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Even More Uses for White Vinegar!

Miriam’s article on the uses for white vinegar really got me thinking about the benefits of using a product that is safe for babies and fur-babies alike around the home.

While I hate the smell of white vinegar, the benefits seem to far outweigh the cons.

While researching this inexpensive and safe cleaning technique, I found a few more uses for white vinegar that have been very useful in our home!

Trick 1: Instead of just using white vinegar to clean out your front loading washing machine, throw a load of towels and bath mats in there too. Just pour two cups of white vinegar into your load (not in the laundry dispenser) and your towels that once smelled of any mildew or mold will be clean and fresh.

This is a two-for-one trick because the white vinegar will clean your towels and your washing machine at once. Once you have run the towels with the white vinegar you will want to run them through the cycle again with your regular detergent.

(NOTE: Never mix white vinegar with bleach! It will create a toxic chlorine gas which is really dangerous and completely negates the “safe” part of this cleaning tip!)

Trick 2: Steam clean your microwave! Add one cup of water and one cup of white vinegar to a microwave safe bowl or cup and turn on your microwave for ten minutes at 1000 watts. (Adjust based on wattage!) I put a wooden spoon in the cup just to be sure we won’t have any accidental explosions!

Trick 3: Clean your makeup brushes! Add two to three tablespoons of vinegar to one cup of boiling hot water and let your brushes sit for 20-30 minutes. After they are done soaking, rinse them off in cool water and enjoy the benefits of clean brushes. You should clean your brushes at least once a month and preferably twice a month if they are being used for foundation or gel makeup.

Trick 4: Use a baking soda/white vinegar solution to clean toys! Use equal parts water and white vinegar in a spray bottle and spritz onto your little ones’ toys. The smell I can’t stand generally disappears pretty quickly and there is no unsafe residue left on toys, which is great if your little ones are still frequently putting them in their mouth!

Note: I would not re-use spray bottles to create this “natural” cleaner unless you are a chemist and can be sure you won’t be waging chemical warfare on yourself and your little ones, as discussed above… just get a new one!

Trick 5: To get those windows squeaky clean! Use another new spray bottle and add two cups of water, ½ cup of white vinegar, and ¼ cup of rubbing alcohol. Be ready to be amazed at this streak-free cleaner. As an added tip, use a dryer sheet instead of a paper towel.

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  1. I tried the microwave trick today- worked wonderfully! I was able to just wipe down the microwave without a problem afterward and it looks shiny clean! Thanks for the tips :)

  2. I’ve never thought of cleaning makeup brushes or toys with vinegar - I’ll try it out!

  3. Just going through your old posts and I LOVE this one! We use white vinegar for quite a few things, but I never thought of using it for makeup brushes, the microwave, or cleaning out our washing machine. Thanks so much for sharing!

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It’s warming up and I can’t tell if I’m sick or have allergies but the sunshine and even the rainfall has been keeping my spirits up.

This weekend is full of some great bands playing in town. Friday night you could get your fill of good music, starting at the Wine Cafe at 5 pm with The Lost Walleye, an eclectic, semi-acoustic, four-piece group including harmonica, guitar, bass, and piano. The Lost Walleye is a sampling of country, blues, and Americana with a ton of vocals.

Later that evening the NaKato will be feeling muddy with slide guitar blues player Mike Munson. He is a one man show to see for sure. I was able to catch a set of his at Art-a-Whirl in Minneapolis and loved it. He’ll be playing the Nakato with special guest Mikkel Beckmen, starting at 9 pm.

Same night but at the Mankato BreweryChurch of Cash. You could try to get lucky and get in, but I’m fairly certain this show is sold out. Darn it!

Let the weekend roll around one of the sure signs of spring — The Hub Food Park Season Opener! Nothing says warm weather like being able to enjoy a meal outdoors! The Hub Food Park Season Opener is on May 1st from 11 am -2 pm. Four seriously amazing food trucks will be at the opener

Also on May 1st, The Hub will be hosting a Student Pop-Up Store!

Be sure to keep The Hub Food Park on your radar, there are a lot of fun events coming up, like May the 4th Be With You — an event partnering with The Dork Den with, you guessed it, a Star Wars theme. I’ll be sure to bring you all the details next week.

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The chairman of an election requisition meeting says publicity for the meetings is 'dire'.

Captain of the Parish of Onchan, Peter Kelly, made the comments following the second of three meetings organised in the constituency of Garff.

Around 80 people attended the Elim Family Centre in Onchan on Friday evening, but Mr Kelly believes this figure would have been higher if more people knew where and when meetings were taking place.

He says he has been in contact with the Cabinet Office who told him instead of putting public notices in the paper, they were issuing media releases - a move Mr Kelly describes as 'hit and miss':

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Carmen Robinson was last seen getting off a bus in View Royal the evening of Dec. 8, 1973. Her case remains unsolved 47 years later. (Greater Victoria Crime Stoppers)

Gone cold: Fate of B.C. teen remains a mystery, 47 years after her disappearance

Carmen Robinson, 17, was last seen exiting a bus near Victoria in December 1973

Forty-seven years ago, 17-year-old Carmen Robinson was seen in public for the last time.

Around 10 p.m. on Dec. 8, 1973, the View Royal teenager had finished a dish-washing shift at the Ingraham Hotel and was stepping off a bus at West Burnside and Holland Avenue. The bus stop was just two blocks from her home, but she never walked through the door.

In the years of investigation that followed, police had only a handful of leads, including a bumper sticker on a car, and claims from serial killer Clifford Olsen. But nearly five decades later, Robinson’s disappearance is – at least publicly – just as much a mystery as it was that winter night.

If she is alive today, Carmen is 64.

