| Man Leading Nation in $10 Billion Suit On Behalf of America’s ...
The poor poverty stricken man who is pursuing a $10 Billion Civil Suit against the State of Oregon, the Federal Government and 49 other States on behalf of himself as lead plaintiff and hundreds of thousands of fathers across the nation has given this author permission to publish his account of his current circumstances for the public record. On May 13th, 2007 I got a letter from an attorney who I paid $100 to review my case. The first attorney who reviewed my case over the phone without any documentation also charged me $100. The first attorney referred me to the second attorney. The second attorney consulted with a third attorney more her superior and qualified to deal with my complex case. "The letter dated May 7th, 2007 included a copy of the original letter sent from the same attorney who had not responded since getting paid the $100 for more than a month.
Therapy through song eases pain, boosts morale of seriously ill ...
There's a reason even the most flat, tone-deaf and shrill of us sing in the shower: It makes us feel good, says music therapist Donalyn Richardson.
The Valley medical community now, too, is embracing the feel-good properties of music for the treatment of cancer and rehabilitation. Mesa's Banner Desert Medical Center, for example, recently received national certification as a music-therapy internship site. The program reflects the fact that music therapy is gaining ground as a complementary treatment.
"It's definitely a feather in our cap," said Richardson, Banner Desert's music therapist. It signifies "more of a support from a traditional medical standpoint that people are more than their bodies." .
The Sunscreen Myth (comic)
The idea that sunscreen prevents cancer is a myth. It's a myth promoted by a profit-seeking tag-team effort between the cancer industry and the sunscreen industry. The sunscreen industry makes money by selling lotion products that actually contain cancer-causing chemicals. It then donates a portion of that money to the cancer industry through non-profit groups like the American Cancer Society which, in turn, run heart-breaking public service ads urging people to use sunscreen to "prevent cancer."
The scientific evidence, however, shows quite clearly that sunscreen actually promotes cancer by blocking the body's absorption of ultraviolet radiation, which produces vitamin D in the skin. Vitamin D, as recent studies have shown, prevents up to 77 of ALL cancers in women (breast cancer, colon cancer, cervical cancer, lung cancer, brain tumors, multiple myeloma...
Marc Schogol, 58, veteran Inquirer reporter and editor, dies
In "Till Death Do Us Part," published on Sept. 25, 1983, Mr. Schogol told of how he and his wife had learned what their wedding vows from 1975 really meant. "Just a few hours before, I'd been home, getting ready for bed. Now I was in [Lankenau] hospital, with an IV tube in my arm and a nurse at my side trying to comfort me by telling me that I probably had a year to live," Mr. Schogol wrote. Thus began a remarkable journey driven by Mr. Schogol's love for his family, his job and life. After breaking the news to his wife, Mr. Schogol called James M. Naughton, then the managing editor. Naughton sent a platoon of newsroom colleagues to Mr. Schogol's hospital room. Many told of people who had lived long lives despite having leukemia. "I'll never forget all the people who, on the worst day of my life, were there," Mr.
The Secrets to Sparking A Child's Motivation
Rekindling a child's lost enthusiasm is essential to avoiding depression and academic underachievement, and fortunately, there are many strategies to counteract de-motivating factors.
[ClickPress, Fri Jun 15 2007] When is it my turn to go?!? pleaded three-year-old Michael, beaming with excitement as he enviously watched the school bus pick up other neighborhood children.
His turn finally came at age six but it wasnt long before his enthusiasm took a hit.
Michael is intellectually gifted, but his schoolwork didnt challenge him. When he sought out his own challenges, he got in trouble and was put on a behavior plan. This, along with other de-motivating factors, took a toll on Michaels eagerness to learn.
Luckily for children like Michael, there are ways to counteract those factors.
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