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What is the all time best birthday present? Is it a cake with candles? A bottle of wine? A box of chocolates? Some fancy clothes? Jewelry? A gift certificate to a favorite store?
All of these presents sound nice but will any of them become the best in the world and most unforgettable birthday present ever?
In my family we believe that the best birthday presents are the ones we give ourselves. I think it's pretty hard to guarantee that you will be happy on your birthday no matter how much money and effort other people spend. On the other hand, imagine that you hike to the top of some mountain on your birthday, or, for instance, fast on juices for a day or two. You can learn a poem, or maybe do another activity that will give you a sense of achievement. Such an endeavor will guarantee that you feel awesome on your birthday.
To celebrate his birthday last November, Sergei ran a marathon. For my birthday last summer I swam across a lake, which took me almost an hour. I felt fantastic and that was my most meaningful birthday gift. Last week Valya had her birthday. She spent a week on green smoothies prior that day. On her birthday she planted a beautiful rose bush in our front yard. These gifts made Valya very happy.
Of course, we don't have to wait for our birthdays to give ourselves these precious self-presents.
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For a limited time you can watch Sergei's movie online at 60% discount for $7.95 (streaming video).
Powered By Green Smoothies is 60 minutes long.
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A Birthday At Pinehurst
Cake made for a golf themed birthday party at the Pinehurst Resort, featuring the historic inn, the bushes that spell out the Pinehurst name (adapted for the birthday boy) and, of course, Putter Boy. He is the famous statue that stands at the clubhouse and is shown on the Pinehurst logo.
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Mahogany Empire Armoire. Very wide overhang top molding, 2 doors w/Gothic arch panels, free standing columns attached to sides of doors, wide convex molding at bottom, heavy scroll feet, solid sides, large brass escutcheon and edge overlap of doors
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George Foreman on Facing Adversity
George Foreman on Facing Adversity
Former heavyweight champion George Foreman's search for God showed him that faith and hope can help you through any challenge.
I'm from Houston, Texas, and proud of it. Back when I was growing up, Houston didn't show up in the news a whole lot. We had a Texan—Lyndon B. Johnson—as president for a while, and we had the Astrodome.
But in general we weren't all that used to making headlines. So one of my greatest sources of pride as a professional boxer was being able to represent my hometown to the world. With every opponent I put on the canvas, I felt like I was putting Houston on the map.
These days, I live a quieter life as pastor of the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, only a few miles from the neighborhood where I grew up. My congregation is small—about 150 people most Sundays—and that's just the way I like it. In my new life, the Lord has called me to serve him with humility. It's a role I treasure and work at.
But I still have my hometown pride—especially since 2005, when Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast. Katrina put Houston in headlines around the country and around the world. It also gave this city challenges it had never seen before. Challenges so great that many people wondered if we'd make it through in one piece.
During my boxing career I conquered most of the challenges I faced in the ring. But the challenge of being genuinely happy was another matter. In 1974, when I fought Muhammad Ali in Africa, I received a five million-dollar paycheck—and I lost the fight!
But if you think that that five million made me happy, think again. I've been poor with millions of dollars, and I've been rich when I was broke. Money never gave me any real joy, but with God in my heart I'm a rich man no matter what.
Katrina underlined that for me. It taught all of us here in Houston that no matter how good you have it in this life, it could be gone in a second. A single storm can sweep through and take it all away. But if you've got God, you'll be okay.
Here are four things I want you to remember when you have to face down adversity, four things that have helped me:
1. Giving Helps Everybody
"It's more blessed to give than to receive." I used to hear that all the time as a kid, but believe me, I didn't buy it. About the only thing I enjoyed giving with regularity back then was a punch.
But today I know that it is more blessed to give than to receive. And the blessing lies in how it makes you feel. Every good feeling in life passes—from enjoying a delicious meal to becoming heavyweight champion of the world. (I can personally vouch for the truth of both those statements.) But the feeling you get from helping someone else is different. It lasts.
