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Diabetes Slows Brain FunctionMedicineNet.com Mon, 05 Jan 2009 12:24 PM PSTTitle: Diabetes Slows Brain Function Category: Health News Created: 1/5/2009 Last Editorial Review: 1/5/2009

Tibetan monks prepare for annual Buddhism examPeople’s Daily Mon, 05 Jan 2009 7:10 AM PSTMonks from Tibet’s leading monasteries have gathered to prepare for an annual tryout in Lhasa, hoping to get the highest academic degree of Tibetan Buddhism. Three-hundred thirty-one monks from the Sera, Drepung and Ganden monasteries and the Jokhang Temple attended a 14-day sutra review session at a monastery about 30 kilometers from downtown Lhasa, where they discussed the precise ...

What to Expect As a Journalist in 2009?Poynter Institute Sun, 04 Jan 2009 9:22 PM PSTQ. I’m an undergraduate student in her fourth and final year of study. In May, I’ll be graduating with a bachelor of arts in journalism, a minor in psychology and an honors concentration that amounts to 18 credits of multi-disciplinary seminars.

Top 10 kids health issues to watchBelleville News-Democrat Mon, 05 Jan 2009 5:38 AM PSTAs 2008 comes to a close, Akron, Ohio, Children’s Hospital has compiled “10 Kids’ Health Issues to Watch” in 2009. This year’s list includes both mental and physical health issues. However, one common thread factors into many of these issues and so became the country’s focus of attention: the economy. The financial crunch, here and around the world, will undoubtedly affect the physical and ...

Sex trafficking: the evil behind the forced smilesSeattle Times Mon, 05 Jan 2009 2:15 AM PSTSex trafficking — and the horrific abuses spawned by the trade in mostly teenage girls throughout much of the developing world — is truly the 21st century’s version of slavery. Many of these modern slaves will die of AIDS by their late 20s.

Sex bullying: Thousands of pupils suspended from school for sexual misconductDaily Mirror Mon, 05 Jan 2009 7:09 AM PSTA “shocking new trend” in sex bullying was revealed today as figures showed more than 3,000 children were suspended from school for sexual misconduct.

‘STEROIDS MADE SEX LIFE HELL’New York Post Mon, 05 Jan 2009 3:15 AM PSTDAN Clark loved the power steroids gave him - until the “American Gladiators” star discovered the muscle-enhancing drugs made him grow man-boobs, shrank his privates and turned sex into a painful experience. “Bitch t- -s, man boobs...

Alleged sex offenders escape prosecution on reservations, Cascade ...Great Falls Tribune - Great Falls,MT,USACrawford received a two-year suspended sentence for felony partner assault. In June 2004, Crawford was indicted for sexual assault. ...See all stories on this topic


Get on board! All ages learn to surf at WaikikiBoston Herald Sat, 03 Jan 2009 9:11 PM PSTHONOLULU - Surfing for the first time is like a first kiss. There is confusion and excitement, and everything happens in a rush. I have come to sun-drenched Waikiki,...

Natural Medicine: Unearthing the benefits of mushroomsSeattle Post Intelligencer - USAAlong with their anti-cancer properties, mushrooms also boast small amounts of several vitamins and minerals. These small wonders are rich in the important ...See all stories on this topic

Researcher says dreams correlate with age, genderThe Oklahoman Sat, 03 Jan 2009 10:00 PM PSTNot all dream researchers agree about the symbolism of dreams. Ivy Norris, field director of the Oklahoma School of Metaphysics, said she believes almost all dreams are important and can be interpreted. But some researchers believe dreams are more a result of waking concerns. One such dream researcher is G. William Domhoff, an author and professor in psychology and sociology at the University of ...

Advocates call bill a good first step in sex-slave fightThe Columbus Dispatch Sun, 04 Jan 2009 0:38 AM PSTIn an attempt to combat Ohio’s reputation as a hub for enslavement of people for the sex trade, state lawmakers have sent the governor a bill to increase criminal penalties for related crimes.

Police Accuse Man Of Holding Ex-Wife As Sex SlaveWSOC-TV Charlotte Sun, 04 Jan 2009 3:57 AM PSTMONROE, N.C.—Monroe police have arrested a local man and charged him with keeping his ex-wife as a drugged sex slave over the last five years.

Report: No-sex pledges futileLouisville Courier-Journal Sun, 04 Jan 2009 1:51 AM PSTTeens who pledge to remain virgins until marriage are just as likely to have premarital sex as those who do not promise abstinence — and are significantly less likely to use birth control when they do, according to a study released last week.

Female inmates speak out on sexual assaults, missed warningsDetroit Free Press - United StatesNonetheless, a series of human rights reports throughout the 1990s said sexual assaults on female inmates were rampant and corrections officials tolerated ...See all stories on this topic
Rape victims to get free careDetroit Free Press - United StatesNew laws passed in Lansing in December prohibit health-care providers such as hospital emergency rooms from billing sexual-assault survivors. ...See all stories on this topic

Children sexually assaulted by classmatesTelegraph.co.uk - United KingdomA 13-year-old girl described how she was a victim of a sexual assault after months of inappropriate comments and touching by a boy in her class. ...See all stories on this topic

Crow consider ‘contract law enforcement’Great Falls Tribune - Great Falls,MT,USA”The tribe is now exploring the possibility of contract law enforcement services,” said former US Attorney Sherry Matteucci, who has worked with the Crow ...See all stories on this topic

