan
With fire being one of the leading causes of accidental deaths in the country, lessons in disaster and emergency management will probably involve the fire extinguisher, an important emergency tool that can pretty much save lives of used the right way.
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6). GPS Tracking for Man's Best Friend By : Faye Spencer
To say that our pets are our best friends is an understatement. There are many people in this world who see their pets as life long companions, and even an integral of their family. How would you feel if your pet has run away, or perhaps has gotten lost somewhere outdoors? It would make your heart beat fast, palms sweaty and extremely anxious wouldn’t it? After all there is not another pooch or kitty that can ever replace the special personality that your pet has.
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7). Electric Scooter Safety and Riding Tips By : Charles Kassotis
Use caution and common sense when learning to ride an electric scooter.
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8). How To Make Your Car Look Like New By : David Maillie
Ever wonder how to get that new car shine? Want to be the envy of your neighbors? Want to make your car look its best and be worth more money? This article includes some great tips and tricks that you will definitely want to know.
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9). Best Summer Maintenance Tips For Your Car By : David Maillie
The summer is typically the roughest season on your car. The added heat and strain of the air conditioning system can result in breakdowns and being stranded. Here are some tips for your car this summer that will keep you going and minimize repairs.
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10). Workplace Violence: A Growing Concern By : Jeffrey Miller
Workplace violence has become one of the biggest concerns for managers, corporate executives and Human Resource Departments in the past several years. In fact, the shear number of incidents of workplace violence is staggering...
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11). Is Your Vacuum Sweeper Safe? By : Charles Kassotis
Check your vacuum sweeper periodically to make sure it stays in tip-top operating condition.
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12). The Dangers in Blogging By : Sharon Housley
Copyright 2006 Sharon Housley I have heard many a blogger say that blogging fills a need. While blogging provides a humanizing effect on news and journaling, it also opens a window into personal lives. The details shared in blogs were once only available to a select group of friends, and while blogging has become common place, it has risks that should not be ignored.
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13). How To Run Safely By : John Myre
Running is a great way to get in shape. But there are precautions you must take to avoid injuries, to prevent accidents, and to avert those rare circumstances where there are people who might intend to harm you.
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14). Terrorism via Plane, Train, Subway and Bus. Do you Feel Safe? By : Kathy Steinemann
History and our perception of the world changed dramatically with the 9-11 attacks. Today's travel is fraught with fear, delays, and racial profiling as the authorities try to prevent a reoccurrence. Most travel and transport facilities have added special safeguards meant to combat terrorism: * Staff have received extra security training. * Sophisticated scanning equipment has been installed.
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15). Nurses: An Important Part of the Healthcare Community By : Josh Stone
A nurse is a health care professional who is engaged in the practice of nursing. Nurses are men and women who are responsible (along with other health care professionals) for the treatment, safety and recovery of acutely or chronically ill or injured people, health maintenance of the healthy, and treatment of life-threatening emergencies in a wide range of health care settings.
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16). Invisible reflective tape for your motorcycle, bike or jogging shoes. - By: Zap Pantalo By : The Rich Dude
If you are a bicycle rider, motorcycle rider, night jogger, or night walker, you may have considered the dangers facing you on the roadway when riding, walking or running at night. After all, a motorcycle or bicycle are the smallest vehicles out there sharing the limited real estate of the great American roadway. If you are on foot, you are even less visible to oncoming traffic.
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17). Baby Names By : Robin Darch
Okay, you only get to do this once so let’s get it right. Remember that it’s not about you! Your little boy or girl is going to have to live with this name for the rest of their life. If they change it on their 18th birthday, you probably did a bad job of naming your baby. In this article, I’m going to take you on a tour of the Internet as I look for baby names.
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18). How Safe Are Your Truck Batteries By : MITCHELL HAMPSON
Truck batteries are a type of lead-acid battery which powers not just trucks but the majority of automotive equipment such as cars, wheelchairs, tractors, and motorcycles. These type of batteries are shaped similar to a rectangle and have sulfuric acid in them which if exposed to the skin burns it on contact.
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19). A Diy Guide On Woodworking Jigs By : Ken Morris
Woodworking jigs are a necessary part of any woodworking shop. They are great for repetitive tasks in many wood working projects. They make complex projects easier to manage and faster. You can purchase pre made jigs or make your own. Although they are inexpensive, making your own from scrap wood is even cheaper. Depending on the type of projects you like to do, you will need a variety of different jigs.
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20). Garden Home Lighting Can Transform Your Dull Backyard Into A Magical Hideaway. By : Robert Marcus
Garden lighting makes gardens attractive and accessible long after dusk and allows gardens to be enjoyed after a hard days work when the sun has set. Lighting adds atmosphere to an evening garden, allowing access at anytime. At night your landscape can wear a different face and have a totally different look from its daytime appearance. Beauty Give your garden an elegant look by adding lighting to it.
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21). Looking After Your Cars Tires By : Ian Walsh
A piece of advice that I've always taken to heart when looking after a car was 'always look after your breaks and tires'. Sound advice as these are obviously two of the most important pieces of safety equipment on any vehicle, and are relatively inexpensive to care for. To ensure that your tires are always in tip-top condition I suggest you check your tire pressure regularly.
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22). Tips to Keeping Children Safe Online By : Sharon Housley
Copyright 2006 Sharon Housley There was once a time when you only had to worry about children when they were outside or not at home. Those times have changed. Strangers can now enter your home, without a key or coming through a door. How you may ask? These strangers enter your home using a keyboard. These strangers can befriend your children online.
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23). Why You Should Monitor Your Child’s Computer By : Chris McElroy
Every parent has an anxiety attack whenever they hear a report of a missing or abducted child in the news. They pray it never happens to them and rightly so because it is a parent's worst nightmare. Unfortunately, teenagers do not always get that same attention or elicit the same feelings as the missing or abducted child. Teens are almost automatically considered runaways rather than missing children.
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24). Baby Toy Safety By : Robin Darch
Buying toys for your baby is about more than just what will entertain them. You have to make sure that you buy toys for your baby that are safe. There are a lot of toys out there that are unsafe for babies. This article will explore some of the things you need to look for when buying baby toys. Balloons are a definite no. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) warns parents and guardians of young children about the suffocation hazard presented by uninflated toy balloons and pieces of broken balloons.
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25). 3 Safety Tips for the Use of Household Chemicals By : Charles Kassotis
Don’t take chances with your family’s health when using toxic substances.
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