http://url.amuso.com/smile
$1 donated to cancer research for each smile so click the link & enter your pic. Show your support because we are all in this battle together.

All proceeds donated to Brigham   more...and Women's Hospital, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School. Please spread the word!

Thank You :)  less

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http://wwwBeatCancerDietKit.com Discover alternative cancer treatment, cancer diet & the steps to help prevent cancer, prevent its recurrence, or support patients during and after treatment.

http://wwwBeatCancerDietKit.com Discover alternative cancer treatment, cancer diet & the steps to help prevent cancer, prevent its recurrence, or support patients during and after treatment.

http://wwwBeatCancerDietKit.com Discover alternative cancer treatment, cancer diet & the steps to help prevent cancer, prevent its recurrence, or support patients during and after treatment.

http://wwwBeatCancerDietKit.com Discover alternative cancer treatment, cancer diet & the steps to help prevent cancer, prevent its recurrence, or support patients during and after treatment.

This year, more than 1.5 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer and more than a half a million will die of the disease. Furthermore, cancer is responsible for one in every four deaths in our   more...country. However, research shows that as many as 7 in 10 cancer deaths can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes.
There are four simple things everyone can do each day to reduce their risk of cancer.
• Eat Well
• Be Active
• Don’t Smoke & Avoid Tobacco
• Get Screened

Too many Americans are unaware that they have the power to reduce their risk of cancer by taking these small steps.
This is why C-Change, a coalition of the country’s key cancer leaders has partnered with the Ad Council to develop a communications program that utilizes the collective strengths of the 130 C-Change members from the public, private, and non-profit sectors to address Americans with consistent, evidence-based messages about reducing their risk of cancer. Through extensive research C-Change has developed a series of cancer prevention and early detection messages that have been proven to change the minds and hearts of the public.
This initiative encourages all C-Change members and partners to incorporate these messages into their own communications programs. This includes advertising, marketing, or any form of communications with their constituents and the general public.  less

This year, more than 1.5 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer and more than a half a million will die of the disease. Furthermore, cancer is responsible for one in every four deaths in our   more...country. However, research shows that as many as 7 in 10 cancer deaths can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes.
There are four simple things everyone can do each day to reduce their risk of cancer.
• Eat Well
• Be Active
• Don’t Smoke & Avoid Tobacco
• Get Screened

Too many Americans are unaware that they have the power to reduce their risk of cancer by taking these small steps.
This is why C-Change, a coalition of the country’s key cancer leaders has partnered with the Ad Council to develop a communications program that utilizes the collective strengths of the 130 C-Change members from the public, private, and non-profit sectors to address Americans with consistent, evidence-based messages about reducing their risk of cancer. Through extensive research C-Change has developed a series of cancer prevention and early detection messages that have been proven to change the minds and hearts of the public.
This initiative encourages all C-Change members and partners to incorporate these messages into their own communications programs. This includes advertising, marketing, or any form of communications with their constituents and the general public.  less

This year, more than 1.5 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer and more than a half a million will die of the disease. Furthermore, cancer is responsible for one in every four deaths in our   more...country. However, research shows that as many as 7 in 10 cancer deaths can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes.
There are four simple things everyone can do each day to reduce their risk of cancer.
• Eat Well
• Be Active
• Don’t Smoke & Avoid Tobacco
• Get Screened

Too many Americans are unaware that they have the power to reduce their risk of cancer by taking these small steps.
This is why C-Change, a coalition of the country’s key cancer leaders has partnered with the Ad Council to develop a communications program that utilizes the collective strengths of the 130 C-Change members from the public, private, and non-profit sectors to address Americans with consistent, evidence-based messages about reducing their risk of cancer. Through extensive research C-Change has developed a series of cancer prevention and early detection messages that have been proven to change the minds and hearts of the public.
This initiative encourages all C-Change members and partners to incorporate these messages into their own communications programs. This includes advertising, marketing, or any form of communications with their constituents and the general public.  less

This year, more than 1.5 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer and more than a half a million will die of the disease. Furthermore, cancer is responsible for one in every four deaths in our   more...country. However, research shows that as many as 7 in 10 cancer deaths can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes.
There are four simple things everyone can do each day to reduce their risk of cancer.
• Eat Well
• Be Active
• Don’t Smoke & Avoid Tobacco
• Get Screened

Too many Americans are unaware that they have the power to reduce their risk of cancer by taking these small steps.
This is why C-Change, a coalition of the country’s key cancer leaders has partnered with the Ad Council to develop a communications program that utilizes the collective strengths of the 130 C-Change members from the public, private, and non-profit sectors to address Americans with consistent, evidence-based messages about reducing their risk of cancer. Through extensive research C-Change has developed a series of cancer prevention and early detection messages that have been proven to change the minds and hearts of the public.
This initiative encourages all C-Change members and partners to incorporate these messages into their own communications programs. This includes advertising, marketing, or any form of communications with their constituents and the general public.  less

