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Mets have mastered eye-rolls when it comes to Harvey
The Mets were not pleased to learn Matt Harvey traveled to Cape Cod to spend time with friends, after requesting asking for a few days off due to knee pain, according to columnist Joel Sherman (NY Post, Aug. 15)
Earlier this week, Terry Collins expressed frustration when learning that Harvey had done a live radio interview with ESPN 98.7 FM during his team's game against the Nationals on Wednesday night. Earlier that day, Collins and Sandy Alderson learned Harvey ignored their request to slow down his rehab, despite a phone call the day before, after which returned to the mound in St. Lucie for his scheduled bullpen session.
Collins said Thursday that he again talked to Harvey by phone, 1) to let him know he should not be doing phone interviews during games because it "looks bad," writes Sherman, and 2) to tell him he will not pitch in a game during 2014.
"You have got to understand the big picture, and the big picture is 2015," Collins said he told Harvey. "So, back off."
According to Sherman, "the Mets describe two Harveys," one that is focused and cooperative on field, but another that is trying to out-Manzieling Johnny Manziel in the public and on social media.
In other words, Sherman says, "Mets officials have mainly mastered the eye roll when it comes to Harvey's behavior."
Matthew Cerrone: I'm torn on this Harvey situation… I can't apologize for thinking Harvey is awesome. I love that he's bold, aggressive and focused on being the best player in baseball, all while doing it with a little flash. … At the same time, it would be totally devastating and demoralizing if he injured himself and had to sit out another season >> Read more from yesterday…


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Can China manage an effective partnership with both Sudans?
Missile defense cuts off the nose to spite the face.
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A new book offers a look at the Obama administration's China policy from the inside.
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Synaptol Ingredients
Synaptol is formulated with active ingredients that have been selected based on their traditional use in homeopathic medicine, as found in the Homeopathic Materia Medica, for self-limiting conditions. Individual ingredient potency is based on the OTC recommendations found in the official monographs on file with the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS).
Synaptol is intended for temporary relief from symptoms and to support your balanced and integrative lifestyle, including proper diet and lifestyle habits as recommended by health care professionals throughout the medical establishment.
Synaptol safely starts relieving symptoms using a natural homeopathic approach.
- To mitigate the risk of negative side effects, Synaptol is prepared with a multi-dilutional process. As a safe homeopathic OTC product, Synaptol is manufactured in compliance with current good manufacturing practice (cGMP) standards.
- Synaptol employs a broad approach to homeopathy so as to relieve symptoms in each individual
- Traditionally, the homeopathic method of treatment has been characterized by a process of elimination in which individual ingredients and dilutions are used on a trial and error basis until an effective resolution is discovered.
- Administering a comprehensive multi-ingredient, multi-potency formula, Synaptol provides a wide range of symptom relief, as opposed to standard homeopathic medicines merely using single ingredients and single potencies to narrow down a patient's treatment.
- In addition to this multi-directional technique, Synaptol utilizes a purified ionized mineral water solution with a sublingual absorption capacity to relieve symptoms.
- Synaptol uses minute potencies of homeopathic ingredients to mitigate symptoms and provide relief.
- With a drastic increase in formulation process technology over the last century, homeopathy has been improved and is now recognized as a viable form of treatment.
- The formulation of Synaptol is based upon an intrinsic body response known as the "Law of Similars" to assist natural symptom relief by using recommended dilutions of homeopathic active ingredients.
- This practice mitigates side effects that are commonly seen in conventional medicines that rely on chemical reactions, which cause side effects as documented in their product contraindications.
- Synaptol has no synthetic additives, no artificial coloring or flavoring, and no added sugar or gluten.
The multi-faceted elements that Synaptol offers have proven beneficial for many users in regards to individual response and sensitivity. The principle benefit of homeopathy, and Synaptol in particular, is the ability to experience safe symptom relief without the side effects commonly associated with other medications.
The severity of the condition and other elements of therapy should always be discussed with a health care professional who can provide an accurate diagnosis and suggest an efficient treatment regimen.
The homeopathic ingredients used to formulate Synaptol are:
Aconitum ferox HPUS, Adrenalinum HPUS, Aesculus hippocastanum, flos HPUS, Apis mellifica HPUS, Argentum nitricum HPUS, Avena sativa HPUS, Baptisia tinctoria HPUS, Cochlearia armoracia HPUS, Phosphorus HPUS, Scleranthus annuus, flos HPUS, Scutellaria lateriflora HPUS, Sumbul HPUS, Viola odorata HPUS
The letters "HPUS" indicate that the components in this product are officially monographed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States. Each of the above ingredients contains equal volumes of 10X, 30X and 100X potencies.View LabelSee Indications by Ingredient
Synaptol FAQ
Q: What is Synaptol?
A: Synaptol is a liquid OTC medicine that uses a multi-tiered approach to safely and naturally relieve inattentiveness, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and poor concentration. We stabilize natural homeopathic active ingredients into our organic purified ionized mineral water complex.
Q: Is Synaptol approved by the FDA?
A: Synaptol is an FDA product listed natural medicine and uses an OTC formulation. The active homeopathic ingredients are officially recognized, as listed in the HPUS and Homeopathic Materia Medica.
The FDA has regulated homeopathic medicine since 1938 by means of the guidelines in the HPUS, as per the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. Said regulation is conducted in the same manner as that of nonprescription OTC drugs, according to The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM). Synaptol is manufactured and packaged following the FDA's Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP).
Q: How do I take Synaptol?
A: Dosage and directions are included on the label. You can add liquid Synaptol to a glass of purified water, or dispense directly into your mouth. See detailed instructions in picture below.
Avoid contamination: Do not touch the dropper to anything other than the product. (fig. 1,2)
When dispensing, squirt the homeopathic into your mouth without touching the dropper to your mouth. (fig. 3)
If dispensing directly into mouth is not convenient, you can put the solution into a spoon or a glass of water. (fig. 4,5)
Make sure to use non-metallic objects, as the metal can change the product's effectiveness.
After opening:
Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid direct sunlight, along with prolonged exposure to high temperatures.
