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Happy Holidays, everyone. :)
It's the third night of Chanukah tonight. And, it's time for the month in review.
Measurements (as of yesterday)
* Bicep 13.25" up .25" My highest was 19", overall I'm down 5.75"
* Bust 45.25" up .75" My highest was 55", overall I'm down 9.75"
* Band 37.75" down .25" and a new Personal Best!!! My highest was 47.5", overall I'm down 9.75"
* Waist 38.25" up .25" My highest was 49", overall I'm down 10.75"
* Belly 40.75" down 2.75" and a new Personal Best!!! My highest was 59.5", overall I'm down 18.75"!!!
* Rear 49.75" up .25" My highest was 64", overall I'm down 14.25"
* Hip 44.75" up .25" My highest was 54.5", overall I'm down 9.75"
* Thigh 24.25", the same as last week. My highest was 32.5", overall I'm down 8.25"
Overall average loss for all eight measurements: 10.875"
Overall average for the six main measurements (not the bicep or the thigh): 12.17"
Some time in early 2009, I am guessing before the year is a quarter over, my average overall loss for all eight measurements will be over a foot.
Currently 233.8. Not too shabby. I had a lot of yo-yo plateauing going on last month and that may or may not have stopped. It's not so much due the seasonal foods (I hardly eat any) but probably more to do with the disruptions in the routine, plus my own feelings.
I've been like a fiend for a while now. With snow on the ground I've been going out any day I want cardio, which is every day but Sunday. Even with a day of rest I'm still burning up calories and have already burned over half of what I need to do for the week. It's only Tuesday. Over the Winter break I'll continue to shovel, plus we'll be painting. Variety in cardio is a good thing even though these are essentially just chores. The painting will be of my exercise room so the motivation is to make it something serene and pleasing to me.
I'm also going over to look at a gym this week if I can spare the time and if they're open. Of course they will try to sell me a package but I am nervous even though I know it won't be too costly. I just hate the idea of paying for something I won't use, and I have no idea how much I'd be using the facilities. It is a nice idea but I do not respond well to pressure and that goes double this time of year. We shall see.
Not so hot. This is only the second day of lightening after the solstice and skies have been either clear and frigid or a grisalle (look it up; it's a French word that essentially means grayscale). Work is getting me down, big time. At this time of year, I always take stock and, frankly, I am bored silly. I should not have the kind of time I have, to devote to Facebook, Spark and my site, all during work. That's crazy. Even when I am busy, it's either tinged with a lot of stress or dull. I am tired and unhappy, let's face it. But I am stuck for any number of reasons, one of which is the economy and another big one is the fact that I haven't even been there for 6 months yet. I know that my boss realizes that this is dull as dishwater and she promises that eventually I'll be moved to something else. But what? Who knows.
Everything else is also kind of blah but that's probably more a function of my mood than of the blahness creating/promoting my mood. E. g. the blahness is caused by my mood, rather than the mood being caused by blahness. I am looking forward to time off. While very little exciting is planned (we are going to NY at the end of the break, to see my in-laws and my sister-in-law will come with her family, but we will also be seeing a friend who's getting a divorce so that's fraught with issues. Plus eating there is extremely tricky for me), it will still be better than endless, mindless data loading.
One thing we will do over the break is begin to plan our May vacation. That will help to sustain me.
In all, I'm doing all right, and one of the main things is finding a lot of good fitness opportunities. I know the mood will lift, but it hanging around a lot lately.
Shoo, bad mood, go away. Fly away. If only it were so simple.
I love this song, plus today is the first big snowfall of the year for Boston. A foot or more is expected. Guess how I'm going to get my cardio today.
I took the half day off (I only work half days on Fridays) because I was supposed to have a mammogram and then have lunch with a friend who also writes. But both the hospital and the friend cancelled so I ran errands. Two big boxes were shipped West. A check was deposited. Food was purchased, but I did not see my friend, who seems to be on some new schedule that I don't know. Ah well, I had wanted to wish him a Happy Holidays. I suppose I'll see him sometime and then just ask how they were.
I came home and ordered a bunch of stuff online. I was given a laptop at work this week and it's heavy. The office does not supply a case so I bought one. Since I could pick (and I had a good Amazon gift certificate), I got myself a black leather case with a shoulder strap. It looks very feminine and I could use it as a regular briefcase even without the PC. Plus I picked up some smaller clothes and a lot of groceries we needed.
Last weekend, I got a few armloads of 16s and 14s from a friend of a friend, so in turn I cleaned out my own closet. Hence the two big boxes. The woman I got these clothes from is a petite, though. Even though my legs are short they are not short enough for me to really be a petite. Right now I'm wearing capri pants over boots. It works.
