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In Mexico, indigenous communities living in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Oaxaca state – a region on the Pacific Ocean rich in biodiversity – have always relied on fishing and the careful management of natural resources for their survival and local economy. But today both are seriously threatened by a huge 'clean energy' project.
The Ikoots people have lived here for more than 3,000 years and their history is so integrated with the sea that they are also known as Mareños ("oceaners"). Now Ikoots communities are struggling to defend their ancestral lands from multinational corporations who want to build wind turbines in the water. On land, the Zapotec farming communities are already protesting against the continued development of wind farms, which they say is ridding them of their precious land and brings no benefit. The following was written by a member of our Terra Madre Ikoots producers community; an appeal against the development of wind farms on over 100,000 hectares – an area comparable to the entire urban area of Rome or Berlin.
"We, the indigenous peoples of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, are suffering the invasion of foreign companies with the complicity of the Mexican government. Our situation is increasingly difficult in the face of the "The Isthmus Wind Corridor" project – the placement of 5,000 wind turbines in 14 areas across the region on around 100,000 hectares of communal lands and ejidal (lands managed according to traditional Mexican law). In order to meet the energy demands of a few multinationals, the rights of indigenous peoples are being trampled on – such as the right to an open, prior and informed consultation to determine development strategies that preserve our culture and protect our territory as stipulated in Articles 3, 7, 8, 26, 32 of the Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples of the United Nations (2007).
The wind farm projects is already affecting the lives of Zapotec peoples, as well as our Ikoots communities, living in Isthmus – Mexico's windiest region. Zapotec communities that depend on agriculture and livestock farming have already seen their fields overtaken by wind turbines, limiting their food sovereignty and impoverishing soil fertility.
The Ikoots – Huave peoples of San Dionisio del Mar, San Mateo del Mar, Santa Maria del Mar and San Francisco del Mar, already share the wind, lagoon, mangroves and the abundance of the sea – with the migratory birds. However, today many have their eye on our windswept lands. What for us is a source of life and culture, is nothing more than a source of profit for large economic interests represented by the multinational companies. The Marena Renewables group, formed by MacQuarie Australia, Mitsubishi Japan and PGGM Netherlands, is planning to build 102 Vesta wind turbines (from Denmark) along the coastal waters of San Dionisio del Mar. Each turbine is 120 meters high and has a generation capacity of 2.5 MW. They will also need to build two electrical substations, five mooring docks and a power line in the lagoon: all this within a radius of 27 km of the area where we fish.
The energy produced is ultimately destined to supply multinational companies such as FEMSA Coca-Cola, Oxxo and Heineken breweries and Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma! In Santa Maria del Mar, Marena Renewables and the company Energía Alterna Istmeña plan to install a further 30 wind turbines along the southern shore of the Mar De Tileme lagoon. This will impact negatively on the underwater currents that unite the lagoons with the ocean and create noise pollution, with unknown impacts on the terrestrial and marine environment. The lagoons are not only a living environment for 30,000 indigenous Ikoots and Zapotecas, but also a natural breeding ground for thousands of birds, fish, crustaceans and amphibians.
San Mateo del Mar already said "No" to the proposed wind project in 2007. However, the Mexican government and big companies refuse to leave us in peace, causing divisions and conflicts in our communities. Even if we refused, the negative effects of this mega-project will hit us anyway, because we live in the same area and share the same ecosystems. Now we are asking ourselves: what will we live from if the sea and the lagoons are contaminated? A mother of two said: "My grandfather was a fisherman, my father is a fisherman, I come from the lagoon. If my children do not go on with their studies at the very least they should be able to continue this legacy of fishing in our waters."
We are opposed to the production of renewable energy when it is imposed by large corporations and governments on a large scale and involves the destruction of trees and ancient mangroves, killing thousands of migratory birds, leaving the land barren, contaminating the water, polluting the entire environment with noise, altering the currents of the sea and leaving the local indigenous peoples vulnerable. Can you still call energy "renewable" if its development brings an irreversible change to the balance of the environment and the communities who live there? If the interest is really to preserve the environment, no one would dare propose a wind project like this in a such a fragile region so rich in biodiversity.
We will continue to fight to protect our future from this invasion and destruction of our land and sea, but ours is not a fair fight: we face great economic interests that wield the power of money and, often, corruption. If we can stop this mega-project, we will defend and protect our sacred land that gives us life, and preserve our culture."
Braulio Villanueva Fajardo
President of Comisariado Bienes Comunales, San Mateo del Mar, Oaxaca, México
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Google has launched — quite literally — a new idea to bring the Internet to some of the world's remotest places.
The tech giant's engineering hothouse, Google X, is testing the use of 12-mile-high helium balloons to get coverage in areas where it's impractical to put in conventional infrastructure.
Google said Saturday that it has 30 of the balloons, or "high-altitude platforms" (HAPS), flying over New Zealand as part of something called Project Loon. They will hover at about twice the altitude of a passenger jet.
