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Dr. Dale Archer, Contributor
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What do business mogul Sir Richard Branson, Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad, and JetBlue founder David Neeleman, have in common? Well, besides being monumentally successful, they all have ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), and, like other entrepreneurs and CEOs, some will even tell you that they are successful largely because of the "diagnosis", not in spite of it.
They may well be onto something. At a time when health care professionals are over prescribing stimulants like Ritalin, medicating the so-called "symptoms" of ADHD out of existence, it's worth noting that some of the trait's most common characteristics – creativity, multi-tasking, risk-taking, high energy and even resilience– are, in fact, strengths when leveraged in the right way and in the right career. It's why so many high profile achievers are beginning to publicly embrace their diagnoses of ADHD.
Of course in our over-diagnosed, over-medicated culture, we choose to only focus on the negative aspects of ADHD, which include procrastination, inability to concentrate, forgetfulness, disorganization and easily distracted. One easy way to think about ADHD is having a low boredom threshold (no, this is not the cause). Those with the trait become frustrated with routine, whether that includes sitting in a classroom for eight hours a day, or spending time chained to a desk at the office performing routine tasks. But there is so much more to this trait that can be leveraged to an advantage. ADHDers are often at their best in crisis mode, multi-tasking and free associating to intuitively reach a solution. And if they find something they truly love to do, they are able to focus for hours on end.
"If someone told me you could be normal or you could continue to have your ADD (the original name for what is now called ADHD), I would take ADD," Neeleman told ADDitude Magazine, "I can distill complicated facts and come up with simple solutions. I can look out on an industry with all kinds of problems and say, 'How can I do this better?' My ADD brain naturally searches for better ways of doing things."
Neeleman even went on to say that if there was a pill he could take to make it go away, he'd refuse to take it, because he wouldn't be where he is today without it, and there is some science to back him on this point. Some research has suggested that a tendency to be self-employed and an entrepreneur is dominant in individuals with ADHD. One U.K. study of note found a genetic link between a dopamine receptor gene variation associated with ADHD and the tendency to be an entrepreneur. Sensation seeking, common in ADHD is more common among entrepreneurs than in the general population and anecdotal reports bolster this point, saying that people with ADHD are three times more likely to own their own business.
It makes sense. Besides being easily bored with routine and the status quo, those with the ADHD trait tend to thrive in times of crisis. Those with ADHD in pre-historic times were constantly looking for new hunting grounds, water supplies and sites for a new place to settle. Village life made them restless, so they felt the urge to keep moving. In fact the gene associated with ADHD is sometimes called the "explorer gene".
It takes an adventurous spirit, to strike out on your own. Entrepreneurship fits perfectly with the ADHDer's need for stimulation and a willingness to take risks. The greatest success stories in business took a leap based on what they saw in the marketplace at a particular moment in time. Rejecting solutions that seemed to be "normal", they instead trusted their instincts and forged ahead with something new and unproven while their more risk-averse peers shook their heads and insisted it would never work.
These ADHD entrepreneurs are also creative, with high-energy and an ability to hyper-focus on something they find innately interesting. This gives them the ability to spend limitless amounts of time accomplishing any task necessary to take their business to the next level. They thrive under pressure or, as ADHD entrepreneur and career coach Laurie Dupar puts it, the ADHDer "eats chaos for breakfast".
I would add one other thing to this list of traits: an ability and desire to multi-task. Interestingly, studies show that ADHDers are not that much better at multi-tasking than the general population but, in my experience, the difference is that they LOVE to multi-task, whereas for most this is perceived as stressful. This strength lends itself perfectly to entrepreneurship because that's what owners of startups do: juggle many tasks at one time, from sales, to R&D, admin and payroll. When you start something from nothing, you have no choice but to dart from task to task, doing everything for yourself until you can afford enough extra staff and infrastructure to delegate. It's a role tailor-made for those with ADHD.
The entrepreneurs I have mentioned here are all very different, but their ability to leverage their ADHD traits as strengths is the common thread. As Orfalea tells it, he couldn't write letters or fix photocopy machines, but his wandering nature lent itself perfectly to moving from store to store, observing and interacting with customers and understanding the big picture of what he needed to do, and who he needed to hire to keep his service-based business competitive.
Alan Meckler, Chairman and CEO of WebMediaBrands WebMediaBrands, has a famously short attention span. But it enables him to listen only for the most important details in order to digest complex information, grasp the big picture and spot the most relevant trends before his competition. It's a lightning-quick reaction time that's typical of many in the IT industries leading innovators, including the likes of the late Steve Jobs whom I (and many others) speculate also had ADHD.
To be sure, the ADHD trait isn't always a superpower. For those who haven't managed to garner the right insight or support, especially early in life, it can lead to problems. A recent paper published by the Yale School of Public health found that children with ADHD are 10-14 percent less likely to be employed as adults, and those who are employed earn 33 percent less income than people who don't have ADHD.
