Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Today's dinner: Lemon Poppy Chicken Breasts. My recipe: http://ping.fm/uJtZv

Sunday, September 14, 2008

Writing an internet mkt'g ebook today and making beef dip sandwiches for dinner. These are SO awesome. My recipe: http://ping.fm/IU52B

Saturday, September 13, 2008

New SeanSEO post: Do You Ping? http://ping.fm/Jum2z

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Today: writing about charity, pollution, internet marketing and candida. Editing about hypnosis and appliances. Plus lots of delegating!!

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

HealthNiche has moved

Healthniche has moved to:

http://healthniche.ca


Hope to see you there!!

Help! There's Asbestos in My House

Asbestos is frightening. People hear about Asbestos, Asbestosis and Mesothelioma and law suits and it's frightening when you find out there is asbestos in your house. Should you remove it?

Removing Asbestos

If it can be safely removed, there are companies that will do this for you. In many cases it makes more sense to leave it undisturbed. There was a time when a lot of different products were made with this product so if you have an older house it could be in your walls, your attic and even your floor tiles could be made with it. Until it goes airborne, it really doesn't pose a risk. A person who can remove asbestos has a special license. Do not attempt to remove it yourself!

In many cases, it makes sense to simply cover up the asbestos so that the fibers cannot be disturbed and go airborne. The problem with asbestos-related illnesses is that they can take twenty or more years to show up and symptoms can be asthma, bronchitis or pneumonia like.

If you suspect there is asbestos in your home, school or work place talk to your local environmental agency to find out what should be done to protect your health.

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Should You Random Drug Test Your Teen?

Parenting is the toughest gig in the world and today kids seem to be growing up ultra fast. How do parents ensure that their kids are healthy and safe? Health starts at home and awareness is something we can share with our kids about what they eat and drink and fill their lives with. A healthy foundation can go a long way in life.

In terms of drugs and teenagers, it's important to let your child know that you won't be an ostrich and stick your head in the sand where they're concerned. Communicate with your kids and know who their friends are. Give them the tools to make decisions instead of simply following the crowd and succumbing to peer pressure.

If necessary, tell your teens that if they are caught with drugs even once, they'll be subjected to random drug testing with consequences if results indicate drug use.