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There is something far more intimate about watching someone play a piano than play the guitar. With the guitar, it's in your arms, it's yours, and you're playing it. But singers on tour rarely bring their own piano along. So it's a strange object that you are forced to make your own. Oftentimes, there's no easy way to look at the audience, so the singer must just trust that they are being entertaining. And something about the complicated flutter of fingers seems more personal than holding down a few frets.
Vienna Teng was in this exact position at Hotel Cafe. And she performed wonderfully. I had found both albums that I reviewed full of talent and excitement, but nothing there particularly endeared me to her. All that changed after seeing her perform. She's so easy with the audience, so at home, and puts herself out there in such a way that made us all at ease. She played solo, except for two songs from Inland Territory, when she was accompanied by Jim Bianco on the accordion and the clarinet. The piano was pushed to the side of the tiny stage, so her back was turned to most of the audience. But I liked it that way, we could watch her hands dance on the keys, and reflect in the polished wood.
One of the best parts of her short nine song set was how she used a playback recorder. She taped both herself and the audience. Teng brought in the electronics slowly, at first just asking her listeners to sing a couple of low, chorus notes for her, which she played back at the end of a song. Eventually, she was doing some very complicated playbacks with it, involving her sounds from her hands and her voice. It was really quite impressive.
The culmination of her set was one of my favorite songs from Inland Territory, "Grandmother Song", which is from the point of view of her grandmother. For this track, she asked the audience to clap with her, stamp their feet and holler from time to time while she sang acoustically. She was mesmerizing, with nothing between her and us but a microphone stand. Watching Teng is truly a treat, since one can't help but be drawn in by her talent and charisma.
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- Do not drink alcohol while you are using Helidac® and for at least 1 day after you stop using it. Tell your doctor if you are currently taking disulfiram (Antabuse®) or have taken any in the last two weeks.
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- Keep using this medicine for the full treatment time, even if you feel better after the first few doses. Your infection may not clear up if you stop using the medicine too soon.
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Sir Brian Pomeroy has been on the Gallery's board since 2006 and Chair since 2007. He was the Senior Partner of Deloitte Consulting until 1999 when he took up a number of public, private and voluntary sector appointments.
His other current appointments include non-executive director of the Financial Conduct Authority, Board Member of The Social Market Foundation and Ambassador for the Money Advice Trust.
Past appointments include Chairman of the Financial Inclusion Task Force, the National Lottery Commission, Centrepoint, Homeless Link and the Responsible Gambling Strategy Board; and membership of the Disability Rights Task Force.
He has a lifelong interest in making and collecting photography. He holds an MA in photography and was awarded an Associateship of the Royal Photographic Society (ARPS).
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For the past several months I have been touring New Hampshire with a colleague promoting Granite State College's new Bachelor of Science in Health Care Management. This degree program offers courses in health care administration, policy, emerging trends, fiscal management, and health information systems.
The specialized skills you will acquire from this degree will prepare you to coordinate technology, people and resources. Job opportunities exist in a number of health related settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, health care agencies, non-profits, non-governmental agencies such as the Red Cross, and medical practices. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, ten of the 20 fastest growing occupations are health care related. Health care will also generate 3.2 million new wage and salary jobs before 2018, more than any other industry, largely in response to rapid growth in the elderly population. http://www.bls.gov/oco/cg/cgs035.htm
We have visited Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Catholic Medical Center, New London Hospital, The VT/NH annual conferences for Physical Therapists, Respiratory Therapists and Occupational Therapists and several of the NH Community Colleges. It's great to be able to go where potential students are and answer their questions, provide materials, and arrange appointments. In addition, at every event, we've had GSC alumni stop by to say hello and let us know how their degree has impacted their lives and career opportunities.
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NY Video Meetup – LIVE Stream – Magma Launch
Tonight in NYC is the NY Video 2.0 Meetup. The event tonight is a bit special because several VC partners are going to review the startup pitches. Companies presenting include Aniboom, Clearspring, SesameVault and VoloMedia.
