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An extrovert who is curious, and truly enjoys learning about others. Close to family and friends and count my blessings everyday to have such a supportive network.One of six, I grew up around my siblings and learned how to share- although don't think I had an option! My upbringing, born overseas, raised Buddhist/Catholic, attended public and private schools. Traveled a bunch when I was young because my Dad was in the Army. We settled in Western Mass - hence my screen name "Berkshiretown". Dwelling in Boston for 15 years, so consider myself an honorary Bostonian and LOVE all the adventures of the city! Who does love watching and cheering for the Sox and Celts, exploring the amazing neighborhoods in JP, Back Bay, Brookline, Dorchester, and the South End, as well as hitting the museums, and great restaurants? Love to stay active; such as a run at castle island, a hot yoga class in my neighborhood, or a hike in the blue hills! Food is an adventure; especially sharing the experience with another person. Cooking is always fun, I like to try new recipes and tweak as I go. Day trips are a blast, and long week-ends are even better! Traveling takes one out of their comfort zone and that is how you GROW as a person- my intention is to never stop expanding these boundaries! Boston is truly an international city; proof is in all the languages and cultures that can be heard and seen as you walk through Boston proper. Send me an e-mail if you'd like to know more and best of luck in your search!!
Alumni connections , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Bowling, Dancing, Other types of exercise, Running, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Dogs, Fish
Don't currently have a dog, due to my life style- although I love them!! I am usually at the gym, attending networking events, or engaged in work for non-profit organizations, so that doesn't leave a ton of time for a four legged friend!
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San Francisco, Rio- Brazil, NYC. For a slower pace- the Berkshires, anywhere on the cape, and Saratoga Springs. Local restaurants- South End, Back Bay, and JP. Then again the best places seem to be the family owned hidden gems.
University of Massachusetts Amherst, Amherst, MA
Amazing conversation exchange of ideas; naps on the wkds- especially after a great workout; listening to live music and giving back to the community.
I enjoy spending time with family and friends, reading historical non-fiction, exploring new cities, trying new food/beer/wine. One of my favorite things to do is hit up local breweries to try their unique brews and take in the ambiance.
Currently reading- Hard Choices ( Hillary Rodham Clinton), Beautiful Girls (Lisa See), and The Big Short (Michael Lewis) .
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I work in HR for a a financial services company in Boston.
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Amid the welter of statistics and analysis which is pouring forth around Chancellor George Osborne's emergency budget, those who care for social justice should not let their eyes stray from the sleights of hand that rest at its core.
2,000 people from civil society groups, churches, mosques and synagogues heard a call for the UK to introduce a ceiling on interest rates, after evidence gathered over months of listening to the impact of the financial crisis on ordinary people .
Anxious politicians and commentators fulminating about Britain's failure to defy the recent blizzards afflicting the country were yesterday invited to lighten up and learn from their children's sense of fun.
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|2 Small, separated
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Cake flour
|2 1⁄4 Cup (36 tbs)
|Baking powder
|3 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Salad oil
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
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Grease and flour baking pan, 13x9x2 inches, or 2 round layer pans, 8 or 9x1 1/2 inches.
In small mixer bowl, beat egg whites until foamy.
Beat in 1/2 cup of the sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time; continue beating until very stiff and glossy.
Set meringue aside.
Measure remaining sugar, the flour, baking powder and salt into large mixer bowl.
Add oil, half the milk and the vanilla; beat 1 minute on high speed, scraping bowl constantly.
Add remaining milk and the egg yolks; beat 1 minute, scraping bowl occasionally.
Fold in meringue.
Pour into pan(s).
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The IND process is expected to take a number of months to complete. Based on the Company's current progress, commencement of the trial is targeted for early 2010.
HIV affects the entire globe and comes in a variety of subtypes. Clade B is the predominant subtype in North America, where there are roughly 60,000 new infections each year. Globally, there are about 2.5 million AIDS infections per year, most primarily involving subtypes AG, B, and C. In 2007, UNAIDS reported 1.3 million people living with AIDS in North America and 33.2 million people living with AIDS worldwide.
