Comments for Church Wyble Blog http://www.churchwyble.com/blog Church Wyble - Lansing's Best Injury Lawyers Fri, 12 Nov 2010 06:31:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Lawmakers Seek to Ban K2 Amidst Fears Over Side Effects by k2 incense http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/2010/07/lawmakers-seek-to-ban-k2-amidst-fears-over-side-effects/comment-page-1/#comment-202 k2 incense Fri, 12 Nov 2010 06:31:31 +0000 http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/?p=555#comment-202 The side effects of the k2 are more or less unknown... It seems that the law makers are quick to judgement on this occurrence. The side effects of the k2 are more or less unknown… It seems that the law makers are quick to judgement on this occurrence.

]]> Comment on Lawmakers Seek to Ban K2 Amidst Fears Over Side Effects by k2 incense http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/2010/07/lawmakers-seek-to-ban-k2-amidst-fears-over-side-effects/comment-page-1/#comment-198 k2 incense Tue, 26 Oct 2010 13:31:49 +0000 http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/?p=555#comment-198 Of course there should be dui laws and such in place, as with alcohol, but whether or not someone uses this stuff should be a personal decision. Our government has far too much say as it is. Our citizens are being made into criminals over petty issues and our hard earned money is being wasted on housing them. We need to start demanding some of our freedoms back... Of course there should be dui laws and such in place, as with alcohol, but whether or not someone uses this stuff should be a personal decision. Our government has far too much say as it is. Our citizens are being made into criminals over petty issues and our hard earned money is being wasted on housing them. We need to start demanding some of our freedoms back…

]]> Comment on CPSC Recalls Trampolines Over Risk of Injury by Trampoline http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/2010/10/cpsc-recalls-trampolines-over-risk-of-injury/comment-page-1/#comment-195 Trampoline Tue, 19 Oct 2010 07:10:53 +0000 http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/?p=1042#comment-195 well its very necessary to have the quality of trampolines,i have trampolines at my home and its good i never face any problem with trampolines,so to buy trampoline just look at the quality criteria. well its very necessary to have the quality of trampolines,i have trampolines at my home and its good i never face any problem with trampolines,so to buy trampoline just look at the quality criteria.

]]> Comment on Driving With Unrestrained Pets in the Car Can Be as Dangerous as Texting While Driving by Erik Wood http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/2010/08/driving-with-unrestrained-pets-in-the-car-can-be-as-dangerous-as-texting-while-driving/comment-page-1/#comment-166 Erik Wood Tue, 24 Aug 2010 17:37:33 +0000 http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/?p=810#comment-166 I can understand how a rambunctious dog in a small car could be hazard but equating this to texting and driving trivializes the efforts to address a legitimate highway epidemic with what is arguably a driving anomaly. For every 6 seconds a driver spends texting, 4.6 of those seconds are with their eyes off the road, which makes texting the most dangerous cell phone activity anyone can engage in while operating a 5,000 pound piece of steel and glass. This activity produces 6,000 highway deaths a year and that number is rising. I decided to do something about it after my three year old daughter was nearly run down right in front of me by a texting driver last fall. Instead of an expensive shackle that locks down phones and alienates the user (especially teens) I built a tool that is a simple app for smartphones - low cost, no recurring fees. Many national and local organization are also fighting against texting and driving and I think the equation this article makes tends to erode their noble efforts Best, Erik Wood, owner OTTER LLC http://www.OTTERapp.com http://www.prlog.org/10871927.html I can understand how a rambunctious dog in a small car could be hazard but equating this to texting and driving trivializes the efforts to address a legitimate highway epidemic with what is arguably a driving anomaly. For every 6 seconds a driver spends texting, 4.6 of those seconds are with their eyes off the road, which makes texting the most dangerous cell phone activity anyone can engage in while operating a 5,000 pound piece of steel and glass. This activity produces 6,000 highway deaths a year and that number is rising.

