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Prepared by Bassam Mechammil
October 27, 2007
Health:
A- WHEN TO USE ICE OR HEAT ON AN INJURY? When to use ice or heat on an injury depends on how long ago an injury occurred. Use ice for the first 48 hours after an injury. Apply for twenty minutes, remove for twenty minutes, then repeat. Do not apply directly to the skin. Put a thin towel over the skin for protection. Use heat twenty minutes at a time at least 24 hours after a minor injury or 48 hours after a more serious one. Place a heat pack directly on the injured area and do not add pressure. Do not apply it to broken skin.
B- CELLULAR PHONE DANGER: The wire in the earpiece acts like an antenna and channels up three times as much electromagnetic radiation to the head as does a cell phone held to the ear. Few scientists believe that there is some danger from cell phone radiation, but a recent study found a link between cell phone use and brain tumors.
Personal:
A- HOW TO BLUFF LIKE A POKER PRO- Strategies:
Property tax:
One way to lower your property tax is to make sure to let the tax assessor’s office know one of these things that might qualify you.