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Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Symptoms Of Ebola & How Is It Spread

Some useful Information.

Ebola spreads in the community through human-to-human transmission, with infection resulting from direct contact (through broken skin or mucous membranes) with the blood, secretions, organs or other bodily fluids of infected people, and indirect contact with environments contaminated with such fluids.
Symptoms of the disease can start to show from two days after infection, but this can take up to 21 days. People are contagious for as long as their blood and other bodily fluids contain Ebola.
For the most part, early symptoms are similar to diseases like malaria and cholera, as well as the flu, which can mean the disease can be difficult to detect.

Symptoms of Ebola HF typically include:
  • Fever.
  • Headache.
  • Joint and muscle aches.
  • Weakness.
  • Diarrhea.
  • Vomiting.
  • Stomach pain.
  • Lack of appetite.
  • sore throat
  • rash
  •  Internal and external bleeding from the nose, mouth, ears and eyes
  • Reduced liver and kidney function
  • Trouble breathing
  • Bruising 


Biohazard Kit

Safetec Biohazard Universal Precaution Kit - Safetec Biohazard Universal Precaution Kit - Poly Bag - 17100 is something that we all should stock up on!
Safety Merchandise
 Personal Protective Equipment
 Respiratory, Hearing, Eye, Hand and Body protection

BE PREPARED!

Ebola can spread like 'forest fire,' US warns - Yahoo News

Ebola can spread like 'forest fire,' US warns - Yahoo News



This story is really blowing up all over. Watch Out!

What Is Ebola? Six Things You Need to Know - NBC News.com

What Is Ebola? Six Things You Need to Know - NBC News.com



More and more being said about this!

What Is Ebola? Six Things You Need to Know - NBC News.com

What Is Ebola? Six Things You Need to Know - NBC News.com



More and more being said about this! scayr

Tuesday, July 29, 2014

Mom's N Babe's Sewing Patterns & Cloth Diaper Store

Mom's N Babe's Sewing Patterns & Cloth Diaper Store



I have listed a lot more items in my store.



Sewing a lot of my own items and cloth diapers has saved this household a lot of money.





Outbreak of Ebola in Guinea | Ebola | CDC

Outbreak of Ebola in Guinea | Ebola | CDC



This is spreading fast! I am not sure if it is anything, or I just have no trust for the government anymore, but for them to come out and say that there are NO Cases of this in the US kind of makes me wonder!

Fulltime RV Living – Living in an RV with Kids – Full Time RVing

Fulltime RV Living – Living in an RV with Kids – Full Time RVing





Sharing this to read later. We are very seriously looking into doing this. We have been looking for rvs, wanting the "perfect " one. Has to be comfortable for us since it will be for full time living. We have looked at several used Coachman rvs. They look comfortable and roomy. Plus they have the vehicle built in so we don't need the added expense of a truck. Getting the financial stuff figured out and looking at pieces of land. Hope to have it all figured out by next spring. Wish us luck!

Monday, July 28, 2014

What is Ebola and Why Should We Care?

What is Ebola and Why Should We Care?

 



I am not sure why when I first saw the story about Ebola a couple of weeks ago it bothered me , but it did and for some reason I really think that we are not hearing the whole story. I just read also that they have shut Liberia's borders. ? That is scary! I really am watching this story. Especially with all of the illegal aliens coming into America. This could get bad fast! They are already bringing in TB and other things.

The Fiscal Cliff Cookbook - Eat Reasonably Well During The Apocalypse - With Social Commentary Cliff Notes

The Fiscal Cliff Cookbook - Eat Reasonably Well During The Apocalypse - With Social Commentary Cliff Notes was a free kindle book when this post was written.

Political satire, humor, essay, and cookbook. The Fiscal Cliff Cookbook is the world's greatest FISCAL CLIFF SOUVENIR and fusion cookbook of political satire and recipes. LIMITED TIME ONLY, just like the fiscal cliff itself?

Fiscal cliff this, budget deal that. We all could use a reasonably good meal and a few laughs.

(excerpt from The Fiscal Cliff Cookbook by Stephen R. Winter)

Catastrophic Default Pork And Beans

(If the future does not fare well, this recipe may in time become Catastrophic Default Beans.)

Pork and beans are a classic American dish. I picture hobos enjoying the fresh air while opening a can of pork and beans as their legs hang off a freight train box car.

Well that is a more pleasant thought than catastrophic anything else.

The numbers and adjectives being spoken by the faces on television are significant. Yet they are being repeated until we are all numb.
If this was a hurricane en route, people in the subject area would be implored to evacuate. But this is a moneycane, and this is home.

When we are blank in response to the word catastrophic; when we are unmoved by the officialized threat of the worst that all but the oldest among us have lived; when every night we look at our beautiful flat high definition television sets, and are told in beautiful, flat, high definition, that financial hell is coming, and none of us will find out how true that is until we are standing in it; when we are hammered with very real crap like this, every day, AS WE ARE, and then go to sleep as if it was all just a television show, then the question ought be asked, “what time would you like to be woken up?”

Oh, yeah, here’s a recipe for Catastrophic Default Pork And Beans.

Catastrophic Default Pork And Beans

Ingredients:

1. Boneless whole pork loin roast, approximately 3 pounds.
2. Canned pork and beans, approximately 45 ounces.
3. 1 large sweet onion.
4. 2 cups barbecue sauce.
5. ½ cup brown sugar.
6. 2 garlic cloves chopped up.

How To Cook It:

1. Cut the pork roast in half and place in a slow cooker.
2. Cut the onion into medium thin slices and place over the pork roast.
3. Mix the canned pork and beans, barbecue sauce, brown sugar, and garlic cloves in a bowl.
4. Pour the mix from the bowl over the pork roast.
5. Cover and cook for 7 hours on low.
6. Take the roast out and shred it.
7. Put the roast back in the slow cooker for 1 hour.
8. Step 8 is eating.

Please note that although pork and beans is often enjoyed with corn bread, this is Catastrophic Default Pork And Beans, thus the corn bread is left out.






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