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Angela Lunde
Angela LundeAngela Lunde is a dementia education specialist in the education core of Mayo Clinic's Alzheimer's Disease Research Center at the Abigail Van Buren Alzheimer's Disease Research Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
The transfer of information about dementias, as well as understanding the need for participation in clinical trials, is an essential component of the education core.
Angela is a member of the Alzheimer's Association board of directors and co-chair of the annual Minnesota Dementia Conference. She is a member of the Dementia Behavior Assessment and Response Team (D-BART), a multidisciplinary outreach service assisting professional and family caregivers in understanding and managing difficult behaviors often present in dementia. She facilitates several support groups, including Memory Club, an early-stage education and support series, and more recently, helped to develop and now deliver Healthy Action to Benefit Independence and Thinking (HABIT), a 10-day cognitive rehab and wellness program for people with mild cognitive impairment.
Angela takes a personal interest in understanding the complex changes that take place within relationships and among families when dementia is present. She is particularly interested in providing innovative and accessible ways for people with dementia and their families to receive information and participate in valuable programs that promote well-being.
"Amid a devastating disease, there are tools, therapies, programs and ways to cope, and it is vital that families are connected to these resources," she says.
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June 14, 2011
Navigating the stages of Alzheimer's caregiving
By Angela Lunde
63 comments posted
Last week Terry wrote, "These (caregiver's) comments are all over the place — insightful, heartbreaking and complex." Terry was referring to the wide variety of comments that come across this blog as we share our personal stories and reflect on one another's caregiving experience.
So, I'm pondering that perhaps there are stages or phases of caregiving — in much the same way we describe stages of Alzheimer's. In this regard, each of us reacts differently based on what phase in the caregiving journey we are in.
My thoughts are in no way scientific. I did, however, look to see if anyone else had written on the subject and found some similar themes and supporting ideas by Gail Sheehy in her book, "Passages in Caregiving: Turning Chaos into Confidence."
I doubt that these stages are linear — leaving one and moving on to the next. Instead, I believe caregivers experience some stages and not others, may linger in one stage for a while, can be in more than one stage (or phase) at a time, and may move in and out of the same phase several times.
First, I see a subtle and continuous dance between the phases of acceptance and denial. This makes sense because there's comfort in denial; it provides an escape — a way of coping. I don't think it's shameful to have feelings of denial; it's simply human nature. The thing is, when it comes to a disease such as Alzheimer's, we don't have the luxury to remain in denial for long. Reality slaps us in the face at some point. And eventually you recognize that acceptance doesn't mean liking or approving the situation, only seeing it as it is.
For some, there's an "Am I a caregiver?" phase. Maybe it's at the time of diagnosis, or when you begin to take on certain tasks that were previously the job of the affected one. Perhaps it's when someone else labels you a caregiver.
At some point, many caregivers speak of entering a phase or period referred to as "The new normal." I see this as a time when normal refers to living with uncertainty and unpredictably.
For sure, there's the phase of "Redefining (or reframing) our relationship to the person with Alzheimer's," as we discussed recently. This can be a tumultuous time when you're figuring out how to be in a new relationship with the affected one.
How about the "Where have all our friends gone?" phase. Many caregivers (Floyd from a previous blog) experience the all-too-common separation and sense of isolation from friends.
"I feel trapped, I am losing it, I can't do this anymore" phase. Need I say more?
Fortunately, for some there seems to be a "Smooth sailing" phase. This is essentially a time when new skills and new ways of communicating have been acquired. It can be a period when things seem to be running smoothly ... until "The crisis" phase — a shift from the status quo.
Possibly a bit later in the journey there's the "It's really happening" phase. These are times of extraordinary grief and loss — a time when the consequences of accepting the reality of the situation are felt fully.
For most, there's "The long good-bye" phase. Caregivers understand the ambiguous loss of Alzheimer's. Some wonder how long this will go on, sometimes wishing (often in silence) that it would end.
For each of you, I hope there's an ongoing phase of transformation. My teacher, spiritual mentor and friend, Lyn Prashant, writes, "Grief is the most available untapped, emotional resource for personal transformation. We don't just get over our grief. Instead, we change our relationship to it. When we lose something or someone, and that identification must change, we have the opportunity to rebuild ourselves."
Caregivers, no matter what your stage in this journey, be kind to yourselves and always believe that you're doing the best you can at this moment.
63 comments posted
November 29, 2011 8:24 p.m.
My husband is 25 years older than I and has mild alz. according to the stages that I've read. I still work FT, he is retired and stays home alone. We use the sticky pad system to get him through the day. Ex: brush teeth, drink water, etc. He still manages to drive to the store and is able to accomplish small shopping list using the sticky pad and the help of the store staff. As scary as this sounds, he manages to function ok for now. But, I am so concerned because he repeats questions every 2-3 minutes and can't retain any information given to him. Doc said to let him do what is familiar so that he doesn't lose what function he has. Does anyone have any other suggestions to add to the sticky pad system that might make his day easier. We do keep in touch all day long by phone, so I am able to keep tabs on him. If he gets lost, he calls and I talk him home. Any suggestions would be welcome.
- Karen
September 30, 2011 10:36 p.m.
My mother is in nursing home (alzheimer unit) she was fine but is now very agitated and mad. She believes that she works there and her boss is mean with her. I don't know what to do. The nurses are so kind and good its not them. My mother is in a time frame years ago. How can I handle this???
- Dee
August 23, 2011 6:53 a.m.
I have been caring for my mother (she lives with me) for over 8 years. She is 75 and was diagnosed with early onset ALZ about 10 years ago. She is in severe, late stage ALZ (can't walk, talk, in diapers, can't feed/drink by herself)and during the progression to this stage, I have felt many emotions and learned many ways to make caregiving easier. I work FT (I am 48 and single) and I have a paid caregiver stay with her while I work. The best suggestions I can give is to put baby locks on the doors so the person can't wander out. Get a baby video monitor so that you see and hear them at night. I never slept for about 3 years when she was sundowning. The monitor made a HUGE difference. Put matress pads on your furniture and bed because early on they can get confused about where the bathroom is and think the recliner is the potty. Keep small stuffed animals for them to play with and keep them calm (my mother loved to hold and pet them). Tell them you love them often and always hold their hand and hug them. My mother has not been able to speak more than "yes" or "no" for years and one of the last phrases she could say was "love you, love you, love you". I carry that in my heart and it gives me strength to see this through to the end.
- Danielle
August 13, 2011 7:23 p.m.
I am 55 and am caregiving for my mom who has A.D. AND her husband of 7 years, who also has dementia. They have been living with my husband and me for the last 10 months. Both have multiple physical problems, and mom's husband is currently in a post-surgery rehab facility but due to return home at the end of this month. Mom appears to be at the late stages, but still knows us, is able to carry on a conversation, still eats, and can ambulate some with a walker. I am an only child, and though mom was diagnosed at the beginning of this year, her disease has progressed very fast. She went under anesthesia for surgery in March, and has declined rapidly (which I'm told is due to the anesthesia). I am experiencing anticipatory grief (so I'm told). Because my mom was the only unconditional love that I ever knew, I'm terrified at the prospect of losing her. I already feel so alone. I have no children and no close family other than my husband, and though he does his best to be supportive, I still feel so alone. Friends disappeared,which was so disappointing and shocking, but I did find that finding new friends who have been caregivers in the past made a huge difference for me. I have also hired a caregiver to help me here at home, and she has become my best friend. She cares for my mom AND me (LOL) when I'm an emotional wreck. I just wonder if anyone out there is experiencing as much difficulty as I am with the anticipatory grief? Any suggestions?
- Donna H.
August 5, 2011 4:44 p.m.
I once read that after a caterpillar spins a cocoon it liquified into a goo, and that goo then contains the DNA of the butterfly. That is how I felt when I transferred care of my mother to full time nursing care. I could no longer make her happy, and no amount of scurrying on my furry legs could make it better. who was I without her? goo. But now I am sensing that wings are forming. Capacity has become my new anthem. I am being transformed, into who I am post caregiver..who I am to her, and who I am to me.
