
Sunday, February 28, 2010
"MARCHING INTO MARCH"

Sunday, February 21, 2010
DON'T TEXT AND DRIVE
At least while you're driving anyway. Not only is it safer, because you keep your attention on the road, but it's healthier. According to Dr. Oz here is some information regarding the use of cell phones and the risk of radiation these devices emit:Use a headset or speaker phone. No reliable data exist on the upper limit of safe talk time, but corded headsets can reduce any potential risk. These emit much less RF energy, and allow you to move the phone away from your body. One study shows that using a headset lowers radiation exposure eightfold.
Keep you phone out of your pocket. A study published last year in the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery linked cell phone radiation to decreased bone density in the pelvis, and a 2008 study conducted by the Cleveland Clinic found that it lowers fertility in men.
Stop talking while driving. In addition to creating a potentially deadly distraction, using your phone in the car forces your cell signal to jump between wireless towers. Since RF is highest when a connection with a tower is first established, talking while traveling can increase exposure.
Don't chat with a poor signal. The harder your phone has to work to get reception, the more radiation it emits. This is the reason you should avoid using so-called radiation shields (the shiny sticker that claim to block radiation); they actually force the phone to transmit at a higher power.
Commitments for the week of February 22-February 28:
Lori- No cell phone in the car. 3 runs this week.
Pam- Plenty of water and stretching.
Lisa- 3 workouts and portion control.
Shon- 4 f & v's daily.
Rachel- Slow way down and sweets and do 4 workouts
Sunday, February 14, 2010
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!

Friday, February 12, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
SNOW STORM




Little Rock experienced some unexpected accumulation of snow and ice Monday! It was a very wet, heavy snow mixed with rain so some trees went down. I only lost power for about 30 minutes, so that was good. All of the slush has refrozen overnight, so this morning is bad too. Overall, though, it was a beautiful day.







