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Mr King, who took charge at Sainsbury's eight years ago, expects a short-term boost to spending from this year's European Football Championship, the Olympics and the Paralympics, but forecast the biggest uplift from the extended four-day weekend of the Diamond Jubilee.
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I analyze make-through documentation in the context of two platforms I created: Build in Progress and Spin. Build in Progress is a web-based platform for visualizing how design projects are developed, while Spin is a photography turntable system for creating animations of design projects over time. Through these platforms, I investigate the following questions regarding capturing and sharing design process: (1) How can tools be designed to motivate and support the creation of process-oriented documentation?, and (2) What role can make-through documentation play in enabling reflective practice? Through an analysis of shared documentation created using both platforms, interviews with select users, and observations of spaces utilizing the tools, I reveal opportunities for integrating documentation into design practice and re-thinking documenting as an expressive and creative activity. I show how make-throughs support a range of motivations for sharing process, and based on these insights, I provide a set of design principles for learning environments, physical and virtual, championing documentation as a tool for learners to communicate their growth as makers. Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Architecture and Planning, Program in Media Arts and Sciences, 2016.; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 151-159). 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Tributary : towards interactive real-time analytics of large scale sensor time series data http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/106070 Tributary : towards interactive real-time analytics of large scale sensor time series data Ayzenberg, Yadid State of the art technology has made it possible to monitor various physiological signals for prolonged periods. Using wearable sensors, individuals can be monitored; sensor data can be collected and stored in digital format, transmitted to remote locations, and analyzed at later times. This technology may open the door to a multitude of exciting and innovative applications. We could learn the effects of the environment and of our day-to-day choices on our physiology. Does the number of hours we sleep affect our mood during the following day? Is our performance impacted by the times we schedule our recreational activities? Does physical activity affect our quality of sleep? Do these choices have an impact on chronic conditions? This proliferation of smart phones and wearable sensors is creating very large data sets that may contain useful information. Gartner claims that the Internet of Things Install Base Will Grow to 26 Billion Units By 2020. However, the magnitude of generated data creates new challenges as well. Processing and analyzing these large data sets in an efficient manner requires advanced computational tools. The challenge is that as more data are collected, it becomes more computationally expensive to process requiring novel algorithmic techniques and parallel architectures. Traditional analysis techniques do not scale adequately and in many cases researchers are required to create customized environments. This thesis explores and extends the affordances of warehouse scale computing for interactivity and pliability of large-scale time series data sets. In the first part of the thesis, I describe a theoretical framework for distributed processing of time-series data that is implementation invariant and may be implemented on an existing distributed computation infrastructure. Next, I present a detailed architecture and implementation of the theoretical framework, which was deployed on several clusters, as well as indepth analysis of the user-interface design considerations and the user experience design process. In the second part of the thesis, I present a system evaluation that consists of two parts. The first part is a quantitative characterization of the system performance in a variety of scenarios that included different dataset and cluster sizes. The second part contains the results of a qualitative user study: researchers were asked to use the system to analyze data that they had collected in their own studies and to participate in an ethnographic study on their experience. This study reveals that distributed computing holds great potential for accelerating scientific research utilizing large scale sensor data sets, providing new ways to see patterns in large sets of data, and much speedier analyses. Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Architecture and Planning, Program in Media Arts and Sciences, 2016.; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 156-160). 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z The use of a novel residuum model to design a variable-impedance transtibial prosthetic socket http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/106069 The use of a novel residuum model to design a variable-impedance transtibial prosthetic socket Sengeh, David Moinina For people living with limb amputation, the prosthetic socket - the interface between the residuum and prosthesis - is the most critical component. When a socket is uncomfortable, especially due to poor fit, the quality of life for a patient is greatly hindered. However, conventional design of sockets is largely artisan, with limited input of quantitative data. Current computer-aided and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) designs are still not clinically applicable solutions. Due to model identification procedures that employ non patient-specific and incomplete data sets, today's finite element (FE) models of the residuum are not predictive, leading to suboptimal socket designs. As such, there exists a need for a comprehensive biomechanical model of the residuum for the