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Your online medical guide

August 11, 2008 – 6:20 am

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Your online medical guide

There is nothing more frightening than being diagnosed with a serious illness.

In these circumstances, your physician is your best resource. He or she can tell you about causes and your treatment options.

Of course, you’ll probably want to do some research, too. Fortunately, there’s a wealth of medical information online.

But you may have trouble finding trustworthy information. In that case, visit Merck’s site. You can access the Merck Manual for free. This is what doctors use.

You can learn about prognoses, treatment options and more.

Hopefully you don’t have an illness. But what about that pain in your stomach? Could it indicate something more serious?

The Merck Manual can help answer that question. It may just convince you to set up an appointment with your doctor.

Every day, Team Komando produces some of the best content you’ll find anywhere on the Internet. Here is a sampling of what’s new on our site today!

• Video of the Day: Hiroshima, Japan, was bombed in August, 1945. This video examines events leading up to and following the atomic bombing.

• Digital Minute, on your radio: You are entitled to a free annual credit report. But watch out for companies that will charge you for it.

• Free Download of the Day: Amazon often reduces the prices of items. This program will let you know when that happens. No more regrets!

• Tip on the site: SA-CD (Super Audio CD) is a struggling music format. Fans laud its sound. SA-CD takes special gear, so that sound isn’t cheap.

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Celebrate Christmas in July

July 30, 2008 – 2:20 pm




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Celebrate Christmas in July

Susanne Scheppmann

I should have used that newly advertised “prescription strength” deodorant today. Our outside temperature was a sweltering 115 degrees. It felt more like 350 degrees in my car as I toodled around doing my errands. The air conditioning never had a chance to cool the car before I’d open the door and drag myself into the next store.

I roasted as I drove. To my chagrin, a traffic signal changed to red and I braked reluctantly at the busy intersection. The car stopped and I saw waves of heat radiate off the pavement.

Then I saw something… a mirage maybe… a bouncing Santa Claus. Upon closer inspection, I discovered a bulky, garish balloon outside an electronics store. A sign hanging in the overheated air read, “Celebrate Christmas in July!” The sign tried to cajole potential consumers to spend their money in the store, without acknowledging the true meaning of Christmas.

Suddenly, an idea pushed its way into my overheated thoughts. “Why couldn’t we celebrate Christmas in July? Wouldn’t it be fun to have a little Christmas celebration without all the holiday fuss of December?”

As the car idled, my mind raced. My family could celebrate the birth of our Savior and make it intentional–especially if it was in July. We could decorate a tree in our backyard. We could barbeque a turkey breast. Then after dinner, we could sit on the patio and read the Christmas story as we watch the sunset.

The light changed and so did my attitude. I no longer dreaded a day full of errands in the sun-baked desert. In fact, I added a couple more stops to my list. First, I swung into a discount store to pick up a stronger deodorant and a few “stocking stuffers” for my family. Then I headed off to the grocery store to prepare for Christmas dinner on the grill in July.

I believe honoring Christmas in July will help my family to focus on the birth of our Savior in a unique way. And who knows–it may become a family tradition that will create lasting memories for our family and our faith.

So, “Merry Christmas in July!”

Dear Lord, help me to remember to celebrate You throughout the year. Grant me innovative ways to weave the story of Your life throughout my family’s ordinary day-to-day routines. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

Reflection and Application:

Do I reflect on the birth of Christ only in December?
How might my life change if I celebrated the birth of Christ year round?
Read Luke 1:1-2:20. Consider how you can celebrate Christmas throughout the year.
This month plan a special activity to honor the birth of Jesus.

Further Reading:

Do You Know Him?
Matthew 1:23
Luke 2:11-12
John 1:14
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DC Scout Shopping, Styles & Deals

July 24, 2008 – 8:24 am

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Get Going: Shop, Shop, Shop

July 16, 2008 – 7:27 pm

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