About GeoVax Labs, Inc.
GeoVax Labs, Inc. is a biotechnology company, established to develop, manufacture, license and commercialize human vaccines for diseases caused by HIV-1 (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and other infectious agents. GeoVax's AIDS vaccine technology is the subject of 20 issued or filed patent applications. GeoVax AIDS vaccines are designed for use in uninfected people to prevent Acquired Immunodeficiency Disease (AIDS), caused by the virus known as HIV-1, should the person become infected. GeoVax AIDS vaccines also may be effective as a therapeutic treatment (for people already infected with the HIV-1 virus).
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Three book editors, jaded by reading far too many crackpot manuscripts on the mystic and the occult, are inspired by an extraordinary conspiracy story told to them by a strange colonel to have some fun. They start feeding random bits of information into a powerful computer capable of inventing connections between the entries, thinking they are creating nothing more than an amusing game, but then their game starts to take over, the deaths start mounting, and they are forced into a frantic search for the truth.
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A first-rate, highbrow mystery packed with wit, satire, and erudition. As he did in The Name of the Rose (1986), Eco begins here with a teasingly slow windup followed by a narrative that kicks into high gear about one-fifth of the way in. From the Conservatoire des Arts et Metiens, the museum of technology in Paris, Casaubon narrates the tale of how a literary gag got out of hand, leading to violence, murder, mayhem. Casaubon has written a thesis on the medieval Templars - a martial order of monks founded initially to protect Crusaders en route to Jerusalem, and eventually disbanded by Pope Clement. Templar legends - in varying degrees of silliness - have been cropping up ever since: the movement went underground; it was buried within the Rosicrucians; it all connects with Atlantis, Stonehenge, the pyramids, etc. Casaubon meets up with Belbo, an underpaid scholarly editor amused at the heaps of New Age submissions crossing his desk - much of it, inevitably, touching upon a secret history of the Templars. Belbo's boss - a wizened operator of literary scams - wants to cash in on some New Age trade and suggests that Casaubon and Belbo throw together a history of the occult. Joined by Diotallevi, an authority on cabalistic word permutation, and with the help of a word processor, the team undertakes construction of a bogus study of the occult, a random sorting of hermetic writings: "The challenge isn't to find occult links between Debussy and the Templars. The problem is to find occult links between, for example, the cabal and the spark plugs of a car." The result is a book uncovering the Plan, an underground movement operated by the Masters of the World. Too busy chortling over their PC, Casaubon, Belbo, and Diotallevi don't consider that even an outrageous theory can tread on dangerous ground - until Belbo disappears and Casaubon begins a serious search for the Masters. A rich, comic work moving between points of erudition and parody, captured here with a smooth translation from William Weaver. (Kirkus Reviews)
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Top 10 smart grid states revealed
By: SGN Staff
Quick Take: The smart grid's leading trade association (and its affiliated non-profit) have ranked the 50 U.S. states for their grid modernization efforts.
You can read the release below, but for even more insights, turn to the "context document" on Page 2 for interesting revelations on which policies truly promote a smart grid. You won't be surprised to learn that states with smart meters score higher. But you may be surprised by some of the other correlations.
Click on the link included in the press release below to get all the details. But to spare you the suspense, here are the top 10:
1. California
2. Texas (a virtual tie for number one)
3. Maryland
4. Delaware
5. Pennsylvania
6. Arizona
7. District of Columbia
8. Ohio
9. Nevada
10. Illinois
- By Jesse Berst
GridWise Alliance and Smart Grid Policy Center release Grid Modernization Index
Washington D.C. - July 22, 2013 - The GridWise® Alliance and the Smart Grid Policy Center, yesterday announced the release of the first Grid Modernization Index (GMI). The GMI evaluates and ranks states based on their progress in modernizing their electric systems with smart grid technologies. The announcement was made at the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) Summer Meeting in Denver, Colorado.
The GMI applies a clearly defined set of criteria to evaluate the progress of state grid modernization efforts in three key areas: policy, customer engagement and grid operations. The report highlights the 15 states that scored the highest. California and Texas tied for the highest overall score, followed by Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania. Arizona, the District of Columbia, Ohio, Nevada, Illinois, Florida, Virginia, Oklahoma, Vermont and Maine complete the top fifteen.