I remember very well the day I discovered this. It was shortly after I'd regained the title of heavyweight champion of the world at age 45 back in 1994. I was driving along when I passed a cousin of mine who was walking down the street. I pulled over and picked him up. "How are you doing today?" I asked him.
"Pretty good. I'm looking for a job and I'm sure I'll find one. I just wish I had a car." Right then and there I drove my cousin to my house and gave him one of my cars. He was so grateful, and so happy. And seeing how much help I'd been to him made me happy. I still get joy when I think about it, and when I think about how I was blessed to be in a position to help him.


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On this day in movie history, a science-fiction film about saving the world by going to the core of the Earth was released.
The Core was released in American theaters on March 28, 2003. The science-fiction flick starred Hilary Swank, Aaron Eckhart and Bruce Greenwood.
In the picture, a team must travel to the Earth's core to restart its rotation, or else the planet Earth could be doomed!
Rated PG-13, The Core grossed nearly 75 million dollars at the box office.


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A former Citadel cadet is suing the Military College of South Carolina for alleged hazing.
22-year-old Tyler Phillips says his dream of becoming a naval officer were crushed within his first week at the Citadel.
He says when he refused to haze another cadet, he was beaten, harassed and humiliated by his classmates. Phillip says he kept quiet until December of 2009.
That's when he says one night, six cadets came into his room and told him and another cadet they needed to leave or face bodily harm and death. Phillips says they wanted him to light himself on fire, and that's when his parents notified the school, but they say nothing was done.
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We are currently hosting a 3TB library of image galleries on our web server, all searchable by users. With about 400 active users at a certain time on the website, our disk reads are pushing 100% I/O utilization, and this looks like it could become a bottleneck. This is all caused by the actual image reads rather than database(which we are caching in RAM using Redis). We don't think using something like Varnish would help us, as the reads are pretty much random - we have about 7 million images, and no groups of them get significantly more reads then others as far as we can tell. We use Cloudflare's free plan, but it doesn't seem to be helping. We simply can't afford a full fledged CDN, as we push about 10TB of bandwidth a month and this would cost thousands of dollars.
Scale horizontally, not vertically. Instead of having one server do all of the work, setup many to do the same. They may not all host the same data, which allows a smaller set to access. Hadoop may be one way to do this. Another could be just in the way it's coded. putting a lot of little servers behind varnish would definitely be something that could help you out.
Even without fancy software, domain sharding is a way to reduce load on a single node: http://mvark.blogspot.com/2009/06/what-is-domain-sharding_17.html


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A Message from Irene Stoll, Board President
Welcome to the 2015-2016 Asheville Symphony season!
It couldn't be more clear: the Asheville Symphony Orchestra "performs and promotes symphonic music for the benefit, enjoyment and education of the people of Western North Carolina," according to our mission statement.
As I begin the second year of my presidency, I continue to see the ripple effects that the Asheville Symphony has made in our community. Several strategies have helped shape our successes:
- The ASO continues to strive for musical excellence under the leadership of Music Director Daniel Meyer. The Asheville Symphony, as pianist Emanuel Ax stated when he visited with us for the Asheville Amadeus festival, is a gem of an orchestra – one that he would come back to hear again as an audience member. And as those members of the audience, we agree!
- Along with musical excellence has come financial vitality. We have succeeded in growing our annual fund and are working on enhancing our endowment, through special events such as Asheville Amadeus. More than 20,000 people were part of the festival's community-wide events, and many indicated in a follow-up survey they would attend – and donate to – Asheville Amadeus in 2017.
- Music education continues to be a core principle of our mission. We have spread our reach throughout the community with the Asheville-Buncombe Youth Orchestra, Young People's concerts, Music in the Schools programs for Buncombe County students, scholarships, competitions, master classes, adult education and MusicWorks! at Hall Fletcher Elementary. Children and adults are learning through the pleasure of music.