The program's director, Mike Cassidy, told The Washington Postthat the aim is to provide cheaper Internet connections around the world — in places such as Africa, where the service can cost more than an average monthly salary.
"We are focused on an enormous problem, and we don't think we have the one solution today," he told the Post in a phone interview from New Zealand. "But we think we can help and start having a discussion on how to get 5 billion people in remote areas" connected to the Internet.
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Wired says the balloons carry a 22-pound payload, including a sheet of solar paneling and a package of antennas, computers, electronics, GPS devices and batteries that will allow them to deliver an Internet connection of at least 3G cellular speeds. The balloon also has attitude control valves allowing it to be kept on station.
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Can You Use Ciclopirox 3 Times A Day A nail fungus causes thickened, brittle, crumbly, or ragged nails. Usually, the problems caused by this condition are cosmetic. The main symptoms are changes in the appearance of nails. If you are experiencing toenail fungus, changing your diet may be a good idea. This condition is often resistant to topical medications and can spread from one toe to another. Try to stay away from cotton socks, as they do not have the ability to penetrate the nail bed. Alternatively, you can try olive leaf extract, which is considered safe and effective. This treatment involves the use of a patented laser that targets fungal cells. This procedure is painless and requires no invasive procedures.
Toe fungus is caused by a fungus in the nail that grows on the toe. This bacterium is found in the skin and can be spread to other parts of the body. Toenail fungus can be treated with oral and topical medications. If over-the-counter antifungal creams do not work, you may need to see a podiatrist.
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Onychomycosis is the scientific name for nail fungus. The condition can be caused by a number of things, such as an injury to the nail. A weakened immune system makes it difficult to fight off the fungi. Diabetes also increases the risk of fungal nail infections. These treatments are often painful and require several months of treatment. Usually, the best option for treating nail fungus is to consult a doctor and seek treatment.
One of the first things to do is visit your primary care physician, who can prescribe a prescription for an anti-fungal medication. The medication can be applied to the affected area and is designed to work on the infected area. However, it is recommended that people with a serious infection consult a medical practitioner before starting the treatment. Topical medications require daily application and can affect other medical conditions. The best treatment is a combination of oral and topical medications.
If you have a fungal infection, you must avoid wearing shoes or socks. While you should not walk while wearing shoes, you should avoid using artificial nails. If your toe is impacted, it is important to have your nail trimmed straight across. If possible, wear comfortable socks and change your shoes in public places. A doctor will often send the clippings to a lab for identification. Changing your socks and wearing sneakers is also recommended.
If your nail is affected by nail fungus, you will likely need to remove the infected nail. The infection can become discolored or thick. You will also need to remove any tainted fingernails. Toenails may even develop a crack in the nail. During the treatment, you should also be careful to keep the infected nails trimmed and dry. It is important to ensure that your toenails are free of debris.
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If you suspect your nails are infected with fungus, it is important to see a doctor. You should consult a doctor for treatment. A nail fungus can be treated with home remedies. Baking soda and vinegar can also help to eliminate the fungus. In some cases, you can even apply a diluted solution of one of these solutions. You should avoid touching the affected area as it may cause further complications.
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If you suspect that your nails are infected with fungus, it is best to consult your doctor and get a diagnosis. Your doctor will ask you about the symptoms and conduct a thorough examination of your nails. A biopsy is required to determine the cause of the infection. Various types of fungus are found in the skin, including the toenails. Among the most common forms of nail fungus are yellow and black, with white patches surrounded by dark brown or white spots.
The infection is caused by fungus. It can spread to the skin and other parts of the body. It is very common to find a nail fungus on the foot in elderly people, and it is often not treated until the condition gets worse. The disease can even be spread to the skin. The afflicted person should see a doctor immediately if they notice any changes in the color of his or her nails.
Nail fungus can occur in the toenails. The infection occurs due to a variety of factors, including excessive moisture, soaking your hands in water, and a lack of hygiene. If the afflicted person is prone to infection, the fungus will grow in the toenails and may spread to other parts of the body. Consequently, it is essential to prevent the nail fungus from spreading to the skin
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Oral antifungal supplements are the first choice of treatment for toe fungus. Although oral antifungal drugs are usually the most effective, they can also interact with other medications and take a long time to work. In addition to oral drugs, you can use olive leaf salve or apply a topical solution directly to the infected area. Both of these methods are effective, but they can take months or even a year to see results.
An effective toe fungus treatment can include a variety of treatments. Oral medications include prescription-strength topical medication. An oral antifungal pill can affect your liver and can interfere with other medicines. You can also combine an oral antifungal medication with a topical treatment. Oral treatments are the best way to treat toenail fungus. These techniques are expensive and may not work for everyone. In the meantime, you can try using white vinegar instead.
If the problem is mild, it will go away on its own. If the infection is severe, it may require a visit to a doctor. The treatment of toenail fungus can involve topical medications, antifungal powders, and various other methods. However, the only proven method is prevention. You should always wear shoes when entering a beauty parlor. If you have a problem, consult your physician.
