Traveling Safety

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An acute bacterial infection, cholera causes severe diarrhoea and can lead to life threatening dehydration. Cholera is rare in the U.S. and other industrialized nations. But if you're traveling to parts of Africa, Latin America or Asia, where ... more »
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In any emergency on should always be prepared. It’s very important that you understand how to protect yourself as well as your loved ones... more »
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The purpose of sending an SOS is a call for help and to give your location. The urgency of your need, your location compared to the location of others, and the devices that are available will often dictate the kind of distress signal that you ... more »
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Despite modern communications and equipment, more people than ever are getting lost in the wilderness. Cellular and satellite phones and global positioning systems (GPSs) make the world seem smaller, but the reality is, there's still a lot of ... more »
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Getting married, requesting a passport or applying for a new job means you need a copy of your birth certificate record. A birth certificate does more than specify the location and date of your birth. It authenticates your identity and ... more »
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Don't let bad food ruin a good trip. With some food-packing know-how, you can make sure your goodies come out of the cooler safe and sound. These guidelines follow the recommendations of the Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Department of ... more »
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Arr, matey! 'Tis a dangerous life, the sea--full of giant beasts, raging storms and wayward ships bobbing around like steel icebergs. And that's not to mention the pirates. Sounds like an 18th-century fable, but the truth is, pirate attacks are a ... more »
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The Dominican Republic is one of the most highly recommended Travel Destinations! How can you prepare for a wonderful vacation in this country?.. more »
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It's not easy being green. Riding a bicycle instead of driving is great for the ozone layer and the air we breathe, but there are some avoidable hazards that even adult riders fail to consider. Stay Safe and Be Seen when riding your bike!.. more »
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now this, is not a likely situation, but is very dangerous and unpredictable, the average joe should know how to do this.. more »
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Using a cellular phone for emergency calls requires a little more know-how than dialing 911. Keep the following important advice in mind if you ever need to report an emergency with a cellular phone... more »
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Buying medicinal marijuana directly from vending machine is possible in the State of California. You need your own prescription and present it to the sales clerk then you will be finger printed and pictured before entering the vending machine to ... more »
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Cycling is one of the most satisfying outdoor activities around, enabling cyclists to exercise while saving money and the environment. Head out on a nice day, and you can expect a safe and exhilarating ride. Head out to cycle in the rain, ... more »
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Thanks to Hollywood, the mere mention of Casablanca stirs a feeling of mystery and intrigue in most Americans. While Fez or Marrakesh offer fascinating markets where you might just find an elusive magic carpet, Tangier on the Strait of Gibraltar ... more »
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Political unrest isn't the only thing you should be concerned about when traveling to Haiti. Malaria exists throughout the year, even in urban areas. with traveling to a foreign country like Haiti. It's wise to take preventative measures before, ... more »
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For children who ride buses to school, the greatest danger lies in approaching or leaving the school bus. Children can prevent accidents by learning and practicing basic traffic-safety rules... more »
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Resist the initial urge to panic when you realize your child may be lost. This panic merely complicates the situation and drains you of the energy you'll need to recover your child... more »
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Once you’ve mastered the art of spotting maniacs on the street, it’s time for the next phase: avoiding them. Sometimes the course will be as easy as crossing the street, but that’s not always possible. Often you’ll need some pretty creative ... more »
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When riding public transportation it's hard to know who you should talk to. If you ride on a regular basis, it is possible people will think they know you just because they see you every day. Therefore, you need to learn how to avoid conversation ... more »
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Driving can be dangerous regardless of what time of year. However, more fatal vehicular accidents occur during the winter months. This statistic is easily associated with the weather during the winter months. Snow, rain, ice, wind, and white out ... more »
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Nobody wants to be glued to the television to check for severe weather. Here are some easy ways that you can be automatically alerted when bad weather threatens your area... more »
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Emphasis on courteous behavior towards other drivers and even bicyclists is common, but what is often overlooked is kindness towards the pedestrians who share the same roads. Everyone seems to be in a hurry and distractions on the roads are ... more »
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Biking is becoming increasingly popular because it saves money and protects the environment simultaneously. Beyond these benefits, many people simply love the feeling of powering their own way around town. It is essential to exercise due caution ... more »
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Pedestrians are struck and killed every year by failing to make themselves visible in the dark and the rain. If you venture out on foot frequently and have to navigate well-traveled roads, it is important to make your presence easily seeable. ... more »
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It isn't just criminals who like to blend in. People-watchers are everywhere we go—-they hide behind newspapers, watch people in the reflections of plate glass windows and they wear clothes that blend into the environment. Whether we want to ... more »