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If you don't like and respect our Republic, The ConstitutionSubmitted by ProudAmericanFirst on Sun, 12/30/2012 - 08:39
Then move out. There are plenty of other places on this globe that you can move to where there is communism, dictators, oppression. I am sure that they will welcome you.
You see, our nation was built by free thinkers, innovation and hard work. We didn't ask permission or need others holding our hand to be productive and to build great things, and to make our country the greatest, freest nation the world has ever seen.
So, if you don't like freedom, Liberty, the Constitution [Law of the Land], then MOVE OUT and leave me and my country alone.
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Sean Hannity? Is that you?
The bestest and most freest country god ever gave man on the face the the earth"
Can I opt out? I just so happened to plop out of my mama's womb between the Mexican and Canadian borders. This is my home too. But I would like to remain independent from your system.
Listen to Tom
Listen to Tom Woods.
'Nuff said.
My first thought
How many times have you heard...
"If you don't like our government and paying taxes, then leave"
I wonder how that went down with others like me?
The Law
by Frédéric Bastiat
Double post (edited)
The Law
by Frédéric Bastiat
He's not forcing, merely stating, that if someone doesn't
respect the rights of another to self-determination, as woods lays out BTW, that they have no business here. As a matter of fact, we punish those who trample on the rights of others.
So even if this is free speech, the conclusion to their free speech, 9 times out of 10, is to try and take away, another persons rights..
Which is illegal and immoral.
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That's right
If people don't like our Constutution they should leave.
Criminally led army
So the love it or leave it criminal fraud is back in force here too?
What in the world are they thinking?
I suggest China
They have really good gun control.
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Patrick Henry AGAINST the Constitution: Loss of Liberty
This being said, I trust no one to rewrite the document...and trust no one wanting to do away with the document. However, there seems that the man who said, "Give me Liberty or give me death" was opposed to moving to a consolidated goverment.
"The rights of conscience, trial by jury, liberty of the press, all your immunities and franchises, all pretensions to human rights and privileges, are rendered insecure, if not lost, by this change, so loudly talked of by some, and inconsiderately by others. Is this tame relinquishment of rights worthy of freemen? Is it worthy of that manly fortitude that ought to characterize republicans?"
"It is said eight states have adopted this plan. I declare that if twelve states and a half had adopted it, I would, with manly firmness, and in spite of an erring world, reject it. You are not to inquire how your trade may be increased, nor how you are to become a great and powerful people, but how your liberties can be secured; for liberty ought to be the direct end of your government."
Read it and weep...ask yourself why you have never before read this document.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Other-Founders-Anti-Federalism-Dis... Page 229:
"made like A Fiddle, with but few Strings,"
"play any tune upon it they pleased."
In Context:
"Regarding the Constitutional Convention, he [William Manning] echoed a common Anti-Federalist complaint: the framers deliberately employed ambiguous language to facilitate their aristocratic designs. He confidently asserted, "The Convention who made it intended to destroy our free government by, or they never would have spent 4 Months in making such an inexplicit thing." The Constitution was a "made like A Fiddle, with but few Strings," so that those in power might "play any tune upon it they pleased." The ambiguity of the Constitution was a deliberate product of Federalist aristocratic machinations-confirmed by the practices of Federalists since ratification. Under the guise of constructive interpretations, Federalists were seeking to extend the powers of their federal government and trample on the people's liberties."
It seems to me that not even the Bill of Rights attached to the Constitution at the end of 1791 have been able to protect us from the rape and pillage of a centralized criminal power structure. Those criminals don't even know what the meaning of "is" is. I don't even think they know what SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED means…or perhaps it is the definition of the word "arms" that is subject to infringement…speaking of that few stringed fiddle…
If we in the liberty movement don't act now, someone else will. How can you amend the Constitution when the vote is rigged and the money is counterfeited?
The Titanic is sinking. Do we try to keep it afloat or get in a lifeboat?
Is the national debt our responsibility?
They know what they're doing and they know the meaning
of "is".. They busy themselves with blurring the lines. They subjectivity everything. Well some things ARE black and white.
Hiya, Big Girl!
"I trust no one to rewrite the document...and trust no one wanting to do away with the document."
True dat!
