National Radon Action Month
January is National Radon Action Month.
The UGA Radon Education Program urges residents to take action by testing their homes for radon. Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers.
Because radon is invisible and odorless, people tend to downplay the health effects and ignore the possibility of this silent killer in their home.
Homes with elevated radon can be fixed and new homes ...
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the hamper dilemma
So, I have been married for six months now. I absolutely love my husband, but I just cannot get the man to put his clothes in the hamper. He makes nice, neat little piles next to the hamper. I've tried not washing things that are not in the hamper, but then I just can't walk through a room without falling into a giant mound of ripe boxers and button-downs. Ladies--I need suggestions. Should I make ...
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So, I have been married for six months now. I absolutely love my husband, but I just cannot get the man to put his clothes in the hamper. He makes nice, neat little piles next to the hamper. I've tried not washing things that are not in the hamper, but then I just can't walk through a room without falling into a giant mound of ripe boxers and button-downs. Ladies--I need suggestions. Should I make ...
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Our first Christmas
I have to say my husband did very well this year. I liked everything he gave me--especially my new leather jacket (sorry PETA). My mom gave us a First Christmas ornament for our tree, which he set up all by himself. We decorated it together on the day after Thanksgiving. We exchanged gifts on Christmas Eve because the weekend before and Christmas day and weekend were spent traveling to different states. I think opening our ...
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I have to say my husband did very well this year. I liked everything he gave me--especially my new leather jacket (sorry PETA). My mom gave us a First Christmas ornament for our tree, which he set up all by himself. We decorated it together on the day after Thanksgiving. We exchanged gifts on Christmas Eve because the weekend before and Christmas day and weekend were spent traveling to different states. I think opening our ...
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Searching for answers
By no means am I an expert on all things mommy.
I'm not a newbie to this mommy thing-I have an 8 year old and a 4 year old- but I'm not a seasoned professional either.
This is the first year both of my kids are in extra-curricular activities, hence my need for help.
At the beginning of the new year, we have to become a well-oiled and organized machine, and I ...
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By no means am I an expert on all things mommy.
I'm not a newbie to this mommy thing-I have an 8 year old and a 4 year old- but I'm not a seasoned professional either.
This is the first year both of my kids are in extra-curricular activities, hence my need for help.
At the beginning of the new year, we have to become a well-oiled and organized machine, and I ...
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Bring Back the Guillotine
It is terrible to have such a thought the week before Christmas, but less so than the disclosure of Bernard Madoff's Fifty Billion Dollar Ponzi scheme.
Madoff, a former Chair of NASDAQ, enjoyed great wealth and privilege by abusing the public trust. He left in his wake bankrupt charitable foundations, crippled universities, newly impoverished families, and further-weakened international financial institutions. It is hard for most of us to even comprehend the value ...
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It is terrible to have such a thought the week before Christmas, but less so than the disclosure of Bernard Madoff's Fifty Billion Dollar Ponzi scheme.
Madoff, a former Chair of NASDAQ, enjoyed great wealth and privilege by abusing the public trust. He left in his wake bankrupt charitable foundations, crippled universities, newly impoverished families, and further-weakened international financial institutions. It is hard for most of us to even comprehend the value ...
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