Despite the high cost, laser treatment is a good option for patients who want to avoid painful surgical procedures. While it's not the only option for toenail fungus, it's an effective and proven method of treating the condition. Its benefits include less pain, faster healing, and no side effects. You can even use laser treatment for toenail fungus in your fingernails.
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There are several home remedies for toenail fungus. Ozone oil is one of them. This treatment is a safe and effective method for treating toenail fungus. It contains ozone gas, which kills the bacteria that cause toenail fungus. An ozone-based ointment should be applied to the toenail regularly for a couple of weeks to see a noticeable improvement.
There are several methods for preventing and treating toenail fungus. You can buy ozone-infused oils over-the-counter or visit a health food store. Generally, these treatments are applied to the affected toenails daily. You can purchase these oils from various sources, such as online retailers or pharmacies. You can also use these treatments if you're unsure of which one is right for you.
Snakeroot extract is another treatment for toe fungus. This is an extract from sunflower family plants. It has been used in Indian Ayurvedic medicine for centuries and can be found on-line. If the fungus has not spread to the nail matrix, it can be treated with the help of snakeroot essential oil. You can also add a few drops of the essential oil to the foot soak. When applying this remedy, make sure to rinse your feet thoroughly. {t
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{Can You Use Ciclopirox 3 Times A Day Fungal nail infections are normally caused by fungi called dermatophytes that contaminate the skin under the nail; yeast is one more common culprit. Toe nails are especially prone to infection when your bare feet contact moist surface areas such as showers, swimming pools and locker spaces. If you have athlete's foot, the infection can infect the nails.
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Tuesday, July 29, 2008
I guess its the camera angle, but every time I look at this cake I see a baby head wearing a giant bonnet. And yes, a body-less baby would be a little disquieting, but I think you could make the case that a Baby Burrito is just as bad. What's wrong with a Baby Burrito, you ask? Several things. Allow me to list them for you:
1) Ok, first off, check out the baby's expression. It's no easy feat to achieve a look that's both dead-eyed and horrified at the same time, but this baker just has those kind of skills.
2) Next, try to imagine the position the baby's body would have to be in to have his (it's supposed to be a boy - more on that in a minute) chin lying flat on the table and his body stretched out behind. Who needs that pesky spinal cord anyway, am I right?
3) Baby is packing some serious junk in the trunk: check out that badonk-a-donk rump*!
4) There are no arms. Which, come to think of it, might explain reason #1.
Part of why I love all your e-mail submissions, folks, is that I have the option of grilling you for more details. In this case, I had to ask for a little more explanation regarding the, er, display. Wrecks reader Katie explained that the blue & white blanket was added to, and I quote, "boy it up", since the general consensus was that the cake was too feminine. And that black thing? That's a duck whistle. Yeah. It was also added to be, and again I quote "another signifier of the male gender". Yeah - a duck whistle.
Katie C, your family rocks.
*My sincere apologies to all R&B artists, individuals under 25, and non-honky people in general for attempting to use "hip" slang. I promise it won't happen again.
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pretty sure badonkadonk has no hyphenation. Your "it won't happen again" disclaimer, however, was the funniest part.
- July 29, 2008 at 2:34 PM
- Debbie said...
I thought it was a baby stuck inside a watermelon!
- July 29, 2008 at 2:42 PM
Alright, that does it. I move that we all write our congresspeople to establish an immediate moratorium on human-being-shaped cakes of all kinds. This has gone on long enough, and we need an intervention.
My next comment was going to start out with, "And did you see those eyelashes..." when it hit me—there's no way you couldn't have. So I'll leave it at this: while on the subject of the baker's mad skillz, let's not forget the often-sought ability to draw enormous, unmistakeable eyelashes that are completely disproportionate in size and darkness to the overall complexion of the cake.
And as to why cakes can ever have "complexions" in the first place, please refer to the first part of this comment. - July 29, 2008 at 2:47 PM
- Janell said...
He looks like he's going for the whistle to call for help.
- July 29, 2008 at 3:21 PM
- Tina said...
The cabbage patch baby from hell!
- July 29, 2008 at 3:47 PM
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No matter how I look at this cake I only see a baby head with a bonnet. I understand what it's supposed to be, but you're right, arms would have been a big help. Let's hope there are feet in the back. - July 29, 2008 at 3:56 PM
- Holly said...
I totally see the giant bonnet. A floating head with a giant bonnet and a blanket wrapped around it because giant heads get chilly.
- July 29, 2008 at 4:07 PM
It took me entirely too long to realize that it was not in fact Holly Hobbie @_@
- July 29, 2008 at 5:04 PM
- brazen's crafts said...
to me it looks just like a head (no body) but with that swelling of the brain, or a growth coming out of it. UGH
- July 29, 2008 at 5:24 PM
- readsalot said...
