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Does anyone have a crew list for the HMNZS BELLONA trip to the UK in 1955 or the crew list when HMNZS ROYALIST commissioned.
Communicators lets see if we can put a list of the communicators for both these ships and trips.
COMMUNICATIONS BRANCH LISTING. (As far as can recall) Thanks Bill Bartlett for the names
V/S Dept
C.Yeo Taff Jones.
Yeoman – Danny Daniels, Kevin Vaughn, Pete Mellor, Ian (Nocka) White
L/Sigs – Lofty Redwood, Sam Lawton, John Morey, Tich Holland
Sigs – * Lance (Minnie) Pickett, Darby/Ditts Dutton, Darky Neil, Sid (Blue) Graham
Osigs/Boys – Brian Cookson, Charlie Conroy, Bill Bartlett, Brian (BT) Mitchell, Tom Cassidy, Ian Buckingham, Bob Gillespie, Mike (Lofty) Commons, Bruce Mcpike
*Minnie Pickett picked up his hook before leaving the UK I think
Ch.Tel Pete Illesley
PO Tels – Joe Dawson, Alec "Spotty" Crighton, John Steer, Paddy Boyle?
L/Tels – Jado Orchard, Sticky Glew, Darcy Doogan, Ron Pocock, Dick Alley
Tels /ODs – Snow Mayes, Clem Mellish, Sonny Smith, Sonny Hau, Sam Philps,
Graham Cadwallader, Jack Wairepo(Wrigley), Vic Patterson, Chas Brown.
IKM Lee, Berry, Chris Precey, Poi Puata, "Eek" Dawson, Don "Hairy" Kirk,
Dave Stade, Jim Hawkins.
Comms DO – Bellona was the Navvy, Lt Peter Silk
Royalist was LtCdr or Lt Derek Cheney (Joined Royalist on commissioning ex HM
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Why the ongoing battle with hair in this house?
This time, it was Atley. He cut his hair Monday. Bad. My hairdresser just got him in today (thank goodness!) I made him wear a hat to the grocery store on Tuesday. All of his sweet little curls are gone. :0(
Well, things are finally starting to die down on the Cup, so maybe I will finally be able to post more here! My Quidditch duties are completed. I will be filling in as sub-captain while our normal captain is on vacation for the next week, though.
I finally completed my first homework assignment! I made Wizard of Oz finger puppets!
They took me forever, but I'm pleased with them. I may eventually embroider their faces on, or we may just keep them Amish. I'm undecided. Ari has put in an order for Glinda and Toto, though.
Tonight, I am going to write up a lion binky clip pattern!
Other than the hair chopping, the kids are good. The girls were extremely tardy this morning. It was crazy hair day. I did Ari's hair in 4 braids.
Charlie is just growing and growing! He can say "dog" now. He is also a superfast crawler. He can even crawl normally now! He's doing that more and more often. He is also pulling himself up and cruising all over the place. Hopefully it won't be long before he's FINALLY walking! I got the gate up Tuesday.
Dan built me my raised veggie garden for mother's day! I was so excited. I've got most of my seeds sown. I'm just waiting to pick up some mater and pepper plants after the danger of frost. I'll get pics later. Right now, it's just dirt, but for a couple rows of radishes. ;0)
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VITAMIN B COMPLEX 100 mg, CURES DEPRESSION
HUMAN SEXUALITY Psych 5 college class:
SUMMARY: B Vitamins Cure Depression quickly 25 mg to 300 mg/day, also 5000 mcg B12 helps
5-HTP 100 mg/day provides serotonin neurotransmitters to think more clearly, more in depth, with less confusion, and less anger. Synthetic vitamins are just as good as natural vitamins and much cheaper, go cheap, its the same thing 100 mg of B6 is 100 mg of B6. "Vitamin B Complex" or "B-100" usually have all the B vitamins (better) 100 mg size, not 15 mg
LACK OF B VITAMINS CAUSES DEPRESSION: quote "DON'T WORRY, B HAPPY: If your seriously low on any of the B vitamins, depression is one of the earliest symptoms. In fact, studies show....
over three-quarters of all depressed patients have a pyridoxine (vitamin B-6) deficiency. Giving these patients even small doses of pyridoxine (vitamin B-6) improves their depression
" - pg 54 "Idiots Guide to Vitamins & Minerals" by Alan H. Pressman, D.C., Ph.D., C.C.N. This page http://archure.net/salus/bhappy.html
Vitamin B-12 and other B vitamins play a role in producing brain chemicals that affect mood and other brain functions. Low levels of B-12 and other B vitamins such as vitamin B-6 and folate may be linked to depression.
The B vitamins, especially folic acid and vitamin B6, can be helpful in mild depression, and you should know that B vitamins can increase the efficacy of prescription anti-depressants.
according to a case report from Harvard-affiliated Massachusetts General Hospital published in The New England Journal of Medicine. It could have been worse, severe vitamin B12 deficiency can lead to deep depression, paranoia and delusions, memory loss, incontinence, loss of taste and smell, and more.
low levels of B6 in the body. Symptoms of serious deficiency include: Muscle weakness, Nervousness, Irritability,
, Difficulty concentrating, Short-term memory loss.
Vitamin B6 helps your body make serotonin, a chemical that influences mood. Low levels of serotonin are associated with depression, and some antidepressant medications work by raising levels of serotonin.
An association between low blood levels of folate, vitamins B6 and B12 and a higher prevalence of depressive symptoms has been reported in several epidemiological studies. The present study aimed to assess the association between folate, vitamins B6 and B12 intake and depresion prevalence
Those who do not take Vitamin supplements, do not get enough B Vitamins:
quote ".... only a fraction of U.S. adults currently get the recommended daily intake of all B vitamins by diet alone" -Harvard.edu
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Most people don't take vitamins, most people are depressed (and hide it)
20% to 30% of people take vitamins "Daily" ///// 50 % to 80% never take vitamins. Data previously posted at
Even those who take a multi vitamin (good to do) do not get enough B vitamins to keep them happy, as the official RDI is enough to keep you alive but not happy
I ESTIMATE that at least 80% to 90% or more are DEPRESSED, but since most everyone is, why bother? because happiness is just a few B vitamins away....
Dr Shari Lieberman and Dr Andrew Weil both concur that the "recommended daily intake" RDI (or older RDA) will keep you
"Alive but Not Happy"
Most people are not even getting the RDI or RDA needed for survival. Dr Shari Lieberman's "Real Vitamin and Mineral Book" suggests the
dose for B Vitamins as
25 mg to 300 mg daily
. Andrew Weil MD suggests 50mg/day for his brand
(Medical staff with stressful jobs sometimes take up to 1000 mg of B Complex /day, I used to but now more like 600 mg/day). ALSO: get a separate B-12 (in mcg not mg) at least 1000 mcg per day, I get at least 10,000 mcg /day of B-12 (mental physical coordination and well being). Vitamin List RDI/RDA & Dr Shari Lieberman's "Optimum daily intake"
So get a multivitamin and get a "B Complex" or "B Stress Formula" or "B-100" in the 100 mg size, and get 25 to 300 mg per day (600 up to 1000 mg is ok for an adult, but not 2000 mg daily), weight proportion for children, good for happy children daily, good for better grades, and plenty in prenatal vitamins already
Signs of Depression: "Come on Bob, were all going out to watch the sunset, you want to come along? let's go", "No, that's ok, you go ahead WITHOUT ME, I'll just wallow here in my misery" (I used to be like that, I can understand, lots of people don't get their B vitamins, it's sad),
But the 100 mg size is on the shelf, every store, many brand names
5-HTP 100 mg: I would also get some "5-HTP" 100 mg/daily.