In 2019, Black Press Media spoke to retired RCMP investigator Wendel Milne, one of the first officers assigned to the case. He remembered police getting the call early Dec. 9 that the teenager hadn’t come home the night before.

Milne confirmed the bus driver was the last person confirmed to have seen her alive. At that time, the area around the bus stop would have been fairly rural.

“It was kind of a remote area, in my recollection, and there wasn’t really any house who would have had an eye on it,” Milne said. “And if there was somebody driving by at the time … nobody came forward publicly. So you really had nobody to give you that first clue.”

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Police spoke to Carmen’s family and friends and searched local databases for sexual assaults and sex offenders in the area. They did surveillance where she went missing and thoroughly searched the region, looking in ditches and fields.

“Out of all that, there was nothing that surfaced,” Milne said. “It was just like she stepped off the bus into the abyss.”

People who knew Carmen told police she was hard-working and didn’t party.

“It was completely out of character for her to have gone off somewhere on her own,” Milne said.

In 2019, retired RCMP officer Bruce Brown also spoke to Black Press Media. Brown was transferred to what was then the Colwood RCMP detachment in 1977 and was assigned Carmen’s file a few years later.

“[View Royal] was a relatively small town back in those days in the early ’70s. So there, there were a lot of people who knew Carmen because she was kind of a regular person in the community,” he said.

“There was no physical evidence, no one witnessed anything. So it was classified at the time as a missing person. But as time went on, I think everyone involved in the case realized that it was likely a murder case.”

Minimal leads

The only real lead came from a friend who had seen Carmen arguing with a man a few days before she went missing. That friend was put under hypnosis to help police create a composite sketch. She recalled the person’s face and an associated vehicle – a 1973 Dodge or Plymouth Duster.

After she was hypnotized, Carmen’s friend recalled another detail: a bumper sticker on the car. The sticker had the name ‘Ferguson’ on it and was traced to a person who ran for school trustee in Kamloops and had bumper stickers made for the campaign.

“So that, combined with a number of other missing and murdered young women from the Kamloops area, gave us some hope that perhaps this vehicle may somehow be linked to to Carmen’s disappearance,” Brown said.

Police took the description of the car and the man to an unsolved homicide conference in Kamloops in 1981, and the composite sketch was published in the local newspaper.

“It’s a general description of … a man with dark hair and a big, big bushy beard. So, not that unusual,” Brown said. “We were never able to find that person.

“No one we interviewed we could link to even being in this area at the time,” Brown said. “You basically had to rely on trying to pin people down as to where they may have been through employment records … there were no cell phone records in those days.”

Brown said some of the investigators’ wives would ride the bus route – with police following – to see if they could identify anyone of interest.

No closure for Carmen

Olson, who was in Victoria in the early to mid-’70s, was arrested in James Bay for some break-ins, and would later claim to know where Carmen’s body was buried.

Olson was flown to Victoria and took police to the Fort Rod Hill area. But Brown said he only pointed out areas where it would have been impossible to bury a body because of the hard and rocky terrain. Police even used subsurface sonar equipment to search the area.

Brown speculated that Olson, who was serving a life sentence for abducting, raping and murdering eight girls and three boys in B.C. from 1980 to 1981, may have fabricated his involvement in order to get a trip out of prison. Olson died in 2011.

For Milne, the weight of Robinson’s case hasn’t lifted with time.

“It’s about 35 year years ago,” he said. “I can still see her face as clear as a picture. It’s something that will always bother me because there’s got to be an answer, but I’m not sure it will ever be solved unless somebody on their deathbed decides … to get it off their conscience.”

For Brown, it’s important to keep the memory of Carmen alive in hopes that one day, there will be answers.

Anyone with information can call the West Shore RCMP at 250-474-2264. Callers who would like to remain anonymous can call Greater Victoria Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

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  • In the clip, Meghan uses one of the couple's favorite nicknames for their son: "Arch."
  • Previously, Meghan's been heard calling Archie "Bubba."

Have you recovered yet from yesterday's overwhelmingly sweet video of Meghan Markle reading to baby Archie Harrison (opens in new tab), released on his first birthday? Are you still floored by the absolute cuteness of Archie giggling, turning pages by himself, and dropping books on the floor with perfect comic timing? Or of Meghan and Harry quacking like ducks to Archie's absolute delight?

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Well, if there's room in your extremely full heart for another very cute royal baby tidbit, I'd be delighted to provide. As People notes (opens in new tab), the Duchess of Sussex used one of her two favorite nicknames for her son in the video—Arch. It's pretty close to the Greek work "arche," meaning "source of action," which inspired both Archie's name and the name of their upcoming charitable organization, Archewell.

Harry uses the nickname too, as Harper's Bazaar reports (opens in new tab): Before the Sussexes met Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter, Thandeka Tutu-Gxashe, in September, he was videoed telling his son, "You're going to meet Arch, Arch!"

Another of Meghan's nicknames for Archie? "Bubba," also revealed during the Sussexes' meeting with Archbishop Tutu and Tutu-Gxashe. As People notes (opens in new tab), Meghan encouraged her little one to "say hello! Hello, hi!" before spotting he was dribbling. "Oh, Bubba!" she said, before Harry addressed the drool situation. Again: very, very, extremely cute.

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I have been many things in life

Now I add to the list: person healing from cancer.

In August 2016, my world changed. I was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, metastasized to my spine and brain. It was like falling down the rabbit hole of urgency regarding treatment and the reality of death.

I was not expected to live long.

There are many stories and countless lessons I could share about navigating this path, but the most poignant and central teaching I received is this:

No matter what, we are bathed in an extraordinary amniotic sea of love.

Love that is not dependent on what we think or feel.

