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Natural Progesterone Cream 2oz Pump 1800mg #19954 (Cruelty Free)
Signs and Symptoms of Estrogen Dominance Water Retention, Edema, Breast Swelling, Fibrocystic Breasts Premenstrual Mood Swings, Depression, Loss of Libido Sex Drive, Heavy or Irregular Menses, Uterine Fibroid, Craving For Sweets, Weight Gain, Fat Deposits at Hips and Thighs
Natural Progesterone Cream is the convenient and safe way to easily treat premenstrual syndrome PMS, menopause, and osteoporosis. Most people including many doctors) have only a basic understanding of what hormones are and how they affect our bodies. The latest medical research shows that many of the afflictions that women take in stride as as being normal for women are actually the result of hormone imbalances that can be easily and safely corrected. Welcome to the 21st Century.
Most people know about estrogen and testosterone the female and male hormones, but what most people don't know about is progesterone. Progesterone is a crucially important hormone produced by the adrenal gland that acts as a regulator for the other hormones in our body kind like of a thermostat that keeps your body's various hormone levels perfectly adjusted. Most of the symptoms that women face during PMS or menopause are the result of either too much estrogen or not enough, and this is controlled by their progesterone.
Sadly, in the case of estrogen imbalance, doctors usually treat the symptoms rather then the ailment i.e. Prozac for PMS depression, estrogen for menopausal symptoms and osteoporosis. What is really happening in most cases is that there is a progesterone deficiency that is leading to their imbalance in estrogen. Without the regulating effects of progesterone, estrogen levels get out of control. Rather then trying to artificially adjust estrogen levels with pills, the smart thing to do is to correct the progesterone deficiency, and then let the estrogen problem correct itself.
Apply Recommended Amount To Thin Skin Areas, Massage Well Into The Skin In A.M. and P.M.
Purified Water, Caprylic/Capric, Triglycerides, Glyceral Stearate, Stearic Acid, Glycerin Progesterone, Cetyl Alcohol Tocopherol, Daucus Carola Sativa (Carrrot) Root Extract, Bela-Carotene, Cymbopogan Schoenanthus [Lemongrass] Oil, Aloe Barbadensis [Aloe] Leaf Extract, Persea Gratissima [Avocado] Oil, Rosmarinus Officinails [Rosemary] Leaf Extract, Ctiric Acid, Siler Citrate, Xanithan Gum, Sodium Hydroxide. Also Women's Touch Progesterone Cream is a Source of Wild Yam.
This Is A Top Quality Progesterone Cream
You won't find a lot of chemicals or unproven herbs in our cream. Instead, Restored Balance Natural Progesterone Cream provides concentrated natural progesterone USP dissolved in a moisturizing cream base containing aloe vera oil. We also test our cream regularly with an independent laboratory which allows us to maintain quality and concentrations in the very top ranges.
Each two ounce container lasts approximately two months. This amount is all you need to restore optimal physiological levels, and is consistent with proven guidelines.
Lab Test Results
Regardless of all the magazine articles and books and all the testimony of experts regardless of what is printed on a label or what a company guarantees with their own in house laboratory, a cream not backed by an independent laboratory assay may be questionable and may not offer consistent potency and results.
Therefore, for your benefit and protection, we have submitted a sample of our Restored Balance formula to
an independent F.D.A registered clinical laboratory, for objective testing and evaluation of potency, activity, and consistency.
We are pleased that our Restored Balance progesterone cream was in the top range tested.
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or other symptoms, you may be experiencing a hormonal imbalance.
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Natural Progesterone Cream is a support supplement which contains the plant extract of the wild Mexican yam. This cream formula allows the powerful active ingredients to be optimally used by the body because they flow through the skin and directly into the bloodstream, completely by passing digestion. There is no way to overdose with this cream. Since the body uses only what it needs to restore hormonal balance, the cream can be used by women of all ages.
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In addition, it also Enhances libido, Improves energy, stamina, and endurance
Stimulates the body's own production of estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, and other hormones
Provides women with an overall feeling of well being and euphoria.
Sounds too good to be true. Well that's exactly what I thought when I first found out about this remarkable product. But after reviewing the medical research that's been done and seeing the incredible results achieved by thousands of users worldwide, I am totally convinced that once you try this cream, you'll never want to be without it.
The question is, are you curious enough to investigate the possibilities. This site has a lot of great information to help you understand what hormonal imbalance is, the symptoms associated with it, and how Natural Progesterone Cream can help you to safely and easily correct the problem. I hope you'll take advantage of this wealth of information, and read through the various pages here.
There's an old saying, Knowledge is power, and nothing could be more true when it comes to your health. With the knowledge we share with you here, you'll find the power to break the shackles of PMS, menopause, and osteoporosis forever.
About Natural Progesterone
In 1936, Japanese scientists discovered that a species of wild yam Dioscorea villosa mexicana growing in the south of Mexico contained a sterol called diosgenin which is remarkably similar to progesterone. Wild yam contains a bank of important precursors which could be used by the human body to biochemically synthesize DHEA, progesterone, and other hormones nearly identical to that produced by the adrenal gland. In 1943, Professor Russell Marker discovered how to synthesize diosgenin from the wild yam into progesterone.