I take 100 mg daily, it provides "Serotonin" aka "neurotransmitters" needed for thought process and transference of information within the brain, more depth of thought and better utilization of the mind. Lack of "Serotonin" aka "neurotransmitters" is the reason that people become confused or even angered (when the world behaves like they do). More about "5-HTP"
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MORE INFO about Proper Doses of other Vitamins & Minerals including daily requirements, min and max for water (still researching air)
FORMER QUOTATIONS: all my links to these quotations have disappeared, they existed, but those web site all let you down, as they are all commercial, they don't care if you live or die, they don't care if you die of depression, they are busy saving lives (golfing).
B6 What are the signs of a deficiency? "....confusion,
and insomnia" ~Andrew Weil MD
"Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) deficiency may lead to anemia,
, dermatitis, high blood pressure (hypertension), water retention, and elevated levels of homocysteine."
Those who do not take Vitamin supplements, do not get enough B Vitamins:
quote ".... only a fraction of U.S. adults currently get the recommended daily intake of all B vitamins by diet alone" -Harvard.edu
Most people don't take vitamins, most people are depressed (and hide it)
20% to 30% of people take vitamins "Daily" ///// 50 % to 80% never take vitamins
Background Music by Bobby McFerrin "Don't Worry Be Happy" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don't_Worry,_Be_Happy
MIDI version of Don't Worry Be Happy http://archure.net/midi/15.mid
I get 300 mg of B1, B2, B6, and 5,000+ mcg of B12 daily
Get the 100 mg size (read labels), Grocery Stores, Pharmacies, anyplace that sells lots of vitamins, some are open 24 hours per day (must contain at least all four: B1 B2 B6 B12)
Do it today, Don't Delay, B Happy
MUSIC ON THIS PAGE "Dont Worry Be Happy" by
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LARGE DOSAGES OF "B" VITAMINS (especially
B Vitamins are essential for proper functioning of the brain, but most people do not get enough B Vitamins, give this page priority
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B Happy Cards
Pass these cards out to depressed people (see signs of depression listed below)
Pass these out to anyone and everyone, Keep America and the World, Coherent and Happy
"Idiots Guide to Vitamins & Minerals" by Alan H. Pressman (photo), D.C., Ph.D., C.C.N. says
pg 54
"DON'T WORRY, B HAPPY: If your seriously low on any of the B vitamins, depression is one of the earliest symptoms. In fact, studies show that at least one in four of all people hospitalized for depression is deficient in pyridoxine (B-6) and cobalamin (B-12); another study suggests that over three-quarters of all depressed patients have a pyridoxine deficiency. Giving these patients even small doses of pyridoxine (B-6) improves their depression.
Folic acid supplements have been shown to help elderly patients who are depressed. People who take lithium to control bipolar disorder (manic depression) sometimes benefit from taking additional choline. If you take lithium, read the information in Chapter 12 and discuss choline supplements with your doctor before you try them.
BOOSTING YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM: When your body comes under attack from germs, your immune system swings into action. To launch an effective counterattack, your body needs to quickly produce a bunch of complicated proteins and the enzymes that help them work better and faster. And for that you need all your B vitamins because the B's are all closely involved with moving amino acids around to make proteins, hormones, and enzymes." END OF QUOTE by PRESSMAN
SIGNS OF DEPRESSION: (not to be confused with the astrological book, I met the author at a AFA convention)
"Come on Dave, were all going to the Bellagio Buffet for breakfast before going to the convention", "no, that's ok, you guys go ahead, I'LL JUST GO sit in the Keno lounge".
OR "Come on Herman, we want to get you in this photograph too, come on over Herman", "no, that's ok, I don't wanna be in the picture, YOU GO AHEAD WITHOUT ME".
The key words are usually
"no that's ok, you go ahead without me".
They feel rejected, and they put themselves in that position, they do it to themselves. Why? because they, like millions of other Americans, are severely low in B Vitamins (if they only knew, and even then, once informed, they sometimes refuse to take the B Vitamins, and eventually hopefully see a doctor who gives them a B Vitamin Injection).
OR "I came to Las Vegas to have a fun time, but I'm not really having fun, isn't there anything to do for fun around here?" Well you spent a fortune for your air fare, hotel room, meals, and gambling, why not go to CVS or one of the Walgreen's on The Las Vegas Strip and pick up a B Vitamin supplement (100 mg size) for only around $7 to $12, that will get you having fun. Take a Holiday, take a Holiday every day.
BETTER BUY? Any grocery store or pharmacy where vitamins are sold. Any brand name. Some may be initially cheaper, but often the dosage is much smaller, thus it may not be the better buy. You will have to compare and estimate. 60 tabs of 25 mg for $5.50???, or 50 tabs of 100 mg for $11.00??? (the later being the better buy).
INSTRUCTIONS: You can take them with a glass of water (admittedly, they taste kind of "gaggy", but they sure do make you Happy, within 30 Minutes), and you can take them with a meal or on an empty stomach. (Better to take them with Water than coffee or soda, just to get them down the throat, as coffee and soda are both acidic, and water is just easier).
IF YOU HAVE NOT HAD B SUPPLEMENTS DAILY for a while, I would advise taking 600 mg per day for at least 2 days, just to get you back in the pink. WARNING: if you have been low on your B Vitamins and suddenly take a large dosage, you may experience convulsions of laughter (you'll get over it). I met an RN (Registered Nurse) and asked how many milligrams (mg) of B Vitamins she consumed per day, she said 1,000 mg, I laughed and she said "but I need to" (with all the good work she does, good for her). 1,000 mg /day is safe.
"You don't really need that much, after your body absorbs what it needs, the rest is flushed out of the body in the urine"
WRONG KIMOSABE: As I gradually increased my intake of B Vitamins, over many months (many Moons ago), I noticed a great difference. The amounts listed here are the right amounts which you should be getting.
NON-EXPERTS WHO WATCH TV and DON'T READ, SAY:
"I eat a healthy diet, I get all the vitamins and minerals I need thru those foods naturally".
WRONG AGAIN KIMOSABE: If you ask those people how much you need of which vitamin, or what the natural source is, they can't tell you, and they don't smile like author experts Alan Pressman PhD, Dr. Andrew Weil, Shari Lieberman , or myself. (photos on this page).
B Vitamins naturally occur in Liver, which is so extremely high in Cholesterol, that it is dangerously Toxic to your system to get them thru that source. But just so you should know, in the event of a World War 3 Nuclear Holocaust, after the radiation fallout and cloud cover clears (2 years), if you are still alive, you can come out of your hiding hole and search for liver if you must. But as long as we have a civilized world with vitamin manufacturers making B Vitamins, help yourself, they are cheap and healthy. But that's up to you.
NON-EXPERTS WHO WATCH TV and DON'T READ, SAY:
"But I don't wanna be healthy and happy, you go ahead"
Well? That's up to you.


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An encounter between word and sculpture.
