But a high risk of skin cancer. Stick to the tablets.
All things in moderation, my friend.
Totally agree but you can get caught out. As a student I was working as a steward during the Open Golf Championship in St Andrews (late 1950's). At the end of the week I was ill with sunstroke! Yup - sunstroke in Scotland!All things in moderation, my friend.
As a leukaemia sufferer, I am well aware of the dangers of excess UV. However, it has been shown that vitamin D in supplements is less effective than the natural sort. I can only 'boast' the removal of one basal cell carcinoma so far, but I expect there will be others in due course as the leukaemia makes secondary cancers more likely. One thing I am not prepared to do is to let this leukaemia rule my life, and we recently returned from a holiday in Nice where there was a lot of extremely pleasant warm sunshine. We used sun cream of course, and I always wear a hat, but I am sure that after the awful weather in Yorkshire this year, a few hours in the Nice sunshine has set me up very well for the coming winter.Totally agree but you can get caught out. As a student I was working as a steward during the Open Golf Championship in St Andrews (late 1950's). At the end of the week I was ill with sunstroke! Yup - sunstroke in Scotland!
And I have already had half a dozen of the less aggressive skin cancers removed from my scalp. Again exposure to sun during the summers in Scotland.
Probably more the fact that St Andrews University was a well behaved one!Too much focus on education?
So it was you - they still talk about you in the pubs to this dayTotally agree but you can get caught out. As a student I was working as a steward during the Open Golf Championship in St Andrews (late 1950's). At the end of the week I was ill with sunstroke! Yup - sunstroke in Scotland!
And I have already had half a dozen of the less aggressive skin cancers removed from my scalp. Again exposure to sun during the summers in Scotland.
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I see it's web based. Does it work in areas with no cell signal?
You have to have a connection for it to sync, other than that, it's completely useable and editable per device, with no connection.
Were I live there is a lot of areas with either weak or no signal at all. If it wasn't for that, I would do away with my ground line. When I'm at work I find myself having to play Statue of Liberty. When the signal drops I hold my phone up as high as I can and hope that I get a signal.
Unless it's really important, I just wait til I get home and connect to the WiFi.
I wouldn't really need the web for what I would use it for. Although I could try to teach my wife how to use it so if she thinks of anything we forgot she can update the list while I'm shopping.