Also, Andrew Baron of Rocketboom is going to present the launch of his "Magma" video product.
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NY Video 2.0 – Animoto, Innovid, Brightcove, Gigya, Ooyala
Last week the NY Video 2.0 meetup was held. Unfortunately I was unable to make it but Andy Robson from 3rdRail Inc captured all of the presentations and the video is below. The presenting companies included: Animoto, Brightcove, Innovid, Gigya and Ooyala.
NY Video 2.0 Recap: Boxee, Hulu and Others (video)
This week at the NY Video 2.0 meeting, a variety of companies either demo'ed their service or provided a variety of business updates. If you are in the NYC tech or media scene, this might be the best monthly meetup to attend.
Here are the presenters:
- Hulu – Kevin McGurn, VP National Sales (our coverage) — Michael has an article today about Hulu's ad rates
- Move Networks – Bob Bryson, SVP Sales & BD
- Boxee – Avner Ronen, Co-founder & CEO
- MediaMerx – Tejpaul Bhatia, Co-founder & CEO
- Visible Measures – Matt Cutler, VP Marketing & Analytics (our coverage)
If you want to jump around in the video, click play, then pause and wait for the loading bar to finish, then you can jump, jump around.
Video: What 3 VC's Think of 5 Startup Pitches
On Monday at the NY Video 2.0 meeting, after the demos concluded, three popular NY venture capital partners took the stage to critique the demos they just watched from a venture capitalist perspective. While they were certainly a bit nice in front of the crowd, I thought you might be interested in their feedback.
The demos came from Adotube, Magnify.net, Vusion, ekkoTV and BestTV.
The VC stars were: Chris Fralic from First Round Capital, Daniel Schultz from DFJ Gotham and Charlie Federman from Crossbar Capital.
NY Video 2.0 Demo: Adotube Video Advertising
Last night at the NY Video 2.0 meeting, Adotube presented their brand new video advertising solution. While the volume isn't great on this video, it's worth watching, especially the second-half. Adotube actually does in-video lead gen and sales. Let's say you are watching a video of Sting and he has a concert coming up. An ad can show a promo for tickets, click it and order tickets directly in the video. Once the sale has completed, go back to watching your Sting video. Not sure if anyone else is doing this.
While this works well for corporate and promotional videos, I am not sure if it will take off in the YouTube market. If the key is massive plays, using a stand-alone, non-social player won't help you reach the goals set for the video. They do power a variety of popular video portal sites (mostly non-U.S.).
Magnify.net Publisher – Video Demo
Last night at the NY Video 2.0 meeting, Magnify.net presented their new Magnify Publisher tool. We wrote about the Magnify Publisher when it launched last week. I did notice that embedded videos are now using a customized Magnify.net player with Magnify branding. This wasn't in the initial launch version last week.
Magnify Publisher offers a variety of video hosts to search from and you can filter to specific providers. Image search currently works with Flickr and more image providers are coming soon. There's also the ability to upload a video (it's stored on Magnify's servers) or record a video directly using a webcam.
NY Video 2.0 Demo: BestTV Video Portal
Yesterday at the NY Video 2.0 meeting, Israeli-based BestTV presented their video portal application. The BestTV application is a middleware application — meaning agencies and companies can use the tool to create video portals on top of their current sites. They are currently in the Europe and Asian markets and are looking to expand into the U.S. They mainly work with Web shops.
One interesting note — presenter Oded Felled explained that the SaaS (software as a service) model works well in Europe but not in Asia. Asian companies want enterprise "one-time" cost models and not monthly plan services.
BestTV appears to compete in the same space with NY-based Magnify.net.


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Danny Briere doesn't have the luxury of his own youth anymore. At 34, he is keenly aware of that.
Still, if Briere is going to check the final box on his outstanding career, if he's going to etch his name on the Stanley Cup, he knows that youth will be the key. It will just have to be borrowed youth.