For a number of years following this discovery, wild Mexican yam was a primary source for the production of progesterone and other hormones. Until recently, wild yam not to be confused with the sweet potato yam was the sole source of the diosgenin used in making contraceptive pills. According to herbalist Rosemary Gladstar in her book, Herbal Healing For Women Simon& Schuster, 1993, wild yam is the most widely used herb in the world today, with over 200 million prescriptions sold each year that contain its derivatives.
Surprisingly, there is a big difference between synthetic and natural progesterone. Natural progesterone is not the same as synthetic forms called, progestins, progestagens, or chemically altered progesterone. Natural progesterone is made from plants, not chemicals or drugs. Let's read what the experts say.
Synthetic Estrogen and Progestins
Typical problems associated with synthetic progesterone include bloating, depression, and increased risk of heart attack, gallstone, breast cancer, uterus cancer, and cervical cancer.
Julian Whitaker, M.D., writing in Health and Healing, March, 1994, says estrogen replacement has been associated with increased cancer of the uterus and breast. He continued that Provera has more then thirty negative side effects listed in the Physician's Desk Reference, the doctor's Bible of drug information.
Time Magazine's cover story, June 26, 1995, Estrogen Every Woman's Dilemma illustrates the widespread controversy, confusion, and concern about the subject.
Dr. Susan Love says, Many gynecologists are handing out these hormones like M&M's.
American Heart Journal, 1994 Estrogen has complex actions including risks of endometrial cancer, breast cancer, and gallstones.
Breast Cancer Research, 1991 Evidence supporting estrogen's role in breast cancer comes from international studies.
Molecular & Cellular Endocrinology, 1994 Synthetic progestins induce proliferation of breast tumor cells.
International Journal of Cancer, 1992 Cervical cancer is stimulated in response to excess estrogen.
Dr. Christine Northrup, M.D., writing in Women's Health Wisdom, Spring 1995, says, Natural hormone replacement therapy is the best news in 20 years for women over 40. Man made hormones are synthesized from things nature never intended you to put into your body, like pregnant mare's urine. Dr. Northrup further states, If that bothers you, talk to your doctor about switching to natural progesterone, which is exactly the same as what your body produces. With natural progesterone, there's none of the bloating, depression, and increased risk of heart attack and cancer that synthetic progesterone can give you.
Dr. David Williams, M.D., writing in the Fall, 1995 issue of Alternatives, says, Osteoporosis is far more then a mere inconvenience. Each year it is responsible for over 1.3 million fractures in men and women over the age of 45. Worse yet, 40,000 osteoporosis victims annually die within six months of their fractures and 50% who experience hip fractures due to osteoporosis never regain the ability to walk independently.
Restored Balance Natural Progesterone Cream 2oz Pump #18973, Dr. Williams also states, The continuous use of estrogen greatly increases the risk of cancer. Furthermore, estrogen can cause diabetes, high blood pressure, and abnormal blood clotting. Even if it were totally safe, estrogen does nothing to replace bone cells that have already been lost. At best, it can only prevent additional bone loss.
Dr. Williams notes in clinical tests on over 100 osteoporosis victims ranging in age from 38 to 83, the Mexican yam restored bone densities to the levels of a healthy 35 year old. He also stated that he verified the effectiveness of this all natural remedy, located a source for the product, and released the information to the public through a recent issue of the publication, Alternatives.
Dr. Jessie Hanley, M.D., a practicing female physician in Malibu, California, says, Women report changes in their mood, energy level, and sexual desire, and often experience fatigue, hot flashes, and night sweats with the arrival of menopause. Furthermore, a woman's risk of heart disease and osteoporosis the major cause of hip fractures and collapse of the spine in later life begins to rise.
Dr. Hanley notes, There are safe, effective ways to relieve the stormy and unpleasant symptoms of this natural transition, and it's not by popping hormone pills. Some simple plant derived hormone creams work wonders without requiring women to take unnecessary health risks.
Dr. Betty Kamen, M.D. Latest research now shows that natural progesterone should be the choice, rather then estrogen, as the hormone of replacement.
Dr. W. C. Bryce, M.D. I recommend natural progesterone cream to all of my patients because, among other advantages, it helps to prevent and eliminate fibroid tumors.
Dr. Serafina Corsello, M.D. My interest in natural progesterone cream came from personal experience and need. I have had great results for my patients both for PMS and menopause.
Dr. Robert Atkins, M.D. I have found the natural progesterone cream to be the best skin cream for wrinkles we've ever used in our office.
Conclusions of a New Study Fertility and Sterility, Vol. 63, No.4, April, 1995
1) Transdermal progesterone is well absorbed.
2) Transdermal progesterone reduced breast cell proliferation.
3) Transdermal progesterone administered monthly will reduce risk of breast cancer.
ZRT Laboratories who regularly test our products has a great page discussing Clinical Examples of Hormonal Imbalance.