Q: How often do I take Synaptol?
A: For optimal benefit, take Synaptol consistently every day, once in the morning, and again at night.
Q: How soon can I expect to see results from Synaptol?
A: Synaptol is designed to start working with your body to relieve your symptoms. For many individuals, results will be apparent within a few hours of the first dose. Because every person is different, however, the exact time taken for relief is indefinable. Synaptol functions best in a body free of underlying conditions, which can hinder the body's ability to achieve balance. A healthy lifestyle that observes proper nutrition and regular exercise is essential in order to experience the results of Synaptol. We encourage you to take Synaptol twice daily for 30 days to begin experiencing the results desired. If you cannot see improvement in the first 30 days, you are welcome to take advantage of our 60-day satisfaction guarantee and return the product. If you do see some improvement, however, we recommend that you stay with the program for 3-6 months to receive the desired results. Please see our 60-day return policy.
Q: How long does one bottle of Synaptol last?
A: A single bottle of Synaptol is two fluid ounces. The product's dosage is given according to weight. So, if you weigh 50+ lbs, each two-ounce bottle will last approximately one month for one person, depending on your individual health needs and usage.
Q: How much Synaptol will I need?
A: Each bottle of Synaptol offers a one month supply for one adult. Children may need less, and multiple family members taking Synaptol may need more than one bottle per month.
Q: Can children take Synaptol?
A: Yes, Synaptol is OTC formulated for safe symptom relief in adults and children over age 2.
Q: How safe is Synaptol?
A: Synaptol is made with natural ingredients and is, first and foremost, formulated to be safe. Synaptol has no reported side effects or drug interactions, and may be used with other prescription or OTC medications. Synaptol is safe for both adults and children 2 years of age and up.
Q: Has Synaptol been clinically tested?
A: The individual ingredients in Synaptol have claims based on the Homeopathic Materia Medica. As a composite formulation, however, Synaptol has not been clinically tested.
Q: Can I safely take Synaptol with medications?
A: The ingredients in Synaptol are natural and safe, but if you are currently taking prescription medications, we recommend you consult your health care professional before use.
Q: Is Synaptol an herbal remedy?
A: Synaptol is not an herbal remedy. Herbal remedies are based on the herb's use in traditional medicine, while homeopathy uses the "law of similars." Herbs use larger quantities of the product per dose. Homeopathic medicines use minute doses of the substance to address the symptoms. Herbal substances are regulated as food, where as the FDA accepts homeopathic products as drugs.
Q: What is the "law of similars?"
A: The "law of similars" is the idea that like relieves like. Homeopathy demonstrates that a substance that produces a certain set of symptoms in a healthy person can relieve the same symptoms in a sick person experiencing them. The homeopathic medicine is diluted to such minute doses that the ingredients are very safe.
Q: What is "Natural Medicine?"
A: As a natural medicine, Synaptol safely activates the body's natural relief and balance mechanisms, unlike many other OTC formulations that rely on chemical responses to activate or block healing responses, and come with notable side effects, as indicated per their product indications.
Natural medicine is safe, and the ingredients in Synaptol are regulated by the FDA according to the guidelines for OTC homeopathic formulation. While "natural" implies indications about the ingredients (Synaptol does contain natural active homeopathic ingredients), "natural medicine" more accurately refers to how the medicine works.
Q: What is Integrated Medicine?
A: Integrated medicine is a functional, balanced approach to wellness. Rather than relying solely on conventional methods, such as prescription drugs and surgery, or alternative methods like acupuncture and homeopathy, integrated medicine recognizes that the two can work together for optimal results. Health care providers who practice integrated medicine will use methods such as homeopathy in complement with more intense and/or invasive treatments.
Q: What is homeopathy?
A: Homeopathy is an officially recognized medicinal therapy that uses safe, naturally occurring substances to relieve symptoms of self-limiting conditions in the body. Observing the homeopathic dilution process per regulatory guidelines, we formulate the active ingredients in Synaptol for safe and satisfactory relief from symptoms.
Q: What is the homeopathic dilution process?
A:Homeopathic Medicines are believed to be more effective when its active ingredient is diluted. This is the minimum dose approach to homeopathy. The purpose of potency is to dilute the product until it can do no harm to a person. Homeopathic drug potency is indicated by such terms as "10X," 30X," and "LM1." These refer to the amount of times and by what ratio the base substance has been diluted.
Q: What is HPUS?
A: The Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS) is a compilation of standards for the components and preparation of homeopathic drugs. It has been in continuous publication since 1897, and became the official U.S. homeopathic regulatory guideline in 1938, as stated in the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
The HPUS is compiled by the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia Convention of the United States (HPCUS), which is a non-governmental, non-profit scientific organization of experts trained and experienced in the field of homeopathy. The HPCUS works closely with the FDA and U.S. homeopathic organizations.
Synaptol's active homeopathic ingredients are listed in the HPUS, and are therefore officially recognized.
Q: What is "Materia Medica"?
A: "Materia Medica" (Latin) refers to a body of information about medical knowledge. At HelloLife, we refer to specific Materia Medica that contain information on homeopathic ingredients. In general, we refer to William Boericke's Homeopathic Materia Medica.
The active homeopathic ingredients in Synaptol are recognized by such long-standing Materia Medica, and thereby are not required to undergo the same safety and interaction testing as new OTC drugs.
Q: What is purified ionized mineral water?
A: Purified ionized mineral water uses organic trace minerals to supplement the minerals necessary for enzyme functions in the body. This can speed up cellular metabolism and support your body's natural repair processes. The purified ionized mineral water in Synaptol is an effective stabilizing agent for the homeopathic ingredients, as opposed to alcohol, which is common to most homeopathic preparations but irritating to your system.
Q: How is Synaptol different from conventional products?
A: Synaptol is intended to safely relieve your symptoms AND promote optimal overall health, while conventional products typically address only the symptoms, and usually with negative side effects, as per product indications.
Q: Is Synaptol a cure?
