Thursday, September 27, 2018
SMILE FOR THE DAY - OUT OF A CHILD'S MOUTH - THE TRUTH
Wednesday, September 26, 2018
Musical Memories for this evening - DON'T FORSAKE ME O'MY DARLING - FROM THE PICTURE HIGH NOON
High Noon is a 1952 American Western film produced by Stanley Kramer from a screenplay by Carl Foreman, directed by Fred Zinnemann, and starring Gary Cooper. The plot, depicted in real time, centers around a town marshal who is torn between his sense of duty and love for his new bride and who must face a gang of killers alone.
Though mired in controversy with political overtones at the time of its release, the film was nominated for seven Academy Awards and won four (Actor, Editing, Music-Score, and Music-Song) as well as four Golden Globe Awards (Actor, Supporting Actress, Score, and Cinematography-Black and White). The award-winning score was written by Russian-born composer Dimitri Tiomkin. The song was sung by Frankie Laine.
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Monday, September 24, 2018
Sunday, September 23, 2018
Saturday, September 22, 2018
Friday, September 21, 2018
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY - WHEN THE DEBATE IS LOST...
Thursday, September 20, 2018
ARTICLE - "THE 3 BEST BREAST CANCER PREVENTION TIPS FOR WOMEN AT ANY AGE
The 3 Best Breast Cancer Prevention Tips for Women at Any Age
by Dr. Veronique Desaulniers
From The Truth About Cancer website
Below is an excerpt from the article. To read the article in its entirety, which will explain each bulleted point, click on the link below:
ARTICLE SUMMARY:
- 85% of all breast cancer cases are caused by factors other than heredity, such as environmental toxins, bad eating habits, and stress.
- We all know that our bodies change as we get older. What might work for a 30 year old might not for a 60-year-old. Here are the top three breast cancer prevention tips you can follow to reduce your risk of breast cancer during each of your milestone decades.
- In your 30s:
- Get Into Healthy Habits
- Reduce the toxins around you
- Think twice about oral contraceptives
- In your 40s & 50s:
- Check your hormone levels
- Reduce stress
- Practice very early prevention
- In your 60s and beyond:
- Keep active! Retirement doesn’t have to mean being a couch potato
- Rethink calcium supplementation
- Practice emotional health
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Tuesday, September 18, 2018
ARTICLE - "YOUR SHOWER CAN BE SPOTLESS"
Dear Readers:
I use this handy household tip and it really works!
Mix Dish Soap with Just One Other
Ingredient and Your Shower Will Be Spotless
Article
from TIP HERO website
http://tiphero.com/2-ingredient-shower-cleaner/?ref=wn
The
shower is a difficult place to clean. Mostly because it continues to get grimy
no matter what you do. Oftentimes, we’ll let soap scum and other shower stains
sit and sit, whether it’s because of a lack of time or a lack of drive to
clean! Whatever the reason, shower stains that linger are very difficult to get
out. Well, don’t worry about the shape of your shower, because the Queen
of Clean has a brilliant shower cleaner that will work on any tough
shower stains!
This
miracle cleaner only requires two ingredients, both of which are easy to come
by – you probably have them under your kitchen sink right now! But when these
two cleaning products are mixed together, they create a super-cleaning product
that will make your shower sparkle like new.
Whether
you have tile, fiberglass, or faux marble in your shower, this DIY cleaning
product can get the job done. Here’s what you’ll need to get on your way to a
gloriously clean shower:
Materials
- 1 cup Dawn dishwasher soap
- 1 cup heated vinegar
- Funnel
- Spray bottle
- Sponge
Instructions
- Heat up your vinegar in the microwave or on the stove; it should only be warm to the touch, not scalding hot.
- Use a funnel to get both ingredients into your spray bottle.
- Roll the spray bottle around to combine the two ingredients.
- To use, spray a heavy coat of the mixture onto your shower wall. Use the scrubbing side of a sponge to gently rub the mixture in.
- Leave this spray to sit on your shower walls for 30 minutes.
- After 30 minutes, wash each wall one at a time with cold water.
If
you’re going to wash your shower floor, too (which might not be a bad
idea), make sure you clean this part last. The reason why is pretty straight
forward: this is a soap mixture, which means the ground is going to get
slippery. And we don’t want you to slip and fall in the shower!