quantitative design and computational evaluation of patient-specific prosthetic sockets. This thesis presents a combined experimental-numerical approach to evaluate and validate a transtibial residuum biomechanical model. The central hypothesis of the work is that a single biomechanical model can predict the large non-linear response at various sites on a residuum under load. To evaluate this hypothesis, a non-linear, two-tissue model was formulated where tissue geometries were defined using MRI data of the residuum. The non-linear viscoelastic material parameters of the model were identified through inverse FEA-based optimization using in-vivo indentation experimental data at four locations. Using optimized model tissue parameters, the mean percentage error (mean absolute error/ maximum experimental force) between the experimental and simulation force-time curves at 14 other locations across the evaluated transtibial residuum was 7 ± 3%. Using this same modeling methodology and a single set of material constants to describe the bulk soft tissue biomechanical response of seven distinct transtibial residual limb models, the average percentage error for indentations at multiple locations across all seven limbs was 7 ± 1%. From these predictive models of residuum limbs, one rigid novel socket and two multimaterial transtibial sockets were designed, fabricated and evaluated through an entirely quantitative, automated and repeatable methodology. In a preliminary clinical investigation, the novel sockets were shown to reduce peak contact pressures at the tibia and fibular head regions on the residuum by significant amounts during standing compared to a conventional socket interface designed and fabricated by a trained prosthetist. Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Architecture and Planning, Program in Media Arts and Sciences, 2016.; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 74-77). 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z Prosthetic socket design : from a multi-indenter device for in vivo biomechanical tissue measurement to a quasi-passive transtibial socket interface http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/106068 Prosthetic socket design : from a multi-indenter device for in vivo biomechanical tissue measurement to a quasi-passive transtibial socket interface Petron, Arthur J The prosthetic socket, the mechanical interface between an amputated residuum and an external prosthesis, is of critical importance to the performance of a prosthetic limb system. Conventional prosthetic socket technology is derived using a non-quantitative, artisan methodology. Consequently, a comfortable socket interface cannot be made reproducibly, and persons with limb amputation too often experience discomfort. As a resolution to this difficulty, the field of digital prosthetic socket design seeks to advance a quantitative CAD/CAM methodology for socket production to produce reproducible and comfortable interfaces. Prosthetic researchers have proposed a digital socket production work flow comprising the steps of 1) assessment of residuum tissue biomechanics; 2) modeling optimization of the residuum-socket interface, and 3) fabrication of a variable-impedance socket system based upon these optimizations. In this thesis, two novel technologies are designed, built and evaluated at either end of this work flow, namely a multi-indenter device for in vivo biomechanical tissue measurement and a quasi-passive variable-impedance transtibial socket interface. An active indenter platform called the FitSocket is presented. To assess residual-limb tissue biomechanics, the FitSocket comprised 14 position and force controllable actuators that circumferentially surround a biological residuum to form an actuator ring. Each actuator is individually controllable in position (97.1?m accuracy) and force (330mN accuracy) at a PC controller feedback rate of 500Hz, allowing for a range of measurement across a residuum. At five distinct anatomical locations across the residual limb, force versus deflection data are presented, demonstrating the accuracy and versatility of the FitSocket for residual limb tissue characterization. A passive, single indenter version of the FitSocket, called the FitPen, is also presented. The FitPen is designed to be ultra-portable in order to take biomechanical measurements in the field outside the laboratory setting. A quasi-passive socket (QPS) is presented having spatially and temporally varying socket wall impedances. The QPS is an autonomous computerized transtibial prosthetic interface that can stiffen or become compliant using computer-controlled electrolaminate actuators. The QPS measures forces applied by the limb on the socket, 3-axis acceleration of the socket, and the position of the electrolaminates. On a test participant with transtibial amputation, the socket was evaluated through sit-to-stand tests to determine the viability of computer-controlled electrolaminate engagement, and through a walking study to evaluate the ability of the electrolaminates to maintain their clutched state during ambulation at a self-selected walking speed. The average deflections of forced tibia movement in the sit-to-stand tests were 7 ± 2 mm while sitting with the electrolaminates in an unclutched state, and 2.1 ± 0.6 mm while standing with the electrolaminates in a clutched state. Further, the walking study showed a maximum unclutched deflection (3.7 ± 0.9 mm)16 times larger than that of the maximum deflection while clutched. This work was supported by the United States Department of Veteran Affairs through the VA Innovation Initiative (VAi2) program. Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Architecture and Planning, Program in Media Arts and Sciences, 2016.; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 183-197). 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z


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Ileen Getz (August 7, 1961 – August 4, 2005) was an American actress, most recognized for her role as Dr. Judith Draper in the television series 3rd Rock from the Sun.