"It doesn't seem to matter if it's a young guy or an older guy," Briere said, describing the way James van Riemsdyk has picked up where he left off in last year's playoffs. "You look at Jake Voracek, another example of a guy who, so far in the playoffs, has been tremendous for us. Sean Couturier and Brayden Schenn – young guys who are playing great hockey already in their young careers."


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The training course on "Prevention of sexually transmittable diseases among individuals and groups at risk", organised by the NIHMP in collaboration with the local health agency "Roma A" will be held at the NIHMP headquarters on May 3rd and 4th 2012.
There are different factors influencing sexually transmittable infections (STIs) diffusion in Italy, as well as in other Western countries. Among them, there are educational deficiencies, behavioural mistakes (increased risky sexual behaviours, particularly occasional unprotected sexual intercourses), difficult access to prevention and diagnosis services, and decreased infection risk perception.
Social, economic and cultural factors expose some population groups to higher STI risk by causing lower access to social and health care services and to medical information. Access to services for foreigners, and particularly undocumented migrants, is hampered by social, juridical, linguistic and cultural barriers, thus contributing to a higher number of new ITS diagnoses, particularly for HIV, if compared with the general population (at present, about 1/3 of the new HIV diagnoses are registered among foreigners). The homeless, women victims of trafficking and prostitution, drug addicts and detainees constitute other population groups which are at higher risk of social exclusion and which have difficult access to services and information.
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Charleston syringe maker sued for fraud by stock market regulator
Federal securities regulators are suing a small Charleston-based company and its chief executive officer for fraud, alleging the firm issued misleading statements that helped juice the price of its stock.
The Securities and Exchange Commission named Revolutions Medical Corp. and Ron Wheet as defendants in the complaint.
The agency said the fraudulent statements about the status of the companys main product, a retractable syringe, were made between August 2010 and July 2011.
The statements included a series of news releases designed to convey the impression that, among other things, that the device was ready to be distributed and that the company had entered into, or was on the cusp of entering into, mass distribution agreements, including a sales agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense, according to the lawsuit filed Friday in Atlanta.
The complaint went on to say that the companys stock price rose after the press releases, which enabled Revolutions Medical to raise money more cheaply through an agreement it had with a Boston investment firm.
The SEC said the company and Wheet knew the syringe was not ready to be marketed and that there was no contract with the Defense Department.
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Revolution Medicals stock trades through a quotation service called the Pink Sheet under the symbol RMCP. Shares closed at 18.7 cents Friday. Shares were down to about 15 cents at midday today in heavier than normal trading activity.
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text: REPORT FROM THE U.S.—Most revenue managers might argue they already practice optimal revenue management strategies in the way they find the most profitable mix of business. However, the industry is not practicing total revenue management in enough detail and with enough analysis, according to revenue management experts who spoke Wednesday during an HSMAI University webinar titled "The Road to Total Revenue Management." "Hotels and resorts must sophisticate the approach to profit optimization," said Bonnie Buckhiester, president of Buckhiester Management. The hotel industry is in its second generation of revenue managers, and the second generation tends to be very analytical, can crunch numbers quickly and loves spreadsheets, Buckhiester said. The third generation of revenue management is where the industry should aim to be, she added. This third-generation revenue manager's title would lean more toward "director of demand management," and the role would be held by someone who possesses a strategic point of view. Bonnie Buckhiester Some of the barriers to getting to that third generation of revenue management are the lack of manpower, disjointed work environments and an unwillingness to adapt to technology, Buckhiester said. Third-generation revenue managers are going to need more training, Buckhiester said. Those doing the best at strategic thinking are the ones who have gotten guidance from senior staff members. These revenue managers also need help from junior staff members to help with some of the leg work. The key to overcoming barriers comes down to asking more questions and listening more often, said Alex Gregory, director of sales and marketing at Sea Island in Sea Island, Georgia. "In particular, listen to people that don't agree with you, but listen with interest. That will give you some opposing viewpoints and some ideas to consider." Optimizing