Desert dawn
Originally uploaded by John_Freeman.
Wow!!!
Do Statins Cause Diabetes and Heart Disease?: "Nutrition, exercise, and stress management can no longer be considered alternative medicine. They are essential medicine."
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There's a thank-you card inside you, waiting to be written. Don't take someone else's contributions for granted. We all want to be appreciated. Send that note - you will have NO IDEA how much it will mean - to them, to you. Who knows what beautiful chain of events it will trigger as your gratitude goes out into the world?
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10:30 AM
A review of Bush's memoirs.
Only the British can make "scathing" seem like an understatement.
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7:29 PM
“The tendency of nature is to restore the injured body to health, but in order for health to be maintained there must be a change in behavior or understanding. The burnt hand does not return to the fire. Healing includes not only ... the regrowth of damaged skin but the learning of a lesson which previously had been unknown.”
“In order to be healed, the patient must embrace something which was previously outside him or herself, while at the same time returning his or her organism to the care of nature. The intrusive, interventive element may come from God, the spirit, the supernatural, or the surgeon's scalpel, but at any rate it changes the patient intrinsically from the way he or she was before. Healing is magical.”
- Matthew Wood, “Vitalism”
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9:16 AM
By Little and By Little: A Girl Named Gia and A Blue Bicycle
Great story about how the Universe provides opportunities when we ask questions and are open.
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5:50 AM
News Analysis - When Avandia and Other Drugs Cause Problems They Are Supposed to Prevent - NYTimes.com: "The population is aging, many have chronic diseases. And companies are going after giant markets, huge parts of the population, heavily advertising drugs that are to be taken for a lifetime.
And the way drugs are evaluated, with the emphasis on shorter-term studies before marketing, is not helping, Dr. Carpenter said.
“Here is a wide-scale institutional failure,” he said. “We have placed far more resources and requirements upon premarket assessment of drugs than on postmarket.”"
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10:27 AM
You MUST read this column. MUST. MUST, MUST, MUST.
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5:15 PM
Physically separated bike lanes. So, so awesome. Hello, Toronto planners - are you listening????
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3:49 PM
Every living thing yearns to be free
Originally uploaded by Noisypond.
This is a photo I took in 2006 that I apparently didn't think was all that good, but when I looked at it today, it struck me for some reason. I cropped it a little and like it even more.
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