Buying a ceiling fan is no easy proposition with the number of choices available in the market. However, making a decision would be easier if you keep a few things in mind. Here's a list of features to look for, to determine the right ceiling fan for you. Design: You would want your ceiling fan to complement your home décor. Ensure that the ceiling fan complements your interiors. Antique ceiling fan designs go with traditional and vintage home decor whereas contemporary ceiling fans are more suitable for a modern and transitional space. They feature clean lines, smooth metallic finishes, and are minimalistic. If your interiors are more country, you could opt for straight lines and dark wood finishes of rustic ceiling fans. You can also go for bamboo, natural palm leaf, and rattan blades with distressed wood finishes to complement your bright, tropical interiors. Whatever style or finish you choose, ensure that the rod matches the rest of the fan. Ceiling fan motors: The motor determines the airflow and efficiency of your ceiling fan. DC fan motors are smaller and lighter than standard an AC motor, which allows them to generate higher torque and consume 70 percent less energy. These motors also produce less heat and are virtually silent. Energy Star-rated ceiling fans: Energy Star fans use 15 to 20 percent less energy than standard fans. They come with a minimum 30-year motor warranty and a 1-year component(s) warranty. Energy star fans with lights use 60 percent less energy than standard fans with lights. Airflow: A high airflow operates that your ceiling fan will circulate more air and consumes less energy. These fans are ideal for garages, warehouses, and outdoor spaces. Controls: There are three types of fan controls to choose from. Ceiling Fans with Remote Control can be operated within a 30 to 50-foot range, Handheld remote control ceiling fans are ideal for bedrooms and personal spaces. Wall Control has a range up to 40 feet. It is more suitable for kitchens, dining rooms, and living rooms. Pull Chains offers basic fan control. They add a touch of style to your room; however, they are more practical for spaces with low traffic.

AT&T is one of the best and most popular cell phone carriers in the country. They provide various attractive phone plans for different customers according to their requirement. AT&T has many phone plans that are available exclusively for seniors. These cell phone plans for seniors are specially designed based on seniors’ requirements on a cell phone. AT&T Senior Nation Plan The AT&T Senior Nation Plan is a low-priced nationwide calling plan for those who are 65 or older people. The monthly fee is around $30, and there is an activation fee that is around $45. This plan provides 200 free minutes, unlimited mobile-to-mobile minutes, 500 minutes on weekends and weekdays nights after 9 PM, and there are no roaming or long-distance charges. After using up the 200 minutes, the calling tariff is around 45 cents per minute. Data, text messages, rollover, unity minutes are not included, and this plan is for basic phones only. AT&T GoPhone Daily This plan is the perfect cheap prepaid plan for seniors, which provides unlimited minutes and text messages on $2 per day of use, only have to pay for those days using the phone. If the account has not recharged, then the unused balance may expire. This plan helps seniors to save money while using cell phones and to get connected with family and health professionals on emergencies at a very low cost. Prepaid plans AT&T cell phone plans for seniors include prepaid plans at $25 monthly fees and an auto pay enrolment discount of $5. This plan provides unlimited calls and text messages but there is no data included. Seniors may not have much of an interest in Internet browsing, text messaging or streaming music, but they want these options in their phone plan; therefore, AT&T is providing these requirements with special plans. AT&T cell phone plans for seniors do not have any special plans that include calls, texts, and data, but they do have a very special low-cost prepaid plan at a monthly rate of around $45, there is also a discount of $5 for an auto pay enrolment. This plan offers unlimited calls in and between the country, Canada, and Mexico, along with unlimited text, picture, and video messages. Cricket Wireless uses AT&T’s network as it is owned by AT&T. The Cricket Wireless Basic plan offers an attractive phone plan for mobile-savvy seniors with enough data on an affordable monthly fee. This plan includes 5GB of data and unlimited talk and text for a monthly fee of $40 and auto pay discounts of $5. AT&T also offers low-cost wireline home internet service for residents of California who receive supplemental security income.