rate profitability "Unfortunately, as an industry we haven't used the word 'profitability' to measure our success as we're analyzing groups and analyzing offers we put on the back-end," Gregory said. It's not just a matter of driving roomnights but a matter of driving roomnights that are profitable, he said. At time, revenue managers tend to think of high rates as the most profitable and low rates as second-class, Buckhiester said. What's important is to become familiar with the revenue per available room for each room type. If a revenue manager realizes his or her hotel's RevPARs are much lower than its competitors, looking at RevPAR by room type can help solve the mystery. Tracking upgrades also is important to optimizing profitability. The industry often loses sight of the ability to upsell, Buckhiester said. "You should be doing a lot more upselling than upgrading," she said. As for food-and-beverage sales, revenue managers need to look at unconstrained demand forecasting for catering, Buckhiester said. Chain restaurants re-engineer menus on a frequent basis to optimize profitability, but this practice is not seen as often in the hotel industry. Advanced menu engineering—in which menu items are analyzed one by one—will help drive revenue, Buckhiester said. Capturing and trying to drive ancillary revenue also will be key in the long run, Buckhiester and Gregory said. "The goal that many of us have in our industries is to monetize that location-based price," Gregory said. If hoteliers could capture a guest sitting on the beach on their iPad and be able to push an offer to them about a deal at a hotel restaurant, it will help leverage optimized-based demand in one's own backyard. Group bookings should be an additional point of focus for revenue managers, panelists said. Although the forecast for the U.S. hotel industry is looking good from a macro perspective, group bookings are not moving up as previously predicted, according to Bobby Bowers, senior VP at STR, parent company of HotelNewsNow.com. Analyzing every group lead that comes through should be done on a daily basis, Gregory said. This will help find out where group demand should be. Another opportunity would be using that same style to understand where group demand might not be historically. Although group bookings are not as strong right now, hoteliers should be confident looking ahead, Bowers said. "There is really more contribution to occupancy growth that's going to come out of group as we continue to move forward into 2012," he said Getting started Investing in the area of revenue management is a necessity, Gregory said. "Make it a budget-line item either for a (revenue management system), staffing or business intelligence programming. Give yourself some tools," he said. As the booking window continues to shrink, revenue managers need to give themselves the ability to stay in step with the competition, he said. "This is a journey … It doesn't happen overnight," Buckhiester said. She advises revenue managers to take one key thing they would like to do and tackle that first. "As you start to tackle the things, I think you'll start to see the road become a little more clear," she said


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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Police in South Africa say they've arrested a 25-year-old man who swallowed 220 polished diamonds in an attempt to smuggle them out of the country.
Capt. Paul Ramaloko of the South African Police Service said investigators arrested the man Tuesday night as he waited in line at security at O.R. Tambo International Airport just outside of Johannesburg. Ramaloko said a scan of the man's body showed the diamonds, which later were recovered. He said the man had been on his way to Dubai.
Ramaloko said the diamonds are worth about $2.3 million. Authorities believe the man belongs to a smuggling ring, as another man was arrested in March attempting the same thing.
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Republican Calls For Gays To Be Put To Death.
In Mississippi, GOP state Rep. Andy Gipson posted a message on his Facebook page which calls for putting gays and lesbians to death.
Later on in the thread, Gipson posts a comment about how homosexuality is "unnatural" and causes "disease."
According to Leviticus 20:13, "If a man has sexual relations with a man as one does with a woman, both of them have done what is detestable. They are to be put to death; their blood will be on their own heads."
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Lamentably, Gays could be put to death in Western societies if inhabitants of Western societies instead of supporting Assimilation of immigrants and their descendant into American culture keep their support for Multiculturalism, fertility rates are high among people who do not consider Americans or Westerners both in America and Europe.. if due to Multiculturalism, one day the majority of the American born support or identify as Islamic or Homophobic Christians as Uganda then Gay rights will be gone .
Sadly, many Gays are embracing Multiculturalism closing theirs eyes that many of the cultures that they embrace are Homophobic and because people no longer need to assimilate such embrace is buffering a long term growth of Homophobic because sooner or later the babies of today will be the leaders of the future.
