Originally posted on Eric Levi:
Last year I attended the Mayo Clinic Social Media Residency at Jacksonville, Florida. This was what I wrote. Many of the lessons I learned last year still hold true today. Today, I attended the Residency again, this time in my hometown of Melbourne Australia as part of the #MayoInOz Social Media Summit. I was one of the Chief Residents, and there were about 35 attendees. There were, I think, only 2 doctors in the group. The rest are hospital executives, organisational policy makers and communications officers. I learned 3 important things: There are a lot… Continue reading REPUBLISH: Dr Eric Levi on the Mayo Clinic Social Media Residency in Melbourne

A wonderful milestone in anyone’s language. http://www.smithandgeorg.com.au/articles/our-news/celebrating-20-years-of-making-a-difference-in-rural-australia.html Continue reading Celebrating 20 Years of Making a Difference in Rural Australia » Smith and Georg

Fashion, style, tips and places collected on Pinterest while I research for my holiday. I thought you might like to know of this board yourself for one sunny day… http://pin.it/7nl2w6v Continue reading Bali Style; My Pinterest Board!

Originally posted on granddementiadesign:
It’s seems rather surreal that the English weather has followed me over to Australia with the worst rain in several years and a chance of snow on the hills! And whilst I thought having done my postal vote I’d have escaped the Brexit debates, I was wrong! Pretty much everyone I have had the opportunity to meet with over the last 3 days have been very inquisitive about which way Britan will vote on the EU today! It seems there is no escaping Great Britain down under. There are still traces of the Queens’s birthday celebrations,… Continue reading Making healthy normal 

What a great article. Being useful comes in all forms, but its the little things and timing which support useful too. Great article. Have a read. “Two words of advice you rarely hear.” @vanschneider https://medium.com/desk-of-van-schneider/two-words-of-advice-you-rarely-hear-8024f9b160b5 Continue reading “Two words of advice you rarely hear.”

Originally posted on Warning:Curves Ahead:
This morning, as I was perusing through my Facebook timeline, I happened upon an article that a lovely friend shared. It was entitled “24 Things Women Should Stop Wearing After Age 30”, and it triggered Maximum Eye-Rolling from everyone who took the time out to read it. Written by Kallie Provencher for RantChic.com, this “article” (I use the term loosely) highlighted things such as “leopard print”, “graphic tees”, and “short dresses” (because “By this age, women should know it’s always better to leave something to the imagination”). Kallie, it seems, has a number of opinions… Continue reading 24 Things Women Over 30 Should Wear

Originally posted on O'Folks:
Age by decade: A term designating someone’s age by decade. For example, a septuagenarian refers to someone in his or her seventies (age 70 to 79). The prefix in such terms is always from the Latin. For example, the Latin septuageni = seventy. * Denarian: Someone age 10 to 19. * Vicenarian: Someone in his or her twenties. * Tricenarian: Someone in his or her thirties. * Quadragenarian: Someone in his or her forties. * Quinquagenarian: Someone in his or her fifties. * Sexagenarian: Someone in his or her sixties. * Septuagenarian: Someone in his… Continue reading Age by decade

Originally posted on Ageing Issues:
She’s waiting for her envelope, in which sits a letter, telling her how many years she has left to live. The policy was created in response to overpopulation. So, age is no longer an increasing number, it’s a decreasing one. And her time left has been determined by a slew of tests. Her countdown is predicated on exam results and the duration of her life will be decided on what “the rulers” deem to be her: merits, intelligence, looks and charisma. So far, so contemporary. This disturbing, dystopian look at society was the basis of… Continue reading All The Time In The World?