What is Lead-Poisoning
Lead poisoning is a medical condition, also known as saturnism, plumbism or painter's colic, caused by increased blood serum lead levels. The symptoms of lead poisoning include neu...
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Monday November 30, 2009
Inspirational
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Ok, I have been teaching human anatomy and physiology for 8 years now. Every time we do the bones and we are looking at the pelvis, I point out the pubic symphasis. This is a bar of cartilage that joins your left and right side and occurs right in the middle in the front. EVERY time I mention that this "softens" during pregnancy to allow the pelvic bones to spread fart...
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I've made it below 190! I'm halfway to my goal! I don't know if it's the decongestant dehydrating me or the South Beach modified phase 1 (I can't do eggs for breakfast...mlid allergy... so I'm doing phase 2 breakfasts), but I'll take it!1 Recommendation2 Comments
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If you have an opportunity, jump over to Jennifer Weiner's blog and read about her latest trip with her 5 yo and 3 yo. TOO FUNNY!
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So today is the 9th anniversary of when Jon asked me out and the 8th anniversary of when he asked me to marry him! We call it Armadillo Day. Here's our story... warning... be prepared for some nerdiness...
Fall of 1999, I was starting grad school here at Auburn. My first week here and I'm running around trying to figure out classes, e-mail, and basically how everything wo...1 Recommendation1 Comment -
Oh I so love this age in ways!
So about 3:30 this afternoon our power went out. I think a transformer blew b/c I heard an explosion. We aren't far from the substation, so who knows. While the power was out Brian went to the fridge to get something to drink. "Oh no! Light out!" I explained that was b/c we had no power and to make sure he closed the door q...1 Recommendation1 Comment -
Today's CPSCs recalls
The book Wiring Complete, Expert Advice from Start to Finish
Why?
The books contain several errors in the technical diagrams that could lead consumers to incorrectly install or repair electrical wiring, posing an electrical shock hazard to consumers.
So much for the Experts! A lesson in humility for all of us!1 Recommendation1 Comment -
Brian is going through a phase right now where we can't touch his plate after he gets down from the table. We can't feed his leftovers to the dogs, we can't even remove his plate from the table (probably because it usually goes to the floor for the dogs!) Today we finished painting the living room and hallway and after a quick dinner we thought we'd have some cake for ...1 Recommendation1 Comment
