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tried silver many years ago for a lung infection and it didnt work. this winter I had a sore throat that just seemed to hang on even after some antibiotics were prescribed. i ttok about 4 ozs of this product over a 2 day pertiod and it cleared up. Also had a cat with an eye infection, i sprayed the eye 2-3 times aday and it cleared up in about 2 days . good product works better than antibiotics for me.
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My son got another sinus infection. He has been on repeated antibiotics. I discussed with his doctor that I would like to avoid antibiotics, but was worried because so often his sinus infections turn into pneumonia. He recommended silver. We used it and his runny nose quickly cleared up and went away. Also, no pneumonia. Another time, it didn't work as well, but I was very slow starting him on the silver. I think it works, but not positive.
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I have reccomended this to several people who were pleaseanly surprised by the improvements noted with immunity to colds, etc.
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So, DH and I have been wanting a LO for quite a while now. We have talked about all things baby but the steps I'm taking to TTC (EPO, Prenatals, OPKS, Temping) seem to be in vain.
DH and I were talking about a dream he'd had after he saw my o test in the trash can. He's been sick the past few days (this would happen when I get my + on the test), so I simply stated that I hope he feels better soon.
This sentence turned into a whole thing about him feeling pressured and that doesn't work for him.
I didn't feel like arguing so I said I'm not going to rush it and I'm just going to leave the situation alone.
Me temping, using opks,taking epo, etc are all because my body is so weird that without them, I'd never know when I'm o'ing.
I dont even talk to him about the things I've been doing to make this process a little better for us but the one time I mention my fertile period, it's an issue.
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US Premiere: Tribeca Film Festival (2013)
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Oh Lord, for Heaven is the name that You sent me
Oh Lord, for Heaven is the name that You gave him
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Who could have thought that You meant so much to me
Oh Lord, but Heaven is the name that You gave him
Surprised by the rise in sin
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Argentine Foreign Minister Taiana in shock resignation
- 19 June 2010
- From the section Latin America & Caribbean
Argentine Foreign Minister Jorge Taiana has unexpectedly resigned after more than four years in the post.
Mr Taiana said he had handed in his resignation after a telephone call to President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.
He cited personal reasons, but analysts say he and the president have recently clashed over foreign policy.
He will be replaced by Hector Timerman, the current ambassador to the US.
Mr Taiana became foreign minister in December 2005, during the presidency of Nestor Kirchner - the husband of the current president.
Mr Taiana had been a close ally of both Mr and Mrs Kirchner, but analysts told BBC Mundo the couple's strong influence over foreign policy may have alienated the foreign minister.
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Not only does this little place feel like a home away from home, the owner is great and friendly. Breakfast is served as if you are at a fancy restaurant and her omelet's are yummy. I will definitely stay here again when I visit friends in Whitby!
I have stayed here on multiple occasions, including for a wedding photo shoot, as well as had friends stay here from overseas (UK) on my recommendation and we have always been happy. I'm shocked at the negative review, but I guess some people don't travel much & it hasnt occured to them a credit card number atleast is required to...
My fiance and I stayed here overnight on June 6th. The rooms are lovely, and the property is gorgeous inside and out! Breakfast in the morning was healthy and delicious. And Millie the friendly and adorable little white dog made our stay that much more fun!
After a day's cycling this B&B was a true oasis, including the hot tub. The rooms are immaculate, the shower/bathrooms are stunning and the bed's just the right firmness. Then came breakfast. Yes, we were asked what we would like and opted for apple pancakes, which also meant yogurt, OJ etc. etc. This B&B is exceptional. Can't wait to go...
I emailed the host Christine to reserve a room. She emailed back 7 hours later that the room was available. I wrote back that I would phone her the next day with my credit card #. I called her the next day as soon as I arrived home from work, but she said the B&B was fully booked. I was...
As the owner of Ezra Annes Bed and Breakfast, I have found that if a guest does not leave a credit card number at the time of booking, they a) usually do not call back with the credit card number, or b) do not show up. (With only two rooms in my BnB, this would be a 50% lose of...
We have stayed at a lot of B & B's over the years and have to say this one is the best.
Beautiful house, tastfuly decorated, gorgeous garden, wonderful breakfast and a charming host. It was a hot day and we found the air conditoning to be a welcome relief. What more could you ask for?
