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Risperdal not working
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I think you should access psychotherapy and start working through your underlying issues, the ones making and maintaining the low mood. You may
become suicidal again so it may
be an issue. If you are concerned then make sure you come off under medical supervision and with the support of your husband. I have learnt that suicide is often a way of communicating distress. If you are able to identify the feelings and work through them you are much less likely to become as over-whelmed.
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I was put on
and I already don't want to take it anymore. I have the following side effects from it: fatigue, constipation, and I sleep long hours maybe 12. I want to know if the constipation goes away and how long does it take for the body to het used to the medication. I've read many reports to not stop medications. I'm just learning about schizophrenia but from what I read it's forever.
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He still gets shor tempered on the
and tenex and prozac. We have upped all the amounts except the
is still at 2 mg a day. He was much better in the beginning. He takes 3 mg of tenex, 2 mg of risperdal and 10 mg of prozac. He still is impulsive and gets into arguments. It seems to be an ongoing problem to adjust his meds. We see the psychaitrist monthly. He has been on other meds and they either made him worse or stopped working.
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which i don't want to do.. He has been great since the
and I am
a medicine advocate.. i was actually against it for a while.. until i watched all the people in his life not want to be around him/us because of his behavior.. Thank you for your kind words.. it does make it easier knowing there is someone there who really does get it.. and is not so quick to judge him as spoiled....do you know how long the dr wants your son on risperdal..
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My DS was prescribed this to help him sleep and to help him with his aggression and tantrums. I am concerned because he is
even three yet and it has
been approved for use (by the FDA) in children under five. He was only prescribed .25 mg, but I am jut not sure if it is normal to start meds this early? Also, if anyone has a child on it how long did it take before you noticed a difference in behaviors?
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If he continues to be well after six months, how will they determine at that time whether (1) his was a transient episode not justifying permanent anti-psychotic medications or (2) proof that the
and should therefore be continued indefinitely? One doctor told me that my very question shows that I'm in denial, but I think it makes sense to make sure that a four-day jag of insomnia and mild paranoid delusions isn't the sole basis for his diagnosis.
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Yes my MIL is really quite a remarkable story(I know Peaz, it hasn't all been remarkable), reaching 5 months clean from cocaine, vikes, and xanax today!!!
only is it a turnaround from 25 some-odd years using........but a turnaround in her attitude to life. She keeps telling me that she ****** up her first 50 years, and wants to do the next 50 "right" (hopefully though, the next 50 won't all be in my house....HA) And you are right about just passing 7 months clean for me....
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She was initially seen by a student doctor and later in consultation with the on call psychiatrist the decision was made to toss the Zyprexa, toss the
, do
fill the latest prescription and to go back on what was working, the combination of Effexor XR and Buspar. She has an appointment already scheduled with this same psychiatrist in 10 days at which time they will go over the results of the decision to return to what was working. Oh, and the bipolar diagnosis? NOT!
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Recently his meds have
. He has been having very violent episodes. I call them his terrets episodes because I sometimes wonder if he can control what he's doing. He will cuss, scream, headbutt things, hit, kick, ect....... So I decided to wean him down off his medication and go from there. He takes 3 different meds. .40mg strattera, .20mg Prozac, and 1.5mg Risperdal. I started with the Risperdal first since I thought that's where most of the problem was coming from.
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About two weeks ago her psychiatrist and I decided that the Abilify no longer seems to be
and we started her on
. Her violence has been increasing and she is starting to actually hurt myself, my husband, and even our other children. She is constantly running away from home, breaking items, screaming nearly constantly, and just overall is highly agressive and irritable.
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I really dislike medication changes...it is always a roll of the dice to see what it is going to do...
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I sure hope your wife was tapered off the
? Are you
with her doctor? If
, that's priority ONE. Have her call the doc for an urgent appt to discuss this. If she stopped abruptly, the doc may recommend going back on to taper down. The doctor will also be able to counsel you on when it would be safe to try and start conceiving. What was she on the medication for?
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My concern is whether the MJ is the cause of her
getting better and whether taking
, cojentin, and smoking it is okay? I read that MJ is not good if schizophrenic, and okay if bi-polar.
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I ask my doctor, can I go full throttle now and start
? No, he said,
yet. Whatever I succeed or
when I pursue my life goals and ambitions, well that's the question worth pursuing, but I personally enjoy the effort and the work towards a goal, more than the goal itself, which is sweet but anticlimatic. I always did enjoy the pursuit, mpre than the actual achievement.
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Yuck! So, I am doing awsome on Wellbutrin and Lithium and have
gone manic, but I am
sleeping at all! So, I thought adding a low dose of Risperdal is a good move? I was prescribed 1mg but after reading the horrible stories about the side effects such as lactation, weight gain and zombie head I split my tablets in half. Not perfect halves but close enough. I read more people had less side effects on .5mg. So opinions please??
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I have taking seroquel xr 500 mg and risperadle 1mg from long. Medicine is
around 5%. I was studying programming but I am stopped cause I can't take inputs I mean i cannot study on computer but i don't want to try other medicine and I won't increase the medicine either. I was 85 kg 1 years before, now 86 kg. I am going to try seroquel 400 mg and risperadle 2 mg. I think something wrong going in my body. And i think my brain is also getting sick. May be i need a enough madness.
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(delusions, mania, hallucinations). i was put on
and ativan. The doc wasnt gonna give me anymore cause i told him i was smoking pot. I was later hospitalized again and given ativan and risperdal again....after i had quit the pot use and the alcohol use...but didnt like the effect of them this time. So i tapered myself off them and straight into a manic episode with psychosis.
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Hi I am trying to find out if anyone knows of any withdrawls from risperdal I have been taking 1 mg at night for about a year and a half and I am wanting to get off of it as it is very expensive and I am
right now. Also I am taking 1mg adivant three times a day and I know that I will have to come off of it slowly as I have become dependent on it.
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My son has been prescribed a 100 mg of lamictal/100 mg zoloft(taken in am) and 1mg
(pm). He's been on this combination of meds since Jan.07 after a seizure associated with alcohol use and Wellbutin put him in the hospital. He is being treated for depression and has not had a manic episode but suffers from anxiety. I've read so many frightening things about risperdal that I wonder about continued use. Is the the dosage small enough so it doesn't pose a long term threat?