Very weird cake. No more baby/human anatomy cakes! Why would you want to cut into something like that?
- July 29, 2008 at 5:45 PM
- Kitty MacDowell said...
I don't even know WHAT to think. I mean, egads. How does one even CUT a cake like that? I'd like a slice of baby melon, please.
- July 29, 2008 at 6:20 PM
- Rachael M. said...
I thought it just had a very strange hat on! I kept wondering, "Where is this big butt she keeps talking about?" WOW.
Did they just say, "How about a cake of a baby stuffed into an ugly pillowcase from Memaw's?"
'Cause if they did, mission accomplished. - July 29, 2008 at 6:46 PM
Did you notice that the dent in his cheek is deeper than the protrusion of his nose? Poor little floating head looks like he's been drop kicked.
- July 29, 2008 at 6:54 PM
So which is worse, the baby head cake or the baby butt cake? - July 29, 2008 at 7:08 PM
- MaryO said...
Obviously this poor child is suffering from a major glandular problem - and it's affecting "his" head! OMG!
I'm inclined to agree with Deb who sez it looks like a baby stuck inside a watermelon. Yep. Definitely. What you said.;-) - July 29, 2008 at 7:21 PM
- Lasair said...
Actually coming from a under 25er you did petty well and it looked more southern then hip-hop :P.
My more loves making cakes and she showed me your blog. I check it daily lol. Keep up the good work. - July 29, 2008 at 7:38 PM
I feel sad that someone paid to have this cake made only to have to add a duck whistle & boy blanket to make sure the guests knew the gender.
Also, this website is hilarious! - July 29, 2008 at 8:12 PM
I love your blog. I check it every day.
Sorry to use the comment section (but I can't use the 'send email' link). Have you seen www.uglyweddingcake.com ? - July 29, 2008 at 8:45 PM
- Dea said...
"Mary? Yeah, she wound up with a c-section, but MAN, they had to cut it bigger than normal. Well, yeah, did you SEE the size of his HEAD??? Basketball comes to mind, no? And he looks so scared to be arriving, right?? Poor Mary, she thinks he's cute..."
That would be the catty sister-in-law talking to her friend about the new baby's arrival.... - July 29, 2008 at 8:56 PM
- Trixie said...
OK, Pod Baby aside, that is one serious piece o' work on that blanket. ;o)
- July 29, 2008 at 8:58 PM
- Amydeanne said...
okay i'm laughing your blog is awesome!
- July 29, 2008 at 10:52 PM
I'm having strong flashbacks to "Mars Attacks" right about now...
- July 29, 2008 at 10:53 PM
- Unknown said...
I'm gonna have nightmares!!!! Someone hold me!
- July 29, 2008 at 11:11 PM
- ames said...
okay, seriously, this looks like one of those platters with the roasted pig with the apple in it's mouth, except it's a cake shaped like a baby.
*runs to scrub her eyes with a brillo pad* - July 30, 2008 at 9:15 AM
I just found your site last week through a friend. I'm now a daily reader. Absolutely awesome! I know I'll get a laugh, or at least something to ponder, everyday.
- July 30, 2008 at 10:17 AM
- (Laura) said...
There's the reason you never saw Holly Hobbie's face before...
- July 30, 2008 at 10:25 AM
- Amanda #1 said...
OMG. That's a baby under a blanket? I totally thought that was a baby with a giant bonnett. SOOOO weird.
- July 30, 2008 at 12:35 PM
- Nick said...
I would have the same dead-eye/horror expression, too, if I were stuck underneath some crappy basketweave-airbrushed blanket.
- July 30, 2008 at 3:42 PM
Ok, I see the babymellon, and I see the giant bonnet, but I saw this and immediately thought "Glow worm"
- July 31, 2008 at 4:43 AM
- ProfessorDog said...
OK, so if I'm understanding this cake correctly, it's a baby lying on its front with a blanket pulled up so as to obscure all of its limbs and other human-type features (except the face). Not only is the poor dear about to be eaten in some sort of horrifying cannibalistic ritual, but it's also in danger of dying of SIDS first.
On reflection, I'm not sure if that makes it better or worse.
Katie, if you're ever called upon to make a monstrosity like this again, I'd consider facing the head the other way around. - July 31, 2008 at 8:12 AM
- Lindsay said...
Haha, I think it actually looks like a baby blow up doll.
- July 31, 2008 at 9:26 AM
I'm with you -- I didn't get that the "body" was supposed to be inside the green whatever-it-was at all.
And NOTHING about that said "boy."
The duck whistle didn't help. I thought somebody just left their little camera on the blanket or something.
This is an AWESOME blog! Please keep up the great work!!! - July 31, 2008 at 11:19 AM
She looks like she has no arms and no legs - a baby worm!! Very disturbing.
