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There are plenty of ways to celebrate the season. The following are just a few toddler friendly fall activities to get started.

30 years ago, school supplies were rarely required. Today, more and more schools are adding to school supply requirements and parents want to know why.

The United States creates nearly 85 million tons of paper waste each year, recycling less than half. Reduced consumption and increased recycling offers a greener future.

Trash cans continue to enlarge as the amount of municipal solid waste increases. Yet, when compared to a few decades ago, statistics reflect a greener attitude.

Help a tween be ready for middle school by having school supplies ready to go on the first day. Here is a comprehensive list of common school supplies he will need.

By properly storing seeds and tender perennials in the fall, you can ensure an early and less expensive start to next year's garden.

There are ways for retirees on a budget to lessen the impact of various winter illnesses. These methods can be easily included in seniors' normal lifestyle.

It's time for back-to-school shopping -- be as fashionable with school supplies as with clothing.

Lip piercings can come in a variety of styles, depending on the wearer. Today, piercings are becoming more and more socially acceptable among people all over.

PTO members are always looking for ways to earn money for their kids' school. Here are some easy ways to have parents contribute without spending extra cash.

Regular eyebrow maintenance is necessary for most people, whether they are subtly groomed to retain their natural shape or styled and arched to follow current trends.

Flu hospitalizes more than 200,000 people each year due to influenza complications. Awareness and preventive measures can make the difference.

According to Greenpeace, the agreement reached with Kimberly-Clark has the potential to fundamentally shift the global forest products industry.

With flu season in full swing, paper tissues and antibacterial gels are being sold at a record pace. Suite 101 looks at alternatives to tissues and hand sanitizers.

There's no better to remember a beloved dog or cat than having a portrait drawn of your best friend. Why not draw your beloved pet yourself? Here are some tips...

New teachers often find preparing for the first day of school overwhelming. But some basic checklists of how to organize the classroom and materials makes things easier.

Relax at home with a pedicure. To start, build a pedicure kit with the following essential pedicure tools.

There is a rampant run to the doctor's office for a little altering these days to puff up a lip or de-puff an eyelid; these have become as commonplace as quick manicures.

Looking for last minute Halloween ideas? Use these common household items to scare up some easy, spooky, Halloween fun.

With the heat of summer, makeup can easily melt off leaving a not so glamorous look. Follow these summer makeup tips for the best look possible.

In criminal investigation, facial reconstruction or forensic sculpture is as much art as science. Frank Bender from Philadelphia is one of the world's best.

Life imitates Hollywood in Cleveland as the first face transplant surgey in the U.S. proves to be a success.

Foundation, not the most exciting cosmetic but probably the one that causes the most grief. Apply foundation perfectly with the correct color and application tips.

An aquarium does not have to be thrown out because it leaks or the glass is broken. Seams can be resealed and panes can be replaced as a do-it-yourself project.

A few carefully thought-out first aid items, toilette articles, and comfort supplies can help with health and comfort for travelers in less developed countries.

It's fun to weave crafts and games into traditional music we sing. No matter what age, music lightens the spirit!