Our clients have managed to save and negotiate on thousands of dollars in repairs and costs because they were armed with a detailed inspection report outlining our findings.

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For instance, Marc Camoletti’s Boeing-Boeing, which ran barely three weeks when it first appeared on Broadway in 1965, won the Tony Award for best revival last season. It earned back the money from its investors (including the Dallas Summer Musicals) in record time. You can expect to see a tour coming through here next year.

And now Theatre Three is presenting a later farce by Camoletti, Don’t Dress for Dinner. In it, the hero, expecting his wife to be visiting her mother, invites his mistress to his country house. Of course, the wife shows up, as does the hero’s best friend. Madcap madness ensues.

John McLean, a former Theatre Three performer who moved to Paris in 1970, returns to Dallas to direct. McLean was in charge of the company’s 2003 hit Transatlantic Liaison and took it to an acclaimed off-Broadway run three years later. Don’t Dress for Dinner is much lighter stuff: We’ll see if the director has as much talent for theatrical soufflés as for meaty drama.

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The world is full of people with bad intentions. We may not be able to understand their reasons but a number of them prey on innocent victims – our kids. In a recent survey, it was found out that mothers are more concerned with kidnappers and sexual offenders rather than accidental injuries. A reason for this is because accidental injuries can easily be prevented by following simple child safety tips. Mothers feel that the incidence of kidnapping or sexual abuse cannot entirely be prevented even with some precautionary measures.

The phrase “stranger danger” is one of the child safety tips that have been widely used to teach children how to fight off potential kidnappers or sex offenders. However, the slogan was found to be taken too literally. It was found out that there were cases when children evaded rescuers because they have been taught not to talk to strangers. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) was never for the “stranger danger” slogan. This is because most kidnap cases were done by someone that the children know or are familiar with.

Keeping children safe from accidents can be achieved by practicing child safety tips. Keeping the house clean and free from obstacles, and using seatbelts while in the car are necessary to avoid unwanted incidents. Child safety tips are basically the very logical things that we have to do as parents. Not letting your child wander off while shopping is a good way to teach him to always check with you before he can go off somewhere else.

Child safety tips do not just involve the parents and adults. Kids should be able to watch out for themselves too. While there are a lot of dangers lurking around, we should not tell the children that the world is an unsafe place. As parents, we should teach them that no matter how many bad guys are out there, there are always the good ones waiting to save the day.

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1. Support the vehicle properly – Don’t go cheap and use some homemade jack to raise your car up off the ground and don’t use the bottle jack that comes with your car to lift it up and then crawl under it. First use a good floor jack that can support at least 1 ½ tons. Once your car is in the air, use some good jack stands to keep it there. Never crawl under a raised automobile weighing several tons without the proper support.

2. Wear proper safety gear – This one seems obvious, but most mechanics just grab some air tools and go to work. Safety glasses are cheap and will save your eyes from falling debris. It only takes a little metal shaving to stick in your eye and cause a lot of damage. Mechanic’s gloves are also becoming very popular. They are thin enough to allow a mechanic to feel bolts and tools and they still provide protection. How many bloody knuckles have you gotten from smashing your hand on the engine block?

3. Use the right tools – It is very tempting to just improvise with what you have on hand in your garage. Beg, borrow or purchase the right tools for your auto project. A good example, is not using a good torque wrench. You can easily damage an expensive cylinder head on your engine if they are not torqued properly. Also, use a good transmission jack. Transmissions are made of soft aluminum and can be easily damaged.

4. Buy a good manual – This one will save you a lot of headaches, frustration and money. The old adage “when all else fails, read the instructions” definitely applies to the automotive shop and garage mechanic. Chiltons produces great manuals and will more than pay for itself

5. Common sense is not that common – Use your brain too. It is all too common to see people working a gas tank on their car with a cigarette hanging in their mouth or working on a running engine with their neck tie hanging down over the fan blade.

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On the dark side: More than 900 children between 1 and 14 die each year in drowning accidents. In California, drowning is the number one cause of accidental death for children 1-4 years of age.

But, do you really need these statistics to convince you to do everything
you can do to prevent this from happening to your child or grandchild?

Facts from about.com

• Drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional injury-related death for children between the age of one and 14. (Centers for Disease Control, 2003)
• Nine people drown in the United States every day. (CDC)
• Two-thirds of all drownings occur between May and August. (Orange County California Fire Authority)
• Approximately 75% of child drownings occur because of a lapse of adult supervision of less than five minutes.
• African-American children between the ages of five and 19 are 2.6 times more likely to drown than Caucasian children in the same age group. (Centers for Disease Control, 2003)
• In the swimming pool, African-American boys, between the ages of 5-19 are 12-15 times more likely to drown than their Caucasian peers. (National Institute of Health, 2001)

Now you can protect you kids, grandkids and the neighbor kids by installing the Pool Protector Pool Alarm.

This Pool Alarm is an electronic monitoring system that automatically sounds an alarm when children or pets fall into your unsupervised pool. It’s portable, self-contained and light weight. The unit is simple to operate. Entry into the pool will be detected by the Pool Alarm’s electronic sensor, triggering a loud pulsating alarm at the unit and inside your house from the remote receiver.

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