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 Donate a mammogram. Donate a mammogram and other free items to those in need.
The Breast Cancer Site is awesome, and it now includes other worthy causes.
Make clicking a daily habit! Each time you do, sponsors pay for the following:
- Breast cancer: free mammograms
- Hunger: free cups of food
- Child Health: free health insurance
- Literacy: free books
- Rain Forest: free habitat protection
- Animal Rescue: free food and care.
Six simple clicks may mean six futures saved!
Women’s stats from NOW:
- Women only make $.77 to a man's dollar. Could you use the extra 23 cents?
- The US has no guaranteed medical leave for childbirth; we're trailing 168 countries in the company of only Lesotho, Liberia, Papua New Guinea and Swaziland.
- The US is near the bottom of the list—again—in our public support for quality childcare for children of working parents.
- Our access to affordable birth control is now under attack.
- And our right to safe, accessible, legal abortion is threatened as never before.
- And finally, women still only make up 16 percent of our representatives in Congress.
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See Lynne’s November 16 Albeit, Simple as One, Two, Three.
U.N. member nations = 192.
Global population is 6.703 billion people. 3.368 billion males and 3.335 billion females on 10/31/08.
U.S. National Debt is $9.74 trillion = $31,953.96 per person on 10/31/08.
Poodwaddle’s World Clock Why is the clock so important?
- It’s free.
- It posts accurate time in your time zone.
- It’s chocked full of numbers for the year, month, week, day, and now.
- It’s informative about environmental issues such as Earth’s temperature, extinctions, and forests lost.
- It lists prevalent types of diseases, illnesses, and injuries.
- It tells how many people are imprisoned in the U.S. and types of crimes committed.
- It keeps track of energy and food production as well as numbers of automobiles and bicycles manufactured.
- It reveals other fascinating information about world population including births, deaths, and age groups.
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