What may be obvious between the lines is that I am doing somewhat better. All week I was extremely tightly wound at work, though. We have a long break coming up (and I haven't had this kind of a year-end break since I was in school) and there was talk of work over it. After a lot of agita that was finally resolved in favor of no work being done over the break except for what's needed in order to make the application usable in 2009. Plus a DBA will be on call (and hopefully won't have to work) in case anything goes truly kerflooey.
As the week went on, I felt better but for the first couple of days I was really snapping at people. I was not a fun person to be around. It just happens. I know it's coming but I just don't seem to care, and I let it fly. It is not something I am proud of. It is, well, it's me. That part exists, too. No sense in stuffing it under a rug. It's not all sunshine and roses. Sometimes, it's just -- I'm just -- not going to be anyone or anything you'd call great.
And hey, like I said, that happens.
I think a slice of this journey is loving yourself, but also recognizing that sometimes you're just not that lovable. And that's okay. The trick, I think, is to not let those moments drag you down into oblivion and into despair and into what you once were.
It is not all black and white, up and down, on and off, good and bad. It's mixed, and you're mixed, and I'm mixed and all God's chillen are mixed. And if you go through your life thinking that things will always be wonderful when you've gotten thinner, I've got news for you. You'll still see death. You may see divorce. You'll still have times when you're broke, or angry, or depressed or helpless.
And that's all because, during your fat, fatter, fattest moments, you had times when you were rich, or happy, or upbeat, or powerful. You had days of love and strength and beauty. These moments, these days, are not married to your size. But they're not wholly unrelated. I mean, let's be realistic here. Most people who are smaller and can get around more readily tend to feel better. So I think you're loading the dice in favor of happiness and good times as you get more and more healthy.
I think the idea is, load those dice. Put your, heh, put your thumb on that scale. Lobby in your body for health. Make all roads lead to Healthyville and you'll find yourself traveling through Happinessland, too.
In the meantime, the darkest of the dark days is almost here. One of the things I ordered for myself is a full-spectrum light. Of course it won't be here for the solstice, but it'll be here afterwards, and I can use it for next year's solstice. And for this year's, I'll keep my head together and think of the days to come.
Come to decide that the things that I tried
Were in my life just to get high on
When I sit alone come get a little known
But I need more than myself this time
Step from the road to the sea to the sky
And I do believe it, we rely on
When I lay it on come get to play it on
All my life to sacrifice
February is colder, and January is snowier, but December takes it for Seasonal Affective Disorder. And that may seem to be nuts when you think about it, because January has its share of dark days, too. But December has more of them. The last 20 days of December are the 20 darkest days of the year, plus for the first 20 days of December the amount of light is declining and declining and declining. So they are hard.
A lot of people look forward to holidays now, but Chanukah (even though it's one of the only holidays we actually do celebrate) is not a big deal by the time you become an adult (plus the traditional foods are all fried, so they ain't happening this year). Xmas, well, it's not my thing, and it won't become my thing. As a Jew, I suppose by definition I am a nonconformist of sorts and this time of year brings that out in spades. It all (I don't mean Xmas, I mean this time of year) ... and this is not meant to offend anyone; it just is what it is ... annoys me. I suspect a lot of that has to do with the airwaves having been taken over since Halloween. Ai yi yi.
In news that's more germane to SP, I had a small loss this week but have been kicking around the same 5 pounds since November 10th. And I know that this is a part of how I'm feeling, even though my measurements have improved. I've got new personal bests in my bicep, band, waist and hips. And those are all great accomplishments as I hurtle closer and closer to a size 16.
But it's not fair, as the scale is king when it comes to this. And so, while I appreciate being smaller, I'd like for the scale to agree with that assessment. I know, too, that the scale not moving, for me, has a lot to do with stepping up the exercise. Once my body gets the muscle built from this extra exercise, I'll start to drop again. It is discouraging, though. I was averaging 11 pounds lost per month (not unheard of on alli) and now to be going at less than half that pace (and I am well aware that others go slower, and this is not a race), well, it's less than optimal. I know that the way I am feeling is fueling this attitude, which is fueling my emotions and around and around we go.
Medicating yourself with exercise only goes so far. Adding in St. John's Wort, eating more mushrooms and in general eating right and getting enough sleep, those all only go so far. I am going to see about purchasing a full-spectrum light. It's time.
I have accepted some invitations to do things, and know that I need to get out and be somewhat active, but right now it feels rather overwhelming. I have a natural tendency to just want to stay in and sleep and I just can't -- and shouldn't -- do that. It was 13 degrees this morning when I stepped outside to go to work. Fortunately, in order to get to work, I've got to venture out and I've got to walk. And then the same in reverse. I am committed to getting in extra walking on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and I did not make today into an exception. I'm tired, though. Perhaps I'm coming down with something.
One thing that also heartened me was the oil bill. The last one was over $800 and I was scared that this one would be similar, but it was about 1/3 of that. Hence we can turn up the heat a bit. It's been miserably freezing in the house, making it extremely uninviting, so that will help a lot.