Katrin Dekoninck is an all-round artist who poignantly reveals humanity in all his facets. Although skilled in the arts of drawing, painting and hand-made animation, in this publication Katrin puts the spotlight on clay sculptures which in all serenity and simplicity are "infused with breath".
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Together both artists create an inseparable connection between themes such as "loneliness" and "transience".
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Dhaka – Indian National Congress President Sonia Gandhi has assured Bangladesh of taking common stand for all political parties of India on its next door neighbour.
Sonia made the pledge while made a courtesy call on Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, now in India on a four-day official visit.
"There may have political differences among us … but our stand is same with regards to our relations with Bangladesh," she told Hasina at Rashtrapati Bhaban in New Delhi.
Prime Minister's Press Secretary Ihsanul Karim said Sonia Gandhi appreciated the culmination of the land boundary agreement between the two countries which was initiated by the Congress -led UPA government, according to state-run Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha news agency.
Hasina shared with Sonia Gandhi her stride for socioeconomic uplift of Bangladesh. Sonia Gandhi highly praised Bangladesh's socioeconomic growth, the press secretary said.
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Former prime minister Manmohan Singh and National Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi accompanied Sonia.
Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali, Bangladesh High Commissioner to India Syed Moazzem Ali and other officials were present.


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ANCESTORS: "Now that we have made you the highest among us, the intermediary between us and our gods, O Priest, tell us what me must do."From such humble beginnings, the notion the gods are keenly interested in our morals eventually spread to all the nooks and niches of the earth so that, today, it is second nature for us to believe that every religion goes hand in hand with its own moral code.
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ANCESTORS: "But why? Why is it wrong?"
PRIEST: "Well, I don't actually...[suddenly has an idea]...Wait! It's because the gods forbid us to fornicate with the same sex. Yes! That's it! Because the gods forbid it!"
Joking aside, though, I think there might be a relationship between priests (or a priestly class) and the notion the gods are concerned with our morals.
Based on my very limited knowledge, I cannot think of a society in which the notion is prevalent that does not have priests. Although, I can think of at least one society in which I suspect the notion is either quite weak, or simply does not exist, and yet there are priests (Japan).
Moreover, as Jared Diamond somewhere points out, the New Guinea highlanders -- like many other tribal peoples -- do not think of their gods as beings interested in human morals. That is, the notion is not intrinsic to religion, and you can, and do, have religions without it.
So, do you think there might be a relationship of some sort between a presence of priests and the notion the gods are concerned with our morals? Why or why not?


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Marilyn's Chalk Painting Workshop Classes are held once a month Wisteria Cottage Fine Art Studio, 95 Main Western Road, North Tamborine, diagonally opposite the Fire Station.
Course Time: 9.30 to approx 2.30 and morning tea provided (gluten free & dairy free available)
White and/or Cream Chalk Paint, wax, brushes, rags, etc supplied
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Our Chalk Painting Workshop Classes are at a cost of just $99.00 per person (or book and pay for two and save! Just $150.00) and you will learn how to chalk paint like a Pro!. Learn the best techniques for upcycling furniture using Marilyn's Chalk Furniture Paint Powder added to acrylic paint, includes techniques for distressing, industrial finishes and 'cheats' gilding, together with how to apply clear and dark wax. Bring in a small piece of your own wooden furniture to paint, ensuring it has been well cleaned with luke warm, soapy water (use household steel wool) to remove any dust or grime and you will take home your very own designer item. Your piece should NOT be larger than a chair, or something you can carry under one arm and when finished, put on the backseat of your car. For example, a small chair, occasional table, bedside table, picture frame, or a drawer from something you would like to complete at home. You will enjoy an entertaining morning with other like minded upcycling enthusiasts and receive a 10% discount on all powder and wax purchased on the day. Come along, wear your painting clothes bringing your sense of humour, adventure and love of all things recycled.
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Women who are nursing are generally advised to not take Nexavar (sorafenib). Although no studies have been done to determine if this drug passes through human breast milk, it does pass through breast milk in rats and could cause serious complications in a nursing baby. Before taking Nexavar while breastfeeding, talk to your healthcare provider about your options.
Can Breastfeeding Women Take Nexavar?Nexavar® (sorafenib) is a prescription chemotherapy medication used in the treatment of certain types of liver, thyroid, and kidney cancer. At this time, it is unknown whether this drug passes through breast milk in humans. The manufacturer recommends women not take Nexavar while breastfeeding.
More Information About Nexavar and BreastfeedingNexavar has not been studied in women who were breastfeeding. However, animal studies have shown that the drug does pass through the breast milk of rats.
Based on the properties of the medication, it is also likely to pass through human breast milk. However, because of the lack of research, it is unknown how much Nexavar would be found in the breast milk or if it would harm a nursing infant.
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In a move that feels like the company has arrived late to the party, Palm announced its Treo 500v to Vodafone subscribers across Europe today.
The reason I say it's a rather late move is that the Treo 500v looks strikingly similar to most smartphones in America these days, and the features are right on par as well.
The 500v, which lacks a touch-screen, runs Windows Mobile 6. It also has a 2.0 mega pixel camera for videos and pictures, which users can store on 150MB of usable internal memory or on a microSD memory card. Yawn. Sure, it offers a 2 megapixel camera, which is an upgrade from the 1.3 mega pixel cameras found in both the Samsung Blackjack and T-Mobile Dash, but the overall phone is nothing new to the market.
Its dimensions, 4.3 x 2.4 x .64 inches, are also nearly identical to the Blackjack and the Dash, although it's .16 inches thicker than both. It also has a screen similar to the Blackjack: a 320x240 65k color display. The 500v is available in charcoal gray and glacier white; and while charcoal and black phones are pretty popular right now, I think the white phone is a refreshing new color to the market—just don't leave pizza sauce on your mouth before you talk.
The 500v also uses a USB sync plug, supports SMS messaging, push e-mail, and Bluetooth 2.0. It supports tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900, but lacking the 850MHz band), GPRS, and UMTS (2100) networks and offers 3G support in Europe. However, it does not have HSDPA support and will not offer 3G data speeds in the United States. Of course, at this time the phone is limited to Vodafone in Europe, so there's no word on what carrier would pick it up in the States right now anyway.
Judging by the screenshots, the phone will use software that has a Vodafone theme for its Vodafone Live! service, instead of running Windows Mobile 6 straight up. In October, the 500v will be available for sale to Vodafone customers in Germany, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, the UK, and Vodacom customers in South Africa. Pricing was not immediately available.
Earlier this month Palm cancelled its Foleo project to focus on its lineup of smartphones, so I imagine we'll hear about more feature-packed phones in the near future.


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Lake Oswego Real Estate Downsizing and Decluttering
I have been wanting to write about this topic going on four years now. Why four years? The reason is I joined a Facebook Group called "365 Days of Eliminating Crap". While I am not a hoarder, and don't have a lot of collections, I realized that when I built my house in 1988, I moved in and did not go through the process of eliminating anything. I am also not a shopper, so I don't buy or bring a lot of things home but still have more than I ever want or need.
In addition, one of the many reasons I wanted to write about this subject is because I spend a lot of time helping owners, who are getting ready to list their homes with me, declutter. One of the things I say all the time is, you are going to move anyway, you might was well start decluttering and packing before you put your home on the market for sale. Further, buyers want a "move in" ready house and your clutter or possessions will detract from your home.
