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Staying alive – wideeyedskeptic
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Looking science in the eye! And that is something that needs an immediate shock. Now, contrary to what they show you on “ER”, the result of giving a shock is a flat line. What you do is: you overwhelm all cells that produce electrical currents, and what you hope for is that the right pacemakers will be the first to wake up and get the heart beating as it should. When treated by waiting for an ambulance. With CPR performed by bystanders, every minute of delay decreases survival by 3-4%. Placing AEDs in cr...
Yes we candida – wideeyedskeptic
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Looking science in the eye! I love making silly puns, so I had to, but this is a serious topic in the pseudo-medical realm. Candida infestation of various bodily cavities is suggested as a cause of disease by many non medical practitioners, and the treatments offered can be harmful. So tonight, we discuss the dread fungus. So it’s a real organism, capable of causing real disease. No problem there, right? Google and see how much is ascribed to so called candida infections:. Even our dear Mercola. About wh...
wideeyedskeptic – wideeyedskeptic
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Looking science in the eye! An MD with a keen interest in all things skeptic, I've decided to open this blog in order to build big, comfortable steps into the scientific ivory tower for those interested. I believe that any topic can be understood by anyone without the use of jargon, and that most people want to understand how science works. Continue reading “Yes we candida”. October 15, 2016. Leave a comment on Yes we candida. Continue reading “Staying alive”. October 4, 2016. What is the harm? This is a...
What is the harm? – wideeyedskeptic
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Looking science in the eye! What is the harm? There are, unfortunately, no shortcuts, no single cure for most cancers and some alternative therapies can harm the patients taking them, taking up hope, money and precious time and leading them away from real treatments that can help them. One of the biggest question asked by people who hear that something is complete woo is – but what’s the harm? Covers many such cases. Today, I want to cover one, high profile case, as a glaring example of harm that had...
Hepatitis 3 – A new hope – wideeyedskeptic
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Looking science in the eye! Hepatitis 3 – A new hope. But things are changing, and as another example of medical progress that is easy to see and understand, I wanted to cover a relatively new drug that fights hepatitis C, with significant cure rates, just to cover the next time a woo proponent claims there is no money in cures and that they’re hidden from the eyes of the public. We begin with an open label study. Another open label trial. Pooling all cirrhotic patients from the Harvoni trials aimed to c...
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Slackers unite! | Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life)
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Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life). Gray hair, weight loss, and attempting to change careers. No More Dye (17 weeks). First trim and thoughts on how to transition →. December 27, 2013. I’ve totally been a slacker on this blog lately. Must remedy that. Back soon. Promise. View all posts by Connie Race →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. No More Dye (17 weeks). First trim and thoughts on how to transition →. Diana P In The Woodlands, Retired USAF. December 28, 2013 at 5:35 pm. Sharon M ...
Connie Race | Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life)
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Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life). Gray hair, weight loss, and attempting to change careers. Author Archives: Connie Race. Living in the Pacific Northwest, emptying the nest, single, overweight, allowing myself to be naturally gray (no more dye jobs), and working on a career change. Obviously, this calls for a new blog in which I reinvent myself at 49. (Except now I'm 51, yikes). Today my hair has horns. May 19, 2016. Today my hair has horns. May 19, 2016. August 17, 2014. January 23, 2014.
Slackers unite! | Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life)
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Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life). Gray hair, weight loss, and attempting to change careers. No More Dye (17 weeks). First trim and thoughts on how to transition →. December 27, 2013. I’ve totally been a slacker on this blog lately. Must remedy that. Back soon. Promise. View all posts by Connie Race →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. No More Dye (17 weeks). First trim and thoughts on how to transition →. Diana P In The Woodlands, Retired USAF. December 28, 2013 at 5:35 pm. Sharon M ...
First trim and thoughts on how to transition | Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life)
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Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life). Gray hair, weight loss, and attempting to change careers. Change is Hard →. First trim and thoughts on how to transition. January 23, 2014. So, in conclusion, long curly gray: Good. Roots that are more than a couple of inches long: Bad. But that’s just my opinion. View all posts by Connie Race →. This entry was posted in Hair. And tagged Gray hair. Change is Hard →. First trim and thoughts on how to transition. January 24, 2014 at 2:17 am. Fill in your det...
Change is Hard | Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life)
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Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life). Gray hair, weight loss, and attempting to change careers. First trim and thoughts on how to transition. Today my hair has horns →. August 17, 2014. Finally, I will be blogging with my friend, Lindsay (she’s made of awesome) about our Knit Along which is taking place while she is in Japan and I am here. We’re at Yarn Over An Ocean. If you’re interested. So far, there’s 1 post, but more will come. View all posts by Connie Race →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Ten Weeks | Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life)
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Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life). Gray hair, weight loss, and attempting to change careers. As promised, a selfie →. September 9, 2013. That’s how long it’s been since I last dyed my hair. I’m off to the salon shortly to get some more of the dyed portion cut off (it’s been 4 weeks since I made the decision not to dye any more and got the first big hair cut, and also since I started this blog). View all posts by Connie Race →. This entry was posted in Hair. As promised, a selfie →. Fill in ...
