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A friend of mine mentioned several weeks ago, "Public, private, and homeschooling have their pros and cons." Having been educated in public and private and having taught in private and public settings and am currently homeschooling the girls, I would definitely agree. Whichever choice we make for our child(ren), intentionally "filling in the gaps" is so important.
One of our attempts in this regard for H's kindergarten year was meeting regularly with another homeschooling friend and her children, which pleasantly turned into several friends and a small herd of children by the end. Every other Tuesday morning, we shaped our time with subject themes, such as African American history, St. Patrick, or Easter, and each of us moms created/chose an activity to lead.
I think I can speak for all the moms here by saying, it has been a really fun year of learning how to make our together-time meaningful and enjoyable.
I captured a taste of the year when I brought the camera on "'Easter' Tuesday":
Our meeting place: one of the lady's small, friendly, neighborhood rec center
Starting time: 9:15
First: listening to the "Good Friday" and "Easter morning" versions in The Jesus Storybook Bible.
Second: relays outdoors
[The youngests, 1, 2, and 3 years old, stay close to moms while the big kids show their coordination.]
Third: making homemade "resurrection eggs"
[Judas betrays Jesus for money.]
[Jesus was found in the garden by soldiers and Pharisees and was bound as a criminal.]
Fourth: making "resurrection crescent rolls"--Jesus is the marshmallow here; He's oiled, spiced, and carefully wrapped for the hot oven-tomb...
...and as time passed, we read a different version of the Easter story and created scratch art crosses...
...until "3 days" passed, and "Jesus'" tomb is found empty!...and quite delicious.
Finally: we finish our time with picnic lunches and the rec center's playground.
For H and AF, I have been so thankful for this regular group of children with which to learn, try, and play. Also, it's another place where they can learn from other teachers' perspectives...and so can I.


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What I Believe About Inclusion
I believe that I have a responsibility to care for and to provide the best possible educational experience to any child who enters my classroom. I feel that families expect that from me and that society expects that from me, but the reason why I believe this is less altruistic and more selfish. I want to live in and be a part of a world that is peaceful and vibrant with joy. I see education as a path towards this world. I see what I can do to contribute to this kind of world. I believe that inclusion contributes to that vision. I view my practice of inclusion as a matter of social welfare, and I believe that as an inclusive educator I am a change agent working on behalf of our society.
I believe that inclusion encompasses acceptance on the surface and holds empowerment at its heart. And the thread that is woven into this fabric is made of compassion and empathy. I believe that we must teach compassion and empathy and take it out of the shadows of the hidden curriculum and put it on a pedestal. I believe that with this mental stance, we can design an experience where children feel capable and significant. I believe that in this kind of circumstance, children and families and communities will be empowered.
I believe that empowerment is a path towards social equity. I know that there are large groups of people who have lived through and continue to feel the impact of systematic oppression and persecution. I believe that inclusive education can address this issue. I believe that my inclusive practices contribute to a collective effort of other educators who also believe what I believe. I believe that inclusion is a collective responsibility.
I believe that inclusion brings children together regardless of who they are in a way that is as equally valuable for all the children participating in the experience. Equally valuable experiences does not equate to the same experiences. For each child to derive value from me, I must individualize my approach to all children. I must appropriate effort and resources in strategic ways to support each child. I believe that a key activity of inclusion is designing education strategically.
I believe that all children deserve dignity and the opportunity to contribute in significant ways. We live in a world where children are hidden, dismissed, and disenfranchised. I have seen children of certain exceptionalities experience even further atrocities such as violence, discrimination, and shaming. Whether the exceptionality is their skin color, religion, country of origin, level of ability, or physical challenge, these children are robbed of dignity and opportunity simply because they are born. I will not contribute to that kind of world. I believe that I have to fight against it. I believe that I have to advocate on behalf of these children and their families. I believe inclusive teaching inherently is a matter of advocacy whether teachers want to participate in that effort or not. I believe that to be effective, I must leverage the power I do have to offer dignity and opportunity to any child who is in my classroom.
I am optimistic about my hopes and my beliefs.

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An Introvert's Guide to Great People Management
They process information internally, keep personal matters private, and avoid showing too much emotion. In a team environment, the introvert is usually the calming factor – the person who listens and often the person who dispenses sound advice and makes well thought-out decisions. But what happens when an introvert gets promoted?
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A Guide to the Flowers of Nosara
Some of Nosaras plants, like the Pochote tree, Guanacaste tree or coffee plant, get the all the attention. But the truth is, the flowers and bushes that cover Nosaras beautiful landscapes are all incredible. From emerald-green epiphytes to rainbow-colored heliconias that adorn the local terrain, Nosaras vibrant colors are a microcosm of Costa Ricas spectacular plant life. In addition to over 1,000 species of trees, Costa Rica has a huge number of native plants. If that weren't enough many flowers and plants have been introduced from other parts of the globe. The incredible plant life of Nosara and the surrounding area is not to be missed. Below is a brief guide to some of the amazing flowers you may be lucky to encounter during a walk around town.
Red hibiscus
The Red Hibiscus can be found everywhere all year round. In addition to it's natural beauty, it also plays a large role in the ecosystem and is a huge draw for butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Although you may not find it on any of the local restaurants beverage menu, hibiscus is also as a popular flavor of tea noted for its color, tanginess and flavor. Chinese herbologists insist that this flower has a wide range of medicinal uses.
Bucket Orchid
Coryanthes, otherwise known as bucket orchids, is a very rare species of tropical epiphytic orchids. They are native to Central America, Mexico and Trinidad. In addition to a short lifespan these beautiful flowers often grow in tree canopies. Although you'll be lucky to spot one, look towards the treetops while out and about and you may just be lucky.
Epidendrums are native to the tropics and subtropical regions of both the north and south American continents, from Argentina to North Carolina. Their multi colored flower petals are around 1cm in diameter and last around 3 weeks. They are notable for their beautiful fragrance.
Laelia rubescens
Laelia Rubescens is a species of orchid found all throughout Central America. It's hardy nature means it can survive outside of it's natural environment, making it a popular ornamental plant, particularly in the warm climes of Southern California.