- Katy
July 28, 2011 12:20 p.m.
I appreciate Sandy's comment. I, too, am caring for myhusband who is in the early stages of Alzheimer's Disease but in extremely poor physical consition due to 55 years of Type 1 diabetes. I work full time and have to hire help to be with him most of the time. Friends and family are out of town so it is a lonely, expensive existence. The support group available to me is not much help. Most caregivers seem to be caring for parents and not to be working full time as I am. I liked this article and found it helpful. It's a day to day struggle but so far God is giving me the strength and patience I need. Thanks for this blog.
- Jo-Ann
July 9, 2011 6:04 p.m.
I am caring, full-time. for my 84 year old mom who is in the middle to late stages of Alz. This month in the two year mark since i had to quit my f-t job and move in with her. We were lucky in the fact that 5 years ago right after my dad passed suddenly of a Heart Attack, our Atty. recommended that we set up a Power of Atty (both Medical and Durable) & it was early & she was clear enough, at that point, that she agreed. I am an only child so full responsibilty falls on me. Some events and a bunch emotions on both of our parts have gotten us to the point we are at today... She also has Dementia which makes the disease even more interesting. One thing through it all is that she denies that she has any problems. She doesn't know i am her daughter and threatens me almost daily that she is going to fire me if i don't do what she says. She hides every thing, so every day is a treasure hunt for us. Her dresser tops and walls of her bedroom are completely bare (most photos get hidden in the linen closset between the extra bedding), as she doesn't want the people who come through her ceiling at night to steal anything! i cry at night and just pray that the next day will be a good one! i have 14 and 18 yr old daughters who live here with me as well, so they can give me breaks to run errands, yard work & just so i can regroup. Everyone tells me that it is only going to get harder, but i think if i keep the focus on LOVE we will all get through every stage as they come.
- Darla
July 7, 2011 7:13 p.m.
I want to share my list of things to make life easier. 1. Secure your kitchen. We never knew what we would find or find missing and really got grossed out a couple of times so either get a gate(we had to add a wooden piece shaped like this TT connected to the bars of a purchased gate and secured it to the bars with electrical clamps because she was going over the top) or if you can't install a gate get child latches for cabinets and a lock for the fridge .Knowing my food supply is safe helps. 2.Keep all necessary clothing in a closet in another bedroom lock that bedroom door when you leave and leave the clothes they want to rip buttons off or zippers out or tags off in there room they will become the "play clothes" and has kept my mom occupied for hours. 3.Keep all tissue in a cabinet I would rather change a pull-up then find dirty tissue disposed of in the most unusual places. 4.If your loved one is resistant to wearing pull-ups put regular underwear over the top. 5.Keep baby wipes handy and clean up bottoms while still on the toilet just like you did for your kids. 6.Keep a protective cover on mattress and a disposable pad between sheet and mattress pad so you don't have to wash pad after an accident. 7. Install a hand held shower and use liquid soap or inexpensive shampoo for washing. It goes on and off easier for quick showers. Thanks so much for the tip about melatonin I'm going to try it this weekend.
- Melanie
July 7, 2011 6:08 p.m.
Barbara, you need to check with some of the local churches and the respite care they are offering for a very small charge and for all day. I found one that if you can,t afford there $50.00 for 8 hours lunch included charge they will sign you up for there assistance plan. My mom can afford it because she lives with my husband and myself and actually is learning to enjoy it especially when they bring the children in from the nursery to visit. Check your local churches and see what they offer.
- Melanie
July 1, 2011 12:42 p.m.
After reading the various blogs, I can totally relate to so much. My hushand has Alz. and he is only 65 years old. We are married 42 years and are both retired. This is not what retirement is supposed to be about. I have joined a support group and it has helped me tremendously. The feelings of isolation, depression, anger, frustration, anxiety, etc., etc., were just overwhelming. He is also now going to a day care center twice a week which really gives me a break. I get so sad and lonely with no one to talk with all day. He was never a talker but now there is no conversation. I just pray all the time that God will give me the strength to care for him. God bless all of you. Sandy
- Sandy
June 30, 2011 9:04 p.m.
I am having a challenge just to get my 87 year old mother in for an evaluation. She doesn't see, or perhaps not admit, that there are changes in her memory and in her ability to take care of herself physically. My sister and I wrote a letter to her physician, her set up an appointment for all of us to geo in, but my mother canceled the appointment, "because nothing is wrong". How does one get beyond this, especially before something harmful happens?
- Clarra
June 29, 2011 10:09 p.m.
I found this interesting, as we do also go through changes. In my late 30's I cared for my step-father who had ALZ and within 5 years he was gone. (I was working full time, trying to care for him and my mother). Now after 13 long years, my husband is in the middle of the 6th stage. But from what I read it could go another 6-7 years. Of course, by the time I realized he had it, he had lost everything ... if only ALZ sites would warn people to watch for this, I had no warning (the slow kind of ALZ moves SLOW and by the time you realize it, the person can destroy everything you've worked for). Perhaps by word of mouth, articles, people will become more aware, to watch you loved ones closer, it creeps on the person and then wraps it's ugly arms around them. Wishing the ones with ALZ, love... and the Caregivers peace.
June 25, 2011 9:50 p.m.
Oh, Barbara, I'm so glad you can share on this blog. It really helps. I'm not sure how your day begins, but if you are tired, anxious, angry and exhausted (all of the above) your husband can sense that! What has worked for me is to greet my husband with a big kiss and a happy cheerful voice in the morning. Some days it takes a little more effort but I believe (and many agree) that our personalities can set the tone for the day. When my husband asks questions that don't make sense, I try to answer him with "oh, that's already taken care of and you don't have to worry about it". It gives him peace (me too). You need to step out of your real world and step into his, It takes a little practice but it actually can be an escape for you and puts you more in control. I agree about calling the ALZ emergency number. There is help....you just need to find it. Extra prayers are coming your way....
- Pat
June 25, 2011 4:15 p.m.
I ache for Barbara also. If it wasn't for a small dose of Haliperidol daily, and 50mg. of Sertraline that I give to my husband, plus a small dose of Busparone for myself for general anxiety, I'd be feeling the same way as Barbara. I, too, feel grabbing someone to just stop by and listen and talk to my husband - but everyone is too busy, even our children who try to avoid the change in "Daddy". I pray a lot and realize how much I have changed - After months of misery for both of us, I am the one who has changed and for the better! I do not argue, explain, or repeat my answers anymore! I have learned not to take anything personally. This is a wonderful chat room for us who are transitioning to caregivers. If we try so hard to bring back the past, we'll go crazy. This is the new normal now and we can and we must - adjust. Reach out for positive feedback, and pray for wisdom and patience. God bless you, Barbara.
- Ginny
June 25, 2011 8:57 a.m.
Barbara your story is heartbreaking, you need some help and your going to have to be resourceful and get some much needed and required to survive help. Call Alz hotline and talk with someone....find support group...within that group maybe some much need outlet for your well being plus who know who know who that could offer some help. No family or friends (common for us all) time for new ones....via a support group. Make sure your getting sleep and eating well, also check out any senior center in your area. If your husband wants to argue let him argue without you don't argue back you can't or wont ever win, isn't going to happen. Did your husband have anything that he enjoyed, movies music etc. if so find them to watch or listen sorry this is rush but my heart breaks for you and I can here my husband stirring got to run
- No name given
June 24, 2011 11:01 p.m.
my husband has alzheimers.he can still do some things but mostly does not understand even if i explain in detail.i have noone to help me,if i do not agree on everything he says or do things the way he wants he gets nasty.he is with me 24 hours a day and is always asking questions or complaining all day.i hate to say it but i am glad when he goes to bed.i am trying my best to help him but i find myself getting angry and losing patience.i pray every night for GOD to grant me them.i am 77 and recently had a modified radical mastectomy with 8 lymph nodes taken out ad am not supposed to do a lot of things but i have no choice therefore i am having a hard recovery time,we don't have the money to pay someone to come and help out and nowhere to take hime for a few hours.we have 1 place it costs $60.00 a day and they do not take anyone with alzheimers.i want to attend an alzheimers group but am so exhausted i don't have the energy to go.he has no friends anymore..sometimes when i see an older man i feel like running after him and asking him to come in and be a friend to him.it is an awful thing this alzheimers.we will be married 53 years this year.i sometimes look at an old picture of him and say to it "where did you go?"i have so much anger in me now and i hate feeling that way as he was always a gentle,caring person,he still likes to make people laugh(i wish i could)any advice would really be appreciated.thanks
- barbara
June 23, 2011 8:08 a.m.