Of course, many do struggle and need treatment, and in certain cases medication is warranted, although nowhere near at the levels it is being prescribed now– for both children and adults. We need to understand that ADHD, isn't just something that flicks on and off like a switch. It exists along a continuum, on a scale from one to 10, and very few with the diagnosis have symptoms that are severe enough to warrant a 9 or 10 and hence require medication. Unfortunately many in the 5-8 range are also receiving the diagnosis, and in today's pop-a-pill culture, a diagnosis usually means a pill. For these, sometimes all it takes is awareness and a few simple adjustments to leverage this trait into your greatest strength. The real solutions aren't that complicated, if you change your point of view.
I am currently working on a book for Penguin, titled, "The ADHD ADDvantage: What You Thought Was a Diagnosis May Be Your Greatest Strength," to explode the myth that ADHD is an epidemic that needs to be medicated out of existence. We are trying to shove everyone into a box called "normal" all the while shrinking the box and using medication to accomplish the task. I am looking for ADHD entrepreneur and business leaders to tell me your story.
Consider this an official invitation to let the world know how it can benefit from an ADHD brain like yours, and offer encouragement to the next generation. Let them know that they, too, have something great to offer the world, and that the ADHD diagnosis is not always a curse, often a blessing.
If you would like to be interviewed for the book, or just share some thoughts with a fellow ADHDer, send me an email: email@example.com
Sighting some people who have been successful despite their ADHD is no the correct way to look at this issue. For example you sight that that David Needleman is a success and he is but there are many reasons for this In an article he talks about his ADHD Neeleman credits ADHD with his creativity and "out-of-the-box thinking"—it led him to invent e-tickets while at Morris, for example. "One of the weird things about the type of [ADHD] I have is, if you have something you are really, really passionate about, then you are really, really good about focusing on that thing. It's kind of bizarre that you can't pay the bills and do mundane tasks, but you can do your hyper-focus area." He spends "all my waking hours" obsessing about JetBlue. The rest of his life, Neeleman says, would be a "disaster" if not for his wife, who manages their home and children; his accountant, who pays the bills and tracks his finances; and his personal assistant, who sends him his schedule every day and steers him from appointment to appointment, keeping him on track". Not all people have the resources to pay for coaches and accountants to keep track of them while they focus on their business endeavors. many with ADHD have difficulty establishing and maintaining healthy relationships. They are unable to stay at one job and many do not well in school including college.Yes a few people can be successful without a college education or some type of vocational training but not many. These successful people mention were lucky in many ways and also have people that support and help them with the things they cannot do because of their ADHD like balancing a check book and paying the bills. What really is the problem here is that no one goes after the main problem and that has to do for the need o a thorough assessment which includes a solid history. A checklist and a doctor visit will not do it. The evaluation procedure for ADHD needs to be standardized so that all children and adults can be assured they have the correct diagnosis before treatment is stated.
I have met a number of people who claim to be ADHD without a medical professional's diagnosis. Many of them are in fact entrepreneurs and struggle with the mundane task of bill paying, structured schedule, etc. I love their creative spirit and want to continue to encourage that side of them, but how do I help them with the mundane tasks? They have said they feel boxed in with the "structured" activities.
Hi, Teri.
I'm one of those entrepreneurs without an official diagnosis. I never bothered to get one, because it's irrelevant to me. Like the author, I consider this to be a net benefit, so I wouldn't change it.
What has helped me with mundane tasks is automation. I use auto bill pay for my credit card (and do review the bill at some point!) and mortgage. I use Outlook's tasks, hooked to an app on my phone, to help with remembering what I need to get done. Perhaps you could help set such things up; it works for me.
Also, my wife gives me areas, such as my home office, the garage, and my welding area (I make dieselpunk furniture for charity on the side) where she doesn't care about the clutter.
Otherwise, just accept that conversations will take weird tangents and that there will be messy areas. :)
Thanks for further insight Craig! I will continue to research alternatives to share with friends and clients. On a side note, I would love to see pics of your dieselpunk furniture. Any posted online?
When a person claws her way out of grinding poverty to get an advanced education or start a successful business, we honor her effort, because she has fought against a headwind that many don't face. We don't credit the poverty, but ask if there's a way that others might find similar resilience and determination.
ADHD is a headwind that entrepreneurial, creative and insightful people who have it labor against. It does not confer entrepreneurial, creative or insightful gifts on them. If you have ADHD, it's very useful to also have strengths such as creativity, high IQ, comedic wit, or artistic talent, because those gifts might be leveraged into a career. But most people with ADHD don't have those gifts.
I happen to be successful despite my own ADHD. My success is a function of my IQ, a perfectionistic trait, a principled upbringing and an energetic, organized wife/business partner. My accomplishments and happiness both improved dramatically when I added ADHD medication to the mix and none of my gifts disappeared.
My medical practice is devoted exclusively to people with ADHD. Identifying each person's gifts is one of the keys to helping them succeed, but most don't have an entrepreneurial gene, or artistic gift to trade on. Hearing about David Neeleman doesn't help them much. The implication of this column is that ordinary folk with ADHD have misspent a gift.
