What you need to know about anaphylactic shock

School is back in session, and sports are underway. If someone in your family has allergies to specific foods, stings, or other substances, you need to know what anaphylactic shock is and what to do if someone you're with suffers from it.

You'd be surprised, for example, to know how many foods are prepared using peanut oil, which can be fatal to some.

Check out this link:

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1070360/anaphylaxis_can_be_life_threatening.html?cat=70

Ten Ways to Save on Eating Out

Are you tired of feeling guilty for even planning to have one restaurant meal a week? Fed up when suddenly there's nothing on the menu less than $14.95 at your favorite family restaurant? Then try these tips:

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1022542/10_ways_to_save_money_eating_out.html?page=2&cat=22

Practicing the Art of Strategic Shopping

You've read the grocery inserts in the local newspaper. You've used coupons. You even planned five dinners last week.

But your family's food expenditures are still way too painful for your income.

Read about a new way to think about buying food:

http://www.helium.com/items/1171120-how-to-save-money-on-food