Americans Speak broccoli reigns again survey
A survey shows broccoli as a favorite veggie among Americans at farmers markets. It notes 31.7 percent shop in under 15 minutes and 90 percent spend under an hour. 49 percent visit at least monthly.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1997
Page
5
Baby clothing sizing and comfort tips for new parents
Expert tips advise buying bigger sizes when uncertain and checking package labels for size guidance. Choose easy on designs with neck openings and full-length snaps, and favor 100 percent cotton fabrics with soft seams and no loose threads. Wash fabrics with unscented detergent before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Jones
Consumer Reports
Pat Ortega
Consumer Corner survey finds mixed feelings on insurance and eye care
A survey shows 52.9 percent of personal property policyholders always feel comfortable buying coverage while 60.3 percent don’t always understand their policies. It also notes 86.4 percent report satisfactory claims experience and 62.7 percent prefer independent agents. An eyecare quick quiz answers detail vision issues, with a free brochure offered by The Better Vision Institute at 1-800-424-8422.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Vision Institute
Computer technology sparks surge in new computer jobs
Fortune Magazine projects large gains in computer related roles by 2005 with 79 percent more systems analysts and 56 percent more programmers. Dennis Keller of DeVry Institutes notes employers seek technically skilled staff who can select and manage new technologies. Optical computers using lasers and fibers could replace today’s electrical systems, boosting speed and industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune Magazine
Dennis Keller
DeVry Institutes
Keller
Rowing Seen as Top Full-Body Exercise by Expert
Exercise physiologist Dr. Frederick Hagerman of Ohio University touts rowing as the most complete form of moderate exercise. He notes rowing trains all major muscle groups, builds strength and flexibility, burns calories efficiently, and suits all ages, whether on water or via machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hagerman
Hagerman
Ohio University
How to Be An Educated Giver Tips for smart charitable giving
Michael Howland of Independent Charities of America outlines steps to give confidently. Decide your focus areas from adoption to zoo preservation. Check overhead costs to maximize impact and seek clear disclosures on where funds go. Ensure IRS tax deductibility.
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Michael Howland
Independent Charities of America
Newspaper readers say paper helps decide where to shop
A recent survey shows 71 percent of readers agree the paper guides their shopping choices. Newspapers consistently rank high in believability as an advertising medium, typically first or second among outlets.
Spotlight on health rodent dangers to your home
Mice and rats can carry over 40 diseases and peak in winter. Hantavirus spreads via droppings. avoid sweeping dry droppings, wet with disinfectant. Lyme disease from deer ticks on mice. outdoors clothing, tick repellent and careful tick removal. Salmonella from contaminated food. rodent-proofing and thorough cooking. Trichinosis from undercooked pork. cook to 170 F and avoid microwaving. Use bait to reduce rodent presence and prevent contamination.
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Zily Ley
Consumer Corner
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