David Neeleman lost his position as CEO of the company he founded after a preventable debacle. He apparently forgot to plan for his customers' needs in the case of a snowstorm at JFK airport. Might better treatment have helped him prepare for those winds?
Oren Mason MD, founder Attention MD, author "Reaching For A New Potential"
I applaud your work to find and share the positive aspects of ADHD. Your article creates hope for many parents of children with ADHD. However, I take issue with your bandwagon attack on medication. Children don't have to be a 9-10 on the ADHD severity scale to get great benefit from medication, and to NEED it to find success day-to-day. Your attack on medication ends up negating support from parents like me, who know their child needs medication to achieve success and happiness.
Penny Williams, author of "Boy Without Instructions: Surviving the Learning Curve of Parenting a Child with ADHD"
Based on our personal experience with our daughter non medication strategies should be tried until 2nd grade.I problems persist then a real of mediation should begin. Of course all children and adults should have a complete a thorough evaluation before beginning medication. treatment.
From personal experience, another side effect of ADHD is what I like to refer as "Logical Laziness." I will work as hard as I can to develop a better way of performing a task, simply to avoid going through the same tedious steps every time I do it. This typically results in a drop in short term productivity but a large jump in efficiency and long-term productivity.
Very happy read this article! I am an entrepreneurship professor who is currently researching the link between ADHD and entrepreneurship. Despite ample anecdotal evidence there has been NO SYSTEMATIC research on the topic! My initial and preliminary findings suggest that the actual ADHD symptoms can be positive (I just presented my first paper in Norway yesterday). impulsivity drives them to act despite uncertainty (uncertainty deters many others from action). They act intuitively and not planned or rationally. Entrepreneurs who have a hyperfocus within an area crucial to their business can be very effective and successful. Those that lack such a productive focus seem less successful. One more thing – As a scholar I find it remarkable that research on potential benefits of ADHD is virtually nonexistent in scholarly journals!
Johan Wiklund, Syracuse
Hi Johan,
I just wanted to let you know that I agree about the benefits of ADHD being absent from scholarly journals and I'm working to change that. I am currently completely my doctoral dissertation on this very topic, and hope to start a discussion about ADHD being a "different way of being in the world" rather than a disorder. It was great to see this article and realize that the landscape of ADHD stigma and attitude is changing. Please email me if you would like to collaborate in any way! Cheers, Emily email@example.com
We treat the diagnosis of ADHD like it is a one size fits all. Taking into consideration all of the diagnostic criteria there are over 18,000 combinations of symptoms that would "qualify" a person as having ADHD. Of course many of the traits that come with the diagnosis are not included in the DSM manual at all. Add to this that it is the exception that someone has only ADHD. Most people with ADHD will have another diagnosis such as depression, anxiety, or dyslexia. And just to put a cherry on top, you can have symptoms to a lesser or greater degree. So to characterize someone with ADHD as having the stuff that entrepreneurs are made of might be simplifying things a bit.
I am in the same boat as many with ADHD in that most days I would not give up my ADHD if I was offered a "cure." But there are days when I would pay any price to be "neurotypical." As Dr. Archer points out many of our greatest challenges can also be our greatest strengths in the right setting. While my fidgeting and intolerance of boredom is not conducive to sitting in meetings and gets in the way of some personal conversations, I am always on the go both physically and mentally and can help other people solve problems quickly because of how my brain works.
While many have had opportunities that allow them to capitalize on their ADHD traits, many do not. It is our nature to want to feel "good," loved and in control. When symptoms of ADHD cause problems in relationships, feelings of not being able to express one's potential, and constant feelings of agitation and restlessness many turn to what is easily available and go down "the other road."
It's important to not undervalue the strengths that come to many with ADHD. But it is also important to recognize that some with ADHD struggle harder, with greater symptoms and fewer options for success and positive support. ADHD is not a one-size fits all diagnosis. Celebrate those who are successful with ADHD and support those who are struggling so that they can best meet their own potential.
So is ADHD really just a label for divergent thinking? Perhaps as society changes to reward the traits of ADHD it will fade away as a disease and be relabelled as something more desirable – like innovator? And not medicated.
As a parent, not a scientist, I've challenged the 'disease' status for many years. At 13 my son was making bad choices so we interviewed some psychologists. 3 of 5 diagnosed him as ADHD and wanted to put him on Ritalin to 'focus the sessions". I refused. He made bad choices he didn't need medicated. We found an excellent behavioural psychologist who got him on track the old fashioned way – talking and therapy. He's now a 22 year old working towards a law degree.