- July 31, 2008 at 11:24 AM
Okay- I've been on vacation the last five days so I haven't been able to check your blog. I so love it! Good grief, the cakes I missed being exposed to. The deformed foot had to be the grossest cake yet. Seriously, who wants to eat that? I'm sure everyone there had looks of horror and pity between their eyes. This particular cake however, I actually thought was a girl, and then upon closer inspection I realized that it was being eluded to as a boy. I agree with the above writer when he says we ought to ban all cakes that resemble human parts. ALL human parts. Good grief.
- July 31, 2008 at 9:52 PM
- JamieM said...
haha...this is the funniest thing I've ever read! :)
- August 1, 2008 at 8:15 AM
I thought maybe the whistle was intended to be a microphone. Just what every baby shower needs...disembodied baby karayoke!!
- August 2, 2008 at 11:16 AM
- Tammy Coxen said...
My four year old was sitting on my lap and saw this picture. "What's that, mommy?" I told him it was a cake. "But that little baby is a frog!"
- August 3, 2008 at 7:47 AM
- G. B. Miller said...
Reminds of Alice in a cake in the Tom Petty video, "Don't Come Round No More". - August 5, 2008 at 6:12 PM
- Mellissa said...
Good Lord, it looks like a severed blow-up doll's head, lurking under a really awful 70's bathmat. I think my mother had a bathmat just like it...
- August 14, 2008 at 4:33 AM
I've been following this blog for a couple of weeks, and this particular wreck has been haunting me since. If I'd been at that shower the idea of stealing that poor terrified burrito baby and hiding him somewhere safe would have certainly crossed my mind... I mean, how sadistic is this cake?
That said, if it's true that laughing lenghtens your life expectancy, I would like to thank Cake Wrecks for the extra fifteen or twenty years added ;-) - August 17, 2008 at 6:15 AM
The heading alone made me laugh so hard a little pee came out.
Absolute GOLD! - August 21, 2008 at 2:49 AM
Duck whistle? "boy it up". Pretty sure I'm going to die laughing. Don't order cake.
- August 31, 2008 at 10:41 PM
- Laura said...
Good Lord!!
I have tears rolling down my face, I am laughing so hard.
Just found your blog and I WILL be back!
Awesome! - September 5, 2008 at 12:16 AM
- mousekemom said...
Looks like a cabbage patch kid with a really bad growth coming out of its head...yuck! How can you look at some of this stuff??? I think I might have a nightmare. LOL
- September 5, 2008 at 3:59 PM
Um... over here in the UK "honkey" is considered very racist! Maybe it means something different in the US?
- November 10, 2008 at 6:00 PM
- Ellie Green said...
Sorry if I do this wrong; this is my very first blog post ever. And I'm sharing it with you guys!
I thought it was just a head. And I'm thinking... it doesn't have junk in the trunk, it has a huge alien head! Like from Indiana Jones. - November 16, 2008 at 12:44 PM
It is a very cute cake intended for a baby shower. I don't know for sure if this is one my store did or not, but we do something like it. It is very popular. The blanket "covers" up the baby. The face has been recently added to personalize. They were at first just "covered" up. No face. And yes - there are feet.
- December 5, 2008 at 7:58 PM
I'd like to see a picture of a baby cake you could do. Next time tell the cake decorators that you wanted a boy looking cake and the eyelashes wouldn't be so long and the blanket could have been given a different color. It's just a cake it's not like it's an actual baby it's cake it doesn't have to make sense.
Melinda - January 26, 2009 at 7:37 PM
- rho said...
The cake is too funny but just to correct you on one thing it is a duck call not a duck whistle ;)
- January 30, 2009 at 12:05 AM
Are you positive it's not a doll's head with a bonnet? Good grief, that cake is....interesting. xD
- February 18, 2009 at 1:51 AM
Reminds me of a cross between Baby Peach and Toad from Mario Kart...skeery stuff.
- February 19, 2009 at 11:47 PM
- Erin Marcoccia said...
Do you watch SOUTH PARK? Remember the "Christina Aguilara Monster" from the Riddilin Episode? This reminded me of a green, cake-wrecked version of that....
-Erin - June 21, 2009 at 6:15 PM
OMG this is the funniest blog I have ever seen! Keep it up!
- August 11, 2009 at 12:51 PM
All I can think is that the baby's mouth looks like it would actually hold up the whistle, so you put it there and press down and the 'blanket' that conceals some sort of plastic dealy that squeaks. (Because hidden jetsam is more fun than the obvious kind.)
- December 19, 2009 at 2:13 AM
I am new to this blog and thus reading all old entries...this one so far is the one that has caused me to laugh till tears are running down my face. I am trying to guess whether perhaps one of the parents is an alien and thus not familiar with human anatomy...? Also, that would explain the attempt to use a whistle to "boy it up." Huh? Do whistles=boys generally?
My final thought is that if the actual baby in question ever sees this picture years down the road, he won't really need to do talk therapy because he could just give the picture to therapist directly...and that will explain all.... - January 26, 2010 at 8:15 PM
- Cupcakes Lady said...