Getz was born in Bristol, Pennsylvania. After graduating from Northwestern University, she joined the Econo-Art Theatre Company and Practical Theatre Company, both in Chicago, Illinois.
She began her television work in 1995, with appearances on shows such as Law & Order and Seinfeld. In 1996, Getz became a recurring cast member on 3rd Rock from the Sun, playing a professor of women's studies with no personality. Her film career included minor roles in such films as Celebrity, Lovely and Amazing, The Station Agent, Changing Lanes, and the posthumously released Friends with Money and East Broadway.
Getz also worked in New York City theatre, on Broadway and at the Lincoln Center, as well as the Manhattan Theatre Club, at which she starred in Night and Her Stars, written by Richard Greenberg. Greenberg later wrote a lead role for her in Hurrah at Last which premiered at South Coast Repertory in 1998.
Getz died of brain cancer at the age of 43 in New York City, survived by her husband, Mark Grinnell; two children; and a brother.
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When AMERICAN HERITAGE heard that Richard Reeves had undertaken to follow the route, one hundred and fifty years later, of a classic exploration of America's people, places, and institutions, we assigned his friend and colleague Ken Auletta to ask the kinds of questions our readers might if they had the luck to find themselves sitting next to Reeves on a flight to, say, Buffalo or Memphis.Read more »
Before there were Western states, there were public lands—over a billion acres irrevocably reserved for the people of the United States. The Sagebrush Rebels are the most recent in a series of covetous groups bent on "regaining" what was never theirs.
So, at the very moment when the West is blueprinting an economy which must be based on the sustained, permanent use of its natural resources, it is also conducting an assault on those resources with the simple objective of liquidating them. The dissociation of intelligence could go no farther, but there it is—and there is the West yesterday, today, and forever. It is the Western mind stripped to the basic split. The West as its own worst enemy. The West committing suicide.—Bernard De Voto "The West Against Itself" Harper's Magazine, January, 1947 Read more »
So, at the very moment when the West is blueprinting an economy which must be based on the sustained, permanent use of its natural resources, it is also conducting an assault on those resources with the simple objective of liquidating them. The dissociation of intelligence could go no farther, but there it is—and there is the West yesterday, today, and forever. It is the Western mind stripped to the basic split. The West as its own worst enemy. The West committing suicide.
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Some celebrity gurus are coy about their clients, but not Nish Joshi. Princess Diana, Cate Blanchett, Juliette Binoche, the Sugababes... the names fall from his lips like coins from a slot machine. 'Gwyneth!' he purrs delightedly, when I mention, in passing, Gwyneth Paltrow, who once appeared in a backless dress that revealed the circular marks where Joshi had applied hot glass cups to her skin to 'boost her qi' and 'purify' her blood. 'Bless her! She came because three of the ladies at her baby shower were patients of mine. So sweet.' Of course, Joshi owes the rich and famous such a lot. It's not only that gossip about his relationships with them helped to put his Wimpole Street practice on the map, or even that their testimonies were so useful when he came to write his book, Holistic Detox ('He sent me a medicinal drink for a bad bronchial infection I was suffering while I was performing Coriolanus in Tokyo,' says Ralph Fiennes, on page 114). In the case of Diana, Princess of Wales, he owes his very career to her; it was she who urged him to look to the East, to the Ayurvedic medicine on which his Indian family had relied for generations, for solutions to common Western ailments: '"Go back to your roots," she said. She believed so much in holistic medicine, in giving patients what they need rather than masking their symptoms.'