Love that is not dependent of who we think we are or

what we think we deserve.

Love that just is.

This is truth.

It is the kind of love that people who have had near death experiences describe. By some divine grace, I have been fortunate enough to know this while I am still embodied. It is the hidden gem in my dance with death.

Now, I am privileged to share this healing balm with you via energy work, art, poetry and divine design that draws on energetic principles to create spaces alive with love.

I have 35 years of experience in the healing arts industry and extensive training in body-centered psychotherapy, Polarity Therapy, life purpose coaching and meditation. But, I can honestly say my brush with death has accelerated the healing I'm able to facilitate for others. There is now an open channel to light - an unshakable trust in the healing power of Divine Source.

And with this wake up call, I have finally started painting!

All of my life, I’ve had creative urges, but put them on the back burner in service to making a living, single parenting and being “practical”. Now I paint and write with abandon.

I’ve come to understand that saying no to creative urges is like saying no to life force itself.

My life is now filled with joy, purpose, love and sweet divinity beyond my wildest dreams.

But this sense of purpose, joy and love is not just for me. It is for you too!

So whether you have a health challenge, money issues, relationship issues, anxiety, stress, trauma or feelings of unworthiness, I want you to know, healing is possible. I invite you to step into the healing bath of love.

It’s how you discover happiness in your life. It’s how you spread inherent goodness to your family, loved ones and your community. By transmuting fear into love you not only transform your own life, but ultimately bring love and compassion to the world.

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Why Sergio Perez failed during his one year with McLaren

Why Sergio Perez failed during his one year with McLaren

Is Sergio Perez to blame for being moved on from McLaren after just one Formula 1 season, or did the team play a part in the 2013 debacle?

Sergio Perez has had a roller coaster of a ride during his Formula 1 career. From fantastic highs, to unfortunate lows. He has mixed it up with the top tier teams, as well as fighting from the bottom of the barrel.

Looking to replace Lewis Hamilton who was heading to Mercedes for the 2013 F1 season, McLaren took an interest in Sergio Perez. The 23-year-old Mexican driver was coming off two fairly reasonable seasons with Sauber, and would sign on the dotted line to partner with Jenson Button.

At the time, Perez was a part of the Ferrari junior driver program. However, McLaren’s strong performance in 2012 was enough to entice him away and cut ties with the Scuderia. A decision that would ultimately not work out in his favour.

“It was all natural, I was part of the Ferrari Academy and there was a lot of contact with the team,” said Perez. “It was a natural step that a driver part of the academy would be linked to them. It was all looking like I was going there, but then things changed.

“We were talking to Mercedes, but that really depended if Lewis didn’t go there, I was the second option. It’s what they said. We had a couple of options, looking back then.

“2013 was the closest I came to going to Ferrari. That was very close. In hindsight, if I didn’t go to McLaren, I certainly would have gone to Ferrari but things change very quickly in F1. McLaren at the time were dominating, they offered me a contract. It made a lot of sense at the time. Unfortunately, it didn’t pay off. The car was quite bad, and I was not able to score any podiums or fight for anything apart from points.”

So what went wrong for Perez during his one year at McLaren? Two key things.

As mentioned, the draw card for Perez moving to McLaren was the strong performance of 2012’s MP4/27. But rather than continuing to build on the success the car enjoyed, McLaren decided to go in a different direction. Effectively building a brand new car in the MP4/28.

Hampered by a drop in pace, balance issues and aerodynamics, McLaren suffered through their worst season in F1 for some 30 odd years. They failed to finish on the podium, with Button’s fourth place finish at Brazil the highest for the year. While the team also failed to qualify inside the top five.

Button would go on to finish ninth in the Drivers’ Championship with 73 points, while Perez chalked up 11th with 49 points.

The other issue which Perez copped flack for at the time was his overly aggressive driving style. On more than one occasion throughout the season, Perez rubbed other drivers the wrong way. Including teammate Button and the team management at McLaren.

Button and Perez had a close call at the Bahrain Grand Prix, with the pair banging wheels. Followed by Perez colliding with Kimi Raikkonen at Monaco after passing both Button and Fernando Alonso.

Perez was understandably disappointed after being let go by McLaren ahead of the 2014 season.

“I was settled and going to stay but something happened in the past few weeks,” Perez said upon learning about his sacking. “It was a very late decision and it came as a shock to me. I was told late, which puts me in a difficult position with my future. When I signed they had a very competitive car, so it is no secret that I am disappointed, but we go down two different routes.”

Perez was used as somewhat of a scapegoat for McLaren’s poor 2013 performance. Was it his fault he was unable to secure a podium for the team, no. He was provided with a substandard car compared to that of his competitors. A World Champion driver in Button could manage just two places ahead of him in the standings.

May his attitude or driving style at the time have made it that much easier for McLaren to replace him with Kevin Magnussen, yes. The focus was shifted away from the performance of the MP4/28 to Perez’s aggressive style and conflict with Button.

“I’m more complete as a driver. I’ve grown up as a person, as an athlete. I’m very different.” Perez said when comparing his time at McLaren to joining Red Bull for 2021.

While Perez may have had to wait quite some time between stints at top F1 teams, he is looking to be a good number two driver to Max Verstappen this year. And, while his departure from McLaren came as a shock, it would be even more shocking should Red Bull not retain him for 2022.


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BAPEN's 'Malnutrition Matters' campaign wins major European Award

MNI, the Medical Nutrition International Industry group working in partnership with ESPEN has awarded its first ever prize (worth €30,000) for fighting malnutrition to the UK’s BAPEN (British Association for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition).

