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- Things That Go Bump In The Night - by Submitted on Oct 12, 2008 from Steve KovacsIt’s two in the morning and you’ve just turned off the horror movie you’ve watched for the last two hours. It wasn’t great, but you just couldn’t seem to stop watching it. You’re exhausted and can hardly keep your eyes open as you head towards your bedroom. For some reason you feel tense as you ...
Views: 1270 - The Five Second Rule . . . Not For Food But For Safety! - by Submitted on Oct 12, 2008 from Steve KovacsMost everyone knows about the five-second rule. This unwritten rule says that when you’re cooking or preparing a piece of food and it falls to the ground and it stays no longer than five seconds, it’s okay to serve or eat it. Six or seven seconds—throw it away, but five seconds ...
Views: 1420 - How Not To Panic And Freeze During Times Of Tragedy - by Submitted on Nov 05, 2007 from Steve KovacsIn the last two years there have been several shocking attacks caught on video of people being attacked and beaten while nearby adults did absolutely nothing to help out. Find out how not to panic and freeze when confronted by violence against you or others In the last two years there have ...
Views: 1892 - Stalking: What You Should Know And How To Protect Yourself - by Submitted on Oct 31, 2007 from Steve KovacsRecently, a stalker viciously killed a young female college student bringing national media attention to a problem that is always with us—quite often though, in the shadows, away from our consciousness. While stalking rarely leads to murder, it can and does lead to assault, harassment and ...
Views: 1477 - The Five Second Rule . . . Not For Food But For Safety! - by Submitted on Oct 23, 2007 from Steve KovacsMost everyone knows about the five-second rule. This unwritten rule says that when you’re cooking or preparing a piece of food and it falls to the ground and it stays no longer than five seconds, it’s okay to serve or eat it. Six or seven seconds—throw it away, but five seconds or under, it’s ...
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