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 Below are the seats declared so far for the PNG National Elections.   The ruling party PANGU leads with five (5) declared  MPs, followed by Peoples National Congress PNC with two and the United Resource Party with a single MP.  PANGU PATI  1. Tari-Pori – James Marape, current caretaker Prime Minister 2. Lae Open – John Rosso, current caretaker Deputy Prime Minister 3. Magarima Open (new electorate) – Manaseh Makiba 4. Hela Regional – Philip Undialu 5. Rabaul Open – Graham Rumet PNC Party  1. Pomio Open – Elias Kapavore 2. Ialiub-Pangia Open – Peter O’Neill United Resources Party 1. Koroba-Lake Kopiago Open – William Bando Next :  Election Results for Oro Province 2022

Today I’m happy to welcome Jeanette Baker, author of CATRIONA, who’s guest blogging here today. Synopsis : Kate Sutherland has always felt out of step growing up in Southern California, but it isn’t until her adoptive mother’s death that she travels to Scotland to discover the truth about her heritage. There, with the help of a high-priestess of an ancient Scottish sect, she experiences the visions that reveal she is one of the twice-born and that five centuries before she walked the earth as Catriona Wells, daughter of an English earl and a Scots princess, first cousin to James IV of Scotland, English spy and harbinger of a shameful secret. Read more »

  4 HORMONES IN OUR BRAIN  That Promote Happiness The human brain is the command center for the nervous system and not only brain is a complex organ, but it has at least three levels of functions that affect all aspects of our daily lives: interpretation of senses and control of movement; maintenance of cognitive, mental, and emotional processes; and maintenance of normal behavior and social cognition (14).  According to research, there are four primary brain chemicals (hormones) that are responsible for a substantial portion of an individual’s level of happiness. Dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, and endorphins are the names of the four chemicals that are found in the brain. 1. DOPAMINE Dopamine, also known as the “happy hormone” and sometimes “love hormone” is responsible for producing sensations of general well-being. As a neurotransmitter, dopamine is what drives us on toward our objectives (2 & 12). When we complete a task or achieve a goal, our brain releases dopamine that mak