"The U.S. economy is dependent on a secure, reliable and resilient electric grid. Modernizing America's electric grid is vital to ensuring that our electric system will be able to meet the demands of our digital society," said Becky Harrison, CEO of the GridWise Alliance. "If the U.S. is to achieve a modernized grid, the states will play a major role regarding how, and at what pace, this transition will occur. This makes the information and analysis contained in the GMI of particular interest."
Report Title: 2013 Grid Modernization Index
Summary: The U.S. economy is increasingly dependent on an affordable, secure, reliable, and resilient electric grid. Modernizing America's electric grid is vital to ensuring that our electric system will be able to meet the demands of our digital society. If the U.S. is to achieve a modernized grid, state and federal energy policies will be needed to facilitate this process. The GridWise Alliance (GWA) and Smart Grid Policy Center (SGPC) have created the first ranking of states, based on grid modernization policies and activities, entitled the "Grid Modernization Index" (GMI). The purpose of this GMI is to evaluate and communicate the status of electric grid modernization in the United States. It explains some of the relationships or connections between state policies and regulations, customer engagement, and utility investments in the modernization of the grid, given variations in state authorities, market structures, and business models.
The 2013 GMI survey results and subsequent analysis reveal the following key observations:
• GMI scores for states that have retail choice, belong to Regional Transmission Organizations (RTOs) or Independent System Operators (ISOs), and have renewable portfolio standards all showed high positive correlations, indicating is a relationship exists between these federal and state policies and greater investments in grid modernization.
• Analysis shows a positive correlation between the state policy component scores and grid operations component scores, but the correlation is not statistically significant for the top fifteen states.
• Analysis shows a high positive and statistically significant correlation between states that received ARRA Smart Grid Investment Grants and the scoring across all three components (i.e., policy, customer engagement and grid operations) of the GMI.
• No correlation was found between electricity end use prices in any customer segment and the GMI scores, indicating that the price of electricity is not a primary driver for grid modernization.
• The states that scored higher overall in the GMI also demonstrate higher scores in addressing cybersecurity and data privacy than other states. This could be driven either by the utilities themselves or by the state as a whole.
• States that scored higher overall also have higher scores in engaging customers, e.g., by educating them, as well as by offering them products and services, including more dynamic pricing options.
• States that scored higher overall also have deployed more sensors and advanced modeling tools for both transmission and distribution grids.
• The fifteen highest scoring states all have deployed smart meters to their residential and small commercial customers to some extent. Ten of these fifteen states have installed smart meters in place for at least 60 percent of their consumers.


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Susan Garrett is former chair of the Illinois Senate Public Health Committee. The Highwood legislator offered a bill to create a "cost-effective, efficient and environmentally responsible" take-back law for hospitals and like institutions. She thought she had all players aboard, but then came the federal Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). The DEA fears controlled substances (Vicodin, Percocet, Oxycontin, e.g.) might be easy for drug abusers to find at take-back sites. So while the DEA comes up with nationwide drug take-back procedures it considers ironclad, Garrett's bill waits.
Measuring the problem
Illinois EPA and Public Health Department toxicologists reported in June 2008 they sampled for water impurities over four days in March in Chicago, Elgin, Aurora, Rock Island and the Illinois American Water Co.'s East St. Louis facility. Their conclusion: "This project identified 16 pharmaceutical and personal care products (PPCPs) in the untreated or potable water of five public water supplies in Illinois ... found not to present a public health hazard at this time. However, there are also considerable uncertainties suggesting further sampling is appropriate."