A: Synaptol is a natural medicine that relieves symptoms of inattentiveness, hyperactivity, and impusivity, but it is not a cure for any disease or condition. Instead, Synaptol is intended as a component of a healthy lifestyle, safely relieving your symptoms so you can focus on the big picture of your health and life. Choose whole, fresh foods, clean, pure water, and plenty of positive thought and movement, and you will naturally increase the effectiveness of Synaptol and the overall health of your lifestyle, and over time find yourself naturally relieved of symptoms.
Q: What are symptoms?
A: Symptoms are the aspects of illness that you can see and feel; they are the way your body responds to an underlying problem. Although they tend to be negative manifestations, they are actually good in the sense that they are your body's way of telling you what is wrong. Synaptol is intended to help relieve the negative symptoms you are experiencing. When you are no longer hindered by uncomfortable symptoms, you can concentrate on helping restore your body to its healthy balance.
Q: Is Synaptol a drug?
A: Because the ingredients in Synaptol meet the "Criteria for Eligibility of Drugs for Inclusion in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States(HPUS)," and that the HPUS is an officially recognized compendium of homeopathic drugs by the FDA, Synaptol is considered an OTC Homeopathic drug. Therefore, it has to comply with the Labeling Guidelines of the FDA. Homeopathic products have been considered drug products since 1938, as stated in the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
It is important to note that, although Synaptol is technically considered a homeopathic drug (remedy) by law, its ingredients are natural and safe for supporting your body's healthy balance. Synaptol is not intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of any disease.
Q: Will this product cause me to experience detoxification symptoms?
A: The purified ionized mineral water base of this product is OTC formulated to initiate a seamless detoxification process, but some sensitive bodies may experience initial detoxification effects. As minerals begin to activate enzymes and chelate toxins and metals, sensitive bodies may experience mild acute symptoms of sores in the mouth (similar to ones caused by eating excessive salty or acidic foods) or loose stools.
Help your body through this process by adding more fibrous raw fruits and vegetables to your diet during this time. Symptoms should last only 24 hours.
Q: Does Synaptol come with side effects?
A: According to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM), a systematic review found homeopathic products such as Synaptol to be generally safe and unlikely to cause severe adverse reactions when taken as directed. Synaptol contains no alcohol, making it superior to many other OTC homeopathic formulations in that regard.
While some individuals express concern about homeopathic aggravation (temporary worsening of symptoms after taking a homeopathic medicine), there is little evidence for it in clinical studies. Regardless of Synaptol's safety, it is always important to inform your health care provider about any self-medication you may use.
Q: What do I need to consider if I'm thinking about using homeopathy?
A: There are five important points to consider and act on, as stated by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM): First, homeopathy is not a replacement for proven conventional care or a visit to your health care professional. Second, research clinical studies conducted around the homeopathic remedies for the health condition you are trying to treat. Third, thoroughly acquaint yourself with any homeopathic practitioner you may visit. Fourth, women who are pregnant or nursing, or those thinking of using homeopathy for a child, should first consult with their health care professional. Fifth, inform all of your health care providers about any complementary and/or alternative practices you use.
Q: Do you sell internationally?
A: Yes. However, all of our products sold internationally are meant for personal use - up to a 90 day supply of any one product may be purchased. We ship via FedEx® or USPS to all international addresses. Customs restrictions and warranty issues prevent us from shipping to every international location. Customers are responsible for any additional Customs fees. It is your responsibility to check with your Customs Office to see if your country permits the importation of our products. If you are not sure, please contact the Customs Office in your country before ordering a product, as we are not responsible for such charges.
Q: How much does it cost to ship internationally?
A: There is just a $19.95 charge to ship to all international addresses without tracking and a $29.95 charge for tracking your order. Tax and duties for international orders are not included in the shipping charge. A separate invoice for Custom fees will be charged to you from either FedEx®, USPS or your country's Customs Office. For more details please see our International Shipping Policy.
About Synaptol
Synaptol serves as an integral part of a healthy lifestyle, offering safe symptom relief, which allows the body and mind to focus on life in the present moment.
Synaptol contains only high quality, naturally-occurring ingredients, in potent therapeutic dilutions, manufactured under strict GMP guidelines as set forth by the FDA.
Synaptol is part of our new homeopathic product line that offers superior solutions for a wide array of health challenges. We firmly believe in the safety and indications of all our products, which is why we offer a 60-day satisfaction guarantee whenever you try a new product from us.
We are here to Match Your Commitment to a healthy lifestyle, and for those with inattentiveness, hyperactivity, or impulsivity, Synaptol is the natural way to stay committed and reap the rewards of focus.
What is ADD / ADHD?
Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is also known as hyperactivity or attention deficit disorder (ADD). ADD / ADHD is a common condition that affects both children and adults, and symptoms can take a severe toll on quality of life for sufferers and their family and friends.
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, between three and ten percent of children have some form of ADHD, and though some statistics claim as many as 70% of children will grow out of it, most experts find it doubtful that anyone ever really does.
Instead of waiting to "outgrow" ADHD symptoms, parents and children can learn effective strategies for dealing with ADHD symptoms now. The most common of these symptoms include:
Those the cause is yet unknown, multiple risk factors play a role in developing ADHD.
Genetics. ADHD tends to run in families; if one or both parents have ADHD, chances increase for the child to have the condition. For some reason, this is especially true if the father has ADHD. Statistics show that one third of all fathers with ADHD in their childhood will have children with ADHD. While the exact genetic link is yet to be found by researchers, natural health proponents suggest the genetic inheritance of ADHD has stronger roots in the lifestyle children inherit from their parents, especially relating to diet.
Diet. Widespread nutrient deficiencies combined with toxic overload are highly suggested to at least contribute to ADHD symptoms. Lack of essential trace minerals, vitamins and essential fatty acids reduce the body's ability to stay in balance. To add insult to injury, modern processed foods are full of unnatural additives, colorings, refined sugar and caffeine that simply do not belong in the human body, let alone a developing child's body. While yet to be confirmed by scientific research, removing bad foods and introducing good foods can make a significant improvement in symptoms, a claim to which thousands of families can positively attest.
Gender. For reasons yet to be determined, boys are more likely than girls to develop ADHD. In fact, the number of boys diagnosed is more than twice the amount of girls diagnosed.
