Deaf Medicine

I have been working with the program for about two weeks now. I did not have great expectations for it and I wasn't disappointed. It's a pretty routine process, similar to classes I've taken, and a little more fun since I haven't hit any grammar recitation...yet. My difficulty with languages is that I do not have good rote memory. I can take information and synthicize it into meaningful data, e.g, writing essays, news artless, and the like. That is not what this program is about. It does have a lot of straight memorization. That's okay, I'm working with it. So yes, I am content with the purchase. I am developing some Spanish skills in proportion to my dedication to the studying. Given that, I do recommend the program for the price.

Old Spice stuck to their traditional red, black, and gold packaging, which looks classy and luxurious.The result is a naturally-feeling, light hold, texturizing look that is great for guys who want this. The shine levels (matte vs. shiny) are noticeably different, so at least this makes sense, but for the most part if you use the Old Spice hair styling products you’re going to get a natural-feeling light hold–regardless of what you use.

I bought this book in early February and read it in one day. It is a really good book and I love the way it is spiral bound and laid out b/c it has some good recipes in it. I don't really do the diet, but the book really opened my eyes to cutting back on sugar. I like the food swaps a lot, but one thing I don't like and refuse to do is the sugar substitutions. I do not like sugar alcohols. Stevia tastes good in koolaid, but that's it and Truvia smells too sweet. It almost smells like chocolate. I cannot eat it.

Young Living oregano oil was one of the first two oils we purchased (lavender was the other) some five years ago, and to this day, we've kept [both of] them in stock in our "holistic" home medicine chest. We've used oregano oil successfully for sore throats and swollen glands. (Consult your physician in this regard.) Remember, though, to replenish with a good probiotic (some hours after taking oregano; again, ask your doc for specifics), as oregano, just like penicillin, will kill off the good bacteria right along with the bad (or at least that's what we've been told). Here's a list of essential oils that will support your immune system this winter....... and beyond: http://www.oilsfromgod.com/2014/10/essential-oils-supportive-of-immune.html