He smiles at me beatifically. This takes a little digesting: that Joshi, who is always at pains to point out that he is a highly qualified osteopath, was willing to take advice from the notoriously daffy and faddish Princess Diana. But we must move on. The big news is that Joshi is now giving his clients something back - something other than the love and care that they receive from him already. He has opened a Wellness Centre: a gym and yoga studio in which they will be able to stretch their (not very) wobbly thighs in total privacy. Programmes will be tailored to their health needs. Isn't that what all personal trainers do? Apparently not. 'Let me give you an example. If your sugar levels are out of control, exercise could make you feel even more tired. We'll tell the trainer: here is this lady, make sure that before exercise she has an isotonic drink. We'll work on postural training, and the session will finish with a shiatsu body stretch to dissipate tension.' So, in addition to the stuff that Joshi ordinarily recommends to his exhausted, stressed-out clients (diets, colonic irrigation, acupuncture) they'll now be able to pick up a prescription for exercise at the same time. 'It's about giving people tangible help,' he says.
Joshi and I are sitting in the Wellness Centre right now, perched on two high stools in an area where people will soon be drinking their energy-boosting shots of wheatgrass juice. He is a disarming man. He has a camp voice and an unctuous, calculatedly soothing manner that I find mighty annoying, but which neurotic celebrities no doubt love, and he answers questions in sprawling sentences which do not always contain the facts I am after. He is also undeniably plump. Does the guru actually practise what he preaches? 'Yes,' he says, smoothly. 'I don't eat fish, meat, eggs or dairy. I'm a Hindu vegetarian. I have a purely Ayurvedic diet. My meals are cooked for me by my housekeeper. I don't do well with croissants. I feel very bloated. Cheese makes me mucusy.' Exercise? 'I do my sun salutations every day, and I work out with a personal trainer twice a week.' However, I hear from a top source that Joshi loathes the gym; faced with a punchbag, his wrists droop like sunflower stalks in a heatwave.
The Wellness Centre, in Marylebone, is a glamorous place: in the changing room, there are towels so fluffy that to wrap yourself in one is almost comic - as if you're auditioning for lead sheep in a nativity play. The yoga studio is light and airy. To become a member is not cheap (£125 a month; yoga classes cost £25 on top, and personal training sessions £60), but membership is, by necessity and design, destined to be exclusive. It's another outward sign, then, of the success of the Joshi brand. His rise has been rapid and somewhat eventful.
Joshi grew up in north London. After school, he studied for a medical degree in India and then, having left after only three years, he trained at the British School of Osteopathy. After he qualified, he ran a practice treating dancers until, in 1993, while he was working at the Hale Clinic, he met Diana, who demanded to know what he was giving his patients, and could she please have some. Soon, he was a regular visitor to Kensington Palace (you can just see him, sweeping through the gates, the back seat of his car laden with tofu and tincture of liquorice), where he taught her to make pilau rice. He helped her through her bulimia - 'You saw how she flourished; she started to glow!' - grew more interested in alternative medicine, and finally, with financial help from his parents, set up his practice in Wimpole Street.
The question is: what sets him apart from the other celebrity gurus? Is his Wellness Centre, for instance, really any different from all the other boutique gyms that have lately sprung up to cater for the anxious rich? Joshi insists that his success is down to the fact that his treatments really work, so he gets great word of mouth. But he would say that, wouldn't he? I wonder out loud if the Joshi phenomenon isn't an example of the placebo effect. His remedies are surely not so important as the fact that he spends time with his patients, smiling and soothing and calling them 'dear'. He disagrees. 'You can see a private GP, and get more time with your doctor. Lots of my patients have private GPs.' OK, then. But does he worry that some patients are fixated on dramatic weight loss which they dress up as a desire to be 'well'? 'Completely! I'm trying to encourage people to have a healthy relationship with their diet.' So if Cate Blanchett came in and wanted to lose a stone... 'No, no, that's ridiculous. My programme doesn't allow you to lose weight unless your body requires it.' I'm not absolutely convinced by this, but the upshot is that I ask Joshi if he will treat me as a patient for three weeks so that I can attempt to discover his secret for myself - and he, very kindly, agrees.
