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Biden Has Released 250,000 Unaccompanied Illegal Immigrant Children Into The US
Biden is stepping over border laws and encouraging illegal immigration, creating a creeping humanitarian disaster from which there seems to be no escape.
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Survey: Have you Moved to a Colder Climate? gplans 13 y 4,924 † C †
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Survey: Have you Moved to a Colder Climate?
Hi there
I'm doing a research project and am needing a greater variety of participants. I was wondering whether anyone would mind doing my online survey? It should take no longer than 5 minutes.
The criteria for being a participant is that you have moved to a colder climate (even if within the same country) at some point in your life, and have lived there for at least 2 years. The questions relate to seasonality in the colder climate. The link is:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PM6SYCX
Feel free to forward my link on to people who meet the criteria. Ideally, I am needing any extra data in the next few days.
Thanks a lot!!!
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Done!
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Ditto, Results to be shared, very much plz by request of a participant? Very interesting subject matter.
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i dont believe its about the colder climate as muc...
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This is a reply to # 1,819,985i dont believe its about the colder climate as much as i do believe it is about vitamin d and serotonin to your brain. ive lived in maine for my whole life except for the years i lived in the flor ....
i dont believe its about the colder climate as much as i do believe it is about vitamin d and serotonin to your brain. ive lived in maine for my whole life except for the years i lived in the florida keys. major difference in mood and Depression when the sun starts setting at 4:20 instead of 8:00 i noticed. even with plenty of outdoor winter activities sometimes the sun just isnt in the right place to help our troubled minds.-
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A Form of relocation...(video) chirontherainbowbridge 15 y 2,976
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A Form of relocation...(video)
"relocation" is the most accurate place I could find to put this...no rebirth or reincarnation forum? ..(surprising, since there are so many accounts of it. And more and more provable.) CZ feels a bit like my own filing system. Way too many folders!! More and more I see they all reduce down to one or two--trouble is, that folder needs reducing. :-) Oh Well, so be it.
Here's one story, and it seems to some with some healing, which is THE thing. (I never watch Fox news or any news, but just came across this)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWCUjx4nI98
This is an ABC article (for those who can't take the fox news style
http://www.reversespins.com/proofofreincarnation.html
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This is a reply to # 1,500,782Re: The big relocation, you might say...also interesting; lots of links
http://reluctant-messenger.com/reincarnation-buddha.htm
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This is a reply to # 1,500,793Re: The big relocation, you might say A unique death/rebirth
http://www.mellen-thomas.com/stories.htm
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Let's start a discussion... SqueakyClean 20 y 3,078
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Let's start a discussion...
A two-part question:
a) Does anyone know of any "health communities" out there? (Besides cults) I suppose that would include environment, lifestyle, and food.
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This is a reply to # 379,034I might.. As long as no one else attempts to impose their idea of ”health” on me, a la Homeowners Association. Why, you may ask? And I would answer, ”Because there are still folks out there wh...
I might.. As long as no one else attempts to impose their idea of "health" on me, a la Homeowners Association.
Why, you may ask?
And I would answer, "Because there are still folks out there who think saccharine is OK. Because there are still folks out there who call themselves healthy, but who load their yards up with Roundup every year. Because there are folks out there who don't know what they're talking about, but they *think* they do.. And therefore they can't shut up."
So it would take a written agreement, IMHO.
Probably what our Forefathers were doing by writing a Constitution..
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This is a reply to # 379,038Hey, great! After 2 years, someone finally answers my post! Ha ha! Curezone is great! I definitely think a written agreement is in order.
Hey, great! After 2 years, someone finally answers my post! Ha ha!
Curezone is great!
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Hey, how about we design one.. Wanna brainstorm?
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This is a reply to # 379,039Hey, how about we design one.. Wanna brainstorm?
Hi SC,
Only 2 months after your post to spot the thread, which I did accidentally (And am glad I did)..:) Not too bad huh?
I have often thought about a community where skills were valued as well as money.. A community which produces most or all of its own food and makes natural products marketable outside itself.. At one time I started an actual plan..
We could maybe work out an outline, at least..
What do you think?
