Updates From Ruby Hawk

Monday, June 27, 2011

Cell Phones and Cancer Risks | Socyberty

Using your cellphone is dangerous and increases your risk of brain cancer according to scientific studies. Your brain is right behind your ear and is absorbing radiation while your cellphone is against your ear. Scientific studies have been going on since the advent of cellphones but more and more evidence is accumulating to support the theory. There are some steps you can take to reduce the risk other than throwing your cellphone away, which would be the only way to avoid any risk of radiation caused cancer.

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Meningococcal Disease | Healthmad

Meningococcal disease is a devastating bacterial disease that kills one out of every seven children and adolescents it strikes. Those who escape death end up with amputations and terrible damage to their organs. The kicker is that it’s preventable with a free vaccination at every health department.

Saturday, June 25, 2011

Learn How to Draw | Quazen

If you have always wanted to draw, it’s time to pick up your pencil and start doodling. Almost everything starts out with the basic shape of circles, squares, rectangles, cylinders, ovals and the ordinary shapes we see every day. Warm up with hand and shoulder exercises. Find the most relaxed, comfortable position to hold your pencil

Friday, June 24, 2011

Better Than Your Moms Cheese Sandwiches | Notecook

Better Than Your Moms Cheese Sandwiches | Notecook

Remember those drippy gooey cheese sandwiches mom used to make. Could anything else ever be so delicious? You think not? Well, get a load of these. Take a big bite of one of these cheese sandwiches and you will think you’ve died and gone to heaven. They are so dressed with fillings, you can make a meal off just one. Have an apple for desert to top it off.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Don’t Throw Away Good Nutrition | Gomestic

Some cooks throw away good nutritious foods that could be used to feed families. Don’t do that. Use all food stuff wisely and save your money for necessary things. These small things add up more than you think. Stale crackers, bread ends, clean vegetable peelings and much more can all be put to good use.

Herbal Remedies Alternative Treatments | Healthmad

Our forefathers used herbs for treatments, sometimes with very good results. They can still be helpful today if we grow them ourselves or know the manufacture is trustworthy. Many herbs in health stores or on the internet do not contain the ingredients listed on the packaging, so be careful when you buy herbs and supplements. If you do decide to take them consult your doctor. Some herbs react badly with other medications.

Simple Steps to Writing Your Story | Writinghood

Have you set down to write a story that you saw clearly in your mind, the characters, personalities, their speech and actions? But on the page it didn’t come out the way you intended. All writers have this experience. There is a huge gap between your imagination and the written word. It’s one of the best reasons to read as many books as possible to see how other writers fill the gap.