A week later, I rock up for our first meeting (an initial consultation with Joshi is £180, and appointments thereafter cost £120 - but some patients fly him across the Atlantic or to Dubai if they can't make it to London). His clinic, I can't help but notice, is almost next door to the consulting rooms of Jan Stanek, the cosmetic surgeon who regularly appears on the Channel 4 show 10 Years Younger. In reception, I fill in a questionnaire. It asks me about illness in my family, whether I suffer from a range of ailments from insomnia to anxiety and, more bizarrely, about the length of my fingers. Joshi appears and talks to a waiting patient. He is all twinkly - almost giddy-seeming at finding her there, just beside the fridge that is stocked with his own brand of gluten-free loaves. She flirts with him a little, and says something about her father, who is also feeling ill. Joshi asks what star sign he is.
'Is he a Pisces?'
'Oh, Dr Joshi!'
I feel quite left out.
Oh, well. It's my turn now. We go up to his consulting room: big desk, couch, photographs of Joshi on the mantelpiece. I hand over my forms, but he barely looks at them. I tell him, truthfully, that I am tired, that I get headaches, and that my sleep seems to do me no good. I find the gym exhausting; I worry I will brain myself with a dumb-bell simply for want of some strength in my wrists. He tells me, without examining me, or taking any samples, that he thinks I have a hormonal imbalance, that my adrenal glands are not functioning properly, and that my bowel is lazy. I also have a chromium deficiency. He is going to put me on a diet and give me supplements that will sort these things out. He is also going to refer me to the Wellness Centre, where the trainers will work with me in a way that is not exhausting. Now, would I hop on the couch? I do, and he starts sticking acupuncture needles into my temples, wrists and ankles. Why? 'To reboot your computer,' he says, lightly. But what will they do? 'I already told you,' he says. 'They will reboot your computer.' He is going to leave me to relax for 20 minutes; I may feel a little sleepy.
After a while, the door opens and a young man in white overalls comes in. He sits down and begins insistently rubbing the arches of my feet - they supposedly connect to the relevant bits of my insides - which is quite painful. He is from Poland. In Poland, he says, the people in the villages are properly rustic, and thus honest and true: if they like you, they welcome you; if they don't, they will 'hit you'. This is not a particularly relaxing thought.
Finally, Joshi comes back. He puts two tiny needles into my ears - to keep cravings at bay, OK? - and then he takes me downstairs to make an appointment at the Wellness Centre. He also hands over seven bottles of supplements and a diet sheet on which is a list of good foods, of forbidden foods, and of all the pills I should take, and when. The forbidden list includes alcohol, bread and gluten products, dairy products, sugar, tea, coffee, chillis, fizzy drinks, red meat, all fruit (except bananas), vinegar, cucumber, courgettes, and the deadly nightshades: i.e. potatoes, aubergines, tomatoes and peppers. But I am allowed eggs, salad, dark green vegetables, white meat, soya and tofu, pulses, fish, brown rice, seeds, rice milk and live yoghurt. Where does spaghetti carbonara fit in?
Last of all, he sends me back upstairs for colonic irrigation. He doesn't explain why, but I know that Diana was a fan, so maybe that's it. It's horrible: uncomfortable and strangely humiliating, like being a giant baby. The therapist who performs this procedure - what a job! - tells me that I will have a colonic once a week for the next three weeks, but even as she announces this, I know I won't. I don't think you should shove plastic pipes up your backside without a very good reason and, at this point, I can't fathom what that reason might be.
So, now I'm on my 'voyage of discovery'. The diet is a nightmare: boring, restrictive, unsatisfying. Also, Joshi's 'Metabolic Detox' pills, of which I'm supposed to take four a night, seem to be giving me diarrhoea. I look at my sheet. It warns that they may cause cramps and loose stools, adding that: 'they are not laxative - they maintain the water content of your food to improve elimination of toxins'. But when I look on the side of the bottle, the first ingredient listed is senna, a bowel irritant widely used in the treatment of constipation. I stop taking them. The good news, however, is that the gym is a revelation. Joshi's trainers, James and Ross, are fantastic: knowledgeable, enthusiastic, motivating. They know about posture and about muscles, which means that they notice and know how to care for my tight calves. If I were rich, I would see them every day for the rest of my life.
