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For those who have fibroid tumors or other women's fibrosis conditions, AND are still estrogen dominant, choose Progesta-Care natural progesterone cream WITHOUT phytoestrogens.
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Warning: This product contains progesterone, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, see the Prop 65 brochure at www.nutraceutical.com. Life-Flo Health Care Products and Energetic Nutrition recommends the consumer research the difference between natural bio-identical Progesterone USP and the synthetic alternatives. The bottles of Progesta-Care, Progesta-Care PLUS, and Progesta-Care for Men sent to our customers will contain this warning. To learn more about this, please refer to the following links: Additional Information about Prop 65, Prop 65 Warning, Synthetic Progestins and Natural Progesterone
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Menopausal women: Apply once or twice a day as needed up to a maximum of 21 consecutive days, depending on the severity of your symptoms. Resume after a seven day break.
Pressing the pump firmly once, dispense cream into the palm of your hand and rub onto skin. A rotation schedule is suggested so as to not repeat one location too often. You may wish to tape this list to the cap of your bottle.
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Wednesday - Stomach
Thursday - Lower Legs
Friday - Abdomen
Saturday - Chest
Sunday - Hips
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Please Note: We do not advise using any progesterone cream in body locations that alpha hydroxy acids have been used within the last 24 hours. Some data indicate such exfoliating acids may interfere with progesterone absorption.
The usual recommended dosage is 20 mg of progesterone per day. This is equivalent to about the amount present in the blood during the last half of the menstrual cycle. One dose (pump) of Progesta-Care PLUS contains 20 mg of progesterone, and 25 mg of phytoestrogens. Some women choose to add a second daily dose when symptoms are severe, or during the initial months of progesterone cream use in order to more quickly raise their levels of progesterone and estrogens.
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It seems a shame, the two seem to fit together perfectly, and would have made the kit an even more attractive buy IMHO.
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M.O.R My Only Radio For Life!
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ABS-CBN using the Star Radio brand in 1994 for regional FM stations, replacing the Radio Romance branding which was used prior to the brand's launching. The Manila station, named DWRR-FM, was given the chance to have its own branding. The Radio Romance brand continued being used until 1996, when the station relaunched as WRR 101.9.
ABS-CBN Radio
On 1997, some of the regional Star Radio stations were rebranded as ABS-CBN Radio: The Heart of the City. Other stations, however, did remain under the Star Radio brand.
In 1999, ABS-CBN Radio regional stations rebranded as ABS-CBN FM. This logo, however, ended consequently in 2000, in line with the unveiling of ABS-CBN's new logo.
The logo was modified following ABS-CBN's new logo unveiling.
M.O.R.: My Only Radio For Life!
On July 14, 2001, all ABS-CBN FM regional stations were rebranded as M.O.R.: My Only Radio For Life! The original logo had an orange radio with a pink M, a blue R, a circle with ABS-CBN's RGB color, a script-like For Life! wordmark, and ABS-CBN's logo.
The logo was given a makeover in 2007, replacing some of the first logo's elements with an RGB oval with a Hand of Sean M and R, and the For Life tagline colored in yellow. the circle with ABS-CBN's RGB colors, was also retained, the ABS-CBN logo was discarded, and this was also the first logo to incorporate a set of headphones.
M.O.R. unveiled a new logo in 2013 together with the relaunch of DWRR-FM (formerly Tambayan 101.9 prior to the rebranding) as MOR For Life 101.9 Manila, completely ending the station's chance of using its own branding. The new logo incorporated a completely modified version of the headphones in the logo, a new blue explosion in the background, a new, crazier version of the M and R letters, a slightly jumbled version of the "For Life!" slogan in Ackbar font, a new grey circle holding the distinct symbol of ABS-CBN (which likewise signified the return of the ABS-CBN logo to the MOR logo, this time without the square and text) and the legal name of the regional-turned-national network (also in Ackbar), making it the first logo in the network's history to incorporate its own legal name. Starting in 2014, the ABS-CBN symbol was removed, and replaced with a red circle (representing an album disc or a record button). The byline "AN ABS-CBN STATION", with the 2014 ABS-CBN logotype, is added.
