Full Moon + Friday the 13th = ?

Selenophobic - people who fear the moon +

Friggatriskaidekaphobia - fear of Friday the 13th= 

Don't leave the house today! Both of these things are 

occurring today. The next time this will happen is the year 

2049. If you're superstitious, you might want to stay home.

If not, be careful anyway: some people act crazy for no 

reason!

ATTENTION: New Drivers!

If you have recently earned your driver's permit or new driver's license, come to F&S and show it to us! We'll give you a free t-shirt and new driver's safety packet! You can even get your picture up on our Facebook page! 

Google's Driverless Car

Check out Google's new "driverless" car! Rumors state that it could be available for public use around 2020. Check out this informative article! 

http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2014/05/27/google-new-self-driving-car-prototype/9651809/

Spring Safe Driving Tips

Check out this infographic of spring safe driving tips. 

Be cautious of reckless drivers as the weather warms up. 

Sleepy Drivers

Be cautious! With Daylight Savings Time "springing" us forward, be an attentive driver. 60% of drivers admit to drowsy driving. Be aware of other drivers, as well as yourself! Here's an article with more information http://aol.it/NSCAuF.

Snow

Snowy day here, but the parking lot is clear!

Hot Weather Safety Tips!

It's HOT outside today! Here's a few tips to stay safe in the heat!

- Drink Plenty of Fluid - Increase your fluid intake regardless of your activity level.

    During heavy exercise in hot weather, drink 2-4 glasses (16-32 ounces) of cool    

    fluids each hour. 

- Replace Salt and Minerals - Heavy sweating removes salt and minerals from the  

    body, which are necessary for your body and must be replaced. Drink juice or  

    sports drink.

- Wear Appropriate Clothing and Sunscreen - Wear as little clothing as possible when 

    you are at home. Choose lightweight, light-colored, loose-fitting clothing. In the 

    hot sun, a wide-brimmed hat will keep the head cool.

- Use a Buddy System - When working in the heat, monitor the condition of your 

    coworkers and have someone do the same for you.