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My husband and I made a reservation 2 months ago to stay at Ezra Annes while we were in town for a friends wedding. We confirmed our arrival time of 1:30pm the night prior to our stay. We arrived at 2pm to a note on the door stating to call Christine RE: reservation. After several phone calls, left messages and...
We stayed two nights. We loved our wonderful room and Chris made us feel so welcome. This B&B takes you by surprise with it's combination of elegance and hominess.
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An intra-household approach to the welfare costs of inflation
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- William J. Baumol, 1952. "The Transactions Demand for Cash: An Inventory Theoretic Approach," The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Oxford University Press, vol. 66(4), pages 545-556.
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" Divisia Index, Inflation, and Welfare,"
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241, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
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EUGENE — A judge has denied former Oregon tight end Colt Lyerla's request to train in Las Vegas for next year's NFL draft while he is awaiting trial on a drug charge in Oregon.
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Button To Export To Excel
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I want to then place this button on any report that I create in my database, and upon clicking that button I want the displayed report to open in an Excel File.
So basically I wish to create a standardised function that I can call from any report
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Export to Excel button is always disabled (Access 2007)
Update: a further curiousity. If the database is in accdb format, I can use print preview, right-click on the preview, then select Export.>Excel and that works. But the Export option isn''t available after conversion to accde format. Rats
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Export a report into excel
I can export it manually, file->export and it exports it fine.
What I want to do is export it when the user clicks on a button. I have created a form with a button "Export".
Private Sub cmdExport_Click()
Dim stDocName As String
stDocName = "rptClientReport"
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, stDocName, acFormatXLS, "c:\Reports\ClientReport.xls"
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When I click the "Export" button,
I get error " Run time error: 9.
Subscript out of range"
Why can't I export the report automatically, but I can do it manually. I have already googled the (*^#$(@ out of this error
and still don't have a fix!
How to export an unsaved query to a new excel workbook?
Lastly, the format of the data (pivot table, datasheet.) should also be optional.
I know access must be capable of this, because pushing the "Export to excel" button does exactly what I'm looking for, with any active query or table. Is there any way to harnessthe automation of the "Export to Excel" button through VB?
Everywhere I look seems only to have ways to export an existing query to an existing workbook.
Exporting the report to MS Excel
I can export data from tables to excel though.
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IS there a way to export to excel only what is displayed on the Query & not on what is hard coded
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I have a Button "Export to Excel" and when I filter results and hit this button, it exports my filered results to excel. This works fantastic on the first and the second tab. But on the third tab, no matter what my filtered results are, it only seems to export the column headings and nothing else. My VBA code is as follows. Can you please tell me what I'm doing wrong and suggest a fix please


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Dark fruits and oak spices can be discerned in the aromatics of the 1998 Clos Vougeot Grand Maupertui. Medium to full-bodied, dense, and concentrated, it is a fat, fruit-dominated wine. Blackberries, cherries, and loads of spices cover up this wine's structured character.
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Complexio Melancholico
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- LeBlanc, no. 7.
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Bergmüller, Johann Georg, 1688-1762 , artist
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Translation of clash in Italian:
- 1(confrontation) confronto (masculine) (between tra) (with con)[figurative] (disagreement) conflitto (masculine) (between tra) (with con)
- 2 (Sport) (contest)scontro (masculine) (between tra) (with con)
- 3 (contradiction)conflitto (masculine)a clash of beliefs, cultures, interests
contrasto (masculine) (between tra)un conflitto di credenze, culture, interessia personality clash there was a clash of wills among the members of the board
- 4 (inconvenient coincidence)there's a clash of meetings, classesc'è una concomitanza di riunioni, corsi
transitive verb
- (bang)also: clash togetherchiudere rumorosamente, sbattere (dustbin lids)battere (cymbals)
intransitive verb
- 1 (meet and fight)(armies, rival groups)
scontrarsi[figurative] (disagree) (ministers, leaders)to clash with somebody
scontrarsi, essere in disaccordo(fight) scontrarsi con qualcuno(disagree) scontrarsi, essere in disaccordo con qualcuno on (over su)
- 2 (be in conflict)(interests, beliefs, wishes)
essere in conflitto
- 3 (coincide inconveniently)(meetings, concerts, parties)to clash with something
coinciderecoincidere con qualcosa
- 4 (not match)(colours)
stonare (with con)
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i really liked it ...skin felt soft and not dry at all !
the smell is nice , gentle enough to use everyday ...maybe not if you are sensitive.