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After a football-induced delay, the college basketball topics have returned, and it couldn't have come on a better Saturday. Twenty-three of the 26 teams (there was a two-way tie for 25th) in this week's AP poll are in action, with three games involving a pair of ranked teams - Pittsburgh (22) at Syracuse (2), Oklahoma State (9) at Kansas (15), and Oklahoma (T25) at Baylor (12). Top-ranked Arizona (18-0) is off, but the nation's other two unbeaten Division I teams are in action - Syracuse (17-0) and Wichita State (18-0), which hosts Indiana State.
The conference shuffle
Teams from the old Big East Conference have the highest RPI in their new leagues: Syracuse (ACC) is seventh, Connecticut (American Athletic) is 18th, and Villanova (new Big East) is fourth. But when you look at the latest figures, the Atlantic Ten has just as many teams in the RPI Top 50 - five - as the AAC, which is boosted by former Big East teams Cincinnati and Louisville as well as UConn, and one more than the new Big East. Massachusetts is fifth, George Washington tied for 25th, St. Louis 30th, Virginia Commonwealth 44th, and Dayton 45th. Trailing Villanova in the Big East are Creighton 14th, Xavier 33d, and Georgetown 49th.
Give 'em a minute
How about UMass, which in its most recent game rallied from five points down with 45 seconds to play to win at George Mason? The No. 16 Minutemen are led by 5-foot-9 senior Chaz Williams, who leads the A-10 in assists at 7.6 per game to go with a 16.1-point average. He was slowed a bit against George Mason with a bone bruise of the left ankle but still managed 26 points and eight assists in the win. "I didn't want to sit out," he said, according to the Associated Press. "Coach asked me, and I told him 'No.' After that, I told the team: 'I'm here, and let's play.' "
Success in the dome
Pittsburgh hopes its good run at the Carrier Dome continues in its ACC showdown against No. 2 Syracuse. Pitt is 5-1 in the dome since Jamie Dixon took over as head coach. Although they are 16-1, the Panthers, ranked 22d, haven't been getting much love because of their rather weak nonconference schedule. The Orange are only the second team ranked in the RPI top 50 that they'll be playing this season, and they lost to their only other top-50 opponent - Cincinnati. Pitt is playing typical Dixon-intense defense, allowing opponents only 60 points per game and 39.6 percent shooting from the field.
Not missing a beat
Wichita State reached the NCAA Final Four last season, defeating La Salle in a Sweet 16 matchup along the way, and has kept right on going as one of the nation's three unbeaten teams. Like any coach, the Shockers' Gregg Marshall rarely feels at ease in the routine of practices and games, but he wants himself and his players to appreciate what they've achieved. "I want to appreciate it now," Marshall told Kansas City Star columnist Vahe Gregorian. "Is that asking too much?" And last year's experience has the Shockers dreaming big. "We know we can win the whole doggone thing," Marshall said.
Bo and the Badgers
Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan, the pride of Chester High, doesn't go for the philosophy that an unbeaten team is helped by its first loss because it eases pressure that has built up. When asked about it after Tuesday night's loss at Indiana, he asked a reporter: "Did you go to dances when you were in high school? Did you ever ask somebody to dance and they said no? That's disappointment, but did you end up dancing later? We've got to come back. We've got another game coming up. It's disappointing but . . . you've got to ask somebody else [to dance], meaning you've got another game on the schedule. We have to prepare for our next opponent."
The best freshman?
The debate continues on the identity of the nation's best freshman, usually considered from a list of three - Andrew Wiggins of Kansas, Jabari Parker of Duke, and Julius Randle of Kentucky. An interesting statistic comes from ESPN.com's Ryan Feldman, who compares the players' numbers against ranked opponents. Wiggins averages 20.2 points per game and 0.98 points per play, according to Feldman, compared with 20.3 and 0.91 for Parker, and 17.8 and 0.96 for Randle. Villanova was not yet a ranked team when it defeated the Jayhawks and hounded Wiggins into a 10-point, 3-rebound, 4-turnover night in the Battle for Atlantis on Nov. 27.
Expat of the week
Syracuse center Rakeem Christmas, a Philadelphia native who starred at the Academy of the New Church, has started all 17 games for the Orange and averages 5.3 points and 3.9 rebounds in just over 20 minutes per game. The 6-foot-9, 250-pound junior is shooting 71.4 percent from the field. He has posted season highs of 15 points against Eastern Michigan and eight rebounds vs. North Carolina.
Games to Watch
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Pittsburgh at Syracuse, Saturday at 4 p.m., ESPN
Only one team will be left standing unbeaten in the Atlantic Coast Conference after these two Big East expatriates meet at the Carrier Dome. Watch particularly for the Orange's Tyler Ennis, one of the best freshmen in the country, and Lancaster's Lamar Patterson, the Panthers' top scorer.
Starting Five
Oklahoma State at Kansas, Saturday at 4 p.m., CBS3
The Jayhawks appear to have gotten into a rhythm since the start of the Big 12 schedule, but the Cowboys and all-American Marcus Smart will be difficult.
