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Home My WebLink AboutLucknow Sentinel, 2009-03-18, Page 5it a ..q.-rs-.. • (r Dr. Bigbrain puts his two cents in as he takes over for Mark Thrice this week This week, we are honoured to have our guest, Answer: Nope. THAT song was "Dark. Side of Dr. Bigbrain, filling in for Mr. Thrice, who is the Moon" by J. S. Bach. serving time... Dear Dr. Bigbrain, Dear Dr.Bigbrain, It hurts when I cough. Hi. I am a young, married man with two chit- Answer: Then don't cough. dren and a cat (a boy and a. girl). One of the baby's Dear Dr. Bigbrain, toys plays this tune that has been sticking in my I was watching MuchMusic last night and. T head and I can't quite place it. It goes like this: came across a music video where the artist Da dum, da dum, da dum de dum, da doodle :{{ 3 seemed to be wearing something a little too dum, da doodle dum, da doodle dum de r {}� revealing. I think that it was Christina. Or maybe Britney. Or Shakira. (I believe um... do not a eve Answer: Definitely "The Blue Danube" b that it was Carol Burnett) What is up with Theodor Nugent. f that? Dear Dr. Bigbrain, Answer: i The purpose 1 of today's We are thinking of getting a puppy for music video is to distract the listen our kids to teach such character traits as er as much as possible from the fact that all 'of the singers sound alike. What is your advice? ' i You see, ifyou listen closely, . � . . _ .. , .. � _ � . y, it will Answer. Getting a puppy is a great. .�: = become obvious that:most of these idea! What teaches 'sharing'better thatl performers (includingThe Jonas g. watching dad take the : family pet to the vet to get Brothers) : snort : helium like drunken aardvarks. its shots ($100), deworming ($75) and neutering Obviously, this cannot be good for the o1' vocal (or spaying, depending on the vet) ($200). And cords and since most are looking forward to: guest think of the monumental lessons in responsibility spots on future reality tv shows, they must do for your 'sleeping children as you (filled with: what they can to spare are their voices.. Soon,each y P compassion) slip on your galoshes at 3` am to take video will contain no singing` at all, just a scanti- the dog for ,a walk. Yes, I'm sure that getting a ly-clad singer gyrating to music that:only she and u will be a biglearning : ex._-erience, I'm just her agent can h puppy g P � g heat - .. not sure for whom.What: . �willit sound like to�them? Dear Dr. Bigbrain, _ :: .� .. Answer. Like this. "Da dum,da dum,da dum de I _ think you were wrong in your: assessment: of dum, da doodle dune, da doodle dun', da doodle the songfrom the first letter. The 'Blue Danube' dun' de dum:.." sounds more like this: "De da da de da, doot� doot, Dry Bigbrain is a oationally, syndicated figment doot doot De da da da da, doot "� a, oot doot, doot dont... of. your imaginafiont.: responsibility, compassion and sharing. . - • • ao, �. .. y. a _�..q; AiA•iikof•kkifip' i f:r i .51.y1�.-.•..fJ•1— • Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 18, 2009 - Page 5 Works scoming :..off Medications, drugs and alcohol interaction and their effect on falls in older adults is the focus of an upcom- ing workshop for local Health Care Providers. Dr. Kim McKenzie will discuss Medication and Falls, 1:45 p.m.- 3:45 pm., at Lee Manor Auditorium, 875 6th Street East, Owen Sound. Dr. McKenzie is a Geriatrician at Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie, where he is Medical Specialist at the Stroke Prevention Clinic and the Healthy Aging Support and Education (BASE) Team. Public Health and the Grey Bruce Fall Prevention and Intervention Program ate : presenting the workshop.. Health Care Providers can register for the workshop by calling the Grey Bruce Health Uhit at 519-376- 9420. Across Grey Bruce, the hospitalization rate associ- ated with injuries from falls for those 65 and older is 21 per cent higher than Southwestern Ontario and is care providers 35 per cent higher than provincial averages. In County, one in every five residents : (18.7per cent) is aged 65 and over. Later this month, Public Health and the Grey Bruce Falls Prevention and Intervention Program isfoffering an opportunity for seniors to participate : in a Falls ,Risk Screening assessment as well as take. part in a com- munity information " session to help prevent injuries from fall's. Free luncheon and discussion takes place: 11:00 a.m.. - 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, March 25 Royal Canadian Legion, Walkerton 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Thursday, March 26, Royal Canadian Legion, Owen Sound Seniors can register for the Falls Risk Screening assessment and luncheon by calling the Grey Bruce Health Unit at 519-376-9420 or 1-800-263-3456 ext. 1528. Those interested in attending are asked to pre - register by March 20. - Parents need to consider children's health Children tend to get sick faster and more often than adults. So when parents considering travel say "Let's take the kids withus," they need to realize that travelling out of country can present different health risks for their children, especially if they are .planning to visit a lesser -developed country. An important point to consider is their child's routine vaccinations. Diseases such as measles, which are not very common in Canada, are still a major cause of death in lesser -developed countries. It is extremely important that, parents ' make sure that their children are up to date on their publicly funded vaccinations before they travel. - Parents - must also understand that diseases such as typhoid, yellow fever and malaria, which are not found in Canada, can spread to travellers. If these diseases are present in the areas they plan to visit, parents need : to . make _ sure that their children receive the necessary vaccination or .medication to protect against these diseases. For infants, some travel vaccinations and medications cannot be given to children under a certain age. Travel vacci- nation/medications are not publicly funded. Public Health offers a free travel package con- taining health and safety information on your trav- el destination. Please request your travel package at least two months before the date you plan to travel to allow time for vaccination scheduling. If you have any questions about, what vaccination and/or medicine your children might need, contact your health care provider or the Grey Bruce Health Unit at 519-376-9420 or 1-800-263-3456 or visit the website at www.publichealthgreybruce.on.ca. orrectio Heather8�rger and Cheryl Wallis are seen here born .born left to right presenting Christina i.ammerant, the band teacher at LCPS, with a donation of $230 to put towards band instruments. The two women had divided perennials in their and a yards sold them at the town wide sale and also hada sale yardyardthe weekend of the . StrawberrySummerfest. If_e: is dividing anyone � ding 'their perennials before the town wide yardsale and would like P8 to donate them towards selling them for the LCPS band, please tall Barger at 519-528-2554 or Wallis at S 19-528-2123. 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