The logo shown above is the corporate logo of the network and is also used in the stations of the network, with the legal name of the network being replaced with the station's frequency and a rotated red rectangle with the name of the region/city where the station broadcasts from.


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I gave that a try back in 1958. I did it all wrong probably because of
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I'm glad you brought up the subject. I'm in the process of compiling
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Your discription of the process I think will intice me to try again.
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Kelly Osbourne has been strutting her newly transformed figure all around NY Fashion Week and we have to say, she looks pretty fantastic. Wonderwall caught up with Kelly during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Tommy Hilfiger Spring 2011 party, where she talked about her glamorous style makeover, her struggle with weight and how she's been staying fit.
Wonderwall: You look so gorgeous! How did you totally transform yourself?
Kelly Osbourne: I don't know how much of it is a transformation as much as it is just growing up, you know? I think people forget that I was only 15 when I started. I'm still only 25 right now, and I feel like I'm just forever evolving, and that's just normal, really.
WW: So many people out there are struggling with weight. What is your advice?
KO: It's the hardest thing in the world, weight is. And you know, don't set your sights too high. What I did is just work out half an hour a day. And it's not too overwhelming, I can commit to that, and it doesn't make me want to hate life while I'm doing it. I can do it.
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WW: What's your daily workout like?
KO: I just do half an hour of cardio a day, not too much, and it makes me feel alive.
WW: What are your plans professionally right now?
KO: I'm doing "Fashion Police" with Joan Rivers on the E! Channel. And filming a movie right now, "Should've Been Romeo." We're doing stuff with Dr. Phil and stuff for the "Daily 10." I've been very busy and I'm loving it.
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WW: How would you describe your personal style?
KO: I don't know. I think that I call myself the girliest tomboy. I'm very girly but at the same time I'm very much a tomboy. I can't help it.
WW: Do you have a style icon?
KO: There are so many people. Probably my mother. I learned everything about fashion from my mom. But then I love Zandra Rhodes for her patterns and then Vivienne Westwood because she makes a woman's body look sexy, and Alexander McQueen.
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WW: How many shoes and bags do you own?
KO: Oh that's bad. Probably 100 bags and probably about 1,000 pairs of shoes.
WW: What nail color do you love for fall?
KO: Barbie Pink.
WW: And last but not least, what are you wearing?
KO: I'm wearing Tommy Hilfiger and Armani shoes.
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Former Gov. Ann Richards, the witty and flamboyant Democrat who went from homemaker to national political celebrity, died Wednesday night after a battle with cancer, a family spokeswoman said. She was 73.
She died at home surrounded by her family, the spokeswoman said. Richards was found to have esophageal cancer in March and underwent chemotherapy treatments.
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2000 Chevrolet Blazer • 6 cylinder 4WD Automatic • 180,000 miles
I had a friend hook my old stereo in my blazer and everything is hooked up correct but my dash lights won't come on and the stereo won't work. I checked te side fuses and replaced them but still no lights. I checked the dimmer and it didn't help either! Help!
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The radio wiring will be at fault, if this problem started after installation, go back and re check the radio installation wiring.
I checked all the wiring it has all been hooked up correctly w only had the factory radio out for a day then put it back in today and the lights just wot work
Could it be a blown fuse under the hood because my battery also died and I had to boost it off and the car runs just no lights
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Following two and a half years of incubation, G2 was revealed four years ago yesterday. You ask, "What is G2?" Well, it is specialized Context Computing software, of course. "What is Context Computing?" you now ask. Well, check out this six minute video I made to explain Context Computing!
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A few technical details for my techie friends.
While we can run on a SQL engine (Oracle, DB2) we are optimized for Key Value data stores. We have a new Key Value data store we are testing with that runs on Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA). This is scaling linearly and due to its ultra-low latency, it is the first data store we have ever seen where the bottleneck moves from I/O to CPU! Damn exciting.
Thanks to the underlying high speed streaming engine called InfoSphere Streams, we are able to compute Space Time Boxes (STB) and Hang Outs (places things dwell) at a rate of 200k per second per core. I've long been fascinated with geospatial data. Recently, we used our STBs to forecast asteroid vs. asteroid interactions over the next 25 years – an astronomy paper is forthcoming. More details here in this speech: Asteroid Hunting & Other Stealthy Things. Geospatial data related to people is going to be extraordinarily useful; but also will come with major privacy issues. We are envisioning that anonymized STBs (using our Selective Anonymization feature) will greatly reduce the risk of unintended disclosure and/or misuse of geospatial data too.