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5mg he takes 1 adderal in the mornig an 2
....at night he takes 2 clonidine 0.1 mg a peice an 1
an 2 benedril (OTC)for allergies.
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We have started a new drug called intuniv for her and is
great so far. We are weaning her off
, prozac, and a lower dosage of concerta. I use to give her 1mg at night of risperdal now I am giving her .5mg and have noticed her urinating the bed at night and the night before I put her to bed she is really thirsty. The goal is to get her off all these other meds and she would be only on intuniv 2mg, concerta 18mg, and depakote 500mg.
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Psych then added Risperdal which I don't want to take and made me nervous after reading it is used for bipolar and schizaphrenia. After my last appt I was put back on Zoloft with the
which I'm
taking like I'm supposed to. AND I just found out I'm hyperthyroid. So....I guess my question is is this all thyroid related? Are these symptoms manic symptoms? Could I now be bipolar? My psych told me she didn't want to label it and why I'm responding so different to Zoloft now.
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Are anxiolytics (not nesecary bezos) a better treatment? Is
a good medicine or a
very good one? Does it have withdrawal symptoms?? Thanks in advance.
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It will be a couple of weeks before I see a new psychiatrist and she would like to 'get to know me' before adjusting meds, etc. In the interim, I am trying to understand more about this combo and why it's
as well now. (Have been on it for no more thatn 3-4 months.) Thank you.
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This is the first day I have been on the MedHelp website, and I am amazed at how many of the comments mirror my experiences and that there are people who can actually understand this medical "adventure" I have been living through. All the blood tests I have had to eliminate a long list of diseases (such as Lyme disease, anemia, rheumatoid disease etc.) are negative.
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i think you need to talk to someone now,,,,,,,,,,,call a friend or something ,,,,,,,,,,please do
do it we cannot be but patient i hope i did
make you angry ,,,,,,,,,you are not stupid my dear ,you are suffering ,just please do not do it or you will regret it later
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Mental confusion, forgetfulness, exhaustion, depression *and thus panic because I know my brain is
right. I feel hot at night when sleeping and sometimes during the day different pieces and parts of me will not only feel cold but will be cold (one leg, 1/2 my face). One eye gets blurry and one ear is hard to hear out of. Legs, feet, back, trunk, hands, arms, head and face get numb depending on the b12 level and the day. At some points I even had no appitite and lost wt.
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My husband's lawyer brings a letter written by his new Psychiatrist (this Doc saw him only 4 times in the past 2 months) on the letter the Doc does state the previous Bipolar, and that he spoke to my husband's former Psychiatrist (who all along stands by his Bipolar diagnosis) . But the new Doc does
think he ahs Bipolar, he only had a major 'nervous breakdown' due to alcohol/drug abuse around the time he tried to commit suicide. My head is totally 'spinning around'.
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Been some things that have been different with how some meds are
) for me, and I have my ideas what they are....all I know is that I have this strange allienated feeling....weird! I'll get to my trackers later, my back is hurting. Oh...the meds in question: risperdal and gabapentin, which seemed to start working against me after the tramadol. The gabapentin doesn't seem to be doing anything to relieve my pain, and when I had taken the vicoden for a short time....
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Materials 2012, 5(11), 2326-2341; doi:10.3390/ma5112326
Impact of High Concentration Solutions on Hydraulic Properties of Geosynthetic Clay Liner Materials
State Key Laboratory of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wuhan 430071, China
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Received: 21 August 2012 / Revised: 12 October 2012 / Accepted: 7 November 2012 / Published: 14 November 2012
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Geopolymers and Geopolymeric Materials)
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AbstractThis study focuses on the impact of landfill high concentration solutions erosion on geosynthetic clay liner (GCL) materials permeability. The permeation tests on the GCL, submerged using different kinds of solutions with different concentrations, were carried out systematically by taking these chemical solutions as permeant liquids. Based on seasonal variations of ion concentrations in Chenjiachong landfill leachate (Wuhan Province), CaCl2, MgCl2, NaCl, and KCl were selected as chemical attack solutions to carry out experimental investigations under three concentrations (50 mM, 100 mM, 200 mM) and soak times (5, 10, and 20 days). The variation law of the GCL hydraulic conductivity under different operating conditions was analyzed. The relationship between GCL hydraulic conductivity, chemical solutions categories, concentrations, and soak times were further discussed. The GCL hydraulic conductivity, when soaked and permeated with high concentration chemical solutions, increases several times or exceeds two orders of magnitude, as compared with the permeation test under normal conditions that used water as the permeant liquid. This reveals that GCL is very susceptible to chemical attack. For four chemical solutions, the chemical attack effect on GCL hydraulic conductivity is CaCl2 > MgCl2 > KCl > NaCl. The impact of soak times on GCL hydraulic conductivity is the cooperative contribution of the liner chemical attack reaction and hydration swelling. A longer soak time results in a more advantageous hydration swelling effect. The chemical attack reaction restrains the hydration swelling of the GCL. Moreover, the GCL hydraulic conductivity exponentially decreases with the increased amplitude of thickness. View Full-Text
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A comprehensive tax reform package is unlikely to emerge from the panel in the next four months, aides and analysts said on Thursday, citing the divisive power of 2012 election politics and the lack of adequate time for such a project.
"The possibility of real tax reform is about zero. There is just too much Tea Party and Republican opposition," said one Democratic Senate aide as party leaders considered a short list of contenders for inclusion on the 12-member panel.
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Offshore corporate profits issues — such as overseas income deferral — will come under scrutiny as well, but perhaps end up being too complex to confront by November 23, when the panel must finish its work, analysts said.
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"The triggers are onerous enough for members" to try hard to hit their $1.5-trillion savings target, Mills said.
That can happen without sweeping reforms if committee members cobble together some loophole closures, some budget cuts and small revenue raisers such as a broadcasting spectrum auction or higher mortgage guarantee fees, he said.
Beyond December 23, the immediate focus will shift to the end-2011 expiration of a temporary, 2-percent Social Security tax cut; "bonus" depreciation that allows businesses to write off 100-percent of certain new capital investments; and the so-called "patch" that raises the exemption level on the alternative minimum tax (AMT) so that more than 20 million middle-income households do not have to pay it.
