Thisvideo is a preview of a lecture given at the 2010 18th international A4M conference in Orlando. The full video with slides is available for purchase at DigiVisionMedia.com/A4M Item #A4M101WD1. To learn more about the A4M Visit WorldHealth.net. The A4M is dedicated to the advancement of technology to detect, prevent, and treat aging related disease. The A4M is also dedicated to educating physicians, scientists, and members of the public on biomedical sciences, breaking technologies, and anti-aging issues.
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A viewer asked my help in building an A/R Aging Report. She wants to see the total for invoices that are “past due” 1 – 30 days, 31-60 days, etc. In this video I use the =TODAY(), =IF(), =AND() and =WEEKDAY() functions to build this report. If you have an Excel question, send it to me, I will answer it as soon as I possibly can do so. My DVD-ROM, “The 50 Best Tips, Tricks & Techniques for Excel 2007″ is now available for sale. Visit my website – www.thecompanyrocks.com/excels – for details on how to purchase it. Video Rating: 4 / 5
Dr. Jennifer Ashton offers practical tips on how to slow the appearance of aging. Video Rating: 5 / 5
((Please support our advertisers by clicking on their ads!) From the LA Times… Valencia’s College of the Canyons in Ca. has designed a course to train students to help the elderly cope with chronic medical conditions and live more comfortably. The semester-long pilot program is the first of its kind in the country, administrators told the Times. During the term, students study what it’s like to grow old, learning the physical and mental changes involved, and how aging affects behavior and communication. And they learn practical skills to help seniors remain healthy as they age: strategies to prevent falls, reduce stress and improve their nutrition. The students earn a certificate in Skills for Healthy Aging Resources and Programs. The program, which includes fieldwork, differs from a regular degree course in gerontology because it’s more hands-on and emphasizes practical, care-giving skills. Students come away with skills to work in senior centers and homes and service agencies. Most students are women, some in their 50s and 60s. Some already had degrees and had worked in other careers. Many hoped to make themselves more marketable. And most cited stated a personal connection as their primary motivation. More colleges should consider this program.
In a field outside of town we could always be alone Carry a blanket maybe a basket – and that’s it Innocence was the key I was locked up never free Until you turned me Like vines we intertwined (like vines we intertwined) Carelessly growing up and growing old Life was on our tongues (on our tongues) And it tasted heavenly so good I wake up and I feel alone I was just asleep Right where I belong Inside this sad, sad song I knew this was a dream it was too good to be true And the coincidences were a bit much too Who wants to wake up? Who wants to lose it? Who wants to live in this place? Like vines we intertwined (like vines we intertwined) Carelessly growing up and growing old Life was on our tongues (on our tongues) It tasted heavenly so good I wake up and I feel alone I was just asleep Right where I belong Inside this sad, sad song Blankets here keep me from cold Holding tightly my pillows Frantically searching for her Inside my head she’s somewhere She is somewhere I wake up and I feel alone I was just asleep Right where I belong Inside this sad, sad song I wake up and I feel alone I was just asleep Right where I belong Inside this sad, sad, sad song
Thisvideo is a preview of a lecture given at the 2010 18th international A4M conference in Orlando. The full video with slides is available for purchase at DigiVisionMedia.com/A4M Item #A4M101WD1. To learn more about the A4M Visit WorldHealth.net. The A4M is dedicated to the advancement of technology to detect, prevent, and treat aging related disease. The A4M is also dedicated to educating physicians, scientists, and members of the public on biomedical sciences, breaking technologies, and anti-aging issues.
Thisvideo is a preview of a lecture given at the 2010 18th international A4M conference in Orlando. The full video with slides is available for purchase at DigiVisionMedia.com/A4M Item #A4M101WD1. To learn more about the A4M Visit WorldHealth.net. The A4M is dedicated to the advancement of technology to detect, prevent, and treat aging related disease. The A4M is also dedicated to educating physicians, scientists, and members of the public on biomedical sciences, breaking technologies, and anti-aging issues.