Check the laws and cultural norms in such societies like Islamic, Uganda . Ironic the same progressive who supported the Libyan , Egyptian revolution had helped to bring to power, more hardened Anti Gay, Religious Fundamentalist to power because neither the Brotherhood in Egypt or the new rulers of Libya who control Egyptian and Libya educational system, judicial system etc
Will promote Gay rights, tolerance for Gays or Separation of Religion or State
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A NEW programme is being launched this month to help people looking for work land a job.
Sedgemoor District Council will hold a series of 'You're H.I.R.E.D' workshops at Bridgwater Library from January 14.
The scheme is aimed at preparing people for employment by having them work on a real task.
You're H.I.R.E.D (Helping Individuals Reach Employment Destinations) uses the idea of TV's 'The Apprentice' and allows candidates to work as a team, apply for a job and complete a CV.
Laura Fowler, community outreach worker, is being backed by funding from EDF Energy in her role of using the programme to support people in finding work.
She said: "We have come up with a task for the candidates, which is to put on a charity event at the end of the 12-week programme.
"We already have the support of EDF which has offered follow-up help for the candidates and of Bridgwater College and the Library but we are looking to other local businesses to come forward and help by giving mock interviews or talks on the value of customer service."
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The supermodel revealed during an interview with The Sunday Times that Lila Grace prefers her mother to be "natural" with her appearance and also has no interest in cosmetics.
Moss explained: "I always take my make-up off, because otherwise my daughter will come in and say 'Mummy, tut-tut'. She doesn't like it.
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282 acre property consists of two 141 acre tracts of land, each with a building right of 8250 square feet (with purchase of a TDR). The historic Wheatley Ranch was homesteaded in 1891 and the current owners are just the 3rd owners since. Further amenities include almost 1 mile of Gold Medal Roaring Fork River frontage, 3 spring-fed ponds, senior water rights and historic log cabins, farm house and outbuilding. Propertys character and privacy benefits from protected Conservation Easement.
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ac·tiv·ism [ak-tuh-viz-uhm]
noun 1. the doctrine or practice of vigorous action or involvement as a means of achieving political or other goals, sometimes by demonstrations, protests, etc.
2. Philosophy . a. a theory that the essence of reality is pure activity, especially spiritual activity, or process.
b. a theory that the relationship between the mind and the objects of perception depends upon the action of the mind.
What a crazy week it's been for me! I meant to post something earlier but ended up in a political fight to save my children's school against hostile elements in the local administration who do not support or understand alternative educational models. We were successful, faster than we expected, and their school is safe, for now. This fight however, has catalyzed our local community to jump into a more proactive, assertive position and advocate for systemic evolution of our failing school system, rather than trying to quietly pursue our alternatives and defensively fight off the constant attacks by the dying system.
The Internet was invaluable in our fight to save the school. Our campaign had just really got rolling when the administration unexpectedly caved, reversing their decision and reinstating the programs they had cancelled, and we did it largely with social media. We started a Facebook group which quickly grew to hundreds of interested people, we texted each other, and emailed school board members, the school superintendent, and others. We had a press conference and an investigative piece was going in the local paper. This global medium has already been changing our world, but most of that has been through the expanding ripple effect of advertising and the interests of a corporate capitalistic society. More recently, we (the people) are starting to learn to harness the potential of the global communication network to reach each other in a larger and more profound way, to share information, organize and act. Human rights abuses have been brought to light by digital video uploads. Criminals have been caught and lives saved by the quick ability to spread information. Politicians, governments and police find it harder and harder to get away with things (whether a verbal gaffe or murder) when every crowd contains a number of digital video camera equipped smart phones that are live streaming their actions to the Internet. Societies are changing through this media use and we are learning that more than ever we have the ability to be at the wheel, guiding that change. We can see that power at work in the Arab Spring and the global Occupy Movement.
