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SlideShark for iPad 2014 Review
The SlideShark app allows PowerPoint presentations to be displayed using an iPad. Free app works well for basic presentations, but limitations with video.
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How to Play the Knockout Basketball Game
Knockout is a fun game to practice basketball fundamentals, especially shooting and rebounding. Kids love it!
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Reviewing the Best Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip Cookie Mixes
Gluten-free cookies don't have to be hard as rocks and taste bland. This review of five gluten-free chocolate chip cookie mixes gives you the skinny—so you can make the right purchase.
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How to Make the Best Twice-Baked Potatoes
Twice-baked potatoes are a wonderful comfort food dish. They're simple to make and impressive enough to serve for company. Try this easy recipe using Russet potatoes.
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How to Tell if a Child's Jaw Is Broken or Dislocated
Does your child have a bruised jaw injury? Learn about the differences and symptoms of a broken and dislocated jaw, as well as which type of doctors can best treat that condition.
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What Causes Popping Joints?
Do your joints pop? Why? Is it bad? If your joints pop and crack with each step you take, there is nothing to worry about unless you are experiencing pain.
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How to Do a Toe Drag With a Hockey Stick
A toe drag is an important hockey maneuver used to deke an opponent. Use these steps to learn how to master this useful stick-handing drill.
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Gluten-Free Breakfast Foods for Kids
Try these gluten-free breakfast ideas to start your kids' day with a meal that all of you can feel good about.
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Sample Catholic Wedding Program
The purpose of the Nuptial Mass program is to provide information so that all guests can actively participate in the celebration through song and prayer.
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The Best Hockey Stick Handling Drill
Use this video to teach young hockey players how to improve stick handling skills by not just moving the puck, but learning to control it. These off-ice drills are also used to improve eye hand coordination.
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The Best Gluten-Free Restaurants
Many restaurants now offer gluten-free dining. But is it all just marketing? Find out which restaurants may be safe for people with gluten allergies and which ones to avoid.
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Gluten Free Pie Crust Review
A product comparison of Gluten Free Pantry Perfect Pie Crust to a frozen gluten free pie shell finds the mix to taste marginally better, but far more time consuming.
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How to Organize a Cross Country Meet
Organizational skills, advance planning, and good volunteers are vital in organizing a successful cross country meet. Use this checklist to keep you on track.
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How to Make Mosaic Stepping Stones for Your Garden
Make mosaic stepping stones for your garden! Express your creativity and create beautiful art with this step-by-step tutorial.
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How to Prepare for a Cross-Country Race
Hydration, good running shoes, training, and a race strategy are all part of a successful cross-country race. In this article, we will discuss what you can do to help prepare your athlete for the big day.
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Signs Your Child Needs Glasses
Headaches, blurry vision and squinting are just some of the signs parents should be aware of in determining if your child needs a trip to the eye doctor.
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Signs of a Concussion in Children
Parents of young athletes need to be aware of traumatic brain injuries; how to treat them and how to minimize the risk.
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How to Sell a Car on Craigslist Quickly
The key to selling your car fast on Craigslist is to establish a good selling price, clean your car, and write an accurate, descriptive ad.
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The Best Heat and Drought Resistant Flowers for Your Garden
If you want your flower garden to be a beautiful burst of color even in the dog days of summer, here are three recommendations for low maintenance plants that thrive in drought conditions. Find out what to plant and how to take care of it year-round.
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Struvite Bladder Stones in Dogs
Struvite bladder stones, usually caused by urinary tract infections, are common in dogs. Learn what signs to watch for and what to do if your dog has them.
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Mezzaluna: The Best Kitchen Tool to Cut Fresh Herbs
Fresh herbs add great flavor to a meal. The mezzaluna knife saves time by cutting any herb with ease.
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How to Prevent Shin Splints in Beginning Runners
Use simple exercises of "toe walks" and "heel walks," as shown in this video, to help strengthen shin muscles.