New medical research has brought us an important step closer to answering vital questions about hormone therapy, which is used by nearly 40% of postmenopausal women in this country to relieve symptoms of menopause. Scientists have weighed both the risks and benefits of the combined therapy of estrogen plus progestin, and have concluded it could cause more harm than good. Millions of American women are now reconsidering whether to start or continue this commonly used combined therapy.
First and foremost, women should discuss this finding with their health care provider. Second, women should be aware that it is no longer recommended to take this combined therapy to prevent heart disease, and should discuss with their health provider other ways to protect the heart.
Taking hormone therapy is one of the most important health decisions a woman in mid life can make. Hopefully, this recent announcement will finally offer some guidance and an informed platform for discussion between women and their health providers.
Perhaps the most devastating side effect of menopause is loss of bone density. Hormonal changes after menopause accelerate bone loss in women so that by the age of 60, one in four women have osteoporosis severe enough to cause dowager's hump, bone pain, loss of height, spinal deformity, and spontaneous fractures.
Dr. David Williams, M.D., writing in the Fall, 1995 issue of Alternatives, says, Osteoporosis is far more then a mere inconvenience. Each year it is responsible for over 1.3 million fractures in men and women over the age of 45. Worse yet, 40,000 osteoporosis victims annually die within six months of their fractures and 50% who experience hip fractures due to osteoporosis never regain the ability to walk independently.
Dr. Williams also states, The continuous use of estrogen greatly increases the risk of cancer. Furthermore, estrogen can cause diabetes, high blood pressure, and abnormal blood clotting. Even if it were totally safe, estrogen does nothing to replace bone cells that have already been lost. At best, it can only prevent additional bone loss.
Since 1949, science has known how to extract from the wild Mexican yam, several completely natural compounds that act as hormones. More importantly, these compounds halt osteoporosis in it's tracks. And unlike estrogen, they actually reverse the progress of the disease and restore bone density and there are no dangerous side effects.
Dr. Williams notes in clinical tests on over 100 osteoporosis victims ranging in age from 38 to 83, the Mexican yam restored bone densities to the levels of a healthy 35 year old. He also stated that he verified the effectiveness of this all natural remedy, located a source for the product, and released the information to the public through a recent issue of the publication, Alternatives.
Progesterone, used in hormone replacement therapy, is an essential supplement which restores osteoblast function.
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I used the last of my Restored Balance last week. This week, I started on Women's Touch. For me, it was like using nothing at all. I know you are supposed to give your body a rest for a week, every month, which I do. The effects of Women's Touch was the same as using nothing. How can that be if it is the same formula? Very disappointed. I was foolish to buy 4 bottles. I guess it's a nice moisturizer.
Posted by Brenda Sowder on 11th Sep 2014
Pretty good product. Not as good as Restored Balance. Didn't feel as well on this product.


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Located in Takua Pa, Royal Bangsak Beach Resort is near the sea and close to Laem Pakarang Beach. Additional area points of interest include Bang Sak Beach and Bang Niang Beach.
Hotel Features.
Dining options at Royal Bangsak Beach Resort include a restaurant and a coffee shop/cafA©. A swim-up bar, a poolside bar, and a bar/lounge are open for drinks. Room service is available. Recreational amenities include an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a spa tub. Wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is available in public areas (surcharges apply). The property offers a roundtrip airport shuttle (surcharge). Business services, wedding services, and tour assistance are available. Guest parking is complimentary. Additional property amenities include an arcade/game room, gift shops/newsstands, and currency exchange.
80 air-conditioned guestrooms at Royal Bangsak Beach Resort feature coffee/tea makers and complimentary bottled water. Balconies offer garden views. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Wired high-speed and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. In addition to safes, guestrooms offer phones. Satellite television is provided. Housekeeping is offered daily and guests may request wake-up calls.
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Ireland's iconic baking brand Odlums have launched a brand new scheme to get the people of Ireland baking together.
Famous for our soda bread, breac and scones, amongst countless other bakery treats, Odlums want the Irish to embrace their baking roots and fame once more.
The concept is that friends, family, workmates, neighbours, or any group that wishes, get together to start a Cake Club. The group then register for their free baking kit from the company, including Cake Clubber's bible, money off vouchers, a cucpcake holder and wallchart to keep plans in order.
Each club must pick a specific bake day, whether it be every week, fortnight or even once a month, and at each club meeting, one baker showcases their kitchen handiwork for the rest to try. It couldn't be simpler, getting quality time together while also getting some good, homemade food that you know exactly what makes it up.
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The Hackettstown's PBA#369 will be holding a Christmas Toy Drive at Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar (225 Mountain Ave., Hackettstown) on Saturday, Dec. 1. All Toys/Gifts that are received will be donated to needy children in Hackettstown.
The first 100 people who bring in an unwrapped new Toy/Gift on Dec. 1, will receive a free thank-you gift.
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- WRNJ Radio Station, 100 Route 46 Hackettstown
- Fulton Bank Of New Jersey, 176 Mountain Ave. Hackettstown
- Fulton Bank Of New Jersey, Crossroads Center On Rt. 517 Hackettstown
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B&B by Lapsa
Bed & Breakfast by Lapsa is located in downtown center of Ponta Delgada in New York style building from 1927 with high ceilings and big windows which gives to the place light and warmness.