I decided to do something about it after my three year old daughter was nearly run down right in front of me by a texting driver last fall. Instead of an expensive shackle that locks down phones and alienates the user (especially teens) I built a tool that is a simple app for smartphones – low cost, no recurring fees. Many national and local organization are also fighting against texting and driving and I think the equation this article makes tends to erode their noble efforts

Best,
Erik Wood, owner
OTTER LLC
http://www.OTTERapp.com
http://www.prlog.org/10871927.html

]]> Comment on Lawmakers Seek to Ban K2 Amidst Fears Over Side Effects by GoTeamGo http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/2010/07/lawmakers-seek-to-ban-k2-amidst-fears-over-side-effects/comment-page-1/#comment-146 GoTeamGo Thu, 12 Aug 2010 12:39:39 +0000 http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/?p=555#comment-146 The people who make K2 just need to pay off the right politician. In America, that makes unsafe things "safe". if you can pay off the right politicians, cigarettes and alcohol can be sold even though they can tie thousands of deaths and cancer related issues yearly to each product. Pharmaceutical companies know this...pay off the right politicians and you can sell whatever you like in this country. And everyone knows cigarettes and alcohol are deadly but we just look the other way. Also, like K2, cigarettes and alcohol are both packaged in a way (with hundreds of flavors of alcohol) that could be said to market to children. But no one gets in trouble because the politicians are too busy counting their pay off money. The banning of cigarettes and alcohol are not even on the political agenda...anywhere! Welcome to America...home of the few controlling the masses. The people who make K2 just need to pay off the right politician. In America, that makes unsafe things “safe”. if you can pay off the right politicians, cigarettes and alcohol can be sold even though they can tie thousands of deaths and cancer related issues yearly to each product. Pharmaceutical companies know this…pay off the right politicians and you can sell whatever you like in this country. And everyone knows cigarettes and alcohol are deadly but we just look the other way. Also, like K2, cigarettes and alcohol are both packaged in a way (with hundreds of flavors of alcohol) that could be said to market to children. But no one gets in trouble because the politicians are too busy counting their pay off money. The banning of cigarettes and alcohol are not even on the political agenda…anywhere! Welcome to America…home of the few controlling the masses.

]]> Comment on Use Social Networking Sites With Caution: You Never Know Who’s Looking by Woody ZeldaB http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/2010/08/use-social-networking-sites-with-caution-you-never-know-whos-looking/comment-page-1/#comment-144 Woody ZeldaB Thu, 12 Aug 2010 00:49:17 +0000 http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/?p=721#comment-144 Wow, I really feel for Natalie. She was just using Facebook for what it is — a huge site with half a billion users. Worse, it's sells mines, saves, packages and sells private information about its users to advertisers and anyone else who'll pay for it. None of this would happen if Natalie used a site that respects the privacy and security of its members like zeldab.com. Anything you post to zeldaB is invisible to everyone except those you’ve approved. Check us out at www.zeldab.com. Wow, I really feel for Natalie. She was just using Facebook for what it is — a huge site with half a billion users. Worse, it’s sells mines, saves, packages and sells private information about its users to advertisers and anyone else who’ll pay for it.
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]]> Comment on Lawmakers Seek to Ban K2 Amidst Fears Over Side Effects by k2 herb http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/2010/07/lawmakers-seek-to-ban-k2-amidst-fears-over-side-effects/comment-page-1/#comment-126 k2 herb Wed, 28 Jul 2010 20:36:07 +0000 http://www.churchwyble.com/blog/?p=555#comment-126 Quite interesting how they are concerned about the possible side effects of this stuff, yet it's perfectly fine for the pharmaceutical companies to run ads all day long on television for drugs that have a million and one potential side effects. Hmmm.... Quite interesting how they are concerned about the possible side effects of this stuff, yet it’s perfectly fine for the pharmaceutical companies to run ads all day long on television for drugs that have a million and one potential side effects. Hmmm….

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