ND legislative session will have plenty of bread-and-butter issuesGrand Forks Herald - Grand Forks,ND,USAHouse Bill 1040 makes a law allowing people to make a missing-person report “to any law enforcement agency in the state” and the agency can’t refuse to ...See all stories on this topic

Diet Coke Plus Faces FDA WarningDiet Blog - Santa Ana,California,USACouple that with the fact that the amount of vitamins and minerals added to Diet Coke Plus remains somewhat vague, and it becomes clear why the FDA deemed ...See all stories on this topic

Bong... new pot law a budding disaster for copsO Jornal - Fall River,MA,USAChief Souza said that during a recent law enforcement meeting the problem was discussed. A possible method would be for a state trooper to call the local ...See all stories on this topic

Brain circuit abnormalities may underlie bulimia nervosa in womenEurekAlert! Mon, 05 Jan 2009 1:33 PM PST( JAMA and Archives Journals ) Women with bulimia nervosa appear to respond more impulsively during psychological testing than those without eating disorders, and brain scans show differences in areas responsible for regulating behavior, according to a report in the January issue of Archives of General Psychiatry, one of the JAMA/Archives journals.

Collagen VI may help protect the brain against Alzheimer’s diseasePhysOrg Mon, 05 Jan 2009 11:26 AM PSTScientists from the Gladstone Institute of Neurological Disease (GIND), UCSF, and Stanford have discovered that a certain type of collagen, collagen VI, protects brain cells against amyloid-beta (Aβ) proteins, which are widely thought to cause Alzheimer’s disease (AD). While the functions of collagens in cartilage and muscle are well established, before this study it was unknown that collagen VI ...

Winning the battle against depression a gut decisionGreat Falls Tribune - Great Falls,MT,USAThe body needs vitamins and minerals to accomplish its functions, and we get these vitamins and minerals from the foods we eat. ...See all stories on this topic
Steve Jobs admits to “hormone imbalance”: does that solve it?guardian.co.uk - UKFoods such as fruit and vegetables provide vitamins and minerals and should be included daily. Jobs was, famously, a fruitarian, though is now understood to ...See all stories on this topic


Dark side of Rape victims to get free careDetroit Free Press Sun, 04 Jan 2009 0:23 AM PSTNo longer will Michigan’s rape victims be handed medical bills as they leave emergency care. New laws passed in Lansing in December prohibit health-care providers such as hospital emergency rooms from billing sexual-assault survivors. Instead, providers can seek reimbursement from the state’s crime victims fund. anthrax suspect revealed
Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune Sat, 03 Jan 2009 9:44 PM PSTFREDERICK, MD. - Inside the Army laboratory at Fort Detrick, the government’s brain for biological defense, Bruce Edwards Ivins paused to memorialize his moment in the spotlight as the anthrax panic of 2001 reached its peak.

John Travolta’s Brother Says, “Jett Was Autistic”Nolan Chart LLC - Warrenton,VA,USAJoey Travolta, brother of John Travolta and Uncle to Jett Travolta created an award winning documentary on Autism and often pleaded with brother John to ...See all stories on this topic

Portrait Emerges of Anthrax Suspects Troubled LifeThe Sarasota Herald-Tribune Sun, 04 Jan 2009 4:21 AM PSTThe anthrax investigation yielded nothing more than a strong hunch that Dr. Bruce E. Ivins was the perpetrator, a Times examination found.

Doubts persist that troubled scientist was anthrax killerSeattle Times Sun, 04 Jan 2009 2:23 AM PSTBruce Ivins’ suicide last July means a definitive outcome may never be possible in the deaths of five people.

Anthrax inquiry built on a hunchThe Sarasota Herald-Tribune Sat, 03 Jan 2009 10:10 PM PSTFBI: It has evidence against scientist, but no admission. And now, he’s dead.
Hangover helpPensacola News Journal - Pensacol,FL,USAThat’s my cure,” said Nick Zangari, owner of New York Nick’s on Palafox Place. “Hair of the dog,” said Nick’s bartender Stephanie Sutton. ...See all stories on this topic

Sheriff McNesby reflects on 43-year careerPensacola News Journal - Pensacol,FL,USAMcNes

Obama Transition Website: “Recovery from autism is neither ...Huffington Post - New York,NY,USABut there they are, on new the autism blog of President Elect Obama’s transition team at http://www.change.gov/. They were written by the two women the Obama people ...See all stories on this topic

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Jett Travolta’s death swirls up old rumors of autismExaminer.com - USASome people have said that Travolta and Preston were in denial of their son’s true condition: autism. In past interviews, Travolta has stated that he has a ...See all stories on this topic

John Travolta and Kelly Preston’s Son, Jett, Dies at 16Seattle Post Intelligencer - USAIn the past there have been reports that Jett was autistic, but Travolta always denied it, saying instead that his son suffered from Kawasaki Syndrome, ...See all stories on this topic
by worked for six sheriffs before he

Parkinson’s Disease Plays Havoc with Common Orthopaedic ConditionsNewswise Fri, 02 Jan 2009 7:18 AM PSTAlthough Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a neurological disorder, according to an article in the January 2009 issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, the disease also increases a person’s risk of experiencing complicated orthopaedic conditions.

Discovery of potential important pathway for controlling cell loss and survival in Parkinson’s diseaseNews-Medical-Net Fri, 02 Jan 2009 12:07 PM PSTNeurologists have observed for decades that Lewy bodies, clumps of aggregated proteins inside cells, appear in the brains of patients with Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative diseases.