I mentioned in an earlier post that if I live to see the otherside of this disease I will work for changes in aid to families for respite and day care. If we as a nation understand a tax deduction for working parents and day care where are we any different. Anyway I received this email from The Alzheimers Organization about the National Alz Project Act. Many of you may already have received it. I did respond and hope many of you will as well with your concerns and needs. http://napa.alz.org/ We are a forgotten group to our nation.....let them hear your voice
- Terry C
June 22, 2011 12:36 p.m.
Circumstances and situations make or break us as individuals. Reading beautiful post like NancyAnn and heartbreaking ones like Millie reminds me in this journey that changes daily you just never know.....this disease is hopeless, terrifing and unfair to our loved ones and ourselves. Time and passages, roads traveled that are bumpy and full of pot holes. I read an article that help it said (paraphrase) Learn to speak Alzheimer to your loved one, don't try to bring them into your world .....their brains won't let them come. Trying to make them reason in our world just doesn't work anymore, relate and communicate in their world. And the hand held timer....brilliant. No more fights on you've been gone to long..... :) And smiles and humor will always help.
- Terry C
June 22, 2011 11:48 a.m.
I so wish that I had this newsletter while I was caring for my mother the last 3 years. It would have helped me realize that decisions need to be made and sometimes, they need to be made by one's self. You see, I, too, have siblings who for one reason or another weren't around. Although I gave them significant and numerous signs in emails, etc. all they could talk abut was themselves. No one cared for our Mother. I feel so thankful that she called on me to help her when she needed care. In the end when she was taken from me not by choice, she thanked me and said she owed me. I never felt that way at all. I owed her for giving birth to me and for giving me the only kind of love she could. By her example, good and sometimes bad, I learned how to be a better mother to my own children and see the results now in my two caring, selfless, successful young adults. I see in these blogs that we all learn life's lessons. Although Mother passed away, I still read the newsletters and the blogs. They are a reminder of the days mom and I had together. Thank you, Mom. I'll see you soon!
- NancyAnn
June 21, 2011 12:53 p.m.
I'm sitting here with tears in my eyes because my dear mother has the "memory loss". That's how my dad refers to it. He has become a hero in our family because he has learned to do the laundry, the grocery shopping, the planning of meals,everything my mom used to do. This is the man who used to buy new underwear when my mom was in Hawaii with a friend because he didn't know how to use the washing machine. He keeps saying "The Golden Years aren't cracked up to what they're supposed to be", and I'm so happy they did so much traveling in their 50s and 60s. I know it's morally wrong, but I pray that she will get pheumonia so she's doesn't have to go to an alzheimers unit. I want my mom to be the way she used to be: happy, so loving, doing for everybody, taking care of herself. But it's not to be. I think I've come to acceptance, but then I realize I really haven't. Thank you for this space to say my deepest feelings.
- daughter
June 21, 2011 9:36 a.m.
I am caring for my husband--both of us are 69. Although I have this job by myself, I am able to laugh about things most of the time. It is very wearing though, not just physically, but on the soul. He has had symptoms since the late nineties and was diagnosed in 2005. One group of physicins in another state called it vascular dementia due to white spots deep in his brain. Another group of physicians in VA, where we live now, call it Alzheimers. Who cares what it is called? It is dementia, plain and not simple. My husband is very O/C wanting to take the trash out piece by piece, feeling that he should shave more than once a day, wanting everything put away and perfect, etc, etc. He is also restless, up and down all the time. But the amazing thing is that he has taken up reading--simple books, mostly religious.
- Della
June 20, 2011 3:57 p.m.
I'm a paid caregiver. For $10 an hr. I anwer the same question 100 times.,change diapers,,make 3 interesting meals a day. Try to find something on Tv that is funny or get catches there eye( I have a couple, both AZ), I break up fights do laundry,remind them who I am,put food in my mouth at lunch time to remind them how to chew., follow them around,because they have never seen there own bedroom before,I repeat and repeat and explain...Funny you really get attached to these people.
- rita
June 20, 2011 1:28 p.m.
to anyone that has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's please look into lyme disease. 200,000 people go undiagnosed every year and it can mimic many diseases alhheimers, ALS, MS, bells palsy and many more. My Aunt was mis-diagnosed for so long now there is no chance for her. the labs that insurance companies use are only 40% accurate at best. i should now i was diagnosed with MS and it wasnt. Itwas Lyme. And i do have plenty cognitive problems too. It went undiagnosed for six years. Now it is incurable. But there is treament to help with symptoms.
- julez
June 19, 2011 8:05 a.m.
Pat your amazing :) Doug, Melanie, Sue parts of your stories are mine. Everyone travels through passages in their lives. .....Angela has been kind enough to give us our road map. Some of these stories show amazing awareness and such over mounting difficulties. I to believe in respite care at all costs. I have to work full time, I bring someone in 2-3 hours a day while I work. I pay him more than I make an hour but I have no choice. If I survive this disease to the other side I am going to work on getting tax relief for home day care for this disease.
- Terry C
June 18, 2011 10:07 p.m.
Ms. Lunde is "right on the money" with her insightful comments. At this junction of my husband's dementia, he is 95% bladder incontinent and is also totally blind as of a year and 1/2 ago. Every day presents its own set of challenges and I have solved them satisfactorily and now I want to share them with you. The first is that I give John 6mg of extended release melatonin (which is a natural sleep aid). I give it to him with his "night" pills at dinner time. He has and continues to sleep from 6pm until 9am the following morning. AMEN! I prefer natural supplements in lieu of prescription meds. Also, because he needs assistance in everything he does, it was becoming more difficult to get him to sit in the dining room chair and push him into the table. I had a small rug under the table but them he was starting to get his feet caught. I bought a plastic floor mat at Staples which is used under desks and my daughter found online an "executive desk chair" with wheels which is incredibly comfortable for him (he looks like the former bank executive that he was). If needed, I can wheel him into the bedroom in the chair. Also the 3rd thing to mention is that at night I use the large pad (that folds like a giant diaper) and I place a "Poise" liner inside it. When I check him during the night, I remove the soaking wet pad and replace it. I use the liners during the day in his pullups and it saves having to inconvenience him to completely
- Pat
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How to switch from Outlook.com to Hotmail [How-To Guide]
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Outlook.com is a new free web e-mail service by Microsoft intended to replace Hotmail. Using Outlook.com can be done by creating a new Outlook.com account or upgrading your existing Hotmail account to Outlook.com. If you have used Outlook.com and decided you want to go back to Hotmail, that can be done easily. This guide shows you how to do it.
Before We Begin
Before we being, take note going from Hotmail to Outlook.com does not change your e-mail address. This means if you created a new @outlook.com e-mail, that e-mail will stay with you when you go to Hotmail; if you converted your Hotmail account to Outlook.com, you will still retain the same Hotmail e-mail when you go back.
Also, downgrading from Outlook.com to Hotmail does not result in loss of data. All your e-mails, contacts, folders, etc. are converted with you. The only thing that changes when going from Outlook.com to Hotmail is the user interface; you get the old Hotmail inbox and features back.
Lastly, if you were forced to upgrade to Outlook.com from Hotmail, you cannot revert back to Hotmail. Going from Outlook.com to Hotmail is only for those people that voluntarily upgraded.
UPDATE: It looks like Microsoft is no longer allowing people to revert back to Hotmail from Outlook.com. Sorry people — you are stuck with Outlook.com, you cannot change back!
How To Go Back To Hotmail From Outlook.com (How To Turn Off Outlook.com)
The following are the steps you need to take to covert your Outlook.com account to Hotmail:
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- Login to Outlook.com.