Environmental Toxins. Children with frequent exposure to mercury, lead, aluminum and pesticides are at risk for a range of serious neurological and degenerative disorders. Unfortunately, the environmental prevalence of heavy metals and toxins is only increasing. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, one in six women has an unsafe level of mercury in her blood, increasing her risk of having a child with ADHD and autism.
Problematic Pregnancy or Birth. It seems problems during pregnancy or at birth can increase a child's chance of developing ADHD. Mothers who smoke or drink alcohol during pregnancy greatly increase their child's chance of developing a number of problems, ADHD included. ADHD is also more prevalent in children whose mothers had high anxiety levels or difficult pregnancies requiring bed rest. One study showed that mothers reported higher levels of anxiety between 12-22 weeks, and for unknown reasons, mothers carrying boys experienced higher levels of anxiety. A correlation to ADHD was also shown for babies born prematurely or at a low birth weight.
Television Viewing. Studies have shown that watching TV and videos as an infant and toddler may lead to ADHD in later life. Experts say the way images are viewed - at a pace that is greatly sped up, with rapid scene shifts that don't occur in real life - actually rewires the developing brains of children by over-stimulating and causing changes in their neural pathways. They point to the jump in the number of children diagnosed with ADHD first in 1950's when televisions became commonplace in the home and again in 1980's when VCRS became commonplace.
There are more ways than most people know about to manage ADHD symptoms.
Behavioral Therapy. Behavioral therapy is about identifying negative behaviors and finding ways to change them. The goal here is to directly change thinking and coping strategies. This can include help with organizing chores and homework, and handling powerful emotions through self-monitoring and self-praise.
Psychotherapy. Psychotherapy can help the individual with ADHD learn to like themselves despite their ADHD and to understand patterns of self-defeat and negativity so they can change and cope better in the future.
Social Skills Training. ADHD can create social problems for some people. Here the focus is on how the individual perceives others and how other perceives them. The goal is to help the individual feel more comfortable interacting with others.
Support Groups. Support groups can help people with ADHD help each other through mutual understanding and support and through experienced advice. It helps to create a sense of belonging, acceptance, and can me a place to share the frustrations that come with ADHD without fear of judgment.
Parenting Skills Training. Children with ADHD benefit from parents that are knowledgeable of their condition and of the best ways of dealing with their behavior. Parenting skills training can help parents learn effective ways to discipline bad behaviors and also how to reward good behaviors. It can also help parent understand what their children need to be successful like rules, consistent routines, and organization.
Dietary Changes. Protein has been found to be especially important to individuals with ADHD. According to neuroscientist Richard Wurtman Ph.D, protein triggers the synthesis of alertness-inducing neurotransmitters. Yet, studies show less than 5 percent of children actually get the recommended amount of protein for breakfast and lunch. Many nutritionists also suggest adding Omega-3 essential fatty acids to the diet.
Food sensitivity is another aspect of diet affecting those with ADHD. Studies have shown at least 30% of children and toddlers with ADHD benefit from the use of an elimination diet to determine food sensitivities.
You should still continue to lead a healthy lifestyle while taking Synaptol. If symptoms do not improve or become more severe, consult your health care professional, as this may be an indication of a more serious health condition.
Indications by Ingredient:
Indications for Use: For temporary relief of symptoms including inattentive behavior, hyperactivity, and difficulty concentrating, reading & writing.
Caution: As an OTC medicine, Synaptol is not intended to replace any medications prescribed by your physician.
Synaptol is made without alcohol or sugar and has no gluten added.
Active Ingredients
Aconitum ferox HPUS, Adrenalinum HPUS, Aesculus hippocastanum, flos HPUS, Apis mellifica HPUS, Argentum nitricum HPUS, Avena sativa HPUS, Baptisia tinctoria HPUS, Cochlearia armoracia HPUS, Phosphorus HPUS, Scleranthus annuus, flos HPUS, Scutellaria lateriflora HPUS, Sumbul HPUS, Viola odorata HPUS
The letters "HPUS" indicate that the components in this product are officially monographed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States. Each of the above ingredients contains equal volumes of 10X, 30X and 100X potencies.
- Aconitum ferox HPUS:
More intense mental activity (Clarke)
Mind very active; sequence of ideas rapid; talked constantly (Clarke )
- Argentum nitricum HPUS:
Mental anxiety. – Very impulsive; always in a hurry but accomplishes nothing; in continual motion; he walks fast.—Hurries restlessly to fulfill engagements, fears to be late when there is plenty of time. (Clarke)
- Baptisia tinctoria HPUS:
Restless, does not sleep quietly; wants to be on the move (Clarke)
- Phosphorus HPUS:
Restless, fidgety. Hypo-sensitive, indifferent (Boericke)
Over-excitability of nervous system (Clarke)
- Scutellaria lateriflora HPUS:
Inability to fix attention.. Confusion (Boericke)
Its calming effects on the nervous system have been known ever since the settlement of New England (Clarke)
Restless uneasiness; must move about (Clarke)
- Sumbul HPUS:
Has many hysterical and nervous symptoms, and is of use in neuralgic affections (Boericke)
Emotional and fidgety (Boericke)
Easily excited; emotional; irritable; fidgety (Clarke)
- Aesculus hippocastanum, flos HPUS:
Unable to fix his attention. (Clarke)
- Apis mellifica HPUS:
Impaired Memory. – Absent-minded—Cannot concentrate thought--Indifference. (Clarke)
The mental symptoms are rich in unconsciousness, absentmindedness, impaired memory, and slow march of ideas. (Clarke)
- Argentum nitricum HPUS:
Memory weak (Boericke)
Mental operations sluggish; continued thought required special effort (Clarke)
Frequent errors of perception. (Clarke)
Mental operations sluggish; thought requires effort (Clarke)