Election-year politics will take over as 2012 unfolds, with Republicans standing firm on a "no new taxes" pledge and Democrats defending the Medicare and Medicaid health programs, as well as the Social Security retirement pension program.
Both positions are shaping up to be foundations of the parties' election campaigns and would be undermined if the super committee were to defy the odds — and the calendar — by crafting comprehensive tax or entitlement reform.
Further ahead, shortly after the 2012 elections, the 2001 and 2003 Bush tax cuts will be due to expire again, with implications for many tax provisions, among them:
* income tax rates, personal exemption, deduction limits;
* estate tax, marriage penalty, child tax credit, student loan interest deduction, earned income credit; and
* capital gains and dividend taxes.
Expectations about how these will be handled will influence the discussion in coming weeks as well.
Additional reporting by Nanette Byrnes in Chapel Hill, N.C.; Editing by Howard Goller


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It's definately "Toddler Town" these days in the world of daytime soaps. Yesterday, General Hospital's Derk Cheetwood, who plays that loveable lug of Diane's life, Max, and his real-life wife, Cari welcomed into the world their second child, a baby girl! She joins her sister, Kylie 2. As of now, the couple has not revealed the name of the new addition to their family.
Cheetwood told Soap Opera Digest, "I'm lucky in a sense because I have a friend who had twins and I see what they went through and I'm thinking at least one is walking and talking and, for the most part, listens [laughs]."
Now with his castmate Jonathan Jackson's (Lucky) wife, Lisa giving birth this past week that leaves two other soap men waiting for the big day. You see, GH's Dominic Zamprogna (Dante) and AMC's Ricky Paull Goldin (Jake) both have due dates with the gals in their life right around now! On-Air On-Soaps is on stork watch throughout the weekend. We will keep you updated on any developments!


text: OK, having had enough with the motherboard problems on port-amd64, I decided to try to run port-i386 on my Athlon X2 system. It's on a ASUS M2V motherboard, and i386 kernel from June 22 panics during boot, every time, and regardless of whether or not ACPI is enabled in the BIOS. Here's what I get: azalia0: CORBRP reset failure uvm_fault (0xc08e6660, 0, 1) -> 0xe kernel: supervisor trap page failt, code=0 Stopped in pid 0.1 (swaapper) at 0: invalid address (manually transcribed, I don't have serial console capability at the moment, so please don't ask for the rest of dmesg either!) Any ideas? _________________________________________ Check your Email accounts at MyEmail.com Login from home, work, school. Anywhere!


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Bosch advice boosts North
Dutch sprint coach Frans Bosch will take a slice of the credit if George North plays another starring role for the British and Irish Lions on Saturday.
North lit up the Test series against Australia with a blistering 60-metre solo try in last Saturday's opener, which underpinned a 23-21 Lions victory. Wales wing North will again be a key component in the Lions' attacking armoury at the Etihad Stadium, where victory would secure Test series glory one game inside the distance.
And the 21-year-old has put much of his rapid progress down to biomechanics expert Bosch, whose varied roles include being sprint consultant to the Wales rugby squad. "Frans is a speed man, and while it doesn't happen overnight I have got faster since meeting him," North said. "I am getting the rewards now."
North added: "I was just a schoolboy when I met him and I just used to run over the b******, but now I know how to angle my runs. I have a lot more confidence now. I think I showed that with my try (last Saturday). I gathered the ball and I thought about setting up the ruck, but it just opened up for me and I was able to finish it off.
"You do a lot of work on phase play, but sometimes it's nice when something like that just comes off."
If North breaches the Wallabies defence again on Saturday, one thing he will not be doing is repeating a finger-wagging celebration - scrum-half Will Genia was Australia's final defender on the receiving end - however much it might mean to him.
Lions tour manager Andy Irvine was among those who offered a few words in North's ear once the dust had settled on a memorable win.
"I've apologised," North added. "I can't really explain what I did. I just got caught up in the whole emotion of it all. Looking back, I do feel horrendous for doing it, and I will need to live with that. I will take it on the chin."
North expects no let-up in the pace and ferocity on Saturday, especially as Australia know they have to win or see their series hopes evaporate.
"For them this weekend it is do-or-die, so we know they are going to come at us. The pace is going to be higher again," he added. "We are just focusing on the rugby, it's not our job to talk it up. We came here with one common goal, and that was to win the Test series."
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This just in from P-I reporter Daniel Lathrop.
The Energy Bill that passed the U.S. Senate Thursday contained a disappointment and a gift for two local firms: it was missing key tax credits that are critical to the business plans of Imperium Renewables, which makes biodiesel, and Propel Biofuels, which is building biodiesel stations in Washington, Oregon and California. It also contained a mandate that a percentage of all diesel sold contain biodiesel or other "renewable" fuel.
Democrats had included a variety of tax incentives in the bill, but stripped them out Thursday in order to win the votes needed to break a Republican filibuster. The tax incentives, paid for by tax increases on oil companies, were in the original version of the bill passed by the U.S. House. AP reports that the House is expected to pass the Senate's version next week and President Bush is expected to sign it.
While the biofuel tax credits don't expire until the end of 2008, Propel founder Rob Elam expressed disappointment that 2008 will start without an extension. Currently, tax credits provide up to $1 per gallon on sales of biofuels and up to $30,000 for each alternative fuel installation.
"It adds a lot of economic uncertainty for the investments we're making for infrastructure in alternative fuels," Elam said. "It can definitely slow down the buildout of the alternative fuels industry when we get this close to the sunset."
The bill did include a provision mandating that diesel sold in 2009 include a minimum of 500 million gallons of biofuel, ratcheting up to 1 billion gallons by 2012, according to the National Biodiesel Board.
Through a spokeswoman Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.), a member of the Senate Energy Committee, expressed frustration that the tax incentives were stripped from the bill.
"A happy as Senator Cantwell is that this bill passed, she feels we're missing a real opportunity," said press secretary Ciaran Clayton.
UPDATE: More from Lathrop's full story, which quotes Imperium Biodiesel Chief Executive Martin Tobias who says the legislation should reassure investors about the market for biodiesel.
"We like it because what it does is provide sort of a guaranteed minimum demand for our product over the long term so that investors, who are investing in the long term, know that the market will be there," Tobias said.