Encyclia Cordigera
This flower is commonly known as the Easter Orchid and one of the more common species of orchid. Additionally, owing to it's 3 week lifespan (relatively long for any orchid) the chances of seeing one of this flowers in and around Nosara is high. Long known as Epidendrum atropurpureum, this beautiful orchid ranges from Mexico, though Central America and Northern South America, and reportedly into Brazil. Like many wide ranging orchids, Encyclia cordigera is adaptable to varying cultural conditions and makes a good subject for hobbyist orchid collections. This species is found in three color forms making it even more desirable. They have an intoxicating fragrance that varies slightly from plant to plant, but some say the pink-lipped flowers smell like roses. Flowers can last for well over a month
Caesalpinia Pulcherrima
Caesalpinia Pulcherrima, also known as the Peacock flower is a species of flowering plant which actually belongs to the pea family. Although it's exact origin is unknown it is believed to be native to the West Indies. Despite it's beauty the seeds of the Peacock flower are highly toxic. In fact, tales from the Caribbean colonization era recall enslaved female Indians deliberately eating these seeds in order to terminate a pregnancy, therefore ensuring their children would not become the property of their Dutch masters.
Birds of Paradise
One of the most common flower found commonly growing around Nosara also happens to be one of the most beautiful. Easily recognizable to many flora enthusiasts, the Bird of Paradise is originally native to South Africa but was introduced to the Americas in the last century. Identified by it's unique growth pattern, this plant grows up to 2 meters tall and has large strong leaves. It's strong colors and aesthetic appeal make it a popular ornamental plant.


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In this digital age, video projections allied with live performance can astonish you with their complexity and their magic. Still, two-dimensional moving images sharing the stage with live humans usually adhere to pretty basic rules. They create landscapes, zero in on details, provide emotional subtexts, and offer commentary. If they're not enhancing the emotional climate, they may be creating formal analogies.
I've pondered the possible ways in which visual artist Burt Barr's installation and Liz Gerring's dance, when you lose something you can't replace, might connect, and I'm coming up perplexed. Two screens, subtly different in shape and size, hang out over the space at the level of the balcony in St. Mark's church, one on each side, angled inward. The screens are wider than they are high, and videos of dancer Jodi Melnick, lying down, almost fill each. It looks as if Melnick was filmed through a glass bottomed tank of water—maybe a very shallow one, because sometimes her head disappears. As she rolls and twists, it's an event when part of a leg or buttock presses against the glass.
It may be that Gerring and Barr's collaboration explores the intriguig border between the everyday and the unusual. We know underwater shots from Olympic swim meets, but watch a clothed woman lazing (or is she?) underwater for about 40 minutes, and you enter a realm of mystery. The only aspect of Gerring's choreography that could be called everyday is the calm diligence with which five dancers come and go across the space. Clad in gleaming gray-blue pants and tops by Deanna Berg, they have the sleek, leggy precision of Merce Cunningham's company members (coincidentally, one of Gerring's people, Mandy Kirschner, danced with Cunningham for four years). Even though their movements may quicken become turbulent, the performers don't express any feelings about them. At one point, Rosalynde LeBlanc's gestures may connote emotional states, but she distances herself from their potential impact. Robbie Cook lies on top of Emma Stein for a few seconds, but it would be unwise to think about intimacy.
Douglas Henderson's strong score, played by cellist Jane Scarpantoni and drummer Marcus Farrar, winds itself up to peaks of speed, volume, or density. Carol Mullins's light softens or becomes piercing. Gerring's choreography, too, changes. But the changes don't seem to have any lasting consequences. Take the beginning. Kirschner enters with large, precise, linear movements. Miguel Anaya joins her in the same patterns. Cook enters, grabs Kirschner, tips her over, and carries her away. Anaya keeps dancing and LeBlanc joins him, their changes of directions as clear-cut as the movements.
I watch these lovely, skillful people the way I might watch an ant village, intent, mystified. I watch them perform drastic-looking rollings and lashings on the floor, while Henderson's music heats up. I watch two people drag a third person, drop her, and walk away. I watch them run in circles and crawl on their bellies, Spurts of athleticism may be followed by contemplation or by upward stares. The rhythmics shifts are interesting; so is much of the movement—extremely so.
But then there's Melnick, whom I gaze at quite a lot as she floats above the others, tumbling in her own watery world. I occasionally catch—or think I do—a similarity between her slowly evolving shapes and some of the more fluid gestures that the dancers slide through. Except when they interact, the performers almost never acknowledge one another, their expressions glazed, as if they too were in separate tanks. Have they lost something they can't replace? If so, what is it?
Together Barr's design and Gerring's choreography create a tension between tranquility and restlessness. I like looking at both, but I feel somehow cut off from them, as if I'm watching everything through a pane of glass.


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Saturday, 7 August 2010
Another Xmas Stamp from Little Claire!
I love this stamp, I think it's my fave, he's just soooo cute!!!
I coloured this little fellow in with Promarkers, adding some highlights with a white gel pen. I matted him onto red and green card and used some papers from a Papermania xmas pad. The sentiment is a Lili of the Valley stamp and the flowers & gems are from my stash.
I would like to enter this card into a few challenges too....Creative Craft Challenges whose theme is Animal Antics, Moving Along with the Times who have a Xmas theme this week, and By the Cute & Girly whose theme is also Animal Antics!
Thanks for looking
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This is super, Mary xReplyDelete
I am loving that image and the Dp's are eprfect.ReplyDelete
Thanks for joining us at MAWTT this week
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A great card and as you said a cute image. Thanks for joining in at creative craft challenge and good luck.ReplyDelete
Ah this is so sweet. Thanks for joining in with us on MAWTT this week, HazelxoxReplyDelete
Hi Susie, fabby card with that wonderful image, I really love colouring him in, you look like you do too, lol!ReplyDelete
Thanks for joining in over at MAWTT, good luck! hugs Heidi xx
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Great card, love the papers and I think the reindeer might be my fave too :o) Lisa xReplyDelete
Oh he is soooooooo cute, I think I need to buy him lol. Fab papers hun they go just perfectReplyDelete
thanks for joining in with my challenge this week over at MAWTT
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Fab card and love that image . . off to investigate now.ReplyDelete
Fantastic card! Maybe I should start on my xmas cards early this year as well lol Thank you for joining us over at BTC&G and good luck! xReplyDelete
Oh all these christmas cards and we've still not had a proper summer yet! Thanks for joining us at creative craft challenges.ReplyDelete
a gorgeous card :-)..and fabby iamge..thanks for joining us at BTC&G and good luck ...Debs xReplyDelete
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Huskies Win Third Straight With 81-69 Victory Over Wisconsin
Dec. 2, 2002
SEATTLE -- Before 2,730 fans at Bank of America Arena, Washington weathered a late charge by Wisconsin to earn its third-consecutive win, 81-69, Monday evening. The Huskies led by as many as 20 points in the second half, but the Badgers hit seven-of-eight three-point attempts over the final 12 minutes in a furious rally that fell short.