Professor Marinos Elia, Chair of BAPEN, accepting the award at the ESPEN Conference (Florence, 15 September 2008) said: "I am delighted to accept this significant award on behalf of BAPEN.  This recognises the excellent work of many BAPEN members across the UK who have worked hard to deliver this result.

"BAPEN's long-term, multi-initiative ‘Malnutrition Matters’ campaign to bring this issue to the top of the agenda with politicians, professionals, patients, the press and the public has helped create a ‘tipping point’ in the UK and within the EC.  There is now formal recognition that malnutrition is a major public health issue for people of all ages, in the community as well as in care and hospital settings across Europe as well as in the UK.

"The impact of malnutrition on the individual is significant, well-documented and increasingly recognised. The impact on healthcare budgets is immense – £7.3 billion – more than obesity.

Professor Elia concluded “Malnutrition must no longer go unrecognised and untreated.  This financial award, coupled with our long-term commitment and enthusiasm, will support BAPEN’s efforts to continue to raise awareness of and fight malnutrition across all ages, populations and settings.”

Flemming Morgan Chairman of MNI’s Executive (and President of Danone Medical Nutrition Division) on awarding the prize to BAPEN said: "BAPEN’s programme of work to fight malnutrition is the only programme, measured against the criteria set for this award, to have not only established the prevalence and the clinical impact of malnutrition but also its economic cost to health care systems.  BAPEN has taken a strong lead in fighting malnutrition by providing practical solutions to this major clinical and public health problem and richly deserves this award."

BAPEN’s effective work within the UK include its national Nutrition Screening Week, measuring the prevalence of malnutrition on admission to health and care settings, its healthcare economic report detailing the financial impact on national and local budgets, and the ‘MUST’ a screening tool and flow chart for easy use across all settings to identify those at risk of malnutrition.

BAPEN’s 2008 ‘Malnutrition Matters’ Conference (Harrogate 4/5 November) will continue the charity’s efforts to raise awareness of malnutrition and its impact, present new evidence regarding and debate methods of addressing this major public health and clinical problem.

Applications to the Best Initiative to Fight Malnutrition award 2008

In 2008, 8 organizations have submitted their work for consideration for the 2008 MNI grant of EUR 30.000.

  1. "Nutritional risk screening in daily routine: a practible way to become aware of malnutrition in hospital" supported by Austrian Society of Clin Nutrition (AKE)
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  2. "Hungry for change - raising public and political awareness of malnutrition in the UK" supported by BAPEN and IDFA
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  3. "Malnutrition matters - BAPEN raises awareness & fights malnutrition 2006-8" supported by BAPEN
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  4. "Fight against Malnutrition in Switzerland - Impact of an official curriculum" supported by Swiss Society of Clinical Nutrition (SSCN)
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  5. "Hospital Malnutrition in Catolnia Spain: an initiative of the Hospital Malnutrition Group" supported by the Spanish Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (SENPE)
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  6. "Nutritional Control: Automatic Detection of Nutritional Alert" supported by the Spanish Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (SENPE)
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  7. "Economic impact of nutrition screening in the DRG system" supported by the German society for clinical Nutrition (DGEM)
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  8. "You can't change what you don't acknowledge. Joint actions from science to politics reduces malnutrition in the Netherlands" supported by the Dutch PEN Group (NESPEN)
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Will 'Bioprinting' Body Parts Lead To Crazy Cosmetic Requests?

Arthur L. Caplan, PhD

July 20, 2022

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Recently, a 20-year-old young woman underwent the first ear transplant, which is very exciting. Her own cells were used in a printer — kind of a dot printer, if you will — and layer by layer, they built up a living artificial ear that could accept circulation from her own body.

She had been born with a condition where her ears didn't develop. It was a wonderful cosmetic breakthrough, the first that I'm aware of using bioprinted organs to supplement or repair a body part. More of this is on the way.

I think we're going to see bioprinting start to move into the production of skin, or perhaps blood vessels. If you can think of things in the body that are simple fluids, not too complicated, or sheets of tissue, that's exactly where bioprinting is.

It's not yet quite to the point where we could see somebody print out a functioning heart. That's too complicated in terms of getting everything right so that it would work — although someday, but not soon. Same thing with a functional liver. Think about blood components, skin, or maybe the lining of the intestine.

There are areas where bioprinting, I think, holds much in store for the future of repair of damaged organs or birth defects. That's very exciting. I don't have much ethical objection about those uses. They sound wonderful. Things that we didn't know how to repair or couldn't do very well cosmetically, now we're seeing the bioprinter suddenly jump in and start to be used to manufacture body parts.

There is a weirder future coming. I haven't seen anybody write about it or comment on it, but I know it's coming. A person who can have an ear made to replace one that didn't develop when you were born is a person who could say, "I'm a big fan of Mr Spock on Star Trek." For those who don't know, Spock had very pointy, big ears.

They might say, "When I go to a convention, I want to get big, pointy ears. I want my ears modified so that I'll be a real Star Trek fan. I'll not only show up at the conventions, the meetings, and buy memorabilia, but also I'm going to make myself look more like Spock."

Where might that end? People could certainly say, "If you're making me an ear, why don't you make me green ears because that'll be cool. It'll match my hair color or other aesthetic, fashion, or cosmetic alterations that are in the offering."

A bioprinter that can make a human-like ear can make all kinds of ears. Some people would say, "Oh, that would be cool. I have tattoos, I have piercings. Now, I'd like to see some of this technology used to alter my body appearance, to alter my presentation to others, to make me part of a group, a club, a gang, an association, or whatever it is."

It's going to be up to us to say, "Here are the limits. This is what we will do. This is what we won't do." We wouldn't remove an organ to let you look different because that would be harm and danger and not worth it, so to speak, the aesthetic risk or to violate medical ethics to harm somebody — to remove something they didn't need removed and that was normal, just to replace it.