- Orchestral artistic achievements, audience growth, community engagement, music education and long-term financial strength is only possible when we – the audience, subscribers, patrons, volunteers, board members, staff and musicians – work together towards our shared goals. Only with this mindset, will we be able to fulfill our promise for the future.
It is exciting to think the ripples are expanding beyond our community and region. At the May 2015 League of American Orchestras annual conference, which draws orchestras from all over the world, we heard wonderful praise about Asheville Amadeus from the New York Philharmonic's vice president for marketing. A few weeks later, we learned the Asheville Symphony's 2015-16 season brochure was named "Most Awesome Brochure" out of dozens entered in the League's national competition.
On behalf of the Asheville Symphony Board of Directors, I thank you for being part of those ripples as we look forward to many delightful Asheville Symphony performances this season.
Irene Stoll
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Aha boot fair has been moved to bank holiday Monday (#13670)
Please do leave a message, you will have to login with the twitter, and I might have to delete you if you are too spammy.
TV show Flog It was from Folkestone todayAug2620108/26Never mind your festivals, watch this daytime fluff on the iplayer...
Made Folkestone look very nice, did not see anyone I recognised. watch it here.
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boot fair this saturdayHi Paul
Is there a boot fair on this Saturday 29th August - web site isn't up to date.
ann eatwell 27 Aug 2010 Comment / reply
Aha boot fair has been moved to bank holiday Mondayhope it is still on following all that rain, I suspect not...
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sorry I don't know about the boot fairDo you mean St Mary's field? I updated with the original list I had, I am guessing there will not be, because a) it wasn't on the original list, and b) they tend to cancel them if there has been heavy rain...
I moved out of Folkestone this weekend maybe I need to rename the site Hythe Gerald instead...
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According to Colorado Springs police, the suspects walked into the Ambassador Adult Entertainment Store at 227 Bonfoy Ave. shortly before midnight, where they whipped out handguns at an employee and demanded money. The two then took off with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Police say both suspects are black, 175 to 190 pounds, and stand around 5-foot-10. Both men were wearing black bandanas to hide their faces. If you know anything about this robbery, you are asked to contact police at 444-7000, or call Crime Stoppers at 634-STOP to remain anonymous.


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I didnt know you had to be in the military or associated to be a member of that CU. You are going to honor your grandfather by thinking of him every time you go to this CU, right? After all, it was HIS sacrifice that made it possible for a family member to enjoy benefits associated with the military, right? Otherwise, you would have had to go a recruiter to enjoy those benefits, right?
It makes me feel good to know that one day, a family member I may not even know could benefit from the sacrifices I make today.
I salute your grandfather, and way to go on becoming a member. Never forget how you got there and the sacrifices he made.
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This is a very noob question as I don't know too much about cars but is there a way to prevent static electricity from shocking me when I open and close car doors ?
My parent's car is a Ford Taurus and almost every time I get out of the car, I get shocked when I touch the door to close it. Doesn't hurt a lot but it is a shock ! I hate it and my gf gets shocked too when she closes the door. I don't recall if I was wearing a particular piece of clothing but it seems like it happens no matter what I wear.
I notice some cars have a little trailing thing on the rear bumper that touches the ground, does this thing ground the car and discharge the static electricity ? Or is it some high-tech gadget that is not related to static electricity at all ?
Any info would be helpful.........if this doesn't happen to people, then I must be crazy.......
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Any way to prevent static electricity/shock when opening and closing car door ?
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Yup, you need the dangly thing. My car was doing the same thing and it drove my finacee and I mad. It's a rubber strip with a wire running through it to ground the car.
I bought one at Canadian Tire. I can't remember how much it was but I'm pretty sure it was less than $10 (I'm thinking around $6?).
Just be sure to attach it to the metal frame of the car (some part of the chassis) and hangs down far enough to touch the ground.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked Nevermynd for this post.
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sweet thx man, I will probably buy a couple, the other car does it as well. Just not as frequent.