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A judge has ruled that evidence in the case of a Ceylon man accused of murdering his estranged wife's boyfriend *will* be admissable in court. 29-year-old Brian Daniel Freeman has been indicted on 1st-degree murder charges for the killing, which happened during a home invasion in the City of Blue Earth in February. Freeman allegedly used a hammer to assault his wife and 37-year-old Christopher Michael Fulmer while they were in bed in Fulmer's home, and then is said to have attacked his wife's two teenage daughters. The 3 women all suffered life-threatening injuries in the attack, but did recover. Freeman faces a total of 11 felony charges, and could spend the rest of his life in prison. His attorneys had argued that evidence should be thrown out because Freeman had not been advised of his Miranda rights when he made statements to police and turned over clothing, but prosecutors argued that he was not under arrest at the time so officers were under no obligation to read him his rights.
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Calvert Hall College High School grads will have the chance to get together with their fellow Cardinals at the beach this week.
The Calvert Hall Alumni Association will host "Cardinals at the Beach," a free event for any and all Calvert Hall graduates, from 2-5 p.m. Saturday, July 20, at Ropewalk in Fenwick Island.
"It's to strengthen the Calvert Hall community," said Brian Caldwell, a member of the board of directors for the Alumni Association and a 1984 Calvert Hall grad. "To keep connections." ...


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Ready for a good man.....
Hello. I am new to the area, very busy and would like to make some friends. If I were to meet that someone special, great; but if all that comes out from this online dating thing is a new friendship then I have won either way. I am a laid back kind of girl, easily amused and outgoing. I am witty and can dish out what I'm given. I am not the jealous type and believe that the ideal relationship allowS for both partners to have their alone time as well as together time. My ideal match will understand that I want time with my friends and vice-versa. I think a tiny bit of jealousy is cute but anything more than that is a deal breaker. I believe in monogamy and friendship. You cannot have a good relationship if you are not friends first. I love to sing (and I'm even kinda good at it), play board games and cards on rainy days, play with my two little boys, and spend time with my family. I am a country girl at heart and enjoy hanging out with friends and family. I love beer, music and bonfires. I am a horse person and although I don't own a horse now, I will someday. One last tidbit about me, I am a Navy Veteran and love love love America! She is a damn fine country. My ideal match has to be a "good guy". I want someone who is kind, confident, optimistic and adventurous. I want someone who loves to have fun but knows when to be serious. Also, (and this is obvious), my ideal match has to love children and won't mind being part of a ready made family. My boys are my world and they are my #1 priority. Also, and this isn't necessary, tattoo's are a huge plus! I have 5 and I want more.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Playing cards , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Watching sports
Aerobics, Other types of exercise, Running, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Dogs
I like Cats, Horses
I have a dog, Talula. She is my baby girl. I have loved horses since I was little.
Middle of the Road
Italy is by far my favorite country to visit. I was fortunate to have lived there for two years while serving in the Navy.
Indian River Community College, Fort Pierce, FL
I love all sorts of music. Country is my favorite (I have a mad crush on Blake Shelton) but I'll even listen to a little jazz. I am not much of a TV watcher but do enjoy True Blood and Game of Thrones.
While I am not much of a "club goer" I am pretty much down for anything else. I love anything from hanging out by a bonfire drinking beers to going to the zoo.
All the 50 Shades of Grey books. ;-)
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|No preference
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|$35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Currently Separated, Divorced
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How to Naturally Treat ADHD
Four Methods:Getting a DiagnosisCreating a Structured Routine for Your ChildMaking Diet and Lifestyle ChangesTrying Natural Supplements
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a medical condition and generally the most effective way to control the condition is through medical treatment. No treatment has proved to be more effective than medication. But, in milder cases, if there is a very supportive person available to help it is possible to treat the condition naturally.
Method 1 of 4: Getting a Diagnosis
1Make sure it really is ADHD that you are dealing with. The symptoms of ADHD can often look very much like the symptoms of other disorders and many doctors can be quick to diagnose. If the diagnosis was done in one day then get a second opinion.Ad
2Recognize the symptoms of ADHD. A child with ADHD will often become distracted easily and will be prone to hyperactivity. Other symptoms include[1]:
- Impulsivity
- Squirming or fidgeting
- Losing things often
- Not finishing tasks
- Being in constant motion.
3Eliminate the possibility of underlying medical conditions. A blood test should be done to eliminate the possibility of thyroid problems, lead poisoning and hyperglycemia. All these conditions can create symptoms that look very similar to ADHD.