Plus, I have things to look forward to. I am refusing any number of invitations, but this weekend I'm going to see a friend whose friend (you got that?) has clothes for me. And then the following Friday I've got a lunch date with a guy who I write with. Or, rather, we both write, then we critique each other's work. I haven't seen him in months. That day will also be a full day off. Then the following week is only two and a half days off and then I'm out of the office until the first week in January. I need the break desperately. Plus I have plans.
My plans for the end of year break are not some fabulous trip. Rather, my husband and I are going to paint my exercise area. I'll post before and after shots. I am looking for an oceanic type of theme. Something serene. Right now it's the very antithesis of serenity.
There are cures for this feeling, but the biggest cure is light mixed with time. In the meantime, though, there are a few things I can do in order to make things bearable and make the recovery go all the more smoothly. Stick with the plan. See a few friends, but not too many. Take control over a space or area or something, and beat back the chaos. Take time off. And get through it, any way possible.
I guess the Winter makes you laugh a little slower,
Makes you talk a little lower
about the things you could not show her
And it's been a long December and there's reason to believe
Maybe this year will be better than the last
I can't remember all the times I tried to tell my myself
To hold onto these moments as they pass
I am back, from Thanksgiving, of course. And, eh, it was nothing exciting. That's not necessarily a function of how the holiday was. Rather, it is how I personally feel.
I am sliding into a downward spiral.
It's not anything really, really awful. I am still doing what I am supposed to be doing. I am still eating right, exercising, making good choices and performing portion control. I am just tired and bored. I am riding a lower wave. It happens.
It is a lot of things and there are a million reasons. One very large one is seasonal affective disorder. It is something I contend with every year and this year is no exception. The absolute darkest part of the year is about 3 weeks away and I really, really feel it. I had skipped taking St. John's Wort for a few days for Thanksgiving and I am paying for it. I'm back on it but it's disturbing to know that my mood is so profoundly affected by just skipping the herb for maybe five days instead of the usual two for the weekend.
Another reason is Thanksgiving itself. It is, unlike any other holiday, completely centerpieced around food. And I could neither make nor bring anything, which by itself bothered me. And then of course it is, well, it's not deprivation, but it is separateness. I don't enjoy separateness, oh no, she can't have THAT. And that's not true and it's not fair. It's that I am making choices, not that I am hurting or depriving myself. And then there's other weirdnesses. Being offered leftovers even though I'd made it clear that I wouldn't be eating them. And then being offered them again. And a third time. Oy.
I expected to be shooed out of the kitchen, but I did not expect how it would make me feel. I really disliked that. I am getting used to having control over my foods or at least some say in the matter, and have gotten to like that. Even though I knew what was being cooked, I could not witness or be a part of anything going on, except when I was finally called in, in order to peel potatoes. Then later I pulled out what I was going to eat and that was that. That was the extent of my participation in the entire preparation and presentation of the meal.
I realize that I should be thankful for family and hospitality, etc., but like I said I am simply tired and in a foul mood. Of course I expressed gratitude while there and did my best to not cop an attitude. It was also a raging TOM (which is over now) and that was not helping things one whit.
Another reason is, and this is ludicrous, but there you have it, something that happened online this morning. I run a forums website when I am not sparking, and there is a topic about food diarying. I do it as do about ten or so other people. One is a serious weight loser (she's already lost 100+ lbs. and maintained it for a good year and is now trying to take off the last 50 or so) and another is a marathoner. Plus others are in various states of vegetarianism or whatever. It is generally a supportive group and no one goes off on anyone's choices. No one screams, "What the hell are you thinking, eating 17 chocolate chip cookies?"
Except for this one person.
This person has decided that I am killing myself by dieting.
This person has been told, more than once, that I am under a doctor's care and am doing this with not only my doctor's permission and blessing, but at her urgent insistence.
This person has been told that I am on alli and so my weight loss is more rapid than most people's.
This person has been told to butt out repeatedly.
It does not seem to matter.
Today or last night, this person again railed about how my friend and I are doing just so many horrible things to ourselves, and said that we were subsisting on gruel.
I responded.
I guess pizza, chicken, pasta, bread, salads, soup and guacamole are all gruel. Amazing. I had no idea the definition had changed so dramatically.
I suppose I should not have gone off the way I did, but I am tired of this. This person seems to go hypercritical about once per quarter. Hence I could've let it go and let it happen again in 3 months or so. After all, going off or not going off does not seem to make one whit of difference.
But I did, and I hate doing that, but I felt I had to.
So I am weary from that as well, from justifying my choices and defending what I (and my friend) do.
And, to add to the fun, I walked like crazy last week, watched the portions and was austere as hell during Thanksgiving and I still gained 1.8 lbs. What kills me is that I actually lost inches, in almost all of the places where I measure. Right now that's kinda sustaining me. That and a friend on Facebook sending me all sorts of silly stuff. Nothing earth-shaking, just paying some attention.