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The other thing you can try is to ground yourself as you slide out of the seat. A lot of the static charge happens as you slide your butt out of the car, so what I do is: I open the door partway, but I keep my thumb or finger on one of the bolts at the end of the door (or any metallic part of the door) while I slide my body out. Once my entire body is clear of the car then I let go. If I do this, I never get a shock.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked warpdrive for this post.
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All I do is touch a metal (usually the top of the door) through my clothing as Im going out.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked Nyte for this post.
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Yeah, I get vicious shocks from my Taurus if I don't hold it the whole time while getting out._______________
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Those little tails on the rear of cars disintegrate really quick... they work but the bottom of the thing usually erodes as you drive along.
I ground myself with my calf or bottom of my leg, when I get out of the car, I make contact with the bottom of the car's side (under the door), that'll do the trick. Since it's your leg, it's less sensitive than if you were to use your hands or fingers. And usually you're wearing long pants, so it doesn't sting as much.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked BuildBuyBreed for this post.
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Yeah, I drive a crapalier, and the only way to avoid 10000kw shock is to grab a little screw in the handle on the door to ground myself before I swing out of the car. That said, an interesting point my friend made is that if you take *extra* care not to drag your butt as you leave the car, chances are you won't get THAT bad of a shock at least.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked Jayhoo for this post.
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Those dangling things really work for this? I thought it was for incase lightning strikes your car and it will go to the ground !
I get shocked easily too. In dry seasons, you can actually see the spark coming from my finger to a doorknob. You can even hear the spark sound, I kid you not. Just ask my family.
So, here's what I do:
Car doors: use my fingernails/tips to push the center of the glass. Or push the handle of the door = non-metal
Doorknobs: hold a key, touch the key to the knob first. You will get a spark on the key, your hand will not feel it. Then you are discharged, and you can turn the door knob with your hands.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked rfdrfd for this post.
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another reason to buy imports.....my civic never shocked me_______________
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I usually just hit/tap my door with my hand. You don't feel the shock as much - maybe because your brain is expecting the impact to stir up the nerves and so you're expecting it.Reply With Quote LOG IN TO THANK No one has yet thanked enko for this post.
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haha all this time I thought it was just me or my parent's car. My girlfriend is always complaining that my parent's car doesn't like her, hence the nasty shocks.
Doesn't happen on my Acura now that I think of it. But the seats are leather so maybe no static ?
Anyways, thx for the tips. I will try the tail thingy but if it disintegrates in a few months then I will need to change the way I open the door as I get out.
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Just hold the doorframe THEN start to step out. Let go when you're completely out. Simple. Don't pull on the doorframe though, you don't want warping over time, just hold on to it._______________
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The embassy is served by the Hanzōmon Station on Hanzōmon Line, Tokyo Metro.
See also[edit]
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- List of Ambassadors of the United Kingdom to Japan
- List of diplomatic missions of the United Kingdom
- List of diplomatic missions in Japan
- Embassy of Japan, London
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- ^ The Far East, A Monthly Illustrated Journal, Tokyo, January 31, 1875
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Hundreds of mourners farewelled leading Auckland barrister John Haigh, QC, today.
A packed congregation heard tributes to the highly-respected lawyer from friends, politicians and members of the legal community at his 90-minute funeral service in Parnell's Holy Trinity Cathedral this afternoon.
Haigh died suddenly at Auckland City Hospital last Saturday, surrounded by family and friends, after suffering a brain haemorrhage. He was 65.
He is survived by his wife Sue and two adult children, Alastair and Anna, who were among those to deliver eulogies today.
They spoke of their father's sense of fun, his love of the outdoors and animals, his dodgy dress sense and misguided love of Coronation St, and the respect they had for his achievements.
They paid tribute to their parents' long and happy marriage, and their mother's support of Haigh's career, saying he must have been the only barrister in Auckland to go to work with a packed morning tea and lunch, for more than 30 years.
They were moved to tears as they said their great "totara had fallen", and given their father's spirituality and love of angels, they hoped he was now with them.