The apartment is decorated in modern and minimalism style.
B&B by Lapsa offers to the guests three bedrooms (one in mansard) with double bed and linens included.
The apartment has a big and comfortable living-room with one sofa, and dining table for 8 to 10 people. The breakfast will be served in the living-room or next to your room door on the breakfast table in the morning (until 10 a.m.).
For making your own meals you will have a fully equipped kitchen with a gas stove, oven, fridge, washing machine, and all equipment you need. Also you will have salt, sugar, olive oil, tea, coffee and spices, kitchen towels and cutlery are included.
There is a shared bathroom equipped with toilet, shower, wash basin, hot & cold water, hair-dryer and bath towels.
WiFi connection is available in Apartment for your commodity, also you can have wireless connection in the street corner sailors/snack bar Cantinho dos Anjos which is one minute from the B&B.
The apartment doesnt have reception, I need to know your arriving time to Ponta Delgada and will meet you in B&B. You will receive the keys when you will arrive to B&B by Lapsa to be completely free and independent.
All rooms are NO SMOKING rooms.
Payment: Only Cash at the moment
Check out time is till 12 p.m.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
B&B Facilities & Policies
- Bicycle hire
- Bicycle parking
- Breakfast Not Included
- Cafeteria
- Child Friendly
- Credit Cards Not Accepted
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free WiFi
- Hair Dryers
- Internet Access
- Self-Catering Facilities
- Linen Included
- Non Smoking
- Pet Friendly
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Cancellation policy: 72h advance notice
Payment upon arrival by cash only
Check in from 12.00 to 14.00
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There are three ways to get to the B&B by Lapsa Rua Pedro Homem Nr.68-A, Ponta Delgada:
- Taxi (price 10€)
- Private bus company (need to book in advance) www.tuc.pt and they will make the transfer from airport to the city center (the stop is in front of the Tourism info center).
Right next to the corner you have Portas da Cidade (Gate of the city) and Matriz church, when you're next to Matriz church go straight up to Rua José de Almeida until the end, turn right and second street left is Rua Pedro Homem, go till Nr.68-A and you will see the building where is B&B by Lapsa
For booking the bus: http://tours.utc.pt/selection.asp?TipoServico=TT
- Final option if you rent a car in the airport: from airport go by street Rua de Lisboa until the street ends and turn right. Go up to the street Rua Marques Praia a Monforte until you see in the right side a sailors/snack bar Cantinho dos Anjos. On the left side you will see Rua Pedro Homem, go until Nr 68-A, which is in your right side. In front of the B&B you have vegetarian restaurant `Rotas`.
For parking your car go until the first traffic light of Rua Pedro Homem and turn left. In a few meters you will have free public parking space in your right side.
P.S. There is no public transport from the airport to city center.
Located Near
The B&B is located in the town center, close to all activity organizations of the island - Restaurants, Marina (for whale and dolphin watching), Ferry boat terminal (connections to other islands in summer time), Public transports (bus), Car rental offices. You can take a walk along the coastline to the beach (5km) or going there by bicycle (nice Bicycle road). There`s also a traditional market in the city center (fish, fruits and veg from the island).
You will enjoy the small city life!


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A growing economy usually is good news for an incumbent governor seeking to hang on to his job for four more years.
Michigan's current economic expansion would therefore seem to indicate that November's election is Gov. Rick Snyder's to lose.
The state has added about 223,000 jobs since Snyder took office in 2011. Unemployment has fallen from 11 percent in January of 2011 to 7.5 percent in March.
Yet Snyder isn't running away from Democratic opponent Mark Schauer in the polls.
Snyder had an eight-point lead over Schauer earlier this month, according to a poll by Marketing Resource Group, a Republican political consulting firm.
But that lead has shrunk from a 14-point margin just six months ago in MRG's polling.
While Snyder has strong support in the business community, he has not been widely embraced by the state's residents.
Just 39.2 percent of adults rated Snyder's job performance as "excellent" or "good" last winter in a Michigan State University statewide survey released this month.
That's up from 35.6 percent last fall. But a solid majority still ranked Snyder's job performance as "fair" or "poor."
The Republican Governors Association has run a series of attack ads against Snyder's opponent with the goofy tag line, "The Schauer is over." But Snyder still needs an umbrella.
Economic momentum is crucial for an incumbent in an election year. And despite the blizzard of relentlessly positive statistics coming out the governor's office, there's evidence that Michigan's economy is slowing.
While more people are reporting to the government that they are working, another government survey favored by most economists shows sluggish hiring by Michigan businesses.
Payroll job growth was essentially flat during the first three months of this year. There have only been three months during the past 13 in which the state has added more than 5,000 jobs—roughly the monthly average during Snyder's term.
And despite claims by the Snyder camp that Michigan's economy is outperforming the national economy, the state posted payroll job growth of just 0.5 percent in the past 12 months, less than one-third of the nation's 1.7 percent growth rate.