Near term focus is now on reducing CPU in the G2 core and getting data in, out, and onto Hadoop File Systems (HDFS) for those organizations landing more and more data and analytics on Big Data – on premise and/or in the Cloud.
Many more exciting things to come including features I refer to as Selective Curiosity and the Hint Service.
2015 will be a big year for G2.
FYI: My new title over here at IBM is: Chief Scientist, Context Computing. Fitting, as this does happen to be my obsession.
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- M. J. Winkler Productions
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- Cartoon Characters: Alice.
- Voice Actors: Virginia Davis.
- Directed By Walt Disney.
- Produced By Walt Disney, Roy E. Disney.
- Animated By Ub Iwerks, Rollin Ham Hamilton.
- Written By Walt Disney.
- Editor: Margaret. J. Winkler.
- Originally Released on November 01, 1924.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 8 minutes.
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Alice misbehaves in school and is forced to sit in the corner. She falls asleep and dreams, but schoolwork intrudes even into her dreams. Alice dreams of dancing dogs and donkeys until her fun is interrupted by three... (more)
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There's a hero living in Colfax, yet you might not have heard of her unless you have neuropathy. Bev Anderson, president of the Northern California Chapter of The Neuropathy Association, recently received the "You Are Our Hero Award," in recognition of her outstanding efforts to educate patients and bring public awareness of neuropathy. "Bev Anderson has the essence of a true leader, one who has the confidence to stand alone, the courage to make tough decisions and the compassion to listen to the needs of others," said Dominick Spatafora, president of the Neuropathy Action Foundation, a national organization. Spatafora, also CEO of the Los Angeles Medical Foundation, presented Anderson with the award on June 26 at a Neuropathy Action Awareness Day at the University of San Francisco Mission Bay campus. The 72-year-old great-great grandmother of five taught elementary school for 34 years before deciding to start the first Auburn neuropathy support group in November 1998. Anderson held the first support group meeting at the now closed Bakers Square restaurant on Lincoln Way and 33 people came. "We only thought a few would come, but they asked when's the next meeting," said Anderson, who has a hereditary form of neuropathy. "We call it the most common disease you've never heard of, because you don't see it." And to look at Anderson, one would never guess that she has a disease that affects peripheral nerves, which can cause numbness and tingling in the feet with pain shooting up as high as your knees or higher. "Because of her boundless enthusiasm, I find it hard to keep up with her," said Dick Ward, treasurer and one of seven directors on the board of the northern chapter. "She is always cheerful." Approximately two million Californians suffer from peripheral neuropathy, according to data collected by the Neuropathy Action Foundation. "I've had neuropathy my entire life," Anderson said. "I wanted to go into this to help others." From a humble support group in Bakers Square, meetings sprung up in Grass Valley and Roseville, and then spread as far south as Monterrey and Yreka to the north. From one 1998 support group in Auburn, the chapter has grown to 500 members with 40 support groups, under the umbrella of The Northern California Chapter of The Neuropathy Association. Currently there are two neuropathy support groups meeting in Auburn, one meets on the first Monday of the month at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital and the other on first Mondays at the Woodside Village Mobile Home Park. Charlene Amos, treasurer for the support group at Woodside Village, is pleased with Anderson's leadership. "She's been the leader since I've been here," Amos said. "She knows more about neuropathy than anybody. It's been a pleasure to have her as a part of our group." Doneva Kaserman has been attending the neuropathy support group at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital for the past two years. "When I found I had neuropathy, I went to the support group at the hospital and she's very informative," Kaserman said of Anderson. "She always has someone once a month come in and tell us how to take the pain away. She's very conscientious and I don't know if we could get anybody any better." The Journal's


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This month the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE) is bringing together an international community of business owners and thought leaders fostering the emergence of a new economic system — one based on a network of strong, local economies that are community-based, green, and fair.