All-America candidates Loree Payne and Giuliana Mendiola led the way for the Huskies (4-1, 0-0), Payne scoring a game-high 27 points on 10-of-13 shooting, and Mendiola equaling a career-high with eight assists. Badgers guard Stephanie Rich led all Wisconsin players with 20 points, including six three-pointers.
'Loree was on fire, and when she gets in that zone, it's a great place for her to be, and a scary one for opponents,' head coach June Daugherty said of Payne, who, with 1,330 career points, moved into a tie for ninth place on UW's all-time scoring list. 'I thought she stepped up and played a great game.'
As in their two victories this weekend in the Seattle Times Husky Classic, the Huskies combined outstanding shooting and suffocating defense to overcome their opponent. Washington shot 49 percent from the field (27 of 58), including 10 three-pointers, the third-consecutive game in which the Huskies have reached double-digit field goals from beyond the arc.
On defense, Washington dogged Wisconsin into 25 turnovers, the fourth time this season a Husky opponent has committed at least 20 miscues. In those four games, Washington is 4-0. The Huskies also outrebounded their opponent for the second-consecutive game, something the team had failed to do since November of 2001.
'Three out of three ain't too bad,' said Daugherty. 'I'm really proud of this ball club. Our preseason conditioning work obviously paid off, because our kids had fresh legs and played really hard in all three games. It would have been easy for us to have a letdown after beating a great SEC team like Kentucky, but I don't think our upperclassmen were going to let that happen. We're so excited; this is a great step in the right direction.'
The Huskies broke open a four-point game at the four-minute mark of the first half, Payne scored eight unanswered points in the span of one minute to put Washington up 12, 37-25, just before the half, a lead the team would never relinquish.
Fresh off of three home victories in the span of four days, Washington will take its streak to the road this week, meeting North Carolina State in the first game of the N.C. State Tournament, Friday at 3:30 p.m. PST. Washington will meet either Florida or Houston on Saturday, game time to be determined.
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Attendance: 2,730
Points: WASH 81 (Payne 27), WIS 69 (Rich 210). Rebounds: WASH 28 (Lalum 7), WIS 25 (Ashbaugh 7). Assists: WASH 19 (Giu. Mendiola 8), WIS 16 (Josephson 4). Steals: WASH 14 (Payne 3), WIS 9 (Rich 5). Blocks: WASH 1 (Lalum), WIS 3 (L. Gebisa 2). Turnovers: WASH 15 (Giu. Mendiola 6), WIS 25 (Ashbaugh, Rich, L. Gebisa 4). Fouls: WASH 13 (Lalum 4), WIS 17 (Ashbaugh 4).Fouled Out: WASH - none, WIS - none.
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Tuesday, 3 October 2017
Vanta - S/T (2016)
We don't know how this 2016 release by Vanta snuck past us until now. We've seen this trio a couple of times, and recognize their guitarist from Racket. So, imagine Racket was given a whole bunch of amphetamines? That's pretty much what Vanta sounds like - ramshackle bursts of snotty punk.
Get it via the Vanta bandcamp.
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So you say they're from Calgary; but did you know Calgary street punk acts are often manufactured, prefabs; process demos provided to a private business; assembling groups similar to Sex Pistols; allegations exist that Kidz; No Copies Left may be the only actual true straight edge hardcore punk band of Alberta history to be formed successfully, performing events, credible as punk while Calgary is practicing protocols of Zion, to benefit Jewry - Shulchan Aruch
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text: Valuing student thinking Posted on Monday 17 September 2018 Valuing student thinking Valuing student thinking Valuing student thinking Valuing student thinking "As educators, parents, and citizens, we must settle for nothing less than environments that bring out the best in people, take learning to the next level, allow for great discoveries, and propel both the individual and the group forward into a lifetime of learning. This is something all teachers want and all students deserve." – Ron Ritchhart, Creating Cultures of Thinking The development of our working relationship with Project Zero, Harvard Graduate School of Education, through our connection with Ron Ritchhart, Senior Research Associate at Harvard Project Zero and Fellow at the University of Melbourne, Australia, has been an important one for St Leonard's College and one that has grown deeper over time. Since 2016, and in support of our deeply held belief that developing student thinking is foundational to rich learning and deep understanding, our aim has been to provide opportunities for all teaching staff to engage with the research, theory and practices that will assist them in creating a culture of thinking in their classrooms. Deep thinking, underpins all that an education for life should entail and is important to the success of student learning at every level of their development. Author of Visible Thinking and Creating Cultures of Thinking: The 8 Forces We Must Master to Truly Transform Our Schools, Ron runs workshops for teachers at the college three times each year– both beginners and those who have more experience working with Cultures of Thinking and Visible Thinking routines. His extensive research has led him to the belief that "any school or teacher can accomplish a culture of thinking by leveraging 8 cultural forces: expectations, language, time, modeling, opportunities, routines, interactions, and environment." Our collective endeavours at St Leonard's seek to create the sort of learning environments where staff and student thinking is valued, visible and actively promoted on a daily basis. In 2018 we ran a full day beginners' class for teachers new to the College and new to Cultures of Thinking work. Thirty-five staff attended this workshop and were introduced to the philosophy behind Cultures of Thinking, as well as to a range of practical strategies that they can use to promote a culture of thinking in their own classrooms. The purpose of this session was to build shared understanding and to provide some immediate strategies that teachers can begin to use with their students. For staff more advanced in their understanding of this work, we offered two half-day workshops,Building a Culture of Thinking for our Peers and Ourselves: Examining Facilitation & Protocols for Communities of Professional Learners, specifically designed to deepen personal understanding and to suggest ways in which participants can lead the promotion of this work further, both in their own classrooms and, more broadly, across the College. Twenty-three staff from across the college attended these workshops. While shifts in culture do not happen quickly, our collective understanding of the role thinking plays in deep learning, and of how to nurture it, is helping to move the culture forward at St Leonard's. This important work invites us to reimagine the purpose of education and the promises it holds for our students and what they can achieve. "Creating a culture of thinking is more important to learning than any particular curriculum and this can be leveraged using 8 cultural forces: expectations, language, time, modelling, opportunities, routines, interactions, and environment. A culture of thinking produces the feelings, energy, and even joy that can propel learning forward and motivate us to do what at times can be hard and challenging mental work." – Ron Ritchhart, Creating Cultures of Thinking Jacqui Coker Director of Teacher Professional Learning Photo: Ron Ritchhart with Jacqui Coker


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Are you looking for some St. Patrick's Day books for kids?
