Monday, August 16, 2010
Heat deaths at 10
Posted by Max Brantley on Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 11:20 AM
The state Health Department puts the number of heat-related deaths this summer in Arkansas at 10. It offers heat-survival tips. (I'm presuming most of those with Internet access also believe in air conditioning.)
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What ES mentioned yesterday...
"Protect your neck, face and head with a wide-brimmed hat"
I'm the proud owner of a Black Creek wide brim bamboo woven hat, made in USA, and sold locally at Ryans, a locally owned store.
That's quiet a feat in this outsourced day and age.
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Another example of how the global warming community are cowards. Here they have 10 martyrs of the global warming cause, all died because of not running their air conditioners, like a true global warming advocate should, yet silence in the global warming community on commending these soldiers that have died for their cause. Absolute shame on the global warming community.
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