Hypothermia Symptoms to Watch for in the Elderly
The elderly are highly susceptible to hypothermia and can be harmed even at mild indoor temperatures. A drop of just a few degrees below normal can trigger severe symptoms as the body’s temperature regulation fails.
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Energy tips for hypothermia awareness and shading advice
The article advises consulting a physician for elderly or young children at risk of hypothermia and lists common symptoms such as confusion and shivering. It suggests energy saving by adding insulated curtains, daytime setbacks, and multiple light clothing layers, plus a Q&A on reducing draft around a skylight with an insulated shade.
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Scientist unveils higher capacity CD storage method
Knoxville based scientist Tuan Vo-Dinh explains Surface Enhanced Raman Optical Data Storage could store up to a terabyte on a single 12 inch CD far surpassing current limits. The technology uses reflected light and requires about 5 million dollars and two years to reach commercial viability with interest from Navy NASA National Archives and Air Force.
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Primer on Financial Management (D13181) by AARP
Advice for older women facing stressful life events highlights risky financial choices. The AARP offers a free 55 page guide covering record keeping investments credit taxes insurance wills and other money management issues.
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Six Pathways to Heaven First of a Legal Planning Series
A public law column outlines six paths for incapacity planning including do nothing joint tenancy power of attorney gift trust and conservatorship. It notes these are voluntary and not universally advisable and previews detailed future discussions by Theodore L. Kubicek a retired lawyer and author.
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Seattle subway project blends art with transit plan
The Seattle project worth 450 million dollars aims to ease future congestion with a 1.3 mile tunnel and six minute bus ride. Hybrid buses will switch from diesel to electric above ground, while stations double as art galleries to create a comfortable experience. City officials highlight a railless design and focus on aesthetic appeal.
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