Indiana St. at Wichita St., Saturday at 4 p.m., ESPN2
The fifth-ranked Shockers are sure to be tough at home in this meeting of the last two unbeaten teams in the Missouri Valley Conference
Indiana at Michigan State, Tuesday at 7 p.m., ESPN
The Hoosiers knocked off one of the Big Ten's giants in Wisconsin, but this time they're on the road against another conference Goliath.
UMass at Richmond, Wednesday at 7 p.m., ESPN3
As the Minutemen slowly creep up the national rankings, they must be wary of going on the road against a team like the Spiders.
Colorado at Arizona, Thursday at 9 p.m., ESPN2
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Looks like Plaxico is taking a shot in the dark (Pun intended) and trying to make a return back to where his career began, Pittsburgh. Previously he played five years with the Steelers notching 261 receptions for 4,164 yards, 22 touchdowns, and six fumbles over the span of 71 games. His best season with them came in 2002, when he set his career highs for receptions (78) and yards (1,325), to go along with seven touchdowns.
Burress is a talented receiver but his off the field issues many times overshadowed what he did on the field. His impressive resume includes… domestic disturbances, accidental shooting, cival lawsuits driving violations, and most recently owing back taxes.
If you ask Plaxico Last week he admitted to being surprised that he hadn't yet signed with an NFL team.
"No doubt about it," he said. "With some of the things I was able to do after being away for two years, I pretty much thought it spoke for itself. But I guess obviously not." (http://www.cbssports.com)
Burress has had an impressive career 550 rec 8,457 yards and 63 total touchdowns (due to shooting has had a couple years off) Because of his time in jail Burress is still fairly fresh in a football sense. Is he worth it however? He played with the New York Jets most recently but could only muster 45 rec 612 yards and 8 touchdowns. Most would blame it on the mediocre Mark Sanchez but I feel he could still do better.
The Steelers definitely have a decision to make with the hold out of Mike Wallace, but will it be worth the Steelers trouble to bring in a player like Burress? Will he behave on and off the field?
Burress will definitely find a home this season, but will it be the Steelers?
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Name: Neha Dhupia
Birthday: 27th August 1980
Zodiac: Virgo
Marital Status: Single
Interesting Facts: Neha Dhupia has planned to fix her knot with her Colombian beau Jimmy this year. After her breakup with her six years long boyfriend the squash champion Ritwik Bhattacharya, Neha found her match in Jimmy.
Trivia: The sizzling Neha was Femina Miss India Universe 2002. Thereafter, she was directed to Miss Universe 2002 pageant held in Puerto Rico. There she secured a place in top 10.
The former beauty queen was also MTV Most Wanted and Margo Miss Beautiful Skin.
She has given her face for Reebok, Mitsubishi Lancer, Wagon R, Airtel, National, Maxim magazine.
The bold Neha did an Indo-Japanese film Nattu Odoru Ninja Densetsu as leading lady.
She featured in an Indi pop music video for Euphoria.
She appeared in a TV serial Rajdhani.
Chotu aka Neha Dhupia is very well attached with Concern India Foundation which supports children, elderly and lower income women.
She even assisted to raise over 5 lakh by running in Mumbai Marathon. Neha Dhupia also raised money for earthquake victims of 2011 Sikkim.
Awards: The sultry Neha Dhupia has not yet put any awards in her kitty. But she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress Award for Raat Gayi Baat Gayi (2009).
Biography: Neha Dhupia took birth in Cochin, Kerala in an admixture Punjabi Sikh family. She did her schooling from Naval Public School and later from Army Public School, Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi. She completed her graduations with major History from Jesus and Mary College, Delhi University.
She did modelling and her title of Femina Miss India attracted the director's eyes and thus got involved in B-Town.
The Indian Navy daughter started her acting journey with the play Graffiti. Her tinsel town flight took off with her film Qayamat: City Under Threat (2003). She rose to fame line with her remarkable role in the film Julie (2004).
Her kitty includes films- Siskiyaan (2005), Sheesha (2005), Kyaa Kool Hai Hum (2005), Garam Masala (2005), Teesri Aankh: The Hidden Camera (2006), Chup Chup Ke (2006), Utthaan (2006), Ek Chalis Ki Last Local (2007), Delhi Heights (2007), Dus Kahaniyaan (2007), Shootout At Lokhandwala (2007), Rama Rama Kya Hai Drama (2008), Singh Is Kinng (2008), Mithya (2008), Dasvidaniya (2008), Maharathi (2008), De Dana Dan (2009), Paying Guests (2009), Raat Gayi Baat Gayi (2009), Phas Gaye Re Obama (2010), Action Replay (2010), Pappu Can't Dance Saala (2011), Gandhi To Hitler (2011), Maximum (2012), Rush (2012), 24×7 Raftaar (2011).
The recently released film of the actress is I M 24 with co actors Saurabh Shukla, Rajat Kapoor, Ranvir Shorey.
She appeared as guests in films like De Taali (2008), Fight Club- Members Only (2006), Rakht: What If You Can See The Future (2004).