Memory impaired; cannot find the right word. (Clarke)
Mental confusion. (Clarke)
- Avena sativa HPUS:
Inability to keep mind on any one subject (Boericke)
Inability to keep the mind fixed on any one subject (Clarke)
- Baptisia tinctoria HPUS:
Wild, wandering feeling. Inability to think. Mental confusion. Ideas confused. (Boericke)
- Cochlearia armoracia HPUS:
Thinking is difficult (Boericke)
Difficult thinking in evening—Irresolution (Clarke)
- Phosphorus HPUS:
Loss of memory (Boericke)
Brain feels tired (Boericke)
Irritability; intolerance of mental strain (Clarke)
Cloudiness and dizziness, esp. in morning (Clarke)
- Scutellaria lateriflora HPUS:
Inability to fix attention.. Confusion (Boericke)
Mind confused on attempting to study; cannot concentrate attention (Clarke)
Poor Concentration
- Aesculus hippocastanum, flos HPUS:
Unable to fix his attention. (Clarke)
- Apis mellifica HPUS:
Listless; cannot think clearly. (Boericke)
Cannot concentrate mind when attempting to read or study (Boericke)
Impaired Memory. – Absent-minded—Cannot concentrate thought--Indifference. (Clarke)
The mental symptoms are rich in unconsciousness, absentmindedness, impaired memory, and slow march of ideas. (Clarke)
- Argentum nitricum HPUS:
Mental operations sluggish; continued thought required special effort (Clarke)
Frequent errors of perception. (Clarke)
Mental operations sluggish; thought requires effort (Clarke)
Memory impaired; cannot find the right word. (Clarke)
- Avena sativa HPUS:
Inability to keep mind on any one subject (Boericke)
Inability to keep the mind fixed on any one subject (Clarke)
- Baptisia tinctoria HPUS:
Wild, wandering feeling. Inability to think. Mental confusion. Ideas confused. (Boericke)
Confused, swimming feeling (Boericke)
Cannot keep his mind together, a wild wandering feeling. (Clarke)
Mind seems weak, confused, as if drunk—Cannot confine his mind; a sort of wild, wandering feeling. (Clarke)
- Cochlearia armoracia HPUS:
Thinking is difficult (Boericke)
Difficult thinking in evening—Irresolution (Clarke)
- Phosphorus HPUS:
Brain feels tired (Boericke)
Restless, fidgety. Hypo-sensitive, indifferent (Boericke)
Brain, affections of (Clarke)
Irritability; intolerance of mental strain (Clarke )
Cloudiness and dizziness, esp. in morning (Clarke)
- Scutellaria lateriflora HPUS:
Inability to fix attention.. Confusion (Boericke)
Mind confused on attempting to study; cannot concentrate attention (Clarke)
- Sumbul HPUS:
Intellect dull in morning; inability to study (Clarke)
- Viola odorata HPUS:
Great weakness of memory and forgetfulness—Great concourse (excessive flow) of unsettled and confused ideas—Insane confusion, childish behavior, disobedience (Clarke)
Dull and painful confusion in the head (Clarke)
Difficulty Reading and Studying
- Apis mellifica HPUS:
Cannot concentrate mind when attempting to read or study (Boericke)
Impaired Memory. – Absent-minded—Cannot concentrate thought--Indifference. (Clarke)
- Argentum nitricum HPUS:
Memory weak (Boericke)
Errors of perception. Impulsive, wants to do things in a hurry…Peculiar mental impulses (Boericke)
Mental operations sluggish; continued thought required special effort (Clarke)
Frequent errors of perception. (Clarke)
Mental operations sluggish; thought requires effort (Clarke)
Memory impaired; cannot find the right word. (Clarke)
Mental confusion. (Clarke)
- Avena sativa HPUS:
Inability to keep mind on any one subject (Boericke)
Inability to keep the mind fixed on any one subject (Clarke)
- Baptisia tinctoria HPUS:
Wild, wandering feeling. Inability to think. Mental confusion. Ideas confused. (Boericke)
Mind seems weak, confused, as if drunk—Cannot confine his mind; a sort of wild, wandering feeling. (Clarke)
- Cochlearia armoracia HPUS:
Thinking is difficult (Boericke)
Difficult thinking in evening—Irresolution (Clarke)
- Phosphorus HPUS:
Brain feels tired (Boericke)
Irritability; intolerance of mental strain (Clarke)
Cloudiness and dizziness, esp. in morning (Clarke)
- Scutellaria lateriflora HPUS:
Inability to fix attention.. Confusion (Boericke)
Mind confused on attempting to study; cannot concentrate attention (Clarke)
- Sumbul HPUS:
Mistakes in writing and adding (Boericke)
Intellect dull in morning; inability to study (Clarke)
- Viola odorata HPUS:
Great weakness of memory and forgetfulness—Great concourse (excessive flow) of unsettled and confused ideas—Insane confusion, childish behavior, disobedience (Clarke)
Dull and painful confusion in the head (Clarke)
Synaptol Label:
Synaptol Usage Guide:
Dosing Guide / Directions
|Daily Dosage Size
|50 lbs or less
|½ mL twice daily
|50 + lbs
|1 mL twice daily
You may increase dosage to 3x per day until symptoms improve or as directed by your physician.*
Shake before using. Add recommended dosage into 8-12 oz non-metal container of pure (non-chlorinated) water and drink. You may also dispense dosage directly into mouth.**
* Excessive dosing may cause mild digestive discomfort
** Synaptol is colorless and flavorless in water but may have a slight tangy taste if taken directly into the mouth. Do not allow the dropper to touch any surface, including the mouth, as it may contaminate the solution.


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Such great news and no significant up? Big, big disappointment...
DWA had a 10% distribution fee when they were partnered with DW. Got it? The 8% deal is incredible.
Are you kidding, with an 8% distribution deal you want a divorce?! Anywhere else and daddy is going to charge you 15-20%, let's see how that would sit with your bottom line.
I dare to say that good news were quite the expected course of events before their disclosure, and no so much of a surprise. They did not really beat market expectations, they merely beat the estimates.
Beating market estimates and beating market expectations are the same as far as I am concerned. The market estimated a good quarter with earnings of 0.32 per share, and DWA delivered Great earnings with double the analysts estimates.A companies share price is largely based upon how much money it earns. DWA earned twice as much as what analysts expected.What saddens me is not what the company has done, but how much the street depends upon the blessing of its analysts before anyone is there to reward the company. For instance, despite the huge earnings this quarter, it will take some peon analyst with a hidden agenda to upgrade DWA from hold to strong buy before the market lemmings come swooping in to buy.