Here is just a short list of what I have learned during the past four years I have been in the Facebook group "365 Days of Eliminating Crap". I started this list quite a while ago and could add many more things I have learned to it, but for now, here's the short list:
Decluttering Your Lake Oswego Home
The decluttering FB group rules are that we eliminate 1 item a day or multiples of the same 1 item a day — no more than that. The Facebook group has helped me immensely by doing the following:
- The group holds me accountable posting pics every day plus provides non-judgmental support.
It is not enough to empty the contents in baskets or storage containers or rent a storage space, but we get rid of all the clutter plus the containers.
- We sometimes hold on to things because of guilt.
- Sometimes we have grandiose ideas of what we want to accomplish or do, so we go out and buy all the supplies because we want to duplicate things we see on line or what Martha Stewart does. We have the best intentions, but then all the supplies accumulate and we never use them.
- Making more conscious decisions and becoming more mindful of what we need to get rid of.
- If it was a gift and I don't like or want it, it is always harder to let the item go.
- Many of my books and paper items link to my childhood, marriage, etc. and those are hard to eliminate.
- Women have a tendency to hold on to clothes thinking they will fit into them again. In my case, having lost weight my clothes were all too big and yet I still held on to them as a safety net. I had various different sizes.
- There are many groups, professionals who help declutter, or information that can help you especially on Facebook such as KonMari groups, the 365 group I belong to, Project 333, etc. Know you are not alone.
- I am a minimalist and would rather have less than more. This 365 days group has been an eye opener for me. People who visit me say they don't see the clutter I am referring to all the time. I tell them it is all in drawers, my closets or the garage!
- I am learning to live with fewer clothes and things. I am learning to do without. I think of our landfills and know they are loaded with junk, trash and all our stuff! I don't want to contribute to the landfill. I recycle, compost and donate items to be reused or to those in need.
- One of my many issues is I have too many hobbies and interests. I live in curiosity daily but need to pull back on some of those and have.
- I am also becoming more aware of expiration dates on food products. Instead of buying because I might need it some day, I now only buy food items when I need them. Also, using up what I have such as spices, etc. before I buy more.
- I swear, I walk past stuff in my house everyday and don't see it or even realize it is clutter. It disappears into the background and decluttering makes you look at things closer.
- I seem to have multiples of many things. Now before I shop to replace anything, I look to see if I might already have that item.
- Clutter is silent. It blends in with our surroundings and we don't even see it.
- The older I get the more of a procrastinator I have become.
- Some things provide comfort. I realize I no longer need things to provide that comfort.
- There are many topics/crafts I have lost interest in over the years. Interests change as you do so getting rid of items attached to those interests should be eliminated.
- Do not expect to keep your house clean as you are decluttering. Piles become the norm until items are given away or donated.
- I no longer need to do crafts to fill my days. Those days are gone. The craft items I have, and many are 30+++ years old, have been donated to places that reuse them. I now have other interests I want to explore and other things to do.
- Buy stuff because you think you need it or really want it. I have stopped doing that. If there is a major purchase I think I want, I don't buy it until after 1 day or more to consider whether I really need it.
- Things I haven't used in at least 1 year get automatically discarded.
- Going through this process I find items did not know I even had and some are now being put to good use.
- I no longer save things in case I need them or maybe one day will use them. Instead, I donate them to someone, sell them, donate or recycle all those items.
As mentioned above, this is only a short list of things I have learned from decluttering. Sometimes it is easier than other times to go through this process. This group only eliminates 1 item a day, which makes it a whole lot easier.
Stay-cation To Decluter
4th of July weekend is coming up, or perhaps you are planning a staycation at home this year. Take some time and start decluttering. I cannot share with you the feeling I get when things are gone and out of the house. It has been like a burden has been lifted from my shoulders. And, you can't even remember what you had or what you got rid of!
365 Days Of Eliminating Crap
If you want to join the group I am talking about, send me an email and I will send you an "invite" to join this great group.
In another post soon, I will write about what resources are available locally to donate, help with removing your clutter, etc. In the meantime, if you would like that information, or have me stop by to assist you with what you might need to do to get your home ready for sale, let me know.
There are links above to search for real estate. I have a new website where you can search or you can use my mobile phone app as well. My website and mobile app provide you with access to all listings available on the RMLS™ system regardless of who the listing agent or brokerage may be. Listings are updated frequently throughout the day giving you the information you need, when you need it.
Thinking of Selling Your Lake Oswego Home?
Prices are increasing at a fast pace in Lake Oswego. Interest rates are still low but are increasing, and there is still a huge pool of buyer demand. I have ready, willing and able buyers ready to purchase your home. If you want to know the value of your home in today's real estate market, please call me at 503-804-9685.
Moving to Lake Oswego?
Want to know more about Lake Oswego? I'd love to be your buyer's agent, please give me a call at 503-804-9685.
I have worked in Lake Oswego as a Real Estate Broker since 1978 and have lived in Lake Oswego since 1988 and know all the neighborhoods! The real estate market is "hot" here in the Portland metro area and Lake Oswego. I am ready to assist you with all your real estate needs! "There is no substitute for experience."
ALL ABOUT…..Lake Oswego Real Estate. Copyright 2008-2018. Betty Jung. All Rights Reserved. Use of this article, photos and images without permission is in violation of federal copyright laws.
Lake Oswego Real Estate Seniors Aging In Place Or Downsizing
One of my specialties is assisting buyer/sellers 55+. I have earned the designation SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist) with specialized training from our National Association of REALTORS® and can assist you with your real estate needs.
As you get a little older, your lifestyle changes. Tasks you might have found easy 20, 10, or even five years ago — like climbing stairs, hopping into the tub, or crouching in the garden — might be newly difficult. That's OK. But it's important that your living space reflects your new lifestyle. The question then is do you downsize to a smaller place or do you want to age in your own home?
Interested in staying in your home while aging?
There is a Village movement that is helping many seniors remain independent.
A meeting is schedule for this evening, April 20 at 5:30 at Lake Oswego Adult Community Center. 505 G Ave., Lake Oswego, OR 97034 to educate seniors about aging in place.
Join in at 5:30 for social time and snacks, and the formal agenda at 6 pm.
Lake Oswego Real Estate Downsizing
6 Reasons Why Downsizing Might Be the Right Move For You
Are you thinking of downsizing? An increasing number of people are opting to downsize. Whether you spent your earlier days in a three-story colonial or a sprawling ranch, moving to a smaller place can make things easier for you. Here are six reasons why:
1. Less to clean
Now that the kids are out of the house and have kids of their own, do you really need four bedrooms? Or, more importantly: Do you really need the hassle of vacuuming and dusting them? Sure, all that extra space is nice for family get-togethers and holidays. But the burden of maintaining a house that was meant for more people can be taxing and expensive — especially if you suffer a health setback and need hired help. A smaller apartment or home will allow you to maintain independence and do your own cleaning… but will also make the task more manageable.
2. No yard work
You might love to mow the lawn. Who doesn't love the smell of freshly cut grass? But as you get older, pushing your John Deere around can lead to falls, twisted ankles, or just… exhaustion. What was once a once-a-week pleasure capped by a few cold beers could turn into a slog… or a trip to the doctor's office. Downsizing your home typically also means downsizing the yard, making maintenance easier (if you're doing it yourself) or cheaper (if you hire out). You don't have to give up the outdoors — many communities intended for independent older folks have shared green spaces that allow you to put your feet in the grass without having to also cut it.