At the same time, someone may say, "I have birth defects or I suffered an injury. As long as we're doing this, can't we do something different?" That's going to be a place where professional societies, associations, and doctors are going to have to step in and say, "This is what we will do for money. This is what we won't do."

It's a very interesting line. When most of us think about the future of improvement or enhancement, we tend to think about drugs. We tend to think about steroids or growth hormone or things that people take to make themselves stronger or faster or grow taller. Bioprinting is absolutely an area where we're going to have debates and disputes about how to apply it, how far to take it, and where it ought to go.

It's one thing to repair a missing ear. It's a very different thing to say, "I want to change all my facial features, remove what I have, and rebuild them. They work very well, but I just don't want to look the way I look now."

I don't know where that debate will end, but I am absolutely certain it's coming.

I'm Art Caplan at the Division of Medical Ethics at New York University's Grossman School of Medicine. Thanks for watching.

Arthur L. Caplan, PhD, is director of the Division of Medical Ethics at New York University Langone Medical Center and School of Medicine. He is the author or editor of 35 books and 750 peer-reviewed articles as well as a frequent commentator in the media on bioethical issues.

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Anesthesiologist, Level 2 Trauma Center outside Baltimore

Full Time

Baltimore, MD

Position Summary:

MedStar Medical Group Anesthesiology (MMGA) is seeking a full-time anesthesiologist to be based at MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center in Nottingham, MD (northeast of Baltimore). Combination of medical direction and performing solo MD cases. Cases include L&D, GYN, ortho, neuro, general surgery, vascular, GI, pain, and thoracic. Call and non-call positions available. Regional experience highly preferred. Come join one of the largest health system-employed groups in the region.

Being part of our anesthesia team, you can expect:
  • Excellent, comprehensive compensation plan
  • Benefits package including health, vision, and dental, as well as retirement match
  • Generous paid time off (PTO)
  • Annual CME fund
  • All licensure-related expenses and medical staff fees reimbursed

We are not accepting inquiries or solicitations from 3rd party recruiters/search firms.

Why join MedStar Medical Group?

We are a progressive, forward-thinking organization that enables you to define your own future—by region, specialty, or professional interest. We are also among the nation’s 15 largest medical groups, with the resources of highly respected MedStar Health behind us. We are collaborative, too. Your input and opinions concerning quality of patient care, your practice and this organization truly matter. You’ll also find balance here. We work hard, but we also value our personal lives and pursuits beyond the workplace. If you want an exciting career that is always challenging, always rewarding, apply now.

MedStar Medical Group is an equal opportunity employer.
Baltimore, Maryland

Baltimore and its suburbs, as well as the surrounding rural areas, offer a unique blend of history, culture, and the arts—and, of course, the beautiful Chesapeake Bay. Downtown beckons you with its popular Inner Harbor, highly rated restaurants, theater, nightlife, and major league sports teams. The suburbs offer a great selection of homes in welcoming neighborhoods with excellent schools, shopping, and family activities. Rural areas are accented by quiet rolling hills, lush forests, and charming small towns. MedStar Health hospitals serving Baltimore include MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center, MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital, MedStar Harbor Hospital, and MedStar Union Memorial Hospital.


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Primary Care Physician (Internal Medicine) - MedStar Medical Group at Chevy Chase

Full Time, Monday through Friday

Chevy Chase, MD

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Primary Care Internal Medicine Physician – MedStar Medical Group at Chevy Chase

MedStar Medical Group offers a uniquely rewarding career in a major marketplace. Shape your future in health care in the kind of setting that's right for you and your practice. Become part of an organization that welcomes your experience, input, and leadership—as a clinician and healthcare expert.

We are looking for an internal medicine physician to join our well-established outpatient primary care practice in Chevy Chase. This position offers you the opportunity to practice alongside two other primary care providers and our highly trained staff. In this outpatient setting, you will have a set Monday through Friday schedule where you'll be able to focus entirely on primary care. There is a lab on site and access to subspecialists in the area.

As a MedStar Medical Group clinician, you can expect:
  • A competitive salary and signing bonus
  • Eligibility for quality and productivity bonueses
  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • Paid malpractice insurance
  • Generous paid time off
  • CME leave and CME allowance
  • Retirement plan – 403-B with % employer match, 457(b), and 457(f)

Be a part of a nationally-recognized health system and the largest provider of health services in the Baltimore/Washington region. With our vast resources and capabilities at your disposal, you can expand your clinical expertise. Enjoy a rich career and a quality of life unique to Baltimore and the mid-Atlantic region, which features a mix of urban, suburban, and rural communities.

Be the physician you were meant to be, here at MedStar Health.

We are not accepting inquiries or solicitations from 3rd party recruiters/search firms.

Why join MedStar Medical Group?

We are a progressive, forward-thinking organization that enables you to define your own future—by region, specialty, or professional interest. We are also among the nation’s 15 largest medical groups, with the resources of highly respected MedStar Health behind us. We are collaborative, too. Your input and opinions concerning quality of patient care, your practice and this organization truly matter. You’ll also find balance here. We work hard, but we also value our personal lives and pursuits beyond the workplace. If you want an exciting career that is always challenging, always rewarding, apply now.

MedStar Medical Group is an equal opportunity employer.
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Mentor Capital Upgraded to OTCQX Best Market Today

Marijuana and Cannabis M&A Company Trades on Top OTC Market Tier

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Mentor Capital, Inc. (OTCQX: MNTR), an M&A and funding provider for the cannabis and medical marijuana sector, will start to trade on the OTCQX Best Market effective today.

