Sharon Kleyne Hour

Gerald Barnes will talk about Forests in a Changing Environment focusing on the current extremes in weather patterns; the impact of these extremes on the forest and the environment at large, including our water resources. Recent weather changes fit into long term environmental cycles and what is unique about the current trends. Mankind has a place in the essential balance of life and the environment on the planet and the importance of chlorophyll level maintenance in sustaining that essential balance. The constantly increasing human population is largely responsible for our environmental problems and that we must strive to implement global systems and life-style changes if we are to sustain the human existence as we know it. DeWayne Cecil, PhD will also discuss the current weather patterns form the viewpoint of the NOAA.

In 2002, the Teas' Tea line of natural, unsweetened bottled tea was launched. The product line functions as the centerpiece of ITO EN (North America) Inc. for it upholds ITO EN's principles of Natural, Safe, Healthy, Well-Designed, and Delicious. The product was first introduced through wholesale distribution in New York City and the Tri-State area. The Dry eye zone is our portal. It's the information center where you can get things like consumer guides to various types of dry eye products, glossary definitions of dry eye terms, a reference list of BAK concentrations in prescription medications, a list of ongoing dry eye drug clinical trials, a chart comparing different types of punctual plugs, and much, much more.

Gerald Barnes will talk about Forests in a Changing Environment focusing on the current extremes in weather patterns; the impact of these extremes on the forest and the environment at large, including our water resources. Recent weather changes fit into long term environmental cycles and what is unique about the current trends. Mankind has a place in the essential balance of life and the environment on the planet and the importance of chlorophyll level maintenance in sustaining that essential balance. The constantly increasing human population is largely responsible for our environmental problems and that we must strive to implement global systems and life-style changes if we are to sustain the human existence as we know it. DeWayne Cecil, PhD will also discuss the current weather patterns form the viewpoint of the NOAA.

Fred, a gardener in the field, has written Petals on the Path, Third Millennium World Teachings, World Peace Seeds, Planting and Growing Personal Destiny and Journey of the White Robes. Aquarius Books and Gifts are proud to have one of the largest selections of books by local Authors available in southern Oregon. Since the early days of youth Fred has been a student of the esoteric schools. Finding many philosophies intertwined compelled him to study their roots and common ancestry. To this end, he compared the deeper mystical teachings within the great schools, and found most pathways have a universal thread tying them together. In recent years Fred has continued to study and teach from his home base in southern Oregon, presenting classes and leading field trips to local points of interest.

The journey included sailing voyages across the Atlantic and on the Aegean, Black, and Baltic seas. In all places where he visited, he saw evidence of the universal connectivity that all of us share, regardless of where we were born, live, or journey from. Excerpt from, “I’ve Got Ideas I Haven’t Thought of Yet” An autobiographical article By Robert M. Weir, “Most of Weir’s articles are about people, and he finds that percolation helps with these, too. Juxtaposition creativity raises awareness that any person’s idea, no matter how humble or seemingly small, may bring solutions to significant problems. That helps us look upon all people, whether members of our family, our community, our nation, or the world, as fellow travelers and participants in the human adventure on Planet Earth.”

Gerald Barnes will talk about Forests in a Changing Environment focusing on the current extremes in weather patterns; the impact of these extremes on the forest and the environment at large, including our water resources. Recent weather changes fit into long term environmental cycles and what is unique about the current trends. Mankind has a place in the essential balance of life and the environment on the planet and the importance of chlorophyll level maintenance in sustaining that essential balance. The constantly increasing human population is largely responsible for our environmental problems and that we must strive to implement global systems and life-style changes if we are to sustain the human existence as we know it. DeWayne Cecil, PhD will also discuss the current weather patterns form the viewpoint of the NOAA.

This book covers natural approaches for 29 of the most common eye conditions such as macular degeneration, glaucoma, cataracts, floaters, dry eyes, myopia and presbyopia. There is a wealth of information in this book that includes: nutritional, diet and lifestyle recommendations eye exercises and juicing recipes vision and personality food sources for nutrients visual hygiene alternative therapies that help keep your eyes stay young related research studies.

In the book, The Killer’s Within, The Deadly Rise of Drug-Resistant Bacteria, A battle is taking place on the frontiers of medicine between rapidly evolving bacteria and the doctors struggling to outwit them. The Killers Within tells this horror story that just happens to be true. Michael Levenston, City Farmer executive director. Shoemakers, fashion models, computer geeks, politicians, lawyers, teachers, chefs … all city dwellers … all can grow food at home after work in back yards, community gardens or on flat roofs. For the past 33 years, City Farmer has encouraged urban dwellers to pull up a patch of lawn and plant some vegetables, kitchen herbs and fruit. Our message is the same today as it was in 1978 and will be relevant far into the future.

Lorraine Day, MD talks about Preventing and Reversing Eye Disease. To lose one's eyesight is a catastrophe that changes every aspect of one's life. Lorraine Day, M.D. reveals the amazingly simple plan to prevent and reverse serious eye diseases that affect almost 50% of all Americans over the age of 65 and often lead to severe vision loss and even blindness. Tim Blakely, herbalist/aromatherapist talks about how Essential oil aromas stimulate the part of the brain that affects emotion. The shape of an essential oil molecule is like a key that opens lock-like structure in the olfactory nerve receptors in our nostrils. The impression of the aroma is sent directly and immediately to the limbic system where memories are stored and pleasure and emotions are perceived.