Is that the head from the baby butt cake lol. Ladies and gentleman we have a winner! x
- October 7, 2010 at 3:23 PM
- Documentaries said...
I just found your site last week through a friend. I'm now a daily reader. Absolutely awesome! I know I'll get a laugh, or at least something to ponder, everyday.
- November 7, 2010 at 9:40 AM
- Haiku Joy said...
I am a balloon,
fondant-wrapped, blankie-smothered,
and forced to whistle. - July 13, 2011 at 6:49 PM
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The first stage of overcoming your addiction is to admit to yourself and your family that you have a problem and acknowledge that you need help. We can help you find other ways to rewind after a stressful day other than resorting to gambling.
One of the first steps we take at Gambling Addiction Help is showing clients how to block gambling sites. We do this to help you stop gambling money online.
We also aim to condition you not to walk past betting shops and feel the need to go in. We can offer more money management tips to help you deal with your debt and other financial problems you may have which are related to gambling. Gambling addiction can become a very serious issue in July 2024. We suggest that you try and get help for your problem before it gets out of hand.
Don't be afraid to reach out. You can stop gambling with our help! Our Exmouth team of experts are here for you to help with any problems you may have.
Our team of specialists has over 20 years of experience in the Gambling Addiction sector and is devoted to helping our clients receive the help they need.
At Gambling Addiction Help, our aim is to support individuals, friends, and family throughout Exmouth with the side effects of gambling addiction.
We aim to help your family identify the emotional symptoms of excessive gambling, which usually causes anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts and tendencies.
We can also help you identify the physical symptoms of excessive gambling too. We aim to help young adults combat their impulse control disorder. We offer our services to any and everyone.
It doesn't matter how big or small you may think your gambling problem is. Don't be afraid to reach out, and our team of experts can help you with any questions you may have.
It's important that you can trust the company you choose to help you with your rehabilitation process. Listed below are some of the Accreditations we have:
The cost of Gambling Addiction Treatment in Exmouth can vary. However, you should expect to pay around £6,995 for four weeks of treatment. There are various gambling addiction rehab cost factors, listed below you will find the most common cost factors:
For more information on the costs of gambling treatment for you or one of your loved ones, please complete our enquiry form now and take the first step.
There are many benefits of Gambling Rehabilitation in Exmouth. Listed below are some of the most notable benefits of inpatient gambling rehabilitation:
And many more.
Just like a drug or alcohol addiction, there can be many different types of gambling addiction.
Listed below, you can read about the various different types of Gambling Addiction that exist in the UK.
Professional Gamblers typically make their living through gambling. This means that they tend to consider it as their profession. Professional Gamblers aren't usually the type of gamblers you would expect to get addicted to, as they wait patiently for the best bet and try to win as much as possible.
Social Gamblers see gambling as their main recreational activity but can also maintain a level of interest in other areas of their life.
Compulsive gambling, which is often referred to as a gambling disorder, is the uncontrollable need to want to keep gambling despite the impact it is having on your life.
Compulsive gambling can also be associated with bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. If you have ever stolen money to fund your gambling problem, you may be compulsive gambling.
Anti Social Gamblers, which can be referred to as personality gamblers, usually use gambling as a way to get money illegally.
Some examples of things Anti-Social Gamblers may be interested in our fixing horse or dog races or playing with marked cards of loaded dice.
Relief and Escape Gamblers typically gamble to change how they feel. They usually want to escape feelings of both isolation and loneliness, stress, or feeling low and worthlessness.
It is quite common for these types of gamblers to develop a serious problem that leads to them chasing losses.
Problem Gambling is usually defined as gambling that is disruptive or damaging to you or your family or interferes with your daily life.
In the UK around 9 in 1000 people develop a gambling problem or addiction. Gambling affects the addict themselves as well as their family members and other people around them.
If you have a gambling problem or you have been affected by another person's gambling, our team can offer the very best support and help stop your gambling cravings.
There are a number of people affected by gambling issues each year. If you feel you are a problem gambler, please speak to us today.
We offer a wide variety of professional treatment options available. Below you can see some of the more popular treatments we offer.
Inpatient rehab often referred to as residential treatment, requires the patient to check themselves into a controlled environment to battle and overcome their addiction. Inpatient treatment programs require the patient to stay at a clinic with 24-hour medical and emotional support.
The great thing about inpatient treatment for problem gamblers is the patient will receive constant care, so will not fall back into old habits. We offer free confidential advice prior to you checking into our rehab centre.
Whether you struggle with addiction to slot machines, card games, online gambling or something else, we can help stop your behavioural addictions today.
Gamblers Anonymous which is similar to Alcoholics Anonymous is a group of men and women who have come together to do something about their own gambling problems and to help other compulsive gamblers do the same.
Another example of a group that helps with gambling addiction is Gamcare. Gamcare offers support and information for partners, friends, and family of people who gamble compulsively.
Another example would be National Council on Problem Gambling, which is the oldest organisation on gambling issues.