3. It's often cheaper… or even lucrative
If you own your home outright, you might think that making a move isn't financially feasible. But depending on your home's value, downsizing can give you a substantial bump in retirement funds. And if you decide to move to an apartment, condo, or a community that's geared toward other independent retirees, you'll also often be saved the future expense of home maintenance. Who wants to replace a roof at age 75?
4. A home that's designed for you
As more and more independent retirees are choosing to downsize, the housing industry has begun to cater to their needs, designing smaller homes, condos, and apartments especially for an aging clientele. That means accessible bathrooms, single-story floor plans, and spaces that make it easy — not hard — to keep doing the things you've always done. Instead of fighting your space, you can live in harmony with it. Better yet, it can make daily life safer, via new technology — like Philips Lifeline, which can sense if you've fallen in your home and need help.
5. Closer to the center of things
One of the benefits of downsizing is that it gives you the opportunity to reconsider where in your community you'd most like to live. As America's population ages, it's increasingly moving back to city centers. As you age, it can be more convenient to be within easy walking distance of shops, pharmacies, restaurants, cultural centers, and health care providers. One of the biggest hurdles to independence as you age is mobility — and often, the ability to drive. Living closer to the center of things means you don't have to. Want a bite to eat? Need to pick up a prescription? Dinner and a movie? You might be able to just walk.
6. More time for family and friends… and yourself
Less cleaning, less yard work, a shorter commute… Downsizing can often simplify your life, leaving you time you wouldn't have otherwise. But it can also be the start of a new chapter in life, one that is dedicated to spending time with family and friends… and maybe even a few new neighbors. Many communities geared toward downsizing retirees have social groups, book clubs, and cinema screenings aimed at building new bonds and friendships.
Just because you're of a certain age, that doesn't mean that you can't try a new hobby or make some new friends. Downsizing can help you keep your adventurous spirit and encourage you to try something new. It's a challenge, but if you're up for it, the rewards can be substantial.
There are links above to search for real estate. I have a new website where you can search or you can use my mobile phone app as well. My website and mobile app provide you with access to all listings available on the RMLS™ system regardless of who the listing agent or brokerage may be. Listings are updated frequently throughout the day giving you the information you need, when you need it.
Thinking of Selling Your Lake Oswego Home?
Prices are increasing at a fast pace in Lake Oswego. Interest rates are still low but are increasing, and there is still a huge pool of buyer demand. I have ready, willing and able buyers ready to purchase your home. If you want to know the value of your home in today's real estate market, please call me at 503-804-9685.
Moving to Lake Oswego?
Want to know more about Lake Oswego? I'd love to be your buyer's agent, please give me a call at 503-804-9685.
I have worked in Lake Oswego as a Real Estate Broker since 1978 and have lived in Lake Oswego since 1988 and know all the neighborhoods! The real estate market is "hot" here in the Portland metro area and Lake Oswego. I am ready to assist you with all your real estate needs! "There is no substitute for experience."
ALL ABOUT…..Lake Oswego Real Estate. Copyright 2008-2018. Betty Jung. All Rights Reserved. Use of this article, photos and images without permission is in violation of federal copyright laws.


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What does it mean to be an arthritis advocate, or an advocate in general? According to the dictionary definition, an advocate is a person who argues for or supports a cause or policy; or a person who works for a cause or group. Advocacy comes in many different forms, and the arthritis cause is full of opportunities to engage in a variety of advocacy work. You can be an Arthritis Foundation e-Advocate or Ambassador, a fundraiser, a public speaker, a blogger, a tweeter, a public policy lobbyist, or a social media activist, or you can work in several other areas to help support those who live with arthritis.
If you're passionate about the arthritis cause and you want to get involved, there are a lot of options out there for people of all levels of ability and experience. Whether working with a bigger organization, such as the national Arthritis Foundation, or getting involved with advocacy on a smaller scale, like starting a Facebook page or your own blog, there's one thing that arthritis advocates agree on: Just do something!
"Don't be afraid to get involved," says Laurie Markle, Grassroots Advocacy Manager for the Arthritis Foundation in Washington, DC. "People are often afraid of advocacy because they don't want to debate politics and feel unprepared to discuss policy. But as an arthritis patient or caretaker, you know more than you think you do. Your story is your most powerful tool and you shouldn't be afraid to use it."
Markle has been working as a national manager for the Arthritis Foundation for the last four years, helping to establish and engage a grassroots advocacy network of 68,000 people. She operates the Arthritis Ambassador Program, which uses volunteers to mobilize and effect change on Capitol Hill.
The arthritis cause
Arthritis is a serious health issue and is the leading cause of disability in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). A complex family of musculoskeletal disorders consisting of more than 100 different diseases or conditions, arthritis can affect people of all ages and genders. There are 50 million adult Americans who have a doctor-diagnosed form of the disease (1 in 5 adults). And an estimated 300,000 American children under age 18 have some form of arthritis. According to the Arthritis Foundation, within 20 years the number of people with arthritis will soar. By 2030 an estimated 67 million Americans will have arthritis, unless the trend is reversed.
There are not only the physical costs of the disease that affect so many people, but the financial costs to individuals and to the US economy are also staggering. The CDC states that in 2003, the total cost attributed to arthritis in the United States was $128 billion, up from $86.2 billion in 1997.
Access to care for those with arthritis is a main priority for the Arthritis Foundation as well as for other arthritis-related organizations. Patient access to rheumatologists, especially pediatric rheumatologists, is an important need right now in the arthritis and health-care communities, as is access to medicines, treatments, and affordable health insurance.
"It's our goal that everyone has access to the health care that he or she needs," says Markle. "We're working with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to ensure that the underinsured and uninsured have access to care through the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. This new law is complicated and varies by state, so we're working on a toolkit to help patients with arthritis select an insurance plan that meets their needs."
The Arthritis Foundation
The Arthritis Foundation has two different types of volunteers: e-Advocates, and Ambassadors. An e-Advocate is someone who is willing to contact his representatives through e-mail when he receives an "Action Alert" from the Foundation. In five minutes or less, e-Advocates are able to write to elected officials and tell them that their constituents care about arthritis and how it impacts their communities.
Arthritis Ambassadors do a lot more: They serve as official liaisons between the Arthritis Foundation and their state and federal elected officials. The Ambassador Program serves a strategic function of the
Arthritis Foundation's mission by establishing and building a strong grassroots network, ensuring that Congress is aware of the needs of people living with arthritis and is primed to take action.
Arthritis Ambassadors also participate in bimonthly Webinars with Arthritis Foundation staff and guest speakers. Every other month Ambassadors are assigned an advocacy task that typically requires less than one hour of their time, and Ambassadors must report their activity to the national office.
Sample Ambassador tasks include the following:
• Recruit new and active advocates in key congressional districts
• Promote Arthritis Foundation public policy priorities and advocacy at local chapter events such as the Arthritis Walk
• Contact members of Congress concerning the legislative and administrative priorities of the Arthritis Foundation
• Attend local town hall meetings sponsored by a member of Congress and make appointments to meet federal and state representatives in their district offices throughout the year
• Invite and encourage members of Congress and state legislators to participate in local Arthritis Foundation events
The Arthritis Foundation's annual Advocacy Summit, which is held in the spring each year in Washington, DC, is a large event that brings e-Advocates and Ambassadors together from all over the country. There they learn how to advocate and build a continuing relationship with their members of Congress and their staff.
