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Festivals are the time for fun and celebrations. Regardless of age, anyone from five year old to sixty year old enjoys firing crackers. However we also see and hear a lot of accidents because of improper use of fireworks.

More than 14% of children between age group 0-4 years are getting injured due to improper lighting of fireworks. This number is mounting every year and it needs to be controlled immediately. Even if you do not allow your children to touch fireworks, they can still be seriously injured if they are around others who are using fireworks.�

You can easily prevent some�ill-fated�accidents just by following the safety guidelines. We suggest you to never relighting fireworks that didn’t fully ignite, never give a firework or sparkler to a child, don't put any part of your body in the path of the firework when lighting the fuse, always keep a bucket of water on hand, buy fireworks from a licensed shop only, don’t shoot them off in metal or glass containers and move back quickly after lighting. Children should never play with fireworks and of course, don’t buy them illegally. You might end up busted.

The best way to ensure safety of your family is to not use any fireworks at home. Instead, attend public fireworks displays and leave the lighting part to the professionals. For more safety instructions read our info graphic below. Hope you take some cues from this page and have a�safe and joyful celebration.

As you know prevention is better than cure, so disease prevention is an important part of health promotion. Health generally has two approaches: prevention and treatment. If you will focus on prevention activities like better hygiene and safety in the home and workplaces, minimisation of harmful pollutants, better food and water supply then there is lesser chances get ill.

Chronic disease is a big concern in the health system and prevention of these chronic diseases considered as the key approach to make sure that future generations are not at risk of premature death from these diseases.

Few Tips:

• Stop smoking or other tobacco products and drink in moderation.
• Eat proper diet so that you can get the all necessary nutrients and calories daily.
• Do exercise atleast 3 days a week. Aerobic exercise will build muscle and endurance.
• Visit your doctor regularly for routine check-ups.

• Health history and immunization policy for children.
• Health history and immunization policy for providers.
• Keeping health records.
• Medical administration policy
• caring of children with mild illness

There are two types of energy- Renewable and Non-Renewable. About 75% of the energy that we use comes from non-renewable energy such as oil, fossil fuels, coal, natural gas and nuclear energy. These are the energy sources that cannot be replenished if they run out. It is not only environmental friendly but is inexhaustible. Other sources of energy are finite and will get depleted someday. Examples of renewable energy are solar, bioenergy, water, ocean, wind and geothermal power.

The electricity that powers the planet is a secondary energy that can come from any of these sources. Without the energy source, the world will go dark, transportation will come to a halt and you’ll be left with no power to even charge your mobile phone. That’s how dependent we are on our energy and till date, we have not fully developed our use of renewable energy sources to replace fossil fuel.

The video titled as “7 Interesting Facts About Energy” talks about the various fascinating facts about energy.

To know more about these facts, Dial Extraenergy Contact Number or you can refer the given video.

Here are the two most popular albums of Jonathan Reid Gealt- a famous composer:

Whatever I Want It To Be: ‘Whatever I Want It To Be’ is a fun and eclectic album of songs with influences ranging from jazz to big band, soul to pop, rock and roll to singer/songwriter, Motown and beyond. Produced by James Bilodeau, Matt Hinkley and Gealt, the album featured two-time Tony nominee Osnes, two-time Grammy nominee Jane Monheit, two-time Tony nominee Henry, Luke Edgemon, Loren Allred, Craig Colton, Levy, Weiss, Whitney Bashor, Umphress, Brightman, Mendez, Celisse Henderson, Cooper, Addi McDaniel, Michael Deleget, Gealt and James Bilodeau.

Thirteen Stories Down: ‘Thirteen Stories Down’ album was Gealt’s debut album that was released in 2011 on Sh-k-Boom/Ghostlight Records. Produced by Lynne Shankel and 7 time GRAMMY Award winner Joel Moss, the album featured music supervision by Lynne Shankel, orchestrations by TONY, Drama Desk, and Obie award winner Bruce Coughlin, Drama Desk Nominee Lynne Shankel, and August Eriksmoen. Vocal Arrangements by Lynne Shankel and Michael McElroy.

Jonathan's music has been featured in sold out venues and concerts all over the world. One such venue is The Hippodrome Casino Theatre. It is one of the most renowned entertainment destinations to enjoy pre theatre dinner, after work drinks, live poker, gambling and a lot more.