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From Gloucester Acupuncturist Eli Jacobe, Lic.Ac.;  www.AtlanticAcupuncture.com

Tapping with your own fingers on acupuncture meridian points to relieve stressed emotions is a modern discovery in acu-pressure by psychologist Dr. Roger Callahan (www.RogerCallahan.com). The idea is to gently move stressed thought and emotional patterns out of the nervous system.  It’s like taking a plunger to a stuck sink or toilet.  Once you restore the flow, all the gunk drains away. It’s not amnesia.  You still know what happened, but the memories just don’t destroy you anymore. At first it sounds unbelievable.  But orphanages in Rwanda are teaching this skill to kids who lost their families in the tribal genocide.  It can make a difference even with a situation like that:

This spring  at The Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce Expo, I taught a set of tapping points that reduces anxiety, phobias, bad moods, post-traumatic emotions and other accumulated stress levels. This method actually gets those conditions out of  your brain; in contrast to other treatments that just talk about what’s wrong or that sedate the nervous system with medications the same way a dentist numbs a toothache (which is OK until the novocain wears off).

Watch and follow along on YouTube

This sequence can help 80% or more of the people who use it. (To get a chart that shows all the spots,   http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20668754/EFT%201%20page%20with%20contact%20info.pdf )  Even higher rates of relief come with personal assessment  to determine other point sequences needed for individual situations. Like twirling a combination lock, the order in which you clear the circuits can make a difference.  Telephone 978-525-2255.  For military veterans suffering from combat stress or PTSD, sessions are on a sliding scale that includes free.  Download Dr. Callahan’s 300 page book on overcoming trauma: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20668754/Stop%20The%20Nightmares%20of%20Trauma%20book.pdf

I can teach this to groups.  I invite veteran’s organizations and stress/trauma support groups to contact me.  Acupuncture (with the needles) is now used at Walter Reed Hospital and even by combat medics in the field.  I think it won’t be long before this method of acupuncture without needles is used there, too.

Healthy Cooking: FUN and EASY for You and Your Children. Celebrate Fitness! Teach your children healthy lifestyles for a healthier lifetime! Join Dietitian Susan Miller, R.D., L.D.N. and Registered Nurse Karen Pischke R.N., B.S.N. for an evening of nutritional education and cooking instruction. Healthy Food, Fun, Games and Prizes! Thursday, August 18th.   6– 8 pm. At the Manchester Community Health Center,  40 Beach St. Manchester MA. Advance Registration required for this workshop. To Register or for further information call Dreamtime Wellness at 978-283-4258 or log onto www.dreamtimewellness.com. A % of the proceeds will be donated to Cape Ann Food Pantry. $10 discount to anyone who registers and says ‘they saw it on GMG!’

Thanks very much!     Karen

Karen Pischke RN, BSN, CCRN Alumnus

Certified Hypnotherapist, Reiki Master Teacher, Tobacco Treatment Specialist

Dreamtime Wellness: Promoting Optimal Wellness for Body, Mind & Spirit

This video to me means alot. It maybe just a sappy song to some. But I, or we may not have the opportunity to do so pubicliy to thank someone who means alot to them as I do.

It’s nice to have someone to pour out your problems to and to also listen to and help. Does that make sense? Please remember I’m NO WRITER OR WORDSMITH!

So Thank you Juana! for being there at work for me, and Cathy During this tough year. It can only get better. Right!

 I’m sure there are many of you and I know I at least one who’s had a tough year with a Family members health and who would like to thank their friends openly. Now’s your time to do it! Enjoy this UP BEAT TUNE!

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. . .on the Boulevard.

Sandy and Steve hail from New Brunswick,  although Sandy grew up in Gloucester. They visit here frequently and certainly seemed to enjoy the the sun, ice cream, and view of the outer harbor on a perfect summer day.

Caroline Stella, a retired teacher who lives on the North Shore, has turned her lifetime hobby into a passion. Her photographic interests are varied, but her travel experiences dominate her work.
 
Caroline is an active member of the Winthrop Arts Association and the Lynn Photographic Association. Her work is on display throughout the North Shore: Lynn Arts Gallery, Grosvenor Park Gallery in Swampscott, Union Hospital in Lynn, at Sisters We Three in Newburyport, and now at Khan Studio and the Good Morning Gloucester Gallery on Rocky Neck in Gloucester. Photography by Caroline can be found at numerous artisans’  festivals throughout the year. Images by Caroline have also adorned the walls at Café Paolina in Swampscott, Mario’s Bar and Grille in Everett, and presently at J. Pace and Son in Saugus. 
Caroline’s love of photography dates back to her preteen years when film cameras were the rage and everyone had an “Instamatic.”
 
Come by and see Caroline’s exhibit at Khan’s Studio and the Good Morning Gloucester Gallery at 77 Rocky Neck August 5 thru August 18.
Opening  Reception: August 9 from 4-7 PM

E.J. Lefavour

www.khanstudiointernational.com

That the “Islandia” superyacht, designed in Holland by Tony Castro and Peter Sijm, has an overall length of 41.60 meters (136’) by 7.88 meters (just under 26’) in width, and was made using steel for the quickwork and aluminum for the upper works?  Her design prescribes the presence of a bulbous keel with a composite sailing boat that has made it possible to reduce the draft to only 3.5 meters. All the interiors are in mahogany wood, matched with beige color upholstery and furnishings. The large living room, at the center of the boat, extremely bright thanks to the numerous glass surfaces, offers a spacious area with TV and dining table able to accommodate 10 persons. Astern of this room are the three guest staterooms, each with its own bathroom, and the boat owner’s stateroom. This latter stateroom is a true suite, with two large twin beds and a smaller bed, a lounge with an L-shaped sofa, a desk and a wardrobe, and is provided with a bathroom with a separate shower compartment. At the bow of the living room there is a large on-board galley, almost professionally equipped, the crew dining area and their cabins, each with separate shower and bathroom. From this area the crew gains direct access to the deck, to the engine room and to the technical area where all the systems for the correct operation and maintenance of the boat are situated. This allows for a maximum level of privacy.  (Nautica)

Cool little boat to tool around in, wouldn’t you agree?   

E.J. Lefavour

www.khanstudiointernational.com

Good Morning Joey,

I thought you would get a kick out of this. Greg is a funny man. We  a great time at EJ’s. I will have to stop by to see everyone on our next trip to the island.

Anita

This past weekend Donna Ardizzoni’s Daughter Kimberly Got Married- Congrats.

Sunrise from Stage Fort Park 07/24/2011

 

Should be lots of fun with Jeff Cluett, ,Sista Felicia, Manny and more of your favorite GMGers hanging out!

I’ll have some all new photos and T-Shirts for sale.  EJ will have her treasure boxes and “Did You Know” book.  Manny will be taking photos of our friends (you) for posting on the blog when you stop by the table.

Lobster’s fresh off of Tuffy’s Boat.

GMG Contributors supplied the appetite and snacks, and some passer-byers joined the fun.

Thanks Joey

 

that Charlie McCarthy represented Good Morning Gloucester at Madfish Wharf on Rocky Neck?  Edgar Bergen was unavailable.  Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy made their debut on “Royal Gelatin Hour” in 1936 and were an instant success. Soon after they were given their own show for Chase & Sanborn.  Almost immediately, The Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy Show became one of the most popular programs.  Charlie looks a little worse for the wear, and he’s so old now he has to be pushed around in a pram.  You never know who you’ll see on Rocky Neck.

E.J. Lefavour

www.khanstudiointernational.com