To become an e-Advocate or an Arthritis Ambassador, or for more information, visit www.arthritis.org/advocacy.
Two dedicated and longtime Ambassadors for the Arthritis Foundation are Karen Anderson of Santa Barbara, California, and Mark Haubner, from Long Island, New York. While each has a different personal connection to arthritis, both share a passion for arthritis advocacy.
Anderson's daughter Kristin was diagnosed with scleroderma at age 15, and Anderson has watched her suffer from the disease for the last 20 years. Wanting to help Kristin as well as others living with arthritis is what made Anderson get involved in advocacy about eight years ago.
"This is an exciting way to get involved," says Anderson. "When I think of all the volunteer work I've ever done in my life, this feels like the most meaningful, because of the difference it can make for so many people."
Haubner, 58, has osteoarthritis, bursitis, and Ray-naud syndrome and has had several arthritis-related surgeries. Like Anderson, Haubner enjoys being part of a large, national organization because of the impact a large group can have regarding public policy decisions. But he also observes that continuity between national and local efforts is important.
"We get a lot accomplished because we're there in bulk, in large numbers," says Haubner. "Advocacy work at the national level is better at influencing public policy compared to at the local level. But so much is done locally, too. When you go home after attending the Advocacy Summit in DC, you start contacting the representatives at your local office about the issues—with phone calls, e-mails, and office visits. You need to have both the national and local offices working together to get things done."
As an Ambassador, Haubner's top advocacy priorities are raising funding for research and getting more e-Advocates and Ambassadors on board to help with arthritis awareness and education.
"I'd like to see a cure in my lifetime," says Haubner. "I think we've gotten away from using the word 'cure' somewhat. We need to get back to using it and having it be our mission."
Christine's Kids
Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in 1990 at age 43, Christine Schwab hid her disease for 20 years, fearing the loss of her job and career due to the stigma associated with arthritis. Today Schwab, who lives in Newport Beach, California, is a successful television personality and author, specializing in fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and health.
"I thought arthritis was a disease only old people got when I was first diagnosed," said Schwab. "And working in the entertainment business where everything is about youth, I knew I would lose my career."
The common misconception of arthritis being "an old person's affliction" is still out there and thriving among the general public, despite the fact that a large majority of those with the disease are far from being senior citizens. According to the CDC, two-thirds of people with arthritis are under the age of 65. And in all 50 states, 1 in 20 working-age adults (18–64 years old) face work limitations due to arthritis.
Despite her fears about making her arthritis public, Schwab finally broke her silence when she wrote her memoir, Take Me Home From the Oscars, which tells her story of living a life in television while secretly suffering from debilitating pain. She credits the speaking engagements she did when her book came out with igniting her passion for arthritis advocacy.
"Becoming an arthritis advocate wasn't an overnight thing that happened to me," says Schwab. "It just evolved organically. My passion to help kids with RA was especially organic. After my book came out, I was getting so much attention and feedback from people visiting my personal Facebook page, especially from parents who had questions and concerns about their child's RA, that I decided to start Christine's Kids."
Christine's Kids is a community Facebook page that Schwab created about a year ago, as a place where children and their parents can connect with each other and have their stories and voices be heard. Schwab says that she posts anything on the page that can be helpful regarding arthritis. She wants the page to be a resource that people can keep coming back to for information, support, and positivity.
Since becoming involved with arthritis advocacy, Schwab has dedicated herself to working on many different projects with several organizations. She is an Ambassador with the Arthritis Foundation and has participated in speaking engagements, led sessions at the annual Juvenile Arthritis Conference, lobbied on Capitol Hill, and contributed to media projects for the Foundation.
In addition to working with the Arthritis Foundation, Schwab is on the Advisory Board for the Arthritis National Research Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising funding for arthritis research. She has also done work with the American College of Rheumatology, a professional organization of rheumatologists and associated health professionals who treat arthritis, and she is a frequent blogger, writing blog posts on her own site (www.christineschwab.com) as well as contributing to Creaky Joints (www.creakyjoints.org), another arthritis organization.
Spreading arthritis awareness through positive media attention is important to Schwab and is something that is much-needed in arthritis advocacy right now, she says, if we want to change the negative attitudes about arthritis and stop the misconceptions surrounding the disease.
Schwab hopes to change the perception of arthritis and "make it into a sexy disease." She wants everyone to understand that it's not a disease of the old and crippled and that kids can get it too. Schwab would like to see movies made about arthritis and more books written about it, and to see the subject gain much more television exposure.
"We need to get more positive media attention with messages of hope," says Schwab. "There's just not enough of it right now. The media messages that are out there need to be better balanced, too. We need more authors of hope."
The Global Healthy Living Foundation
One of Christine Schwab's "authors of hope" is her friend and fellow advocate Seth Ginsberg, whom she describes as the "advocacy guru" for adults and kids. Ginsberg lives in New York but can usually be found on an airport runway somewhere, about to jet off to his next destination to meet with policy makers or to speak at arthritis events.
Ginsberg, who was diagnosed with arthritis at age 13, cofounded the arthritis support community Creaky Joints in 1999. Today Creaky Joints boasts over 55,000 members, including both people affected by all forms of arthritis and their families. It's become a popular resource and avenue for people who want to connect with each other and share their arthritis stories through blogging, advocacy work, and social media.
Creaky Joints is part of the Global Healthy Living Foundation (GHLF), a nonprofit organization based in New York that advocates at the state, national, and international levels for improved access to care for people with chronic diseases. Right now, the GHLF is focusing on the issue of biosimilar drugs being introduced into the pharmaceutical market, and more specifically keeping these drugs safe for the people who take them. The Healthy Biologics program (www.healthybiologics.org) is a project of the GHLF and is an educational program for anyone who takes a biologic drug such as etanercept (brand name Enbrel), Adalimumab (Humira), or Infliximab (Remicade), to name a few.
The Healthy Biologics program is a state-by-state effort to help make people aware and informed that soon the patents for their biologic drugs will run out, and there will be generics, or biosimilars, on the market. The program is also pushing for cooperation with insurance companies to let people know if they will be switched to one of the biosimilar drugs due to expected lower costs for these products.
"Basic reporting and record keeping of the type of medicines we're taking, especially these complex biologic medications, is important to us," says Ginsberg. "It's not the most glamorous form of advocacy, but it's important because we're the lead patient advocacy organization raising awareness about a critical issue that we predict will be on the horizon in as soon as two years. Healthy Biologics gives people a chance to participate in ensuring safety and record keeping of the medicines we rely on."
Get involved!
Whether you want to advocate for better access to arthritis care, help protect drug safety standards, promote arthritis awareness by sharing your own story in front of a crowd or in a Facebook post, or maybe join an Arthritis Walk and raise money for arthritis research, it's easy to get involved somehow, at some level.
"Anyone who is interested in becoming an advocate ought to realize that it's easy to do," says Ginsberg. "And it will make you feel better! Through social media, and our new networks of friends, family, and community, we can share important messages to 1) inform and 2) encourage involvement. By telling the public what life with arthritis is about, we can paint a clearer picture of it."