4Have your child do hearing and vision tests. Hearing and vision problems may lead to learning difficulty, underachievement, concentration problems, attention span (ease of distraction) and behavioral problems.[2] These symptoms can also be caused by ADHD.
5Take your child to have an IQ test done. IQ testing can greatly help you to treat yours or your child's learning problems. IQ tests will tell you if there are any learning difficulties present. Also it will tell you your child's learning style and teach you the best way and easiest way for them to learn.[3]
- An IQ test can also identity if your child is gifted. Gifted kids often act like they have ADHD because they are bored easily and need more of a challenge. They often struggle in school and can struggle socially and are often hyperactive. If your child is gifted then treating his or her ADHD alone will not be enough.
Method 2 of 4: Creating a Structured Routine for Your Child
1Set up a very structured routine at home. Have daily and weekly routines and put them up on the walls for all to see and stick by them. ADHD kids need consistency, structure and routine.[4]
- Have a very clear morning routine, a clear homework routine, a clear dinner routine and a clear bedtime routine. Use certain tasks to set up other tasks.
2Limit television, video games, computer time, and screen time in general. ADHD brain chemicals are produced by activity and by internal stimulation. If the child spends a lot of time in front of a screen then they are not doing the activities that they need to continue to produce the brain chemicals that they need.
- Put limits on screen time (e.g. no screen time in the morning. For example, 30 minutes a day on school days, and 2 hours on a weekend or holiday and not a minute more). Instead, make sure this time will be spent reading, doing homework, playing outside, playing with toys, relating to other family members and so on.
3Set up a rewards system. ADHD kids often get quickly recognized for their bad behavior, but good behavior is hard work and earns them little attention. Make good behavior worthwhile and they will work harder to produce it and after a while good behavior will become a habit.[5]
- Design a points chart and reward points for any behaviors you wish to improve. For example getting started on homework or chores, staying on tasks, completing tasks, getting ready for bed quickly, playing well with siblings, good behavior at the shops. Allow your child to exchange points for privileges.
- Decide how many points each privilege is worth. For example they could earn some TV time, a later bedtime, a game with dad, a bike ride and so on. There can also be bigger rewards they can save up for like an outing.
- Let your child choose the rewards and keep them novel. This system will work brilliantly if your child does not have too many privileges already. If he is just allowed to do what he wants he/she won't see the benefits.
4Have a very clear organization system for school. Ask your child to choose a color for each school subject. For example establish his/her favorite color for his/her favorite subject, or a color they associate with a certain subject.
- Cover all the books and materials needed for that subject in that color. Then design a timetable for school and home that has colored blocks for each subject.
- For middle and high school students this timetable should go on their desk and in their locker.
- For elementary school students, put the colors on the desk. This way your child can grab the right books for school and home.
5Never ignore bad behavior. ADHD kids struggle to consider the consequences of their actions. They act now and consider the consequences later. If there are no consequences they will often think the behavior is acceptable. They often have limited inner boundaries so they need to see where the external boundaries are.
- If they misbehave act quickly and nip it in the bud. It may seem like attention seeking behavior but it will not go away when ignored.
6Do things together. ADHD kids respond very well to one-on-one attention. A normal child has more stimulation inside their brains to stay on task, an ADHD child does not so they are helped by the stimulation of others. If you sit and do something one on one with your child you will see them sit and concentrate far better than they ever could on their own.
7Have a homework system, it helps to have the whole family sit down for homework together. Kids can do their homework, younger kids can do coloring and activity books, adults in the house can do some work or crafts of their own. The ADHD child then feels part of the family rather than they are missing out. The others sitting to work too will help to keep the ADHD child on task. Also you are close by to praise, reward points, help and quickly refocus.
8Give your child a warning. The first part of this system is to let your child know they are doing the wrong thing and you want it fixed. This is important because often they are either unaware of what they are doing wrong or unaware that it is leading to trouble.
