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I took a day off yesterday. It wasn’t the fun kind of day off. (Though yeah, it is possible that some fun was had.) It was the kind of day off that you take when you realize that if you don’t stop working right this second you are going to get sick. I was going to have to take my father’s advice.

1. Shocked! As reported in the news, a trader who turned COOKING GAS CYLINDER into a natural gas vehicle (NGV) storage unit to power his van died hours after the tank exploded at a petrol station. The explosion is believed to have been caused by a spark from the engine, which was running at that time.

Please take 35 seconds to watch this video.  It could save your life and your home.  My dad was a fireman and I’ve always been afraid of (respected) fire.  Please watch and remember.

On Monday night Sexual Health Educator Alix Bacon from SaleemaNoon.com/ did a parent presentation at our school. Today and tomorrow she is presenting to our students in groups of 2-3 classes at a time. This is what I got out of the parent session… —– When talking about sex, two ideas really struck a chord with me: 1.

Caribbean Sailing Charters - Not Just For The Experienced Sailor By: Peter Crump Caribbean sailing charters are not all designed for those with sailing experience. If you want to charter the sailboat or yacht on your own, you will need to provide proof that you can handle the boat.

October 15, 2008 Being tied up really wasn’t something that interested me, but why someone would want to was something I have to say fascinated me.  I couldn’t really understand it because physically  constricting the movement of the body doesn’t cause sexual pleasure, unless it cuts off blood circulation to certain areas making them more sensitive and tender to the touch.

Quick Tips to give your child their best Halloween ever! Ideas parents can use to help their child have a fun, memorable, and safe Halloween. ¶ Posted 05 September 2008 † Steve Doss § Holidays ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: child safety, Halloween ideas, Halloween safety, karate lessons, Kids love

Teen drivers buckling up more than teen passengers by Sandy Maple Aug 29th 2008 11:00AM Just for moms, Teens & tweens, Just for dads, Health & safety, In the newsThere are few things as frightening for a parent as watching their child drive off behind the wheel of a car alone for the first time.

Here is 9 year old Jericho Scott.  He used to play baseball in New Haven, Conn.  He has been banned from playing.  He was told he’s to good to play and he should play somewhere else because he scares the other kids.

Knowledge of rope strength safety is important for P. E. teachers, playground planners, administrators, and anyone on a field trip using ropes for any purpose. I never thought about this important issue, until I was reading an article on this issue written by http://xtremesport4u.wordpress.com/ The article is so good, and so important, that I felt I could not do it justice rewriting it.