Definitely worth a try ....
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I actually liked this exfoliator because it's so minty fresh. Great after a long day in the shower.
The only thing that I can complain about is that.... this is for your face, right? It's so thick. It's almost like gravel and sand mixed together. It needs some slip,... It almost hurts to apply it to your face unless it's wet instead of damp.
It's not the best, I wouldn't run out to go get it, but it's affordable... If you got it as a gift or in a GWP then sure keep it, but there are so many better things out there.
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This is not really a review: Is this the scrub called "gommage tonique"? The formula has been changed lately so there are no parabens in the scrub anymore.
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While browsing a few days ago I came across some photos with some interesting Camera Exif information - a sample of which is shown here
While it says this is from a D7100, it doesn't match the camera Exif information from pictures in the D7100 sample gallery here on DPReview.
Of the interesting features, Digital Zoom Ratio is pretty clear and consistent with the reported Focal Length and its 35mm equivalent. I can't think what the Sensing Method entry and its value of One-chip sensor might imply though. Anyone any ideas?
PS. I don't propose to reveal where I found the photos in question because it will probably get someone into trouble.
PPS. This could of course have been faked in some way but I didn't do it.
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DESIGN REVIEW; From Olympus, Divine Dresses
Published: May 2, 2003
(Page 2 of 2)
The show's sensibility is rooted in 1930's Hollywood. Lighting for black-and-white movies conferred on Hollywood stars a monochromatic allure similar to that attained by Greek buildings and sculptures after centuries of weathering had stripped away their original polychrome finishes. It is a Depression-era mood that we encounter here -- in other words, an atmosphere oddly parallel to that of present-day America, where most consumers are compelled by economic necessity to live their dreams vicariously on Oscar night.
The show's black-and-white poster presents the archetypal image: evening pajamas designed by Madeleine Vionnet in 1931. As photographed by George Hoyningen-Huene, the outfit is black and white and silver all over, as if cut from the screen implanted in many a young 1930's shopgirl's head. Miuccia Prada updates the siren image in a pleated silk jersey dress designed in 2002.
Fluidity is a leading motif: a metaphor for women's freedom. Madame Grès, Pierre Balmain and Edward Molyneux define the Venus genre with long gowns possibly conceived in a marriage between a column and the sea.
The galleries are packed with showstoppers. May I present Venus and Juno? Designed by Christian Dior in 1949, evening gowns named for those two Olympians typify a strain of Surrealist Baroque. The ''Venus'' dress, named after Botticelli's depiction of Aphrodite, is festooned with immense oyster shells made from opalescent sequins and rhinestones. The wide skirt of Dior's ''Junon'' dress is encrusted with overlapping, wavelike scales made of blue, green and rust sequins. Thank you, ladies.
The show's peak is a white wedding dress designed by Yohji Yamamoto in 1998. Evidently conceived for a bride who wanted to have her cake and be it, too, this is a wild froth of a dress, again a Baroque manifestation, barely held together by coils of silk braid. Slice?
Alexander McQueen's ''shipwreck dress'' of 2003 is a study in beige silk crepe tatters. As if urban life were analogous to rough weather, the dress ends in torn and shredded hems. This could be the winding shroud for Isadora Duncan, made from remnants of the scarf that broke her neck when one trailing end got caught in the wheel of the roadster she was riding in.
These four very different dresses highlight the show's most authentically classical theme: the Greeks' passion for discovering unifying patterns in the world around them. Greek physicians practiced a method called the doctrine of signatures: since the form of walnuts resembled that of brains, the nut was commonly prescribed for mental disorders.
Waves pass through hair, fabric and water. Greek art emphasized the similarity between them. In the Dior gowns, sea shells, scales and wavelets morph into one another, as if by design or Surrealist transformation. This is what poetry meant to the Greeks: the art of weaving connective tissue.
''Goddess'' can be seen as one big showcase of fashion signatures. Mariano Fortuny's early-20th-century pleated dresses wear the strongest personal sign. As familiar as they have become in recent decades, these gem-colored sheaths still powerfully evoke the mythical world of Marcel Proust.
You'd think it would become tiresome to review the repetition of pleats, harness bodices, columnar sheaths and other standard devices. But discovering the infinite variations on these motifs is as untiring as watching waves break on the sand.