After a week, I see Joshi again. How am I? Well, I say, those detox pills: are they laxatives? He insists not, but adds that he remembers 'school biology lessons' in which he learnt that it should take food an hour to pass through the system: I should be going to the loo three times a day, after every meal. But they're giving me the runs! 'So, take two instead of four.' Today's session is brief: more acupuncture, and some manipulation of my neck. It all seems rather random: a bit pick and mix. He doesn't seem to focus on what I'm saying, or make an effort to answer my questions. Nor does he mention the needles he stuck in my ears a week ago (in fact, I've already removed them; they were sore). I have enough pills, so when I leave, all I take with me is an appointment to see a masseur, Tommy (a former dancer from Sweden, he turns out to be excellent, and gives me the most expert massage I've ever had).
I persist with my sessions at the gym but, though I pop the other supplements dutifully - this takes minutes - I again cease taking the Metabolic Detox pills. I try hard with the diet, but it's difficult when there is your other half to consider - soya milk, darling? - and, if I eat only rice cakes and salad for lunch, I feel so hungry I can't work. I'm due to see Joshi one more time but (I admit this is not very journalistic of me) I duck out at the last minute, largely because I gather he is going to insist on that plastic pipe going back up my bottom. How do I feel after three weeks? Good; I've got more energy. But I think this is mainly due to the brilliant James and Ross, and their boxing regime. I've lost a couple of pounds, but anyone would with a diet this restricted and, since that wasn't my aim anyway, I'm wondering... where did I hide those biscuits?
It is good fun being treated by Joshi - if nothing else, I got to see a world I could never afford to visit in real life - but I can't work out what his diagnosis is based on (he's taken no blood or urine), nor can I see the logic in his detox diet (it's contradictory unless, as I suspect, it is simply about reducing calorie intake: for instance, dairy products are forbidden, while cottage cheese is acceptable). Question his ideas and Joshi's first line of defence is that Western medicine has always pooh-poohed that of the East, and that many of his treatments - from Ayurvedic herbs to Gwyneth Paltrow's favourite, cupping - have been used for thousands of years. This isn't good enough. He should be able to explain both why treatments are suitable, and how they work. The testimonies of other patients - 'Joshi is a miracle worker,' says Patsy Kensit - are not enough for me, nor should they be. 'People go to the doctor because they feel ill,' says John Garrow, professor emeritus in human nutrition at London University and vice-chairman of Healthwatch, a charity that promotes the better understanding of the importance of clinical trials in medicine. 'More often than not, the next time they go to the doctor, they will be feeling less low. These things are cyclical.'
Colonic irrigation has certainly been practised for thousands of years, but its benefits have been neither proved nor discredited scientifically. However, most doctors think it is, at best, unnecessary. Holistic practitioners seem to believe that the colon is a sewage system, and that if it isn't properly cleaned out, toxic substances will leak into the body. 'It's now recognised that the contents of the colon are not rubbish,' says Garrow. 'Fibre that is not digestible by enzymes is metabolised by the bacteria there, and turned into fatty acids which make a very small contribution to your energy.'
I show Joshi's diet to Catherine Collins, chief dietician at St George's Hospital, London. She, too, finds it inconsistent. Is it a diet aimed at avoiding common allergens like milk protein? If so, why am I encouraged to eat live yoghurt? 'Red meat is a valuable source of iron for pre-menopausal women,' she says. 'The lack of fruit is not great, especially since it will be difficult to compensate by eating lots of vegetables because he has excluded so many of those, too.' Why might foods from the deadly nightshade family be forbidden? 'There is evidence that they are a potential irritant, but the research is old and mostly relates to those with arthritic conditions. I work in arthritis, and I've never found a patient who has benefited from these exclusions. So I'm not sure why he forbids them. I'm afraid this diet is typical of those recommended by self-styled nutritionists. It is nutritionally compromised, and its inadequacies need to be offset by vitamin supplements.'