No More Dye (17 weeks) | Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life)
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Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life). Gray hair, weight loss, and attempting to change careers. About 14 weeks’ post the last dye. No More Dye (17 weeks). October 28, 2013. Living in the Pacific Northwest, emptying the nest, single, overweight, allowing myself to be naturally gray (no more dye jobs), and working on a career change. Obviously, this calls for a new blog in which I reinvent myself at 49. (Except now I'm 51, yikes). View all posts by Connie Race →. No More Dye (17 weeks). Address ...
As promised, a selfie | Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life)
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Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life). Gray hair, weight loss, and attempting to change careers. About 14 weeks’ post the last dye →. As promised, a selfie. September 12, 2013. This is the after picture from my most recent haircut. I went quite a bit shorter, and I now anticipate my hair being 100% dye free at my next cut on October 28. View all posts by Connie Race →. This entry was posted in Hair. About 14 weeks’ post the last dye →. As promised, a selfie. September 12, 2013 at 2:56 pm. I lik...
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Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life). Gray hair, weight loss, and attempting to change careers. Newer posts →. As promised, a selfie. September 12, 2013. This is the after picture from my most recent haircut. I went quite a bit shorter, and I now anticipate my hair being 100% dye free at my next cut on October 28. September 9, 2013. This is pre-hair cut, a selfie with my 10-week skunk stripe. I’ll add an after selfie after today’s cut. September 2, 2013. No, not the Chicago song, although I do...
First trim and thoughts on how to transition | Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life)
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Connie Goes Gray (and tries to change her life). Gray hair, weight loss, and attempting to change careers. Change is Hard →. First trim and thoughts on how to transition. January 23, 2014. So, in conclusion, long curly gray: Good. Roots that are more than a couple of inches long: Bad. But that’s just my opinion. View all posts by Connie Race →. This entry was posted in Hair. And tagged Gray hair. Change is Hard →. First trim and thoughts on how to transition. January 24, 2014 at 2:17 am. Fill in your det...
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View my complete profile. Monday, November 9, 2009. The website and facebook group has been a HUGE success. We have had all types of reactions - but this one so far is a favorite:. Wow I saw this add in my university newspaper. I was so appalled and went immediately to look it up online to see what it was about so that I could send what was certain to be a VERY nasty letter to the editors of my newspaper. The front page, of course, disgusted me greatly! But, I couldn't figure. Thursday, November 5, 2009.
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The view from San Critobal. Don’t get caught outside the castle walls at dusk. Sometimes the cruise ship passengers help the composition. Ponce de Leon’s tomb. Worn stairs version 3.0. The entry to El Moro. Dropped my water bottle from the tippy top of this ramp. Travel tip # 101Find the old stuff. June 9, 2015. June 7, 2015. June 7, 2015. Travel Tip #92Look Down. June 4, 2015. How many photos of cobblestones can you take? Maybe just one more. In Cuba I was enamored with the cars. I couldn’t get ...When ...
WIDE-EYED re CHINA
Having one's eyes wide open in amazement. The onlookers were wide-eyed as the spaceship descended. Surprised, flabbergasted, amazed, astonished, astounded, stunned, staggered, goggle-eyed, pop-eyed, open-mouthed, dumbstruck; enthralled, fascinated, gripped. A strong visual statement. Project – established 01 04 2010. See previous reMARKSFROMAFAR China blogs here. Textual and visual notation, editing and categorization will be some of the tools used to communicate the emerging theories and ideas. Ideally ...
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One woman's introspection on trying to lighten up. Thursday, December 13, 2012. We're trying an experiment this year, or a new tradition (it remains to be seen). Forgive me if I get a little preachy, I don't mean to criticize anyone else's Christmas traditions or say that it must be done a certain way, but I am really. Excited about this, folks. I keep finding myself explaining it to people who probably have no desire to know just because it feels kind of life-altering. When we finally get to the. Day, w...
wideeyedskeptic – Looking science in the eye!
Looking science in the eye! I love making silly puns, so I had to, but this is a serious topic in the pseudo-medical realm. Candida infestation of various bodily cavities is suggested as a cause of disease by many non medical practitioners, and the treatments offered can be harmful. So tonight, we discuss the dread fungus. Continue reading “Yes we candida”. October 15, 2016. Leave a comment on Yes we candida. Continue reading “Staying alive”. October 4, 2016. Leave a comment on Staying alive. This is a v...
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WIDE EYED STAMPER CRAFTS. Tuesday, September 15, 2015. A Junk Journal done for another swap on MAS. I used a mixture of papers from my stash with some digital printables from Ephemera's Vintage Garden as well as some from Marion Smith. There are a lot of tags, envelopes and washi tape within. and more pages as well, I just did not think I should post every single page. :) I also did a bit of stamping throughout the journal.. Karen Shirey - Wide Eyed Stamper. Links to this post. Links to this post. Below...
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At what happened today. Monday, February 2, 2015. There's a lot of good stuff to be said about the girls becoming older. They can dress themselves, mostly feed themselves, look after their belongings (I live in hope with hats and memory sticks), contribute to the household, be left alone for a little while, have a good conversation and laugh at my jokes. But recently I have noticed one thing. The Gap has disappeared. The Gap between when I go to bed and when they go to bed. Sunday, February 1, 2015.