A downward spiral.
I don't think it's a particularly steep spiral.
And I know I'll start to feel better once the solstice is done and the light begins to return. And this person will not bother me for months. And Thanksgiving isn't for another year. And, really, it's a test of this whole experience. I can do this when I'm happy. Can I sustain it even when I'm not? There's the question.
But right now I'm just tired, and all I want to do is withdraw.
When you see me on the subway, I'll be down at the end of the car.

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Big hair scores big bucks in speaking fees at New Jersey's state university. A Nobel prize? Not so much.
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That's $2,000 more than the school is paying Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winning author Toni Morrison to speak at graduation on May 15.
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Grand Haven's bats stayed hot, but not quite hot enough to keep up with West Ottawa's on Tuesday night.
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The Panthers also won the second game of Tuesday's doubleheader, 6-3.
The Bucs got down early in Game 1 after committing two errors to start the third inning, which led to three runs for West Ottawa.
Grand Haven got one back in the bottom of the inning off the bat of Katelyne Messer, who grounded into a fielder's choice, allowing Kaylee Hartwell to come home from third.
The Panthers looked poised to blow the game open after scoring five more runs in the top of the third, but the Bucs would not go away.
Grand Haven matched West Ottawa with five runs of their own in the bottom of the frame. The inning started with a leadoff double by Louisa Johnson followed by a two-RBI triple by Hartwell two batters later. The inning also included RBIs by Kylie Masko, Jordan Buckingman and Mikayla Gronback.
The five-run frame brought the Bucs back to within one run, but they couldn't control the Panthers, who added on two more runs in the forth and one in the sixth, pushing the lead to the final score of 12-7.
In Game 2, the Panthers used a four-run third inning to outlast the Bucs.
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The Buccaneers will look to pick up some conference wins in their next game tonight at home against Grandville starting at 4:30.
Junior Varsity: Grand Haven cruised to a pair of three-inning wins over the Panthers, winning 18-0 and 15-0. In Game 1, Ashley Schneider earned the win, allowing just two hits and striking out four. Ashlye Spencer got the win in Game 2, allowing six hits and striking out three. Offensively, Spencer led the way with five hits and five runs scored. Sami Henning, Anna McWatters and Gabby Nowak each had three hits for the Bucs, who are now 11-11 on the season.
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Sounds fine Danni. There are only so many races of 26 miles or more that you can do as a hard effort. I don't think that you are short changing these other races as you should still have a good experience at them. I didn't race London last year or Boston this year as hard as I could because of Comrades and I had a great time at both, enjoying the crowds and the sights.
I'm not sure when those races are Danni but I found that an autumn marathon did not compromise my Comrades training but a fast spring marathon PB put me behind a little. I recall that one of the training plans advised not racing a marathon any later than early February. Mine was a little later than that. There are others who have run fast marathons later than that and performed well at Comrades but I think it was not the best for me. I do marathons as part of Comrades training but normally at a comfortable pace only.
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XP Corrupted, reinstalled it and can not access one user data from my computer comes up access denied defiantly have not formatted can see other user info
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Access Files If you get Access Denied in WinXP Pro. Try "taking ownership" of the file/folder before it can be accessed. First of all go to Folder Options, View Tab and in the Advanced Settings at the end, untick "Use simple file sharing", which will allow the Security Tab to be shown in the file's properties. Also, in Folder options, make sure hidden and system files can be viewed. To take ownership of the file (it's best done at the folder level), right-click it, Properties, Security Tab, add your user name, fill in all the permissions and Apply. You can now access it. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308421/en-us
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Microsoft have a bad habit of adding another user account especially with XP.
The user account would be ASP.NET if you can get to it you can delete it it is not needed.
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I used to smash my toes with a 3 lb. hammer to get used to the pain of marriage, but fire will work, sure why not? That's good. Fire. Huh never thought of that.
This guy is f$#king stupid. What a incredibly risky, life threatening thing to do!!! Why would you want to put yourself in that kind of danger just to set yourself on fire?
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JOSHxMOSHx i'm glad you lol'ed the top comments. really getting your face out there.
Holy nose - last time I saw a hook like that, I had a swordfish on it...
This guy must spontaneously burst into flame all the time - didn't even phase the chick...
Is she covering her face cause its cold or because she doesn't want to be identified associating with this guy.
You rule Jason Biggs! This is a scene from American Pie 7 right?
This was just weird...
stupied idiot..... and he looks gay
The point of that, was...?
hahaha he got shot in the nuts at one point
if she says no then you could just hug her....
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safety goggles damnit
that was shit!
So, this is normal these days? I gott do some research
Why is he wearing makeup?
Guy gets set on fire after proposing.
