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A Bailout In Perspective

"I was recently involved in a 'near death' experience," writes Post blogger Jim Vail, recounting a troubling memory. "I was helping a guy out in the cleaning of a MacDonald's in Arcata one night. He was getting some stuff done on the roof. There was a ladder going to the roof and I passed up a lot of his 'tools of the trade' including a metal spray canister holding perhaps 2 or 3 gallons of liquid; everybody's seen such a thing, right? ...In just a fraction of a second, my reflexes kicked in (not my mind, apparently) and I had two hands up to fend off that bottle. I believe I succeeded, although I cannot be sure as my very next memory was lying on a gurney being pushed through some hallway somewhere. I was in a hospital where I stayed some six hours (I remember about 10 minutes) before being airlifted to San Francisco, some 300 miles away. I was to stay in the medical wing of UC San Francisco for some five days before they finally relented and discharged me."

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Awakening: A Portrait Of Hope

"Human Embryonic Stem Cell Therapy has restored life into my limbs and HOPE back into my vocabulary.  While my spinal cord injury took away my ability to walk, it didn't take away my ability to dream.  I am making my dream my reality one baby step at a time."
~Amanda Boxtel

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Fighting Lyme Disease

Post blogger DrBrill in his latest blog talks about the courage of patients facing Lyme Disease and the progress they are making.

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CON GAMES 24/7: Shortsfest, Watergate

Click here for the complete "Con Games with Michael Conniff" for Thursday April 3, 2008.

The Con Games welcomes filmakers from Aspen Shortsfest to talk about Sudan and street medicine.

In part II, he interviews Ed Gray, son of the late acting FBI director L. Patrick Gray III, about their book, "In The Web Of Watergate."

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CON GAMES 24/7: Autism, 'Support Our Troops'

Click here for the complete "Con Games with Michael Conniff" from Tuesday April 1, 2008.

The Con Man kicks off Autism Awareness Month with an opening hour on the complex and vexing issue of autism, then questions those who "support our troops" but want nothing to do with veterans once they return home from Iraq and Afghanistan. 

 

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What is Acupuncture?

Acupuncture is a medical modality, originating from China, with a 5000 year old history. It is a method of inserting sterile, disposable needles into specific acupuncture points to encourage the body to promote its own natural healing ability and to improve overall bodily function. Many people have only heard about Acupuncture for pain management however, Chinese medicine is a complete and comprehensive medical system with the ability to diagnose, treat, and most importantly prevent disease. Acupuncturists are trained in Chinese Medicine as well as Western Medicine, allowing for these practitioners to work closely with Medical Doctors and within the western diagnostic system. The treatment differs in that Chinese Medicine practitioners are trained to get to the root of disease by treating with herbal formulas and natural remedies to promote the body’s own healing ability.

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CON GAMES 24/7: Obama Fall-Out, Women's Health Conference

The Con Man weighs the fallout from the Barack Obama speech on race, and then welcomes Aspen Center for Integral Health executive director Michele Lueck to the show to talk about the Women's Health Conference: From Theory to Practice.

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Aspen Center for Integral Health Women's Health Conference: From Theory To Practice

The 1st Annual Aspen Women's Health Conference dives into practical applications of the latest health research. The program highlights what important new findings mean to women in their daily lives. From "living greener" to feeding our families (and ourselves) in a better, healthier way, key aspects of healthy mind, body, relationships, and environment will be covered. Join us and learn how to put theory into practice.

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CON GAMES 24/7: Shining Stars, Whither Obama?

The Con Man welcomes two young children from Shining Stars and Dr. Larry McCleary, the pediatric neurosurgeon who acts as the organization's chief medical officer.

Then "Con Games" deconstructs the speech on race by Barack Obama.

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CON GAMES 24/7: Hope Always Floats For Pathfinders

Tina Staley and Kristin McDermott, co-founders of the Pathfinders cancer survivors organization, spend an hour discussing the role of hope among cancer survivors.

Then the Con Man shifts his sights to Iraq, where hope is waxing even as it wanes.

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CON GAMES 24/7: ACIH Women's Health Conference

"Con Games" delves into the Women's Health Conference with Pamela Peeke from The Oprah Winfrey Network and Dr. Alan Altman, a specialist on menopause and the sexuality of women.

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Lessons From A Sick Day

“Did you exchange a walk on part in the war, for a lead roll in a cage?”
-Pink Floyd

These days life moves at hyper-speed. I constantly feel as though I am racing to complete one task just so I can move on to the next.

When I walk through town, I do not stroll. I speed-walk. I don’t have time to stroll. I am never caught up. There are always things left undone.

But this week nature put the brakes on my frantic pace. I woke Wednesday around 4 AM, vomited and continued to do so for the next six hours. Thus, I was quarantined to my bedroom where I spent the day and night lying in my bed.

Continue Reading Add comment March 15th, 2008

Pledge 2 Be Fit

The Aspen Club & Spa would like to challenge you to step up your fitness routine. If you are currently working out three days a week, why not challenge yourself to do four days a week? If you have been struggling to get into the gym, why not challenge yourself to come in two days a week. It is all up to you and what you would like to do for yourself. Why not put a financial challenge to it. If you miss a workout, donate to a charity. Challenge your friends to step it up!

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