Mentor joins more than twenty companies during 2018 that have upgraded to OTCQX from the OTCQB® Venture Market, according to OTC Markets Group, Inc. U.S. investors can find current financial disclosure and Real-Time Level 2 quotes for the company on as well as other popular financial websites.

OTCQX is designed for established, investor-focused U.S. and international companies that have met high financial standards, are current in their financial reporting and have been sponsored by a professional third-party advisor. The OTCQX market is considered by the SEC as an "established public market" for the purpose of determining the public market price when registering securities for resale in equity line financings with the SEC.

"We are delighted to be moving up to OTCQX," said Chet Billingsley, Chairman and CEO of Mentor Capital, Inc. "When we shifted to the medical marijuana market in 2013 we committed to bring professionalism and integrity to the cannabis sector like we had encountered both in Silicon Valley and while working in cancer related biotech outside of San Diego. We feel adherence to these high standards are signaled by this move to OTC Market’s top tier and represent an advantage to investors. Accordingly, this upgrade is a significant milestone for Mentor Capital and a step towards increasing the liquidity of our stock."

About Mentor Capital:

The company seeks to come alongside and assist private medical marijuana and cannabis companies and their founders in meeting their liquidity and financial objectives, to add protection for investors and to help incubate larger private cannabis companies. Additional important information for investors is presented at:

This press release is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of offers to purchase securities.

Forward-Looking Statements: This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the federal securities laws, including statements concerning financial projections, financing activities, corporate combinations, product development activities and sales and licensing activities. Such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future results or performance, are sometimes identified by words of condition such as “should,” “could,” “expects,” “may,” “intends,” “seeks,” “looks,” “moves,” or “plans” and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, known and unknown, that could cause actual results to differ materially from those intended or anticipated. Such risks include, without limitation: nonperformance of investments, partner and portfolio difficulties, potential delays in marketing and sales, problems securing the necessary financing to continue operations, problems involving continued illegality of cannabis products, potential of competitive products, services, and technologies, difficulties experienced in product development, in recruiting knowledgeable personnel and in protecting intellectual property. Further information concerning these, and other risks is included in the Company’s Form 10-K filing which, along with other very important information about the Company, can be found here:

The Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise such forward-looking statements to reflect new information, events or circumstances occurring after the date of this press release.

Mentor Capital, Inc.
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Mentor Capital Reports 1st Quarter 2019 10-Q

SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / May 16, 2019 / Mentor Capital, Inc. (OTCQX: MNTR) announced that it had filed its quarterly 10-Q filing for the first quarter ended March 31, 2019, with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The Company reports that for the quarter ended March 31, 2019, Mentor had revenues of $1,075,995 and gross profit of $370,374 with a resulting net loss attributable to Mentor of ($2,406,595) or (10.4 cents) per share. This is a revenue increase from the prior year quarter ended March 31, 2018, in which Mentor had revenues of $1,016,199 and gross profit of $345,707 with a resulting net loss attributable to Mentor of ($151,704) or (0.7 cents) per share.

As further disclosed in our 10-Q, due to events transpiring in the 1st quarter of 2019, the Company is uncertain of G FarmaLabs Limited ("G Farma")'s ability to perform under its commitments to the Company. Based on our estimate of recoverability, the Company has recorded a bad debt allowance of $668,958 on the finance lease receivable from G Farma, which is reflected in operating expenses in our condensed consolidated income statement for the quarter ended March 31, 2019. We have also impaired G Farma notes receivable by $997,956 and fully impaired our $600,002 contractual interest in the G Farma legal recovery, and have fully impaired our $41,600 equity interest in G Farma, for a combined loss on investments related to G Farma of $1,639,558, which is reported as a loss on investments in our condensed consolidated income statement for the quarter ended March 31, 2019.

The Company invested $192,367.94 into cannabis-related companies during the first three months of 2019 recorded at investment cost, which increased the Company's potential to a 49.9% percentage of the legal recovery in a certain legal action captioned Electrum Partners, LLC, Plaintiff, and Aurora Cannabis Inc., Defendant, pending in the Supreme Court of British Columbia seeking approximately $2,520,000 in Aurora common shares.

The Mentor Capital, Inc. parent company has no non-affiliate debt. The Company maintained a cash balance of $1,353,062 at March 31, 2019, compared to a cash balance of $1,470,574 at December 31, 2018. The Company closed the quarter ended March 31, 2019, with a book value of $4,026,448, down from $6,433,840 at December 31, 2018.

The Company had 12,720 shareholders reported as of March 31, 2019, with 23,139,837 shares issued. At March 31, 2019, there were 87,456 Series B warrants outstanding with an exercise price of $0.11 per share, 6,252,954 Series D warrants outstanding with an exercise price of $1.60 per share, and 689,159 Series H warrants that are held by an investment bank at a $7.00 per share exercise price. No equity was granted to directors, insiders, consultants or investor relations firms in the first quarter of 2019. A long-term 300,000 share repurchase plan was authorized in 2014 and, at March 31, 2019, a total of 44,748 shares have been repurchased under the long-term plan. The Company's shares finished the quarter at a closing price of $0.43 per share representing a market capitalization of $9,950,130 compared to a 2018 year-end closing price of $0.34 per share and a corresponding market capitalization of $7,867,544. As of May 16, 2019, the closing price of the Company's shares was $0.36 with a corresponding market capitalization of approximately $8,330,341. Mentor's Series Q Preferred Stock first sold at $10,000 per share on May 30, 2018 were exchangeable for approximately $12,937 per share in Mentor common shares on March 31, 2019.

