Houston daily journal. (Perry, GA) 2006-current, July 08, 2006, Page Page 5, Image 39

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Steve Schmorieitz, of Citrus Heights, Calif., enjoys photographing national monuments. Monument management A patchwork of federal agencies supervises the operation and protec tion of national monuments, including the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. “The presidential proclamation that establishes a national monument designates which agency will manage the monument," says Peter Mali of the National Landscape Conservation System, an initiative of the BLM. U.S. presidents have created 124 national monuments while Congress has added 38 to the total. However, through the years, some shifts in designation and administration have taken place; for example, Grand Canyon National Monument, dedicated in 1908, was converted to a national park in 1919. Because the intent is for monuments to be enjoyed by the nation’s citizens, costs are kept to a minimum. Many monuments have no entrance fee and none exceeds sl2 per person. Financial planner Steve Schmorieitz, of Citrus Heights, Calif., is so enamored with America's treasures that he created the website ivunv.nationaiparklover.com to showcase his photography and the natu ral beauty of the country. “I've been to every national monu ment west of the Rockies and many oth ers as well,” Schmorieitz says. Among his favorites are Bandelier National Monu ment near Santa Fe, N.M., and Canyon de Chelly National Monument in north eastern Arizona. "Both really represent the national monument as it was set out to be. They both represent history and natural beauty.” Bandelier is home to a host of ancient ruins including freestanding structures made of stone and mud as well as the homes of cliff dwellers who lived in the canyon walls of the Jemez Mountains. (Continued on page 6) American Profile If you have COPD associated with chronic bronchitis, ADVAIR® helps you breathe easier* fcj J/L Ilk. .r I Page 5 MORE BUBBLES BY GRANDPA ADVAIR 250/50 is clinically proven to help your lungs work better. It is the only COPD medication with an anti-inflammatory and a bronchodilator working together in one convenient device. The way anti-inflammatories work in the treatment of COPD is not well defined. ADVAIR is used more than any other maintenance medication by patients with COPD, including those with associated chronic bronchitis. So ask your doctor about ADVAIR today, and feel the joy of knowing that you may breathe easier. ‘Measured by a breathing test in people taking ADVAIR 250/50, compared with people taking either fluticasone propionate 250 meg or salmeterol 50 meg. Your results may vary. For a free trial offer/ go to advaircopd.com or call 1-800-987-4900. Important information about ADVAIR DISKUS 250/50: ADVAIR DISKUS 250/50 is approved for the treatment of airflow obstruction in patients with COPD associated with chronic bronchitis. You should only take 1 inhalation of ADVAIR DISKUS 250/50 twice a day. The benefit of using ADVAIR DISKUS for longer than 6 months has not been evaluated. Taking higher doses will not provide additional benefits but may increase your chance of certain side effects. Patients at risk for developing bone loss (osteoporosis) and some eye problems (cataracts or glaucoma) should be aware that use of inhaled corticosteroids, including ADVAIR DISKUS, may increase your risk. ADVAIR DISKUS does not replace fast-acting inhalers for acute symptoms. (Utnt ijMt S ii it flkrinl i 4 rittvi pM If you smoke ond want to quit, you can team more at way2quii.com. Otter limited to patients receiving their first prescription for ADVAIR. See advaircopd com for eligibility rules Piecse see accompanying important information about ADVAIR DISKUS 250/50. MORE AIR* BY IHVadvairvß