Good Health,
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Yes it is very expensive to live there. I would love to go right about now. The winter here in Alaska has been way too long this year. Oh well......hey! How about Mexico? Everything is cheape ....
count me in.... seriously. my bags are packed ;)
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Relocating For Health
Climate is among the oldest of man's experiments in the treatment of diseases. At the turn of the century it was believed that the right climate, good food and rest could cure many illnesses including, tuberculosis, upper respiratory diseases and arthritis. At that time tuberculosis was known as the 'White Plague' and was one of the most common and most life threatening diseases. Early experiments in its treatment included convalescent care and sabbaticals to the Southwest because of the benefit of its arid climate. Health-seekers came to the Southwest from all over the country in the hope that the desert air and life-giving sunshine would, if not cure, then arrest, their illnesses.
Perhaps reactions to changes in weather are as variable as the weather itself. In that case exploring all your options would be wise. Some people travel worldwide monitoring their physical reactions to varying climates as well as any other questions they may have before settling. Some of us cannot afford that luxury. Our decisions are heavily reliant on research at the local library, internet and even word of mouth. Maybe the doctor has recommended a move to increase you or your loved ones chances of surviving a debilitating life threatening disease. Or maybe you are suffering from a chronic condition and are contemplating a more suitable climate to ease the discomfort. Certainly questions like climate conditions, cost of living and medical care, home prices, culture, crime rate, taxes, education, applying for visas, crossing the border, economy, safety, road conditions, moving tips, advice on route to take, “Can we drink the water?” could be answered here.
This forum was created with the intention of addressing all those concerns associated with relocating to a new environment. It is intended to accommodate all age groups young and old, or future retirees who have developed chronic conditions through the years. All are welcome! We encourage posters to volunteer an analysis of their own neck of the woods. Who knows…. You might strike up a conversation with a resident, or citizen living in your target area.
We welcome your questions, perspectives and comments.
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Either Extreme is No Good
...This response submitted by Dee Lortt-Dean on 12/30/96. Author's Email: thebabe@inetworld.net
I've had Ms for 10+ years now. All that I have learned from my own personal experience & from those I know with MS is that either extreme is no good, extreme heat, or extreme cold. Most of my friends with MS are more so affected by the heat than cold. For me, I respond poorly in both extremes. In the heat & humidity, I turn to rubber & am very weak, pretty much useless. In the cold, I become very stiff & rigid. It's as if my joints lock up & I walk like the tin-man. I live in San Diego, which has ideal climate for my condition. I do, however, visit family in Michigan. The fall is the best time to go, no miserable humidity & no freezing cold.
Arid Arizona is likely to cook as climate changes
Thursday, September 27, 2001 By Environmental News Network
There is likely to be decreased air quality in the state due to increased smog levels, leading to more frequent and severe attacks of asthma and other respiratory problems. Ozone-related health problems already warrant high concern in the state. Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix, had 74 Orange Alert days from 1997 to 1999. For the 40,000 children and 70,000 adults with asthma who live in Maricopa Country, smog is of special concern.
My state
This response submitted by on 12/5/96. Author's Email:
I live in New Mexico & don't know how MS folks that live in the humid states survive. We visit North Carolina a lot & I CAN NOT handle it in the summer. It can be 100 degrees here but with 10% humidity who cares! In the humid states it seldom gets to 100 degrees but the humidity is so high that you can't find a cool place... or even breath. Here all you have to do is step in the shade. Here it will be 100 in the day & drop to 50 at night.... ummmmmm good sleeping!!!
Weather
This response submitted by Robert G. in San Francisco on 12/6/96. Author's Email: pippin@hooked.net
I live in relatively moderate San Francisco; however, I find that when it is quite hot, I cannot walk well. That also happens when it is quite cold. And San Francisco is not that variable. Nevertheless, I am best when the weather is really moderate -- in the 70's and with moderate humidity (around 50 to 75 percent). It was curious, however, that the initial symptoms really took off when I was in Lillehammer, Norway in 1994 for the Winter Olympics. And that was before diagnosis. My neurologist says that the cold increased to reaction; however, it did not make the onset either more rapid or extreme. I would say to monitor reactions and choose the most workable situation based on journal entries of reactions over time and using a number of different experimental environments.