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Tigers Confirm Waghorn Loan
Hull City have confirmed that Martyn Waghorn has joined the club until January.
The 21 year old has left in search of first team football and presumably from the words of Sven, it sounds like he's still in his plans, so I wouldn't expect the deal to become permanent.
But not being really favoured so far, and Sven clearly on the search for additional strikers given the deals that didn't come off, I suppose you can never tell.
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Shipwreck Cove is a location on Shipwreck Island in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. The island is unique in that its land mass in the interior is composed entirely of shipwrecked ships. Shipwreck Cove is considered to be an impregnable fortress, well-supplied, and able to withstand nearly any siege. It is the designated meeting place for the Brethren Court, is also the location of the town of Shipwreck.
Behind the Scenes
According to the Essential Guide to Pirates of the Caribbean, every ship must pass through the Devil's Throat upon entering, which claims several vessels each year.
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text: In message <email@example.com>Christoph Badura writes >Reassembly has always been the responsibility of the receiving host in >IP. The whole point of path MTU discovery is to avoid fragmentation >in the first place. Besides, a sending host just doesn't send >fragments in any version of IP, unless it's IP implementation is >severly broken. Routers fragment IP packets. Sure, but you'll still have to fragment UDP datagrams. One of the goals of IPv6 was to reduce the load on routers, so fragmentation is only allowed end-to-end. No IPv6 router will ever fragment; if a packet is too big, it is dropped, and an ICMP Packet Too Big message is returned. Kevin


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The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) and the CFA Society Sri Lanka jointly held a special market opening ceremony recently in support of the "Putting Investors First Month" campaign, as a to call attention to the needs and rights of investors. The Putting Investors First Month is a month-long global initiative focused on promoting the needs and rights of investors.
A central focus of the campaign is the Statement of Investor Rights, which investment management professionals are encouraged to share with their clients and communities. The list applies to financial products and services such as investment management, research and advice, personal banking, even insurance and real estate, and is intended to help investors demand that financial professionals abide by these rights. The document includes rights that investors are entitled to expect such as objective advice, disclosure of conflicts of interest, and fair and reasonable fees.
Commenting on the initiative, Vajira Kulatilaka, the Chairman of CSE, "In the midst of the various growth initiatives we are pursuing at CSE, what remains unchanged is our focus on maintaining our market's integrity and quality, which is in the best interest of our investors. We are fully aware that only operating an open, secure, fair, orderly and transparent marketplace will truly protect the rights and needs of our investors. I am also glad to see the bell ringing ceremony initiative extending its scope, to serve as a platform which also brings attention to issues and causes that are important to society."
The CFA Society Sri Lanka is hosting a number of events supporting the campaign, including a retail investor seminar with local speakers and webinars to mark Sri Lanka's participation in this global initiative. Throughout the month of May, many of CFA's 147 member societies worldwide will host local events as part of the campaign. In addition, the organization will spotlight A Difference That Matters, a global advertising campaign, which features CFA charterholders from around the world and aims to build a better investment management profession by raising investors' awareness of what makes CFA charterholders different.


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Hello, Developers!
I don't know why my empty project uses so many resources.
I have Visual Express C++ 2010, cocos2d-x-2.2 and WindowsXP-SP3.
Thanks for replying!
Hello, Developers!
I don't know why my empty project uses so many resources.
I have Visual Express C++ 2010, cocos2d-x-2.2 and WindowsXP-SP3.
Thanks for replying!
It seems that almost all the cocos2d-x Win32 applications use about 50~100 of CPU. Maybe this is a problem of cocos2d-x itself.
I tried to modify the cocos2d-x(I'm using 2.0.4) code and made my application work using only 0~5 CPU. And here is what I did, I hope it will help you.
In your 2dx\platform\win32 folder, find CCApplication.cpp and open it.
#pragma comment(lib, "winmm.lib") after
CCApplication::run() function, find
while (1) and modify it to this:
while (1)
if (! PeekMessage(&msg, NULL, 0, 0, PM_REMOVE))
// Get current time tick.
// If it's the time to draw next frame, draw it, else sleep a while.
if (nNow.QuadPart - nLast.QuadPart > m_nAnimationInterval.QuadPart)
nLast.QuadPart = nNow.QuadPart - (nNow.QuadPart % m_nAnimationInterval.QuadPart);
if (WM_QUIT == msg.message)
// Quit message loop.
// Deal with windows message.
if (! m_hAccelTable || ! TranslateAccelerator(msg.hwnd, m_hAccelTable, &msg))
Now re-compile the cocos2d-x DLL and use it in your application.
I'm sure that if you use cocos2d-x 2.0.4, it will work. But I think it's the same in the 2.2 version.
It uses up those resources running on meaningless loops. The good thing is that cocos2d-x will be able to calculate fps value for each single frame accurately. Change sleep(0) to sleep(1) in shiqinglv post will do but you will notice a drop in fps measurement around 4 frames. However, if you accumulate the frame number rendered each second, you will still get a value of 60.
Thanks for replying!
But this code isn't working in v2.2. I have too little fps and high cpu usage.
I try to download and use v.2.0.4, but it's not working too. I have some errors (libBox2D.lib) while i try to run default project.
did you rebuild the whole thing? you have to rebuild the cocos2d-x library
You should rebuild the cocos2d-x project as zhi liang teoh said after modifying the code. You should also copy the re-built DLL to your project's Debug.win32 or Release.win32 directory.
The libBox2D.lib library works well on other computers and the default fps is 60.0 but it is 1.6 in your screenshot. It's really strange… I think perhaps it's because something was not correct there. Maybe you're running too many programs?
Thanks for replying!
shiqing lv wrote:
…Maybe you're running too many programs?
zhi liang teoh wrote:
did you rebuild the whole thing? you have to rebuild the cocos2d-x library
Is it right?
Dear Sam Sky,
Yes, you're right. But after rebuilding, please copy the rebuilt libcocos2d.dll and libcocos2d.lib and libcocos2d.dll.intermediate.manifest to the project's .win32 or .win32 folder (depends on which mode Visual Studio is under), and then run it again.
This is a screenshot of the mode display of VS2008 (it's a little different in VS2010). It's under Debug mode, so we should copy files from cocos2d-2.0-x-2.0.4\Debug.win32 to HelloWorld\Debug.win32 this time.
