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With an unbelievably intense schedule this past week, I barely was able to do any partying or dancing out on the grid. Planning a birthday party in 3 days was not my cup of tea! LOL!

For those of us in Second Life who are busier than hell, we need quick parties and some dj's understand that very clearly.

DJ Particle aka Emi Halcali who usually can be found at Organica or Dementia Radio is one who has created what she calls "The 30 Minute Rave." It's for the raver on the go and boy, does she understand how busy a lot of us are here in Second Life.

No building of momentum, just a blast of high energy raver music cutting out the superfulous and getting right to the point. I love these little breaks. I can be building or preparing to go out to the ballroom (that's why I'm all dressed up...) and still get a little high energy psy before I totally fry out on whatever project I was working on. I can count on Emi to bring it.

Zap Hax at Electro Smog is another dj I listen to when I need these breaks. I never know what he is going to spin. From new to old, his catalogue must be enormous. I always enjoy myself there, and the people that are there are Zap's fans. I just love hanging out here.

Speaking of DJ Zap, he sent a tp over to me the other morning to come to New Berlin for an opening of their Alexa at Streetlife. The sims are well done with areas for newbies and SL resources. An open party was happening in the mall area and Zap was spinning.

I saw founder, January Lightfoot there dressed in a nice black suit watching over the event. I hung out here for more time than I had planned (it's hard to leave when Zap is spinning) and stayed for a couple hours.

Two beautiful pieces of art graced the area; one a large female figure w/ a ribbon-like texture and a large exterior wall piece of graphic color. Stop by and visit the New Berlin sims!

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With an unbelievably intense schedule this past week, I barely was able to do any partying or dancing out on the grid. Planning a birthday party in 3 days was not my cup of tea! LOL!

For those of us in Second Life who are busier than hell, we need quick parties and some dj's understand that very clearly.

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Commonly question about DEMENTIA RADIO

Question :

What is the name of a recently released movie dealing with dementia?

I heard someone on ESPN radio mention they saw the movie on a flight they had recently taken and said it was amazing. I can t remember the title to save my life. Thank you!

Answer :
Evening was amazing.. Dealing with a woman who is dying, and telling a story that is part real and part dementia..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ridibDWf

there s also one called Away From Her that deals with Alzheimers.. (I haven t watched that one yet)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0491747/

Question :

Am I a "boob" like Islam Dementia Estee says? Arent cooked thoeories to the RIGHT more than LEFT?

He/she lamented:
"You re a boob. Conservatives aren t the ones who buy into all the hysterical conspiracy theories. Perhaps if you guys didn t see a grassy knoll lurking behind every conceivable story, you wouldn t be accused of wearing tinfoil hats."

Ah,Conservatives DO buy into nutty theories.Look at all the cfdrap they make up on talk radio that are eventually prooven untrue!

Ugh.

Answer :
"Look at all the cfdrap they make up on talk radio that are eventually prooven untrue!"

lets just look at the top 4. Rush 3hours/day, Hannity, O Reilly and Beck 3hours/day radio and 1 tv.

so you have 16 hours of talk 5 days a week. lets say they take off 3 weeks a year that means every year you have 5700 some odd hours of "prooven" untrue talk. You must have books full of these so called "prooven" untrue cfdrap. Notice not one thing is mentioned......... Id say with statements like that it doesnt help your cause.

Question :

Advice please, looking for goodies suitable for a an elderly lady with an Alzheimer s type illness?

My MIL has vascular dementia - some days she is nearly herself and others more like a child - along with the tantrums & throwing things.
She is in a care home where we visit her several times a week and try to make her as comfortable and happy as possible.
She keeps rejecting things we take (for no particular reason we know of!) but often, she will just destroy items she does accept.
I would really like to make sure she has at least the basics like a clock, radio, watch etc. which she can t easily destroy but which also aren t purely made for children (and supposed to be bright & indestructible!)
Anyone have any ideas - I do have some catalogues (Help the Aged are OK but don t offer everything I want for her).
Things like larger piece jigsaw puzzles with interesting pictures, clothing that is hardy but suitable for a short 85 year old - use your imaginations!
As I say - I do have some sources already but anything new is good!
We are UK based!

Answer :
There is a company called Age Exchange in Blackheath, London which runs a lot of reminiscence workshops etc - they may have items for sale.

Check out some childrens / teaching catelogues - some of the items will be suitable for all ages. You want a clock that gets glued to the wall so she can t break it.

Items like soft furry toys are good - something for the person to hold, and relax. Even something like a blanket (fur type) so she can have it on her lap when sitting.

Maybe don t make a big thing out of giving her things - just put it near her / in her room, and let her accept it.