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schreibtisch dc: no soap?

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As most people know, i continue to be on a huge bacteria kick.bacteria in that i think that our bodies are devoid of a lot of good bacteria. Let me tell you a secret: i don't use soap on my body 98% of the time. that's right folks. i wash my hair with head and shoulders, then my face with cetaphil. That's it. Here's the link to a woman who tried a bit more extreme version of this for a month. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Have new posts delivered to your email. Enter your email address:.

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schreibtisch dc: Harry Lattin

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From the Daily Interlake, Kalispell, Mt. Former Kalispell banker Harry Lattin died Jan. 14 in Portland, Ore., from end-stage renal disease. Lattin was 76. He began a new career as an investment executive at D.A. Davidson in Kalispell in 1984. Soon thereafter he was diagnosed with liver failure. He received a new liver in 1987 and was grateful for the support the Kalispell community gave him and the trust fund set up to help defray his medical costs. In 2008 Lattin moved to Portland to be closer to his son.

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schreibtisch dc: someone else with beliefs

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Someone else with beliefs. The designers at office. What We Believe /. We believe that mediocrity is our nemesis. We believe that design should make you feel something. We believe in clarity. We believe that gut instincts are usually right. We believe in bringing together extraordinary creative minds. And then going bowling. We believe any color can be the new black … except for purple. And we wish we had said it first.). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Have new posts delivered to your email.

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schreibtisch dc: TWA

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1 http:/ www.nytimes.com/2013/01/29/science/jared-diamonds-guide-to-reducing-lifes-risks.html? This article came out a few weeks ago.but a good friend fell again recently.and really, that is how we are. All most likely to die. So be careful. Great read. Worth sending to your parents. 2 http:/ www.nytimes.com/2013/04/03/opinion/diagnosis-human.html? This is a MUST READ. Stop with the drugs people. The data shows that most drugs are not effective. (See article from the New YorkReview of Books.

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schreibtisch dc: Note to Eddie Lampert

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Note to Eddie Lampert. I went there today after searching for a product on line. The Sears website told me that the item, a bookshelf, I wanted was in stock. So we drive out to the Sears. And guess what? THEY DON'T HAVE THE PRODUCT. Seriously, Sears just needs to die. I told the woman helping me to look for a new job, because surely Eddie Lampert was not going to keep wasting his money on this store. Have you shopped there Eddie? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Have new posts delivered to your email.

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schreibtisch dc: homeschooling

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Learning historically was the goal of schooling: kids went to school to learn about the world and foster an interest in our world. Is that true? Or has school always been about socialization of our children to follow the leader, and do what they are told? I think that the most important thing that a child can learn is how to think on their own; how to reason complicated things through and come to a logical conclusion. We won’t be around forever, and they need these abilities. Life is today. Getting t...

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schreibtisch dc: TWA: Podcasts

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Here is a list of podcasts I love.I would love to hear if you guys have any you want to share. 1 99% Invisible: this podcast is about the invisible infrastructure all around us. It is short and does. Not come out all of the time, but when it shows up, I listen. 2 Radiolab: This one is all about science.and other interesting stuff. If you already listen to podcasts, you know radiolab. If you don't, START HERE. Http:/ www.radiolab.org/. Http:/ www.onthemedia.org/. Http:/ www.ttbook.org/. Artisan Solar, LA.

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schreibtisch dc: This Week’s Articles of Interest to Nicole

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This Week’s Articles of Interest to Nicole. In Summary (200 words or less). 1 The Quantified Spouse. Http:/ www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/28/quantified-spouse-movement n 2567459.html. Some spouses are crazy and taking the quantified self-movement too far.tracking their spouses eating, sleeping, and even pooping. Clearly a deal breaker.REALLY? 2 The Boy with a Thorn in His Joints. Http:/ www.nytimes.com/2013/02/03/magazine/the-boy-with-a-thorn-in-his-joints.html? Day of the 6. Cute article about how peop...

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schreibtisch dc: they look happy here

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They look happy here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Have new posts delivered to your email. Enter your email address:. Artisan Solar, LA. Bamboo bungalow (laura's blog). The mist net (jordan's blog). Subscribe in a reader. They look happy here. View my complete profile.

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schreibtisch dc: twa

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1 http:/ well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/05/09/the-scientific-7-minute-workout/? Hat tip to Montana). Just 7 minutes a day of seriously working out can make you feel. Better and actually get fit.that is what this article says. As soon as the baby comes, we are going to try this out. 2 http:/ www.nytimes.com/2013/05/19/magazine/say-hello-to-the-100-trillion-bacteria-that-make-up-your-microbiome.html? Michael Pollan is one of our heroes.and well now he has taken up my current. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).