If so you are in the right place!
St. Patrick's Day is a fun and meaningful holiday in our house. Part of our heritage (on Carlie's side) is Irish so the children get a kick out of learning about St. Patrick each year and of course pinching family members that forget to wear green!
Get into the festive spirit, and read some of these St. Patrick's Day Books for Kids with your children!
How to Catch a Leprechaun by Adam Wallace
You've been planning night and day, and finally you've created the perfect trap! Now all you need to do is wait. Is this the year you'll finally catch the leprechaun? Start a St. Patrick's Day tradition with this fun and lively children's book.
How to catch a leprechaun?
It's tougher than you think!
He'll turn your whole house upside down.
He's quicker than a wink!
The Night Before St. Patrick's Day by Natasha Wing
Natasha Wing puts an Irish twist on a Christmas classic. It's the night before St. Patrick's Day, and Tim and Maureen are wide awake setting traps to catch a leprechaun! When they wake the next morning to the sound of their dad playing the bagpipes and the smell of their mom cooking green eggs, they're shocked to find that they've actually caught a leprechaun. But will they be able to find his pot of gold?
There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover! by Lucille Colandro
There was an Old Lady who swallowed things over and over, and now she's come back to swallow a clover!
She's back! That lovely old lady has returned just in time for St. Patrick's Day. Now she's swallowing items to make the perfect rainbow to hide a pot of gold.
That's What Leprechauns Do by Eve Bunting
What do leprechauns do? They bury a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, of course. But as Mrs. Bally Bunion's ox, Miss Maude Murphy's hen, and Old Jamie soon find out, they can't resist having a little fun along the way. For, besides burying pots of gold, mischief is what leprechauns do!
From this amazing picture book duo comes a lively fun tale that's perfect for mischief makers of all ages!
O'Sullivan Stew by Hudson Talbott
Someone has stolen the witch of Crookhaven's horse, and there will be no peace in the village until it is returned. So bold, brassy Kate O'Sullivan takes matters into her own hands. But instead of saving the day, she manages to land herself–and her family–in trouble with the king. So Kate sets out to save their hides the only way she knows how–with a good story. Filled with imagination, wit, and a healthy helping of good old-fashioned Irish blarney, this is a hilarious tale that will keep readers coming back for more.
The Leprechaun Who Lost His Rainbow by Sean Callahan
When Roy G. Biv, a leprechaun, appears and asks Colleen's help in saving the St. Patrick's Day parade, she offers items of different colors to rebuild his lost rainbow, but is reluctant to part with a special gift from her grandfather.


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There are many minor skincare and immune system ailments that people treat with expensive prescription medications. Often many of these conditions will heal up on their own. You may wish to speed up the healing process but may want a simpler and more natural solution. After all, over-use of antibiotics can lead to resistance to superbugs. It's important to set aside your expensive medications for the times when you really need them.
Colloidal silver is a natural alternative for many minor healthcare issues, with many uses around the home. Best of all, it's 100% natural.
What Is Colloidal Silver?
The word "colloidal" means that minute particles of silver are suspended in 100% purified water. There are only two ingredients in the bottle. The bottle is usually made from glass or plastic. It may have a spray nozzle on the top for easy application to the skin, or a narrow neck that simplifies pouring it into a measuring cup for internal consumption.
The higher quality products will be sold in amber glass bottles rather than plastic. This helps to protect the product from degrading, and no plastics will have a chance to enter your body. The best products will also contain only two ingredients: silver and water.
Silver is an element from nature that is found everywhere. Even the human body needs a small amount of silver for optimum health, just like it does copper, zinc, and other metals.
The small particles inside the solution are so minute that you can't see them. The water used to make colloidal silver is pharmaceutical grade. This means that it's been filtered of toxins and contaminants that you would normally find in tap water. Its electrons are also positively charged.
Colloidal silver is a natural antiseptic, antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal.
Is Colloidal Silver Safe for Internal & External Use?
Colloidal silver is a nontoxic product that can be used on the skin, inside the mouth or throat, or swallowed. As long as you buy a good-quality colloidal silver product—and not make your own—and follow instructions, it's safe to take both internally and externally.
The silver in colloidal silver is quickly and easily absorbed by your body. It gets naturally excreted so it doesn't settle in organs or cells. It has small particle sizes of 0.8 nanometers. These particles are so tiny that they can't be seen, and they won't discolour your skin like other types of silver ingestion can.
You may have heard horror stories in the past about people who have had their skin turn silver after consuming silver supplements. Even though this is not a toxic condition, their skin will never return to its original colour. This is because they consumed products made from solid silver in extremely high amounts.
The colloidal silver products that are sold in most health food stores and pharmacies are 100% safe to take. As long as you buy safe products and follow dosage instructions then you won't experience any skin discoloration.
How to Use Colloidal Silver
If you're treating an external skin condition, simply apply the silver to your skin. If you're taking it internally, measure out the required amount and swallow it. It's a lot like taking vitamins, but in liquid form. The general rule is that less is more, so don't overtake it.
Simply spray it directly onto your irritated or wounded skin. You'll find it soothing rather than stinging.
If you're taking it to manage bad breath or a sore throat, pour a small amount into a cup and gargle with it, before spitting it out.
11 Life-Changing Benefits of Using Colloidal Silver
You'll be ready to put away your iodine, antibiotic ointment and vitamin supplements after you learn how colloidal silver can be of benefit to you, and help improve your annoying health problems. Best of all, it's easy to take.