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
I was going to wait until 2013 to say Happy New Year Big Boy,
but since you are giving me the Big Girl, I am going to return the Big Boy :)
Yes, you are exactly right. They know exactly what words mean, and they know exactly what they are doing. It seems to me they have been doing what they are doing since 1788 when the constitution was ratified and they stole the people's liberty. ProudAmericanFirst says it is up to each individual to protect themselves...Big Boy, I am probably sounding like a Little Girl, but I don't see how outside of a miracle. The criminals haven't been held accountable for anything it seems to me.
They kill murder, maim, and pillage and as long as the American public can go to McDonalds and get their Big Mac and turn on the Tube, not many seem to know what is going on and if they do they don't seem to give a rip. Me included. I go about my daily life. What am I doing to fix anything. Making a few phone calls, writing a few letters, talking and blogging. Big deal I don't have any money to send the criminals with those phone calls and checks, so why should they listen to me? Did you hear Ron Paul's Texas Straight talk for this week?
Man that sure was a depressing rant. Sorry. I'll try to get my Big Girl act back together :)
Thanks rp4pres.
Happy New Year (((Big Girl)))
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
Thank you (((Big Boy))) !!!
for all gifts of truth in 2012. It has been fun talking to you this year!
Thank you for your help during the presidential election. I do not regret my write-in vote for Ron Paul. Thank you for helping me understand. A light went on when you helped me understand that those who voted for NDAA were treasonous. If you hadn't taken that time to exchange back and forth with me, I may not understand that today.
Oh and the beautiful words in the Declaration of Independece are for EVERYONE! That is another gift of truth that I had not understood. Thank you!
May 2013 be a good year for you, for your business, and for Liberty!
Thank you BG.
You did the hard part.. you worked it out for yourself. I just threw the occasional idea to you. You would have come to it on your own. I know this because you seem to have a veracious appetite for learning.
May God bless you and your family this coming year, in all of your endeavors.
Patriot Cell #345,168
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Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
[ (((Granger))) taught me this neat new trick :-) ]
You are right, but it is important to remember and to re-educate:
"not even the Bill of Rights attached to the Constitution at the end of 1791 have been able to protect us"
Only you and I can protect ourselves. The Bill of Rights is merely an outline on paper to what our natural or God-given rights are. Nobody can be held accountable unless WE hold them accountable, as was designed.
It is I, you, who are now taking a stand!
And you are also correct, I trust NOONE to rewrite it today - not with these morons in office. A ConCon would be SUICIDE.
"What if the American people learn the truth" - Ron Paul
It seems to me that we have not been able to protect ourselves..
...from the beginning. I honestly do not see any way to protect oneself. It seems to me the stage has been set and without a miracle there will be no Liberty. It seems to me if you read Patrick Henry's words that the problem is that a contract was made with the people instead of with the states. I am sorry to be a pessimist, but the criminals do what they want to, when they want to and we don't seem to be able to do anything about it. We don't even know if the current president is actually a natural born citizen as a pure and clear fact. It seems to me that if one cannot even establish whether the president is legal, how can one do anything? We are no longer safe and secure in our effects and our person. They don't even need a warrant to search as set forth in the Bill of Rights. IMO The criminals are going to keep killing school kids and innocents until they get their gun ban. You tell me how we can protect ourselves and I will listen.
It's not that we haven't been able to take care of ourselves
bear, it's that we haven't chosen to do so, but that's what we're doing now.
Before, I complained, but I did little about it. I saw what was happening from an early age but I told myself that I was alone and I could not win anything by myself. I won't go into the things I did to ready myself for my own little war.
In some ways, I'm glad I didn't do anything. Now Liberty may be able to be restored through peace. I wouldn't have said that a year ago.
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
I just read
http://www.dailypaul.com/268088/gun-confiscation-act-of-war?... and it is not sounding very peaceful.
But now I am smiling. I just looked out the window and there are 6 little boys rolling snowballs for a snowman, 2 of them are mine. Now I am laughing...some of the snowballs are more than half as big as they are! They are having trouble even rolling them.
The Big Man of the House is out there helping. Mom is staying warm. Sober again. I have men. I do hope liberty is peaceful.
For now it is. Life is good. Now they cant even lift the snowballs on top of each other to make their snowman. The snow is wet and heavy. Smiling. They'll figure it out!
Peace :)
Well, if they try to take guns, it's probably on like donkey
kong. :)
All we can do is hope and pray that the gun-grabbers are smart enough not to go through with it.
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
They boys couldn't make
They boys couldn't make snowment so they made fort walls instead and are having a snowball fight. See, I told you they would figure it out.