Foreshadowing? Absolutely.
from a scale of 1 to retarded, this was pretty retarded
Why is he dressed like the Joker's mom?
drain me balls
I've heard of fire retardant before, but he is just fire retarded! Fat chick to boot... Yuk
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Hypothetical role of prostaglandins in the onset of preterm labor after fetal surgery.
Obstetrics and Gynecology, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Rome, Italy.Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy (Impact Factor: 1.9). 02/2007; 22(2):94-9. DOI: 10.1159/000097104
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ABSTRACT Preterm labor is one of the most important factors limiting the advancement of fetal surgery programs. While prostaglandins (PGs) have long been indicated as the key factor in the initiation of labor in humans, there is significant evidence showing that the chorionic membrane acts as a powerful barrier between the decidua/myometrium and amniotic PGs during normal pregnancy. After either open or endoscopic fetal surgery the imperfect, non-hermetical closure of the chorion permits leakage of PGs from the amnionic sac, allowing them to reach the decidua and myometrium. The surgical wound in the chorionic barrier could be the major factor involved in preterm labor and delivery after human fetal surgery.
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ABSTRACT: Fetal cardiac intervention (FCI) has been performed at our center in selected fetuses with complex congenital heart disease since 2000. Most interventions are performed in fetuses with a ductus arteriosus (DA)-dependent circulation. Indomethacin promotes closure of the DA in newborns and in fetal life, a potentially life threatening complication in fetuses with ductus-dependent congenital heart disease. We reviewed our experience with FCI with a focus on the frequency, features, and clinical course of ductal constriction. Fetuses undergoing FCI receive comprehensive pre- and postoperative cardiac and cerebral ultrasound evaluation, approximately 24 hours before and after the procedure, including imaging of DA flow and Doppler assessment of the umbilical artery and vein, ductus venosus, and, since 2004, the middle cerebral artery. Among 113 fetuses that underwent FCI, 24 of which were older than 28 0/7 weeks gestation, 2 were found to have DA constriction due to indomethacin therapy within 24 hours of intervention. Both of these were 30-week fetuses with hypoplastic left heart syndrome and restrictive or intact atrial septum. The DA was stenotic by spectral and color Doppler, and middle cerebral and umbilical artery pulsatility indexes were depressed. After discontinuation of indomethacin, the Doppler indices improved or normalized. Close echocardiographic monitoring of fetal Doppler flow velocities is very important after fetal intervention and indomethacin treatment, as the consequences of DA constriction in a fetus with hypoplastic left heart syndrome are potentially lethal. Sonographic evaluation should include measurement of cerebral and umbilical arterial flow velocities as well as color and spectral Doppler interrogation of the DA.Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy 12/2009; 27(1):40-5. · 1.90 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Abstract Objective: The aim of the study was a randomized comparison of the outcomes of intrauterine myelomeningocele repairs (IUMR) in type II Chiari malformation (II CM) fetuses with clinical data of newborns and infants operated on postnatally. Methods: The study group (SG) comprised of 46 pregnant women whose type II CM children underwent IUMR, while 47 pregnant women whose type II CM children were operated on postnatally constituted the control group (CG). A total of 24 SG and 20 CG patients reached the endpoint of the study. Results: High incidence of PROM (24 (52.2%), CI 3.74 (1.69-8.26) (p<0.001) was noted in the group of prenatal surgeries as compared to controls. The need for VP shunt implantation was statistically significantly lower (p<0.008) in the group of children after IUMR as compared to controls (5 (27.8%) and 16 (80%), respectively, CI 0.35 (0.16-0.75). None of the postnatally treated CG children can walk without adaptive equipment. In contrast, two children from the study group (2 (11.1%) CI 1.86 (1.00-3.48) p<0.048) are able to walk independently. Conclusions: Prenatal MMC closure significantly lowers further adverse evolution of the type II Chiari malformation. Further studies are needed, especially on preventive measures for preterm labor and IPPROM in the postoperative course of IUMR.The journal of maternal-fetal & neonatal medicine: the official journal of the European Association of Perinatal Medicine, the Federation of Asia and Oceania Perinatal Societies, the International Society of Perinatal Obstetricians 10/2013; · 1.36 Impact Factor
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Nur Mohd Azriyn Ayub helped Selangor win the Sukma men's team event gold through the singles and doubles matches. He won the first singles by beating Tan Jia Wei of Penang 21-15, 21-14.
KANGAR: For the second consecutive Sukma, Nur Mohd Azriyn Ayub delivered two points in the final to help Selangor win the badminton men's team event gold medal.
On Friday, Azriyn played a major role in helping Selangor defeat Penang 3-2 in the final lasting almost four hours at the State Sports Complex badminton hall in Kangar.
The 21-year-old opened the accounts for Selangor by winning his first singles tie against Tan Jia Wei 21-15, 21-14.
After Penang had hit back through their singles players Goh Giap Chin and Cheam June Wei to take a 2-1 lead, Azriyn was back on the court to level the score for Selangor.