The Company is managed by Chairman, CEO, and director Chet Billingsley (66), who founded Mentor Capital first as an acquisition partnership in 1985 and was qualified as a Registered Investment Advisor. He received his undergraduate education at West Point before earning a master's degree in Applied Physics at Harvard University. His early career was at General Electric. Treasurer, CFO, and director Lori Stansfield, CPA (59), was most recently Director of Audit Services for a regional CPA firm. She graduated Magna cum Laude in accounting and received a master's degree in Marketing from the University of Colorado. Ms. Stansfield is certified as a public accountant in both Colorado and California. Secretary and director Robert Meyer (79), director and Audit Committee member Stan Shaul (54), and director and Audit Committee Chairman David Carlile (63) are independent directors; each has been or is a business owner and major shareholder. Altogether, the directors and officers hold a 24.2% fully diluted interest in Mentor Capital with Mr. Billingsley's interest reported at 17.66% on a fully diluted basis as of May 6, 2019.

The Form 10-Q may be referenced through the SEC's EDGAR system at:

Inputting the company name, Mentor Capital, Inc. or the Company's CIK code, which is 0001599117, will bring up the report. The 10-Q can also be viewed at the Company's web site at the Investor's Corner section under the SEC Filings tab.

About Mentor Capital: The Company seeks to come alongside and assist private medical marijuana and cannabis companies and their founders in meeting their liquidity and financial objectives, to add protection for investors and to help incubate private cannabis companies. Additional important information for investors is presented at:

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Tim says that my blog is "evolving."

It's happening because [I] am evolving - as a person, a mother, a giver, a traveler, a doer.

I'm still figuring out how to write about all of these changes in my heart and in my life.

I don't want to just write about travel stuff. BUT...then again, my life IS traveling now so I do want to chronicle it. That said, I also want to write about the more important things. Won't you bear with me as I stretch?

Tim also says that I am becoming a hippie. Today I was wearing ripped jeans, a yellow sweatshirt, and my hair all free on the top of my head. I jumped out of the truck with the girls (after driving for 4 hours) and danced in the parking lot. "Maybe I should take up hula hooping," I smiled over at him, swaying from side-to-side. He laughed, standing perfectly still. I snuck another smile, "Maybe I AM becoming a hippie. Maybe I'll have our next baby in our RV. BUT...I promise not to get dreadlocks."

(I was actually joking about the RV birth part). (I think). ;)

P.S. I asked this question on Twitter, but I want to ask it here too. What do you think of my new "Travel With Kids" column? Do you like it (or not)? I welcome your honest feedback.

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  1. Stephan says the same about me. I think its funny because Ive known a few hippies and I am so not one.

    Love your travel column. I'll be checking it out when plan our next vacation...especially since you've been to a few close to us places.

  2. A few weeks ago I sent a link to my blog to a former college roommate. I had been kind of nervous letting her see it, because I feel like a lot of the things I talk about there are a little extreme. I told her later, "I'm just so much more of a hippie than I was in college!" Her reply was, "Oh, me too. I think I get more 'hippie' every year that goes by." I'm so glad I'm not alone!

  3. I would love to hear more about your travels and everything! I just left Tim a long comment about how much I was thinking about you guys while my family and I went camping this weekend and how hard and difficult it is to not really have a routine for the next year. I cannot image it.

  4. So cute! I love it when my husband calls me a hippie.
    An RV seems like a tight place to give birth. But, you can probably do it. ;)
    I like your travelling with Kids column. But, I still must be able to hear what's on your heart & mind in your other posts!!

  5. I love the new column. It is a great "day in the life" view for different cities. I love that you highlight not the touristy stuff but the things someone who actually lives in the city might spotlight. Who knows, some day we might be headed to some of these cities and these are great pointers.

  6. ha! Sometimes I think I'm a total closet hippie.... I like that about you!:). glad you are dancing in parking lots in your jeans and yellow t-shirt as you travel on an awesome adventure- what an inspiration to the rest of us mommas!

  7. Have you heard the term crunchy con before? I think that's what I am. I'm crunchy in that I like organic things and I like alternative forms of medicine, etc. BUT I'm still very conservative when it comes to family values and finances and things like that. Does that describe you too?

  8. I think the travel column is super cool. I happen to be going to Austin with my boy in April :) BUT, even if I'm not headed to your destination anytime soon, it's still cool to consider a place through that lens.

    Also, I think it'll be great search engine content that can help lots of new mamas looking for info on various destinations.

  9. Nothing wrong with your blog evolving and changing with you! I love all your columns... Traveling with Kids included :)

  10. I like the columns, but they'll probably be more "useful" when you get around to places that we're likely to visit ourselves! ;)
    And I think your blog changing is fine! I've noticed mine changing a TON in the last year.

  11. I like it, I like hearing about what's going on with you.
    But then, I also SO love talking with you and hearing from you about matters of the heart as a fellow mother. Many times I have wished we could just sit and chat over a cup of tea regarding mothering, God, what Christianity looks like in action...I feel like this website is my only way to talk to you now so I am very interested in matters of the heart.
    But then :), we are planning a summer vacation and I keep thinking, oooh I need to check what places Stephanie liked in Texas for fun with little ones.
    Wow, I really didn't answer your question did I?

  12. but dreads would make life so much easier...no need to wash your hair, no hair products to buy...it's really part of a life simplification plan if you ask me. :)

    I love your kids column and will definitely look back at it when we are in those cities with kids to know what cool things to do.

  13. I love hearing about your travels. It shows that it can be done and done with a family. I traveled across the US and Canada in my early 20s and it was such an adventure and at the time, felt very much free and full of life, I suppose it could be a definition of a hippie. I did not grow dreadlocks, however I did not shave my legs...