Yes, I hope so as well. In the UK it was done incrementally. One fire arm type at a time. I don't know if they came and got them or not. IMO the NRA is in on it as leading the opposition in the guise of being for the 2nd amendment. Is that too extreme?
We have friends that we saw over Christmas, they are "conservatives." We had a little educating to do as far as the 2nd amendment goes. The guy goes to China on business and didn't even know about the millions killed by Mao. He felt China was safer because the people did not have guns...the guy hunts…his son hunts…he has been to college…he didn't even understand what was going on…I don't know if he does now.
His brother is messed up from being in the armed forces in the middle east. He chimed in. He agrees with the NRA that armed guards should be posted in schools…so he can have a job. I explained that I thought people need to pack and protect themselves, not to depend on someone else to do it for them.
Nope, not extreme at all.
Right on all accounts. (The NRA has been flooded with socialist-lites too.) GOA has taken their place but who knows how long that will last.
Someone else on here said the same thing about Thailand too as if because they are having a good time in that location, they somehow know the whole country and it's political positions..
Hell if I stuck my head in the sand, I could pretend that because I run a business, that the free market is in full force.
Wouldn't be true though.
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
I love ya Frank, but...
...is that really a liberty-loving mindset?
You claim to love liberty.
You want people to own their justly acquired property.
You say that we have natural rights and they should be respected.
Why should I leave everything I love?
I had no choice of governmental structure, I was born in this area.
You said I could choose from communism, the dictators, and oppression of other nations states.
But why leave this geographical area to experience all those things?
We have all those things right here! (except communism, which doesn't really exist anywhere in the world because it is a wholly unworkable and impossible economic system)
I like the Bill of Rights.
And as you know, the Articles of the Confederation actually granted more freedom than the U.S. Constitution.
And as you should also well know, Article 5 sets up the basis for
democracy and majority rule.
Majority rule is the opposite of liberty.
This means, Constitution = Mob Rule document.
I know a lot of people worship the Constitution like it is a page straight out of the Bible, but it is a man-made document that has SERIOUS flaws.
How serious are these flaws?
Look at the state that has grown up around this document.
Ask yourself, did the U.S. Constitution result in more or less freedom for mankind?
Or more or less death, destruction, and debt?
I don't know if you would agree with this, but is it possible that we could have a better, more peaceful structure for society that embraces individual liberty?
Individual Liberty?
Is it possible with the Constitution?
Is it possible to have something better than the Constitution?
Listen to Dr. Paul himself.
If you are SERIOUS about creating a society based upon Liberty, you will read the words of Dr. Paul.
Are you dedicated to this?
Are you really committed to a free society?
If you love liberty, like I think that you do, you'll pursue all that you can learn.
Now listen to the above, it was written by Lysander Spooner, a critic of the Constitution at the time it was written.
Please let me know your thoughts and I'll be in touch.
Yes, the mob that wants to stay out of your life and
leave you alone.. The mob who wants you to prosper by the sweat of your brow and keep what you earn..
The mob that believes in limited government and fighting tyranny.
A mob that is right.
I have no problem with people who want to practice communism/socialism on a personal level and they have the right to do that but when they try to force me.. they are the oppressors and I am defending. I can see how a socialist would be upset and think that I am the mob, yet I'm not the one who's doing the oppressing, I'm trying to liberate.. myself and others.
There is only one right here, and we are it.
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
I admire your desire to
I admire your desire to promote what is right.
We agree that one should prosper by the sweat of his brow.
You and I are also in agreement when you state that we should keep what we earn.
Your use of the word mob, however, is disturbing.
1. A large disorderly crowd or throng. See Synonyms at crowd.
2. The mass of common people; the populace.
The word mob is associated with violent crowds, or the ignorant masses.
Using the word "mob" to describe like minded people is not just stretching the term, but is incorrect.
Would we describe the Mises Institute, or the Free State Project, as mobs?
I don't know if you would agree, but English grammar does not.
A mob that is right.
That phrase sent chills down my spine.
First, we will never have the majority.
Second, majorities, as you know, do not determine history anyway.
Brave individuals do.
It is disconcerting that you are in essence saying; "Democracy sucks, we have a republic... a republic that embraces majority rule, the very backbone of democracy."
Contradiction much?
Taxation is theft?
...Except if constitutionally voted upon by men I've never met and have no actual control over.
Contradictions anyone?