Her handful Telugu movies include Ninney Ishta Paddaanu (2003), Villain (2003), Param Veera Chakra (2011).
She acted in an American miniseries Bollywood Hero (2006), a Pakistani film Kabhi Pyar Na Karna (2008) in Urdu, Malayalam film Minnaram (1994).
The siren's upcoming flick is Rush with Emraan Hashmi.
It is also said that Neha Dhupia down few years will lead the Julie sequal.
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The pianist Helene Grimaud is garnering increasing attention from fans and critics. Her 2012 release, Duo, with cellist Sol Gabetta, is regularly heard on KBIA and was recently nominated for a Grammy. On her latest effort, Brahms: The Piano Concertos, the French-born pianist presents a pair of works for piano and orchestra by 19th century Romantic era composer Johannes Brahms.
Does what we put in our heads impact our outlook on life? The media you consume influences how you feel, but how exactly do one's choices influence mood? Can a dose of music by Aaron Copland get you out of your funk? Will a movement of Igor Stravinsky heard at the wrong time send an emotionally fragile person over the edge?
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I'm trying to capture the scroll event within a Backbone.Marionette.CompositeView, but without success.
As an exercise, I'm rewriting http://www.atinux.fr/backbone-books/ using Backbone.Marionette. As you can see, when you scroll down, more books are fetched and displayed (i.e. infinite scroll). However, I'm unable to capture the scroll event on my view.
Here's my (simplified) code:
LibraryView = Backbone.Marionette.CompositeView.extend({
// properties, initializer, etc.
events: {
'scroll': 'loadMoreBooks',
'click': 'loadMoreBooks'
// some functions
loadMoreBooks: function(){
The full source code can be seen here: https://github.com/davidsulc/backbone.marionette-atinux-books/blob/scroll/assets/javascript/app.js#L86-89
What I don't understand is that the "click" event is being triggered properly, but the "scroll" event isn't. What am I doing wrong?
Edit: so the error was pretty simple in the end... I was passing "el: #content" to the view's contructor, but the scroll was defined in CSS on ".library". So once I changed my DOM from

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Neshaminy Valley Townhouse Market Report for June 2014 Bensalem Pa . This information was reported to the Trend MLS as of July 23, 2014 It does not include for sale by owners or any other private sales There are eight two story townhouses up for sale in the Neshaminy Valley section of Bensalem...
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Heritage Creek offers resort style living for seniors 55 plus. There are different floor plans. The clubhouse has many amenities and there are lots of activities. There is an outdoor pool as well as heated indoor pool. If you would like to look at homes for sale in Heritage creek call Gita Bantwa...
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Heritage Creek is a lovely active adult community in warwick township Bucks county Pa . People love the 15,000 square ft clubhouse. It has an indoor pool, exercise room, library , banquet room, card room, billiards and lots of activities. If you want to buy a home in an active adult community yo...
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What's in a Name? What comes to mind when you hear the name Timber Trails? Probably Trees and Trails, correct? The answer is YES and Soooo Much More! The Community of Timber Trails was created in 1973 as a sister community to Lake Naomi. In its design larger parcels were developed and a gate ...
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What you can learn from going to yard sales? This post was inspired by Sharon Tara's post. Trudy and I love going to yard sales. You one never know what you are going to find and two what you will be able to buy even if you find something good. For example, Trudy went out to a yard sale on Fr...
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$175,000, 3Bd/2.5Ba Townhouse, 1200 sqft. Marcie Purcell | Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. | 215-534-2539 309 Bedford Ct, Quakertown, PA 18951 Spacious Townhome in Willow Stream in Quakertown 3Bd/2.5Ba Townhouse $175,000 Year Built 1993 Sq Footage 1200 sqft. Bedrooms 3 Beds Bathrooms 2...
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Tapestry Homes For Sale Homes For Sale & Homes Sold in Tapestry Holland PA Q2 2014 Tapestry is a fantastic neighborhood located off of Middle Holland Rd. across from the Rolling Hills Elementary School in Northampton, PA. Calton Homes began building the first phase in the early to mid 1980′s...
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As the summer continues there are many activities that are taking place throughout the region. Listed here are a few. For more things to do and places to stay while in the Pocono's visit the Pocono visitor's bureau by clicking here Shawnee Community Concert Tuesday, July 29, 2014, 7 ...
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$30,000, 3Bd/1Ba Townhouse, 938 sqft. Don Wenner | DLP Realty | 610-421-4610 1614 Forrest St, Reading, PA 19602 Great 3 BD, 1 BA Row/Townhouse! 3Bd/1Ba Townhouse $30,000 Year Built 1923 Sq Footage 938 sqft. Bedrooms 3 Beds Bathrooms 1 Bath Floors 2 Laundry In Unit Lot Size 871 Square Feet ...
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I looked up the mls this morning for homes for sale in Log College condos in Warminster. There is one home for sale. It is listed for 93,900. It has 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths.If you are looking to buy a condo in Warminster you should look at these condos. Look up all listings on my web site ww...
