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* The three members who went on the Search & Rescue practice were:- Carol Bruce, Bob King and Ian Wolf (Prospective). This is the way to get your name in print - go to S. & R. practice. - Editor. | * The three members who went on the Search & Rescue practice were:- Carol Bruce, Bob King and Ian Wolf (Prospective). This is the way to get your name in print - go to S. & R. practice. - Editor. | ||
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+ | by Dr. Mac* | ||
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+ | I was pleased to read last month my colleague' | ||
+ | quality or extent of the activity to which the organ is subjected; for quantity equate repetitive (ie R), for quality equate the stress level,ie S. Together R S lead to the injury (I), thus does RSI develop. | ||
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+ | There are two major causes of tongue RSI, namely eating and talking. Toffee-like, | ||
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+ | The other cause of tongue RSI is excessive talking sometimes, and incorrectly, | ||
+ | of the known cases. Support of persons afflicted with ETRSI can be given by semisyllabic responses to the ET syndrome. | ||
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+ | Relief to sufferers can be achieved by firmly binding the lower to the upper jaw with the standard 70mm crepe bandage. Should a bandage not be available then band-aids may be applied to seal the lips. RSI of the tongue may not be immediately recognised by the afflicted side effects, however, do manifest themselves in companions, namely a buzzing or ringing in the ears. | ||
- | . by Dr. Mac* | ||
- | I was pleased to read last month my colleague' | ||
- | of RSI of the tongue. This malady is caused by both the quantity and | ||
- | quality or extent of the activity to which the organ is subjected; for quantity equate repetitive (ie R), for quality equate the stress level ,ie S. | ||
- | Together R S lead to the injury (I), thus does RSI develope. | ||
- | There are two major causes of tongue RSI, namely eating and talking. Toffee-like, | ||
- | to be recommended. A note of caution here; some liquid diets can cause | ||
- | ETRSI (see below). For serious walkers freeze dried egg nog, dehydrated | ||
- | porridge and slaked saos are excellent dishes. | ||
- | The other cause of tongue RSI is excessive talking sometimes, and incorrectly, | ||
- | caused by galloping monosyllablism either alone or compounded with | ||
- | polysyllablism. ETRSI is a difficult problem to cure. Counselling and | ||
- | psychiatric help to reduce the vocabulary have had success in about 57% | ||
- | of the known cases. Support of persons afflicted with ETRSI can be given | ||
- | by semisyllabic responses to the ET syndrome. | ||
- | Relief to sufferers can be achieved by firmly binding the lower to the upper jaw with the standard 70mm crepe bandage. Should a bandage not | ||
- | be available then band-aids may be applied to seal the lips. RSI of the | ||
- | tongue may not be immediately recognised by the afflicted; side effects, however, do manifest themselves in companions, namely a buzzing or ringing in the ears. | ||
* Dr. Mac is a nom de plume assumed for ethical reasons. | * Dr. Mac is a nom de plume assumed for ethical reasons. | ||
- | NOTE - A booking has been made for the WOOL SHED DANCE at OLD SYDNEY TOWN | + | |
- | on SEPTEMBER 20th. We will meet at approximately 4.pm for Happy Hour at our camp nearby and on Sunday join Ainslie' | + | |
+ | **NOTE** - A booking has been made for the WOOL SHED DANCE at OLD SYDNEY TOWN on SEPTEMBER 20th. We will meet at approximately 4.pm for Happy Hour at our camp nearby and on Sunday join Ainslie' | ||
Ring Bill Holland - 86 4210 (H) 925 3309 (W) | Ring Bill Holland - 86 4210 (H) 925 3309 (W) | ||
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- | THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER August, 1986 | + | **IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS** - the Club Minute Book reveals:\\ |
- | ez onegale | + | Federation of Walkers. Mr. Debert brought forward the matter of a Federation of Walkers. The Committee |
- | IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS - the Club Minute Book reveals:- | + | |
- | Federation of Walkers. Mr. Debert brought forward the matter of a | + | |
- | Federation of Walkers. The Committf8e | + | |
report back to the general committee. 1st August, 1930. | report back to the general committee. 1st August, 1930. | ||
- | Federation of Walkers. Miss Lawry and Mr. Roots were appointed as delegates to represent the Club at the inaugural meetings of the Federation. Monthly Meeting held on Friday, 8th July, 1932. (Dorothy Lawry, now over | + | |
- | 90, and Wally Roots are still living in Sydney. Ed.) | + | Federation of Walkers. Miss Lawry and Mr. Roots were appointed as delegates to represent the Club at the inaugural meetings of the Federation. Monthly Meeting held on Friday, 8th July, 1932. (Dorothy Lawry, now over 90, and Wally Roots are still living in Sydney. Ed.) |
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- | Apc,t. | + | |
- | Your Social Convenor will be absent until mid-October and Patrick James will be undertaking the social duties during this time. Thirty days | + | Your Social Convenor will be absent until mid-October and Patrick James will be undertaking the social duties during this time. Thirty days hath September, so only two activities on the agenda.\\ |
- | hath September, so only two activities on the agenda. | + | 17th September: Either Dot Butler the Intrepid will show slides and speak about climbing in the Andes. OR Members Slides (please dig up your old or new slides and bring them along just in case).\\ |
- | 17th September: Either Dot Butler the Intrepid will show slides and speak about climbing in the Andes. OR Members Slides (please dig up your | + | |
- | old or new slides and bring them along just in case). | + | |
24th September: The Blue Grass Band will be entertaining us. | 24th September: The Blue Grass Band will be entertaining us. | ||
- | REPORT OF COMMITTEE MEETING OF 6th August. | + | ====== Report of Committee Meeting of 6 August |
The only matter arising from the Minutes was in reference to an application for a C.E.P. grant; the 60th Anniversary Sub-committee decided not to proceed with it. | The only matter arising from the Minutes was in reference to an application for a C.E.P. grant; the 60th Anniversary Sub-committee decided not to proceed with it. | ||
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Notice of the Paddy Pallin Foundation grants and loans was received and approval given for an application for a grant to restore the Club's archives. | Notice of the Paddy Pallin Foundation grants and loans was received and approval given for an application for a grant to restore the Club's archives. | ||
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$100 cost if required of moving rocks to block the main entrance at Coolana was approved. | $100 cost if required of moving rocks to block the main entrance at Coolana was approved. | ||
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A best wishes card is to be sent to Dorothy Lawry who is the Club's oldest member (in age) and believed to be ailing. Thanks are to be sent to our visiting speakers for July. | A best wishes card is to be sent to Dorothy Lawry who is the Club's oldest member (in age) and believed to be ailing. Thanks are to be sent to our visiting speakers for July. | ||
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- | news NEWS news NEWS news | ||
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- | CONSTITUTION. | + | |
- | A draft Constitution is in this magazine for you to read before | + | **CONSTITUTION** |
- | the Half-Yearly General Meeting in September. Have your comments ready then, and COME TO THIS VERY IMPORTANT MEETING. | + | A draft Constitution is in this magazine for you to read before the Half-Yearly General Meeting in September. Have your comments ready then, and COME TO THIS VERY IMPORTANT MEETING. |
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