- Use as few words as possible and try to phrase it as something they need to do rather than something they need to stop. For example, "Johnny sit properly on the sofa" rather than "Johnny stop jumping on the sofa". Do not threaten punishment at this stage, expect the child to comply and that this will be the end of it.
- If they do not stop then issue one warning. For example, "Johnny, I asked you to sit properly on the couch, do so or you will go to time out". Make sure you give one warning only, if today you give three and tomorrow you give four then every time they will test you until they see how many it will be that day.[6] If you always give lots of warnings your child will not take you seriously and push it as long as he/she can. If your child does not comply issue a consequence.
9Try giving your child a time out. It is important to stick to the same punishment; do not mix and match warnings and punishments. Having an obvious consequence to bad behavior can help to keep your child from doing the behavior.
- Time out works often work well because ADHD kids have short attention spans and hate to sit still. Most consider time out to be a very severe punishment. Keep time outs short; stick to one minute per year of age, or even less.[7]
Method 3 of 4: Making Diet and Lifestyle Changes
1Remove all chemicals from your child's diet. ADHD is caused by a lack of certain chemicals in one area of the brain. The chemicals in foods actually further destroy these chemicals, which is why junk food can make a normal child appear to have ADHD and it can make an ADHD child 100 times. Eliminate junk food, fast food, preservatives, additives, colors, flavors and flavor enhancers.[8]
2Reduce the amount of carbohydrates your child eats and increase the amount of protein. Research has found that this diet is better metabolized by the ADHD brain and helps their behavior and focus.[9]
- When you do give your child carbs, make sure they are complex carbs like whole grain products.
3Communicate clearly. Eliminate distractions before you tell your child something; don't try to tell them while they are watching TV or yell it over a room full of noise. Say their name first and wait for them to look you in the eye and make sure they are listening. Reduce the number of words you use; the less you say the more they will remember.[10]
- Give instructions one at a time. If you don't think they heard or understood have them repeat back to you what you said.
4Make sure your child gets exercise. Exercise produces more of the chemicals that the ADHD brain is lacking. Your child should spend at least 30 minutes per day doing highly active exercise. Like bike riding, swinging, kicking a ball in the back yard and so on.
5Get your child involved in a sports activity that uses many different types of body movements. Recommendations are gymnastics, martial arts, dancing, ice skating and so on. It may take a little while to find your child's niche, but once you do it will pay off. They should be doing this sport around 3 times a week in structured classes. These sports will switch their brains on in the right way. Many parents worry it will affect homework to do sport so much. But the truth is that in an ADHD kid these sports will improve their schoolwork far, far more than a few hours of homework.
6Encourage your child to follow their own path. As they get older don't stress if they don't take the usual path, they may not be ready for college at 18, they may not find the job they want at first. But ADHD kids get in a lot of trouble at school and in other life areas so they tend to develop high levels of resilience. They will pull through in the end with your love and support.Ad
Method 4 of 4: Trying Natural Supplements
1Talk to your doctor about using natural supplements. There are a number of supplements that claim to subdue the symptoms of ADHD. However, there are only a handful of studies that support these assertions. The following steps are natural supplements to treat ADHD that have had at least one or more studies conducted on their efficacy.
2Try Ginko Biloba. A scientific peer reviewed study found that participants with ADHD taking an herbal product with ginkgo experienced improvements. After four weeks, 44 percent of participants improved in social behavior and 74 percent improved in hyperactivity.[11]
- Another study on Ginko Biloba conducted in 2010 found that while Ginko Biloba did have positive patient outcomes the pharmaceutical Ritalin was more effective.[12]
3Consider trying Brahmi, or Water Hyssop, which is a marsh plant that grows wild in India. The herb is often recommended as an alternative treatment for ADHD. Two studies conducted on Brahmi found that patients taking this supplement showed improved capacity in working memory, visual information processing and an enhanced ability to retain new information.[13][14]
4Try gotu kola. An Asian herb that is high in nutrients for healthy brain function, Gotu Kola is a source of Vitamins B1, B2 and B6. It is believed to reduce anxiety levels experienced by many living with ADHD according to a 2002 study.[15]
6Try Pine Bark. A plant extract from a French tree, Pine Bark seems to have a lot going for it. A 2006 study found that the extract worked to normalize antioxidant levels in children with ADHD.[18]Ad
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- ↑ http://www.webmd.com/add-adhd/childhood-adhd/diagnosing-adhd
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- ↑ http://www.additudemag.com/adhd/article/683.html
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- ↑ http://www.healthxchange.com.sg/healthyliving/childrenhealth/Pages/Tips-for-Parents-of-Children-With-ADHD.aspx
- ↑ http://www.webmd.com/add-adhd/childhood-adhd/features/adhd-child-discipline
- ↑ http://www.everydayhealth.com/adhd-pictures/how-food-can-affect-your-childs-adhd-symptoms.aspx
- ↑ http://www.webmd.com/add-adhd/guide/adhd-diets
- ↑ Give instructions one at a time. If you don't think they heard or understood have them repeat back to you what you said.