He partnered Chong Yee Han to defeat Chua Keh Yeap-Lim Ming Chuen 21-11, 21-11 in the first doubles.
It was left to the second doubles pairing of Chua Khek Wei-Woon Man Chun to play the role of heroes after they narrowly edged Cheam June Wei-Nelson Heg 21-14, 10-21, 21-19 in a nail-biting thriller.
"I feel proud to do my part in helping Selangor defend the Sukma men's team gold medal," said the national back-up squad player Azriyn.
In the women's team final, Federal Territories notched a convincing 3-1 victory over Johor to land the gold medal.
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Teams: Nepal | Papua New Guinea | Scotland | Uganda
Papua New Guinea took a commanding position atop Group B after a thumping nine-wicket win over Uganda in New Plymouth on Thursday. Uganda got off to a serene start against opening bowlers Willie Gavera and Raymond Haoda, reaching 53 for 0 after PNG captain Chris Amini won the toss and elected to field first. The match shifted dramatically in PNG's favour when Amini brought on younger brother Charles Amini. The 21-year-old legspinner proceeded to dismiss Uganda's top five and eventually finished with career best figures of 6 for 19 in 10 overs as Uganda lost 10 for 52 to be all out for 105 in 35.5 overs.
Tony Ura's dismissal for 4 in the second over was the only hiccup in PNG's chase. Lega Siaka (65*) and Assad Vala (37*) put on an unbeaten 98-run partnership for the second wicket to achieve victory with 33 overs to spare, giving their side a massive net run rate boost to +2.427 to go with an unblemished 2-0 record. At 0-2 and with a severe hit to their net run rate, which stands at -2.985, Uganda's chances of finishing in the top three of Group B to be able to advance to the Super Sixes are hanging by a thread.
"It was a very, very, very disappointing result for us today," Davis Arinaitwe, the Uganda captain, said. "We need one of our batsmen to get in and stay in, so that the rest of the team can bat around them and build a decent total."
Scotland bounced back from their opening day loss to defeat Nepal by 90 runs in Queenstown. Calum MacLeod (46), Matt Machan (37) and Preston Mommsen (35) all chipped in with handy contributions after Nepal chose to send Scotland in to bat. Freddie Coleman entered at number five in the 25th over with the score 110 for 3 and made the most of the foundation laid by the top order to finish with 64 not out and his 59-run unbeaten eighth-wicket stand with Safyaan Sharif pushed Scotland's total to 249 for 7. Sompal Kami lead the Nepal bowling attack with 3 for 35.
Nepal's chances were dealt a blow before the match began when captain Paras Khadka was ruled out due to injury and things only got worse on the first ball of the chase when opener Sagar Pun was caught behind off Rob Taylor. Gyanendra Malla, deputising for Khadka, top scored with 34 but his dismissal on the first ball of the 18th over by Sharif made it 60 for 4 and put Nepal into a hole from which they could not climb out. They were eventually bowled out for 159 in 46.1 overs. Iain Wardlaw finished with 3 for 32 while Coleman was named Man of the Match for his half-century.
"It was a pretty tough start for us (against Hong Kong) and we were obviously pretty disappointed with that result, but it was important for us today that we came out and got ourselves rolling and got a good win under our belt and we did that so now we are up and running," Coleman said. "It was nice to get some runs and we got off to a good start, but it was quite tricky during the middle overs with the spinners. The pitch has been played on a bit so it is a bit slow which made it difficult to hit the ball into the gaps, but it was nice to kind of hold my patience a little bit and score a few at the end."
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Amp Live is proud to present the newest single from his forthcoming album 'Turn it Up,' featuring Mickey Factz. 'Recalling the glory days of Run DMC, T La Rock, Shep Pettibone and the Latin Rascals,' Amp Live's 808 heavy beat dives deep in the dubstep realm while Mickey Fact rhymes hard over the production. On the remixes, Pance Party gives us a four on the floor electro mix while Marty Party dives even deeper in to the dubstep realm beefing up the low end for a guaranteed dancefloor banger. Last but not least we the Big Bang Remix which leads to a more straight up Hip Hop style. Be on the look out for Murder at the Discotech dropping soon!
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The house gangsta, DJ Sneak drops his new music video for his track "Tonight's The Night".
The video was produced by Vancouver's VividusFX team. The concept is a day in the life of the larger than life caricature of DJ Sneak as he breaks free from the confines of 2 dimensions and makes his way through the city, in preparation for the big night.
Pretty dope!
Tom Findlay of Groove Armada sits down with the Virgin Redroom to discuss the new album, Lovebox, celebrity, Mutya, Will Young, and what celebrity musician he could really care less about.