1. Effective Antifungal Skin Treatment
Next to bacterial, fungi consists of the larger population of germs on your skin. Normally they live in balance and harmony with each other, but when it gets hot out and you begin sweating, fungi can build up on your skin. This can lead to everything from embarrassing flakes on a dry scalp, to rashes on your chest or groin, and itchy feet. Ringworm is also another annoying itchy skin condition caused by fungus that is also unsightly.
Spray colloidal silver is a simple and easy way to treat this embarrassing condition. Best of all, you can discreetly keep a bottle of it in your bag or pocket, and spray it on when you feel discomfort. This lessens the messy chore of having to use antifungal creams on your body. Colloidal silver doesn't have a smell either, so no one will know you're using it.
2. Excellent Antibacterial Treatment for Wound Care
According to the CDC, more than 2 million people suffer from antibiotic-resistant bacteria each year. In order to prevent this from happening, it's important to avoid taking antibiotics and to not use antibiotic ointments unless absolutely necessary. The perfect solution is colloidal silver, as it doesn't cause that antibiotic resistance.
Even when we're careful, we're still subject to paper cuts, and other types of wounds. People with pets might suffer the occasional bite or scratch. It's important to treat even minor wounds, as they can quickly become infected. A quick spray of colloidal silver will provide the antibacterial properties to kill bacteria that can enter wounds and cause infections.
Colloidal silver can also stimulate healing in the skin and soft tissues.
3. Works as an Anti-inflammatory
There are many skin conditions that are caused by inflammation in the body. Experts don't really understand why they happen to some and not others, beyond a weakened immune system, stress, or even allergies. Some health conditions can result in eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis. Allergies can cause large red welts, hives, and rashes on the skin.
Colloidal silver can help soothe the irritating itch that results from these conditions. It can also decrease the inflammation and speed healing. It can help to take away the redness and decrease the flaking and scars that can result. It has soothing properties which help you to stop scratching, and thereby prevent skin infections from settling in.
4. Heal Ear, Nose, Eye, & Throat Infections
Pink eye, ear infections, throat infections, and sinus infections are mostly cause by viruses and bacteria. While there's no quick cure, using colloidal silver in these regions of your head, face and mouth can help to prevent additional infections from occurring.
The silver will also help to soothe any pain or irritation. The science behind its effectiveness is simple. The minute silver particles stick to the infected cells inside our body through electromagnetic attraction. This helps them to be eliminated through your bloodstream. The colloidal silver can be directly sprayed on eyes, ears, nose, or mouth.
5. Effective Antiviral Sore Treatment
Viruses can cause some of the worst health conditions in children and adults. Chicken pox, shingles, herpes, and warts can all be painful and annoying conditions. A quick spray of colloidal silver will stop the virus from replicating and help to speed healing.
The silver is a gentle way to treat herpes sores. It can also be consumed internally, to help fight from the inside out. Colloidal silver is also effective for people who have contracted hepatitis C while on vacation.
6. Effective Against Cold & Flu Bugs
When you have a bad cold or flu bug you may have trouble swallowing. The last thing you want is to take a bunch of vitamin pills. You can squirt some colloidal silver into your mouth to help fight off the virus that caused your illness.
It's also believed that colloidal silver can also prevent cold and flu bugs by boosting the immune system. Simply spray it under your tongue once in the morning to let it do its work. Or, save it for the mornings for when you wake up with a sore throat. The silver can help prevent a sore throat from getting out of control.
7. Helps to Fight Pneumonia
There are many bugs that can lead to serious illness, such as pneumonia. If your pneumonia is viral, doctors won't prescribe antibiotics. You'll simply be given something to help you breath easier. You can use colloidal silver to help fight off the virus.
Some experts recommend adding the colloidal silver to a nebulizer and breathing it in that way.
8. Gets Rid of Unsightly Skin Issues
Acne, blackheads, and whiteheads are all relatively harmless skin conditions, but they can cause embarrassment if they grow. They can also become painful. Colloidal silver can be sprayed directly onto the face to help kill the bacteria that causes these skin conditions.
Colloidal silver can also kill the bacteria that causes acne. It can also be sprayed onto the skin on a daily basis to help prevent embarrassing teenage acne.
9. Use in the Kitchen
Colloidal silver can be used to wash fruits and vegetables. It will help to rid them of any bacteria, insects, and pesticides. Simply soak them in a bowl of water, add a half cup of vinegar, two teaspoons of salt, and a quarter cup of colloidal silver. Let the produce mixture sit for five minutes, then rinse off. Now your produce will be safe to eat, and it will also last for longer in the fridge.
10. Help Keep Flowers Fresh
You can pour a small amount of colloidal silver into a vase of warm water. This will impede the growth of bacteria that can cause your flowers to wilt too soon. It's estimated that your floral bouquets will last for double the time if you add the colloidal silver to the water.
11. Eliminate Pet Odours
Pets can smell despite your best efforts to keep them clean, and keep their beds and blankets clean. Some dogs or cats can spray in the home, making it difficult to eradicate the smell without using harsh cleaners or strongly fragrant products that you may be allergic too. The silver works at fighting bacteria and eliminating odours.
Simply spray colloidal silver in your pet's favorite spots to make them smell better. Colloidal silver is also safe to use around your pets. You can even spray household items that aren't machine washable, such as the couch, carpet, or rugs.
Colloidal Silver Side Effects
Just like with any type of health supplement or treatment, some people may experience problems.
- It's possible to be allergic to silver. If you get a rash, hives, or other bad reaction, discontinue use.
- Take only the recommended daily dosage.
- Ensure that the bottle label says its "colloidal silver" and not "protein silver" or "ionic silver" in order to prevent argyria— abnormal silvering of the skin. Buy a high-quality product. You want to ensure that the product you take is safe and won't cause side effects.
- Don't give to newborns or babies. Generally, over 5 years old, and be sure to decrease the dosage.
- Taking massive amounts of silver in high dosages is relatively harmless but can cause skin discolouration. Only take a safe product, such as colloidal silver, and never make your own supplements at home.
Closing Thoughts on Taking Colloidal Silver for Health
Colloidal silver is a welcome change from the other types of skincare and health supplements out there. Not only is it simple to take, as there is no need to swallow large pills, but it's also odourless and tasteless. It won't build up antibiotic resistance in your body.