Parkinson’s patient completes bike marathonThe Allen American Fri, 02 Jan 2009 11:25 PM PSTIn July 2006, Lori McWilliams’ life turned upside-down after doctors diagnosed her with Parkinson’s disease. At 45-years-old, McWilliams was on top of her game, she loved her job as a kindergarten teacher at McKinney Christian Academy.

New Survey Highlights People with Parkinson’s and Caregivers’ NeedsLexington Clipper-Herald Fri, 02 Jan 2009 11:50 PM PST(ARA) - In the United States, nearly one million people are affected by Parkinson’s disease, with one person diagnosed every nine minutes. That means that in the time it takes you to boil pasta, make a pot of coffee, or write a quick e-mail, one more person has been diagnosed.

Pell Grant creator dead at 90USA Today Fri, 02 Jan 2009 11:53 AM PSTFormer Sen. Claiborne Pell, who created a grant program so millions could attend college, died Thursday after a long battle with Parkinson’s Disease. He was 90.

Stimulating discovery on anxietyThe New Straits Times Sat, 03 Jan 2009 0:29 AM PSTTHE same kind of deep brain stimulation used to treat some Parkinson’s disease patients also helped a few people suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), French scientists reported.
was elected Escambia County’s chief law enforcement officer in 2000. “I remember the night it happened,” he said. ...See all stories on this topic
Enforcing law ... restoring order: Interim sheriff reflects on a ...Brunswick Times Record - ME, United StatesThe man credited with repairing significant rifts between management and rank-and-file law enforcement officers will continue that work from the No. ...See all stories on this topic

Cops and corrections: Reentry collaborations for public safetyCorrectionsOne - San Francisco,CA,USAThis overview of the 10 essential components of any law enforcement-involved reentry initiative provides a glimpse into the many issues that corrections ...See all stories on this topic

Teen killed on bus was kidnappedBoston Globe - United StatesOne person was arrested in the abduction and is in custody, one of the law enforcement officials said. Police did not say whether there was any link between ...See all stories on this topic

Change of the guard: Hunter prepares to leave after 20 years as ...Naples Daily News - Naples,FL,USAThe already salt-and-pepper-haired Hunter had been working in law enforcement less than 10 years, had “never investigated a crime in his life,” and never ...See all stories on this topic

Uplifting news: A pain-free, comfortable braThe Republican Fri, 02 Jan 2009 8:15 PM PST”What does a woman want?” asked an exasperated Sigmund Freud. The father of modern psychology claimed that in 30 years of study he had never figured it out

Kevin Beary reflects on 16 years as Orange sheriffOrlando Sentinel - Orlando,FL,USAYou don’t need to be cutting law enforcement now. We still have 50 million tourists coming through here each year. We’re still growing. ...See all stories on this topic

/ What Killed Jett Travolta?Atlantic Online - USAAn autopsy will not reveal autism, but it might help clear up some details. Quite why a 16-year-old needed a 24-hour nanny and a baby monitor device remains ...See all stories on this topic

CanadaPharmacyNews.com: Retired druggist fears biological attack ...By Jason Bob Graham of Florida found “it is more likely than not” that a weapon of mass destruction—such as deadly anthrax bacteria—will be used somewhere in the world. That finding in the report titled “World at Risk,” combined with its ...CanadaPharmacyNews.com - http://www.canadapharmacynews.com/



Top 10 Frederick Stories Of 2008WTOP - Washington,DC,USAFive-year-old Brooke Turton has an autism spectrum disorder. Autism is a developmental disorder that presents itself in children before age 3 and is ...See all stories on this topic

Priest wrong to exclude autistic child from MassPort Huron Times Herald - Port Huron,MI,USA19 letter, “Woman displayed her ignorance of autism.” We are grandparents and know firsthand the heartbreak people experience with an autistic child. ...See all stories on this topic

Silencing AutismAge of Autism - Trumbull,USABy Sara DiFucci For those of you who haven’t read Julie Obradovic’s article “The Autism Treatment Acceleration Act”, I suggest you do so now (HERE. ...See all stories on this topic

Church to pray for people with autismChristianToday - London,UKby Anne Thomas Christians and other faith communities are being invited to pray for millions of people around the world with autism. ...See all stories on this topic

Historic Surfing Club Wants Their Name BackKION 46 Salinas Fri, 02 Jan 2009 11:01 PM PSTThe Surf Museum may have to close its doors for good, due to the city’s budget cuts. Raising money for the museum will not be an easy task since the logo no longer belongs to the club. It is now in the hands of Ryan Rittenhouse who Mayo feels made false promises to get him to sign over the rights to the club’s logo and memorabilia.

The Spirit of Imperial BeachNBC4 Los Angeles Sat, 03 Jan 2009 7:00 AM PSTA statue being dedicated on Jan. 3, 2009, honors the birthplace of surfing for a cool $2.8 million.

From The Satellite Beach Public Library For Immidiate Action

FLA Legislative Alert

Contacts Needed Regarding Proposed Mid-Year State Aid to Public Library Cuts

As you are aware, the Legislature will convene in Tallahassee January 5 to determine how to deal with a projected $2.3 billion mid-year revenue shortfall. They will be looking at changes to the current budget for the year ending June 30, 2009. This message provides background regarding the budget process and urges library advocates to contact their legislators.

Background - In mid-December, House and Senate appropriations committees met in Tallahassee and began their deliberations by looking at options and on December 23rd, Governor Crist published his recommendations for how the state should respond.