PA Humidity
This response submitted by SMM on 12/15/96. Author's Email:
Humidity certainly affects my MS. The cold weather we have makes me stiff but certainly doesn't stir up my MS like our hot, humid days do. Everyone I know who has MS is affected the same way. I dread hot, humid days; I cannot function.
Others
I find weather certainly does affect me. I was told to watch out for summers, the heat would make me feel lousy and exacerbate my symptoms. Hot tubs ---yes!! I cannot do them anymore. But , so far, general hot summer weather did not bother me. Cold, however, makes me go absolutely spastic! I have trouble walking, and even talking! The cold seems to bother me much more than the heat. so, --yes, weather can affect you with MS, but HOW is the question.
"You can sit in Chicago all winter and stare at the dirty snow and not go outside," Barbee says. Or, you can sit in the desert sun and feel better. In either case, studies show, lung function doesn't change, but the patient's outlook does."
Resources
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http://neuro-www.mgh.harvard.edu/neurowebforum/MultipleSclerosisArticles/MSan...
http://enn.com/news/enn-stories/2001/09/09272001/s_45095.asp
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Japan's island of long life
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Japan's island of long life
Japan's island of long life
Japanese live longer than any other nationals -- and the highest life expectancy is in Okinawa. There is no secret formula, writes Stephen Carr, just a mix of good diet and a healthy attitude.
WHEN it comes to life expectancy, Japan is something of a contradiction -- the Japanese are the longest living people in the world, yet they are dying early of overwork.
Japanese is the only language that has a word -- karoshi -- for dying from working too hard. The Labour Ministry says 90 people worked themselves to death in 1998, though unofficial estimates put the figure far higher.
The Japan Times says at least 10000 people are believed to literally wear themselves out to the point of fatal collapse every year.
At the same time, Japanese who do reach old age do so in greater numbers than anyone else.
The average Japanese can expect to live to 79,9 years -- more than anywhere else in the world, says a 1998 World Health Organisation survey.
In the southernmost island chain, Okinawa, the figure is even higher -- 80,6 years. And Okinawan women live even longer -- 85,08 years compared to the 83,2 average for other Japanese women.
"Japanese as a whole are the longest-lived people in the world," says Bradley Willcox, co-author of the book The Okinawa Programme, released in mid-2001. "The Okinawans happen to be the longest-lived of the longest-lived."
Many Okinawans live well beyond the average. For every 100000 people, 30 have passed their 100th birthday, one of the highest rates in the world.
Theories on why people in one part of the country live longer than the rest have often rested in folklore. But the trend has attracted scientific interest too.
An Okinawa International Conference on Longevity, set to be held on the island on November 12 to 13, is expected to attract 250 gerontologists, nutritionists and longevity research specialists from around the world to examine the issue in detail.
Dr Guy Beckman, a Finnish university professor who has been researching Japanese longevity for 10 years, says there are four major factors in the high rate of longevity among Okinawans:
* Good climate -- very warm and sunny;
* Very good food habits -- lots of fish, vegetables, and pork without the fat;
* Excellent working conditions -- employees are cared for and job satisfaction is very high;
* Cultural background -- very good social networks and excellent support from family members and relatives.
The generally accepted reason for Okinawan longevity is the absence of karoshi. The islanders are known for their carefree and relaxed attitude to life.
http://www.dispatch.co.za/2001/10/16/editoria/LP.HTM
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Relocating For Health
Climate is among the oldest of man's experiments in the treatment of diseases. At the turn of the century it was believed that the right climate, good food and rest could cure many illnesses including, tuberculosis, upper respiratory diseases and arthritis. At that time tuberculosis was known as the 'White Plague' and was one of the most common and most life threatening diseases. Early experiments in its treatment included convalescent care and sabbaticals to the Southwest because of the benefit of its arid climate. Health-seekers came to the Southwest from all over the country in the hope that the desert air and life-giving sunshine would, if not cure, then arrest, their illnesses.
Perhaps reactions to changes in weather are as variable as the weather itself. In that case exploring all your options would be wise. Some people travel worldwide monitoring their physical reactions to varying climates as well as any other questions they may have before settling. Some of us cannot afford that luxury. Our decisions are heavily reliant on research at the local library, internet and even word of mouth. Maybe the doctor has recommended a move to increase you or your loved ones chances of surviving a debilitating life threatening disease. Or maybe you are suffering from a chronic condition and are contemplating a more suitable climate to ease the discomfort. Certainly questions like climate conditions, cost of living and medical care, home prices, culture, crime rate, taxes, education, applying for visas, crossing the border, economy, safety, road conditions, moving tips, advice on route to take, “Can we drink the water?” could be answered here.
