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Paint Bucketsby Margie Kelly
Communications Manager
Healthy Child Healthy World
www.healthychild.org

There's nothing like a fresh coat of paint to improve the look and feel of a room. In the process of making your home beautiful, however, you don't want to contaminate the air you breathe for days or even years by choosing paints that aren't healthy for you or the environment.

A major health concern when painting is the increased presence of volatile organic compounds - or VOCs. VOCs are primarily synthetic compounds emitted by paints, cleaning supplies, cosmetics, vinyl, air fresheners, and more that make your throat hurt or eyes itch; over the long term, they are suspected to cause cancer in humans.

Even when you're not removing or applying paint to your walls, the levels of VOCs in your home average two to five times higher indoors than outdoors, according to the EPA. Painting and stripping off old paint raises the levels of VOCs in your home considerably.

Bottom line: VOCs should

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I'm sure that most women can relate to the fact that we would all like to lose a few pounds! There are thousands of diet plans, scams, drinks, pills, and books out there that claim to be the best diet going, however, none of them seem to work. What does it take? Hours in the gym? Not eating? Eating right? Eating right and exercising? What's the key to success?
I'm 28 years old, go the the gym 4-5 times per week, and consider myself to be a pretty healthy eater, with an indulgence of ice cream or a brownie every now and again. I've been about 150lbs now for probably the last four years and can't seem to get under that number regardless of how much more I exercise or eat healthy. Again, I'm sure many can relate.
My one friend from high school introduced me to this product Advocare and the Advocare 24-Day Challenge. This "plan" includes real food, along with meal replacement shakes, an herbal cleanse, energy drinks, and some supplements. Its purpose is to "jump start" your diet and rid

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Sure, it's fun to watch the fireworks in your hometown with friends and family, but let's face it, you've probably done that almost every year of your life. So why not try something new this 4th of July -- like a last-minute beach getaway?

"There are plenty of last-minute deals for the 4th of July, especially if you're flexible about location and travel times," says Lindsay Sakraida, the features director atdealnews.com. For one, Hotels.com is offering 30% off of a bunch of hotels this 4th of July, and then FatWallet.com is giving 4% cash-back on top of that. And a lot of hotels in Myrtle Beach and Orlando are offering big discounts, says Sakraida. Furthermore, if you're considering a last-minute cruise, "look to Carnival options first -- lately the cruise line has had a higher number of budget-friendly options than any other carrier, so you'll increase your chances of getting a good price," she says.

And those deals are just the beginning. That's why Bundle.com

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By Jane Larkworthy, W Magazine

Eight sunscreens you can trust under the sun.

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• Kim Kardashian's Shocking W Photo Shoot
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In today's day and age, peanut butter cookies are oft forgotten. I'd say the big reason is that a solid 99% of kids are allergic to peanuts today. Kidding, of course - but peanuts seem to be an extremely prevalent (and sometimes severe) food allergy today. Some kids in my school are so allergic that if they are in the mere presence of the legume they will react negatively.

That's my theory as to why peanut butter cookies (almost) never show up on cookie platters or trays. However, in a sort of reverse-hipster way, I liked peanut butter cookies AFTER they most of their popularity.

Here's a dandy recipe for them that I found handwritten on a piece of paper in my room. Yes, I added chocolate chips (why not?) and no, I don't do that criss-cross fork thing...Effort is hard. Also, these are healthier than most cookies. Protein from peanuts...And whole wheat flour! You really can't tell.

2 sticks butter
2 cups brown sugar
1/2 cup white sugar
1 cup peanut butter (I used Read More »from The Forgotten Cookie