Hundreds of socially responsible entrepreneurs, business network leaders, economic developers, sustainability experts, and local government and community leaders will gather at the 8th Annual BALLE Business Conference to explore cutting-edge practices in transforming communities and share tested models for local economic development.
Participants are leaders in emerging movements like green jobs, community capital and "slow money," sustainable agriculture, green building, renewable energy, independent retail, local manufacturing, and local arts and culture. BALLE's local living economy approach integrates these disparate economic building blocks within the context of place, such as a city or county.
The conference, themed "Lighting the Way to a New Economy," will include 100 speakers, 10 plenary and 24 breakout sessions, an intensive pre-workshop, three "living economy" tours, and a variety of networking and social events. It runs Thursday, May 20 to Sunday, May 23 in Charleston, SC.
"Registrants are finding real value in the BALLE conference — in both affordability and content," says BALLE executive director Michelle Long. "Together we will delve into the most relevant economic issues confronting us today, and learn about practical, effective initiatives emerging from the grassroots for building local living economies using the power of locally owned, independent, sustainable business."
"Every month, we hear from dozens of communities looking to replicate the economic and community-building successes of local business alliances throughout North America. As local businesses work together, they empower communities to build lasting community health and wealth from the bottom up," adds Michael Shuman, research director and author of The Small-Mart Revolution and Going Local.
Plenary Speakers include:
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- Jennifer Buffett, NoVo Foundation
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- Eric Henry, TS Designs and Cotton of the Carolinas
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- Ben Burkett, Mississippi Association of Cooperatives
- Marjorie Kelley, Tellus Institute and author of The Divine Right of Capital
- Lily Yeh, The Village of Arts and Humanities and Barefoot Artists
- David Orr, Oberlin College and author of The Nature of Design
- Judy Wicks, co-founder of BALLE and founder of White Dog Café
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- Mark Albion, Net Impact and author of The Good Life
- Glenda Humiston, California Rural Development, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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- Sustainable Economic Development
- Building a Thriving Local BALLE Network
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- The Power of Business Cooperation
Regular conference rates are: general registrants: $565; BALLE Network Leaders: $515. Walk-ins welcome at onsite registration. Lodging deals start at $35/night. Full conference information can be found at: http://livingeconomies.org/conference/.
The Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE) is North America's fastest growing network of socially responsible businesses, comprised of over 80 community networks representing 22,000 independent business members across 30 U.S. states and Canadian provinces. BALLE networks create local living economies through the building blocks of independent retail, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, green building, local zero-waste manufacturing, community capital, independent media, and local arts and culture. Founded in 2001, BALLE works to foster vibrant communities, a healthy natural environment, and prosperity for all.
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When have you wanted something that you wouldn't give up striving for until you got it?
After 41 years, the conviction of Herman Wallace, 71, was finally overturned. In 1972 Wallace immediately was placed into solitary confinement after the murder of a prison guard named Brent Miller. He was finally convicted of the crime two years later in 1974. He was kept in a Louisiana cell that was 6' X 9' and only allowed out for one hour each day for solitary exercise and to shower. In addition, he had no meaningful social interaction, work opportunities, or educational classes. Nor was he part of any rehabilitation program.
Problems with the grand jury in this case are what led Judge Brian Jackson to finally rule to correct this error. Wallace was convicted of this crime along with two others, one of whom was released in 2001; the other is still serving his sentence in solitary confinement. Wallace had appealed over 160 times in the 40+ years. One of his claims was that he and Albert Woodfox (still in prison), were falsely implicated for their political activism in prison as members of the Black Panther Party.
While he is certainly happy that his case was finally heard, there isn't much time for him to enjoy his new freedom. He has been diagnosed with liver cancer and it is believed that he only has weeks to live. Tessa Murphy, of human rights watchdog organization Amnesty International, said, "The case of Herman Wallace is a tragic example of 'justice' gone wrong in the USA."
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"Pray and do not lose heart" is what Jesus encourages those listening to him in Luke's gospel, and that includes us right now. Jesus uses once again a parable to make his point clear. He tells us about a widow, one of the most powerless in society at that time, who pleads and pleads with the judge to rule in her favor against her opponent. She turns to the one who can "make things right" for her. She places her life in the hands of the one who has the power and authority to turn things around. We know nothing from this story about what the opponent did or whether or not she deserves the justice she seeks. We do know two things: 1) the judge doesn't really care about God or about the people he has been appointed to serve, and 2) the woman is persistent and threatens to "wear the judge out." She keeps coming and coming and coming. He is sick of hearing her pleas. He grants her justice because she doesn't give up.
