McFadden's been a stud all year and he's on the 2nd best rush offense - superb offensive line they have. Then again, Pittsburgh does play at home and has the 1 rush defense. Are these a wash? There have been a few decent performances against PIT (e.g. Cedric Benson 2 weeks ago) and some flops (e.g. Chris Johnson earlier in the season. Keiland Williams might be a safe start, provided Ryan Torain and Clinton Portis are still sidelined or limited in action, and they play against a middle-of-the-road rush defense in TEN. Yahoo projects Williams gets 10 fantasy pts with McFadden getting 8 pts. Any thoughts?
An oven on would present no harm. Most ovens these days do not use natural gas, thus are not harmful. If it did you gas, it would produce visible flames, much like gas burners do. But if this is the case, so long as the gas is burning, which is what would create the heat, the gas is being destroyed and burning up as it is released from the pipes, so none is escaping the oven and going into the air they breathe. So long as the oven is hot, there is virtually no chance for gas, if it is present, to pass the open oven door.
Well in theory, a CO2 extinguisher could stay charged indefinitely. However, the shell itself will come due for a hyrdostatic test every five years. Dry Chemical Extinguishers only come due for a hydro-test every twelve years. However, stored pressure units have to be emptied, examined on the inside, and recharged every 6 years. All extinguishers should be inspected by a competent or certified inspector at least annually.