Taxation is as evil as wife-beating or ganging up on a black person and hanging them from a high tree.
I will have no part in anything resembling a mob.
Majority rule by force is immoral, period.
Do you agree?
I only used the term because you used it.
However, yes a mob, that forces you to be free ain't such a bad thing.
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
...yes a mob, that forces you
...yes a mob, that forces you to be free ain't such a bad thing.
I am confused.
How can you force someone to be free?
Do you threaten them until they act of their own free will?
Or do you actually beat them into being free?
Forcing someone to be free is impossible because it is a contradiction in terms.
To be free is to make choices.
So if you force someone to make their own choices... well, can you see the contradiction in that?
You're a little bit thick in the forehead region. :)
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
When someone results to
When someone results to insults, it is a very good indicator that they do not have a solid argument that can be defended upon any sort of principle.
Could you please respond to my questions here:
And please, no insults, it just makes you look silly.
I look forward to your answer to the above link concerning this debate we're having.
Will you respond?
Actually it's also a possible note to the person
that they are indeed being thickheaded. It wasn't an insult, but an observation. I answered your question so yes I will respond.
Look dude, I know where this is going.. I've answered every question and pointed out my reasoning, you seem to ignore those things in search of the next things you can say.
You seem to live solely in your head, caught up with the chase in the debate.. I say this because you have zeroed in on specific words but missed the context in which they were used.
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Most people have linens in their linen closet. I have five kittens in mine. In addition to the linens, of course. The kittens are living behind the washcloths. Number one was born on my scooter seat (I wasn't in it at the time) last Thursday. I think. I lose track of these things. Once Mama Cat got her eldest offspring cleaned up to her satisfaction, she trotted off with it to the linen closet and had four more.
That brought our menagerie of seven cats to 12, which includes two seven-month-old kittens, alternately called M(2) and Ritz, Frick and Frack, or the Katzenjammer Brats. Those two are polydactyl cats, meaning they have extra toes. Their front paws look like mittens, so they basically have opposable thumbs. M(2) can take the keys out of my scooter. One, or both, of them can turn the lever-style faucets on in the bathroom sink. I shudder to think what they'll be able to do as they age. I can see them opening the front door, which has a lever instead of a knob, when they get big enough to reach it. One day last week, they invented a game: They knocked some papers off the dining room table and would run, jump on the papers, and slide across the floor.
They're about as frustrating as listening to talking heads do a report on diabetes. Twice in the past three weeks, I've hit the ceiling during a report about diabetes on television. The problem is, I'm very much a print person and tend to not remember very well if it's audio. I have to listen to it several times.
Be that as it may, the latest was yesterday morning when some cardiac kind of doctor went on to announce, alarmingly, that whole wheat (or maybe whole-grain) breads…get this…raise your blood sugar! Just the same as white bread does! Horrors! And this happens, mind you, in people with diabetes, with prediabetes, and even pre-prediabetes.
What in the blue blazes is pre-prediabetes? I certainly don't know, and the interviewer didn't ask. Maybe it's people with beta-cell dysfunction, which precedes diabetes. I know it precedes Type 2. I don't know if "beta cell dysfunction" would also define your body attacking and killing the beta cells, as it does in Type 1.
On the glycemic index, stone-ground whole wheat bread is 53, white bread is 70, and 100% whole wheat is 77. The GI is a measure of the extent to which blood glucose rises after eating different foods. The lower the GI number, the less of a rise. But it's still going to rise. If you have diabetes.
I'm beginning to understand why people with Type 1 are angry at the portrayal of diabetes and with being lumped in with Type 2s. I'm getting angry myself, and I'm Type 2.
The thing is, whenever diabetes is discussed, the images shown are of wide bottoms, thunder thighs, and beer bellies. I have what I would call a typical Type 2 shape: Big bazonkers, a round tummy, a flat bottom, and skinny legs.
Plus, if you look at the statistics, chances are the shots aren't even of people with Type 2 diabetes.
Those of you who have been around me for a while know I don't like to commit math. I'm not a math "person." Nevertheless, I committed math. Just for you. I went to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) site and looked up stats on diabetes and on overweight and obesity.
The CDC does not make it easy. For diabetes, a publication from 2011 tells you that roughly 26 million people in the United States have diabetes and 79 million have prediabetes. It does not differentiate among types.
For overweight and obesity, the CDC gives you percentages. Broken down into age groups, into states, into whatever they can break it down into. Anything to avoid giving you straight national numbers.