Jesus' hearers know that widows have no chance in society. They are the ones with the fewest chances; they are dependent on everyone. They do, however, have a voice and can speak up. The unjust judge finally hears the widow in Jesus' story. Jesus sets us up, however. If an unjust judge, who doesn't care about God or others can break down and give in, how much more likely is it that God, who is just, will hear the cries of God's chosen ones. God is infinitely more compassionate than this unjust judge. Jesus says, "and will not God grant justice to his chosen ones who cry to him day and night? Will he delay long in helping them? I tell you, he will quickly grant justice to them."
These words encourage us to persevere. Jesus gives his hears advice based on trusting in God. It's simple. God wants what's best for us. Jesus tells us to be like the annoying widow. He promises us that God will act.
Don't give up in your pursuit of God's blessings and justice. The asking and the pursuit alone strengthen your relationship to God even when things don't happen as timely as you want. Ask for what you need. Demand it: day and night.
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God of justice, God of abundance, we wait upon you and your goodness. We do not always act in the name of justice. We do not always share the blessings we have with others. In spite of all that, you turn your ear to us. You hear our cries both day and night. Hear us now as we plead for justice, peace, and wholeness for ourselves and for the whole world. We ask this in the name of the one who encourages us to pray and not lose heart, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen


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The Auburn Symphony will pay tribute to Maestro Michael Goodwin with a concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 11, in the Placer High School auditorium.
Goodwin, who conducted the symphony for 17 years, was killed in a car crash in February.
The symphony will be led by volunteer guest conductor Pete Nowlen, director of concert bands at the University of California, Davis, and opera musical director at California State University, Sacramento.
Pianist Konstantin Soukhovetski has volunteered to return for the memorial, which will include Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24.
An update on the symphony's Facebook page Friday read, "The 'Concert in Memory of Maestro Michael Goodwin' is at maximum capacity, but please email the office to be put on the waiting list. Also, there will more than likely be a limited number of returned tickets available at the door. Thank you so much for your ongoing support in this very difficult time and beyond."


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- Cartoon Characters: Liane Cartman, Stan Marsh, Eric Cartman, Mr. Mackey, Grandpa Marvin Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Kenny McCormick, Chef, Kitty.
- Vocal Talent: Shannen Cassidy [Mary Kay Bergman] (Liane Cartman), Trey Parker (Stan Marsh, Eric Cartman, Mr. Mackey, Grandpa Marvin Marsh), Matt Stone (Kyle Broflovski, Kenny McCormick), Isaac Hayes (Chef), Jay Leno (Kitty).
- Directed By Trey Parker.
- Produced By Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Anne Garefino, Deborah Liebling (Executive Producers).
Creative Producer: Pam Brady.
Associate Producer: Jennifer Howell.
- Animated By Chris "Crispy" Brion, Martin Cendreda, Warren Fuller, Angi Glenn, Carlos Palazio, Toni Nugnes, Jackie Watson, Amy Winfrey.
Animation Director: Eric Stough.
- Written By Trey Parker, David Goodman.
Story Editor: Paul Shomer.
- Edited By Gian Ganziano, John M. Watson.
- Created by: Trey Parker, Matt Stone.
- Developed by: Brian Graden.
- Post Production Producer: Frank C. Agnone II.
- Audio Producer: Bruce Howell.
- Systems Administrators: Sean Laverty, J.J. Franzen.
- Supervising Technical Director: Uncle Jimbo" Valladao.
- Technical Directors: Dariush Derakhshani, Wonnie Jung, Peter Merryman, Jenny Shin, Jon Singer, Ana Wolovick.
- Vocals by: Toddy Walters.
- Production Manager: Monica Mitchell.
- Post Production Supervisor: David L. Yanover.
- Storyboard Artists: Andrien Beard, Greg Postma.
- Sound Editors: D.A. Young, Lydia Quidilla.
