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Enjoy Fireworks Safely - People everywhere are fascinated by fireworks -- by the mystery and splendor that light the night sky or turn a backyard into a festival of light and sound. Like nothing else, fireworks can excite, thrill and amaze us. But as dazzling as fireworks can be, they can also be harmful if used improperly.

Grilling Tips - Before you even begin, think safety first. Successful grilling comes from care and planning, not seeing how high you can make the flames go!

It�s A Jungle Out There - Preparing Your Backyard For Summer Play - The painful screams of a child can bring any picnic or barbecue to a screeching halt. More than 11,400 children under the age 14 are injured every year from burns and fires says Ron Bistolfo, Director of Education at the American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter in San Francisco, California.

It�s A Jungle Out There - Preparing Your Backyard For Summer Play - Part 2 - It is shocking that 13 million children under the age 14 are injured every year seriously enought to require hospital treatment, says Ron Bistolfo, Director of Education at the American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter in San Francisco, California. Backyard injuries are a contributor to that whopping number. In this follow-up piece we look at several other hazards lurking in our backyards. Planning and common sense can go a long way in preventing injury to your child. Here�s how you can help

Leave the Fireworks to the Professionals - When Heather Clifford was just 17 years old, she never expected she would ever have a problem with her vision. The otherwise healthy girl was spending an ordinary afternoon out with her friends when a terrible accident occurred. She was hit in the eye with a bottle rocket that someone else had lit.

Picnic, Barbecue, & Cookout Food Safety Tips - It's not always possible to see, taste or smell dangerous bacteria that may cause illness if food is mishandled. Bacteria grow and multiply rapidly in the danger zone between 40 degrees F and 140 degrees F. Keep cold foods cold and hot foods hot.

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