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By Marcus Chen
Piedmont Patch
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@keyframes spin { 0% { transform:rotate(0deg); } 100% { transform:rotate(360deg); } } 5 ON YOUR SIDE: Preventing tip-overs5 ON YOUR SIDE: Preventing tip-overs A tragedy at a Florida elementary school this month: A young student died after an interactive display board, similar to a flat-screen TV, fell on him in his classroom. This event is still being investigated, but we know that thousands of children are injured every year in tip-over incidents involving TV’s and furniture. Consumer Reports safety experts have advice on how to avoid a tragedy like this in your own home. Every year, thousands of children are rushed to the emergency department after furniture, an appliance, or television falls on them. Tip-overs can happen when a child tries to climb, pull, or attempts to move furniture, large appliances, or televisions that are either unstable or not properly anchored to th