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Monday, September 28, 2009

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Be Safe from an Epidemic

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Epidemics. They can be as small as an outbreak of the flu, or as big as the Black Plague. There are some ways to be mostly safe from these illnesses, follow this and you will be prepared to combat the problem when it hits.

1. Make sure you know what type of sickness it is and if you have had it before. If you know this, then you can tell how much caution you should take.
2. Know who has this illness and what precautions they are taking to not spread it.
3. Get the vaccines for the illness. Many times, clinics will give out free shots to the public to help protect people from the epidemic.
4. Take proper precautions and listen to the news for info on the spread of the disease. Keeping informed may pay off in the long run.

Wash your hands often to prevent the spread of germs.
One city in China had to wear surgical masks by law if they didn't have the dangerous flu virus that was going around.
Be calm and live your life like you normally would.
Some epidemics can be deadly. Take extra precautions while dealing with these.

Things You'll Need
* Shots
* Surgical Mask (if outbreak is at a deadly level)
* Info about the disease

Become a Pharmacy Technicians

Friday, September 25, 2009

The individual that retrieved your prescription or processed your insurance is a pharmacy technician. While the pharmacist is busy filling prescriptions, the pharmacy technician provides necessary assistance throughout the pharmacy.

1. Enroll in an accredited career-training school. You need to get a proper educational foundation. Take the first step and enroll in a pharmacy technician course. No time to travel to a classroom? Need to keep your current job? Taking a pharmacy technician online course is the perfect way to prepare for your new career, with the flexibility to focus on your life. Study any time, anywhere with a course that is convenient and self paced.
2. Become certified. Make sure that the pharmacy technician course you choose provides the knowledge you need to prepare for the certification exam. By taking the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) certification exam, you will provide you pharmacy technician career with increased opportunities.
3. Start your pharmacy technician career.- Once you finish your pharmacy technician online course and become certified, you will be prepared to join a pharmacy team anywhere in the nation. Choose to work alongside a licensed pharmacist in a hospital, community pharmacy, outpatient clinic, nursing home or pharmaceutical organization.

The pharmacy technician course includes 120 hours of study - the amount of time you can spend each week will determine how soon you can start your pharmacy technician career. If you study 10 hours each week, you will finish your course within three months. You will then need to prepare for and sit for the certification exam.
In a short period of time, you will be prepared to start your pharmacy technician career. You will be prepared to help licensed pharmacists provide medication and other health care products to patients. Your day will include counting and measuring medication, managing inventories, and completing pharmaceutical dosage forms - all on a part or full-time basis. Does a pharmacy technician career sound good to you? Get started today with a pharmacy technician online course - study at home with a course that fits your life.

Know Which Fish to Put Together in a Tank

Thursday, September 24, 2009

It can be confusing when you can't figure out which fish will be compatible with that fish. Here's how to pair up freshwater fish.Most freshwater "community" fish can be together such as tetras, danios, guppies, mollies, platies, rasboras, corys, swordtails, along with angel fish, and Dwarf cichlids (not African cichlids). Fortunately, they all eat the same food; any tropical flakes or pellets. Frozen bloodworms and mini shrimp are good as well. Don't put female and male livebearers together as they will breed, unless you want fry (baby fish).

Tiger Barbs are aggressive, so they might beat others up that are in the tank. This can be avoided by keeping a school of 6 or more. NOTE: although Tiger barbs can be aggressive, most other barbs like Cherry Barbs are peaceful animals. Schooling fish should be kept in schools (6 or more) of each species. They will be much happier this way. It doesn't matter what age or size community fish are; they will flow nicely together, as long as you control quantity. There is a whole other group of freshwater fish, called aggressive. Fish in this group are: Tiger barbs, many cichlids, some gouramis, sharks, and eels. These fish shouldn't really ever be put in with community fis without attention, caution and care on your part.. Particularly the slow moving ones with long tails. They will nip their tails and fins off, and often times kill them easily. Bettas can never be placed in a community tank. The schooling fish will soon start to nip their fins, and the Bettas may become aggressive with other fish.

If you don't know if you can put a fish in with another, it's best to do some research.Rule of thumb, if a fish fits into another fish's mouth they are not suitable tank mates.

Never put small fish with big fish.If you mix small fry(baby fish) with lurking predators like bettas, You'll wind up with plump predators.Remember that MANY fish are predators. ALWAYS research fish species before you buy them - the store owners often give out false information.

Lake Union Boats Afloats Show

Friday, September 18, 2009

Wednesday, my day was not that hectic. Boats show is going on at Lake Union, since my husband loves yacht we decided to go there check 'em out. It was not that crowded because the show was just started, but I bet today and for the rest of the weekend will be crowded down there. We looked at 4 yacht. I was liking the yacht name "Devotion" it was 3 story, there were five privates bedroom aside from the captain quarter and staff quarters. It is pretty big and if you are a boat person like me , you could live in it like a normal house. Actually it's like pent house, if you know what I mean (wink,wink).


Anywho,over all we had fun going through one yacht to another aside from the weather being so humid.

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