And here is what it did on my computer.
(Did I explain clearly?)
Please tell me if it works. Thank you!


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noun - The finishing move in a Bro rape.
I performed a finishing move on Chad. It was a brotality!
by wijiwang July 10, 2008
Violence done in the name of being dudes. Simultaneous headbutts, chest bumps, and only dual destructive behavior.
by Sold Out Activist May 11, 2009
When a real hard ass bro kills someone, mortal kombat style. 'Bro' being the prefix and 'tality' being the suffix.
Kyle: Broc and Damien killed a scene kid last night, it was crazy like something out of an action movie.
Pat: That's called a brotality
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The Bank commenced operations with GHc60 Million (Sixty Million Ghana Cedis).
It hopes to substantially grow Asset and Deposit base over the next accounting period
At Energy Bank we strive to make our bank a great place to work by creating an engaging, inclusive and safe environment that rewards success and encourages employees to take control of their personal development. As a vision oriented organization, we see our employees as our most important resource. Our human resources are our corporate image and memory; our client face; and they live the behaviors which exemplify our unique culture. We believe we have the necessary policies and procedures in place to manage our human capital sustainably.
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At Energy Bank we believe that continuous learning is key to both sustainable performance and human development. As an organization committed to helping our employees realize their potential, we encourage regular formal and informal training through organizational and personal development.
We also have a well stocked library to aid in the development of our Human Capital. To add to the above, we have speakers fixed all over the bank to enable staff listen to great men and great teaching while at work. It is believed that at any point in time a phrase or a sentence is registered in the memory of each individual which will go a long way in enhancing their competencies and capabilities.
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Mercedes Shows Off New Safety Feature For Cars
Last week, Mercedes showed a bunch of journalists some new safety features it's working on to prevent deaths in the event of a car crash, and BNET describes them. I hope you like air bags going off all around you–the demo even has air bags for the car. Sadly, the people-scooper feature–something about when you hit a pedestrian, the car "scoops" the body onto the hood and keeps the person there, probably so that his screaming can alert you that you've been in an accident–will only be available in Europe.
"Safety for Dummies: Mercedes Responds to the Age of Anxiety" [BNET]


text: On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 16:55:02 -0500, Scotty Fitzgerald <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > I notice two basic interpreters under woody. Why no compiler?! I think most people view BASIC as more of a "toy" language than a serious one. On Windows, VB gave you easy access to graphical widgets, so its simplicity was appealing for simple programming. > I also notice that many of the "Wirth Bondage and Dominance" > languages (pascal, modula, oberon) have a program that "converts > to C" and then I guess you would compile the c program. Why > is this? I am guessing it has to do with porting (like, take > your C output and you can compile it for mac or windows or something._ > Any other reasons? C compilers have been a lot easier to get on many platforms than other languages. Especially when you don't have root on a system, you have to work with what's available. Incidentally, the Gnu Compiler Collection (GCC) has a pascal compiler called gpc. > How readable are these "whatever to C" program's > output?! Can you see the subroutines in there, know > what they are in relation to what you wrote in, say, > pascal, and maybe tweak it in C? (I am waiting for > my library to ILL a book for me, "C as a second lang. > for Pascal users. Catchy title, huh?! Any conversion from one language to another is likely going to generate output that's pretty unreadable. You *might* be able to parse through it, but it'll be a bit on the painful side, most likely. > C does interest me, though for some reason object oriented > does not sound appealing ot me. However, I hear of it as > something that is not a true HLL. I hear it is more like > a "universal assembler" of sorts. I love being able to do > structured programming and I think I am better off with a true > HLL, am I wrong?! First, C isn't object-oriented. C++ is, sort of, and is essentially a superset of C (and my language of choice). Whether C is high-level or not depends on what you consider high-level. It's not *that* much different from pascal, though there are substantial differences in syntax. It's also easier to shoot yourself in the foot in C. I had relatively little trouble moving from pascal to C, aside from some confusion with parentheses. C has structures and functions, just like pascal. You can get into coding closer to the bare metal, but you can also build very structured high-level programs. Another benefit of C is that there are a *lot* of utility libraries available, though this is becoming increasingly true of other languages, especially the scripting languages like perl and python. -- Michael A. Marsh http://www.umiacs.umd.edu/~mmarsh


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Funeral services were held Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at Sandy Creek Baptist Church, with the Rev. Joel Story officiating. The family received friends immediately following the service. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery.
She is survived by her son, Graham Burnette; her daughter, Nancy Ann Oakley and her husband, Joe; her granddaughters, Crystal Williams and her husband, Wayne, Jennifer Burnette; and her great-grandson, Skylar Leonard, all of Louisburg.
The family would like to extend a very special thank you to the caregivers at Hillside Nursing Center in Wake Forest for the loving care they provided their "Ms. Annie".
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Sandy Creek Baptist Church Building Fund, P.O. Box 60, Louisburg, NC 27549. Arrangements are being handled by Lancaster Funeral and Cremation Services, 804 N. Bickett Boulevard, Louisburg, NC. Online condolences may be made to www.lancasterfcs.com.
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At Google I/O last week, Google was talking about its plans to bring what it called an Android TV box into the living room to deliver content via the Google Play Store. What Google didn't directly say is that it will have a game controller as well.
The sample Android TV kits that google was giving developers, included a black game controller that looks like it used design elements from both the Xbox One controller and the PlayStation 4 controller. It is a twin stick controller with 4 buttons on the top as well as a directional pad and triggers.
While the kit is just a developer kit to be used for development, we don't expect this controller to make it to market, but we do expect similar controllers with the same sort of feature set to be a part of other Android TV offerings.
Bringing Android TV out isn't such a leap as the platform already has Ouya for example that use the Android platform for its console box. The best news is that the Google store already has a thriving community of developers who are being out software for the platform. The ability to convert titles between Android platforms has to be a clear advantage for developers who want to increase their potential revenue stream.


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GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – The commodities trading business will be watched more closely, but will not come under the thumb of regulators, the Swiss government said Wednesday 27 March.
The Federal Council says it has accepted 17 recommendations that are part of a report issued jointly by three federal government departments, set deadlines for implementing them, and assigned a number of government departments the work.