The Sea Voices Book is a collection of the World’s Leading Ocean Experts, Scientists, Environmentally Conscious Celebrities and Musicians, Artists, Authors, Activists, Filmmakers, Surf Industry Leaders, Businesspeople, Royalty, and more. Go to http://healeypublishing.com Meet Einstein. He is a scientist who loves to study light and gravity. In this book, Einstein helps to introduce your kids to science, and show them that they are already great scientists! Light and gravity are concepts that preschoolers are ready to learn. Help them make the connections in everything they see and do, and teach them that science is all around them. Meet Einstein includes a section for parents to learn about Einstein, so they can help their kids learn more about him and explore the concepts in this book. Go to: http://meeteinstein.com

Dr. Grossman will share 10 tips on how to save and improve your sight, Go to www.naturaleyecare.com to learn natural approaches to common vision and other health problems using nutrition, diet and lifestyle. Our second guest, Winston Kao will talk about different types of radiation, what to do if you have exposure and what the reporters won’t tell you about the current conditions in Japan. Go to www.gobeyondorganic.com to learn about Winston’s mission to provide high-tech, ecological products with NO pharmaceuticals, preservatives, Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) or any other toxic materials that fix your body while feeding it.

Rebecca Petris started The Dry Eye Company and this website in 2005 as a dry eye information portal and community center for her fellow dry eye patients. Since then, it's grown and expanded in various ways, all focused on improving quality of life for people with dry eye. The Irlen Method is the only research-based method using colored overlays and filters. There are over 4,000 educators in school districts who have been trained, and millions of children use Irlen colored overlays and it is now being used in over 42 countries. The Irlen Method is non-invasive technology that uses colored overlays and filters to improve the brain's ability to process visual information. It is the only method scientifically proven to successfully correct the processing problems associated with Irlen Syndrome.

Alastair Morrison, BA, Engineering, MA Hydrology and Environmental Management, Coordinator of Global Water Governance Projects for the United Nations Development Programme, with emphasis on the MDG GoAL-WASH project: “Governance Advocacy and Leadership for Water Sanitation and Hygiene, an initiative to scale up water and sanitation services for the poor. See http://www.undp.org/water/initiatives/wgf.html for more information. The United Nations Development Programme and the Swedish Agency for International Development Cooperation (SIDA) have launched a new initiative, hosted by the Stockholm International Water Institute, to support developing country efforts to strengthen water governance.

Today DeWayne Cecil, PhD Western Region Climate Services Director NOAA-NCDC talks about the Challenges in the federal sector for environmental program funding, and the disaster in Japan and the aftermath around the Pacific Rim. http://tsunami.noaa.gov/ Although a tsunami cannot be prevented, the impact of a tsunami can be mitigated through community preparedness, timely warnings, and effective response. NOAA has primary responsibility for providing tsunami warnings to the Nation, and a leadership role in tsunami observations and research. Art Bernstein, MA, Author and Naturalist talks about the Japanese tsunami and the Northern California coast, Crescent City to Trinidad on his recent trip there.

Tim Blakley is an aromatherapist, herbalist and educator for Frontier. He has written and taught extensively for over 30 years and co-authored the book Medicinal Herbs in the Garden, Field and Marketplace. Tim played an integral part in Frontier's herb-growing programs, including managing the National Center for the Preservation of Medicinal Herbs. Go to: www.frontiercoop.com for more info. Allen Taylor, PhD Senior Scientist and Director Laboratory for Nutrition and Vision Research Jean Mayer USDA HNRCA at Tufts University. Research focus: the role of the ubiquitin pathway in the regulation of cell proliferation, differentiation and protein quality in the lens and retina. For more info go to: http://www.hnrc.tufts.edu/1217253305884/HNRCA-Page-hnrca2ws_1192109689041.html

Today Robert Weir talks about Earth Day and John McConnell. He will also talk about the community of Leh (region of Ladakh) India, his travels there last summer, the flash flood of the Indus River that killed 200-plus people a week after he left, and his desire to return there this coming summer almost exactly one year later.

“Reconnective Healing is not just energy healing, but instead a more comprehensive spectrum of healing composed of energy, light and information,” explains Dr. Pearl. “Anyone can learn to access these energies once you interact with them. Reconnective Healing is not something we do. It’s something we allow and help facilitate. It works by itself, as well as greatly expands the results of the modalities that today’s healing and healthcare practitioners are already using.” Dr. Pearl is the author of The Reconnection: Heal Others, Heal Yourself, published in 36 languages, a book that chronicles his transformation from a highly successful LA,CA chiropractor into a Reconnective Healer.

The journey included sailing voyages across the Atlantic and on the Aegean, Black, and Baltic seas. In all places where he visited, he saw evidence of the universal connectivity that all of us share, regardless of where we were born, live, or journey from. Excerpt from, “I’ve Got Ideas I Haven’t Thought of Yet” An autobiographical article By Robert M. Weir, “Most of Weir’s articles are about people, and he finds that percolation helps with these, too. Juxtaposition creativity raises awareness that any person’s idea, no matter how humble or seemingly small, may bring solutions to significant problems. That helps us look upon all people, whether members of our family, our community, our nation, or the world, as fellow travelers and participants in the human adventure on Planet Earth.”

Todd Blossom, who believes in hydroponics and says, “Hydroponics is a clean, above-ground, pesticide-free way of growing such a variety of plants,” founder of Hartford Fresh, Inc., at Hartford Farms. “It’s year-round cultivation. You can space plants as they grow and it’s 25 times as productive [as traditional gardening].” The word hydroponics comes from the Greek words meaning “water” and “labor”, and is a method of growing plants, mainly fruits and vegetables, without soil. The plants are placed in trays or inserted into tubing over a container of water with a submergible pump. The pump circulates the water making traditional gardening methods unnecessary. Sometimes, a different medium such as clay pellets, sand, or peat is used to support the plant. But the water filtration is the key to growth.