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Not only did Jacqueline get me the best outcome for my case, but she was very helpful and knowledgeable. She told me all the possible outcomes and what would happen each step of the way. She was very prompt in responding to my e-mails, however I did have a hard time getting ahold of someone by phone. Overall, I am very happy that I hired her for my case.
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Jacqueline made the process of my marriage dissolution, seem quick and and less painful. I came to her feeling helpless, and left knowing everything would be okay. She is straight forward, to the point and will fight tooth and nail for her clients! Through out the process she was always there when I needed advice, a question answered or just a shoulder to cry on. She responded quickly and never left me questioning the process or decision made. After interviewing many attorneys in the area, I can honestly say, I am so happy I went with Jacquline! She does not disappoint and is as honest as they come! Now that my dissolution is finalized, I am truly happy with the outcome and am thankful for how smoothly it went.
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Jacqueline was great! Highly recommend for if you're looking to clear your record. Best of all, Jacqueline was accessible and communicative. Even after the motion passed and I had some unanswered inquiries she was able welcoming enough to answer my calls/emails and provide me with the information needed.
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Community Volunteer Opportunities
- Details
The United Way will hold its annual Back to School Fair on August 6th at Oshkosh North High. According to their press release, the committee organizing this event aims to serve over 1000 families, so the need is real.
The United Way is requesting that we hold a "Christmas in July" event starting June 20th. They would like donations of clothing and cash:
- Shirts
- Pants
- Socks
- Underwear
- Hygiene supplies
- Gift cards
- Cash
The committee will supply us with gift tags for the Christmas tree. Look for them soon.
! عائلة السقا السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
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The headline above means "Peace be upon you, al Sakka family! and God's mercy and blessings." That's a formal way of saying, مرحبابكمفيأوشكوش or, "Welcome to Oshkosh."
The al Sakkas are of course the Syrian refugee family we will be helping to resettle in Oshkosh. They are due to arrive on October 8th, and beyond that, we just don't have very much information. We're told that they are Sunni Muslims, which is the largest group within Islam, much like Catholics within Christianity. There is a father, mother, and a 13-year-old daughter. That's about all we know at this point.
We have been asked to consider helping on a number of fronts: transporting the family to appointments or on errands, teaching them things like how to take a bus or how to work a washer and dryer, and getting them started with some very basic needs, which are listed below.
That commitment lasts six months. But we are encouraged first and foremost to form lasting friendships with the al Sakkas, to welcome them into our hearts and our community. In the short run, that means we'll need someone or a few people willing to check in with the family once a week to make sure things are going well, and that their needs are being met. More generally, it means to follow scripture's instructions to "love the stranger, for you were also once strangers."
This is a wonderful opportunity to put our faith into action. Let's see what we can do, and look for Jesus in our new friends.
We need, as soon as possible:
aspirin, deodorant, feminine care products (no tampons), a plunger, razors and shaving cream, shampoo, a shower curtain liner with rings, soap, toilet paper, toothbrush, toothpaste, towels (both body and hand), wash clothes, alarm clocks, blankets or comforters, hangers (they suggest 10 person), pillows (only new, no used), sheets, aluminum foil, bags (garbage and zip lock), a can opener, cutting boards, dish cloths, dishes (dinner plate, bowl, glass/cup), a garbage can, knives, a microwave, plastic storage containers, plastic wrap, pots & pans (large skillet, large saucepan, small saucepan, stock pot), a rice cooker, scissors, dish soap, sponge, dish towels, utensils (fork, knife, spoon), wooden spoons, coffee or end table, lamp, a television with stand, all-purpose surface cleaner, a broom and dust pan, floor cleaner, laundry detergent, mop and mop bucket, paper towels, toilet bowl brush, toilet bowl cleaner, window cleaner, notebook (lined), pens, one or more umbrellas, and a large wall calendar.
If we want to stretch, we can provide beds and frames, a couch and/or chairs, a dining table and chairs, and age-appropriate toys. World Relief says that if they don't use these items for our family, they will store them until another family comes along.
That may seem like a lot, and Pastor Dan apologizes for thinking that the family wouldn't need much. Just remember two things: first, we may or may not be the only congregation collecting for the al Sakkas. Second, many hands make a light load. If we all take one or two things off the list, none of them will be terribly expensive.
We can do this!
Committee Reports
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Search Committee
Several of us attended a pizza dinner on September 17th to meet Jane Anderson, our new Association Minister. We have submitted our congregational profile to Rev. Anderson. She will meet with our committee soon to teach us about reviewing candidate profiles as we prepare for interviews.
Board of Administration
Met on September 16th.
Completed work: Roof leaks have been fixed, as have the faucets in the utility room and playground area. One vacuum cleaner has been repaired, bringing us back to 2. The Little Free Library is installed, only needs a few signs attached to be complete.
To do: We need to schedule carpet cleaning. There will be a fall clean-up day on October 17th. We will distribute flyers for the Neighborhood Association meeting on October 8th this weekend.
Projects: We continue to work on revamping the Bethany constitution. We're getting closer to done, though. There is light at the end of the tunnel!
Board of Christian Education
No report this month.
Executive Committee
- Met on September 20th to review committee reports and the Chicken & Ribs dinner, consider ministry opportunities and coordinate work in the church.
- Approved purchase of 50 Glory to God hymnals, and 12 large-print copies. An accompanist edition will come free with the order.
- It's time to remind everyone to give to the food pantry again.
- Lil Hansche will be starting a book club in November.
- A Syrian refugee family will be resettled in October; we think we can help.
- We still need alternates for Executive Council and other roles in the church.
- Nadine's job is covered while she moves in October. Next meeting will be after worship on October 25th.
Worship & Community Life
Met September 14th to prepare for Chicken & Ribs Dinner. Next meeting is October 5th.