This brings me to the issue of activism's role as it applies to pagan spiritual matters. Pagans are a minority, and often face attacks on our beliefs, whether just rude comments from the ignorant, or direct attacks of the adult bullying and hate crime sort. As a result, we often are hiding in our "Broom Closet" and not very open about our beliefs in order to protect ourselves from social backlash. Again here, the Internet has been tremendously instrumental in helping to change hearts and minds with regard to pagan beliefs. Information sharing and networking websites like The Witch's Voice ( http://www.witchvox.com/ ), online schools and informational websites, Pagan blogs, videos on YouTube and so forth have done a huge service to our faith by raising awareness, reducing ignorance, connecting isolated practitioners and allowing them to become a more unified voice. We now have national and military recognition and growing acceptance.
Beyond simply raising awareness of our faith itself, what kinds of activism serves a spiritual purpose for Pagans? Well the obvious answer for a faith which finds it's divinity in nature is support for environmental causes. Whether it's saving your local city park from developers, supporting local, organic food, protecting old growth forests, or risking life and limb getting between whalers and their prey, there are innumerable causes on the environmental front because, as we all know, our environment is under attack by corporate interests. Besides environmental causes, we also have the same beliefs as most other faiths: in justice, equality, protection for the helpless, sharing with and helping the needy and spreading peace. All of these are also worthy Pagan activism causes to become involved in, whether you are protesting or ladling out soup.
Working for causes in line with our beliefs, like magic and spellwork, is a type of active prayer, turning thought and emotion into right action. I also want to point out that, according to the Threefold Law, the law of returns or other karmic principles, you will get back what you put out into the world. With that in mind, I suggest that you do at least as much, if not more, supporting as protesting. The lesson we had reinforced from our fight with the school board, and by the Arab Spring and Occupy Movements, and by the information sharing on Pagan websites, is that being on the defensive is a position of weakness. Protesting what we see as wrong is important, but we also need to be proactively working to manifest the world we want, by supporting and encouraging right action, instead of just reacting to and protesting against what we don't want. Pagan sympathetic magical principles teach us energy attracts it's like. So in order to manifest the world we want for our future and serve our spiritual beliefs at the same time, we need to find our causes, and then find ways to work in active supporting roles, manifesting positive change and spreading love and truth.
I believe that we are now in a time of great societal change, and the end decline of the industrial age. I don't know what the future will look like in terms of technology, because I cannot predict inventions and discoveries, but I do believe that we (of necessity) *must* be moving into a more sustainable future, with technology in balance with people and the earth, but that this transition is not likely to be a smooth one, given the damage the old systems have done and the propensity of old systems to want to hold on for all their worth. I found a lot of great thoughts and suggestions in the essay linked below. It is from John Michael Greer of The Ancient Order of Druids in America, and it is his view on how Druids (and in my view modern Pagans in general) can best serve society as we navigate this great global paradigm shift.


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In a speech in September in New York, Breuer defended the agreements as a key tool in the fight against corporate corruption and in the push for greater accountability. Deferred-prosecution agreements, he argued, have the same punitive, deterrent and rehabilitative effect as a guilty plea. "I've heard people criticize them and I've heard people praise them," he said. "What I'm here to tell you is that, along with the other tools we have, DPAs have had a truly transformative effect on particular companies and, more generally, on corporate culture across the globe."
DOJ officials are quick to argue that the increasing number of deferred-prosecution agreements has created a "sea change" in corporate compliance efforts. "Our prosecutors are sophisticated. They know the difference between a real compliance program and a make-believe one," Breuer said. "They know the difference between actual cooperation with a government investigation and make-believe cooperation."
White & Case partner Ernest Patrikis, who served 30 years at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, compared a criminal indictment against HSBC to an explosion that could have wide consequences for the financial industry. "No one wants to drop a nuclear bomb on HSBC," he said. "What are the implications of that in terms of business closing down in the United States? These guys will pay one way or the other. It's the cost of doing business."
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A little over a month ago, I was diagnosed with "eating disorder not otherwise specified".