The House and Senate Transportation and Economic Development Committees, those with primary responsibility for the funding of library programs in the Department of State budget, discussed State Aid to Public Libraries cuts ranging from $2.8 to $3.9 million because they were looking primarily at cuts, not additional revenues. The Governor’s recommended State Aid cut is $1.06 million, or 4% of the current $26.7 appropriation, part of a 4% across the board hold-back implemented earlier in the year.

FLA is advising library advocates to support the Governor’s proposed reduction. Arguing against any reductions in these budget circumstances would not be reasonable. There will be cuts; our objective is to keep them as small as possible.

Action Needed - It is important for Florida library advocates to contact their legislators before the January 5 Special Session. It is especially important for those advocates represented by members of the House and Senate Transportation and Economic Development Committees (below) to get the message to their legislators.

The Message - Support the Governor’s proposed $1.06 million reduction for State Aid to Public Libraries.


Sample Message for Legislators - The message below is provided to help library advocates communicate with their legislators. Remember, it is always good to “localize” your message and to provide real life stories about how issues affect your library and community.

And Above All – Keep It Positive! - Legislators are in a very, very difficult position. Our approach is to treat them with respect so that we build long term friends and champions!


Dear _____ (Representative, Senator, or Governor)

We understand the state is facing the worst budget challenges in modern times and we respect the fact that you will have to make difficult decisions and that no area will be exempt from cuts. We ask that you support the Governor’s proposed $1.06 million reduction to the State Aid to Public Libraries Program rather than the larger cuts of $2.8 and $3.9 proposed to the Senate and the House.

We ask that as you go about your deliberations, that you stay mindful of the benefits Floridians receive from Florida libraries – especially during difficult economic times like these.

§ Florida Libraries Help Residents Get Jobs! Libraries provide services and information to help people find job postings, prepare resumes, and submit online applications.

§ Florida Libraries Help Government Deliver Services! Libraries are the only provider of free Internet access in their communities and the place to go to access e-government services.

§ Florida Libraries Play a Critical Role in Kids’ Learning! – Libraries help young children learn to read and help parents and caregivers learn to be their children’s first teachers. Children and families benefit from homework assistance programs, tutoring, support for homeschoolers, and casual library experience. Teens benefit from a safe environment for reading, computers, games and a place to socialize with adult supervision.

Thank you for your consideration and for the leadership you are providing at this critical juncture. All Floridians need to work together so that we can get through these challenging times!

Sincerely,

Your Name


Thank You!

Lisa Manners,
FLA Legislative Committee Chair

and

Danny Hales
FLA Public Library Directors Group Chair


Key Committees for Library Appropriations

Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Committee
- In the House, library budget issues will originate in this committee
§ Rep. Rich Glorioso (r), Chair – Parts of Hillsborough & Pasco counties – glorioso.rich@myfloridahouse.gov / District (813) 757-9110/ Tallahassee (850) 488-0807
§ Rep. Greg Evers (r), Vice Chair – Represents parts of Escambia, Okaloosa, & Santa Rosa counties – evers.greg@myfloridahouse.gov / District (850) 983-5550 / Tallahassee (850) 488-8188
§ Rep. Joe Gibbons (d), Ranking Democratic Member – Represents part of Broward County – gibbons.joe@myfloridahouse.gov / District (954) 893-5006 / Tallahassee (850) 488-0145
§ Rep. Jennifer Carroll (r) – Represents parts of Clay & Duval counties – District / Tallahassee – carroll.jennifer@myfloridahouse.gov / District (904) 573-4994 / Tallahassee (850) 488-5102
§ Rep. Brad Drake (r) – Represents Holmes, Washington & parts of Jackson, Okaloosa, & Walton counties – drake.brad@myfloridahouse.gov / District (850) 892-8431 / Tallahassee (850) 488-4726
§ Rep. Audrey Gibson (d) – Represents part of Duval County – gibson.audrey@myfloridahouse.gov / District (904) 353-2180 / Tallahassee (850) 488-7417
§ Rep. Dorothy Hukill (r) – Represents part of Volusia County – hukill.dorothy@myfloridahouse.gov / District (386) 322-5111 / Tallahassee (850) 488-6653
§ Rep. Janet Long (d) – Represents part of Pinellas County – long.janet@myfloridahouse.gov / District (727) 545-6421 / Tallahassee (850) 488-6197
§ Rep. Lake Ray (r) – Represents part of Duval County – Tallahassee – ray.lake@myfloridahouse.gov / (850) 488-4388
§ Rep. Robert Schenck (r) – Represents parts of Pasco, Hernando, & Sumter counties – schenck.rob@myfloridahouse.gov / District (352) 688-5005 / Tallahassee (850) 488-6641

Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Committee
- In the Senate, library budget issues will originate in this committee

§ Senator Mike Fasano (r), Chairman – Represents parts of Citrus, Hernando, Pasco, & Pinellas counties / fasano.mike.web@flsenate.gov / District (727) 848-5885 / Tallahassee (850) 487-5062
§ Senator Tony Hill (d), Vice-Chair – Represents parts of Duval, Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns, & Volusia counties – hill.tony.web@flsenate.gov / District (904) 924-1646 / Tallahassee (850) 487-5024
§ Senator Alex Diaz de la Portilla (r) – Represents part of Miami-Dade County – portilla.alex.web@flsenate.gov / District (305) 643-7200 / Tallahassee (850) 487-5109
§ Senator Paula Dockery (r) – Represents parts of Hernando, Lake, Osceola, Polk, & Sumter counties - dockery.paula.web@flsenate.gov /District (863) 413-2900 / Tallahassee (850) 487-5040
§ Senator Andy Gardiner (r) – Represents parts of Orange, Osceola, & Seminole counties – gardiner.andy@flsenate.gov / District (407) 428-5800 / Tallahassee (850) 487-5047
§ Senator Chris Smith (d) – Represents parts of Broward & Palm Beach counties – smith.chris.web@flsenate.gov / District (561) 650-6801 / Tallahassee (850) 487-5112
§ Senator Ronda Storms (r) – Represents parts of Hillsborough, Pasco, & Polk counties – storms.ronda.web@flsenate.gov / District (813) 651-2189 / Tallahassee (850) 487-5072

