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Archive for August, 2008

Communities and Commonalities

Aug-31-2008 By Barbara Rae

It’s always nice to feel like you’ve found a place to call home on the internet.  We search for a common ground or tie that binds, somewhere to create a trust and friendships that creates a strong bond.  No matter what the group is, the more specific the ties and offerings are, the stronger the friendships and bonds between people often become.

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Relax With Barbara on Wednesday 3

Aug-27-2008 By Barbara Rae

Relax and enjoy a few minutes of our beautiful planet with me !

Blue Planet…(nature)…

Beyond Silliness !

Aug-24-2008 By Barbara Rae

Are we being logical about Global Warming ? Probably not, since we now call it climate change.  It might be a little ridiculous to think that man caused climate change to happen.  Sure, we are a contributing factor, but we all know that the earth undergoes sometimes drastic climate changes-naturally!  Mother Nature has never needed any help in that area.  Even if we would have heeded the warnings 30 plus years ago, after the “gas crisis,” -much of what is happening now, would still be happening.  We have no control over it.  But, we probably have contributed to our crisis by not practicing good conservation.

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Relax With Barbara on Wednesday 2

Aug-20-2008 By Barbara

Spend 10 relaxing minutes with me and enjoy the beauty of Nature for Barbara’s Relaxation Wednesday. Enjoy!

What About Diet And Autism?

Aug-17-2008 By Barbara Rae

Autism is a complex neuro-behavioral disorder linked to early abnormalities in brain development.  The baffling odds of autism effects up to six out of every 1,000 children.  To break that down even further, it is one in every 150 children.  The characteristics are impaired social interaction, problems with verbal and non-verbal communication, and unusual or severely repetitive limited interests and activities.  They are locked away in their own little world, trapped to the world around them.

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