When
making your miracle shower cleaner, make sure of two things:
- The vinegar should not be too hot when you’re heating it up! You don’t want it to be boiling or even get too hot that you can’t comfortably put a finger in the liquid. You’re simply heating it up.
- Do not shake the bottle to combine the two ingredients. Shaking the bottle will cause suds (remember, there’s dish soap in there) which is what we DO NOT want. Just roll the bottle in your hands to combine the mixture.
If
you’ve been struggling to find the perfect thing to rid your shower of soap
scum or hard water stains, give this easy miracle mixture a try.
This is
such a simple, inexpensive way to get your shower seriously clean!
And believe us, after letting this miracle cleaner soak on your shower
walls, your shower WILL be seriously clean.
Monday, September 17, 2018
LAUGH FOR THE DAY - WE ALL HAVE ONE - "THE MESSAGE TAKER"
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY - ADVICE ON LENDING YOUR CAR
ARTICLE - "14 UNEXPECTED ITEMS THAT CONTAIN TOXINS LIKE BPA"
14 Hidden Sources of Toxins in Plastics That You’re
Exposing Yourself to Every Day
Article from the TIP HERO website
Whether you
choose to jump on the plastic-free-lifestyle
bandwagon or not, you’re probably coming into contact with BPA and other toxic
chemicals on a daily basis in places that might
surprise you.
Wondering
just what
BPA is exactly? It stands for “bisphenol A” which is a chemical commonly
used in plastic and other products. It has been reported to be an endocrine disruptor
and possibly also raise blood pressure. It can cause such problems as
infertility, low sperm count, early puberty, asthma and even breast cancer.
BPA has been
shown to transfer to food and drinks that are stored in products that contain
this chemical. While you may already be avoiding plastic food containers and
plastic water bottles, there are many more products that contain BPA.
1. Canned Goods
BPA
is often used in the lining of canned food. It may be present in very high
amounts due to the high heat involved in the sterilization process. The best
idea is to skip canned food altogether and choose fresh or frozen food instead.
2. Receipts
Any
receipt printed on thermal paper may be lined with BPA. If a receipt contains
BPA and it’s recycled with other paper products, it can contaminate those paper
products as well. The safest choice is to skip the receipt.
3. Coffee Pots
BPA
can be found in many coffee pots, and this is of particular concern because of
the high heat involved
since heat can make the problem of BPA leaching into food and drinks even
worse.
4. Soda Cans
Many
soda cans have BPA in the lining. This is just one more reason to stop drinking soda.
5. Paper Cups
We
don’t often think of paper as a source of BPA. Many plastic cups are lined with
BPA, but many paper cups are too. It’s always a better option to drink out of a
reusable mug.
6. CDs and DVDs
Although
a small source of BPA, this is a good reason to ditch the CD or DVD library for
digital versions.
7. Dental Sealants
If your dentist recommends sealants, be sure to ask for BPA-free ones.
8. Toothbrushes
Many
toothbrushes are plastic. Be sure to choose one that’s BPA-free.
9. Toothpaste Tubes
Toothpaste
often comes in a plastic tube, and these tubes may contain BPA as well which
can leach into the toothpaste inside.
10. Baby Formula
Powdered
baby formula often comes in cans that may contain BPA in the lining. If
breastfeeding isn’t an option, look for baby formula that’s not packaged in a
can.
11. Plastic wrap
It’s
always a better idea to use parchment paper or a reusable container with a lid
that doesn’t contain BPA, like a glass or metal container. We love mason
jars.
12. Egg Cartons
Skip
eggs packaged in polystyrene containers and buy the ones in cardboard cartons
instead.
13. Carryout Containers at Restaurants
The
plastic or polystyrene containers many restaurants use for you to bring home
your leftovers may contain BPA. It’s a good idea to bring your own reusable
glass or metal container if you think you’re going to want to bring home
leftovers.
14. Plastic Toys
We
know babies and young children put everything in their mouths including their
toys. The plastic used to make many kids’ toys may contain BPA, so it’s better
to buy toys made out of wood, cloth and other non-plastic materials.
While this is not an exhaustive
list, we hope it helps you see the variety of products that have hidden toxins
inside. Which item on this list did you find the most surprising?
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