DMG And DMAE Part Two

DMAE and DMG Part Two

The Product
The smart drugs mentioned yesterday are common and easy to get.
DMAE is used by many families as an alternative to prescription cognitive enhancers. It comes in capsules, pills, liquids and trans-dermal cream. The clinical dose during the extensive trails of the product was 1,000 milligrams a day.
There are capsules that usually come in half that strength.
I suggest experimenting with your dosage, starting with a lower dose. If you take too much you will get the opposite result. You will feel sleepy, sleepy, sleepy. Your eye-lids will get heavy, very heavy. Your eye-lids will feel like sandbags and you will be unable to keep them open. You will sleep.
Wake up, centered, relaxed and awake.
Now, if you want to.
See, you should have taken less.
The second problem is that if you take too much you will feel a nasty tension in your neck and sciatic nerves and have muscle cramps.
The third problem is that it can take a very long time to metabolize. Some people feel it immediately, especially those who use the liquid. Initially with the pills it took me six to eight hours to feel real results.
The fourth problem is being a little jittery if you exceed your need with the product. The amazing thing is that the brain reaches a threshold and DMAE is not longer needed. Your brain adjusts, produces more energy and a natural DMAE.
It works.
I prefer the liquid. There is also a liquid mixture for kids that tastes better and contains other vitamins. It is not from Twin Labs.
It’s cheap.
I can usually pick up a small bottle of DMAE/H3 for between seven and ten dollars depending on the store. It is a common item.
Twin Labs dominates the field, though it is also called Deanol or Deaner from the time when you could get a pharmaceutical quality drug. Deanol is still available, usually in the liquid form.
It was officially FDA approved until 1983. It passed all the tests. In 1983 it was removed from the FDA’s list because they couldn’t decide what category to put it in. It was used in so many mixed situations it defied categorization.
The doctors infuse the brain with it to repair brain damage due to strokes, injury or tumor.
The history of DMAE and H3 (which is a super memory drug and a by-product of DMAE) H3 was developed by Dr. Reid for use with Alzheimer patients.
If you are interested in the product you can call around to your local health food store of use your internet search bar for Twin Labs, DMAE, H3 or Deanol.
That should set you up for products.
I’d provide a couple of links here but hackers are giving me a hard time.

The DMG is similarly available.
The trans-dermal DMG is available through Radiant Laboratories LTD.
The sublingual pills vary in dosage.
They absorb directly into the brain.
The problem with the pills, which I prefer due to amount of milligrams in the individual capsules, is that it has a hard time passing the blood/kidney barrier and does not completely absorb.
I still prefer the capsules to the sublingual. The liquid from Aangamik
is excellent. Source Naturals also makes a good product.
The recommended dose for children (according to research) is about 125 milligrams. Adults are taking 6-8 tablets a day depending on what for.
Side effects are jitteriness and possible tachycardia.
Headaches are also possible.
That’s what I know about shopping it and taking it.
Not that you should take it. You should buy it.
Then take it.

There are always other product brandsas well.
Please experiment with these and let me know your preferences.