Mourners also heard tributes from his brother Tim Haigh and friends Paul East, former government minister and attorney-general, and High Court Judge Justice Rodney Hansen.
They described Haigh's early years at Auckland Grammar, his university study and love of a party, and acknowledged a family man who had a strong sense of social justice and whose dedication to his clients often took its toll on him.
Former governor-general and friend Anand Satyanand delivered a reading.
In an illustrious career, Haigh worked on some of New Zealand's most high-profile legal cases, among them securing an acquittal for rape-accused assistant police commissioner Clint Rickards.
He specialised in criminal and employment law, and his recent cases included work on the Pike River mining disaster and the Ports of Auckland industrial stoush.
Haigh was admitted to the bar in 1984 and became a Queen's Counsel in 1993.
He was the referee for Crown Solicitor Simon Moore when he became a Senior Counsel.
"He really was a man for all seasons," Moore said after Haigh's death. "He managed to balance the frantic high-level legal representation with grounded humility."
He said Haigh had a great courage and would take up unpopular causes because he realised that it was an intrinsic aspect of the practice of law.
"You have to mix the good with the bad and he treated everybody the same."
East met Haigh 47 years ago at their first day at law school together.
"He gave himself selflessly to his clients and helped a huge number of people," East said. "He died when he was at the peak of his career."
A fan of swimming in the sea, classical music and a drop of whisky, Haigh told the Sunday Star-Times in an interview after the Rickards case that as a younger man he was a "great partygoer" who enjoyed playing the guitar.
Haigh followed his father Frank into law.
Haigh senior was a well-known advocate of social justice, and also represented unions, including during the 1951 waterfront strike.
Of his father, Haigh said: "He was a great innovator in social justice, in a way that infuriated conservatives, particularly when he represented the union [in the 1951 strikes]. My mother remembers other lawyers refusing to have anything to do with him, or her.
"I remember walking down Queen St in 1960 with him, as a rather reluctant kid I may say, in the No Maoris No Tour protest. I don't have the courage he had."
Haigh said his father didn't want him to go into law because of the heavy workload.
"He worked virtually every night, and about 48-50 weekends every year."
Asked how he coped with the workload, he said: "Fortitude, and a wonderful wife who can put up with having a barrister, with his hours and the intensity of it all, for a husband."
Haigh lived in Remuera, a suburb he said "had always been home".
"I like the people, I love the hills, we've got the volcanoes around us, the harbour. I love the trains across Hobson Bay," he told the Sunday Star-Times.
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A nice spice with candied fruit. The original recipe came from 1001 Cookie Recipe but over the years I have made a few changes. My family gives out cookies at Christmas time and this is one of the standard cookies. When I make them I use the candied fruit from our local spice importer. You may want to chop the fruit a little more.
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Global wheat prices tumbled into a bear market in January on expectations that world production will climb to a record as expanding harvests in Canada and Russia counter a smaller U.S. crop. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. sees potential for significant declines in farm prices in the second half, it said today. Corn and soybeans are also in bear markets, curbing gains in global food costs that are up 5 percent in the past year.
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Irish (13-8, 4-3) listened well and did all that, running away to a 73-60 victory behind sophomore Troy Murray's 30 points (on 11 of 13 shooting) and 18 rebounds.
The Irish (13-8, 4-3 in Big East) outshot the Red Storm 51.1 percent to 35.9 percent and held a 40-32 rebounding edge.
Freshman guard Matt Carroll (10 points) buried an 18-footer from the left wing to tie the game with 2:36 remaining. Then it was senior guard Jimmy Dillon (nine points, five assists), who swiped a pass by Red Storm guard Bootsy Thornton and turned it into a most unlikely breakaway dunk.
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We were booked into this hotel by the travel agent last march for a long weekend as it was the only place we could get into due to room availablity with children (15 & 11 yr old). It was more Malaga than Torremolinos. 5 mins taxi ride from airport.