The slowdown is reflected in a new University of Michigan employment outlook that cuts 28,400 payroll jobs from its 2014 and 2015 forecast issued in November.
Michigan State University economist Charles Ballard said Snyder might take some inspiration from his predecessor, Gov. Jennifer Granholm, who trounced Republican businessman Dick DeVos in her 2006 re-election.
Granholm had similar approval ratings to Snyder's during her re-election bid. Plus, Michigan experienced a net loss of jobs during her first term.
"Of course, (Snyder's) re-election is not assured by any means," Ballard said. "But the results from 2006 indicate that it is possible for a Michigan governor to win re-election, even with relatively modest approval ratings."
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Good Tuesday morning, hope the week has started off well and you are able to adjust to the cooler temperatures we're having.
The federal government is still in a partial shutdown, but agencies are calling back furloughed workers. About 900 National Guard technicians are back at work today after a week off the job.
Also today, a protest is planned in Detroit as budget battle continues in Congress
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What people are reading
- Yes...this is an effect of the shutdown: Metro Detroit sex toy company offering free vibrators to furloughed government employees
What people are talking about
MLive Detroit Commentary: Detroit selling art means Kevyn Orr failed
Potential default on US debt seen as new, 'catastrophic' threat as Congress bickers over budget
Across the state
Michigan proposal would mandate beer pints include at least 16 ounces
A soldier accused of strangling to death a 20-year-old man and assaulting 18-year-old with knife in Adrian arraigned on five felony counts
New wheels: General Motors unveils 2015 Cadillac Escalade
Another Gilmore-owned property experiences fatal fall tied to alcohol
- Watch University of Michigan demolish the former Blimpy Burger building
Michigan Sugar donates four tons of sugar in United Way of Bay County food drive kickoff
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- The Detroit Tigers lost 6-3 to the Oakland Athletics. There was a bit of drama during the ninth inning: Detroit Tigers' Victor Martinez said pitcher Grant Balfour told him: 'What the (expletive) am I looking at?'
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Seven Springs Tree Farm
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The Farmers' Almanac is predicting a bitter winter.
They say their predictions are right 80 percent of the time, based on a secret formula that uses planetary positions, sunspots and lunar cycles to forecast weather - something modern science doesn't subscribe to.
Winter is going to be a four letter word, says an Almanac managing editor, as in C-O-L-D.
They were only off by a few days last winter when they predicted two winter storms, and some people think there might be something to their special formula.
I heard it was going to be a rough winter before the Almanac's prediction hit the news. I was talking to a farmer a few weeks ago who said that this year, the trees are laden with fruit-a sure sign of a tough winter. He said he had a banner year for blueberries.
I thought about a young tree in our backyard. I didn't even know it was fruit bearing until eight apples appeared on its branches this August.
"But last winter," the farmer said, "wasn't even a winter."
"It snowed almost every day!" I said. "I thought it was a hard winter."
He looked at me like someone who didn't know much about local weather-like I just walked off a boat from Bermuda.
"Nope," he said, "last winter was nothing."
When I got home, I sat in the backyard with my husband and we looked for other signs of winter doom.
More than a few leaves on our trees were already turning red. I picked one up from the ground and stuck it in my pocket.
We also found a few fat acorns on the ground, but there was no evidence of a squirrel-hoarding party anywhere, which is another sign of doom.
"This is the year we get the snow blower fixed," I said, remembering shoveling our little driveway by myself more often than I liked last year. But I don't like the snow blower. It's bigger than I am, hard to start and it's always broken. It just seems easier to use a shovel.
I've always been interested in human intuition-even when it comes to the weather. Modern forecasting is only reliable up to two weeks, according to the National Weather Service. They've got a new super computer with 10,000 processing cores and 2.6 petabytes of storage (whatever that means) and still they say seasonal data models are pretty much a crap shoot. It's taken the National Weather Service 100 years to come up with a four-day forecast that is nearly as accurate as a one-day forecast was 30 years ago. Advances in weather forecasting move as slow as a stalled winter storm.
The problem is that weather is complex. Things like currents, sea temperature and dew points are so variable. Conditions change on a dime and it's hard to model that.
But I don't think we give human intuition enough credit. We all know someone who can predict rain by a slight flare in their arthritis symptoms before the storm blows in. Can a computer do that? And think of the farmer standing under a red sky trying to discern the weather and predict upcoming rain or heat waves. They've been predicting weather long before the first computer models arrived.
Why do we so often trust science rather than our own chops?
Apparently, not everybody does.
A new tech company called EarthRisk is turning farmers' intuition into a business to better predict weather patterns. They take farmers' observations and back them up with statistical data to come up with forecasts-especially extreme temperature changes and hurricanes. They sell the information to energy companies and utilities.
And a study presented at Columbia University shows that people who trust their feelings are more able to make reliable predictions. The study suggests that it may be prudent to teach young students behavioral and emotional skills that help them to trust their intuition more as adults. It appears that important decisions like buying a car or getting married seem to benefit more from an intuitive process. That's nothing new to a farmer.