Ah, yes. My supplements. Of the seven white bottles Joshi gave me, the one labelled Super Liver Cleanse is just a vitamin and mineral supplement in disguise. The one called 5HTP is too, though it also contains the controversial amino acid 5HTP which, in some countries, is marketed as an anti-depressant (it can have serious side effects, though not in the amount contained here). The others are: Metabolic Detox; PH Balance; Digest-Aid; Kidney Support; and Essential Chromium. Collins is unimpressed by one of the primary ingredients of the Metabolic Detox tablets: senna. She wouldn't recommend senna for constipation except as a last resort (and I never said I had constipation), and 'anything that results in diarrhoea is not recommended'. PH Balance contains magnesium, sodium and potassium - salts that are found naturally in the bloodstream. Digest-Aid contains a number of enzymes, but enzymes are proteins, which are destroyed by the stomach acid before they are able to reach the site of absorption in the small intestine. Kidney Support contains vitamin C and cranberry juice, plus other plant ingredients like horsetail. Cranberry juice has been shown to have a borderline effect in the treatment of cystitis, but in the quantities contained here it is unlikely to be effective. What about my chromium deficiency? 'The body only needs chromium in tiny amounts,' she says. 'There's very little research to show than an ordinary member of the public would need any extra.' Collins is bewildered as to how Joshi came to his diagnosis, especially of my below-par adrenal glands (the adrenal glands regulate the body's stress response through the production of hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline). 'If something were wrong with your adrenal glands, it would be a major medical event. You'd have loads of symptoms. You'd be very ill. I'm concerned that he can presume a diagnosis of what would be a serious complaint without any physical examination, or analysis of blood biochemistry.' After I speak to Collins, I telephone Joshi and ask him how, exactly, he diagnosed all my problems. 'I looked at your symptom picture, to what you told me about your periods of tiredness, your headaches, your sugar levels dropping.' But what about my adrenal glands? What him made him think they weren't functioning properly? 'It's all clinical experience. I could have done some tests that confirmed this, but that would have been very expensive. I see this symptom picture over and over again. This is what I deal with a lot of the time.'
I am sure that Joshi means well. He certainly works hard. As he says to me with a weary but satisfied smile: 'There are so many ill people who need to be made well.' But if it is anything like the information he gave to me, a lot of what he tells his patients is, at best, confused and somewhat vague - and, irrespective of how rich and famous they are, those patients put their trust in him. He styles himself Dr Joshi but, as he also admits to me on the telephone, he never completed his medical degree, which is why he is not registered with the General Medical Council - and when I ring the General Osteopathic Council, with whom he is registered, a spokeswoman me that they actively discourage members from using the title 'Dr'. Oh, well. You can join his Wellness Centre without even having to see him - and I certainly recommend that. Although I flush his supplements down the loo, and go back to eating bread, red meat and - oh no! - fresh fruit, I must admit that I haven't had thighs as firm as this for ages.
The Joshi Clinic Wellness Centre, York Street Chambers, 20 Enford Street, London W1. 020 7723 2444. joshiclinic.co.uk
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Team Griffith striding ahead at Glasgow
If Griffith University were a country, it would be running fourth on the medal tally at the moment in Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Griffith students and alumni have received nine gold medals, a silver and two bronze between them. They all contribute, of course, to Australia's run to the top of the Glasgow medals table, but looked at as Team Griffith, they would trail only their own country, England and Scotland.
The latest victory comes from Business graduate and marathon runner Michael Shelley who set a personal best of 2 hours and 11 minutes 15 seconds over the 42km course to take the gold medal.
He adds to the pace set by outstanding Australian swimmer and Griffith student Emma McKeon who has won three gold and a bronze medal.
The Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion student won the 4 x100m freestyle relay; 4x200m freestyle relay; 200m individual freestyle; and was third in 100m butterfly.
Taylor McKeown (Bachelor of Science) won gold in 200m breaststroke, as did Leiston Pickett (Bachelor of Commerce) in the 50m breaststroke.
Cameron McEvoy (Bachelor of Science) was part of the gold-medal 4x100m freestyle team and won silver in the 200m individual freestyle.
Brittany Elmslie (Bachelor of Business) won gold alongside teammate Emma in the 4 x 200m freestyle relay and also receives another precious gold medal for swimming the heats that lead to the women's 4x100m freestyle relay win.
Commerce graduate Brandie O'Connor won bronze in the paracycling tandem sprint.