You can purchase smaller bottles to put in your bag or purse, and your first aid kit. Once you start feeling the soothing benefits of using colloidal silver for your minor health issues, you'll wonder how you ever did without it!


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PALM COAST — A Palm Coast doctor is being investigated for criminal sexual misconduct following allegations that he inappropriately touched at least one of his female patients.
The Flagler County Sheriff's Office announced Friday that the department, in collaboration with the Florida Department of Health, is investigating "several claims" against Dr. Florence Fruehan, who lost some of his privileges to practice earlier this year, according to state documents.
State Surgeon General Celeste Philip restricted Fruehan's medical license in a June 29 Department of Health order, prohibiting him from "treating and interacting with female patients" without an actively licensed health-care professional being physically present during those sessions.
The temporary restriction order stems from allegations made by one of Fruehan's patients, a 54-year-old Palm Coast woman identified in the report only as "J.M." The woman claims she has been seen by Fruehan and treated for epilepsy for the past two years. During a May 24 visit, she said Fruehan led her into an exam room after she told him she was due for a mammogram and groped her breasts through her blouse and bra.
The woman reported the incident to the Sheriff's Office the next day. No charges have been filed, although Sheriff's Office chief spokesman Mark Strobridge said Friday the investigation has remained open since the May 24 incident was originally reported.
Fruehan, who also serves as a commissioner on the East Flagler Mosquito Control District board, did not return calls or email seeking comment Friday.
Agency officials are urging any of Fruehan's patients who believe they have had inappropriate experiences with Fruehan to call 386-313-4911 and file a formal complaint. Strobridge said new claims were being reported Friday, although he did not have an exact total.
Fruehan has been a licensed osteopathic physician in Florida since 1987 with a previously clean discipline record. He also was elected to the East Flagler Mosquito Control board in 2016 and his term expires in 2020.
Flagler County court records show the Sheriff's Office charged Fruehan with sexual battery in May 2006 after a 26-year-old Palm Coast woman accused him of touching her inappropriately during an exam while her husband was in the room.
Those charges were dropped four months later, records show.


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It's a busy weekend with PLENTY to do in Northern Colorado. It's hard to sum it all up in one little post. So, we are sharing the highlights.
Kicking off the first weekend in August is the 2018 Irish Gathering – the 10th annual celebration of Irish history and culture in Fort Collins. Also this weekend is the ARISE Music Festival at Sunrise ranch in Loveland. This will begin Friday and run through the entire weekend. Also returning to Fort Collins is the 6th annual Bike-In Music Festival by Foco Cafe. Learn more about those events and more below.
Our event calendar is also a great resource for even more events. https://scenenoco.com/eventcalendar/
2018 Irish Gathering
August 3rd – August 5th
Soak in Irish history and culture during this family-friendly event. Live music will be provided all weekend long, with appearances from The Young Dubliners, The Prodigals, House of Hamill, and more. And yes, there will be plenty of Guinness to go around. Ticket prices vary, depending on the time and day.
Friday: Event begins at 5 p.m. Tickets are $5 if you arrive from 5-7 p.m, $8 anytime after that.
Saturday & Sunday: Event begins at 10 a.m. Tickets are $12 on both days.
*kids under 10 years old get in free on all days.
Find more information here.
ARISE Music Festival
August 3rd – August 5th
Mark your calendars for ARISE Music Festival's 6th Year Celebration this August 3-5 at Sunrise Ranch in Loveland, Colorado. The 2018 ARISE Festival lineup features headliners Slightly Stoopid and Thievery Corporation.
ARISE Music Festival is a musically diverse, festival-wonderland experience. Featuring 7 stages of live music, yoga, camping, workshops, theme camps, art gallery and installations, activism and more on 100+ beautiful mountain valley acres in Loveland, Colorado. The 6th Year Celebration of Colorado's fastest growing music festival is sure to be the best yet.
The event is all day each day. Get tickets at http://arisefestival.com/ or pay a higher price at the gate.
Frederic Chiu @ Griffin Concert Hall
August 3rd
Witness the multi-talented Frederic Chiu at the Griffin Concert hall this Friday. In addition to being a pianist, Chiu is also well known as a philosopher, artist, and chef. He has performed on some of the biggest stages in the world spanning across 5 continents, as well as a plethora of small, tight-knit venues in unique areas. Tickets are $35 and can be purchased here.
Art in the Square
August 4th – August 5th
Stop by Old Town Square this weekend for an interactive display of fine art and handcrafted goods. The annual event will feature work from a wide array of different art backgrounds – including paintings, sculptures, photographs, woodwork, and more. Bring some extra spending money, you never know if a piece will catch your eye! Event will run from 11 am to 7 pm on both days.
Hop Grenades Anniversary Party
August 4th
In honor of their one year anniversary, Hop Grenade is putting together a kid's party – for adults! The event will run from 10:30 am to midnight on Saturday. Be prepared to get a little wet, as they will be putting together a massive water balloon fight early in the afternoon. Dry off and enjoy live music by the Flying Hot Saucers later in the evening. There will be plenty more surprises along the way, don't miss out!
FoCo Cafe Bike in Music Festival
August 5th
The 6th annual Bike-In music festival is back this weekend. From 2-7 p.m, enjoy musical performances from Good Gravy, The Kity Project, Grass Blue Anthem, and Conrad Pierce. Guests will be treated with food trucks, beers, kid-friendly activities, and a dessert auction. This year's festival is happening at The Burrow on 1502 North Shields St. The event fee is $20, which you can pay here.
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7 basic beauty tips for women over 50August 23, 2016
Not everyone is into makeup, but dear readers, everyone wants to look their best. If you are a makeup novice who doesn't want to spend too much time fussing over your look here are seven basic beauty tips for women over 50 to keep in mind.
Tip 1: Avoid powder blush
We all want bright, rosy cheeks but skip the powder blush which has a tendency to set in fine lines and wrinkles, accentuating them. I find that it's best to go for a more airbrushed approach, so I love the spray on blush from Bairly Sheer. It won't cake or settle. I adore it! Get it online here.
Tip 2: Stay away from gloss
Similar to the tip above, if you have fine lines around your lips, you may want to toss the gloss. Gloss has a tendency to bleed into those lines, and nobody wants their lipstick to transfer! Instead, try a flattering lipstick such as MAC Viva Glam IV, a beautiful dusty rose shade with hints of gold. Get it online here.