There are a wide variety of professional treatments in Exmouth that we offer at gambling Addiction Help. There are various self help groups available and our team can also help with blocking software and more.
If you need more information, please do not hesitate to contact us today.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is usually a talking therapy that can help you manage your problems by changing the way the patient thinks and behaves. We would always encourage patients to try a self-help CBT treatment to prepare themselves for what the paid treatment will be like.
CBT is a great and proven way to tackle mental disorders and also deal with addiction of any kind.
For more information on our specialist addiction therapy and for free advice, please complete our enquiry form now.
Gambling Addiction Medical treatment usually comes in the form of antidepressants and mood stabilizers. Some antidepressants may be effective in reducing gambling behaviour.
Medications called narcotic antagonists, which are useful in treating substance misuse might help treat compulsive gambling.
There are various signs and symptoms of Gambling Addiction in Exmouth. Listed below are some of the most common signs we have found:
You may also experience a number of psychological symptoms when suffering from addiction. These include
If you have found that you have a number of these symptoms and feel like you cannot stop gambling, make sure to contact a member of our team today. We will be able to offer you the help you need.
Once you start gambling, it can be difficult to stop. If you suffer from a gambling addiction and do not get the correct help to get free from this, you may find a range of negative effects which could last a lifetime. Some of the most common long-term effects from obsessive gambling addiction include the following:
The most effective treatment for gambling addiction is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). This kind of treatment attempts to change the thoughts and behaviours that are key to maintaining a pattern of behaviour.
Gambling Addiction is usually caused by underlying stress which is linked to a difficult time in your life, whether work, relationship, or financially related, or may be due to an addictive personality prone to compulsive behaviour.
Gambling isn't a mental health issue.
However, if you suffer from mental problems, you are more at risk of harmful gambling. An example is that gambling may make you feel better about yourself when you are depressed or gives you a distraction when you are angry or upset.
Hypnosis is a very effective way of overcoming the urge to gamble. This usually takes 3 or 4 sessions. Hypnosis is an effective addiction treatment that directly deals with the part of the mind that controls your gambling behaviour. We have helped many others resolve the emotional triggers and make peace between the warring parts so that you no longer need to gamble.
Research shows that Gambling addictions can be successfully treated in a similar way to other addictions. From our experience, we have discovered that CBT usually garners the best results. We have treatments and support groups available for gambling addicts who want to get better.
When it comes to communicating with compulsive gamblers, one of the most important things we would suggest is that you actively listen to them and give them a chance to talk. If you see them become angry or deny that they have a problem, we suggest they think about their gambling and let us reassure them that you want to help them.
To get urgent help for problem gambling, make sure to contact our team now using the enquiry form. Alternatively, you can call the National Gambling Helpline to help you stop gambling via online support.
At Gambling Addiction in Exmouth, we offer our patients a wide range of gambling addiction treatments to clients up and down the UK.
If you have friends, colleagues, or a family member struggling with a gambling problem, we would suggest referring them to us as soon as possible. We are the best gambling addiction treatment centre near you, with incredible reviews from our patients in the UK.
We offer world-class treatment programmes for our patients and have award-winning services. If you feel a gambling craving beginning to take hold, we would suggest you postpone gambling until the moment has passed.
We would also suggest removing any gambling apps from your mobile device to cut out a potential gambling opportunity and also blocking any gambling sites to stop you from gambling online.
We believe we are the best because our experts have over 20 years of experience in the specialist addiction therapy treatment sector. Our mission statement is to break their gambling problem and help as many people as we possibly can overcome the terrible thing that is gambling addiction.
Whether you have been affected by another person's gambling or you need help with your own addiction, make sure you contact us today for specialist help in South West.
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Arranged chronologically by individual's tenure as president and alphabetically by subject thereunder; Peterson records are filed at the end of the subseries, followed by a Miscellaneous section.
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Browse through our blog posts to find out what life is like at Hoe Grange Holidays along with some great ideas for days out in the Peak District.
Whilst in Costa Rica (amongst other areas), we visited Alajuela (one of the coffee regions) and La Paz Waterfall Gardens, also known as Las Cataratas. I was taken aback by the beauty and variety of the wildlife. We were greeted by a huge buffet full of tasty authentic Costa Rican cuisine. Eat well as you will need the energy for a lot of walking and some steep steps to climb at the end!
In Panama one of my most memorable excursions was to the Embera island. If you want to meet one of the seven indigenous tribes of Panama and learn about their history from them, then this is for you. I felt honoured to experience something that I have only ever seen on documentaries over the years. Wear crocs or walking sandals with soles that have good grips on them as you will be walking through muddy terrain and rocks and rivers that could be waist high. Ladies, wear your swimsuit underneath your clothing as you will have the chance to bathe in the river and waterfall before going to the Embera village. More
Though the weather was a little damp on occasion we were very happy to sit and watch the horses, cows, chickens and pygmy goats do their thing.