- Once logged in, you will be taken to your Outlook.com inbox. From there click on the gear icon located near the top-right corner:
- Clicking on the gear icon will open a menu. From that menu click on Switch back to Hotmail:
- Next you will be prompted with a message asking for feedback. If you want to provide feedback, click on Send feedback; otherwise, click on Skip feedback:
- Done.
If you opted to send feedback, you will be asked a series of questions after which you will be taken to Hotmail; if you opted to not send feedback, you will be taken directly to Hotmail:
Switching between Hotmail and Outlook.com is very easy and dotTech's two guides How To Upgrade From Hotmail to Outlook.com and How To Switch from Outlook.com to Hotmail make the process even easier thanks to our step-by-step directions with screenshots. So go, venture into the world of Microsoft e-mail without fear of permanent change. Enjoy!
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no my contacts list is still there as if i click on people it will let me edit my contact list or add to it but i just can not access it when i want to utilize an eamil address when i compose . also in my inbox the junk mail is no longer visible all i now see on the left side is the word outlook, something called old folders, and a favorites where has the junk email gone in this outlook inbox?etc. This outlook is a mess and i just dont know how to navigate it. it is so confusing.It seems I now spend all of my time trying to fix outlook and trying to find stuff instead of actually having an email inbox etc. I try to do what you suggest but some of that is even confusing to me. I do appreciate any and all of your time to help.551[@ALAN SHEEHAN.] see on the left this is what i see:I have the word outlook,search email, quick views, documents, flagged, photos, shipping updates,new category. if i click on the v right next to outlook i have four choices, mail(if i click on that big box it just tales me back to my inbox,),people(if i click on that it takes me to an edit screen to edit or add people in my contact list but it wont let me do anything else other than add or edit) then it has a big box for calendar, and a big box for skydrive. that is it. my junk email is gone? can no longer s ee it?
552Thanks Mark.Cathy,on the main Outlook page,go to
the search mail box[top left],type in any known
contact,now click on the Magnifying glass…do any
messages from that party appear on the main page of Outlook listings.If the answer to this is YES,then
the search function is working normally.Now go back
to the same search box,and do the same again,but
with the name of someone that seems to be lost.Do
any of their messages appear on the main message
page of Outlook?—if the answer is NO,then i am
afraid they are lost forever,sorry-Alan.554I still sometimes wonder if I have the same Outlook as other people, as I haven't had any of the problems mentioned – except for the initial antipathy. Mark, I think you have it – click on Folders, and they all open up. Also, when you are composing an e-mail – at least when I am – I get the To box. If I start to type an address, suggestions come up, but if I click on the word To, all my addresses appear, and I can select them, just as in Hotmail. Same goes for Cc and Bcc – just click on the word and my whole address list appears – after I have opened the panels for them by clicking on the, well, the words. It does take time to work out all the wrinkles in Outlook, and thank goodness we have Mark and Alan to help us. Once you get used to it, it is not so bad. Must admit, I do miss the old Emoticons. The Outlook ones are just ugly in my opinion. And the colours available for text limited and also ugly. But I will make do and hope for some improvements in the future.
555Hey – can anyone tell me why emails I create show up as being double spaced, even though I did NOT double space when I typed them? This appears to be something new, didn't happen in Hotmail, to my knowledge. Is also happening in my office outlook program at work.
Thanks for any help you can provide!556This should work–save me a lot of typing.
558@Alan – thank you! I'll try to read that later and see if I can fix it. Appreciate it! I'll let you know :)
559I followed the instructions but it doesn't give me the option to switch back to hotmail.com.
Now what should I do?560Its been said OVER and OVER–YOU CANNOT!
Read the previous posts-sigh!561Some may find their forwarding option has now
disappeared,if this is so..just say & i will show you
another way to do it.Regards-Alan.564Yes, Mark, I am hopeful. After all, Hotmail was tweaked many, many times – and I was always annoyed at the changes until I got used to them. No reason to think Outlook won't develop. For the better, one hopes.
565Never had that problem. Could it be something in your settings that needs adjusting?
566im not find the icon (swich back to hotmail) and in a site says that everyone can't swich back to hotmail any more!!!!!
567John,its as Kendra says..the standard Hotmail no
longer exists and Outlook is now the permanent
replacement.You will almost certainly have problems
with it,until you find your way around it,just say if you
need any help,Kendra/myself & others are here to
help,regards-Alan.569I tried this and dont get the option to switch back to hotmail?
570Sandra,you must read some of the previous posts,
its been said time and time again..you cannot
switch back,HOTMAIL is KAPUT-FINITO! If you
need any help finding your way round Outlook,just
ask.571What do you mean Kendra,should we expect a
plague of zombies come sunset!-lol.575

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Walter Patterson Herald ColumnistMaybe God planned it this way, but it always happens.History repeats itself. Live long enough and you will see what I mean. Take nations, for example. For most of recorded history, mankind, for the most part, lived as peasants, serfs, or slaves. There was the king and there were his subjects. The subjects lived a miserable existence, and they lived or died at the behest of the king.But time has a way of changing things. Even the kings began to disappear and soon they were replaced by the dictator. Think Adolf Hitler, Roberto Mussolini, Saddam Hussein, Hugo Chavez, and Fidel Castro. Those are modern day dictators, but the history of mankind has been one of servitude and slavery.Nations rise and fall. Think Greece, Rome, France, and Great Britain. There seems to be a pattern here that is hard to ignore. Great nations seem to rise and sustain themselves at their height of power for about 240 years, and then something begins to happen. They all seem to collapse – not from outside forces such as a military invasion, but from internal strife or self-inflicted suicide, as one writer says.But before the collapse, there is always a period of "national schizophrenia" where little that is happening in the nation makes sense. Let's talk about a few examples. Right now in America the hot topic is "gay marriage." If you read the papers or watch TV, you might think that this is the most important topic ever discussed in American history. According to some polls, individuals under 30 years of age believe that people of the same sex have a "constitutional" right to marry. Not only does our constitution provide for this, but it is a "civil right." Now there is a movement by some gay activist to provide mandatory health insurance coverage to "infertile" gay couples. The fact that they cannot procreate is an issue of fairness. It would only be fair to these couples if the American taxpayer compensated them for their inability to have children. What am I missing here? What part of this makes sense to you?We lost a great international leader last week in the person of Margaret Thatcher, the former British Prime Minister. This woman led the United Kingdom back from certain collapse to a respected player in the international community. Yet, upon hearing the news of her death, thousands of British citizens took to the streets to celebrate her death. Without her leadership, these "low-lifes" may have starved to death. Yet, they sullied her name because of her strong anti-socialist stance. This is exactly why the United Kingdom will soon be deposited in the dust bin of history.In Pennsylvania, a U. S. Army training instructor has classified Catholics and Evangelicals as extremists just like Al-Qaeda or Hamas. The Christian faith has been under attack by the left for years, but now they are emboldened to spout their nonsense and discredited ideology at will, and make no mistake, the left is winning this fight. Because of Obamacare, many doctors are being driven to bankruptcy, and the labor force has 90,000,000 unemployed people. Last week the labor force lost 663,000 more people, and yet, we are told that we are in an economic recovery. A judge in New York has ruled that the "morning after" pill be available over the counter to people of all ages. Even Dear Abby has gotten into the act. A reader writes, "My wife is an out bisexual woman." I did not need to read any further to know that this man's life, if not already, was about to be filled with problems beyond his comprehension or understanding. Sometimes divorce lawyers are worth the money.But the most insane idea of all comes from a MSNBC host named Melissa Harris-Perry. "We have to break through our private idea that kids belong to their parents or kids belong to their families. Kids belong to whole communities. and once we realize this we'll make better 'investments' in government 'education' of our children." Substitute "indoctrination" for education.Did I mention national schizophrenia? We may very well be gasping for our last breath as a nation. That's the way the left wants it.