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$169,900, 3Bd/1Ba Single Family House, 1500 sqft. Don Wenner | DLP Realty | 610-421-4610 2318 Park Ave, Easton, PA 18045 Completely Remodeled 3 BD, 1 BA Cape Cod Home! 3Bd/1Ba Single Family House $169,900 Year Built 1940 Sq Footage 1500 sqft. Bedrooms 3 Beds Bathrooms 1 Bath Parking 1 Gara...
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I looked up the mls this morning for homes for sale in Yorktown condos in Warminster. There are 4 units for sale. The lowest price is $124,900 and highest price is $139,900,000 for a 2 bedroom 1.5 bath condo. If you are looking to buy a condo in Warminster you should look at these condos. Look u...
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I loked up the mls this morning for homes for sale in Meadowwood condos in Warminster. There are 8 units for sale. The lowest price is $$59,000 for a studio and highest price is $115,000 for a 2 bedroom 2 bath condo. If you are looking to buy a condo in Warminster you should look at these condos....
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With the 77th pick, the Miami Dolphins select OT Dallas Thomas out of Tennessee. Thomas was a starter at left tackle for two years, but was moved to OG his senior season.
Thomas suffered an injury at the Senior bowl and was unable to work out at the Combine.
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Originally designed for canning jams, jellies, and vegetables, mason jars are no longer just for food preservation. Not only do they provide a visual treat, but they are a great way to offer a grab-and-go lunch in single servings to a crowd. Once you get the hang of it, you will be able to brainstorm how to translate favorite recipes into a mason-jar friendly meal. Easily accommodate a crowd by creating individual servings of entrees that can then be customized … Continue reading
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It had been a great start to summer camp, but now, on the last meal of the week, several campers were blatantly breaking rule number six: "Do not carry any food out of the cafeteria." As the new program director for South Mountain Christian Camp in Bostic, N.C., I wasn't sure what to do. Before I could make a decision, however, the executive director, and co-founder of the camp, leaned over to me. "Just let it go. Don't worry about … Continue reading
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Whether conquering a fear of heights by trying the high ropes, swimming in a lake for the first time, or tasting a new food, camp is a place for kids to learn, grow, and experience new adventures. At Camp Ho Mita Koda in Newbury, Ohio, campers do all those things, plus learn how to count carbohydrates, check their own blood sugar, and give themselves their own shot of insulin. Camp Ho Mita Koda is the oldest camp in the nation … Continue reading
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In 1964, five central-Ohio physicians collaborated in educating the community due to the increasing number of diabetic patients in their care. The doctors created the Central Ohio Diabetes Association, a nonprofit agency that continues to offer education and resources to people with diabetes in and around Columbus, Ohio. Three years later, in 1967, these same physicians discovered their pediatric diabetic patients were being refused access to summer camp, solely based on their Type 1 diabetes. Following a visit to Camp … Continue reading
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When preparing food for a large group of people, the administration of a camp may find it difficult to adhere to the guidelines of special diets. Basic knowledge of the different food allergies and intolerances can help staff members understand how better to serve campers who may require additional attention. For example, Celiac Disease—once thought of as rare—affects as many as 1 in 133 people, or more than 2-million Americans, according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and … Continue reading


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The victim is in stable condition after being shot in the stomach in the lobby of his apartment building in the Longwood section of the Bronx.
The man was shot near the intersection of Avenue St. John and Beck Street at about 5:30 a.m., police said.
Police say the former cadet was on his way home when a struggle ensued in the lobby of his building, at 950 Avenue St. John. Authorities say the gunman fired a shot that struck the man in the stomach. His name and age have not been released.
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BREMERTON - Playing their first game since the holiday break, the Puget Sound Tomahawks couldn't stay with the River City Jaguars on Sunday.
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For Oregon's comic biz, 2014 is already proving to be a real page-turner.
First off, Milwaukie-based Dark Horse announced the end of its licensing deal with Star Wars that it has held since 1991. The rights revert to Marvel in 2015.
Dark Horse ranks among the top five comic publishers in the U.S. (after Marvel, DC, Image Comics and IDW Publishing) in part because it published hundreds of successful Star Wars comics through the years. Losing the SW has got to hurt. (POW! OOF!) But Dark Horse is still in the race. The company, founded by Mike Richardson in 1987, publishes English language versions of popular Japanese comics, and has a stable of other licensing deals including Conan the Barbarian and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. If you haven't noticed that popular movies and television series inspire comic book spin-offs, just as comic books inspire popular movies and television series spin-offs, you probably stopped reading them back when Batman met Robin.
Overall, comic sales in 2013 were up 9.04% from the previous year, according to Diamond Comics Distributors, the world's leading distributor of English language comics. Their sales topped $517.4 million. Comichron, which chronicles the comic biz, estimates that comics and graphic novels sold through bookstores and newsstands plus digital sales add another $275 million to the mix. Although Marvel and DC continue to hold the biggest shares of sales — about 64 percent — Dark Horse claims a respectable piece of the pie with its 5.1 percent. The top-selling comic of 2013? The Walking Dead from Image Comics. That the chronicles of Zombie flesh-eaters are so wildly popular probably indicates something really profound about American culture, but dang if I can make any sense of it. Personally, I prefer the strong super hero or heroine type.