Pastor's Report
- Details
- Visits: 6
- Meetings: 6
- Worship Services:4
- Funerals: 1
I will be away on October 18th. Rev. Deborah Bartelt, who was here in August, has already agreed to join us again.


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7 Bikes for 7 Wonders claimed by seven excited finders in Travel Oregon hunt
By Terry Richard | The Oregonian/OregonLive
August 15, 2015, 6:00AM
The state tourism promotion agency hired seven Oregon custom bike builders to build a bicycle specifically for riding at each of the state's seven wonders. Then the bikes were hidden at the wonders, with finders getting to keep them. Full story »
Cape Kiwanda tragedy came as free-spirited Corvallis teen, 18, was finding her way
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August 14, 2015, 6:27PM
Elise "Ellie" Dickey, who turned 18 in May, loved to draw, paint and sculpt. She drowned Full story »
Body of missing teen discovered near Cape Kiwanda just days after boyfriend found
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August 14, 2015, 1:45PM
Elise Dickey, 18, and Sean Yamaguchi, 22, were reported missing July 29, authorities said. Full story »
Disappearance, drowning off Cape Kiwanda baffles family: 'I wish I had an answer'
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August 13, 2015, 4:02PM
Sean Yamaguchi loved skateboarding, surfing and snowboarding, but the parents of a 22-year-old drowning victim said he wasn't a risk-taker. Full story »
Health advisory issued for Sunset Bay State Park due to increased bacteria levels
By Stuart Tomlinson | The Oregonian/OregonLive
August 12, 2015, 10:06AM
Water samples indicated higher-than-normal levels of fecal bacteria, which can result in diarrhea, stomach cramps, skin rashes, upper respiratory infections and other illnesses, said Jonathan Modie, a spokesman for the Oregon Public Health Division. Full story »
Leland Gilmore of Portland finds Crater Lake bike in 7 Wonders scavenger hunt
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August 08, 2015, 12:31PM
Based on a clue saying the bike would be hidden along 33-mile Rim Drive, Gilmore, 31, started his search at 6:09 a.m., as specified in the clue, then road his bike as fast as he could clockwise around the rim, beginning from Crater Rim Village. Full story »
10 best outdoor places in Curry County: Wild about Oregon coast
By Terry Richard | The Oregonian/OregonLive
August 08, 2015, 6:00AM
From Floras Lake on the north to Crissey Field on the south, Curry County packs in more sights along its coast that just about anywhere in Oregon. And the river part of its nickname begins with the Rogue River, one of the most famous in the West, then adds five more. Full story »
Bridge Pedallers: keep on cycling over Cape Creek Bridge on Oregon coast
By Terry Richard | The Oregonian/OregonLive
August 07, 2015, 5:30AM
Northbound travelers will pass under the bridge twice, either by car if they park at the main beach parking lot, or on foot if they park in the overflow lot. Full story »
Top 10 things to be wild about in Curry County (photo show)
By Terry Richard | The Oregonian/OregonLive
August 06, 2015, 5:00AM
10 things to be wild about in Curry County on the southern Oregon coast, from Floras Lake in the north to Crissey Field Beach in the south. Full story »
Best photos from the Cape Blanco Country Music Festival
By Thomas Boyd | The Oregonian/OregonLive
August 04, 2015, 8:30PM
Over 15,000 people a day filed through the gates of the Cape Blanco Country Music Festival in Sixes, Oregon and watched performances from some of the biggest names in country music. Blake Shelton started the party Friday night, followed by Florida Georgia Line on Saturday and The Band Perry Sunday night. The opening acts were a combination up and comers like Corvallis, Oregon's own Jackson Michelson, Frankie Ballard and old vets like Lonestar. In just two short years, the Cape Blanco Music Festival is now the place to be for folks not only on the Southern Oregon Coast but all of Southern Oregon and Northern California. Full story »
Oregon State Parks begins process of tweaking camping reservations
By Terry Richard | The Oregonian/OregonLive
August 04, 2015, 12:31PM
Oregon state parks may reduce the deadline for cancellations and changes from one month to three days prior to arrival for deluxe cabins, deluxe yurts and horse camps which will reduce financial penalties on customers. Full story »
Lincoln County man accused of dragging dog behind pickup truck for miles
By Stuart Tomlinson | The Oregonian/OregonLive
August 04, 2015, 8:44AM
Just after 5 p.m. on April 22 a man called 911 to say he was following a truck that was dragging a dog north on East Eckman Creek Road in Waldport. The caller said the dog was tied around the neck and had been dragged for at least 2 miles before the rope broke. Full story »
Pig-N-Ford Races bring serious pig-wrangling competition to the Tillamook County Fair
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August 04, 2015, 7:51AM
Grab a pig, warm up your Model T and get ready for the Pig-N-Ford Races at the Tillamook County Fair. Full story »
Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport celebrates 50 years
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August 04, 2015, 5:30AM
The 50th anniversary celebration will begin at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 7, just outside the Hatfield Marine Science Center, located south of the Yaquina Bay Bridge in Newport in the South Beach neighborhood. Full story »
Chetco River features redwoods, Kalmiopsis Wilderness
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August 04, 2015, 5:00AM
Much of the recreation use of the Chetco is in the lower river: fishing for healthy runs of chinook salmon and steelhead, or camping on the river's gravel bars. Kayakers run the section below Steel Bridge, but it's choked with boulders when the waters warm and drop Full story »
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February 3, 2011 Two Titian masterpieces — Diana and Actaeon and Diana and Callisto — are in the United States for the first time. Fresh Air's Lloyd Schwartz says art lovers will want to see them in person — particularly because there's a chance they may be permanently separated.
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October 13, 2010 From the late 1950s up until her last stage appearance in 1990, Australian soprano Dame Joan Sutherland was one of the world's most admired and celebrated opera stars. She died Sunday at age 83. Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz looks back at the life and work of the singer known as "La Stupenda."
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September 22, 2010 Soprano Benita Valente has retired from singing, though at 75, she's still remarkably active behind the scenes as an educator, organizer and fundraiser. She may not be the world's most famous singer, but a selection of her recordings leads off a new series on Bridge Records called Great Singers of the 20th Century. Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz agrees with the title.