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Ex-cabinet minister Bill Boyd fined $35,000 after pleading guilty to environmental charges
Former Saskatchewan cabinet minister Bill Boyd has been fined a total of $35,000 after pleading guilty earlier this year to a pair of environmental charges laid in connection with illegal riverbank modifications.
The 61-year-old founding member of the Saskatchewan Party entered his guilty pleas in Kindersley provincial court in February. Judge R.D. Jackson delivered his written decision and handed down Boyd's sentence on Tuesday.
Boyd was fined $5,000 plus a $2,000 surcharge, per a jount sentencing submission, for the first charge, which was filed under the province's Wildlife Habitat Protection Act and involved the cultivation of six acres of protected grassland.
He was fined an additional $20,000 plus an $8,000 surcharge for the second charge, which falls under the Environmental Management and Protection Act and dealt with modifications to the riverbank and the installation of irrigation equipment.
Boyd was also ordered to remediate the damage to the protected grasslands and shorelines.
"In all of the circumstances, one would have to place Mr. Boyd's efforts to comply and avoid the harm caused at the very low end of the diligence scale. His actions throughout, at a minimum, were highly reckless," Jackson wrote in his decision.
Crown prosecutor Matthew Miazga said he was pleased with the judge's decision, which fell in the $25,000 to $30,000 range he advocated for while making his sentencing submissions in February.
"I think (Jackson) made the point that this is a serious offence and will be punished with fairly significant fines," Miazga said Tuesday afternoon in a phone interview.
"I think it's important for people to recognize that just because you might own property that's adjacent to a river or a stream or a creek or a lake, that doesn't give you the right to develop that property without obtaining the proper permits."
Boyd's defence lawyer, R.J. Ard, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The former MLA for Kindersley was booted from the Sask. Party caucus and subsequently resigned last summer, after an unrelated business trip he took to China was found to be in violation of conflict of interest laws.


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Shushan Xu, MIPA
I was attracted to the La Follette School because of its expertise in social policy, small class size, flexible courses structure, and family-like atmosphere.
William Wallo, MIPA
The client-based project aspect of many courses has helped me develop better communication, time management, and team-working skills.
Nikolai Kapustin, MIPA
I am a project assistant for Professor Menzie Chinn, former senior economist with the White House Council of Economic Advisers. I was drawn to this position because of my strong interest in Professor Chinn's research in international trade. We are doing research on the topic of elasticity of demand for US imports and exports.
Alumna Askin on panel about international food and agriculture competition
Molly Askin (MIPA '03) returned to campus December 7 for the American Antitrust Institute's Food & Agriculture Competition Roundtable at the University of Wisconsin Law School. She participated on the panel discussion Food Supply Chains: Integration, Globalization, and What it Means for Competition and Stability.
Students, alumni named PMF finalists
La Follette School students Patrick Landers and Vanessa Studer along with Casey Hutchison (MIPA '18) and Danny Benson (MPA '17) advanced as finalists in the highly competitive Presidential Management Fellowship (PMF) program.
MIPA/JD alumnus Russell writes about political change in Ukraine
The National Interest published an article by La Follette School alumnus Christopher Russell (MIPA/JD '16) about Ukraine's long struggle against corruption and the Revolution of Dignity movement.
2nd-year MIPA student learning Turkish through FLAS fellowship
Master of international public affairs (MIPA) student Jamey Kane received a Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowship for the 2018-19 academic year. He will use the fellowship to study Turkish at UW–Madison.
MIPA alumna Lorenze joins staff
Katie Lorenze (MIPA '14) joined the La Follette School of Public Affairs as department administrator on Monday, August 13. Lorenze replaces Steve Kulig (MPA '14), who became associate director in May.
Economist article references Chinn, Kucko paper
An article in the July 26 edition of The Economist referenced a paper written by La Follette School Professor Menzie Chinn and Kavan Kucko (MIPA '08). The article discussed how the yield curve for government bonds inverted just before each of the most recent U.S. recessions.
Signe Janoska-Bedi, MIPA
Rourke O'Brien's course on Inequality, Race and Public Policy helped me develop an understanding of the policy-making process and how it is impacted by social factors. Mark Copelovitch's course on International Governance also helped me learn about policy-making in intergovernmental institutions.


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hi all,
will this work on a mid 2012 silver mac pro
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I don't think so, there aren't any drivers for macOS on gigabyte's site for this particular card. Which leads me to believe that it is not supported.
Apple says it might be compatible. Unfortunately that means that you'll just have to try for yourself to see if it truly is compatible.
The likelihood is that it won't, as ZeroWoolong pointed out - Gigabyte doesn't offer any MacOS drivers for this particular. Nor does AMD offer a MacOS driver for the card either. It's possible that you will get an output form the GPU however you'd probably get some funky resolutions, severely bottleneck the performance of the GPU and encounter other strange issues. Are you wanting to use this for gaming or for graphic design/video editing?


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Roughly 15,000 children in the United States get diagnosed with type 1 diabetes each year. It is also becoming more common for children to get Type 2 diabetes. Whether children have Type 1 or Type 2, diabetes is a chronic disease that affects how their body regulates sugar.
If your child has problems with their blood sugar levels, it is important to manage it so that it doesn't turn into full-blown diabetes. Here are three signs your child has problems with blood sugar.
Your Child Makes Frequent Trips to the Bathroom
If it seems like your child is making frequent trips to the bathroom, it could indicate that their blood sugar levels are too high. Urinating is one of the ways that the body excretes extra glucose.
The number of times your child needs to urinate largely depends on how much water and other liquids they consume during the day. You should take note, however, if they seem to be going to the bathroom more than they usually do.
Your Child Is Losing Weight
It's important to keep track of your child's growth, which can be done by weighing and measuring them on a regular basis. If you notice that your child's is consuming the same amount of calories as usual but is losing weight, it could indicate high sugar levels.
Some reasons high blood sugar levels can cause weight loss include:
If your child is losing weight and is urinating more frequently, you should check into blood sugar testing for children.
Your Child Is Exhibiting Signs of Low Blood Sugar
Normal blood sugar levels for children depend on what time of day their blood sugar levels are checked and the age of the child. Fasting blood sugar levels for children ages 6 to 12 should be between 80 and 180. For children age 13 to 19, blood sugar levels should be between 70 and 150.
If your child's blood sugar levels are too low, they may exhibit the following symptoms:
If your child's blood sugar levels are far below normal, it could cause them to pass out. It can be normal to have low blood sugar levels every now and then, but it's not normal if it become a frequent occurrence.
Whether your child's blood sugar levels are frequently too high or too low, they should be seen by a doctor for blood sugar testing for children.


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Molly is making First Communion
Molly is making first communion soon. Mom wanted some shots and we had a blast making them. Molly is such a great model!
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A bus service which was saved by Pocklington Town Council has been hit by a road block.
Part of the route around Pocklington has been blocked following action by a resident who had discovered there was a restriction on Amos Drive, stopping buses travelling down that stretch of the highway.
The service, which was rescued by the town council following a £6,200 funding package, can no longer pick up people on the Broadmanor Estate.
The route, operated by East Yorkshire Motor Services (EYMS) on Tuesdays and Fridays is unregistered, which means it operates free of charge to passengers.
This service had been running along the Old Town service circuit plus the extension to and from the Health Centre to turn around at the roundabout by Pocklington Services close to Pocklington Industrial Estate.
