The Alzheimer's Association of Massachusetts and New Hampshire regularly holds educational programs. On Tuesday, February 23, 2010, at 5:30PM, they will hold a program entitled: "Knowing the Difference: Senior Moments vs. Warning Signs for Alzheimer's Disease." Topics will include dementia symptoms, the different forms of dementia, the diagnostic process, current treatment options and the benefits of accessing support and education. You must call 603-606-6590 to pre-register for the program. The program will be held at 30 Colby Court, in Bedford, NH. For more information go to www.alz.org/MANH.
I regularly read reports from Stratfor - an information service that comments on world affairs, terrorism and even personal safety. This report is good reading to help anyone survive a bad situation. I thought it was worth repeating. When Things Go Bad By Scott Stewart Over the past several weeks, we [Stratfor] have discussed a number of different situations that can present a common problem to people caught up in them. First, we discussed how domestic terrorism remains a persistent threat in the United States, and that despite improvements in security measures since 2001, soft targets still remain vulnerable to attack by terrorist actors driven by a variety of motivations. Due to the devolution of the jihadist threat toward the grassroots, there is also a growing trend of jihadist actors using armed assaults instead of bombing attacks. We also discussed the continuing problem of workplace violence , and finally, we discussed last week evacuation plans for expatriates
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