Chris Wright (Bachelor of Environmental Design) made the final of the 50m butterfly and Ashleigh Gentle (Bachelor of Public Health and Health promotion) finished ninth in the women's triathlon
Kelsey Cottrell (Bachelor of Journalism) made the quarter finals of the women's singles lawn bowls and Science graduate Tegan Napper just missed out on a medal when she finished fourth in the 48kg weightlifting event.
Medal tally rankings are based on the number of gold medals. In total number of medals "Team Griffith" would be ninth among the Commonwealth nations at this stage.
Griffith Business graduate and Commonwealth Games marathon gold medal winner Michael Shelley Photo: MANAN VATSYAYANA/AFP/Getty Images
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It's Spring time.Trying to suprise her with a kiss before the snap. (Click to show)
didn't realize the narrow blade was even that longer till I took the pic. i would have tucked it in. as for the pants. Sometimes I like em high; Sometimes I like em regular. And calling me a street urchin is the biggest compliment I can get on sf. I am going to print that out and put it on my fridge so that my mama can see it.
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We thoroughly enjoyed this tour. Went around a few times and learned something new each time. Very well done!!
It was great. I did not have to drive. We stayed at the Westin and walked to the bus.
Kathleen O'Grady
Loved it! The open top double decker bus was fun. The tour guide had a french accent and we did not know when he was speaking english or french and we wanted to know about each spot he was talking about. I am very good at understanding spoken english from people with strong accents but this one was hard. He was a very good tour guide except for this concern of mine.
The bus tour to all locations was great , the people running the tour were very helpful and gave great advise . I only wish I had more time to spend at each locations . I would recommend taking this tour if you are not familiar with the city and save money and time on parking and driving around by yourself . My family had a good time .
Taking this tour was a great way to get our bearings in Ottowa. We had never been there before and we got a quick overview along with some history so that we had an easier visit for the rest of the day. The staff was also very helpful and friendly. We would recommend this for any tourist.
We really enjoyed this tour. During the summer I think it would make sense to have tours leaving more than every hour because the tour was really overcrowded. They did run an extra one one time the day that we were there. Also, because they only run every hour, that means you need to stay wherever you hop off for an hour, and that cuts down on time to see other things. Some things do need an hour but others would be better at 30 minutes. Our tour guide was excellent - she was by far the favorite of all the ones we had.
Perfect way to see the sightsin a quick overview and then go back for a more extended visit. Highly recommend..
This is a great way to see the city. The guide was knowledgeable and we might not have seen some of the spots. We got the 3 day pass, we didn't get off yesterday but today we're going to go back and get off the bus at some spots. Don't forget the sunscreen though if you're riding on top.
Anne B Canada
It was fantastic! And totally bilingual. Full of information delivered in a fun way. Would highly recommend it as a first thing to do so you get a great overlaa idea of all the things that are worthwhile to see in your visit to Ottawa
Very knowledgeable and personable tour guide ! Was a lovely way to see a beautiful city and learn many interesting facts about Ottawa.
Good trip for the money! The tour guide was well-informed and witty, plus the deal -- almost 40.00 for the tour -- it's a better deal than expected.
The tour was great with great guides.
Frequency of buses was less than satisfactory with over an hour wait at most stops if you chose to get off. I travelled on 9th May 2015.
Great. Extremely knowledgeable guide.
Merle K Australia
Excellent tour and we saw much more than just wandering around the local area. The guide was great and showed us how to get to areas which we wanted to return to on our free day. Advice - we always do a city tour the first day we are there. Then if we have other free days we know exactly what to see and where we want to return to.
This was a great tour. Terry and Ron made it really special. Ron slowed down many times throughout the tour for us to take pictures. I learned a lot about the capital. Thanks for wonderful morning.
Because I have problems walking in the heat I only took the bus tour, but enjoyed that very much! A bonus for my was having the band for the changing of the guard walk right under my window while waiting for the tour to begin!
Danny E Canada
Great. The best way to see Ottowa you must go on it.
My one regret is that I did not get to Ottawa earlier in the day so that I could do more hopping on and hopping off. It is a beautiful city and deserves a little time for discovery.
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My oscar hasn't eaten in days,he was at the bottom of the tank for a day, now he is swimming like mad into the sides and ornaments.He has a large area of tail that is disapearing like fin rot? these pics are the best i cud get as he won't stay still .
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