Paul Ehline Memorial Motorcycle Ride Journal and Blog

In human physiology, one of the essential elements is iodine, with many recent studies and ongoing epidemiological evidence suggesting its role in preventing different types of cancer. It is critical to the production of thyroid hormone and the maintenance of the thyroid gland. At Paul Ehline Ride, we offer insights into the relevant legislature and review research papers for affected veterans with service-related cancer and other diseases. Here, we will go over dietary iodine and iodine supplementation and its effect on the cell cycle, thyroid cells, breast cancer cell lines, and other cancers. Introduction to Iodine According to a 2009 study published in the Nutrition and Health journal, the total Iodine content in the human body varies between 25 mg and 50 mg, with up t…

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer after being stationed at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, you may be entitled to compensation. However, navigating the legal system and finding the right attorney can be a daunting task. Here are some tips on how to hire the best Camp Lejeune cancer injury attorney in Los Angeles. Look for Experience When it comes to hiring a lawyer for a complex case such as a Camp Lejeune cancer injury claim, or experience matters, look for an attorney who has handled similar cases before and has a proven track record of success. Ask the attorney about their experience and results, and don’t be afraid to ask for references from past clients. Check Credentials Make sure the attorney you are considering is licensed to practice law in the st…

The world of motorcycles and the military have always shared a close relationship, with many bikers having served in the armed forces before taking up their passion for riding. I am LCpl Ehline. Below, I am going to discuss a few facts in the scuttlebutt section many of us didn’t know. The United States Marine Corps, in particular, has produced many legendary bikers who went on to make their mark in the world of motorcycling. Here are some famous bikers who were also United States Marines: Arlen Ness Arlen Ness was a legendary motorcycle customizer who is credited with helping to create the chopper style of motorcycles in the 1960s and 70s. Before he became a master of motorcycle design, Ness served in the United States Marine Corps. Eddie Trotta Eddie Trotta is anothe…

Rumors of my death are greatly exaggerated. Me in the center, and Bill Kennedy is far right in the pic. First, I have met Bill Kennedy in the past and have been authorized to write this article. I have the utmost respect for the biker community and would never assume anything unless requesting mast. Bill Kennedy of Kennedy’s Custom Cycles in Oceanside is alive and well, contrary to rumors that have been circulating around San Diego and Oceanside since Kennedy’s Custom Cycles closed down. For you history buffs, here is a great interview of Bill in San Diego when he had the shop running. Mural Was Painted Over? After his beautiful mural was painted over and lost to history, the world wondered what had happened! Recently, there have been rumors spreading that Bill Kennedy, a c…

If you’re a fan of motorcycles and a dsiabled vet, you’ve probably heard about Yamaha’s new technology that makes their bikes impossible to tip over. This is a big deal for riders who have always had to be careful when maneuvering their bikes in tight spaces or at slow speeds. But how does it work, and what are the implications for manufacturers in terms of liability for manufacturing defects? Leaning Multi Wheeler The technology behind Yamaha’s anti-tip system is called the “Leaning Multi-Wheeler,” or LMW for short. Essentially, it adds an extra wheel to the front of the motorcycle that helps to keep it stable when turning or at low speeds. The extra wheel is not actually touching the ground all the time but rather is connected to the bike through a mechanism that allows it to pi…

If Leno suffered injuries due to another’s negligence, he might be able to pursue a personal injury claim against the negligent party.