Garden tillers make for an essential gardening tool. The task of preparing your plot for sowing the seeds becomes efficient and faster when you use a garden tiller. It is very helpful in destroying the weeds in the plot as well. It is the best tool for mixing the soil with minerals and compost. For all these reasons, every passionate gardener would like to have a garden tiller in her or his garden tool collection. If you're planning to buy a garden tiller, make sure you look out for garden tiller for sale in your location. Here are five points you should consider before buying this tool. Know your garden The size of the garden is one of the factors that you need to figure out when you plan to buy a garden tiller. To till a smaller garden, an electric tiller would be sufficient. But be sure about the length of the chord and the power source to connect to it. For a bigger garden, a gas powered garden tiller makes a better choice. Also, know the type of soil you have in the garden. If it is loamy soil, a less powerful tiller is enough. However, for a rocky and rough garden, choose a more powerful one. Find out if it's made for you While you consider buying a garden tiller, know how easy it is to handle it. It should be comfortable for you, and this is a major factor to consider when it comes to garden tillers. There are different factors that decide the easiness of using the tiller, out of which the weight of the product and power source are important. Electric tillers are easier to handle than those powered by gas. This way, you will know what questions to ask the dealer when there's a garden tiller for sale Now your budget The price of a garden tiller ranges from as low as $100 to the highest amounting to $3000. One of the major factors that influence the price of a garden tiller is the power of the engine. Know what would be a fair price, when you spot a garden tiller for sale. The unit used to denote the power is horse power. Once you know how much you can spend on the tiller, you can choose the powerful one from the price range. It is better not to waste money on a low-quality tiller as you may incur maintenance and repair charges. You can consider buying a cultivator if you are on a tight budget. Find the space to store it Do you have enough space to store the tiller in your garden tool shed? Answer this, before you find a garden tiller for sale, because you don't want to regret later. That should also be taken into consideration as you are not going to use the tiller every day and require a space to store it for future use. Finding the perfect spot to store the garden tiller can be a bit difficult if it is a bigger and powerful one. Have an idea of where to store the tiller before you select the tool for your garden. Safety and maintenance Lastly, make sure the garden tiller is in good condition. It should be able to work in the tough soil. The durability of the product should also be taken into consideration. Also, know the warranty terms and conditions from the manufacturer of the product.

Disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, are conditions where the immune system produces autoantibodies which attack its cells and organs instead of producing antibodies which attack the antigens. Although scientists haven’t been able to find out what triggers these diseases, they do attribute them to genetics, hormones, and environment. The conditions of rheumatoid arthritis and lupus have very similar symptoms; there are ways to tell them apart.

• Rheumatoid Arthritis is caused when your immune system attacks the linings of the joints and in some severe cases internal organs such as mouth, lungs, and eyes. Whereas in upus, the immune system can attack any part of the body, but more commonly skin, joints, lungs, heart, kidney, blood, and brain.
• Rheumatoid Arthritis attacks your joints and can cause deformation of fingers, wrists, knees, and ankles. Due to this deformation, they become crooked and painful, whereas Lupus usually doesn’t cause deformation of bones.
• RA  is usually worst in the morning just after waking up and progresses slowly during the day, whereas Lupus pains are constant throughout the day and can sometimes migrate to other bones and joints.
• Rheumatoid Arthritis causes bone erosions if not treated on time, whereas lupus doesn’t cause any bone erosions.
• Although a rheumatologist usually deals patients with conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, their treatments vary depending on the severity of their disease. The prescribed medications would also differ for these disorders.
• Found more commonly in women, rheumatoid arthritis is usually diagnosed in the older age group of 25 – 50 years, whereas lupus affects the younger age group, between 15 and 40 years.
• SLE (Systemic Lupus Erythematosus), which is the most common kind of lupus is generally race-specific and mostly found in women from an African American, Hispanic and Asian descent, whereas Rheumatoid arthritis is not race-specific.

Usually, when there is an indicative symptom similar to rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, it would be advisable to get tested and diagnosed for both since diagnostic tests for both also vary and if left untreated lupus can be life threatening.

Recent advancements in orthopedics made it clear that the lesser the tissues are handled in surgical intervention, the lesser run the risks of infections as well as shock for the tissue, which makes recovery a quicker process. The overall outcome of the patients is also better.