The commodities industry, which has grown rapidly in the past decade, particularly in Geneva, now accounts for 3.5 percent of Swiss GDP (gross domestic product). The council's statement Wednesday says that an estimated 500 companies and 10,000 employees "are active in the commodities sector, which, in addition to trading, also comprises shipping, transaction financing, inspections services and product testing. In 2011 the commodities industry made net receipts from merchanting of CHF20 billion."
Bern points out that Switzerland has already taken a number of steps to "safeguard its competitiveness and its integrity as a business location" and that many of these cover the commodities business. But the report, says Bern, presents the case for a set of targeted recommendations that "should further improve conditions and reduce various risks including those to reputation."
Geneva on Monday learned that it has moved up two slots in the Global Financial Centres Index 2013, to seventh place in the world, and it is now considered the top French language financial centre. The city made it into the top 10 last year, in ninth place.
Calls for cleaner trading companies have drawn public attention to industry
There have been calls, notably from non-governmental organizations, for the government to tighten rules governing the multinationals that are heavily involved in industries such as gold, where reports of human rights abuses in mines surface regularly. The Federal Council noted this "growing interest in and importance of the commodities industry".
The Berne Declaration group in particular has waged a campaign to clean up the commodities business, producing books and reports that highlight abuses, and underscoring Switzerland's role.
The new regulations cover a range of areas, the Federal Council says, from "measures which serve to safeguard Switzerland's attractiveness as a business location. On the other, possibilities should also be explored of providing greater transparency in terms of finance and production flows. Other recommendations address ways of continuing the commitment to responsible corporate governance at multilateral and bilateral levels, supporting states in good governance, ensuring early recognition of reputational risks and strengthening dialogue between all stakeholders – commodity companies, cantons, civil society, federal administration. Switzerland, in cooperation with these stakeholders, intends to draw up voluntary standards for commodity trading in the area of corporate responsibility and submit them to the relevant international bodies."
Geneva's housing problems and cost may be setting commodities growth limits
The Financial Times, which ran a lengthy story on what it called the "long-awaited report" the night before it was released, points out that "Switzerland is the world's leading commodities trading hub, accounting for about 35 percent of global physical oil trade and a 60 percent of metals and minerals. Commodities traders are attracted to Switzerland by a low-tax regime, a large pool of staff and specialised banks, lawyers and consultants. But executives believe that the capacity of the country to absorb more commodities businesses is at its maximum due to limitations on housing in cities like Geneva, and high costs."


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The Trouble With HR Is It Can't Keep Good People
Anticipating a client's changing needs...thinking outside of the box...adapting to a global environment.... These are required skills for any business that strives to stay one step ahead of its competitors.
Yet business leaders tend to overlook the one skill at the foundation of every company's ability to build and maintain strong customer relationships, devise innovative products or services, and compete and prosper in a global marketplace.
That fundamental skill is recruiting and retaining the right people.
"To realize the full potential of your organization, you need to put the right people in the right jobs, at every level, and then develop them to their maximum," says Johnny C. Taylor Jr., a nationally recognized authority in the field of human-resource management.
In The Trouble With HR: An Insider's Guide to Finding and Keeping the Best People (AMACOM;2009), Taylor presents a different approach to hiring than the standard quick-fix efforts that focus on filling a vacancy — and usually wind up wasting a company's time, effort and money. In his view, since recruitment and retention are naturally compatible and equally important, business leaders and their hiring managers should be concentrating on the life cycle of an employee's stay at the company.
As Taylor makes clear, identifying a new employee who will most likely remain in a job for several years and then move up rather than out requires both a holistic outlook and a strategic game plan. For starters, that means assessing candidates on their personal qualities and cultural fit as well as on their professional credentials and technical capabilities. As Taylor stresses to everyone seeking to avoid the high costs and toll of turnover: "Developing a 'people competency' in your organization is critical to your success."
That advice applies equally to startup entrepreneurs and small-business owners, directors of nonprofit and governmental agencies, and senior executives at Fortune 500 multinationals.
The book provides step-by-step strategies for attracting and hanging on to top talent, including how to:
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As the subject already stated, I got three times €10 in vouchers from uni for volunteering, that I can use in various shops (garden centers, Home Depot style stores, book stores (with non-existent art section, safe from some "How-to-draw books) and a few warehouses).
So, I figured I'd spend it all on art materials!
I'm a super beginner at drawing, so I kind of feel like the only things I really need are paper and a pencil and perhaps a ruler …which I already have. So I'm a little at a loss of what I could get, that would be useful for me.
I also dabble a bit in oil paints, but since they only sell overpriced student grade paints, I won't be getting any new colors.
Here are some things that I could think of, but if anyone has any ideas, or feels/knows that the things I listed are a waste of money, please let me know!
- hand model, poseable, made of wood (approximately €10) - Only one warehouse's crappy art section had some models, but I can only choose between this hand, and an educative anatomy model of a cow, a giraffe or a tooth. :/ I was really hoping to find a human skeleton or something.
- desk lights to study shading (approximately €5-€7 per piece)
- more A4 paper (approximately 3 euro per 400-500 sheets)
- a stick (to make a magnificent sighting stick)… I'm trying really hard here to find something I could spend these vouchers on. :p
Though, I already have a really long, see through ruler, so I figure I can use that as a sighting stick as well?
- More Turpentine/ Turpenoid (what is the odourless one called in English?) (about 4.50 euro for 125mL, though I already have 2 125mL bottles)
- Acrylic -based Gesso (approximately €18, though I already have one litre of the stuff)
- wood for canvas frames
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County Cork (Irish: Corcaigh) the ancient Kingdom of Deis Muin (Desmond), located on the southwest coast of Ireland in the province of Munster, where they held a family seat from ancient times.
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Irish families fled the English-colonized Ireland in record numbers during the 19th century for North America. Many of those destitute families died from disease during, and even shortly after, the long journey. Although those that immigrated before the Great Potato Famine of the 1840s often were granted a tract of land, those that arrived later were generally accommodated in urban centers or in work camps. Those in the urban centers would labor in the manufacturing sector, whereas those in work camps would to build critical infrastructures such as bridges, canals, roads, and railways. Regardless of when these Irish immigrants came to North America, they were critical for the rapid development of the young nations of the United States and Canada. Early immigration and passenger lists have recorded many early immigrants bearing the name of McDunn: James Donaghy who settled in New England in 1805; John (six of this name) arrived in Philadelphia between 1811 and 1867; Alexander Donaghy settled in New York in 1804.
