2011-10-11

What is Visual Snow?

I know of someone with a very rare eye disease called Visual Snow. This is a condition that causes blurry vision and vision like watching a TV with nothing playing. You know, those white snow flakes you see a lot. According to our research only 4000 people per month are searching for the word Visual Snow or some variation of it.

But the truth is it's ruining some peoples lives. It's a very tough predicament to deal with and a very related disease to Visual Snow is called Macular Degeneration, which can cause complete blindness. So we researched the internet even further and found that there are no Youtube Videos on this subject either. This person, who I would rather have remain confidential for their privacy, is suffering pretty bad from not only from this, but Macular Degeneration as well.

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Last year I went for my annual eye check at the VA. Just out of curiosity I asked my Opthamologist if they have ever heard of Visual Snow. She didn't have the faintest clue what I was talking about. So what does this mean? This means that somehow Visual Snow is connected with Macular Degeneration, which over 3 million people in the United States have, not a small number. But currently there is no research at all going on for this disease.

What is Visual Snow?

However if you do a search on Google for Eye on Vision Foundation, this is one place who has taken up the battle head on against this rare eye disease. The research is supposed to start this month and continue for at least a few years. Once in a while when I wake up I'll see blurrs and stars and weird objects floating around that don't exist. But luckily for me at least for now they go away after I splash water on my face or take a walk down the block. Others aren't so lucky. Hopefully they will find a cure for this eye disease. They have a long road ahead of them, we wish them the best of luck.

What is Visual Snow?

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2011-10-10

2011-10-09

Arians Snow Blowers

Arians Snow Blowers: Responding to Your Every Need

Keeping your house property clean in winters is a back breaking job. Thanks to technological development that Arians Snow blowers are a sigh of relief for all the hassles.

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Arians Snow blowers: an ingenious necessity.

Arians Snow Blowers

Arians Snow blowers come from the house of Arians Company, a well renowned name in the industry of outdoor power equipment. The company started operating from 1933. So if you are wondering about the credibility of this product, then the company leaves you with no doubt of suspicion, as the date brings forth generations of proficiency.

The company showcases two major type of products, the first being equipments for the lawn and the other being equipments for snow removal. Equipments for snow removal have been versioned into a variety of range namely the Professional, the Deluxe-Track, the Deluxe, the Compact, Pro-Track, the Single-Stage, and the exclusive Power Brush series.

The compact series as the name says is very easy to use and is best suitable for house purposes. It has small blowers which are suitable for light snow and is easy to store. The Power Brush series are large snow removal machines with large brushes to remove heavy and large amount of snow. Arians Snow blowers exhibit a wide range of products that consumers find it easy to locate exactly what they are looking for.

Arians Snow blowers also open its doors for industrial purposes too. Arians Single-Stage series are meant for light to medium snow intensity. So if you do not face heavy snowfall leaving your property underneath layers of snow, this product will be your value for money.

Arians Single-Stage series has two versions and it is up to you which product will suffice your need. The 5-HP Single-Stage Electric Blower comes with an easy electric start for smooth and easy function and is best suited for removing snow even at night. This smooth operator comes with a clearing width of 22inches and costs at an affordable price of 9, with a much more credible guaranty as compared to other like products available in the market.

Arians 7-HP Single-Stage model has the same features as the first but is a much more powerful version. Its price range is also a bit on the high side costing around 9. If you think that you need something more than a Single-Stage blower for your heavy snow clearing, then Arians Snow blowers gives you the option of a two-stage snow blower.

This monster is equipped with an engine of 6-HP and a clearing width of 24-inches. This machine has won a lot of reviews from consumers which give it a 5 star rating. Its full metal body gives it durability to withstand harsh weather conditions. Its features include pin lock wheels, a firm gear-driven shaft, and an adaptable throwing direction. The company website has made it easy to order parts of this machine. This smart machine comes in a price range of 9.

If you are on the lookout for something lighter, then the Arians Deluxe series priced at 9.99 is the pick for you. But if you are looking out for a much more powerful beast then the Professional series brings you the 9.5-HP capacity blower, with a 26-inch clearing width for improved performance priced at ,399.

The 9526DLET version features high-speed 14-inch impeller, jagged augers, a metal THF shaft, automatic traction power, and a dual-handle interlock method. With a variety of products to choose from Arians Snow blowers are the best credible names when it comes to snow clearing equipment.

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2011-10-08

2011-10-07

Tips For Maintaining Your Snowblower

If you don't want to be standing out in the cold arguing with a snowblower that doesn't want to run, then do the annual maintenance before the snow starts flying. Regular maintenance will give you years of hassle free use, and less attitude from your blower. Don't forget the safety aspect, because without proper maintenance your snowblower could become a hazard.

Each fall before winter arrives, you should check all bolts, belts, and moving parts, to ensure they are not frayed, loose, or worn. Belts are best checked by removing and checking for cracks. Replace any worn parts, and tighten any loose bolts.

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Turn your snowblower on its side and check the scraper bar. This is the bar that rubs against the ground and scrapes the snow off. This item wears, so check to see if it need replacement. If you neglect to replace the bar when it is worn, it will lead to damage on the snowblower's housing, and that's will hurt your pocket book. In fact, if your snowblower gets a lot of use through out the season, check it regularly.

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Check the rubber paddles and the rubber on the auger. If your finger fits between the rubber and the housing it's time to replace the rubber. A new rubber will help your snowblower operate at its optimum performance levels.

Check tires for wear and proper inflation. Adjust as needed. If you have tire chains for your snowblower, have them handy or put them on in advance. There's nothing worse than searching in the freezing cold, while trying to remember where you put the chains.

There are only two types of snow blower engines: The two cylinder engine which uses mixed gas and oil. You'll just need to replace the spark plug on this style of engine.

If you have a four cylinder engine which uses straight gas, with the oil in the crank case just like your vehicle, you'll need to change the oil, spark plug, and filter. You should also check the oil each time before you start it. Most four cylinders use 5W30 oil, and hold approx 20 ounces. Refer to your owner's manual for the correct oil weight, and replacement part numbers.

Lube the drive and chassis. If you have two stage blower, make sure you check the lube in the gear box. Check with your owners manual whether you have a one stage or two stage. It will also tell you the type of lubricant to use.

If there was fuel left from the previous year, you'll need to siphon it off, and fill the gas tank with fresh gasoline. It doesn't hurt to add some methanol in with the fuel, once or twice a season, to avoid condensation from building up in the tank, or the carburetor icing up.

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