- ↑ http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1408291/
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The screenplay format has a very specific formula, 1 page of script equals 1 minute of screen time, so a 2-hour movie has a 120-page screenplay. Out of those 120 pages you can use no more than 10 pages, or 10 minutes, to establish your status quo and move on. The ratio stays the same no matter what. If your movie is 30 minute, then your screenplay is 30 pages, and you have just 2 & 1/2 pages to establish your status quo and move on. And by move on, I mean you literally have to destroy that status quo and initiate the drama. You do this by introducing your first plot twist, the Routine Killer. This is the scene that really kicks off the action, the essence of this twist is that it delivers a piece of news that surprises your protagonist. Joseph Campbell referred to it as a Call to Adventure, some writers call it the inciting incident or the unexpected event. I call it the Routine Killer because that's what it does, it kills your protagonist's routine. It doesn't maim it or give it a boo-boo, it kills it by triggering a major turn of events. Now the Routine Killer could be a big shock or it could be a small but intriguing discovery. It could be bad news or good. Let's say you're writing about a woman who is very happy with her job, suddenly her boss comes in and fires her. Or maybe your protagonist is a homeless man who is at the end of his rope, suddenly he finds a big bag of money on the street. These are two very different twists that will send these people on two very different adventures. But both serve the same purpose, they destroy the character's status quo. The Routine Killer has three characteristics, first, it has to be something your protagonist didn't plan for. Second, it has to happen suddenly. And third, it can't be easily undone, because otherwise you'd have no story. Watch the first 10 minutes of any movie you'll find this moment, in North by Northwest, Cary Grant is on his way to lunch, bossing his secretary around and life is normal. Then suddenly he's mistaken for another man and kidnapped. In Crazy, Stupid, Love, Steve Carell and Julianne Moore play a long-married couple out on a date. For him it's business as usual, then suddenly she tells him she wants a divorce. Not every Routine Killer is so jarring. In a James Bond movie, this twist is when M gives 007 a new assignment. He takes it all on stride but we know it's going to be one of his more difficult jobs because that's what a James Bond movie is all about. So it is shaking him--not stirring him--out of his status quo, he just doesn't know it yet. The possibilities for the Routine Killer are endless, it doesn't even have to be a bit of news, it can be a new character. This is really common in romantic comedies and buddy movies. It's when the protagonist meets their sexy new neighbor, their obnoxious new partner, the guy who's going to be their archenemy, whatever. This person is about to change your protagonist's life for better or worse. That means they're killing your protagonist's routine. This twist is crucial to your narrative. In fact, it should be the scene that defines your story's very premise. So don't make it some arbitrary thing that won't have much to do with your drama. Remember, every scene in your script needs to take your story one step closer to the event. The Routine Killer is that first step. So take out another sticky note and describe a scene that would kill your protagonist's routine. Make sure you include your protagonist's reaction, whether they're thrilled by this twist or horrified. Now that you have set your status quo, imagine what could really upset it in a nice, surprising way, it's got to be something or someone that will eventually lead your protagonist on an adventure. So be daring, impress yourself, your story is now officially moving forward, so you want to start it off with a bang.