  14. Love the travel column Stephanie. It will definitely help new readers see that you once travelled and maybe catch a few advice while reading. And I do think part of the reason you are travelling is to explore your innerself and peel layers of you that you never knew was there. I'm glad you are having fun with it. I would love to meet up with you guys somewhere :)

  15. Definitely like the travel columns and the photos.... keep sharing your experiences with us... I am interested in your other more serious topics as well - I am still not that brave to write about some things on my blog...or sometimes I just don't think people will be interested to read my thoughts on certain topics... so I like it when I see other writers stretching themselves b/c it challenges me too!!

  16. I love the travel columns too. Our family loves traveling and seeing the world and it's nice to have advice from a fellow mom.

  17. I like the travel column. I like that you guys often go to FREE places instead of all the overpriced things. It can get quite expensive when you have to buy tickets for 4 people.

    My husband also thinks I'm turning a bit too hippie. Oh well. No dreadlocks here, although I threaten to shave my head about once a month (at least when my hair is long).

    1. Unless we receive media passes, we ONLY go to free places. And in our experience, the free places are often the best places anyway. :)

      P.S. Tim often tries to CONVINCE me to shave my hair because my hair is everywhere in the house! He doesn't really want me to do it, of course...but he probably mentions it about once a month.

  18. Please don't get dreadlocks... :)

    I LOVE the new traveling with kids column - we don't get to travel much right now, but I hope that changes soon - lots of other things are changing, so hopefully that can change too! And I really enjoy seeing what kinds of places you're finding and etc...

  19. One decision is all it takes to start an evolution! For me that decision was pulling my children out of public school. The past year has brought so many wonderful changes into my life that my perspective on parenting, motherhood, family and relationships is forever altered. For you the decision was to spend a year in selfless giving. How can you not evolve? You must evolve! Embrace it and enjoy the experience. We are enjoying following along with you and Tim!

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Do you remember which A-listers were on the '80s Twilight Zone?

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jmike 5 months ago
It figures it would be my least favorite actor.
LindaWilliams 38 months ago
You picked correct! Took me 2 picks I picked Sherman Hemsley 1 st
GHW LindaWilliams 2 months ago
The episode Sheman Hemsley is in is titled "I of Newton" and it's almost perfect. Features Ron Glass as the devil.
anthony 38 months ago
Who's gonna know this?I mean besides cperrynaples.
MrsPhilHarris 38 months ago
No idea. Never saw any episodes.
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Stephen 38 months ago
You picked correct!
Robert Downey, Jr. did not appear in The Twilight Zone. His dad did, though!

Two guesses, to find Iron Man.
leebillyold 38 months ago
this is crazy, I picked them all, and said I picked wrong ones. Went out and came back in and found right one.
teire 38 months ago
Yikes, took me forever! There were only a few I was sure had been on so it was a little bit like whack-a-mole for me.
UnicornPrincess 38 months ago
Got it on the first try! I've only seen a tiny bit of the 80's TZ.
Lucyneenah19701 38 months ago
I found the right answer on the 16th try. I don't watch The Twilight Zone.
cperrynaples 38 months ago
Found it right away, although you should not have used the TZ photos, but rather the shows they were most famous for. RD Sr. directed many cult films such as Putney Swope, and is still alive!!
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With the 2015-16 season on the horizon, a few members of the Mid Major Madness staff got together to chat about the upcoming season for the Atlantic 10 conference and how things might shake out. The conference has experienced a great deal of success over the last few years and looks like it could have even more this year.

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Thomas Beindit: This is an interesting question because it can easily be split into two further questions. Those are whether Dayton's success is sustainable as the program is currently built and whether it will be sustainable if Archie Miller opts to move on. Right now, Dayton is built for success. This is a program that has won 53 games over the last two seasons and NCAA Tournament games in both years. As long as Miller is around, it's hard to imagine that slipping. However, I'm not sure I'm ready to dive in and slot Dayton as one of those programs that will be successful even if there is a change at the top. If Miller gets a few more years of success, I think the base will be there, but for all his success with the program, we are still talking about just a two year NCAA Tournament streak and a program with three appearances since 2004. It's getting there, but still needs a tad bit more time, in my opinion.

Andrew Padyk: Well for the first time in 48 years the Flyers have won NCAA Tournament games in successive seasons under the tutelage of head coach Archie Miller who will be entering into his fifth season as Dayton head coach.  Heading into this season the high flying Flyers looked poised to be making another potential trip to the NCAA Tournament.  The question of long-term sustainability is interesting though in the context of being a mid-major program it is tough to say. So far in his career, Miller has a record of 90-47 with the Flyers and should the trend of success continue will most likely draw the eye of major programs as a prospective head coaching candidate.  Much like with the attention Shaka Smart got as VCU was achieving success with each passing season.  For Dayton at the moment there is no reason to think that as Miller stays on the Flyers success should continue and should he leave at some point will look to someone in to come into and continue where he left off.  On a historical note the last long term period of success for the Flyers was from 1950 to 1975 under the Tom Blackburn and Don Donoher eras.

Parks: The simple answer to this is...YES. As long as Archie Miller is at UD then the Flyers will have a say in the mid-major landscape. He's shown he can win no matter who is on or off his roster. Dayton also has some of the most loyal fans in the country, which counts for something.

Ryan McFarland: Not to restate what others have said but the answer is yes as long as Miller is head coach at the University of Dayton. They have the fans, they have the facilities and now they have the coach. Losing Archie is a bigger problem than just losing a great coach, what worries fans is the transition period that is going to follow. They've reached a stage of success now that if and when Archie leaves, they need to go after a proven head coach and not an up and coming assistant like they've done in the past to help continue their success. But as long as Miller is at the helm, things will be good in Flyer country. Archie is the real deal and will keep Dayton in its upward trend.

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