 Advancements in the early 20th century In the beginning of 20thcentury, the technology to manufacture the small sized instruments and other equipment was not available. However, initiatives were on and success was only a matter of time. It was Dr. Masaki Watanabe, MD, a Japanese surgeon, who is considered a pioneer in arthroscopic surgery, who laid the groundwork for and succeeded in developing an arthroscope in early 1950s. Eventually, Dr. Robert W. Jackson, MD, learned the techniques of arthroscopy from Dr.Watanabe and introduced it in USA in the 1960s.

Not surprisingly, it took quite a long time to gain acceptance among the ones in the profession itself due to the lack of familiarity of the techniques. The surgeons had to learn the skills all over again, so to say. The early days saw its applications limited to sports injury like meniscal injury, anterior cruciate ligament pathology, and cartilage repair.The biggest difficulties were the limited space for manipulation and the opposite direction in which the instruments moved to their hands. The advantages to the patients were less blood loss, reduced pain, quicker recovery and getting into normal life and reduced hospitalization.

The advantage for the patients were so significant that their demand propelled the development of arthroscopic surgery. Once it gained acceptance in the hands of the professionals, the acceptance was quicker and its use in other joints and surgeries was rapid. The development of TV monitor helped arthroscopic surgery progress enormously and its use spread to all sizes of joints. Dr. Robert W. Jackson went on to use it even in temporomandibular joint.

The development of MRI and 3D imaging As these developments hogged the limelight, a quiet revolution in an allied, but a very critical field was creeping into orthopedics. That was the revolution in imaging technology. The amazing clarity achieved in ultrasonography improved the diagnosis in soft tissue pathology remarkably. This improved the treatment of tendons. Major benefit for orthopedic surgery, especially arthroscopic surgery, was the development in the imaging field like MRI and 3D imaging. This made diagnosis exceedingly accurate and 3D imaging gave a spatial projection of the actual inside scenario. Hence, detailed planning of the actual procedure to be followed could be planned in great detail before the surgery which improved the outcome considerably to everybody's satisfaction.

Cellulitis is a bacterial skin infection that starts with a little redness and swelling of certain body parts and can become life-threatening in the absence of timely treatment. The condition occurs when bacteria infiltrate broken skin and it affects the dermis and subcutaneous tissues underneath the skin. Cellulitis is caused by different bacteria, but most commonly by Streptococcus and Staphylococcus. Fungi may also lead to this skin infection at times. When a person suffers from leg cellulitis, one should consult a doctor for the treatment of the same. Symptoms Cellulitis can take place in the arms, face, and on lower legs. The affected area feels warm, tender, inflamed, painful, and looks red and swollen. In some people, the symptoms may show up as blisters, spots, and pimples on the skin. The affected individual experiences nausea, fever, chills, and shivering. The treatment for cellulitis anywhere in the body is subject to these symptoms. Causes Cellulitis affects a person when bacteria from the streptococci and staphylococci groups make their way into the skin. These bacteria are there on the surface of our skin and are harmless. However, when they break into the skin, they cause this serious skin condition. Ulcers, burns, graze, bites, cuts, and skin conditions like athlete's foot, eczema, or psoriasis can allow these bacteria to enter deep layers of the skin. This requires people to get proper treatment for leg cellulitis. Even otherwise, they are recommended to keep an eye on their wounds and cracks on the skin. Types of cellulitis  Depending on the place where it appears, cellulitis is classified into different types.

• When it appears on the arms, feet, hands, and legs, it is called as the cellulitis of the extremities and involves oral antibiotics for the treatment of leg cellulitis.
• Cellulitis anywhere on the face, such as redness, swelling, and tenderness on lips and tongue, is termed as facial cellulitis. Besides redness and swelling, the condition makes the affected person experience fever, chills, and irritability.
• When this skin infection affects the eye and the skin surrounding the eye, the condition is termed as periorbital cellulitis. This condition is more common in children, especially in infants.
• Breast cellulitis, as the name suggests, is a skin infection that makes the breasts red, swollen, and painful to touch. The condition at times spreads to the shoulder, back, and upper arm as well. Apart from fever, body ache, and chills, the sufferer also experiences decreased appetite and nausea.
• Perianal cellulitis usually occurs in children and is more common in males. It refers to the infection around the anal orifice causing discomfort, including painful bowel movements and bloody stool.