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Xandros today announced its beta test program for the forthcoming version 3.0 of the award-winning Xandros Desktop Operating System (OS). Novice to expert users interested in beta testing the latest enhancements to Xandros desktop technology are invited to apply at the Xandros web site.
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"...This is a winnable war..!"
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The Canon c300 is going to be in the market by January 2012. It will be in the market to comepete with the Red Epic & Arri Alexa. 35mm and 4K; interesting! This camera should be going for $20,000; affordable with plenty of quality to go along with it.
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Representatives of some leading national companies attended the launch of Lytham-based energy group Inenco's new forum to help retailers reduce their energy bills and cut their carbon footprints.
The Retail Utilities Forum was launched at an event at the company's Ballam Road headquarters and key topics included energy procurement and retailers working in partnership to cut energy costs.
Fashion and homeware retailer Matalan gave an insight into its work, which has led to more than £2 million of annual savings, while Mervyn Bowden, former head of energy at Marks and Spencer, shared his experience of the pioneering work carried out by the high street giant which led to major cost savings and a reduction in its carbon footprint.
Other companies attending included Sainsbury's, Dunelm, Tesco, Dixons and Lloyd's Bank.
Inenco Group chief executive Michael Abbott said the Energy Reduction Day was just the start of the work of its new Retail Utilities Forum.
He said: "Controlling energy bills and having workable carbon reduction programmes are vitally important to all retailers and remain a big challenge. By sharing best practice and talking about real issues, major retailers can learn from each other.
"Our expert teams are also part of the process, sharing their knowledge and experience."
Inenco now plans to organise an on-line seminar to present the ideas and share the knowledge with retail groups that couldn't make the initial forum meeting.
Mr Abbott added: "This is just the start of the journey for the forum, we're looking to really build on this initial event and to continue to attract keynote speakers and companies that have something to say and share with their peers."


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Super Genius Believes We're All Doomed; Also, Apparel Opportunity!
So apparently Stephen Hawking, theoretical physicist and current incumbent of the lazy media's go-to genius avatar position, posed a recent query to Yahoo Answers concerning our future. "In a world that is in chaos politically, socially and environmentally," asked the comically-voiced ALS-sufferer, "how can the human race sustain another 100 years?"
According to The Guardian, 25,000 respondents offered their own solutions, but most were interested in what Hawking himself had to say. "Yesterday, the professor's response finally arrived. In a videoclip submission, the familiar electronic voice pronounced: 'I don't know the answer. That is why I asked the question.'"
While the lack of concrete elucidation from a man who wrote a long book that nobody read may prove disappointing to those who look to others to solve the eternal questions, we at Gawker are happy to provide the correct answer for you, which we do after the jump.
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Hi Alice,
Are dog bites severe if you know the dog had all of its shots and is healthy? If I wash the cut properly and put some rubbing alcohol on it and keep it clean and dry, will I be ok?
signed, dog bitten
Dear dog bitten,
So sorry to hear about your too-close encounter with a dog!
The answer to your question is: it depends. Some studies show that people who have been bitten often underestimate the severity of the wound. Even though a bite may appear small, an animal's pointy teeth can cause a surprisingly deep wound, and it may be difficult to clean such a wound thoroughly in order to avoid infection (this is particularly true of cat bites).
You'll definitely want to seek medical care immediately if:
- You've been bitten by a wild animal.
- You've been bitten by a cat.
- You don't know whether the animal that bit you is up-to-date on its shots.
- You've been bitten on your hands, face, head, or feet. Bites on the face or head may pose cosmetic issues; bites to the hands or feet have a higher risk of injuring the important nerves, tendons, or ligaments that can affect functioning.
- You have a medical condition that might weaken your immune system (such as diabetes, cancer, HIV, liver or lung disease).
- It's been over five years since your last tetanus shot. Tetanus shots should always be kept up-to-date, and should be given within 24 hours of any skin puncture.
It's reasonable to call your health care provider for advice on whether or not to treat the injury yourself. S/he may listen to your description of the wound and tell you that it is fine to treat this yourself. Wash it thoroughly with mild soap and comfortably warm water, allowing the warm running water to wash over the cut for about five minutes. You may be advised to apply antibiotic ointment to the area two to three times each day.
If the wound seems particularly deep, it may require irrigation (large amounts of warm water carefully squirted into the wound to clean it out extremely thoroughly) by your health care provider. Some animal bites are better left unstitched, even if they are quite deep, in order to lessen the chance of closing in an infection. Other wounds (tearing injuries or very deep punctures) may need stitches to bring the edges together. If you haven't had a tetanus shot within the last five years, you'll need a booster.
Keep a close eye on the bite. Try to keep it elevated above the level of your heart for several days to prevent or decrease swelling. Watch for redness, swelling, or pus (these are signs of infection). Also, be on the lookout for headache, fever, or muscle aches, which may indicate a serious infection. If any of these symptoms develop, call your health care provider back immediately, or go straight to an emergency care facility.
You mentioned that the dog that bit you had had all of its shots. Animals that haven't had all of their shots have to be observed for ten days for signs of rabies developing. If an animal had rabies, or if you had gotten bitten by a wild animal that couldn't be examined for rabies, you would need to get a series of five or six rabies shots. In that case, your health care provider decides where it will be best to administer these shots. Rabies shots used to be given in the stomach, and were considered to be particularly painful. To date, they have been vastly improved. Often, the first is given in the area of the animal bite, and the others can be given in the arms or buttocks. Most people find them to be about as painful as any other type of immunization. Unpleasant, but necessary; that's why it's so critical for pet owners to be sure their dog's shots are up-to-date.
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Can Diet Reverse Diabetes?