In a famous essay, ''The Greeks and Us,'' Auden urges his readers to judge civilization by ''the degree of diversity attained and unity retained.'' Yet in modern civilization something like the reverse standard must be applied. Diversity is a given. Unity must be fought for. Unification is what Greece signified to modern Europeans, who did not lay eyes on the Acropolis until 1751.
To the modern mind, ancient Greece was first of all a symbol of nationalism. During the Greek war of independence from the Turks (and Islam), the need arose for a unifying myth of Western origins. The myth of our descent from the Greeks satisfied that need. (Until then, Rome was our official ancestor.)
The same myth was invoked to gloss over the social upheaval caused by the Industrial Revolution. Parallels could be drawn between the rationality of machine production and the refined economy of Greek art. Modern science, as Peter Gay has argued, is a kind of paganism, a form of nature worship. The Neo-Classical notion of timeless, universal aesthetic values derived from the view that cultural experience was subject to scientific law.
History and timelessness may be intellectually irreconcilable, but who cares if you're wearing Halston? Perhaps the last major designer to dedicate his career to fashioning a contemporary classical image, Halston is represented here by a trio of simple chiffon evening gowns that command the elegance of polychrome columns. Unpleated, the chiffon would gather into supple, flutelike folds when worn by bodies in motion, subtly transforming the Doric into the Ionic order.
Halston is my idea of a myth of origins. Norma Kamali is a strong contender, too. No one makes filminess look more desirable. Seen here, Ms. Kamali's diaphanous outfits lack the benefit of contrast with the stark gray concrete walls of her flagship store in New York. But they capture the odd fusion of innocence and eroticism on which the appeal of Arcadia is substantially based.
Tom Ford's do, too. At least the context of this show helps to clarify Mr. Ford's intentions as a designer, such as they are. Gucci, his fashion house, paid for this show, with additional support from Condé Nast Publications, and Mr. Ford's essays in goddess style put in cameo appearances here and there among groupings of dresses by other designers. Peek-a-boo, we see you, Tom!
Thus far, Mr. Ford's brilliance as a projector of images has outdazzled his talent for design. That isn't meant as criticism. What else does anyone want today besides an image? A new car? The Ford designs, represented by the clothes on view, may not bring on fainting spells. But they signal the most fertile of the directions the designer has set for himself.
Savagery and violence, the dark underside of classical restraint, are more than hinted at by Mr. Ford's deconstructed evening gown of brown silk chiffon designed in 2002 for Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche. A true classic, the dress appears tailored less for a nymph than for a maenad, an intoxicated celebrant of Dionysian rites.
We prettify spring, but for the ancients it was a time of violence, when new vegetation cracks the surface of the earth. It is difficult, now, for novelty to break through fashion's upper crust.
''Goddess'' remains at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street, (212)535-7710, through Aug. 3.
Photos: A draped pale blue silk chiffon evening dress, left, designed by Pierre Balmain in 1957, and a white silk jersey dress designed by Madame Grès about 1965, both from ''Goddess'' at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. (Photographs by Karin Willis/Metropolitan Museum of Art)(pg. E33); Top, Tom Ford's 2003 silk jersey gown for Gucci from ''Goddess'' at the Metropolitan Museum. Above, Christian Dior's 1949 ''Junon'' gown has wavelike layers of silk net embroidered with sequins. (Photographs from the Metropolitan Museum of Art)(pg. E31)


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Our family has that peace of mind while we travel, because of a 3-part health care plan that we've adopted into our lifestyle. However, when I refer to 'health care', I don't mean it in the traditional sense of insurance which pays for doctor visits, prescriptions and medical treatment. Instead, I'm referring to the serious attention or consideration we give toward maintaining a state of well-being (for ourselves and our family) that is free from illness or injury. Ultimately, we are each responsible for our own condition of health, and parents are responsible for teaching their children to take good care of their bodies. When we only rely on the medical profession to manage all of our health concerns, we give up some of that personal responsibility, and justify conditions such as our 'diet is not that important, because the doctor can give me something to manage my diabetes.' And handing over our well-being (and that of our children) into the hands of 'trained professionals' leaves us feeling very vulnerable when we face something which threatens our health. For the most part, our family approaches health care - whether at 'home' or abroad - with the following modus operandi: Maintain health and well being through proper diet and exercise. Prevent illness and injury. We aim to eat very little sugar, fresh fruits and vegetables (locally grown if we can find them), and very few processed foods.Those who eat a standard western diet (which consists of processed and industrialized foods) have a greater chance of diabetes, heart disease and cancer, as well as other illnesses. Handle illnesses and injuries with natural remedies, and study about the treatment and care of common ailments.