Tip 3: Don't ignore your brows
As we age, our eyebrows can become sparse, but a little grooming and filling is all that's needed to keep brows lovely. I recommend continuing to groom them regularly, and if you find that your brows are becoming thin over time, learning how to fill them in is a must.
Tip 4: Don't forget the sunscreen
By far the best thing you can do for your skin, in my opinion, is to apply sunscreen every day. Even on overcast days, an SPF of at least 15 is a must to keep your skin healthy and youthful. The mineral sunscreen and BB cream from Coola is perfect for everyday use since it's unscented and also has just a hint of tint. Get it online here.
Tip 5: Trade in the heavy foundation for a light BB or CC cream
Cakey makeup is not a good look for anybody, but those of us over 50 are especially susceptible to over doing it on foundation. That's why I recommend trading in heavier products for light products with added moisturizers. I ditched my traditional foundation and picked up a CC cream and my skin has never looked better. My current favorite CC cream is from Lorac. It does an amazing job of keeping my skin moisturized and hydrated while also hiding discoloration and redness. Get it online here.
Tip 6: Go easy on the powder
To keep the powder from setting into fine lines, I recommend ditching it! If you find that your skin starts looking oily or shiny throughout the day, apply powder only to your t zone, not everywhere!
Tip 7: Don't test makeup on the back of your hand
We've all been there: using the back of our hand to test shades at the makeup counter. But did you know that this area ages faster than our face? That means you could end up purchasing a shade totally wrong for you. I recommend purchasing a trial size or requesting a sample and testing it out on your face for the best results.
What are your best beauty tips for women over 50? Do tell!
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I do not have thinning hair and I am over 80 years old I use only Nioxin products and have
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Thank you for your advice. I am going to investigate.
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Hello Honey! My beauty treatment is done each morning I get up and before I go to bed. I apply light moisturizer with a bit of extra water, and smile at my reflection while I give my face a light 30 second massage. I tell myself I'm beautiful and lookin' good for 61! It works for me everyday! And it's free!
I do the same. I wash my face with Fresh Soy Face Cleanser and then use a light moisturizer or olive oil. I smile too because I feel squeaky clean and have a glow. Thank you for your comment and have a lovely week-end.
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Tonight on the Millions of Dead Chickenheads radio show, we'll do a tribute to Lorna Doom, iconic bass player for the Germs, who passed away yesterday. We may even play some excerpts from The Decline of Western Civilization movie, in which the Germs appear prominently. Interestingly, the Decline was selected to be in the Library of Congress film collection several years ago, a great honor for Penelope Spheeris, the director, and the California punk scene. RIP Lorna, you inspired a lot of people. Also we will get back into the new material from our locals Bwak Dwagon, Gluttons, and Trunk Ride, plus more stuff from national and international compilations. tune in from 11pm to 1am EST on WCSB 89.3 fm in the CLE area and wcsb.org livestreaming around the world.
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In Japan, the changing seasons permeate many aspects of people's lives. There are different festivals, different places to go sightseeing, and most impressively, different flavors of food. Food of all kinds change with the seasons, from traditional dishes to convenience store candies. And the archetypal flavor of fall? Chestnut!
You'd be forgiven for thinking that chestnuts are only a winter-time Christmas-y snack. After all, many Americans' only image of the nut is either roasting it over an open fire, or buying from a street vendor sometime in December. But chestnuts (or kuri) are so much more in Japan, and as the weather gets cooler, you'll start seeing them everywhere.
Of course, you can buy plain chestnuts in any grocery store. Daiso, a well-known 100 yen store, actually sells cooked chestnuts in vacuum sealed bags, so you can take them anywhere and they won't go bad. You'll probably also see them sold by street vendors, just like in America, although the style of roasting is a little different. The chestnuts, while in the shell, are mixed with tiny pebbles in a large pot. The pot is put over flame, which warms it and the pebbles, and the chestnuts are evenly cooked from all sides.
There are several traditional desserts that utilize chestnut in more or less their original form. Roasted or boiled chestnuts are sometimes added to rich dishes, and there are several methods of cooking the peeled chestnuts in sugar and candying them. One of these produces kuri no kanroni, a sugar syrup and chopped chestnut mixture that makes an appearance in New Year's osechi food.
From there, the chestnut is broken down a bit more into wagashi, traditional Japanese sweets. Some are like firm jelly with bits of chestnut inside, or balls of bean paste containing a whole nut, all wrapped up in mochi. There are so many different variations, which are different from place to place! Obuse, in Nagano prefecture, is particularly famous for its chestnut wagashi. They've been growing the nuts for over 600 years, so you know they're good.
But creating desserts with chestnuts isn't a practice lost to tradition. The French mont blac, a confection that looks like a pile of noodles made of ground chestnuts and cream, is extremely popular in Japan. In fact, you can now find it in different flavors all year long.
Tons of modern snack companies also incorporate the autumnal chestnut during certain times of year, including Nestle. Among the many unique flavors of Kit-Kat made for Japan is the aki-kuri (fall chestnut) variety. Even the concept of fall itself seems to pair well with chocolate! Many Japan-only brands of cookies, cakes, and candies also use the flavor.
And what is that flavor? Although it can change depending on the method of preparation, chestnut in snacks generally tastes warm, nutty, and a little bit like coffee. They aren't naturally sweet, but any bitterness is drowned out by the cream, chocolate, or sugar that is usually added in these snacks.
And it doesn't stop at snacks—you can also find drinks flavored with chestnut in the fall months. In 2015, Starbucks Japan offered for the first time a drink called "Roast Nutty Chestnut Latte," which was available throughout September. In 2016, Kirin created a variety of its well-loved Afternoon Tea that mixed their familiar milk tea with mont blanc. This drink was sold in a specially crafted bottle with a wide neck, apparently for better appreciation of its complicated aroma.
Interested in tracking down some sweet chestnut desserts yourself? Beverages come and go, but see what you can find at your local (Japanese) Starbucks and look closely at the next heated vending machine you come across. Luckily, even if the trends change, traditional chestnut wagashi aren't going anywhere. You might even find some at your favorite convenience store!