As funky as Jamiroquai with the smooth voice of Maxwell, and a slight tongue-in-cheek flair of Jamie Lidell. All these things combined, you get the Berlin-based smooth crooner, Georg Levin. (Om fans may recognize him featured on a Jazzanova track from Om Lounge 9).
The BBE / Sonar Kollectiv artist and long time Jazzanova collaborator, just released his sophmore album, "Everything Must Change". The new album picks up where he left off years ago with his first solo efforts ("Can't Hold Back"); funky, deep, jazzy soul. Tracks fan are sure to enjoy include "Everything Must Change", "Falling Masonry", and "Better Life" (featuring another one of my favorite vocalist, Sonar Kollectiv's Clara Hill).
The standout track is a rather unexpected track called "Runaway". The tracksounds like a cross between Kasper Bjorke's "Young Again" with vocals reminiscent of Gorillaz's/Blur's Damon Albarn, a slight departure from the funky, deep, soul, Levin is known for.
For all you Samantha James fans out there, I'd recommend picking up this album immediately.
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LA based, Classixx needs no introduction. The production duo and DJs have become blog sweet hearts and the go to artist for indie disco friendly remixes. I first noticed them after a track of theirs was licensed to a Kitsune compilation. The track, although catchy, didn't really do much for me. A few months later the wave of remixes started flowing nonstop…..Major Lazer, Holy Ghost, Beni, Drop The Lime, Ladyhawke, Phoenix, Mayer Hawthorne, Yacht, and most recently Groove Armada for us.
I fell in love with the group after hearing their dubby disco mix of Major Lazer and ever since, the remixes been consistently coming and consistently good.
The group will join us at Om Miami 2010, playing along side Aeroplane, Mark Farina, DJ Hell, Jazzanova, Peter Kruder and more.
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We've had a few people ask us, "Who is this Gina Turner girl listed on the Om WMC flyer?". Here is the answer.
Originally hailing from New York, Gina Turner grew up with the NYC House sounds of clubs like Shelter and Sound Factory. Drawing inspiration from places such as these, she moved to Boston and gained her own radio shows on 88.9 WERS and 99.9 WECB. She soon became a staple in the Boston club scene and then in 2006 moved to Los Angeles. In LA she formed the DJ duo STACCATO (myspace.com/officialstaccato) and continued with radio and club, and founded an afterhours movement called MAJOR (myspace.com/majorlosangeles).
Gina has extended her talents across the pond and has played in such cities as Oslo, Brighton, & Paris. She has caught the attention Laidback Luke, Zoo Brazil & many other european producers, and with that comes collaborations that are legendary. Tiesto's label BLACK HOLE RECORDINGS will be releasing her track "BANG IT" with Zoo Brazil in Late October 2009. Gina's 2009 collaboration with Laidback Luke has birthed a new production duo called "Nouveau Yorican." The tracks that they have coming out can be described as latin inspired shuffle tech house. This is just the beginning for Gina, she plans to release more tracks as Staccato as well her her highly anticipated solo productions.
We had a chance to sit down with Gina in preparation for the Om Miami 2010 event. Here are some questions we tossed her way…
Om: How did you get into DJing?
Gina Turner: Well, I grew up with NYC clubs such as Sound Factory and Shelter, listening to house music with my fake ID at the age of 14. By the time I was 17, I started buying house vinyl and I inherited my mother's disco vinyl. Shortly after, I began to DJ in my bedroom. By 18, I moved to Boston to study Audio Production and obtained a radio show once a week on 88.9 WERS. It was an all electronic show and the rest is history!
OM: Who are some of your influences?
Wow…this is a loaded question. My number one influence would have to be TWO WITHOUT HATS, the infusion of Puerto Rican jacking house and energy in their tracks is timeless. Some of my other influences include: John Tejada, DJ Sneak, Derrick Carter, Armand Van Helden, Matthew Dear, and Trentemoeller.
Om: What have you been up to? What can we expect attached to your name?
Gina Turner: I have been quite focused on studio work in all aspects. I have a Radio Show on Scionav.com called Below The Bassline, and i have some really great guests lined up for the next year!
I have been working on a bunch of original tracks, that a close friend of mine described as "Derrick Carter with a little more balls," this was a huge compliment to me as he is a great influence to me as a producer and a dj.
I have been working quite closely with Mad Decent's Maluca and have been making beats for her. Also she did vocals for a track that me, Junior Sanchez & Alexander Technique produced.
This past year, I was in the studio with Switch. The tack we produced together might go on his Solid Groove Record. It's an exciting honor…let's just hope we finish it. I am working on a couple remixes as well.
I am also currently working on some original productions for my Staccato project.
In addition to all of this, I am doing some vocal work for producers like Sandro Silva and more.
Last…I have a side project called Nouveau Yorican. It is a collaboration between myself and Laidback Luke. Our first release, "Boriqua", was released on Sound Pellegrino. Our next release, "Jackit", is scheduled to be released in April/May on MixMash. We have a few more tracks that we are working on together, on top of a remix for Drop The Lime.
