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Raise awareness with 12 pink fitness findskoeln.de » That's Fit - Oct 4, 2008 Filed under: Fitness, Healthy Products Here's what you need as you tackle your fitness this October -- a little pink in your step. Take some pink to the ski slopes, the golf course, the tennis courts. Put some pink on … Also tagged: products, breast cancer, breastcancer, cure, pink, fitness, funds, jacki donaldson, jackidonaldson, health com |
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Washington D.C. Area Crime News - Sep 29, 2008
Factions of MS-13, the 18th Street Gang, the Bloods and the Crips are in Loudoun County, officials from the Sheriff's Office said at a community meeting in Sterling.
Also tagged: home, is, gang, 18th street gang, brought, loudoun county, sterling virginia, la mara salvatrucha street gang, crips street gang, david zuleger, ed ryan
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Precious Presleyireport.com » Latest iReports - Sep 26, 2008 Our daughter, Presley Elizabeth, was born Sept. 22, 2005. Shortly after her birth, we were told that she most likely has Down syndrome. Our world seemed to stop for a few LONG moments, but who knew that 3 years later … Also tagged: down syndrome, presley, trisomy21 |
psychcentral.com » Psych Central News » Psychotherapy - Sep 26, 2008
For many Americans it is the damage after the storm that people often don’t talk about–mental disorders such as depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder–that strike in the wake of a catastrophic …
Also tagged: general, professional, brain and behavior, storm, depression, hurricanes, anxiety, psychology, alliance, ptsd, psychotherapy, nami, bipolar, health related, mental health and wellness, memory and perception, advocacy and 038 policy, lifehelper, fitzpatrick, gustav, allsup
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Metro - Sep 23, 2008
The District government has improved its performance this year in battling the HIV/AIDS epidemic, but the mayor needs to strengthen the city's public awareness campaign to combat one of the nation's highest infection …
Also tagged: hiv aids, washington dc, united states, report, adrian fenty, faults, reggie jackson, walter smith, dc appleseed center for law and justice, henry j kaiser family foundation, district s, district of columbia department of health, teefari mallory
blogherald.com » The Blog Herald - Sep 19, 2008
Did you know that today marks the start of the annual “Invisible Illness Week”? This year, hundreds of people are using their blogs to raise awareness of illnesses which often can’t be seen, but are very real to those …
Also tagged: health, news, blogging, illness, campaign, cause
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The Growth of Lifespiritualityguide.com » Spirituality Guide - Sep 14, 2008 By: Seeker So what are we? I don’t think humans are the lowest level of beingness – there are after all, animals and plants – but I also don’t close off the possibility that there are realms below this one of ours. If … Also tagged: history, life, religion, god, spirit, mind, spirit self, today s world, alternative thinking, beingness |
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In The Beginning…spiritualityguide.com » Spirituality Guide - Sep 13, 2008 By: Seeker To gain knowledge one must have experience. But to get experience, one needs to have a viewpoint. If an Awareness is all there is, it has nothing to view, it cannot experience and there is nothing to learn … Also tagged: history, religion, god, self, mind, origin, knowledge, spirit self, today s world, alternative thinking |
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The God Game (Part Two)spiritualityguide.com » Spirituality Guide - Sep 12, 2008 By: Seeker So why do we learn? The following is how I see things… Imagine a vast Beingness, coming to awareness from nothing, or from a state we can’t imagine. Surely the first awareness would be ‘I Am!’? But … Also tagged: history, religion, god, spirit, mind, knowledge, cosmos, spirit self, alternative thinking |
blogherald.com » The Blog Herald - Sep 10, 2008
Did you know that today marks the start of the annual “Invisible Illness Week”? This year, hundreds of people are using their blogs to raise awareness of illnesses which often can’t be seen, but are very real to those …
Also tagged: health, news, blogging, illness, campaign, cause