This year, more than 1.5 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer and more than a half a million will die of the disease. Furthermore, cancer is responsible for one in every four deaths in our   more...country. However, research shows that as many as 7 in 10 cancer deaths can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes.
There are four simple things everyone can do each day to reduce their risk of cancer.
• Eat Well
• Be Active
• Don’t Smoke & Avoid Tobacco
• Get Screened

Too many Americans are unaware that they have the power to reduce their risk of cancer by taking these small steps.
This is why C-Change, a coalition of the country’s key cancer leaders has partnered with the Ad Council to develop a communications program that utilizes the collective strengths of the 130 C-Change members from the public, private, and non-profit sectors to address Americans with consistent, evidence-based messages about reducing their risk of cancer. Through extensive research C-Change has developed a series of cancer prevention and early detection messages that have been proven to change the minds and hearts of the public.
This initiative encourages all C-Change members and partners to incorporate these messages into their own communications programs. This includes advertising, marketing, or any form of communications with their constituents and the general public.  less

Determining how to reduce the chances of developing breast cancer is a personal decision. In this story, you'll meet one woman who took a very bold approach to reducing her risk.

http://url.amuso.com/smile
$1 donated to cancer research for each smile so click the link & enter your pic. Show your support because we are all in this battle together.

All proceeds donated to Brigham   more...and Women's Hospital, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School. Please spread the word!

Thank You :)  less

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<a href="http://www.emfnews.org/chipcategory.html">EMF Protection Products</a> <a href="http://www.emfnews.org/headset.html">Airtube Headsets</a> The frequency   more...power of wireless headsets rivals that of microwave ovens, which also operate at 2.4 GHz” Fact: Frequency and power are two separate things. Something can operate on a frequency. The amount of POWER required is something a little different. Wherever this information came from is flawed for this very FACT. As well, one cannot compare a microwave to a cell phone or Bluetooth for that matter because the POWER required is significantly more. Example a modern day microwave that cooks food requires 1100 watts. However, the Bluetooth signal at 1 milliwatt is extremely low (hence the lower range), compared to some cell phones, which may emit up to 3 watts. The signal is also transmitted throughout a space and not in a single, powerful beam. Bluetooth radiation is considered far less bothersome than cell phone radiation. Do you see why Bluetooth could Not have the implications these idiots are saying? I want to be clear: because something operates on the same frequency does not mean that it has the power to COOK. Ultimately that is what radiation is. This next statement takes the wind out of anyone’s sails who thinks a headset with a wire is better than Bluetooth, because the fact is the wire IS an antenna! “What about using a hands-free kit to keep the phone away from my head? Answer: Hands-free kits are currently used for convenience, by law in some states while driving a vehicle and mostly by concerned cell phone users who want to keep the phone away from their head because of concern about radiation. However in studies and tests of many of the hands-free kits by scientists and consumer groups in Europe, they found that the wire from the ear piece acts as an aerial and actually increases the radiation by three times.” <a href="http://www.emfnews.org/qlinks.html">Cell Tower Protection</a>  less

<a href="http://www.emfnews.org/chipcategory.html">EMF Protection Products</a> <a href="http://www.emfnews.org/headset.html">Airtube Headsets</a> In a study   more...done jointly by U.S. and Danish researchers the offspring of mothers who used a cell phone during pregnancy showed a dramatic increase in behavior issues such as hyperactivity and emotional problems. The cell phone only had to be used two or three times a day during the pregnancy so it wasn't as if these moms were spending hours and hours on their cell phones. Translation: it didn't take much "exposure" in the way of proximity to cause this. And get this. Among those children who had also used a cell phone by age 7 the incidence of behavior problems was 80% higher! Researchers were completely surprised and have no explanation for the findings at this point. It isn't a proximity issue for the fetus since the majority of mothers carried their cell phones in a bag or purse during their pregnancy and not on their bodies. So it apparently has nothing to do with how close the phone was to the body. The study also showed these children were 25% more at risk for emotional problems, 34% more likely to have difficulties relating to their peers, 35% more likely to be hyperactive, and 49% more likely to have conduct problems. It's also worth noting in this study that 30% of Danish seven-year olds were already using a cell phone! That's right! 30%! Now why does a seven-year old need a cell phone in the first place? I hope you'll share this information with all the pregnant moms you know. FYI the study is scheduled to be published in the July 2008 issue of the journal Epidemiology. <a href="http://www.emfnews.org/qlinks.html">Cell Tower Protection</a> <a href="http://www.emfnews.org/cell-phone-radiation-book.html">Educational Cell Phone Ebook</a>  less