Om: What are your top 5 tracks you can't wait to drop at Om's WMC event?
Gina Turner:
1.) Cubic Zirconia – "Josephine" (Egyptrixx Dub)
2.) Palmez – "Black B" (David Jones Remix)
3.) Smokin Jo, Marc Romboy- "What Is This?"
4.) All the DOPE JULIO BASHMORE TRACKS! I LOVE THEM ALL!
5.) and i am excited to debut My new originals and the new Nouveau Yorican tracks, for sure!
See Gina Turner at the Om Miami 2010 WMC event!
The new batch of Samantha James 'Waves of Change' remixes are here! Soulstice's Andy Caldwell gets busy with an electro groove, Richard Grey takes the mix on a lap through his Pacha residency, Nikola Gala creates a potential track of the conference at WMC, and Valentin Huedo takes the track to the sunset at Cafe del Mar. Stay tuned for the new Samantha James album, "Subconscious" – coming on Om in June!
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Eliminating certain foods may reduce ADHD symptoms
Published: Tuesday, February 8, 2011 at 8:38 a.m.
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TAMPA, Fla. - One of every 10 kids in this country has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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http://wholisticpeds.com/uploads/Elimination percent20Diet percent20part percent201.pdf, Dr. David Berger's elimination diet
Dutch researchers want to encourage parents of children with the disorder to try a special diet to see if some of the symptoms are reactions to certain foods.
It's called the Restricted Elimination Diet and may reduce or eliminate ADHD symptoms.
In a study published in The Lancet, 78 percent of kids who stayed on the diet for five weeks had fewer symptoms. Some were able to stop taking medication.
Researchers at the ADHD Research Centre in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, divided 100 children ages 4 to 8 with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder into two groups. One group ate a healthy diet for five weeks while the other group ate the Restricted Elimination Diet.
The diet does not allow for processed foods. It mainly consists of whole foods including meat, vegetables, fruit, water and rice. Parents may be able to tell if the diet is working within the first two weeks.
Researchers caution it's important to have a doctor or dietitian oversee the dietary changes. Also, when kids started eating foods from their old diets, the symptoms returned.
A pediatrician here, Dr. David Berger, says his patients have had great success on a version of the elimination diet. Older patients treat it like a science project, taking notes on what they eat and recording how they feel.
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Aung San Suu Kyi, Nobel Prize Laureate, mother of two, and devout Buddhist, is one of the most inspiring examples of spiritually infused politics and fearless leadership that the world has ever seen. Daughter of the martyred Burmese national hero who negotiated Burma's independence from Britain in the 1940s, Aung San Suu Kyi led the pro-democracy movement in Burma in 1988. The movement was quickly and brutally crushed by the military junta, and Aung San Suu Kyi was placed under house arrest.
The Voice of Hope is a rare and intimate journey to the heart of her struggle. Over a period of nine months, Alan Clements, the first American ordained as a Buddhist monk in Burma, met with Aung San Suu Kyi shortly after her release from her first house arrest in July 1995. With her trademark ability to speak directly and compellingly, she presents here her vision of engaged compassion and describes how she has managed to sustain her hope and optimism.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi is the Burmese leader of the National League For Democracy and is widely seen as the leading opponent of the military junta currently governing Burma (Myanmar). This volume reproduces transcripts of conversations conducted Between Suu Kyi and Clements, an American ordained as a Buddhist monk in Burma, in which she discusses her life and her political and spiritual philosophy. The volume also includes interviews with fellow National League for Democracy leaders U Tin U and U Kyi Maung and, new to this edition, an interview with U Gambira, a now-detained leader of the All-Burma Monks Alliance, which was involved in organizing the major protests of late 2007. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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It's clear that you don't actually care about the cultures of people of color. You only care about yourself. Stop with the bullshit about "appreciation."
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I was reading this weeks blog on the Baby Name Wizard blog about namers remorse.
I remember when we were naming our DD. I was almost paralyzed with fear that I would regret the name I chose no matter how much I liked it. How could I choose a name I would like forever? In the end, we chose Charlotte. Now that she's 8 months old I feel so much more relaxed about it all and am happy to say I have not experienced namers remorse.
Has anyone gone through this or know anyone who has?


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Last Friday I brought my shredded money bottle stopper to work to show some friends. One of my friends said that if I made one Ohio State Buckeyes related he would buy it. So this is what I came up with. It is ebony, and there is a collectable medallion inlaid in the end of Charles "Chick" Harley. These medallions were only given out during games of the 2005 season. A different famous Buckeye was on each one so there were 12 in all. I gave it to him today and he was very pleased with it.
-- I intend to live forever, or die trying..........Justin, Ohio
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Nice job.
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#3 posted 1842 days ago
Very well done and a historical value also…
-- David '65
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