- Production Accountant: Alecia Shyngle.
- Script Supervisor: Paul Shomer.
- Post Production Coordinator: Christine A. Mueller.
- Post Production Assistant: Andrew Kemler.
- Production Assistants: Melissa Morvant, Karin Perrotta.
- Lip Sync Artists: Jennifer M. Allen, Annie Combs, Steve Kindernay, David Koch, Sabrina Mar, Melissa Medrano, Ivy Panlilio, James Sant'Anselmo, Holly Wenger, Heather R. Wilbur.
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Cartman tries to find his father.
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Governor Declares Carbon Monoxide Safety And Awareness Week; Urges Protection Against CO Poisoning PR Newswire JACKSON, Mich., Nov. 1, 2012 JACKSON, Mich., Nov. 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Falling temperatures signal to Michigan residents that heating season has arrived, and with it comes an increased risk of carbon monoxide dangers. That's why Gov. Rick Snyder has joined with Consumers Energy and declared Oct. 28 – Nov. 3 "Michigan Carbon Monoxide Safety and Awareness Week." Consumers Energy reminds home and business owners to take preventive measures now that will provide protection against carbon monoxide (CO), a toxic gas that is colorless, odorless and tasteless and can be produced when appliances aren't operating or venting properly. "The majority of carbon monoxide poisonings occur during the fall and winter heating season," said Zach DeFrain, Consumers Energy program manager. "As one of Michigan's largest utility providers, our goal is to ensure Michigan residents have factual information about carbon monoxide poisoning so they can take steps to protect themselves and their families from this invisible killer," DeFrain said. Carbon monoxide poisoning is caused by the incomplete combustion of fuels including oil, propane, natural gas, coal, wood, kerosene, gasoline, diesel fuel and charcoal. Deadly amounts of carbon monoxide can be produced by defective or poorly vented appliances that use these fuels such as furnaces, fireplaces and wood stoves, as well as generators and vehicles. The American Medical Association reports that CO contributes to more than 2,000 poisoning deaths every year in the United States. Exposure to CO poisoning can trigger symptoms that appear flu-like, including fatigue, headaches and general sick feeling, sometimes accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Other possible symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning include dizziness, shortness of breath, and stinging or burning of the eyes. Prolonged exposure to CO can cause disorientation, convulsions, unconsciousness and ultimately death. The best defense against CO problems is an audible carbon monoxide detector that meets or exceeds Underwriters Laboratory standards and will sound if dangerous levels of carbon monoxide are present in a home or building. "There's no doubt that the most important way to protect against CO poisoning is by installing an audible CO alarm. Theses devices are every bit as important to have in residences and other buildings as smoke detectors," DeFrain added. Underwriters Laboratory and manufacturers also recommend that any detector be replaced when its warranty expires. Another good way to protect against carbon monoxide poisoning is to make sure all fuel-burning appliances are properly installed and maintained. Furnaces should be cleaned and inspected annually by a qualified technician. Finally, venting on furnaces, water heaters and chimneys should be inspected periodically to be sure that animal nests or other debris do not interfere with proper ventilation. Consumers Energy, the principal subsidiary of CMS Energy (NYSE: CMS), provides natural gas and electricity to 6.8 million of Michigan's 10 million residents in all 68 Lower Peninsula counties. For more information on Consumers Energy, please visit our Website at www.consumersenergy.com For more information about CO, visit: http://www.consumersenergy.com/content.aspx?id=1483 CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) FACTS oCarbon monoxide (CO) is known as the silent killer because it is invisible -- odorless, colorless and tasteless. oCO is a toxic gas produced by the incomplete burning of fuels including oil, propane, coal, wood, natural gas, gasoline, diesel fuel, charcoal and kerosene. Faulty or inadequately vented appliances that use these fuels -- such as furnaces, fireplaces, wood stoves, charcoal grills, kerosene heaters as well as gasoline-powered generators and vehicles -- can produce deadly amounts of CO. oSymptoms of CO often mimic the "flu" and include headaches, nausea, fatigue, dizziness, shortness of breath and stinging or burning of the eyes. Prolonged exposure can cause disorientation, convulsions, unconsciousness (coma) and eventually death. oInfants, the elderly, people with respiratory problems and pets are especially susceptible to CO poisoning. When CO is breathed into the body, carbon