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Editor's NoteConsidered by many to be the most famous exploitation film ever, REEFER MADNESS is a hilariously campy cult-classic about the dangers of the devil's weed. You know, marijuana. The story stems from a high school principle's lecture to parents during a PTA meeting about the dangers of smoking pot, which apparently leaves the teens in a state of mental lunacy! Originally titled: "Tell Your Children."
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Fatou Camara of the Department of Fisheries and Water Resources has challenged fish dealers to protect the mangrove for the sustainability of the natural resources.
Camara made this call on Tuesday during a daylong sensitisation on the importance of mangrove to fish dealers at the fishing community-landing site, in old Jeshwang.
Organised by the Department of Fisheries and Water Resources, in collaboration with the National Sole Fishery Co-Management Committee (NASCOM), under the Technical Cooperation Programme (TCP) support for Climate Change Adaptation in Marine Artisanal Fisheries Communities in West Africa project, it was co-funded by the West African Rural Foundation (WARF) and FAO for a period of two years.
The concept of the project is to support and promote climate change adaptation among value-chain actors in the selected artisanal fisheries communities in Sierra Leone, Senegal and The Gambia.
The overall objective of the project is to enhance the resilience and adaptive capacities of fisheries livelihoods to climate change impacts and risks on artisanal marine fisheries communities in The Gambia, Senegal and Sierra Leone.
According to Camara, mangroves are known as rich centre of biodiversity, as they provide shelter for many species, including fish, birds, frog, etc.
Noting that they are vital in providing breeding grounds for fish, Camara said, mangrove threats on human activity has devastating effects on the mangrove forest on extensive economic development, which often leads to the destruction of nature.
For his part, Adama Sanneh, a senior fisheries officer said the TCP project is centred on climate change adaptation. He informed the participants that mangroves are also very sensitive to changing condition, thus many trees can neither bear the sea-level rise, caused by global warming, nor do they put up with too high concentration of mangrove-made chemicals, such as pesticides.
Sanneh stated that the forum is also meant to sensitise the community to preserve and protect the area as mangroves are breeding ground for fish, among other species.
Ebrima Singhateh, park warden of Abuko Nature Reserve also urged the community of Jeshwang to stop throwing rubbish at the landing site.
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- Published: New York, N.Y., U.S.A. : Viking, 1990.
- Year Published: 1990
- Description: xvi, 683 p. ; 24 cm.
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Introduction: Spelling and pronunciation of Homeric names -- Maps -- Homeric geography: Mainland Greece -- Homeric geography: Peloponnese -- Homeric geography: Aegean and Asia minor -- Inset: Troy and vicinity -- Homer: Iliad -- Rage of Achilles -- Great gathering of Armies -- Helen reviews the champions -- Truce erupts in war -- Diomedes fights the gods -- Hector returns to Troy -- Ajax duels with Hector -- Tide of battle turns -- Embassy of Achilles -- Marauding through the night -- Agamemnon's day of glory -- Trojans storm the rampart -- Battling for the ships -- Hera outflanks Zeus -- Achaean Armies the bay -- Patroclus fights and dies -- Menelaus' finest hour -- Shield of Achilles -- Champion arms for battle -- Olympian gods in arms -- Achilles fights the river -- Death of Hector -- Funeral games for Patroclus -- Achilles and Priam -- Notes: Genealogy of the royal house of Troy -- Textual Variants from the Oxford classical text -- Notes on the translation -- Suggestions for further reading -- Pronouncing glossary.
The centuries old epic about the wrath of Achilles is rendered into modern English verse by a renowned translator and accompanied by an introduction that reassesses the identity of Homer. In Robert Fagles' beautifully rendered text, the Iliad overwhelms us afresh. The huge themes godlike, yet utterly human of savagery and calculation, of destiny defied, of triumph and grief compel our own humanity. Time after time, one pauses and re-reads before continuing. Fagles' voice is always that of a poet and scholar of our own age as he conveys the power of Homer. Robert Fagles and Bernard Knox are to be congratulated and praised on this admirable work.
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There has been a Salvation Army Corps in Cirencester since 1881. Meetings (services) are held every Sunday morning and evening and there are other activities
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