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Sunday, June 25, 2017

Learn Something New


Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to work hard at work worth doing. - Theodore Roosevelt

 
For all things difficult to acquire, the intelligent man works with perseverance. — Lao Tzu
 


  
Thomas Annan Glasgow 1868 
 
 
 
 



Republican "Christians" want healthcare only for those who “earn” it. You know, like when Jesus ran a credit report on Lazarus. John 11:1-44











 
interview with @HarasRafiq CEO of @QuilliamOrg on how we can counter extremism in our society http://ow.ly/43s130cMuUO 


.,..interview with @BenFerencz Former Prosecutor at the Nuremberg War Trials which followed World War 2 http://ow.ly/SZ1K30cPYQj






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Thursday, June 22, 2017

Horse Tribute

 



 Soldiers pay tribute to 8 million horses who died during the First World War. 1915 http://buff.ly/2szOJNQ 










 


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Almost 300,000 set the yoga world record in India

 

Monument in Big Muddy Valley looks like a giant sandcastle
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Explore the Castle Butte monument in Saskatchewan's remote and rugged badlands.

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After dropping her off at freshman orientation, @Avery_Leilani's mom got acquainted with some of the other students.



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Almost 300,000 set the yoga world record in India
International Yoga Day   
What better way to celebrate Internation Yoga Day than to set a Guinness World Record for the largest mass yoga session? Organiser…




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Tuesday, June 20, 2017

This glove could give some independence to elderly and disabled people



Published on Sep 10, 2016
This wearable robot helps disabled patients regain control of their hands
  • Category: Entertainment

  • License: Standard YouTube License



 Link: https://youtu.be/DJngN7KEFNU


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Business Insider‏Verified account @businessinsider
This glove could give some independence to elderly and disabled people
The Exo-Glove is a wearable soft robot
The Exo-Glove was created by a team at SNU Robotics, and it is helping some paralyzed people by allowing them to grasp and lift things up to a pound.





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Monday, June 19, 2017

Six ways to lead a brain-healthy lifestyle



MS Brain Health‏ @MSBrainHealth 

Six ways to lead a brain-healthy lifestyle with #MultipleSclerosis http://msbrainhealth.org/treatment-decisions/comprehensive-approach-co-morbidities-bh-lifestyle/article/six-ways-to-lead-a-brain-healthy-lifestyle … #MS


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Friday, June 16, 2017

Brain fog of multiple sclerosis



Is the brain fog of multiple sclerosis causing you to doubt your sanity? http://dld.bz/fPKrm

 
Researchers Develop New Method to Specifically Target Immune Cells that Trigger #MS http://www.basichomeinfusion.com/blog/New-Method-Target-MS-Cells.html …































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Wednesday, June 14, 2017

Cheering for Politics of the moment






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Low-cosr pill delays the progress of early-stage m.s.

THE low-cost PILL THAT SLOWS DISEASE  

Patients with early-stage MS could be offered an antibiotic commonly used to treat acne.

The drug, minocycline, costs less than 1p a pill and has been shown to delay the progress of the disease.

In a six-month Canadian trial, 142 patients with early signs of MS were given either a twice-daily minocycline tablet or a placebo. Twice as many in the placebo group went on to develop MS.

Treating patients with minocycline could be far cheaper than injectable therapies currently available, which can cost tens of thousands of pounds per patient.

The dose given to MS patients was twice that for acne and there are side effects, including nausea and skin discoloration, which may be permanent.



 

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4569258/Man-crippled-MS-swim-Channel.html#ixzz4k1vn6OdK
 
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Saturday, June 10, 2017

Why cat racing never took off.


You Had One Job‏ @_youhadonejob1
Why cat racing never took off.
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Friday, June 9, 2017

Focus

 

Because the mind’s tendency is to wander from one worry... The Worry-Free Mind - Carol Kershaw, EdD & Bill Wade, PhD #TheWorryFreeMind
















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Working around S.P.M.S. and living well is the primary topic of this blog.

My observations by a non-scientist about the fast growing science of the brain will be discussed. M.S. is subject to plenty of research and scientists may find a cure in the next decade.

Meantime, we need to keep our spirits up and take whatever individual actions we can take to keep ourselves physically healthy and engaged in meaningful activities.

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Jennifer believes we live in the garden of Eden and I believe that we are destroying it. Our saving grace is within ourselves, our faith, and our mindfulness. We need to make a conscious effort to respect and preserve all life.
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  • GET A LIFE NOW
    The Three Quests - Frederick Buechner
  • Positive Psychology
    Albert E. N. Gray’s The Common Denominator of Success
  • My Fawlty Wiring
    Jim Rohn on remembering the basics: Applied to progressive MS
  • Boxing Bets
    Gerald McClellan's Sister Tells All: Secrets, Cover-Ups AND 30 Years of Silence
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    Set goals! Progress has little to do with speed, but much to do with direction.
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    Take Your Pet to Work
  • The Addiction Labyrinth
    Information Overload is the Bane of my Life
  • Men and Markets Observed
    The mathematician who cracked Wall Street | Jim Simons
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    Living with a sense of purpose in life

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  • MS Discovery Forum
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