monoxide combines with the blood and prevents it from absorbing oxygen. oSome warning signs of CO can include stale/stuffy air, excessive moisture on windows and walls and soot buildup around appliance vents. oCO has a half-life of four hours which means CO can cause damage to someone for many hours after being exposed. oThe World Health Organization (WHO) reports levels as low as 30 ppm as causing health problems in much of the population. Many detectors on the market will not warn of levels that low or transitory levels that could be much higher. HOW TO PREVENT CO POISONING oMake sure fuel-burning appliances are properly installed and have them maintained regularly. Consumers Energy recommends that furnaces be cleaned and inspected annually by a qualified service person. Visually inspect chimneys on an annual basis as well. oKeep flues and chimneys clean and free of debris. oRepair rusted or pitted flue pipes leading from your furnace and water heater to the chimney. oKeep the furnace air intake clear and unobstructed. If your furnace is housed in a small room, make sure it gets adequate fresh air by installing louvered doors or ventilating grills. oNever use a gas range or unvented space heater (propane, gas, oil or kerosene) to heat your home. oNever operate a generator in the home, garage, basement or any other enclosed area. oStart lawn mowers and snow blowers outside, not inside the garage. oNever run your vehicle in the garage, even with the garage door open. oNever use a barbecue grill inside your home, on an enclosed porch or in your garage. oInstall an Underwriters Laboratory (UL) approved CO detector with a powerful audible alarm. The best models plug into a standard electrical outlet and have important features such as a rechargeable battery backup (in case of a power outage), a digital display of the amount of CO currently present, a memory function that tracks the highest level of CO recorded over a period of time and an end of life feature that alerts the customer when it should be replaced. SOURCE Consumers Energy Website: http://www.consumersenergy.com Contact: Media: Terry DeDoes, +1-517-374-2159, or Dan Bishop, +1-517-788-2395
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Sometimes a hit on the head is just what the doctor ordered.
Sometimes a hit on the head is just what the doctor ordered.
Not to make light of Trent Edwards' second concussion in the past two seasons, but the Bills beleaguered third-year QB might just benefit from the time off.
Given the advantage of a well-placed bye, Edwards has enjoyed two weeks of practice in preparation for Sunday's matchup with the Titans. Perhaps more importantly, the time away from the field (and away from the "protection" of the Bills porous offensive line) has given Edwards the chance to step back and catch his breath after the brutal 1-4 start to the season.
During Buffalo's three-game losing streak before the concussion, Edwards completed just 50 of 92 passes, with interceptions outnumbering touchdowns five to one. Although the Bills were able to win two of the three games in Edwards' absence, the offense continued to sputter along like a beat up truck — brief fits of functionality mixed with long bouts of frustrating disrepair.
Backup Ryan Fitzpatrick's performance, though competant at times, did nothing to warrant a full-time audition for the position of "quarterback of the future."
No, that role still belongs to Edwards, for better or worse. The Stanford product has to be smart enough to realize that his future in Buffalo likely hinges upon the progress he shows over the final eight games. That's half a season, eight games to either stake his claim as a legitimate franchise quarterback, or become yet another link in the long chain of Jim?Kelly's successors that have failed to stick in Buffalo.
If Edwards fails, it is very likely that his biggest supporter, Dick Jauron, will go down with him. Edwards will still be under contract in 2010, but any upheaval on the coaching staff (or in the front office) would probably spell the end of his tenure in Buffalo. Newly hired coaches have no loyalty to holdovers, especially at the quarterback position (see Quinn, Brady).
Before the concussion, Edwards' struggles had him edging dangerously close to having fans call for his head (no pun intended). The injury provided a temporary reprieve, both on and off the field.
The respite allowed Buffalo's starter the opportunity to assess his early season performance. In a Wednesday press conference, Edwards alluded to how his fundamentals — accuracy, footwork, defensive reads — needed improvement, saying "those things can kind of get out of whack when you start losing football games."
For the sake of Edwards, Jauron and the Bills 2009 season, those things had better get back "in whack," or the Buffalo Bills will soon be looking for a new quarterback and head coach ... again.
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