Firstly, the hotel was a little old fashioned and run down, but was very very clean. It said it was a 3 star but id say it was more a 2 star by british standards. We wanted only one room so we were not having to pay for an extra room as money was tight. I was pleased with what we got, hubby wasnt as impressed. The staff made our `basic` room very neat and tidy and suitable for all four of us. The rooms were cleaned everyday, which made it feel a little special for us ladies. I couldnt fault the cleaners at all. Also all of the hotel staff were friendly but i noticed couldnt speak a word of english. This is were sign language and plenty of nodding & smiling worked well. Most of the other guests, who were all on a turkey and tinsel weekend, were very friendly indeed. The old ladies loved my little man and i even got invited to a dance in the upstairs ballrooom by an elderly gentleman. That made my son laugh. lol. The pleasent nature of the other guests and locals made it a delight to just be there.
We decided to pay half board. The breakfast was absoloutly devine but we tried the dinner once then decided to pass for the rest of the stay. We just stuck to the breakfasts. This is when it cost us a fortune by eating out for lunch and dinner. Never again shall we fall into this trap. And It wasnt until we were on our last day, that i realised the oldies were making packed lunches, and we were not!
The area were the hotel was situated was very friendly, had a homely feeling due to the carnival and felt very old fashioned but in a nice way. Our view was not too great...no view of beach, town or hills...just flats or rooftops. But every time i looked out of the large doors/windows, i was reminded that i was definately in spain. It was very rustic with cafes and icecream shops. But due to the bad weather, which we were not impresed with as we had only gone for the weekend, we watched plenty of telly...but it was only in spanish. We seemed to have been placed in the real spanish area of Toro, not the tourist end, which caused a little problem with the language barrier.
But overall i thought the stay was very pleasent and made me feel at ease. It was a nice relaxing weekend. But i would not take children back here as i think kids should have a beach or pool nearby. But for adults it was just a lovely environment. I would go back here if i really wanted too but personally, i dont like the costa del sol but the hotel was just nice. Also, it said there was a pool but were abouts it was was a mystery.
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Bipolar Disorder: Managing the Balancing Act
The 'Learning Curve' continued...
"There are short periods of productivity on the way up, but once the highs get more severe, they are less productive," Calabrese says. And "once you are ill, you have to be able to stay on your medication for life, since in most instances when medications are stopped, people will relapse."
"It's a human phenomenon," agrees Gary Sachs, MD, an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and director of the Bipolar Mood Disorder Program at Massachusetts General Hospital, both in Boston. "There is a willingness to take a treatment when you're acutely ill, but then when symptoms are no longer [obvious], it's hard to get your arms around the idea of taking a drug forever when you are not perceiving any benefit."
Just as with Bernard, "as patients experience more and more relapses, the wisdom to take medication becomes clearer," says Sachs. Some people, he adds, may get the message after three lapses -- and for others it can take 13.
James E. Rosenberg, MD, director of neuropsychiatry at the Sports Concussion Institute at Centinela Freeman Hospital in Marina del Rey, Calif., says that people with bipolar disorder think, "'I am going to finally write the great symphony or make some brilliant discovery.' But in the long term, people with untreated mania may find they no longer have family, are HIV positive from engaging in risky, thrill-seeking activities, are in jail, or are bankrupt. There are horrible consequences that affect the rest of your life."
For Molliner, the repercussions were mainly social. "I lost my identity as a 16-year-old adolescent girl. I didn't take final exams [the year] I got diagnosed because I was being treated, and everybody I went to high school with knew why, and the shame that went with that was the biggest repercussion," she says. "I felt like I didn't fit in and never would."
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In addition to medication, there is also family support, counseling, and keeping regular routines to help people with bipolar disorder live with the condition. Molliner has been successfully living with bipolar disorder for 10 years, but that's not to say she does not feel the onset of symptoms and moods from time to time. "I know I need [help] when I sense symptoms coming on in my sleep. I let the people in my life know that I sense it coming on. In doing that, I feel empowered," she says. Exercise helps, too.