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2019 Honda Odyssey Family-Friendly FeaturesBy Product Expert | Posted in Honda Odyssey on Thursday, June 14th, 2018 at 9:21 AM
The minivan may not be as widely-popular among drivers as it used to, but there's no doubt that it's still quite popular among a select group of drivers, families. The minivan remains the perfect vehicle for drivers with young and growing families. This is none truer than with the 2019 Honda Odyssey thanks to its wealth of family-friendly features. Let's take a closer look at these great family features!
The 2019 Honda Odyssey offers numerous features that are meant to make the driving experience easier and more comfortable for families. Like the Magic Slide 2nd-Row Seats that makes it easier to access the 3rd row with passengers already strapped in and can move the seat within reach of the front row!
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And, with the HondaVAC, it's easier to keep the interior of the 2019 Honda Odyssey clean than ever before! It's no secret that kids and families can get messy, and now the HondaVAC is there whenever you need it!
Technology Features in the 2019 Honda Odyssey
That's not all though, the 2019 Honda Odyssey also has a wealth of technology features that are great for families too. Like the Advanced Rear Entertainment System for 2nd– and 3rd-row passengers that allows them to listen to music and stream views on the 10.2-inch display!
Plus, while they're entertained, the driver can keep an eye on them with the convenient Honda CabinWatch without having to take their eyes off the road. Also, they can communicate easier than ever with the Honda CabinTalk!
Does your family fight over who gets to play the music? Not any more thanks to the 2019 Honda Odyssey's CabinControl app! With the CabinControl Social Playlist, everyone can add their own music to the playlist right from their phone!
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For over 160 years the California State Fair has been run by growers to showcase the wonders and wealth of the state's agriculture. And for over 160 years the fair did this without mentioning the people whose labor makes agriculture possible: farmworkers. This year that changed.
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Ariana Grande won the iHeartRadio Young Influencer Award at the 2014 awards show, which was televised on NBC. Ariana's music career and stardom have been soaring since her Victorious days. Ariana wore a large sweater when accepting her award. Here hair was in a ponytail. She wore an LBD and white knee-high boots for her performance of "Problem," her latest single, which features Iggy Azalea. Hilary Duff presented Ariana with the award.Take a look:
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We all face challenges in life. For cancer survivors, the ultimate challenge is life itself: first getting it back, then moving forward — one step at a time.
Sometimes, the first step is the hardest.
That's what I said to encourage myself as I lay in the hospital bed, limp with fever. After five days of touch-and-go, my doctors trying one drug after another to stop the infection coursing through my chemo-ravaged body, I'd finally turned the corner. I was weak as water, but alive.
And now, I had to get out of bed and start walking again.
It was a few days before Christmas. My doctor said I could go home, but only if I could walk 10 laps around the nurses' station without stopping. My head was ready; my legs, not so much. Tentatively, I lowered one foot to the floor, then the other…
…Untangled the oxygen tube snaking from my nose to the hissing, clanking tank I'd be dragging behind me…
…And stood up, ready to take that first step.
Sometimes, the first step is the scariest.
What if I couldn't do it? I felt dizzy; would shuffling one foot across the floor send me tumbling? What if I couldn't walk those 10 laps? What if I had to spend Christmas in the hospital? What if, what if, what if…
Sometimes, the first step is the most meaningful.
When you're overtaken by the firestorm of cancer treatment, your body often trumps your mind. Willpower alone can't summon even the strength you need to brush your teeth, let alone pursue your dream of running a road race again.
You have to take things one step at a time — literally.
I moved my right foot forward. Didn't fall. Moved my left. Then my right again. Holding onto the oxygen tank for balance, I slowly made my way to the door and out into the hallway, moving toward the nurses' station.
My head spun. My legs were lifeless after seven days in bed. But I was moving, even picking up speed. I reached the nurses' station and started the first lap, counting my steps. One… two… three… four, five, six, seven —
Made it! Nine laps to go. And what seemed like an eon later, I finished, the nurses clapping and smiling as they witnessed my triumph.
I'd walked for 10 minutes. Not exactly a 5K pace, I thought to myself. Still, that simple stroll had been one of the hardest things I'd ever done.
Now, 16 years into survivorship, my knees and feet can no longer take the pounding inherent in regular jogging. I'll never again run a road race, but six days a week, I walk an hour on the treadmill, alternating a fast walk with a slow jog. After that, I spend 90 minutes in the woods with my dogs, walking quickly or slowly as their pace dictates.
I'm not the person I once was; my body has never fully recovered. But in some ways, I'm better: mentally and emotionally stronger. Kinder and more patient. Quicker to forgive — both others and, just as important, myself.
The first step — well, I took it. And it brought me back to life.
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Structural basis of phosphopeptide recognition by the BRCT domain of BRCA1.
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I have been learning how to use VCDEasy (just d/l 1.1.3) and cannot get any menu jpgs to be created - also in the chapter tab, I can't see the video in the playback window.
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I'm wondering if I have a hardware problem, or is there some trick that I have not learned yet? Everything else works fine, but I cannot get motion menues to work unless I produce a separate mpeg in Premiere, Vegas video, etc.
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The star has been fighting the release of the letter, which will hit the auction block in July
There wasn't a jaw left undropped when Madonna revealed during an interview with Howard Stern back in 2015 that she and legendary rapper, Tupac Shakur had dated in the nineties. And it seems as if the break-up still haunts the material girl who last week lost her battle to have the letter Tupac wrote her from prison, in which he ended their relationship, be put up for auction.
First put on the auction block last year, bids reached over $100,000 (Dhs360,000) before an emergency court order filed by Madonna stopped the sale held by Gotta Have Rock and Roll, and also prevented a further 22 items of the singer's being sold by her former personal assistant, Darlene Lutz.
In the letter, written when the California Love rapper was being held at Clinton Correctional Facility, Tupac wrote of the reason for the split, "Please understand my previous position as that of a young man with limited experience with [an] extremely famous sex symbol." And he also asked that she come visit him, adding, "I don't know how you feel about visiting me but if you could find it in your heart, I would love to speak face to face with you. It's funny but this experience has taught me to not take time 4 granted."
Last week, judge Justice Gerald Lebovitz allowed the auction to go ahead in July stating that Lutz had the rights to the items, with Madonna saying, "The fact that I have attained celebrity status as a result of success in my career does not obviate my right to maintain my privacy, including with regard to highly personal items."
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