Getting Smarter than You are: DMG

DMGing The Brain And Body
Dimethylglycine or DMG as it is commercially known is one of the odder cookies in my cookie jar.
I picked DMG up at my local health food store a couple of years ago. It is a cognitive enhancer.
I used it on and off.
I seem to always come back to it like a dependable tool.
I have a wicked ADD condition which is foamed over my psychology like whip cream. That’s on top of an autistic sundae of perception. My wild mind is already preconditioned to an expanded detail that overwhelms my senses and tosses my thoughts like peanuts on ice cream. The cherry at the top is the toxic damaged I picked up in Hawaii.
DMG is the thing I use instead of stripping screws when I get fatigued, dull or blank.
The other steady smart drug in my healing efforts is DMAE which sharpens focus. It also repairs brain damage, increases language retention and skills by inserting spaces between words and hardening consonants. It has a slightly stimulating effect, like two good cups of Hawaiian coffee.
DMAE is a diuretic and brain detoxer. . It increases intelligence by 30 percent. It metabolizes into H3, one of the most powerful memory enhancers for people dealing with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
It comes in liquid and pill form. It also comes in the form of a topical lotion because it reduces wrinkles.
That’s the kind of smorgasbord of effects I like in my smart dugs.
I have my needs and I do a lot of research.
I read about DMG awhile back. . It interested me because it was another well researched “smart drug” or cognitive enhancer. It affects the frontal lobes of the brain. Back brain focus is a cultural phenomenon as far as I can tell. Most of the world is there. Americans have a bias for the fore-brain. In the East, Africa and the Pacific Basin there is a back brain or “both” bias for cognition.
They are very different forms of focus and ways of seeing things.
. DMG, as I mentioned, creates a front brain focus and is slightly stimulating.
That was enough to get me to try it. It comes in pills, sublingual pills, and liquid format.
I find it relaxing.
I like liquids and things that slide under or melt on top of the tongue like chocolate. Chocolate is also a cognitive enhancer and is similar to DMAE in that it impacts endorphins, language and sex drive. I saw a big pile of chocolate at a post Christmas sale yesterday and went for it like hotly twanged arrow.
DMG is on my mind this week because there is a new product on the market. It now comes in a topical lotion. There is an increasing movement to provide supplements to come in a highly absorptive cream. The trans-dermal approach to using substances is something I will talk more about at some point.
Things smooched on the skin are very sensual. I will say that. Feeling them absorb and be taken into your bloodstream is an amazing thing to go with.
The other thing I like about DMG and DMAE is the impact is almost immediate if taken right. DMAE usually takes a long time to metabolize.
DMG has the same list of effects as DMAE.
What interests me is DMG’s dominant impact.
It is a well tested anti-biotic. It is used under prescription for animals.
People don’t need a prescription to use it. It is relatively harmless, like the DMAE it has few and controllable side effects.
I am concerned by bioterrorism, like a lot of Americans, and as stated earlier in this blog, I am also concerned about the increasing resistance to some engineered and new viruses and bacteria that seem to resist existing antibiotics.
For conditions like MRSA and anthrax exposure, this can be frightening to say the least.
DMG, incidentally, is effective against both.
Having said that, here’s the rest:
It dramatically increases T-cell production and acts to strengthen the immune system.
It dissolves tumors in the breast and brain.
DMG aides in preventing the tumors..
To top it off, the topical DMG has several other effects that I have never noticed with the liquid or sublingual pills.
It is one of the most incredible sexual stimulators I have ever used or seen. Keep in mind that I do sex therapy when I am wearing my counselor gear.
Let me be blunt.
My observation is that it is absorbed directly into a woman’s g-spot and causes immediate multiple orgasms. In men it goes to the prostrate and does the same.
This is my experiential observation. I admit that I have a very small sample in my research barrel, but HOLY TOLEDO, talk about your basic whammy cream.
Remember that it is an anti-biotic?
I can see using it as a condom cream for my partners with an increasing need for the cleanness of things entering their vaginas.
There is some research regarding the sexual impact, though I have not spent a lot of time with it.
But try searching it, DMG and ____________________.
You will be amazed at the research into applications against disease and disease conditions.
I invite comments.

zangarijournalism.com

zangarijournalism.com is the name and WEB address of my journalism archive page. Several articles have been deleted by hacking. On several more links to the articles have been sabotage. The site is still there. The archive site featuring revues and articles about Florida, Hawaii, Colorado and Nebraska represent about forty years of my journalism work. My articles on community, culture, arts, pop music and civics are there with comments about the life and time surrounding them. . I am particularly proud of my Hawaiian pages and columns. I have been unable to load new articles to the site for about two years now. The war rages on.
The secret to getting around the hacking of links is simply to type zangarijournalism/name of section or article. com.

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R. B. Stuart: "Sister Soldier: A Chronicle of Life After Iraq ...Between the Anthrax vaccine, the depleted Uranium recently discovered in our bombs, and the water she bathed with, washed her clothes in, and ate food cooked with for a year, was supposed to be filtered by a Halliburton subsidiary, ...The Blog - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/theblog/

Female Air Force vets flock togetherFlorida Today - Melbourne,FL,USABut there had never been a local chapter of the organization until Derry, Barbara Wilder and Dee House got together to form the Space Coast chapter a few ...See all stories on this topic

How Not to be a Victim of Assault--Keeping Safe Over New YearsKLAS-TV - Las Vegas,NV,USAShe says nights like New Years Eve gives a predator the perfect opportunity to take control by cajoling or even using date rape drugs. ...See all stories on this topic

Coca-Cola in Hot Water with FDA Over Nutrition LabelsWiredPRNews.com (press release) - Dallas,TX,USA... a warning to Coca-Cola in objection to the labeling of their Diet Coke Plus product, which is a soft drink marketed as one with vitamins and minerals. ...

Elderly Endangered by Drug MixingNewsinferno.com - New York,NY,USA... and statins to treat heart disease and the most common supplements included single vitamins, multi-vitamins, and minerals said USA Today. ...See all stories on this topic

Rockefeller vows fight on Gulf War syndromeCharleston Daily Mail Mon, 29 Dec 2008 7:11 AM PSTCHARLESTON, W.Va. - Federal officials have been saying for more than a decade that Gulf War syndrome does not exist. Yet mounting evidence from researchers and cries from lawmakers, including Sen. Jay Rockefeller, might indicate otherwise. Last month, a 45...