I don't have a strong feeling about winter weather this year, but I like the fact that human gumption is getting its due in academia.
And I can't see a downside to a fall full of fruit.


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UPPER DEERFIELD TWP. — The Seabrook Buddhist Temple will offer a class on basic Buddhism and Shin Buddhism this Tuesday and Thursday from 7 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. at the temple, 9 Northville Road.
The class will be free to the public, and people of all faiths and denominations are welcome to attend. The same information will be presented on both dates.
A light snack will be provided, so advance registration, by calling 856-451-3422 or 800-581-7883, is encouraged.


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Fewer collisions in 2011 due to multi-agency education effort
Drivers on Washington roadways are safer than ever before because of a multi-agency effort to reduce traffic collisions in the state.
Fewer than 99,000 drivers crashed on Washington roadways in 2011, down from 101,887 in 2010, according to data from the Washington State Department of Transportation. In 2010, there were 425 fatal collisions compared to 582 collision related deaths in the state five years prior in 2005.
The improvements fall in line with the shared goal of the Washington Traffic Safety Commission, the Washington State Department of Transportation, Washington State Patrol, the Department of Licensing, Department of Health and several cities, sheriff's offices, counties and tribes to implement Target Zero, a strategic, statewide highway safety program to eliminate all traffic collision fatalities and injuries on the state's roadways by 2030.
As part of the program, law enforcement routinely conduct DUI and seatbelt emphasis patrols that are announced ahead of time through newspapers, radio, television and highway reader boards. Officers and deputies then reinforce this message with a heavy presence in target areas where they make arrests and issue citations.
Washington Traffic Safety Commission Communications Manager MJ Haught said that one of the main reasons that collisions are decreasing in Wash. State is that drivers are becoming more educated through the information efforts of the mass media.
"We have strong support from journalists in Washington, who are interested in data rather than anecdotes," she said. "They help us get the message out. Every state has a strategic traffic highway safety program but no other state has the outreach to get everyone on the same page. Our program is the envy of other states." In addition to conducting DUI and seatbelt emphasis patrols that encourage safe driving behaviors, and enlisting the support of journalists to communicate the message of safe driving to the general population, law enforcement agencies make outreach efforts to local schools and the military through various education efforts that ensure people will get the message that safe driving is the only acceptable form of driving on Washington's roadways.
Wash. State Patrolman Russ Winger reaches out to military in Kitsap County and said that this is necessary to make sure that sailors in the Kitsap region are attuned to the Wash. State driving laws and safe driving tips since many are from other parts of the country or may recently have returned from a conflict area across the globe where the intensity of the situation might make smaller town communities seem tame by comparison.
"Being deployed, they are not driving on our roads. A lot of them are young and are stationed on ships," Winger said. "Lots of them are not driving at all. The USS Stennis had a long deployment in the Middle East for seven months. They're cooped up on the ship. Lets say you're on a carrier that is launching an aircraft with hydraulics--these guys are on heightened alert. Some of the ships even have nuclear reactors. Then, they come back and their awareness drops down, so they don't always feel that they have to be as safe. We say, 'keep that level of awareness.' We reinforce the idea of, 'be aware of what you're doing because there's consequences.' After being deployed, they want to experience freedom. We give them education on state laws, safety factors, safe driving, combating impaired driving. They invite us out."
In addition to educational efforts, The Washington State Department of Transportation has completed several projects to make the roads more safer for drivers in Kitsap County. In 2009, engineers completed the Burley-Olalla interchange project, which modified the at-grade intersection on State Route 16 where Burley Olalla Road intersects with the highway and replaced it with an overpass to make the driving experience less deadly for motorists. The intersection was particularly prone to accidents because motorists traveling on Burley-Olalla Road were attempting to cross State Route 16 after coming to a complete stop at a stop sign and oncoming traffic was often traveling at speeds exceeding 50 miles per hour.
Winger, who has worked with the state patrol since 1989, remembers several injury-collision accidents and fatalities at this South Kitsap intersection and is glad that the changes were finally implemented so that motorists traveling on Burley-Olalla can drive under State Route 16 rather than across it.
"I saw a lot of T-Bone high speed, high impact accidents. We did have fatalities. I personally saw several high-speed, high-impact crashes," Winger said. "Sometimes you had people who made poor decisions--bad decisions about crossing. They would scoot through traffic and have T-Bone collisions. That little intersection improved over the years. They put in a merge lane, but even that didn't eliminate collisions because cars were crossing the freeway, so when they built the bridge and did the work, now you have ramps and off-ramps."
Projects such as the 2009 State Route 16 Burley Olalla Interchange fall under one of the four Target Zero strategies known as the four "E's," which include Education, Enforcement, Emergency Medical Services and Engineering. Winger said that the larger program of mass communication, coupled with safer roadways and appropriate emphasis patrols to effectively reduce roadside crashes among the public is what Target Zero is all about.
"That's the whole scope--you have the law enforcement side, the community side, the Washington State Department of Transportation side. It's all one big push to reduce deaths," he said.
