Dangerous Daze News

 
It's going to be a warm weekend, forecasters say
The Seattle Times
(May 11, 2012, by Rainy Daze) MORE There's a reason why it's been heating up slowwwwwwly for the past few days. It's so you can find your shorts. Remember those? And your sunglasses — or maybe you'll need to buy a new pair, since people in the Seattle ...

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In US Steel town, fatal gas explosion goes unpunished by OSHA
iWatch News (blog)
A chart dated two days after Revetta's death shows that OSHA's Region 3 was easily surpassing its counterparts in the numbers game. With the fiscal year coming to an end, the region was ahead of its goal by 245 inspections. In an email four days later, ...

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Zeo Sleep Manager, SleepTracker try to wake you when it's best
Los Angeles Times
Failing that, we could all sleep with gadgets that monitor our sleep and wake us at the moment we're most ready to hit the ground running — or at least not stumbling around in a bleary-eyed daze. A variety of devices are claimed by their makers to do ...

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The Book Nook: 'To the Last Breath' by Francis Slakey and 'Sacre Bleu: A ...
Advocate Weekly
In this well-written chronicle that takes us to some of the most untraveled, dangerous sites on earth, we see the disintegration of Planet Francis and the rebirth of Francis the man, husband, father and guy with a dog. He also becomes an activist, ...


 
The Urban Daily
Long Kiss Goodbye: Fear Of A Black Planet Killed A Black Radio Station
The Urban Daily
To the executives at Kiss and 'BLS, hip-hop was dangerous, testosterone-laden music that stood in the way of their coveted adult female audience. But the focus on adults, to folks like Bill Stephney and his boss at Def Jam, Russell Simmons, ...

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The Monthly (subscription)
Hurtling Stone: Meeting theatre director Simon Stone
The Monthly (subscription)
Dressed in overalls, he walked out of the clinic in a daze with the positive test results, before realising he hadn't paid for them. When he walked back in to apologise, the receptionist took one look at him and told him to forget about payment.