The original 198 town bus service was lost in the last reorganisation, and following consultation with residents, the town council agreed to fund it for a six-month period before being reviewed.
A Town Council spokesman said: "Somewhere in the planning application for one of the estates it says because the road hasn't been designed in a certain way we can't run the bus service down that particular road.
"It is on one part of the Broadmanor Estate. It's on the very new section on Amos Drive where the doctors surgery is.
"The bus service can't use that stretch of road which basically means it can't get through from the doctors to the rest of Broadmanor.
"We have asked the East Riding of Yorkshire Council for some information to see how we can progress.
"The rest of the bus service is running absolutely fine, it's just that section of the route.
"At the moment the service covers the Old Town route which is Sherbuttgate, Denison Road, The Oval, West Green and down to the roundabout at the services and comes back into town.
"It just can't get down Amos Drive which is a blow for the residents wanting to use the service."
Pocklington Ward Councillor Andy Strangeway said: "The town council may have to look at using a smaller bus so it can operate on Broadmanor.
"As I understand it the service uses a large bus so there might be a chance to provide the service with a smaller one."


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Robert believes that eLearning is transforming education just as digital has transformed marketing. As course director of the Digital Marketing Academy of Ireland, Robert ensures that students are up to date with the latest industry trends and practices. Robert speaks at conferences & masterclasses around Europe and he previously worked with the Digital Marketing Institute and Dublin Business School. Robert holds a Masters in Strategic Management, Degree in Marketing, multiple qualifications in Digital Marketing and in Training & Education.


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I wonder if you'll be interested in learning how to promote your small business, with very little effort and very little money, and in a way that not only increases revenue but benefits your local community as well. Hosting Artopium's Roving Festival brings an affluent crowd of people that come to recognize your name and place of business as a contibutor and giving member of their neighborhood, and who wouldn't want that? Just imagine all the new smiling faces you will see because they know it was you and your business that brought something cultural and unique to their local community.
To be the host of Artopium's Roving Festival is to be the host of art, music, fashion, film and books from your own local communty. We may rove from place to place, but wherever we are we try to bring in as much of the local artists and musicians as possible; and usually we find some amazing talent, right in your own "backyard"!
We can setup near your bar, coffee shop or retail store, in the parking lot, in an outdoor field or street intersection, etc. There is practically no limit to the type of space that the festival can be in, only that you own or have permission to use an area that is big enough to hold all those people we're going to bring in for you! How big the festival becomes depends only on how big you want it. The more you decide to put into the festival the more you will get out of it. In other words, for a bigger festival you will need to pick a day well enough in advance that we can plan for it to be bigger. All that really matters, once we agree on a good day to throw the festival, is that you have made sure that you have stocked up enough to handle all those new customers!
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First Year Latin, semester 1, ($180 per semester)
Description: Using Benjamin D'ooge's "Latin for Beginners" as our grammar textbook, we will begin learning how to compose, translate, and speak Latin. Composition assignments are created by the instructor to add an element of fun to the learning experience. Students write about a variety of topics that are dear to them, such as family and friends. The instructor carefully chooses primary texts from ancient authors, medieval saints, and Church documents for translation exercises. The spoken element comes in the form of memorized Church prayers. Students learn the basic Latin prayers of the Catholic Church that Pope Benedict XVI has said every Catholic should know in Latin. In addition to these prayers, students also memorize some Latin poems and prose sections, all carefully chosen to aid in the comprehension of Latin grammar. There are homework assignments, quizzes, memorization activities, a long composition, and two exams for this course each semester.
(This is an R.A.S. Languages Course. For an explanation of the course concept, click here.)
Instructor: Alecia Rolling
Age Range: 7th-12th grade
Live Class Time: Wednesdays 11:00 am ET
Course Information Packet: First Year Latin
Pre-requisite(s): None.


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An excerpt from the introduction to the forthcoming book Remaking the Planet Through Conversation by Carl H. Flygt Introduction In this book we want to suggest in a pragmatic and plausibility-seeking way that humanity is in a position to alter the fundamental nature of the planet it lives on in the direction of something cosmic, mystical…
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The recovery of ritual power
An excerpt from chapter 1 of the forthcoming book Remaking the Planet Through Conversation by Carl H. Flygt The Recovery of Ritual Power: Goethean Conversation and the Jewish Mystical Tradition Jewish Mysticism The Jewish tradition is built around scripture of a very special sort. It is a scripture taken to be the inspired and holy word of…
The Art of Goethean Conversation
An excerpt from Group Moral Artistry II by Marjorie Spock Conversing, as Goethe conceived it, is the art of arts. The very place in his works where the subject finds mention lets us glimpse its singular rank in his esteem. This is in a key scene of his fairy tale, The Green Snake and the…
Reflections on Community Building
An excerpt from Group Moral Artistry I by Marjorie Spock Blood Stained Planet Almost from the start, the earth has been a heart-sore, guilt-ridden, blood-stained planet. And though time and evolution have wrought great changes for the better in most aspects of man's living on the earth, his inhumanity to man has not abated, but continues…
A new theory of language
The whole of the human potential, which is an objective and unambiguous spiritual capacity, is sociologically destined to be developed, refined and fixed by the correct use of language in certain formally defined circumstances
The reality of idealism
Presumably, on Kant's program, if our rationality were to change in the right way, the world itself would come to have different properties. I believe this is a testable proposition.
Language for the meta-university
The conversational model I am proposing here, which is a model for a rigorous science of free, clairvoyant and socially adjusted individuals, can serve as the basis for the language spoken in this meta-university.
What is pure conversation like?
What is a pure conversation according to my theory? Who attends pure conversations? What do these people talk about?
How to do conversation research
by Carl H. Flygt I believe conversation research is a real and actual possibility. By conversation research I mean a theoretical framework enabling empirical questions about subconscious responses, self-conscious judgments, semantic references and inferences, political and sociological consensus, biological fields and even, and most importantly, mystical insight in conversation. I believe such questions and the…


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Everyone is creative, it's something we all share as people, how we channel that creativity is up to the individual. In 2018, Bombay Saphire launched a campaign encouraging tipplers to "stir creativity" by reimagining their favorite gin. The select gin brand hosted the 12th annual Most Imaginative Bartender Competition to find new ways to enjoy Bombay Sapphire beyond the classic G&T. We featured the winning cocktails of two regional winners on their home turf in Bombay's coast to coast campaign. The first mural our walldogs painted was in the SoMa neighborhood of San Francisco. The "Carry On Cocktail" was featured on our wall at Folsom and 11th street, just six blocks away from Bellota where the Northern California regional winner Collin Nicholas serves up libations to the art and tech crowd. This creamy cocktail with notes of corn flakes and pecans will help anyone (over the age of 21) keep calm and carry on. The second mural featuring a delectable Bombay Sapphire concoction was created by mixologist Samantha Casuga of New York City. We emblazoned her Neobiota cocktail on our street level wall in SoHo just a short subway ride from her home bar of The Dead Rabbit Grocery & Grog in the Financial District. Her elderflower and rhubarb elixir is so inviting, you might be tempted to lick the paint off the wall (this is not encouraged by Overall Murals). Wherever you are in the world Bombay Sapphire invites you to challenge your senses to create something new, because there are endless opportunities to stir creativity.
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