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August 24, 2010 French artist Henri Matisse is probably best known for his decorative and colorful paintings, especially nudes and still lifes. But a show at the Museum of Modern Art, called "Matisse: Radical Invention," deals with a more experimental period in Matisse's life. Critic Lloyd Schwartz says the show allows viewers to see Matisse's growth as an artist.
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May 24, 2010 He's been at the forefront of contemporary music and conducting for more than half a century. Marking his 85th birthday this spring, a number of new Boulez CDs and DVDs have been released. Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz reviews three of the latest.
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March 15, 2010 Bach's cantatas contain some of his greatest music, but their individual sections are seldom performed out of context, least of all by celebrities. Classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz says Hilary Hahn's new CD, Bach: Violin & Voice, provides a welcome exception to this rule.
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February 17, 2010 2010 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of composer Robert Schumann. One of the most interesting Schumann commemorative items is the DVD Twin Spirits, a British music-theater piece about the intense relationship between Schumann and his wife Clara, performed by Trudie Styler and Sting.
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In the latest of our occasional Reviews in History podcast series, Dr Jordan Landes talks to Professor Jan Plamper about his new work on the history of emotions, a subject which he has memorably described as a 'rocket taking off'.
Jan Plamper is Professor of History at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Popular newspapers in Britain are commonly criticised for providing unsophisticated, distasteful and intrusive journalism, driven by an aggressive pursuit of exclusives and an unscrupulous desire for profit.
A Very Short Introduction probably shouldn't be criticised simply for its omissions. I think it's fair to assume that readers of this series don't want the last word on a given topic. If anything, attempting to cram too much into one of these pocket-sized volumes might alienate a non-specialist audience.
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Philip Mendes has provided us with a truly comprehensive study of the historical relationship between Jews and leftist politics.
Few cultural commentators would feel brave enough to identify a particular month and year when human character underwent a significant transformation- the novelist Virginia Woolf had no such reservations. According to her, December 1910 marked one of these distinctive turning points.
This edited collection fills some important gaps in the historiography of rulership and the interactions between royal couples, particularly in cases when the man is not the legitimate heir.
Over the past five years, government employee unions have emerged as a fault line in American politics. Following the onset of the Great Recession, elected officials, political pundits, and editorial boards seized on unionized government workers as overpaid and underworked parasites feeding on strained public budgets.
Terence Brown's history of the Irish Times is one of a number of similar texts published recently which indicates an upsurge of interest in the Irish media landscape – Kevin Rafter's Irish Journalism Before Independence (1), Ann Andrews' Newspapers and Newsmakers (2) and Mark O'Brien and Felix Larkin's edited collect
The history of emotions, a rocket taking off according to Jan Plamper, seems to be screaming 'know thyself!' at psychology in all its various forms, but most specifically at neuroscience. The development of a hard science of emotions has involved, with every step 'forward', the forgetting of the previous step.


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Eminem's 30 Biggest Songs
By Erika Ramirez and Brad Wete
20. "No Love" - Eminem feat. Lil Wayne
Hot 100 Peak Position: 23 (2010)
Both high-profile rappers spit rapid "f*ck you" rhymes to their haters over a revamped sample of Haddaway's "What Is Love," courtesy of Just Blaze.
19. "We Made You" - Eminem
Hot 100 Peak Position: 9 (2009)
The "Relapse" single, which samples Walter Egan's "Hot Summer Nights," features Eminem throwing shots at pop culture over a carnival friendly, Dr. Dre, Doc Ish, Em produced beat.
18. "Forgot About Dre" - Dr. Dre feat. Eminem
Hot 100 Peak Position: 25 (2000)
Eminem and Dre both take advantage of "Forgot About Dre," off "2001," to remind doubtful critics of the veteran rapper's legacy and continuous success.
17. "Superman" - Eminem
Hot 100 Peak Position: 15 (2003)
Slim Shady gives us a sneak peek into his prolific love life in the "The Eminem Show" single. "Superman," which is appropriately slower tempo, was reportedly inspired by onetime-flame Mariah Carey.
16. "Sing For The Moment" - Eminem
Hot 100 Peak Position: 14 (2003)
"Sing For The Moment," which samples Aerosmith's "Dream On," touches on a familiar subject for Eminem ("The Way I Am"): misunderstanding. Em digs deeper into his thesis that music is not the cause of violence amongst young people.
15. "Berzerk" - Eminem
Hot 100 Peak Position: 3 (2013)
This Beastie Boys and Billy Squier-sampling single is a throwback cut, recalling '80s-era boom-bap rap. So it only makes sense that Rick Rubin—one of the forefathers of Def Jam Records—produced it for Em's album, "The Marshall Mathers LP 2."
14. "When I'm Gone" - Eminem
Hot 100 Peak Position: 11 (2005)
"Now show them that you love them more than us," Eminem rhymes in the emotional "When I'm Gone." Eminem sheds light into the strain his celebrity status has had on his family, especially his baby girl Hailie. Marshall Mathers' vulnerability rocketed him to the top 10 of the Hot 100.
13. "Mockingbird" - Eminem
Hot 100 Peak Position: 11 (2005)
Eminem laces the familiar "Hush, Little Baby" lullaby with an apology to his daughter Hailie for being absent at times in her life and the failing relationship between himself and her mother, Kim. The song is strengthened by a video that includes a montage of home videos of Mathers and his family.
12. "Shake That" - Eminem feat. Nate Dogg
Hot 100 Peak Position: 6 (2006)
"Shake That" features Nate Dogg and Em, on their sixth collaboration, taking a lyrical stab at the art of seduction. "Shake That" was nominated for a "Best Rap/Sung Collaboration" Grammy Award.
11. "I Need A Doctor" - Eminem and Skylar Grey
Hot 100 Peak Position: 4 (2011)
The respect and loyalty between Dre and Eminem is in full view on the Alex da Kid produced "I Need A Doctor." Singer Skylar Grey told San Francisco's WiLD 94.9 that Em's lyrics, which he recorded in two hours after presented with the hook, brought her to tears.
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