(My husband has studied as an EMT, and I use Modern Essentials as my study guide.)Have a good First Aid Kit on hand. Know how to use it. (Here's our Unconventional First Aid Kit) Visit a doctor for major health concerns - broken bones, etc.When we were in a car accident, and our three year old broke her femur, we were clearly out of our 'comfort zone' for personal care (obviously). To say we were more than happy to use the trained medical professionals at the hospital is an understatement Using the above formula, we can almost count on one hand the number of times our family has been to the doctor or hospital. We maintain great health, feel confident with our ability to treat most ailments, and know that if needed we can find the medical treatment we require, (since you'll discover that most of the medical care outside the U.S. and Europe is as good or even better, and usually less expensive.) Accepting responsibility for the health and well-being of your family is a key ingredient to confidence while traveling with your children. Knowing that you can personally handle most maladies that you might encounter makes your family travel adventures more mentally manageable (for many mothers, anyway.) But unfortunately we often see a 911 call and an ambulance ride for a gash in a leg, a dash to the emergency room for a case of croup, and other medical 'overreactions', usually caused by fear of the unknown due to ignorance of our bodies and how they work, and how to work with and heal them. Yes, there are times when trained professionals can provide care that we can't. But a large contributor to high costs of medical care (and insurance) in the U.S. comes from individuals who visit for every little malady. If we treated ourselves for what is self-treatable, and visited the physicians only when absolutely necessary, health care costs might become more manageable. If we focused on prevention of disease, instead of management of symptoms, we'd also save a lot in dollars (or euros or pesos). You have to pay hundreds a month for high-blood pressure medication? Why not just eliminate the high-blood pressure through proper diet and exercise? (Often that's not the course of action because it requires more work than popping a pill.) Why not allot some time to studying how to take better care of your body, treat minor ailments and illnesses, and thus building your confidence to care for yourself and your family - at home or while traveling? Further Resources: Modern Essentials - explains the multiple uses of Essential Oils. Nourishing Traditions In Defense of Food - Eat real food. What is real food? You'll find out here. Perfect Health - An Eastern approach to health: learning and working with your body types - Vata, Pitta, Kapha Comments commentsPowered by New Facebook Comments 12 Responses Clark Vandeventer October 4, 2011 Thisis unconventional? Ok, I guess you're right…in the same way that common sense is not so common. Take care of yourself. Look for warning signs. Doctors/hospitals become someone/something you turn to in an emergency. Our family is really working at improving our first line of defense healthcare–your Point No. 1. Watch what we put in our bodines. Ensure that we're getting the amount of physical exursion that we need. That's pretty simple. When I was in my early 20's a doctor prescribed me medicine for high blood pressure. I never even had in filled. My high blood pressure was related to 2 things: my stress levels at work and my diet. My blood pressure remains an issue, but it is way down. I think that is in part because I quit my job and in part because we work to maintain a healthy routine when it comes to diet and exercise. Reply Rachel October 5, 2011 You're right, it seems like common sense…yet so many (the majority?) don't follow this simple formula. Crazy. Reply Harriet J October 4, 2011 Very well written. Have you read Disease Proof Your Child by Dr. Fuhrman yet? Reply Rachel October 5, 2011 No, I'll have to check it out. Thanks! Reply Kathryn Ottosson October 4, 2011 So now I'm all curious since we're going to the DR too, how did he get the staph infection and how did you treat it? happy travels! Reply Rachel October 5, 2011 It's easy to get staph infection in humid climates – any time you break open the skin you're at risk. He got a scratch or bug bite on his arm, the skin broke open, and the infection started to spread. Now I would use my essential oils to treat it (oregano is an antibiotic), but I didn't have those at the time, so he visited a local clinic and they gave him a shot in his butt every day for five days!! Painful (on both ends). Reply Heather October 5, 2011 Rachel: My husband and I currently adopt a very similar approach to yours above. I rely on Traditional Chinese Medicine for the most part, if need be. We are currently not travelling, but are working toward putting together a plan. This issue is one of the biggest concerns; at least in terms of travelling the U.S. The only thing I don't see a way around is the possibility of an emergency situation. As you know, you cannot even walk into an ER w/out shelling out a minimum of $1500 USD. Other countries, I know would more than likely be much less expensive. But, I'm just talking in