A new documentary was released recently called Raw For 30-Days. It followed five Americans suffering from Adult Onset Type II Diabetes. These participants underwent a radical 30-day diet and lifestyle change. They were hoping to reverse their diabetes or reduce their insulin dependency. All subjects were eating a standard American junk food diet and were insulin dependent and diabetic when they started this process. They were taken to the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center in Arizona to undergo a 30-day health regimen. They ate 100% raw organic living foods that would reverse their Diabetes naturally. They had to give up meat, dairy, sugar, alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, soda, junk food, fast food, processed food, packaged food and cooked food. Here's the link to the movie's site http://www.rawfor30days.com/
Is it just food? I don't believe so. Changing your diet, even if you are not suffering from a disease, is not easy. It will bring up emotions and feelings that have been long buried with food and other addictions. The participants in the movie not only radically changed their food intake, but also took classes in alternative medicine, yoga, meditation, and spent their time in a beautiful, peaceful environment. It's important to surround yourself with support when you make any major changes in your life. The results of this program brought astonishing results. One person did leave the program. But the other participants had exceptional results. Within four days, most of the participants were off their insulin and oral anti-diabetic medications. It was that quick. After the 30 days, the Type 2 diabetics had achieved a level of health that was considered comparable with a normal non-diabetic physiology.
It takes time to get on a healing track. For most people, just taking meat out of their diet is traumatic. These people went from eating a typical fast food diet their whole life to eating raw foods only. They were introduced to supplements, enzyme therapy and exercise. Moving was a very important factor in getting their blood sugar under control. Exercise helps get the blood sugar into the cells. The enzyme therapy is important because most people, especially diabetics, have a sluggish digestion process.
We know it's healthier to eat raw. But do you have to do 100%? No, you don't. Try eating as much raw as possible. Also take red meat and chicken out of your diet. Most of these animals are pumped with hormones and antibiotics. Dairy should also be eliminated. Dairy has been shown to increase childhood diabetes because of the inflammation it causes in the pancreas.
One of the participants of the 30-day program went on to go to naturopathic medical school. He was so influenced by his transition and his health by changing to a mainly raw food lifestyle that he chose to continue to help others. He can now speak from personal experience. I love this. Make your own personal experience. Being able to speak from personal experience will allow others to heal. Diabetes is reversible. The body is capable of healing itself. Nutrition, mental health and exercise are all factors in that transition. Statements from doctors about how there are no options for certain diseases or disorders, is damaging to your health. I've heard of too many friends who believe the doctors and give up. Share your knowledge about health with others. Share the good news.
Unfortunately, even the American Diabetes Association says, "Diabetes is a chronic disease that has no cure." True fact….a good friend of mine is a diabetic. We traveled to Florida many years ago and during that time she was free of stress and we were feeding her wheatgrass juice prior to our departure. During our stay in Florida, she did not have to give herself a shot of insulin. I've seen it work first hand. Not just in the movies. So why are doctors still not telling their diabetic patients about the raw food lifestyle? I don't know….ask yours.
Please consult your doctor before beginning any major lifestyle changes.


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Garry Trudeau: 'Doonesbury' Abortion Furor 'Good for Business'
Throughout this week, a series of Doonesbury comic strips by Garry Trudeau will discuss the topic of the Texas abortion law, enacted in 2011, that requires women requesting an abortion to submit to an transvaginal ultrasound. According to the law, abortion providers must perform the ultrasound, play the sounds of the fetal heartbeat and show and describe the images. Women can decline to view or hear during the procedure.
Roughly 1,400 newspapers carry the Doonesbury comic. According to a spokesperson from Universal Uclick, the cartoon's syndicate, no papers have cancelled their service due to the week-long series, although approximately 50 inquires have been made requesting the alternative strip. Trudeau elected to make a series from a year ago (in which two characters are sitting across a table texting one another) available as a substitution should various newspapers opt out of the abortion-based strip.
Just before he left for vacation, Trudeau emailed answers to some questions Speakeasy posed regarding the topic.
Speakeasy: What do you say to critics who argue that a cartoon strip isn't the proper forum to address such a sensitive topic?
Garry Trudeau: I think the marketplace ruled on that question long ago. Editors who don't want topical material on their comics pages shape them accordingly. But most newspapers have several strips that connect with readers' lives in a direct way.
As far as I'm concerned, there is no subject that's off the table. As far back as the mid-'70s, I did a week of strips about a mock rape trial, without incident. It's not the subject per se, it's how you deal with it. For instance, I've been writing about the horrors of war for almost a decade. War should be an extremely sensitive subject, but because of the American genius for denial, it isn't. So my goal there has been to sensitize, to encourage readers to think about the wrenching sacrifices being made by the military in our name.
There's always been some concern that adult subject matter should be quarantined from a page that attracts children. Unlike late at night, when South Park and Colbert are on, impressionable minds are wide awake when the newspaper arrives. But as editors well know, the vast majority of comics readers are adult. More to the point, children don't read Doonesbury. They never have. They think it's stupid and boring, a view shared by some of their parents. My older son ignored it his entire childhood, until one day when he was around 11, something clicked and he sat down and read 25 years of work in two weeks. I'm not sure he's looked at it since.
Is it more difficult to address social subjects in your work in today's political atmosphere than in decades past? If so, why?
No. Our current love for real-time satire on TV has taken the pressure off. I used to have these dust-ups almost monthly, but by now newspapers know what they're getting. I've been pretty consistent in my tone and approach through the years. For the most part, editors no longer view Doonesbury as a rolling provocation, which is fine by me. It makes no sense to intentionally antagonize the very people on whose support you most depend. I appreciate their forbearance on the edgier material, and have never characterized the strip's removal as censorship. It's simple editing. I'm not always happy about it, but there's no reason I should be immune from the process.
What's your aim in satirizing the subject of abortion policy?
I usually weasel out of that question, because if my intention isn't clear from the strip, I've failed. It's never the readers' fault if they're confused. The strips this week are a pretty straightforward commentary on mandatory sonograms, a subject that's been in the news since the debate in Virginia. We anticipated that we might run into a community standards issue with one or two clients, but nothing like the 47 papers that we know about. I don't want to sound disingenuous here — controversy is obviously good for business, especially if your business is satire. And it does amplify the discussion — in my view, a good thing. We need a robust debate on these shocking rollbacks of reproductive rights. But I didn't set out to gin up some kind of furor. It just followed me home this week.
(The panel above, a preview of tomorrow's strip, is courtesy of Garry Trudeau and Universal Uclick.)
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