Jamie Patterson Managing EditorIt was a shameful sight in the Patterson home. While my husband Jason and our children carried on with their nightly activities in our home, I was sprawled out in the recliner, unable to move. With my legs propped up, I had finally found a comfortable way to sit with a big ice pack on my left knee. My pants were covered with grass stains, my knees were swollen with pain and my pride was hurting. How did I get in this situation? I was crippled in an effort to make my children laugh. Just one giggle, one snicker or one belly-busting laugh from my son and daughter were all I wanted. Now, I am alone in agony. It all began with a simple afternoon game of basketball in the back yard. The weather was perfect for some outdoor time with the kids. So, armed with a variety of outside toys, we began our afternoon of merriment. We shot a few foam missiles into the tree. We tossed the football around a few times. Our son James got a few baseball swings in. And our daughter Elsie hauled some dirt around in her brother's bulldozer. When it was announced that a basketball game was in order, I beamed with excitement. Anything dealing with basketball, I am ready. As Elsie continued to throw a few "dunks" with the help of Daddy in, a healthy game of Horse was included in the mix. James was getting a little sore at his performance, so I decided I had to do something to brighten his mood. My grandfather always told me that laughter is the best medicine. No matter what you have to do, make them laugh. Sometimes it's the only weapon you have.So I aimed on making James laugh. Running with the basketball, I noticed Elsie's pink scooter in my path. I decided that I would "trip" over the scooter and give a dramatic tumble to the ground. Well, it worked...too well.Tangling my feet in the scooter, I really did fall to the ground. My knees pounded into the ground, and my entire body shifted onto my left knee. As I remained on the ground, I managed to thrust the basketball into the air, all while giving a series of whimpers and grunts. My trick worked because James, Elsie and James all erupted into laughter. I accomplished my goal. But when I picked myself up from the ground, I noticed that my left knee was throbbing. Dusting the grass and dirt off me, I could see that my knee was already beginning to swell.Within minutes, it looked like I had two left knees. Needless to say, I had to sit down the rest of the playtime. And as the sun eased into the hills, I limped back into the house. "Does it look bad," I asked Jason, showing my knee off."Yeah, it looks bad," he said. "I can see it swelling from here. Why did you do that?'"I wanted to make the kids laugh," I said, limping away to get my ice pack. While the rest of the house ate their supper, played with their toys and carried on with their lives, I was alone in my anguish.As James played with his trucks, I told him that I was out for the count. "See my knee," I said, pulling up my pant leg. "That is what I did trying to get you to laugh."Oh," he said. Oh? That was it?I guess I will think twice before I go throwing myself into danger again to get a few laughs. Let's be honest here... no, I won't.It doesn't matter if I walk away with bruises, bumps or even stitches. If I need to do something outrageous to make my kids laugh, I'll just have to take my chances. A home filled with laughter is the best place you can be.
Walter Patterson Herald ColumnistSir Isaac Newton was a very smart man. He gave us many scientific discoveries, but perhaps the most important was his discovery of the Law of Gravity. This sounds simple, but "things fall down." If an apple, for example, falls from a tree, it always falls down. Gravity gives order to the universe. As a matter of fact, gravity has shaped our planet and made it what it is today. Newton was able to describe the concept of gravity and explain many scientific questions because of his discovery of this law.Albert Einstein came along in the 20th century and took Newton's Law of Gravity to a completely new level. Einstein gave us the Theory of Gravity. As strange as it sounds, Einstein's Theory is much more accurate than Newton's Law of Gravity. Einstein's Theory tells us much more about our universe and how it works. From this theory, Einstein gave us the Theory of Relativity, and opened the door to scientific inquiry farther than it had ever been opened. Even today, long after Albert Einstein's death, scientist still struggle to understand the physics that this great man left behind.Then there is the Second Law of Thermodynamics. In the simplest of terms, this law states that "things go from a state of order to a state of disorder." A hot frying pan will go from being hot to being cold if the heat source is turned off. An ice cube will go from a solid to a liquid if left in a warm room. Scientists estimate that the universe will go dark in 300 billion years. The stars will have exhausted their fuel supply and will begin to flame out. Soon, our universe will be dark and "disordered." The Second Law of Thermodynamics has had its way with the known universe.However, "black holes" may eat us up before the Second Law of Thermodynamics kicks in. Black holes are formed when giant stars collapse on themselves down to the size of a molecule. When this happens, the gravitational pull is so strong that anything that comes in contact with the black hole will be sucked in, never to see the light of day. A black hole would be very bad news for the earth and to our solar system. The sun and all of the planets would simply disappear into this "master of disaster" and human kind would be no more.But, alas, I may worry too much about "natural disasters" and, in fact, should concentrate more on "man-made disasters." Right now, the Democrat Party is setting us up for a disaster that could destroy the United States as we know it. If the Second Law of Thermodynamics is true, and it has never been proved wrong, then our country is moving from a state of order to a state of disorder. Look at what is happening today.Our economy is hanging by a thread. We cannot continue spending money we do not have and expect to survive as an economically viable nation. Freedoms guaranteed by our Constitution are being systematically taken away from our citizens. The institution of marriage is under assault and will probably crumble in the near future. Men will "marry" men and women will "marry" women. The Christian faith is being discarded in favor of secular beliefs. The moral fiber that has held this country together is disappearing, and an "anything goes" attitude has gripped our people.Politicians misrepresent the truth in order to implement their own agendas, and our news media is corrupt. More and more people get their news from Comedy Central or Saturday Night Live than tune in to an honest news program. Complex political concerns are never addressed, and the ruling political class does exactly what it wants. To my knowledge, not one Democrat has stepped forward and said that it is time to solve our enormous national problems.The Second Law of Thermodynamics is certainly an "inconvenient truth."
Jamie Patterson Managing EditorWho needs eggs when there are flowers to be picked?Our daughter Elsie only had about four Easter eggs in her basket when something else caught her attention. It wasn't the golden egg that is usually filled with a silver coin or green dollar. It wasn't a delicious chocolate bunny rabbit, complete with a giant pink bow. It was a vibrant, delicate yellow flower among the plastic eggs in the green field. Elsie ran right up to it, dropped her basket and took a seat right by the pretty flower. The annual Yazoo Herald Easter Egg Hunt was nothing but a distant memory. She had better things to tend to that morning. As the other children her age ran around the field, scooping up as many eggs as they could, Elsie sat alone with her batch of flowers. With her tiny fingers, she carefully picked each individual flower and placed them into her basket. Not shifting one petal out of place, her Easter basket resembled an Easter bouquet within a few minutes. By the end of the Easter weekend, Elsie and our son James both had their share of eggs from the family and church hunts. So it really didn't matter that Elsie missed out on that one hunt to stop and smell the flowers. Looking over the photographs we took that day, it reminded me of a very special lady who I had met within the first few months of arriving in Yazoo City. I was a new wife, soon-to-be mother, and I had just settled into my new position as reporter at The Herald, along with my husband Jason. I seemed to be fitting in just fine in my new position and new home. I did spend a few weeks being homesick. I am not sure if it was the new territory of beginning my own family or if it was being in a new place without my family or old friends. And then out of nowhere, I received a phone call at work with a news tip."Have you ever just stopped and looked at all these pretty flowers coming up all over town," the sweet voice said, over the telephone. Flowers? It was my first news tip about flowers."No, ma'am," I replied. "I never really gave it much thought.""Well, come on over to my house," she said. "Let me throw some clothes on, and I am gonna take you on a ride around town to look at them. Might even make for a good story."Her name was Mary Brister. And she wasn't kidding. She wanted to show me the flowers of Yazoo. We spent about two hours that morning, driving all over Yazoo City. With her little hands stuck tight on the steering wheel, she would point out the different varieties of blooms and other flower beds. But it was the tiny white and yellow wildflowers that she gave the most attention to that morning. "They don't look like much when they are all alone, but when they grow in big bunches like that...it's really beautful," she said. And she was right. It really was a pretty sight that I never paid attention to before. I did end up writing a story about that drive. And I made it a point to speak to Mrs. Brister anytime I saw her. Maybe she realized the impact she made on me during that drive...maybe she didn't But from that day forth, I began to notice the flowers. It even made an impression on Jason. It was the first thing he mentioned when we heard Mrs. Brister passed away.So when Elsie dropped everything to pick up that small yellow flower this weekend, I thought about Mrs. Brister. I thought about all the people who stop and look at the flowers. It is a sign of rebirth, a new season. It is a reminder of what precious things God has made for us to admire.We just have to take the time to stop and notice them.