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Best Books for Middle School Boys
Helpful book recommendations can make great gifts for teenage boys. Action books and suspenseful reading keep middle school boys engaged.
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Why Are Dogs Scared of Fireworks and Thunder?
Loud, unexpected noises can be frightening to a dog, whose hearing is much superior to humans. Try these tips to help your dog get through an evening of fireworks.
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Simple One-Crust Peach Pie Recipe
Try this recipe for a simple peach pie with loads of fresh summertime yellow peaches. A perfect dessert served with vanilla ice cream.
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How to Teach a Child to Wakeboard
For new wakeboarders, have the first lesson on land to simulate how to get up. When ready for water, use a slow boat speed.
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How To Tell If Your Child's Nose Is Broken
Do you think your child has a broken nose? Learn what signs to look for, when to go to the doc and what you can do at home.
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Easy Chicken Salad with Grapes and Gorgonzola Recipe
If you are tired of traditional chicken salad, try this new recipe for a mouth watering combination of chicken, grapes, gorgonzola cheese, almonds and poppy seed dressing.
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How to Make Ceramic Tile Mosaics
Ceramic tile mosaics are creative art projects that even the non-artist can conquer. Ceramic tiles can be used to transform almost any surface into a beautiful piece of art.
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How to Teach a Child to Water Ski
Teaching kids to water ski can be fun! Use these simple tips to have your child water skiing in no time. Enjoy the boat ride and the smiles!
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How to Care for an Elder With Senile Dementia
When caring for a person with dementia, patience and a positive attitude are imperative. Educate yourself on the disease. Use clear words and a simple touch to communicate.
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How to Make a Paper Mosaic With Kids
Learn how to make paper mosaics with kids at home! These are inexpensive, easy crafts using existing supplies that entertain even the shortest of attention spans.
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Kinds of Skates Needed for Beginning Ice Hockey
Did you know that ice hockey skates have special padding for protection and feature special construction for quick stops and starts? Learn how to find the ones that offer the most protection and best fit for your child's feet.
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Tips for Communicating With Dementia Patients
Using non-verbal communication along with simple words is best when communicating with people with dementia.
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Youth Ice Hockey Equipment: Advice and Checklist
Use this hockey equipment checklist to determine when to buy new or used equipment for your child.
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How to Size an Ice Hockey Stick
When sizing an ice hockey stick, the top of the stick should generally be between the player's nose and chin. The hockey stick is an extension of a player's arm, thus a very important piece of equipment to have sized correctly.
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A Hockey Mom's Guide to the Stanley Cup Championship
Learn basic hockey rules and why the Stanley Cup, with its long history and rich traditions, is the most coveted of any trophy. The intensity of the NHL playoffs makes it a great spectator sport.
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How to Get Rid of Hockey Equipment Smell
When trying to get rid of the smell in hockey equipment, use vinegar in the washing machine, followed by fabric softener. To remove the stench for a longer period, try the Sports-O-Zone sanitizing system.
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Haglund’s Deformity: Otherwise Known as the Bauer Bump
Haglund’s deformity is a bony growth on the back of the heel. It literally looks like an extra bone is growing out of the heel. It is also referred to as the Bauer Bump or the Pump Bump. There are precautions to take and some non-surgical treatment options to reduce pain.
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Travel Teams Are to Blame for the Decline of High School Soccer and Baseball
HIghly competitive club teams are eroding high school soccer and baseball teams due to the grueling demands and the anticipated lucrative rewards. What would you choose--a high school letter jacket or a chance at a college scholarship?
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Tim Tebow: A Role Model Who Gives Hope
Tim Tebow is a role model young athletes need. Tim gives kids hope that they too can live their dreams. He is a modern day example of a hero standing up for his beliefs.
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How to Make the Best Cafe Mocha With a Nespresso Espresso Maker
Make your cafe mocha at home with a Nespresso machine using quality Ghirardelli chocolate. Just follow this recipe and you'll never go back to drive-thru mochas! It beats the Starbucks Verismo!