Meanwhile, back at the comic cons — you know, those conventions where like-minded people gather to educate, celebrate and often inebriate over a particular shared interest? Last year, Portland was home to three big comic events. This year Stumptown Comics joins forces with Rose City Comic Con (RCCC) for the September event. But first up, Wizard World Portland Comic Con (WWPCC) returns for the second year to the Oregon Convention Center. Wizard World produces comic conventions in cities throughout the U.S. including Chicago, New Orleans and Philadelphia. Comic book character actors including William Shatner (Star Trek), Billy Dee (Star Wars), Adam West and sidekick Burt Ward (Batman) and actress Laurie Holden (The Walking Dead) will be in Portland. But diehard comic fans may be more impressed with the January 24-26 lineup of comic book artists and writers. Despite the slightly creepy, loser image of Comic Book Guy on The Simpsons, actual comic fans come in all shapes, sizes, and ages. And let's just say there are few things in this world cuter than the sight of an entire family in a city crosswalk dressed in coordinating comic costumes.
Anyway, between the WWPCC, RCCC, Dark Horse, a comic collective and a handful of indie comic companies, Portland deserves its creative reputation. So if that inked kid at the coffee shop doodles on a napkin, hold onto it.
(Image Courtesy: Dark Horse Comics)
Vivian McInerny blogs on popular culture for Oregon Business.
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While some parts of Florida were dealing with some bad weather, other parts it was absolutely gorgeous.
In Palm Harbor, they had Teddy Bear ride. Dozens of Cyclists strapped the Teddy Bear to their handlebars or any part of the bike.
They rode them to trucks that would deliver them to sick children who are spending their Holidays in the hospitals.
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The Rolling In The Deep singer, brought up by her mum in a flat above a shop, now rakes in £41,000 ($64,554.50) a DAY.
And the flush star is having no problem splashing out £47,000 ($74,001.50) a month to rent Sir Paul McCartney's old home in Los Angeles while she rehearses for the Oscars. Accounts for Adele's company Melted Stone Ltd show there is £10.3million ($ 16,217,350) in the bank and £4.6million ($7,242,700) due in royalties and other payments — a £14.9million ($23,544,980) total. The figures reflect the runaway success of her album 21 and breakthrough in the huge US market.
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Fairmont State's basketball programs started off the season with a slam dunk. Several of them, actually.
Caleb Davis used a windmill dunk and a pair of 360 slams to edge teammate Trevor Andrews-Evans in a dunk competition, much to the delight of the Fighting Falcons basketball supporters gathered at Joe Retton Arena.
The competition was just one of many events at Thursday night's Fan Fest, an event to introduce the players and gear the community up for a season of basketball.
"When we started Fan Fest last year, we were trying to get people excited," women's basketball coach Steve McDonald said. "We have two great products to show. I'm almost always positive if I can convince you to come out and watch us play, you'll come back again."
The festivities began in the Feaster Center parking lot with a pre-party tailgate, featuring cornhole, free food and free T-shirts. Donors were also invited to a pre-party of their own in the Falcons' new Hospitality Room.
The party continued into Joe Retton Area. The music was turned up and the smoke machines sprayed full-blast while the men's and women's basketball teams were introduced to the crowd.
As the smoke floated to the ceiling, the lights turned to men's basketball coach Jerrod Calhoun, who took the microphone to deliver a promise.
"The last five games last year we averaged 3,000 fans," he said. "Our goal this year is to get about 3,500 fans every game. If we can do that, I promise you these guys will bring back a conference banner and a national championship banner."
Calhoun and McDonald emphasized that their goal this season is to engage the students at Fairmont State and create a home-court advantage. Earlier in the evening, Calhoun spoke directly with the students and discussed the importance of getting involved with their university.
"As you look in that crowd, it's student driven," Calhoun said at Fan Fest. "It's amazing how great our student section is. It's going to be crucial this year for you guys to be our sixth man."
After the introductions, the men's team played a brief scrimmage. While the defensive effort left something to be desired, the high-flying dunks and deep 3-pointers more than made up for it.
The scrimmage was followed by a 3-point shooting contest where select fans, mostly youngsters, got to compete against the women's basketball team. The smooth-shooting women were too much for the kids to handle in this case.
The evening concluded with the players signing autographs for the fans.
"It's amazing when you start building a little bit of a tradition what happens," Calhoun said. "It's just amazing to watch this program building into a national contender."
The quest for the national championship Calhoun wants begins with an exhibition on Nov. 4 at West Virginia University in what the coach called "the game everyone is talking about." The men's and women's teams will begin the season in earnest on Nov. 9.
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