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Dear EditorFirst, let us thank the members of the Yazoo City Fire department for their dedication and hard work. However, regarding the purchase of a new television set, as a taxpayer I have to say, sorry, but no especially when the city is wondering where to get funds to fix the crumbling roads. Shame on you for even considering such a request. Even $200 spent on a smaller TV now when others are struggling just to get by is wrong, selfish and plain ridiculous. Frankly, I can't believe the fire department even had the audacity to request any TV, especially a 55 inch one. When taxpayers and governments are trying to count pennies, one does not simply get rid of a television that works, and purchase a new one simply because it is aged. What happened to the principal of use it until it no longer works? Reduce, reuse and recycle needs to apply to everyone, not just to taxpayers. All government employees, not just the fire department, need to be more responsible when using taxpayers' money. Would you purchase a 55 inch television or a new television if you couldn't afford one and had no way to pay for it? I wouldn't. In fact, the television I currently own was purchased in 1987. It's not a big screen, high definition, nor 55 inches, but it works fine and I have no intention of purchasing another television while this one works. Why should the fire department or any other government entity be allowed to or even begin to think of doing such a ridiculous thing on the taxpayer's dollar?Fire department employees are well taken care of by the city they serve. We provide them with meals and a place to stay when they are on duty due to the nature of their job. We want them to be comfortable, but there comes a point when comfort turns to luxury. As long as their television is working, why should the taxpayers foot a bill for a new one? We shouldn't. The fire house is for comfort and not for luxuries. I'm curious to know if the fire department is also utilizing cable or satellite television also at the taxpayer's expense. Time to stop the buck and the time is now. If the firemen really want a new television for their luxury and enjoyment, they are free to pool their resources, their income, and purchase one for their use. Certainly, the fire department can use their television a little longer until it no longer works and let the $200 go to fix the crumbling roads, which are far more important. If the roads are unpassable, how will the firemen get to their destination and do the job they were hired to do? Again, thanks to the employees of fire departments everywhere for your dedication and hard work, but the taxpayers hired you to do a job and not to provide you with a second home. Sincerely, Dr. Frances Silva
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10/23/2012 | Cat | Declawed, all medium grey cat with tufted toes and ears, long haired. | Off of Thompson Memorial Drive up the hill near commuter lot. Roanoke County/Salem locale | View Details | |
10/24/2012 | Golden Retriever mix | Found wandering streets 10/24/12 '?? residential area near Hershberger and Williamson. Calm and sweet lady, she's obviously been someone's pet. Took to Roanoke Regional Animal Control '?? 540-344-4922 '?? 1510 Baldwin Ave NE, Roanoke. Can contact myself or the Animal Control for more information and you give info to identify the dog. | Residential intersection of Ravenwood at Grandview. | Yes | View Details |
10/24/2012 | Scottish Terrier | nice, friendly dog | near Woodrow Wilson Middle School (Brandon Rd./Grandin area)walking on the sidewalk | View Details | |
10/26/2012 | Cat | Grey and white cat, young male probably 8-9 months, not neutered, very friendly and obviously an inside cat. Looks like someone has cut off most of his whiskers with scissors. | SE Roanoke/Mt Pleasant- Rutrough Rd. | View Details | |
10/26/2012 | Black and Grey Tabby Cat | very small, playful | Locus Grove in Roanoke County | View Details | |
10/29/2012 | Jack Russell Terrier | brown and white color very sweet | roanoke city williamson and hershberger roads area | View Details | |
10/29/2012 | jack russell | found wandering in traffic near crossroad mall area williamson rd and hershberger roads. | williamson road and hershberger rd roanoke | View Details | |
11/01/2012 | cat | light gray strange shaped pointed face. Been around the neighborhood several months. Lady called about it, thought someone else found hers. It was in the lost and found, same cat I saw back then. It will come up to me as long as I stay seated on the steps. Has dainty legs. | nw roanoke near Friendship manor | View Details | |
11/03/2012 | mixed tan puppy | Very young puppy tan with black tail.Very friendly.Wearing pink sweater.Cant get picture on here but if you think she might be your i can send you a picture. | Found in Fallon Park | View Details | |
11/06/2012 | Cat | Seems to be about 4 months old, very friendly and uses the litter box. Short hair grey and white cat with an interesting pattern and amber colored eyes. | Desi Rd NW | Yes | View Details |
11/06/2012 | Chocolate Lab | He is 3-6 months and is fixed. No microchip or collar | Ranch Road, Roanoke, Va | View Details | |
11/06/2012 | siberian huskey | Found our dog today in the pound ,
he is back home again , thanks for all the help!! |
roanoke pound!! | View Details | |
11/07/2012 | Dog: Boston Terrier | Dog found in street right before midnight. Wondering around with collar but no tags. Came right up to us and was brought inside for the night. Her collar is purple with a green design in it, looks to maybe be flowers. | SE Roanoke, VA. Near Garden City Blvd., actually on Hartsook Blvd. | Yes | View Details |
11/08/2012 | Chihuahua Pug/Beagle Mix | FOUND Thurs Nov 8 at 8:15 am: Male Chihuhua Mix (maybe Chi-Beagle, Chi-Pug) in NE Roanoke (Liberty Rd/Delano, closer to Plantation Rd). Wearing a blue collar, no tags. Bit shy at first, but friendly. Loved car riding, good with other dogs. Has not barked. Since I had to be at work, I have not had opportunity to have scanned for microchip. Please call or text (540) 580-0875 or email firstname.lastname@example.com if you know of owner. I will want to see vet records or photos before relinquishing dog.
450 Block of Liberty Road / Delano Road
NE Roanoke |
Yes | View Details |
11/08/2012 | cat | Large black cat. a few scattered white hairs | Raleigh ct. near grandin post office | View Details | |
11/11/2012 | dog (husky) | She is black and white, blue eyes, not a puppy but still young, very friendly to people dogs and cats! | Willow Circle, Botetourt Forest, Blue Ridge, VIrginia | View Details | |
11/12/2012 | Dog/ Beagle | This Beagle was found near Woods Auto Center in Vinton. He is being held at a friends house currently. | Vinton Va | Yes | View Details |
11/13/2012 | feline | Torti, colors grey and tan. Med. length hair. Aprox. 6-7 mo. old. Very friendly, sweet and loving. Comfortable with people. Can send a picture to your cell phone. | Parkway Wesleyan Church. 460 East Church is up on the hill near Wendys not far from King Street. | View Details | |
11/15/2012 | Cat | Brown and black tabby cat found along Derwent Drive SW, Roanoke, VA 24015, circa mid-November 2012. We can't determine the gender of the cat. We think it may be male, but we are not sure. The cat has all its claws. The cat's left ear appears to be slightly "nipped," so we assume that it's been fixed. We can't determine the age, though we think it's a little more than a few years old.
Cat has a good temperament, and seems to get along with other "stranger" cats and humans. Cat can be picked up and held for a short time with no protest, but at this time, we don't know if it likes to "cuddle." We will take the cat to a vet to see if it's micro-chipped. For more pictures of the cat, visit the Flickr photo set we created here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cbawcd/sets/72157632188039195/ http://flic.kr/s/aHsjD7fJwX |
Derwent Drive SW, Roanoke, VA 24015 | Yes | View Details |
11/16/2012 | CAT | Houston Mines Road, Botetourt County Was seen for almost two weeks before captured.
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The Sculpture Garden's sunken Lower Gallery is an open air space used for temporary exhibitions and art-making activities. Measuring 41 feet by 90 feet and located in the middle of the garden, the space is distinctly enclosed by walls, but still visually accessible from the other two areas. A special gravel floor designed with drains and water taps and a grid of electrical outlets has been installed for possible use by artists. The surrounding walls can be repainted or resurfaced, accommodating the artistic choices of contemporary fine artists such as Amy Pleasant (whose installation Suspended occupied the space for much of 2009 and 2010) and colorful populist graffiti artists who took over the space during recent Art On The Rocks events.