I'm going to tell you how I did this so you can correct me if I flubbed:
• Took the population of the United States, which is about 308,745,538.
• Multiplied by 0.68% (the percentage of people 20 and older who are overweight or obese — 34% in each group — which was 209,946,966
• To which I added 12.5 million for the 2–19 years age group (it gave you a number for that age group in addition to the percentage). The total then was 222,446,966 people in the United States who are overweight or obese.
And I should tell you these were different years, albeit close together. The CDC and the US Census Bureau can't seem to get their years together.
So. We have 308.7 million people in the United States, of which nearly 222 million are overweight or obese. But only 105 million have diabetes or prediabetes. What happened to the other 117 million people? The ones who are overweight or obese, but who do NOT have diabetes or prediabetes? What would that be? More than half of the people who are overweight or obese do not — and probably will not — have/get Type 2 diabetes?
How dare they be fat and not have diabetes! It goes against every message "they" are sending us! Get fat; get diabetes! Could it be that
People just don't understand this, and the media keeps perpetuating misinformation.
So I've begun my own little campaign. Feel free to join me. I make sure I have the e-mail address of whatever news or opinion programs I tend to have on. When there's a diabetes story with inaccuracies or stereotypes, I whip out an e-mail, provide a correction or a complaint, and ask that they have somebody learn about diabetes so the interviewer can ask intelligent questions.
I am tired of being portrayed as having given Type 2 diabetes to myself because I am fat and lazy. I am NOT lazy.
Good points. Being fat and / or inactive does not cause diabetes. Granted, weight loss and exercise can delay it, sometimes prevent it, but as you pointed out, there are lots of obese and overweight people who do not have diabetes. People with diabetes did not cause themselves to get it! And should not be made to feel guilty about it. Let's face it, losing weight is easier said than done. Our bodies seem to have been made to survive a famine, but we have not faced a famine in a long time in the US. Most of us face and overabundance of food around us nearly every wakeful minute of every day!
Posted by: BK CDE | Sep 28, 2011 03:04 PM
Jan, Prediabetes, like diabetes, is a definition decided by a group of "experts," and the definition has changed with time, as it has for diabetes. Used to be you weren't considered diabetic until fasting was over 140. Now the cutoff is 126. Prediabetes means fasting higher than "normal," whatever that is, but not so high as to be diabetic, namely, 100 to 125. Prediabetes used to be considered 110 fasting but in 2003 they lowered this to 100. They may lower all the cutoffs in the future. They used to call this early diabetes stage "impaired glucose tolerance" or "impaired fasting glucose," but in 2002, they combined those categories and called them all "prediabetes." Obviously this all depends on the accuracy of the testing, and we all know that you could be 94 on Monday (no prediabetes) and 103 on Tuesday (prediabetes diagnosis), so it's not really not very accurate. But it's suggestive. I've written a book on prediabetes if anyone wants to know more: http://www.amazon.com/Prediabetes-What-Diabetes-Marlowe-Library/dp/1569244642/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1317241075&sr=1-2 Also a blogpost: http://www.healthcentral.com/diabetes/c/5068/129926/understanding
Posted by: Gretchen | Sep 28, 2011 04:23 PM
Hey Gretchen It wasn't prediabetes I was confused about: It was the pre-prediabetes. Know anything about that? Jan
Posted by: Jan | Sep 28, 2011 05:29 PM
Oops. Sorry, Jan. I should have known you'd know about prediabetes. I read quickly and sometimes misread. You'd think I'd learn, but . . . I've never heard the term pre-prediabetes, but I suspect it's referring to that study that showed that people in some sub-prediabetes category like fastings of 90 to 99 were more apt to get diabetes. Now we'll probably need a pre-pre-prediabetes for those 80 to 89, etc.
