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Pigskin
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Touchdown
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Penalty
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Huddle
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Quarterback
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Kicker
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End Zone
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Tight ends
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Riding
Escalators with Children
The Consumer
Product Safety Commission reports that each year escalators cause more
than 7,000 injuries requiring hospitalization. Many of those injured arechildren, and
the Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation reminds parents that an
escalator is a multi-ton moving machine and should be treated with as
much caution as a moving bus. Specifically, the foundation recommends
that parents hold hands with their child and position him or her on the
center of the step - away from the sides of the escalator. This helps
prevent the most common accidents, in which children get their hands
stuck in thehandrail or
their feet stuck in the sidewall of the escalator. Parents should also
be aware that loose clothing - including drawstrings, scarves, and
untied shoe laces - can get stuck in escalators, so take a moment before
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Cranberry Salad
Try this recipe for a colorful side dish on your Thanksgiving table - it's also delicious in turkey sandwiches:
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2 cups cranberries |
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1 package lemon Jell-O |
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1 cup water |
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1 cup of sugar |
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grated zest of 1 orange |
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1/2 cup celery, finely chopped |
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1 cored apple (with skin on), grated |
Boil 1/2 cup of water and stir and dissolve Jell-O; add ? cup cold water and put in fridge for an hour (it should be starting to jell but not firm). Chop cranberries in blender and combine with all other ingredients in Jell-O - let set till firm in fridge; three to four hours.
Eating And
To eat or not to eat (before working out): that is the question. While some studies indicate that exercising on an empty stomach burns more fat, they also show that workouts tend to be much shorter. Nutritionist Sabrina Rogers advises eating a small meal at least an hour before exercise to avoid low blood sugar jitters and dizziness. Choose foods with lots of carbohydrates, such as a piece of fruit, toast or a bagel, a baked potato, or some yogurt. Unlike foods high in protein or fat, these digest more quickly and won't cause discomfort while you're exercising

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