In search of the God neuronguardian.co.uk - UKWhat was once dangerous territory is now the hottest theme in brain research. The subtitle of Semir Zeki's excellent new book is Love, Creativity and the ...See all stories on this topic

Aluminum and neuro-degenerative illnesses WeeksMDShaw and his four-scientist team from UBC and Louisiana State University injected mice with the anthrax vaccine developed for the first Gulf War. Because Gulf War Syndrome looks a lot like ALS, Shaw explained, ...WeeksMD - http://weeksmd.com/

Four-day drinking binge can cause long-term brain damage, says studyguardian.co.uk - UKBut the study is the first to identify brain damage as a danger of consuming more alcohol than official safe limits. The research, to be published in the ...See all stories on this topic

The Riddle Letter Wake Up From Your SlumberAnother problem are the adjuvants added to the vaccines, like thimerosal, like aluminum, like squalene, which cause health problems. It was the squalene added to anthrax vaccines given to the first Gulf servicemen and ...Wake Up From Your Slumber - The... - http://www.wakeupfromyourslumber.com/


The Cutting Edge
Autistic Children and The MilitaryThe Cutting Edge - Washington,DC,USAAccording to Pentagon data, there are 13243 autistic children among the 1.2 million dependents of active duty personnel. This incidence, just over one in ...See all stories on this topic

Invisible disability: The sad reality for those with brain injuriesVentura County Star Sat, 27 Dec 2008 2:22 AM PSTShirley Sciarrotto is an artist, a wordsmith and a storyteller who talks of the days when she was an Air Force communications specialist who worked with Gen. Alexander Haig. But the 47-year-old woman needs a handwritten sign to tell her which drawer holds her underwear and another to remind her where the bathroom is. Each morning, she forgets the name of the caregiver shes seen every day for the ...

UCD researchers find molecule that targets brain tumorsThe Daily Democrat Sat, 27 Dec 2008 1:23 AM PSTSACRAMENTO - UC Davis Cancer Center researchers reported Friday the discovery of a molecule that targets glioblastoma, a highly deadly form of cancer.


Laws to Track Sex Offenders Encouraging HomelessnessWashington Post Sat, 27 Dec 2008 8:52 PM PSTLOS ANGELES -- Upon release from state custody, Ross Wollschlager began an intensive search for a home, one that abided by the restrictions imposed on convicted sex offenders in California -- and, in various versions, by about 30 other states. Obliged by law to return to Ventura County, the...

Beta-Glucan May Prevent Anthrax When Taken Orally Supplements GuideWith the high incidence of anthrax vaccine complications, an alternative preventative approach is sorely needed to deal with this frightening disease. Non specific immune stimulation methods, such as macrophage activation would be an ...Supplements Guide - http://supplements.host2hope.com/

Suspect chased down by canine unitSignal - Santa Clarita,CA,USADan Johnson of Newhall was worried for his girlfriend and friends who lived in the containment area. "I talked to them on the phone, they're crying," he ...See all stories on this topic

Families Ask Bush to Seize Land Parcel for 9/11 MemorialWashington Post Sun, 28 Dec 2008 9:56 PM PSTIt has been more than seven years since 20-year-old Deora Bodley and 39 other passengers and crew died in the fiery crash of United Airlines Flight 93, their hijacked plane disintegrating in a grove of hemlock trees outside Shanksville, Pa.

Brain Starvation As We Age Appears To Trigger Alzheimer's: Improving Blood Flow To Brain Is Preventive StrategyScience Daily Sat, 27 Dec 2008 7:28 PM PSTA slow, chronic starvation of the brain as we age appears to be a major trigger of a biochemical process that causes some forms of Alzheimer's disease. A new study has found when the brain doesn't get enough sugar glucose -- as when cardiovascular disease restricts blood flow to the brain -- a process is launched that produces the sticky clumps of protein that appear to be a cause of Alzheimer's.

Introduction of stevia-based products have some experts souring on ...Palm Beach Post - FL, United StatesA research group led by Psychiatry professor Guido KW Frank at the University of Colorado at Denver's Developmental Brain Research Program used functional ...See all stories on this topic

Brain-mapping to nab seer killersThe Telegraph Sun, 28 Dec 2008 12:38 PM PSTBhubaneswar, Dec. 28: The Orissa crime branch is planning to map the brains of four men suspected to be involved in the murder of VHP leader Swami Laxmananda Saraswati and four of his associates.

Head injuries a commonality among new veteransPalm Beach Post - FL, United StatesThe military has since recognized the issue, increasing screening for brain injuries and funding for research. Last year Congress allocated $900 million for ...See all stories on this topic

Payouts to crime victims up 36 percentDurant Daily Democrat Sun, 28 Dec 2008 0:56 AM PSTOKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Payouts from the Oklahoma Crime Victims Compensation Fund increased by about 36 percent this year and cleared the $5 million mark.

John Pryor, doctor killed in Iraq, wrote about crime; Words of John Pryor, trauma surgeon killed in IraqNewsday Sun, 28 Dec 2008 0:26 AM PSTA New Jersey trauma surgeon for a Queens-based Army medical unit who had written achingly of telling crime victims' relatives that their loved ones had died has been killed in Iraq, the Department of Defense said.

Innocent bystanders: An alarming turn in crimeCTV Toronto Sun, 28 Dec 2008 12:04 PM PSTIf 2006 was the year of the gun in Toronto, 2008 should go down as the year of the unfortunate innocent bystander. We look back at some of the victims who were simply at the wrong place at the wrong time.

Two cases resulting in murder charges were among top crime stories in 2008The Leader-Herald Sat, 27 Dec 2008 9:05 PM PSTEDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third of a six-day series recounting major local news events of 2008. Today: crimes. Two murders, both involving heated arguments over the victims' personal relationships, grabbed headlines in Fulton and Montgomery counties in 2008.

Standing by the family in courtBaltimore Sun Sun, 28 Dec 2008 0:56 AM PSTShirley Harbin helps victims of crimes endure the stresses of the legal system S hirley Harbin has worked as director of the victim witness assistance unit for the Howard County state's attorney's office for the past decade. The job of helping crime victims prepare for court proceedings may prove stressful at times. To stay inspired, Harbin says she relies on her history with the office, her ...