The Museum invites sculptors from all over the country and the world to come live and work in Birmingham, using the city's active industrial sites and dormant foundries as their studios. Oftentimes the resulting work is installed in this space while Museum visitors on look.


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Thanks to RPN for looking for a few good men (I don't know how the hell I fit into that). I'll be starting NoXidant and Gut Health both tomorrow as I'd like to start fresh in the morning.
For those who don't know, I'm 32 currently ~ 215lbs. In 2000 I was hospitalized from severe abdominal pains and sickness. I was diagnosed with Crohn's and also had an ulcer. I remained in the hospital for about 10 days being monitored, test after test (no worries - I won't go into detail). I used to have a stomach of steel but apparently a case of beer every day for a few years straight took one hell of a toll, so take this as a lesson kids.
Obviously I changed my diet and started taking 'work outs' much more serious which has changed my life for the better. Though with the Crohn's the doctor said it's normal for it to return (flare) at random times in various cases of severity. I must say I've been very lucky in this respect. However I do still get the bothersome pains in my right side on occasion still to this day. Not to mention ever since 2000, certain foods/things I digest really make me pay. Even when I up my protein intake I can get quite a bit of cramping & discomfort - and I just upped it last week.
Thank goodness I didn't have any life threatening nor long-term issues, but just the exception of lower GI cramps and pains can be pretty annoying and distracting at times. I've looked into probiotics like in Gut Health with much interest but haven't tried them yet so this should be a great test for the supps and myself.


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VIDEO: Hem Debuts 'Tourniquet' Music Video; Album Set for Release 4/2
Hem, Tourniquet, NPR, Departure and Farewell
The long awaited new album from Hem, Departure and Farewell, will be released April 2 on Waveland Records. The video for the lead track "Tourniquet" is streaming now. Watch it below!
To support the new release, the band is set to perform at The Bell House in Brooklyn on March 15, with further tour dates to be announced soon.
Hem is Sally Ellyson (vocals), Dan Messé (piano, accordion, glockenspiel), Gary Maurer (guitar, mandolin), and Steve Curtis (guitar, mandolin, banjo, back-up vocals). Departure and Farewell was co-produced by Maurer and Messé and recorded at Sear Sound.
Formed in 1999, Hem self-released their debut Rabbit Songs in 2002 to critical acclaim, establishing themselves as one of the most promising bands to emerge from Brooklyn. Since then, they've released four full-length albums, including the music for the 2009 Public Theatre production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, for which they received a nomination for Outstanding Music in a Play for the 2009/2010 Drama Desk Awards.
Departure and Farewell Track Listing:
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GNU TeXmacs is a free wysiwyw (what you see is what you want) editing platform with special features for scientists. The software aims to provide a unified and user friendly framework for editing structured documents with different types of content: text, mathematics, graphics, interactive content. TeXmacs can also be used as an interface to many external systems for computer algebra, numerical analysis, and statistics. New presentation styles can be written by the user and new features can be added to the editor using Scheme.
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text: I'm a guitar builder but have started to do some work on Mandolins- I bought an old no name Bowl Back that I repaired and now playing and currently working on model 20 Weymann. Anyway I decided to use hide glue to fix braces on the Weymann and in testing the hide glue on scrap wood it does not adhere to both pieces of wood. I have a glue pot heated t0 140 degrees etc. and have tried it three times to no avail. Anyone out have experience with hide glue? Also is it possible to find tuner replacements for the Weymann tuners that are inset into the headstock? To use replacement tuners like Schallers I would have to fill in the recess of headstock which would ruin the collectors value. If you know of a source of replacement tuners for old Mandolins please let me know. thanks, Jack


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Every decade or so a new approach to teaching math comes along and creates fresh opportunities for parents to feel inadequate. Back in the 1960s, my parents were flabbergasted by their inability to help me with my second-grade homework. They'd never heard of base 3 or Venn diagrams.
Now the tables have turned. "Dad, can you show me how to do these multiplication problems?" Sure, I thought, until the headshaking began. "No, Dad, that's not how we're supposed to do it. That's the old-school method. Don't you know the lattice method? No? Well, what about partial products?"
These humbling sessions have prompted me to revisit multiplication from scratch. And it's actually quite subtle, once you start to think about it.
Take the terminology. Does "seven times three" mean "seven added to itself three times"? Or "three added to itself seven times"? In some cultures the language is less ambiguous. A friend of mine from Belize used to recite his times tables like this: "Seven ones are seven, seven twos are fourteen, seven threes are twenty-one," and so on. This phrasing makes it clear that the first number is the multiplier; the second number is the thing being multiplied. It's the same convention as in Lionel Richie's immortal lyrics "She's once, twice, three times a lady." ("She's a lady times three" would never have been a hit.)
Maybe all this semantic fuss strikes you as silly, since the order in which numbers are multiplied doesn't matter anyway: 7 × 3 = 3 × 7. Fair enough, but that begs the question I'd like to explore in some depth here: Is this commutative law of multiplication, a × b = b × a, really so obvious? I remember being surprised by it as a child; maybe you were too.
To recapture the magic, imagine not knowing what 7 × 3 equals. So you try counting by sevens: 7, 14, 21. Now turn it around and count by threes instead: 3, 6, 9, . . . Do you feel the suspense building? So far, none of the numbers match those in the sevens list, but keep going . . . 12, 15, 18, and then, bingo, 21!
My point is that if you regard multiplication as being synonymous with repeated counting by a certain number (or, in other words, with repeated addition), the commutative law isn't transparent.
But it becomes more intuitive if you conceive of multiplication visually. Think of 7 × 3 as the number of dots in a rectangular array with seven rows and three columns.
If you turn the array on its side, it transforms into three rows and seven columns—and since rotating the picture doesn't change the number of dots, it must be true that 7 × 3 = 3 × 7.
Yet strangely enough, in many real-world situations, especially where money is concerned, people seem to forget the commutative law, or don't realize it applies. Let me give you two examples.
Suppose you're shopping for a new pair of jeans. They're on sale for 20 percent off the sticker price of $50, which sounds like a bargain, but keep in mind that you also have to pay the 8 percent sales tax. After the clerk finishes complimenting you on the flattering fit, she starts ringing up the purchase but then pauses and whispers, in a conspiratorial tone, "Hey, let me save you some money. I'll apply the tax first, and then take twenty percent off the total, so you'll get more money back. Okay?"


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Kundalini Yoga Video: Guru Ram Das Rhythmic Harmony for Happiness
At our last 3HO Team Meeting we did this 31 minute meditation - the Guru Ram Das Rhythmic Harmony for Happiness meditation. Hearing the beautiful voices of my co-workers in the slow, steady chant was a perfect stress-reliever during this busy time preparing for our Summer Events. I love working for 3HO! Gurudev Kaur
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Between Mandy Moore's calf-length skirt and this chocolate-hued one on Rachel, we're ready to give midis another try. We plan to do as she does and add a skin-baring top and carry a ladylike purse. Though we may swap out her Alexander Wang boots (as cool as they are) for something a bit more leg-lengthening like heels.


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"Blood Lightning is the third in a series of very particular BxC works in theme and scope, beginning with Three Sisters Who Share an Eye (No Fun limited LP series), and then Everyday World of Bodies LP (Ultra Eczema.) Ideas of drone, 'minimalism,' and human themes are heavily a concern, and unlike other recent and upcoming major works, BxC on these albums is kept intimate, primarily operated by C. Spencer Yeh. Instrumentation includes the current BxC trinity of voice, violin and electronics, surrounded by a whole host of other methods.