Haught added that while the current data on collisions in Wash. State in 2011 is preliminary, and won't be considered permanent until Dec. 31 2012, it is the most recent data on collisions in the state available to measure the effectiveness of Target Zero and shows that the efforts of law enforcement, cities, counties, tribes, the media and various government agencies are working."The more educated you are, the less likely you are to be in a crash," she said. "There is a strong interest in traffic safety in this state."
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this was our last trip moving stuff to our new home! the back seat of my car was so full of "stuff" that my dog JASMINE refused to sit back there with all the junk!
instead,i had to sit back there while peg drove the car...(that's her face that you see in the rear view mirror!) anyway,i had my digital camera with me and i couldn't resist taking a photo of JASMINE looking at all the traffic and scenery as we drove along highway eight, towards Germanton,N.C..... i really love that dog!
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Syracuse, NY – Health care professionals at Neonatal Association of Central New York Monday voted to form a chapter of 1199 SEIU United Healthcare Workers East.
The 18 eligible employees voted 13 to 5 to form the union. The formation of the union is a first step toward negotiating a contract with NACNY.
Nurse practitioners,respiratory therapists and an occupational therapist are part of the new bargaining unit.
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I am happy to notice that my energy is higher than before, after only a few days of this! And, my shoulder has improved. I think I have some sort of a damage in my shoulder from typing on my computer for work, and the pain is reduced. I am thinking maybe reduced innflamation?
My family were guests at other peoples homes and parties this weekend, and ...wow what a challenge! Not for me, I am happy to forego the sugary stuff and grains. But the kids! They are so happy to eat bread and jam, and because it was Saturday they even got candy with refined sugar in, something I never ever give them. We normally only give them fruit and homemade icecream sweetened with a little honey for instance. I am so sad to see that my kids get such poor food, and I have not been able to think of a way to deal with this yet. Sure, I can tell them in advance, but it brings so much tension to a gathering, in my experience.
We were asked to a party, too, and then I had asked if the host was ok that I brought fruit for dessert for everyone, so that went nicely.
Boy oh boy how I wish I would be the only one feeding my kids, but then again I do not want to shut us of socially.
I took "the long term health talk" with my parents a few years back, and after that they have reduced giving my kids sugar. But dismissing it entirely? And then bread too??? They will think I am crazy and hate it! I think maybe I need to get some results for myself before I have the credibility needed to tell anyone that "yes we would love to be their guests, but that we do not eat sugar or grains or any factory processed stuff, so may I please bring and make every food we will eat at your house?"
Did some primal pushups, planks and squats today. With my baby crawling all over me, but that's just the way it is right now. I did 3 planks for 30 seconds. I can do 3 sets of 10 push ups, on my knees though. And 3 sets of air squats. I love that I can squeeze in some exercise now and then without having to find time and money for the gym!


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There was so little capital-F fashion on the red carpet at the 2013 MTV Movie Awards Sunday night that our best dressed list includes an actress I've never heard of (Crystal Reed, apparently of MTV's "Teen Wolf," and no, I haven't been MTV's target demographic for quite a few years), a rapper I've never heard of who wore an electric blue and gold-fringed cape (Macklemore), and two stars of "Jersey Shore," although to be clear, it's their personal bests.
Let's hit the more obvious winners: Emma Watson delighted again in a sharply-cut, graphic print Maxime Simoens dress; Reed in a red lace minidress from Naeem Khan; and Jordana Brewster, who pulled off a white sheath in the difficult-to-wear mid-calf length — well, difficult for the rest of us mere mortals to wear
We had mixed feelings about Kerry Washington's long-sleeved Michael Kors gown with a marigold mini and train (hey, wasn't Michael Kors that guy who criticized that silhouette with his immortal, "She looks like she's pooping fabric!"), but we felt she has enough attitude to pull it off. "Jersey Shore" stars Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Jenni "JWoww" Farley looked like classy strippers, which is a step in the right direction for them.
The bad news: I am not criticizing Kim Kardashian's pregnancy weight, but why in the world would she wear a black dress with caped sleeves that only made her look ever more round? Loved the gold tassel necklace, though. We might have ignored Brittany Snow in her basic navy shift had it not included gray fur epaulets, as if she's a particularly trendy member of the Night's Watch. You know nothing, Brittany Snow!
Ke$ha, no stranger to the worst dressed list, had to have worn the most bizarre get-up of the night, and that includes "Pitch Perfect" star Hana Mae Lee, who wore a gigantic cigarette on her head: A floppy '70s style hat, black fringed vest, a sweet floral top and white eyelet pants though which her purple boy shorts were visible, as if Steve Nicks had been temporarily possessed by Holly Hobbie in the midst of getting dressed.


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TN High School: Pro-GSA T-Shirts? OK, Fine. An Actual GSA? Haha, No.
Thanks to a legal threat from the ACLU of Tennessee, the principal of Sequoyah High School can no longer beat you up, threaten you with expulsion, or otherwise stop you from wearing a T-shirt that supports the formation of a gay-straight alliance. Great.
Meanwhile, they can still tear up any GSA petitions they find and refuse to allow such a club to form without a faculty sponsor. A small victory for free-speech fashions.