Interesting title, I thought. And appropriate too, since rather than fall neatly into only one e.d. category, I had spanned them all: in the past 5 years I had gone from restrictive dieting to the point of (possibly irreversible) physical damage, to purging in the form of excessive excercise after eating, to binging on an almost daily basis. The term "a love-hate relationship" does not even begin to describe how I felt about food. But, it was, still is, the only thing in my life that I have absolute control over; at least, that's what I keep telling myself. As a 16-year-old college freshman, I have been struck with countless blows to my self-confidence, what with being the youngest, having the most protective parents, and just feeling really alone. Food became my hobby, my obsession. It didn't help that I was really chubby as a kid, and was constantly encouraged by my family and doctor to get "healthy". The OCD demon within me took that suggestion to a dangerous and self-destructive level. Counting calories, weighing food, and scrutinizing every crease and roll on my body were daily actions.
Currently I am undergoing cognitive behavioral therapy, with the help of a psychologist at the Stanford clinic. It's funny, psych is the very major I am pursuing, and here I am in a liscenced therapist's office seeking help. Even more funny is the whole point of this treatment: to revise my way of thinking. To undo all the damage of self-hate, self-scrutiny, and obsession, and start life over again. It'll be difficult, but my doctor and family have faith in me. At least, that's what I keep telling myself.
I joined this forum because I really really hope I am not alone in my struggles. Actually, that's not true. I would never wish for anyone else to go through what I am going through. I just...am tired of feeling so isolated. And I know recovery is possible. At least, that's what I keep telling myself.
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youre not alone. everyday is a struggle; it seems like i wake up thinking about food and go to bed thinking about food. and i am soooooo sick of thinking about it! no one around me understands how i feel which makes things even worse. this website has helped a little though; its comforting to have someone that can relate to you. hang in there!
When I first got diagnosed I was diagnosed with an eating disorder not otherwise specified and it made me think " oh great something else that I have that is not like everyone else I am sure no one understands." You will come to see that is quite the opposite many people are diagnosed with that and the deep down point is that how ever you say it you have an eating disorder. It is amazing that your family supports you because it will help in the journey you have ahead. I want you to know that recovery and leading a fulfilling life is possible I have been recovered for a few years now. It took awhile to get here but the journey is worth it to get to the end result. Thinking positive is the best thing you can do. I am not going to lie and say you wont have some up days and some down days because stress is a part of life but if you turn that stress into something you learn froma nd move on it will make all the difference. I tell everyone this so I am going to tell you too.. every night before you go to bed say out load or in your head all the things you are grateful for.. some nights you will have one thing some nights you will have lots of things but it is in these times you are training your mind to think of the positives and to see not everything in our life is awful. It will really help change those thought patterns and bring you up when you are down.. telling yourself you are beautiful inside and out is difficult but I know you will get to the point where you believe to be true! Good luck I have faith you can do it!~
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1:00pm Saturday 5th January 2013 in Local news By Jim Jack
A Wharfedale MP has secured a meeting with a Government minister over the issue of "predatory" pub buying by supermarket chains.
Greg Mulholland will discuss his concerns about viable inns being converted into convenience stores, regardless of how local residents feel, when he meets community pubs minister Brandon Lewis.
Mr Mulholland, who chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Save the Pub Group, has also called for regulation changes to force supermarkets who wish to buy a pub to go through the formal planning process.
He said: "It is a scandal that viable and wanted pubs are being converted into supermarkets due to the current weak planning rules.
"These mean pubs can be changed into supermarkets, betting shops and pay-day loan shops, or even demolished, without needing to gain planning permission.
"This means that the local community has no say whatsoever over the future of its local.
"That is a situation the community pubs minister and Prime Minister, who say they support localism, simply cannot defend any longer.
"I am pleased to have secured a meeting with the minister to discuss this.
"The Government must wake up to this before many more viable pubs are lost forever."
He added: "Any change of use to a community pub must have to go through the planning system.
"And it is also time to introduce a six-month moratorium in which a pub cannot be closed, converted or demolished until there has been community consultation and an independent viability test.
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