In recent years the BxC line-up both live and in-studio has included Robert Beatty and Trevor Tremaine (of Kentucky/Michigan-based maniacs Hair Police) and solo sound artist Mike Shiflet- Who all appear on the last track of this release. Burning Star Core began in 1993 in Cincinnati, Ohio where it currently resides with primary member C. Spencer Yeh. It is considered a project and not a pseudonym. Not married to any traditional line-up, method or sound, Yeh's eclecticism separates him from his peers. BxC will be appearing live throughout the first half of 2007, including a tour of US and Canada with Carlos Giffoni and Prurient, a weekend of festivals in Germany, a collaborative appearance with Zaimph at No Fun Fest 2007, and other individual events."-No Fun


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In my previous post I covered up to create fields for Job content types. Continuing from the part I, here are further steps to create a job portal in Drupal. Read more »
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Following my comment on Drupal.org forum, many people lands up on my site and I have been getting many requests to help develop job portal in Drupal.
So, I am going to share the easiest way to develop a job portal website using Drupal. I will be sharing a step by step help to create a job portal so anyone having little knowledge about website development and Drupal can create his own job portal easily. These steps were written 2 years back so it's written for Drupal 6.x. There are some essential modules of job portal are not available in Drupal 7 yet so it wouldn't be possible to follow the same steps and create job portal in Drupal 7. Read more »
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I was very proud of myself that I could handle many communications at a time and I could do many things like reading blog, chatting with friends, chatting with multiple clients, replying to emails, updating twitter, checking FB, preparing project estimations, talking on phone, etc. (few of them at a time).
The handling is easy, I keep switching the tabs/windows of the browsers, documents and chat windows and like a processor give all the tasks a little time and then switch to another one. I really enjoyed this and I thought I was being very productive working this way as I could handle different tasks at a time. Read more »
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For all Gujjus !!! (Read & Just Laugh. Just for fun, nothing serious buddy. )
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- The first rule of money - never use your own!
- "Su nava juni" is our version of wassup?
- Be it seven in the morning or 1am, gaathiyas are always welcome.
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It wouldn't be exaggerating to say millions of people in India have dream of meeting Sachin Tendulkar personally. The country where Sachin is given status of God, people are dying to meet him and here is a chance which will fulfil someone's dream. Kaspersky India has started a contest where user can participate in the contest and stand a chance to meet Sachin. So do you want to meet the God? Check the details below.
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While searching on Google, many times, I wondered how some of the bloggers were getting their picture along with the Google search result. I thought 'wouldn't it look too cool if I also got my picture along with the search result for my blogs?'. So, after a little search and some experiments I also achieved that B-) and believe me it isn't too hard. You can also get your picture to be displayed on the Google search result page. Read more »
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- Did you ever wonder why you see someone offline all the time on yahoo messenger?
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Well, in such cases you would love to know if someone is online but in invisible mode. Here is a simple way to detect if the Yahoo user is invisible. Just insert the yahoo user id in the box below and check out the status. Read more »
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Recently, on radio, I heard an ad that Google has launched a service to provide websites for Small businesses absolutely at no cost. As it was promoted by Google I thought to see what it actually was and so I landed on http://www.indiagetonline.in. On website I found that it was a joint venture of Google and Hostgator (one of the biggest hosting provider). As the names are big I thought it couldn't be a scam.
So to try it out, I started with the registration and selected a domain to register. The domain was available so on next step it asked for Personal Information, Business Information and Login details. As per their policy user must provide PAN (permanent account number) / TAN (Tax deduction Account Number) / CIN (Corporate Identity Number) to complete the registration. Once I accepted the terms and condition I was registered and I received an email with login details. One thing I noticed that, though it asked for password on registration page, it sent completely different username and password in the email. So I guess the password they are asking during registration process is irrelevant (will anyone at google india/hostgator india like to take care of this? ;) ). Read more »
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- Do you often forget wishing your friends on their birthday?
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text: Hey, like in my post in the introductory forum, i'm looking for a mentor to help me with finalizing My theme for my book serie's Concept art as well as helping me with the basics and techniques. I just got my tablet in the mail today, very much excited. I think i wrote yesterday in the intro post... oops, but the kind of theme i'm going for is a kind of post apocalyptic sci fi, jungle feel. If i were to type alot of info partaining to the book, I'd be writing for hours. So whoever is interested and wants to help, I'm more then glad to share alot of the details with them. Hope to find a mentor soon.


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Turnbull rejects need for media regulator
PUBLISHED: 27 Apr 2012 00:04:32 | UPDATED: 27 Apr 2012 00:04:32PUBLISHED: 27 Apr 2012 PRINT EDITION: 27 Apr 2012A proposal to impose a new national regulator on the media industry would be likely to be blocked by the opposition. On Thursday Malcolm Turnbull firmly rejected any move by the Gillard government to impose more regulation on the media.
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The End - The Doors
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X Japan - Art of Life Watch/listen only if you have about 30 minutes to spare.
Probably American Pie or Hey Hey, My My.
I would freakin' love the album version of Love Reign O'er Me though.
"At least it can't get any worse. Not tonight anyway, it's pretty late."
Its going to be BAT OUT OF HELL. The full fat 9 minute version with pro keys (no pro guitar or bass)
I'm pretty sure the original master stems are intact still and would make sense from the point of view that A.) They licensed at the same time as "Paradise By the Dashboard Light) and B.) It could be one of the most challenging official DLC songs overall to play for all instruments.
Also the lyrics in the song could be rather fitting:
"Like a bat out of hell
I'll be gone when the morning comes
When the night is over
Like a bat out of hell I'll be gone gone gone....."
Its so sad to see this happening, I wish it was an April Fools Joke. I just hope we can do something as a community to get a lot more recognizable material on Rock Band Network. I'd happily support it!
Come on lets give these 5 artists some DLC love please!
Bruce Springsteen
Mumford and Sons
Fine Young Cannibals
Ocean Colour Scene
the end- the doors
when the music's over-the doors
american pie-don mclean
open arms-journey
i know none of my picks matter because they said they have already picked one


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Bought my first two direct from Kymaro, but they don't sell them anymore. Happily found them thru Carol Wright when searching on the internet. Wish they came in Black or White too. People always ask me if I've lost weight when I wear them (wish it were true...lol) They not only make me look slimmer and taller, they are the most comfortable jeans ever. The two additional seams on your hip area REALLY make the difference. I'm a size 12, but I order the 10 and it fits perfect. They do come up to your true waist, but they don't cut in and bind your waist area. Hope that these stay available for awhile.
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You can only apply for a social security card if you receive employment. Initially, you can only work on-campus. After one academic year, you are eligible for paid internships which would allow you to work off-campus in a job relating to your field. After graduation, you are eligible for one year of full-time employment if you participate in Optional Practical Training (OPT). El Monte Social Security Administration Office: CLOSED DUE TO FIRE DAMAGE3380 Flair Drive, Suite #113 Two other local Social Security Administration Offices:501 S. Vincent Ave. 900 S. Garfield Ave. For On-campus EmploymentSince you are an international student, you will need a letter from the UWest staff/administrator hiring you. You also be required to see the International Student Advisor for a letter to give to the Social Security office. Forms and directions will be supplied to you upon your request. Once you have completed all steps and forms, you can go to any Social Security Office. Remember to take your I-20, passport and I-94, DSO letter, Employer letter, and completed social security form when you go. Lines can sometimes be long, so be prepared to wait. Once you apply, you will be given a receipt. Once you receive your number in the mail please bring a copy to the HR office. You may not begin work until you receive your number in the mail. |


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If I do not have a source or TOU for things would that mean I am free to use it as freebies as I wish?
Just saw your survivor LO -- awesomely done by the way! And when I saw it was at the tulip festival had to come & check out where you were located. We're on a few hours away from Holland, in fact my cousin lives in that area. So howdy neighbor!
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After five seasons with the Celtics, free agent guard Ray Allen committed on Friday to signing with the Miami Heat.
Ray Allen, right, posed with Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett on July 2007, the year he joined the team.
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The Big Three celebrated winning the NBA title in the 2007-2008 season against the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Ray Allen scored 51 points in an epic performance against the Chicago Bulls in the 2009 playoffs.
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Allen and the Celtics battled their way into the 2010 NBA Finals, but lost to the Lakers in seven games.
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