terms of the US. What would one do in the situation where it was something more serious that may require hospitalization (for real)? Is there an alternative to those that are a bit more weary of potential medical costs here in the US? We also have 5 children and I very rarely ever take them to the doctor, but I must admit, having full coverage through the state takes a huge weight off our shoulders. Reply Alisa October 5, 2011 I totally understand what Heather is talking about. In the US we maintained very deductible insurance ($7500 deductible per family member), which was simply my insurance against a disaster, like a family car accident, etc. It's scary to drive around the US and know that a major accident could happen at no fault of our own. I even get nervous when I travel back to the states for 1 month! Rachel, you're right that the most important part is what you said in #1, but some things can't be avoided by following #1 (such as the staph infection)…so I LOVE your #2 plan. What happened to being sensible, and well-informed about how to remedy things themselves? Oh! The lost art!! I'm going to have learn more from you…and I am soooo intrigued by the oil set!! Reply Helmut October 5, 2011 Hey guys, I have been reading your blog for a couple of months. We heard of you through the Vogel family whom we met in southern Mexico on our way to Belize. You put my thoughts into words very well. I hope we can meet some day. We have 7 children and we do things exactly like you with the health care versus symptom care. Our children are all born at home. 4 with a midwife and with 3 we were all alone, it is a wonderful experience to take responsibility for your own family. We do not have a doctor nor have our kids been to the doctor. Our oldest is 13 and our youngest is 2 and we have dealt with all the childhood diseases successfully. My wife is known as the vitamin C lady. LOL. Whenever people ask for advice on fighting a disease or infection they already know the answer. As for traveling with kids, I think we have skipped maybe one year since getting married 15 years ago. We like to go to Mexico and Belize and spend 3 to 4 months there before heading back to Canada. When you are informed and know your body there is no fear in traveling. Thanks for your encouragement to live life intentionally. God bless you in your travels. PS. I have been running my suburban on Veggie for about 4 years now. Gotta love free fuel! Reply Rachel October 8, 2011 Thanks so much for your comment. What a fun and wonderful family you have. Maybe we'll meet up somewhere around the world! Keep in touch. Reply Justin October 7, 2011 Great ideas and recommendations. I agree that the best way to avoid the doctor is to just be mindful of your health. I do wonder how you do with sleep. Being a blogger and having a family, I can only imagine that your sleep schedules must be wacky. In speaking with doctors and professionals, they have said lack of sleep is a sure way to take years off you life and get sick sooner. It's also the best, free pick me up you can get. Now I am a worker and sleep is tough for me, but given I am trying to avoid the doc, it sure is worth considering. Great Article! Reply Rachel October 8, 2011 Sleep? What's that? 😀 My baby is sleeping much better now, so I've been getting more of it (unless there's teething, or stomach flu or achy legs or …..) Welcome to motherhood, right? 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The latest UN population projection is out, and people are preparing to flip that leading digit as we hit 7,000,000,000 people on October 31, 2011.
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The current world population of close to 7 billion is projected to reach 10.1 billion in the next ninety years, reaching 9.3 billion by the middle of this century, according to the medium variant of the 2010 Revision of World Population Prospects, the official United Nations population projections prepared by the Population Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, which is being launched today. Much of this increase is projected to come from the high-fertility countries, which comprise 39 countries in Africa, nine in Asia, six in Oceania and four in Latin America.
(See also coverage from The NY Times and Grist. You can get the data from the projections in Excel files here.)
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If this projection is accurate, then Person Seven Billion has already been conceived, and his or her mother is roughly three months pregnant as I type this.
If PSB is part of a multiple birth, then birth order will decide who is number seven billion and who is just another statistic. This seems trivial, until things like book and movie deals come into play.[1]
Then we have the projection that we could get all the way to 10.1 billion people by the end of this century. What ever happened to the notion that we would peak around 2050 at "only" 9.0 to 9.5 billion people? The Grist article, linked below, explains:
The surprising assumptions underlying some countries' fertility rates reflect one of the key features of the population projections. In the past, the projections were constructed using a technique that, in the U.N. medium fertility projection, assumed all countries would move toward a universal fertility rate of 1.85 children per woman. High and low fertility projections only varied from the medium by 0.5 children per woman in either direction.
