Rob Robilliard: October 2013

Thursday, October 31, 2013

99 Lessons Reluctantly Learned from a Guru Master

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Finally, I made it to the ashram. Ever since reading Eat, Pray, Love and being jealous of Elizabeth Gilbert's journey, I dreamed of jumping out of my life for a while and hanging out in India with super spiritual people and a guru who would fill me up with tranquility. I was a little pissed off at Elizabeth, too, because when I read her book I was raising two small kids at the time and the possibility that I could take off after hitting rock bottom was a fairyt...99 Lessons Reluctantly Learned from a Guru Master

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Saturday, October 26, 2013

Sudanese Government Allows Polio Vaccine in Troubled States

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The world body revealed that the Sudanese government has agreed to let United Nations workers vaccinate tens of thousands of children against polio in the violence-wracked South Kordofan and Blue Nile states. United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan Ali al-Zaatari said the vaccination campaign would begin on November 5. Although Sudan was recently declared polio free, the virus has reappeared in east Africa. South Kordofan and B...Sudanese Government Allows Polio Vaccine in Troubled States

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Friday, October 25, 2013

Woman Who Donated Kidney to Near-Stranger Marries Him 3 Years Later (VIDEO)

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Talk about having a special connection. A woman who agreed to donate her kidney to a near-stranger has gotten far more than she bargained for: a love story. Chelsea Clair and Kyle Froelich met in 2009 at a car show in Danville, Ind. Although they barely knew each other, Froelich mentioned that he needed a new kidney, and Cl...Woman Who Donated Kidney to Near-Stranger Marries Him 3 Years Later (VIDEO)

Sunday, October 20, 2013

Treatment for Toxic Effects of ALS Mutation in Neurons Developed

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The way in which the most common genetic abnormality in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and frontotemporal dementia (FTD) kills neurons has been discovered by researchers. Researchers have also successfully developed a therapeutic strategy to block this neurodegeneration in neurons made from the skin cells of ALS patients. The findings, which are published online in the October 16th issue of the Cell Press journal iNeuron/i, have important implications for ......Treatment for Toxic Effects of ALS Mutation in Neurons Developed

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Saturday, October 19, 2013

Carolyn Denson James Takes In Ex-Music Teacher, Marty Hayes, Who Has Dementia (PHOTO)

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Remember that teacher who managed to unknowingly change your life? We suggest you find them and thank them right now. Because the story below is about to make you feel seriously grateful. In 2004, Carolyn Denson James set out to find her old high school music teacher, who was a woman named Marty Hayes. James, who lives in Frisco, Te...Carolyn Denson James Takes In Ex-Music Teacher, Marty Hayes, Who Has Dementia (PHOTO)

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Monday, October 14, 2013

Hot Flash in Menopausal Women Cools With Non-hormonal Chronic Pain Treatment

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Menopausal women suffer from half as many hot flashes after receiving a non-hormonal chronic pain treatment, reported a study presented at the ANESTHESIOLOGY 2013 annual meeting. The nerve block treatment interrupts the area of the brain that regulates body temperature, reducing moderate-to-severe hot flashes and alleviating depression in menopausal women, breast cancer patients and women in surgical menopause. "Hot flashes...Hot Flash in Menopausal Women Cools With Non-hormonal Chronic Pain Treatment

Sunday, October 13, 2013

Camille Grammer Undergoes Hysterectomy For Endometrial Cancer

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Camille Grammer underwent a hysterectomy after being diagnosed with endometrial cancer, her rep confirms to People. The former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star, 45, is recovering after the procedure, which took place on Oct. 11. "She underwent a radical hysterectomy today," her rep, Howard Bragman, told People yesterday. "The surgery went well and she is expected to make a complete recovery following a significant recuperat...Camille Grammer Undergoes Hysterectomy For Endometrial Cancer

Monday, October 7, 2013

Work Outfit Idea: Olive Green Pants Do The Trick!

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How can I recommend my favorite work staples without attempting to do the impossible, score the perfect work pant? As Nikki noted, Emmy Rossum has the waxed denim thing down, but I can't be the... ...Work Outfit Idea: Olive Green Pants Do The Trick!

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Sunday, October 6, 2013

Baby shampoo not safe as you think

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Baby shampoo could be detrimental to your child’s health I was reading an article by Dr. Joseph Mercola that discussed the dangers of Johnson and Johnson baby shampoo, and the information was startling. I have a 4-year-old daughter that has…The post Baby shampoo not safe as you think appeared first on Natural News Blogs....Baby shampoo not safe as you think

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Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Put a Key Ring On It: Dress Up Your Handbag With a Novelty Charm!

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When it comes time to purchase a handbag, I always opt for an investment piece. Something that will last forever (or at least several years!). I know I can throw it around with the guarantee... ...Put a Key Ring On It: Dress Up Your Handbag With a Novelty Charm!