May we suggest a "My High School is Run By Bigots" halter top?
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Start an Arts Club. Start a Current Event Club. Start a Civil Rights Issues Club.
Be creative. Beat them at their own game.Oct 20, 2011 at 2:03 pm · @Reply ·
@the crustybastard: The point is that they shouldn't have to circumvent the system like that. Besides, any teacher with half a brain cell would see through the ploy. They should be able to form a GSA if they want to.
Actually, I think they should start a "Fellowship of Gay Supportive Christian Athletes". File a lawsuit claiming establishment of religion when that group is banned while the anti-Gay Fellowship of Christian Athletes is allowed.
@Carl: Absolutely right! A GSA should not be this much of a deal.
Unfortunately (or sometimes, fortunately), in most high schools no club is allowed to form (and use school $$) without a faculty member willing to supervise/advise/stifle. My suggestion: make one anyways, and call it the "TN-SHS" chapter of a state-wide GSA. Meetings could be held at a local coffee shop, with like-minded and likewise-aged members free to join from other schools. Build a fucking army. Or, more likely, meet a few people who know the pain and hardship being different can bring, and learn to be proud of yourself despite what others think. And learn that, whatever authority figures decree, sometimes you know better.


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From left at the Cultural Summit are Graham Greer, Aultsville Theatre communications coordinator with guest speaker, Carol Feeney, executive director of Quinte Arts Council.
Members of the region's artistic community gathered over the weekend to elect its first ever SDG, Cornwall and Akwesasne Art Council interim board of directors, at the 2012 Culture and Arts Summit, which took place at Aultsville Theatre.
"The day was designed to inform our local artists and community minded individuals who are interested in promoting and developing arts and culture in the region," said Bruce Davis, cultural development coordinator for the Community Futures Development Corporation, which produced and hosted this event.
Speakers, including Quilt of Belonging artist, Esther Bryan; Work in Culture program manager, Karen Ennis; and Loree Lawrence, of the Ontario Arts Council, discussed a variety of subjects pertaining to the arts and business.
Also on the roster were Carol Feeney, executive director of Quinte Arts Council, in Belleville, and Clayton Windatt, executive director of the Sudbury Arts Council, spoke as best practice examples of other rural regional arts councils, and how they have been able to help define, promote and develop culture and art in their communities.
"What we're hoping is going to come of today is a better educated community on what arts councils can do for the regions and how the community can participate with an arts council," said Davis, who will be working closely with the newly elected board.
He goes on to explain that the typical structure or model includes advocacy, promotion, mentorship, grants, loans, financing and helping with business plans.
"Imagine a partnership with the CFDC and the arts council, where it's got staff that are artistically minded, said Davis. "Nothing currently exists like that, where it's an artist-friendly environment, where you can go in and sit with someone, and do a business plan, artist to artist.
Thirteen board members were elected. They are: Chuck LeClaire, music promoter; Steven Davies, a South Dundas residence who has worked in finance for nearly 30 years; Jason Setnyk, a Cornwall teacher and founder of Rock for Charity; Ann Brady, a North Dundas screenwriter who organizes monthly open mic events; Amanda Marini Rohde, a teacher, dancer and host of a cable show on the arts; Sandra Van der Veer, a Cornwall belly dancer and policy writer; Marie Morrell, founder of the Parade of Nations and a local museum; Charlotte King, a painter from Akwesasne; Carolyn Davis Waldryn, a published author and relatively new Cornwall resident; Richard Salem from Long Sault, a graphic designer and founder of improv comedy workshops in Ottawa; Betty Healy, an author and strategic coach with business experience; Noella Cotnam, an artist and owner of Sign It Signs and Design in Williamstown; Dan Archambault, an internationally renowned artist, promoter and consultant.
"(The election of) this arts council is not the end of the process it's just the beginning, said Davis. "There is great potential."


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Defying gravity might be enough for some motocross champs, but not for the Nuclear Cowboyz, who roar into the New Orleans Arena March 8 and 9. This posse of 20 freestyle riders will vault through acrobatic flips and aerial turns, navigating a landscape of flaming jets, ramps, and hurdles.
The riders include a half-dozen X Games medalists, so the skill level promises to be high. But the Nuclear Cowboyz add other elements to create a highly theatrical multimedia experience – one that builds on the basics of speed, noise and the scent of burning rubber.
The riders share the spotlight with dancing girls in skimpy costumes, for example. Together, they act out a futuristic storyline, assisted by a rock soundtrack and laser light effects.
Feld Motor Sports created the show. That's the same company that produced Monster Jam, the giant truck rumble that packed the Mercedes Benz Superdome in February.
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What: Motocross champs deliver aerial thrills in a multimedia show featuring laser lights, columns of flame, dancing girls and a rock soundtrack.
Where: New Orleans Arena
When: Friday, March 8, 7:30 p.m.; March 9, 7:30 p.m.
Admission: Tickets start at $25. To purchase, go to Ticketmaster.com or call 800.745.3000. Tickets are also available at the New Orleans Arena box office. All seats are reserved.