This forum was created with the intention of addressing all those concerns associated with relocating to a new environment. It is intended to accommodate all age groups young and old, or future retirees who have developed chronic conditions through the years. All are welcome! We encourage posters to volunteer an analysis of their own neck of the woods. Who knows…. You might strike up a conversation with a resident, or citizen living in your target area.
We welcome your questions, perspectives and comments.
Quotes:
Either Extreme is No Good ...This response submitted by Dee Lortt-Dean on 12/30/96. Author's Email: thebabe@inetworld.net
I've had Ms for 10+ years now. All that I have learned from my own personal experience & from those I know with MS is that either extreme is no good, extreme heat, or extreme cold. Most of my friends with MS are more so affected by the heat than cold. For me, I respond poorly in both extremes. In the heat & humidity, I turn to rubber & am very weak, pretty much useless. In the cold, I become very stiff & rigid. It's as if my joints lock up & I walk like the tin-man. I live in San Diego, which has ideal climate for my condition. I do, however, visit family in Michigan. The fall is the best time to go, no miserable humidity & no freezing cold.
Arid Arizona is likely to cook as climate changes Thursday, September 27, 2001 By Environmental News Network
There is likely to be decreased air quality in the state due to increased smog levels, leading to more frequent and severe attacks of asthma and other respiratory problems. Ozone-related health problems already warrant high concern in the state. Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix, had 74 Orange Alert days from 1997 to 1999. For the 40,000 children and 70,000 adults with asthma who live in Maricopa Country, smog is of special concern.
My state This response submitted by on 12/5/96. Author's Email:
I live in New Mexico & don't know how MS folks that live in the humid states survive. We visit North Carolina a lot & I CAN NOT handle it in the summer. It can be 100 degrees here but with 10% humidity who cares! In the humid states it seldom gets to 100 degrees but the humidity is so high that you can't find a cool place... or even breath. Here all you have to do is step in the shade. Here it will be 100 in the day & drop to 50 at night.... ummmmmm good sleeping!!!
Weather This response submitted by Robert G. in San Francisco on 12/6/96. Author's Email: pippin@hooked.net
I live in relatively moderate San Francisco; however, I find that when it is quite hot, I cannot walk well. That also happens when it is quite cold. And San Francisco is not that variable. Nevertheless, I am best when the weather is really moderate -- in the 70's and with moderate humidity (around 50 to 75 percent). It was curious, however, that the initial symptoms really took off when I was in Lillehammer, Norway in 1994 for the Winter Olympics. And that was before diagnosis. My neurologist says that the cold increased to reaction; however, it did not make the onset either more rapid or extreme. I would say to monitor reactions and choose the most workable situation based on journal entries of reactions over time and using a number of different experimental environments.
PA Humidity This response submitted by SMM on 12/15/96. Author's Email:
Humidity certainly affects my MS. The cold weather we have makes me stiff but certainly doesn't stir up my MS like our hot, humid days do. Everyone I know who has MS is affected the same way. I dread hot, humid days; I cannot function.
Others
I find weather certainly does affect me. I was told to watch out for summers, the heat would make me feel lousy and exacerbate my symptoms. Hot tubs ---yes!! I cannot do them anymore. But , so far, general hot summer weather did not bother me. Cold, however, makes me go absolutely spastic! I have trouble walking, and even talking! The cold seems to bother me much more than the heat. so, --yes, weather can affect you with MS, but HOW is the question.
"You can sit in Chicago all winter and stare at the dirty snow and not go outside," Barbee says. Or, you can sit in the desert sun and feel better. In either case, studies show, lung function doesn't change, but the patient's outlook does."
Resources
http://neuro-www.mgh.harvard.edu/neurowebforum/MultipleSclerosisArticles/MSan...
http://enn.com/news/enn-stories/2001/09/09272001/s_45095.asp
http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/branches/spc/pams_old1/health.html-
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