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Get your car road-trip ready

(NC)—You've got your tunes, you've packed snacks and you've programmed the GPS. You might be road-trip ready, but after battling the winter weather, is your vehicle?

During the warmer months, we tend to spend more time in our cars. According to Statistics Canada, drivers average 86.7 billion kilometres between July and September, the busiest quarter of the year. So it's not difficult to see that getting your car ready for these summer conditions is crucial for accident prevention and optimal fuel economy.

“Most of us take steps to prepare our cars for winter, but doing the same for summer driving is just as critical,” said Mauro Convertini, an insurance expert from Aviva Canada. “Before embarking on a road-trip, drivers should take a few moments to make sure their car is ready to roam the summer streets.”

Convertini recommends the following:

• Check your tires: Use all-season tires and maintain your tire pressure, as both will improve your vehicle's fuel economy in warmer weather.

• Get rain ready: Replace your windshield wipers, which may be cracked or torn from ice, snow, salt and extreme temperatures.

• Check air conditioning: There's nothing worse than losing your air conditioning on a hot sunny day. You could have an issue if it can't produce or preserve temperatures that are 10 degrees Celsius below the outside air.

• Cool your car: Sitting in traffic on a hot day is tough on your car's cooling system. Ask your mechanic to check your coolant levels at the start of the season.

• Fight salt damage: Replacing a salt-clogged air filter gets you more kilometres per litre.

With these tips in mind, you will be ready for your next road adventure. More information is available from your insurance broker or online at avivacanada.com.

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Advisories are critical if you have a food allergy

(NC)—If you, or someone in your family has allergies, you know that eating the wrong food can lead to symptoms such as hives or cramps. Those with severe allergies could even experience a life-threatening reaction.

There are strict federal regulations requiring allergen labelling for all food sold in Canada, whether it's produced domestically or imported. Pre-packaged foods that contain any of the 10 most common allergens must be clearly labelled with a warning. The 10 most common allergens are:

1. eggs

2. milk

3. mustard

4. peanuts

5. seafood (fish, crustaceans, shellfish)

6. sesame

7. soy

8. sulphites

9. tree nuts

10. wheat

Sometimes a product that contains undeclared allergens does end up on store shelves. When that happens, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) issues a public warning advising consumers with allergies not to eat the product.

If you have allergy concerns, it's important to stay informed about food recalls and public warnings by signing up at HealthyCanadians.gc.ca, to receive e-mail notifications from the CFIA. The site is also a valuable resource for all food safety information.

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Avoid Flu, Stick to Winter-Wellness Routine

(NewsUSA) – Most of us can’t survive the winter without falling prey to at least one virus, infection or zealous set of cold germs. The phrase “winter wellness” sometimes seems like an oxymoron.
After all, staying indoors in a closed air system makes people more susceptible to certain germs. Winter’s affection for cold, dry air means germs will stay airborne longer. Just like adding layers of hats and scarves, we must add layers of immune support to bolster our defenses.
For many families, the flu vaccine is a viable option, but don’t take any chances. Fortify your body’s immune system by making smart dietary choices, too.
To keep your family healthy through the winter cold/flu season, use the following advice to keep the sniffles at bay.

Keep vitamins, minerals and supplements on hand.
In addition to vitamin C, zinc, echinacea and fish oil are all proven to strengthen immunity. If natural herbs and roots aren’t cutting it, use reliable flu medicine like products from Rexall. For over 100 years, Rexall products have been working to keep families healthy during cold/flu season.
Rexall products are available at more than 10,000 Dollar General locations, making them affordable to all kinds of families. Learn more at www.dollargeneral.com.

Stock kitchen with immune-system boosters.
A healthy diet is one of the most effective ways to help the body fend off illness, but you have to know what you’re looking for. Green tea helps fight viruses, especially if combined with anti-inflammatories like ginger. The more vitamin C, the merrier, so get your daily serving(s) of orange juice. Add cashews for healthy fats and extra antioxidants. Other edible flu-fighters include mushrooms, red peppers, sweet potatoes, garlic, whole grains and beans.

Common sense is king.
Common sense rules for hygiene are twice as important during cold weather. Be extra diligent about the basics — i.e., cover your mouth when sneezing or coughing, and carefully wash your hands often. Remember, the more tired or worn out you feel, the longer your immune system will take to respond. So, get plenty of sleep and drink lots of water.

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Engineers as Entrepreneurs

(NewsUSA) – Engineers have given the world many of the great innovations we live by today — Thomas Edison, George Westinghouse, the Wright Brothers and Henry Ford, just to mention some household names.But did you know what else each of those great engineers did to realize success? They founded great enterprises to support the potential of their engineering innovations.The great American tradition of engineers-as-entrepreneurs continues today. Young, ambitious visionaries are still coming forward, stoked with ideas and the savvy to bring these ideas to life by bringing them to market. Sometimes they’ve conceived a previously undreamt-of way to improve some aspect of life we all face every day. Sometimes they’ve dreamed of making life just a little bit easier for people in far-flung or disadvantaged parts of the world. Sometimes they’re figuring out how to make modern life greener and cleaner for everyone.Ecovative Design LLC, Green Island, N.Y., is a great example of this tradition in operation today. Ecovative was founded by Eben Bayer and Gavin McIntyre in 2006. They met at an Inventor’s Studio course at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy N.Y., where they created and eventually patented a mushroom-based insulation then called Greensulate, using agricultural waste and the growth properties of mushrooms to grow packing material that functions like traditional Styrofoam but biodegrades harmlessly.Another leading engineer-entrepreneur today is Amos Winter, an associate professor of mechanical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Winter is the creator of the Leveraged Freedom Chair, an ingenious improvement on traditional wheelchair design that takes advantage of levers and easily sourced bike parts to overcome the problems that have prevented traditional wheelchairs from succeeding in the unpaved, hilly and muddy regions of the developing world.Besides obvious brilliance, ambition and drive, what unites young visionaries like Bayer, McIntyre and Winter?One thing they all have in common is that they received an early boost by bringing their visions and plans to the Innovation Showcase, or iShow. Sponsored byASME, the American Society for Mechanical Engineers, the iShow is a competition for early-career engineer-entrepreneurs from all over the world. Bayer, McIntyre and Winter are not just brilliant — they’re iShow Winners.For more information, visit www.asme.org.


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