Though we had no need to use it there is farm shop where you can pick up essentials on a trust basis (you pay at the end of your stay for anything you use)
There is also a secure lock-up for bikes or you can borrow one. We used the hot tub one night and hot it was! Lovely after a 15 mile walk.
Felicity and David were very welcoming hosts and we couldn't recommend the whole experience enough. 5 stars without a doubt.
We thoroughly enjoyed our time, so much so that there was a tear in my partners eye as we drove away. We will most definitely be back. More
The stables and accommodation were very clean and tidy and the paddocks were lovely. The riding around the area was a horse riders dream - we hardly saw a car!
Highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a relaxing weekend.
Rachel and Mike
This was my 5 th visit to the amazing Hoe Grange. I had visited before with my husband who had Multiple Sclerosis and was wheelchair bound. He could not weight bear and had to be hoisted. For many years we did not take holidays as we were apprehensive about leaving our extensively adapted home. The facilities and equipment available at Hoe Grange were fantastic and gave Phil the confidence to enjoy holidays again.
Sadly Phil passed away in January this year and having reminisced about our lovely Hoe Grange holidays my family were eager to visit.
We were a party of 3 adults and two children aged nearly 4 years and 17 months.
This time it was a different kind of stay. I had always viewed Hoe Grange from the accessibility point of view but this time it was a whole new experience.
My relatives were blown away by the location and interior design of the cabin.
Everything is quality and it is fantastically equipped.
The children loved the animals and were delighted by the chickens on the decking and the visiting dogs.
The welcome pack was delicious, wonderful home made bread, biscuits, milk etc.
They all thought Felicity must be superwoman to do all she does.
There were lots of toys for the children and a play area with climbing frame and slide.
It's a perfect base for Carsington Water, Matlock and CBeebies land. All of which we visited.
A new addition was the shop on site, fabulous locally sourced produce and interesting gifts.
We did not want to come home and will return next year.
One further example of David and Felicity going the extra mile was their search for a precious teddy bear who we had left behind( lucky him he got a few extra days stay).
He was found and posted home in his own little bed labelled " Handle with Bear". Typical Of the lovely couple that David and Felicity are.
I felt I had returned to see old friends and my family loved it.
I saw Hoe Grange from a new perspective as a brilliant place for a family holiday.
We will be back. Thank you. More
Absolutely superb!
We have just returned from a family weekend staying in Daisybank cabin and the Skylark pod.
It was our first trip away with my... read more husband who is wheelchair bound and severely disabled and were naturally apprehensive but all worries disappeared from the moment we arrived!
Everything was just perfect for both his needs and the rest of the family travelling with us.
All the equipment we had pre-booked was in place and the cabin itself was brilliantly designed to enable easy wheelchair access to all areas.
As well as being spotlessly clean and comfortable there were so many 'little touches' that really made it a 'home from home'.
We had a fantastic weekend - our only regret being that we hadn't booked for longer!
Thank you so much Felicity and David for providing such high quality accommodation for ALL your guests - both able bodied and disabled.
We will definitely be back again!
Trisha Cannon
Thank you David and Felicity - you made us so welcome and your log cabin and Rosehip caravan provided the perfect home for a week.
We were welcomed with fresh eggs, homemade bread and cookies which were delicious. We also booked the hot tub experience for the evening which I would recommend - the hot tub is filled with fresh water and the area decorated with candles. It was a clear night and so we had a great view of the stars above.
We both left feeling relaxed and stopped off in Brassington for a pub lunch on the way home! More
David and Felicity are very friendly and helpful hosts, and this part of the Peak District is beautiful. Loved our visit to the pub (Ye Olde Gate) on the other side of the hill, with its excellent food and Pedigree beer!
Felicity & David welcomed us when we arrived to show us around... read more the place. The Skylark pod was excellent, very well equipped for a small space with a lovely welcome pack including milk, bread, cookies and freshly laid eggs.
It was was warm and comfortable inside with enough storage & wall hooks for hanging outerwear. The bathroom was a good size with a large shower.
The kitchen was really well equipped with everything you could possibly need (and more!) for your stay.
We had booked the use of the Swedish hot tub for the evening which was beautiful & hot (having taken many hours of tending to by David to bring it up to optimum temperature) in the windy February weather. We were lucky to get a clear sky so to enjoy the hot tub under the moon and stars on a random Monday night in February was a real treat!
Thank you so much for a wonderful experience, we will definitely visit again! More
We stayed in Hipley again which had had a refurbished wet... read more room which looked very smart! Once again, we had everything we needed on site for my husband who is quadriplegic meaning for a change, we travelled light. A rare occurrence. Hoist, shower chair and a profiling bed all awaiting our arrival. Unfortunately the weather wasn't quite as good as three years ago but we dodges the showers. Felicity and David are fabulous hosts and ensure you have everything you need to make sure your stay is relaxed and stress free. I wouldn't hesitate in recommending a holiday here. The scenery is beautiful and the sky at night.. well it twinkles More
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