<a href="http://www.emfnews.org/chipcategory.html">EMF Protection Products</a> <a href="http://www.emfnews.org/headset.html">Airtube Headsets</a> HOW TO MINIMIZE   more...CELLPHONE RADIATION EXPOSURE Experts say cellphones are here to stay, whether health risks are proven or not, and that many people will spend the majority of their lives using them. To minimize lifetime exposure to cell radiation, here are precautionary measures users can take: Use an earpiece instead of holding the device to your head, particularly for longer conversations. Keep conversations to a minimum. Avoid long conversations in locations, such as rural areas or enclosed areas, where a cellphone's network signal is weak. A weak signal makes the phone emit more power so it can connect to a faraway cell tower. If you buy your preteen or young teenager a phone, make sure he or she follows the above precautionary measures. <a href="http://www.emfnews.org/qlinks.html">Cell Tower Protection</a> <a href="http://www.emfnews.org/cell-phone-radiation-book.html">Educational Cell Phone Ebook</a>  less

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This year, more than 1.5 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer and more than a half a million will die of the disease. Furthermore, cancer is responsible for one in every four deaths in our   more...country. However, research shows that as many as 7 in 10 cancer deaths can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes.
There are four simple things everyone can do each day to reduce their risk of cancer.
• Eat Well
• Be Active
• Don’t Smoke & Avoid Tobacco
• Get Screened

Too many Americans are unaware that they have the power to reduce their risk of cancer by taking these small steps.
This is why C-Change, a coalition of the country’s key cancer leaders has partnered with the Ad Council to develop a communications program that utilizes the collective strengths of the 130 C-Change members from the public, private, and non-profit sectors to address Americans with consistent, evidence-based messages about reducing their risk of cancer. Through extensive research C-Change has developed a series of cancer prevention and early detection messages that have been proven to change the minds and hearts of the public.
This initiative encourages all C-Change members and partners to incorporate these messages into their own communications programs. This includes advertising, marketing, or any form of communications with their constituents and the general public.  less

http://wwwBeatCancerDietKit.com Discover the cancer soy connection, cancer diet & the steps to help prevent cancer, prevent its recurrence, or support patients during and after treatment.

http://wwwBeatCancerDietKit.com Discover alternative cancer treatment, cancer diet & the steps to help prevent cancer, prevent its recurrence, or support patients during and after treatment.

Since 1944, Smokey Bear has been the symbol of the protection of America's forests. More than 60 years later, he is still wearing his blue jeans, but his trademark line has received an update. It's   more...now: "Only You Can Prevent Wildfires." And for good reason- the destruction of land by fire has expanded beyond just the forest.

"Wildfire" refers to any uncontrolled, outdoor fire. The year 2000 marked one of the greatest acreage losses to wildfire since 1957. Eight million acres burned that year (about the size of New Hampshire), and of that more than 3 million acres were lost due to fires caused by humans.

To renew the important message of wildfire prevention to Americans, Smokey has recently enlisted the help of Bambi. Smokey has an experienced partner in Bambi, who was actually the first face of the forest fire prevention message in 1942. FCB-Southern California, who has worked on the campaign since the beginning, featured Bambi on posters to remind us to be careful with our forests. The latest spots featuring Bambi ask us all to "Don't Let Our Forests Become Once Upon a Time."

All the PSAs direct people to www.smokeybear.com to learn all about wildfires and how we can protect our forests.  less

Since 1944, Smokey Bear has been the symbol of the protection of America's forests. More than 60 years later, he is still wearing his blue jeans, but his trademark line has received an update. It's   more...now: "Only You Can Prevent Wildfires." And for good reason- the destruction of land by fire has expanded beyond just the forest.

"Wildfire" refers to any uncontrolled, outdoor fire. The year 2000 marked one of the greatest acreage losses to wildfire since 1957. Eight million acres burned that year (about the size of New Hampshire), and of that more than 3 million acres were lost due to fires caused by humans.

To renew the important message of wildfire prevention to Americans, Smokey has recently enlisted the help of Bambi. Smokey has an experienced partner in Bambi, who was actually the first face of the forest fire prevention message in 1942. FCB-Southern California, who has worked on the campaign since the beginning, featured Bambi on posters to remind us to be careful with our forests. The latest spots featuring Bambi ask us all to "Don't Let Our Forests Become Once Upon a Time."

All the PSAs direct people to www.smokeybear.com to learn all about wildfires and how we can protect our forests.  less

An estimated one million families will face foreclosure this year. Not only do foreclosures have a disastrous financial impact on a family, but they also have harsh consequences for entire communities.   more... Just one or two boarded-up homes can send a residential block into a downward spiral, driving down property values and leading to increased crime, rundown schools, and flagging economic growth.

Studies show that roughly 50% of delinquent borrowers avoid contact with their lender hoping the problem will go away. Further, more than 6 in 10 delinquent homeowners are not aware of services that mortgage lenders can offer a person behind in their mortgage.

This campaign will encourage homeowners at risk of losing their homes to call 888-995-HOPE, where they will find quality counseling and financial advice from a trusted, third-party nonprofit on the opportunities available to avoid foreclosure.  less