City makes a valiant effort to tamp down domestic abuseMyCentralJersey.com Sat, 27 Dec 2008 9:01 PM PSTDomestic violence is so often the silent crime. Whether it's for the shame of the battered or the threat of reprisal from attackers, crime experts estimate that victims of domestic violence only report 20 percent of rapes, 25 percent of physical assaults and 50 percent of psychological abuse to police. Nudging those numbers into more positive territory has proved illusive, despite all manner of ...

December 22, 2008
Gates Foundation seeks to speed up Internet in American libraries
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded about $7 million in grants for faster Internet connections at public libraries in seven states. The grants are seed money to help libraries attract long-term financial support for high-speed access.

Offbeat Shirokiya prospers in its niche
It was a bull market at Shirokiya last week as shoppers, anticipating the Year of the Ox in 2009, snapped up bovine figurines from display shelves. The talismans are supposed to reverse the unhappy fortunes of 2008.

Nine new Hawaii laws take effect

Medicaid fraud crackdown saves millions


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Surfer dies on NSW central coastABC via Yahoo!7 News Sat, 27 Dec 2008 9:15 PM PSTA man has died after hitting his head while surfing on the New South Wales central coast.
CNC/ESA crowns 2008 season series championsCarteret County News-Times Sun, 28 Dec 2008 0:48 AM PSTMOREHEAD CITY — The Central North Carolina District of the Eastern Surfing Association (CNC/ESA) gathered for the final time earlier this month at the Camp Morehead Clubhouse to officially crown 2008 season series champions.

Surfers’ illness risk higher than divers’Albany Democrat-Herald Sat, 27 Dec 2008 10:49 PM PSTCORVALLIS — A new study has found that surfers may unintentionally ingest 10 times more water than swimmers or divers, putting them at higher risk of contracting gastrointestinal illnesses when surfing in contaminated waters.

Home for retired missionaries loses council grant... because it won't ask residents if they are lesbiansDaily Mail: World News Sat, 27 Dec 2008 4:27 PM PSTA care home where elderly Christian residents refused to answer ‘intrusive’ questions about their sexuality is at the centre of a bitter legal battle after its council grant was axed.

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WGRV The Groove Throws THE BEST Parties in Town

This is the ONLY New Year's Eve Party that Features "SMOOTH JAZZ". Don't be fooled by other copycat parties that trick you by saying "jazzy" in their title.
No other party has both a National Recording Jazz Artist/Band and a DJ.

No other party has a Served & Plated 5 course meal...(who wants to eat off of a buffet spoon that's been touched by several other people...yuck.)

No other party will be as Classy or up to The Groove's impressive fun standards.

The Groove remains devoted towards our Jazz Fans and appreciate your 4 years of support.

DON'T MISS IT!!
LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE!!!
321-722-4100

Join Us For Our 3rd Annual
New Year's Eve Jazz Ball
FEATURING

SHILTS

(From Down To The Bone & Band)



His New CD "Jigsaw Life" has been selected as an entry for nomination in the Grammy's as "Best Instrumental Pop" album.


"Whether he's leading the horn section in DTTB or doing his solo thing, part of the fun for the charismatic saxophonist is getting people up and dancing... one of smooth jazz's best discs of 2008."
Jonathan Widran, All Music Guide

The ONLY Smooth Jazz Party in Central Florida on New Year's Eve!
Presented by: WGRV The Groove

A Classy and Stylish Way to
Bring in the New Year!
Tickets are $99 per person and Includes:

~An Open Bar Cocktail Hour
~Hors D'oeuvres
~One Free Alcoholic Beverage with Dinner
~Full Service Plated Four Course Meal
~Champagne Toast at Midnight
~Unlimited Ice Tea and Coffee ~Balloon Drop at Midnight & Prizes
~Premium Party Favors
~Elegant Ballroom Setting
~Live Band Featuring National Entertainment
~DJ spinning Dance Hits between band sets
~Reserved Table Seating
~It's the Social Event Of the Year
~And More !


Full Service Plated Dinner Includes:
Choice of Chicken Velute or Filet Steak, Salad, Rolls, Potatos, Vegetables, and Chocolate Mousse for dessert. Unlimited Coffee and Iced Tea. Vegetarian Meals are also available.
Don't Miss Central Florida's Most Upscale & Best Party of The Year!



Happy New Year from WGRV The Groove

Date: Wednesday - December 31st, 2008

Time: 7:00 PM - 1:00 AM

Open Bar Cocktail Hour 7pm-8pm Dinner promptly served at 8pm
Dancing with Band & DJ 9pm-1am

Location: Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place
200 Rialto Place
Melbourne, Florida



Advance Tickets Required
Call WGRV The Groove
321-722-4100


Stay The Night - Party Package


Arrive early, Enjoy a great party, then take the elevator home to your private room.



Stay The Night Party Package Includes:

~Party tickets for 2
~Bottle of Wine in room
~Full Breakfast for 2
~Flowers in room
~a Free Jazz music CD
~Chocolate Covered Strawberries
~an Overnight stay with late check-out
~And more.


Make This Night Extra Special!!


This Party and Hotel Package can ONLY be booked by directly calling WGRV The Groove at 321-722-4100.


Groove Special Price: $ 349.00


This Event Has Sold Out the Last 2 Years.

GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY !!!

www.TheGroove.org 321-722-4100



Hundreds of Singles and Couples attend
The Groove's New Years Eve Ball
It's the Social Event Of the Year.

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