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Sue Patrick's Workbox System Review by Take Root and Write .. Patient Expert

After hoping and praying for a baby for ten years, Sue Patrick recieved a beautiful bundle of joy from her Heavenly Father. Grief was to follow, though, when her son was diagnosed at the age of two with Autism while Sue was working on her master's degree from North Carolina State University and getting ready to give birth to her daughter. She got t ... Read on »

Weigh Ins Tomorrow by Steve Z. Healthy Living Professional

Had a light dinner. Grilled chicken breast and some veggies. I weighed myself a bit ago and was 186.5 after dinner. So, I should be fine for the weigh in tomorrow. I’m really looking forward to the tournament on Saturday. Of course, I’m going to do my best and will be disappointed if I lose. But win or lose, I’m going to have ... Read on »

11/5 Michele Bachmann Emergency House Call on Washington by Barbara C. Patient Expert

This is a photojournal. To see the captions - because it takes more than pictures to tell a story, click below:Michele Bachmann's Emergency House Call 11/5/09 Read on »

Time to float by Pat Parker Patient Expert

Picture courtesy ofBekiPeOne of the interesting peculiarities about our particular scope and sequence _ our method for teaching Tomikiryu, is that between Ikkyu (1st brown belt) and shodan (1st black belt) there is a huge amount of time but a relatively small amount of new techniques. Between ikkyu and shodan is at least 90 mat-hours but only 5 new ... Read on »

Sushi & The Symphony by LifeHealthFitness Evenin’ everyone, I’m blogging a bit later than usual today because I just got in from a fun evening out with Angie & Jaime. A few days ago I mentioned that Jaime and I won tickets from Symphony Nova Scotia, well tonight was the show. In true Haliblogger fashion we made it a night out and met up for dinner beforehand. After hea ... Read on »

Richard Monroe Harkless, operator of MX Factors, gets 100 years in prison; how did so many people... by Chuck Gallagher Patient Expert

When it comes to Ponzi schemes, it always amazes me how seemingly intelligent and well-educated people can fall prey to them. (At least, you’d assume that anyone who’s made a sizable chunk of money has a basic level of intelligence when it comes to how it is invested.) It’s a question I’ve thought enough about through the ye ... Read on »

Crossing the line: how aggressive cells invade the brain by Jeff Pile

( Nanowerk News ) In diseases such as multiple sclerosis, cells of the immune system infiltrate the brain tissue, where they cause immense damage. For many years, it was an enigma as to how these cells can escape from the bloodstream. This is no trivial feat, given that specialized blood vessels act as a barrier between the nervous system and the b ... Read on »

Five Star Foodies Artichoke Burgers by Erica S. Healthy Living Professional

Ah! With Body Pump training this weekend, I honestly felt like I had a million things I wanted to get done before I left. After a shortened work day, I did lots of laundry, ran some errands, gave Frank a bath, packed, and baked up a few dishes to keep Josh going through the weekend. I made him a big pasta bake with shell pasta, ground turkey, marin ... Read on »

Bell's 1 Up On Me by Kate M. Healthy Living Professional

If you wonder why I only show parts of Bella it's because she's gigantic and I don't quite know how to photograph her... I committed to NaBloPoMo (blogging every day during the month of November.) I thought this was as simple as blogging on MY BLOG every day... No, no, couldn't be that easy... I actually have to write a post on the NaBloPoMo site. ... Read on »