This universal rate was highly improbable among countries at the demographic extremes, and the U.N. has now recognized that its past projections did not allow for unpredictable demographic transitions within individual countries. Uganda is a dramatic example of this. The previous revision of the U.N.'s World Population Prospects showed that the country's fertility rate had fallen by about half a child per woman — less than 8 percent-between 1950 and 2010. Yet that report projected that the country's fertility rate would decline by 60 percent, to less than three children per woman, by 2050.
Starting with today's new set of projections, the U.N. has shifted to a "probabilistic" model for its medium-fertility scenario. This allows the pace of each country's fertility decline to be calculated individually, based on new estimates of historic fertility rates, allowing for much more variance across countries. The new method also assumes that fertility rates will eventually balance out around 2.1 children per woman, a level where couples would "replace" themselves in the population, rather than 1.85. And the projections now extend out to 2100, and incorporate life expectancies ranging as high as 90+ years.
I've seen other comments floating around for some time that the old estimates were too low because of incorrect assumptions. It seems the UN has reached the same conclusion and updated their methodology.
Everyone who's read almost anything about world population has seen the set of dates showing when we reached each multiple of a billion people. From the FAQ for the UN report:
3 Billion: 20 October 1959
4 Billion: 27 June 1974
5 Billion: 21 January 1987
6 Billion: 5 December 1998
7 Billion: 31 October 2011
8 Billion: 15 June 2025
9 Billion: 18 February 2043
10 Billion: 18 June 2083
If population gets that high by mid century and then keeps growing, we're in a world of hurt. But wait a minute — what are the chances that world population will actually get to 8 or 9 or 10 billion? That's where things go from a fascinating academic exercise that (hopefully) will help inform policymakers to a very grim discussion that will (hopefully) get the undivided attention of policymakers. As best I can tell, these UN projections are based solely on current demographics and assumptions about future fertility rates in each country. Even that is a gargantuan task, and if you disagree, then tell me how many children women in every country on the planet will be having, on average, for each year through 2100. Daunting, isn't it?
The problem with this study, as with so many others I talk about on this site, is that it isn't broad enough in scope. You can't look at just peak oil, for example, without also considering climate change (and vice versa). You can't look at energy issues without considering water as a complicating factor (and vice versa) — that's the whole energy/water nexus thing I yammer about endlessly. And you can't talk about population near or past the carrying limit of the planet without talking about fresh water supply and food, and therefore climate change and energy and the nearly impossible to predict intervening issues of economics, public policy, and psychology. If you draw out the causality chain of issues as a series of labeled circles with arrows indicating which circles influence which other circles, you quickly realize that everything in this discussion is a function of everything else, with future population being the circle most likely to change in response to one of the other circles.
So, you're wondering, what do I think world population will do in the next 89 years? Even without invoking some nightmare scenario like a major nuclear war, I think it's very hard to see how we get to eight billion people, let alone nine or ten.[2] The combination of peak oil, various fresh water supply issues, and huge, not wholly predictable additional costs imposed by climate adaptation (largely due to rising sea levels), large portions of the world population eagerly moving to a more American lifestyle, and insane policies (like the US turning 35% of its corn crop into motor vehicle fuel), will create a food supply bottleneck. This probably won't happen right away — we'll find ways to muddle through for probably at least another ten to 20 years, at least until major factors like the depletion of some "fossil water" aquifers in the US, India, and China start to give out. But then things will get exceedingly interesting unless we've had the foresight to take significant action well before it happens — as in right now.
[1] Yes, I'm kidding. The utter absurdity of seven billion people being alive on the planet at one time and just a few months from now and not in some vision of a far-off future arising from the mists of computer modeling, is mind bending and more than a little terrifying. So I joke as a coping mechanism.
[2] Please don't leap to the conclusion that I'm agreeing with the more apocalyptic projections we hear of a worldwide population crash to one or two billion people in the next 50 to 75 years. And please don't conclude from what I just typed that I've ruled it out. I think it's possible, but it still seems very unlikely. As always, one of the recommended books on world population is Joel E. Cohen's How Many People Can the Earth Support?
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