Posted by: Gretchen | Sep 29, 2011 10:58 AM
I found the article I was referring to, and they do use the term "pre-prediabetes," meaning high-normal BG. I haven't read it in detail: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2690430/
Posted by: Gretchen | Sep 29, 2011 11:17 AM
You have some very valid points, but the fact is that if your body is pre-disposed to insulin issues and you pile on that a high simple carbohydrate diet, a high fat diet, and lack of physical exercise (lazy has nothing to do with it) your body will fight and fight to normalize until it gets to the point it can't fight any more. Diabetes, for some people, is a lifestyle disease. That does not mean they are bad people, or lazy. When I was 100 pounds overweight I was anything BUT lazy. However, I ate a high calorie, high fat diet, and did not get regular healthy exercise. I was pre-diabetic in my 30s. Now in my 40s I am a 'healthy' weight, exercise daily, eat just about anything I want but choose to stay away from some things, and monitor my calories. I decided that monitoring my calories and exercise was preferable to monitoring my glucose levels and taking medications to stabilize my body. I have even had part of my pancreas removed (not related to diabetes) and am healthy as a horse (with half a pancreas) with no insulin issues. I work with people who are living with Type 2 diabetes and upon getting physically active, and cleaning up their diet even a little bit, some are able to drop their medications down, or even altogether. It is not because we all suddenly became "less lazy" or grew a brain. It is because we allowed our bodies to do what they were intended to do; eat appropriate calories and move each day. The truth is, we need to intentionally choose to move every day. We no longer have the "work sun up to sun down" lifestyle our ancestors did. As Jim pointed out, there was very little need to seek our exercise back in the day because life WAS moving all the time. Now we do. We may not like it. We may want to deny it's part of our issue. We may insist we "can't" when really we "won't" (I've developed workouts for people wheelchair and bed bound). You, yourself, stated that you are not lazy, in reference to being fat and lazy. I agree, but you are overweight. That is not a judgment, it is a fact and that weigh is impacting your body in a negative way. You can deny it, but I can deny gravity and it doesn't let me rocket into the sky. It's a fact. It is a proven, medical fact that obesity contributes to a variety of health issues, and that obesity in our modern day society is attributed to how we live our lives, in other words "lifestyle". It is not attributed to us being bad, lazy, small, tall, or loving cats. It is ONE aspect in this horrible disease, and one that is controllable. Not easy, by any means, to control, but it is controllable.
Posted by: TK | Oct 06, 2011 01:59 PM
Actually, Ann, I have written about an experience with a wellness program. It posted on July 26. I'd paste the URL in here, but my computer don't wanna! Jan (Editor's note: Here is the blog entry Jan is referring to.)
Posted by: Jan | Oct 06, 2011 10:26 AM
Eugene's comments are bang on and I sympathize. Unfortunately, though, the fix needed to stop the body rot of this problem is due to the design of the body and its early optimization against starving 10,000 years ago and requires one today to manage energy input and get sufficient hearty exercise in conjunction with any required meds. My layman's understanding of the reason for the problem lies at the feet of the incredible advances by science after the second world war that found ways to increase the bounty many fold of the high energy grains, corn and rice grown on huge farms along with the development of computers that have led to the most incredible collection of couch potato laptop tools, video games, wide screen TV along with cars to transport us everywhere. Unfortunately this massive change in the food energy content availability was matched with an incredible drop in energy burn at same time. Our present bodies were designed and optimized to survive in times past when food was scarce, scrawny and poor calorie content and required huge effort to find, catch and collect. Except in extremely occasional good random times would the energy input easily exceed the energy expended. In fact there were many periods of lean, starvation times. The current body is optimized for this by all the steps the body can take with its glucose storage in liver, kidneys, fat cells and skeletal muscle cells along with all the processes to convert/scavenge fat stores and muscles back to energy in a pinch. Worst off, the hunter gatherer gene digestion track grabs every available calorie from food eaten and converts to glucose and loads into the blood stream. In the past it was simply not possible to overfill the body's finite glucose stores on any regular basis making it unnecessary that energy input and exercise was balanced out. Under today's present situation; it would have been better to have either a less efficient gut/intestine or one that could throw over the side the excess calorie/glucose when the internal body glucose stores are filled up. The body's glucose regulation system is based upon storing spare glucose using insulin which depends on the fact that the glucose stores of the fat cells and especially the skeletal muscle cells always have room available to store more glucose on command of the insulin. When no more room exists, the skeletal muscle cells will turn off the power of the body's insulin to stop glucose transfer from blood stream to the storage sections of the skeletal muscles. That is insulin resistance. Therefore under today's situation; it is critical for a type 2 insulin resistant diabetic to carefully manage carbs-energy input and insure sufficient exercise to flush out the glucose stores so that the glucose regulation storage loop of the body stays functioning and under control and to do so must always have room to store more glucose. It is then the persons responsibility to ensure that energy input and exercise match up so as to keep the energy glucose stores partly empty. This was not a requirement in years past and agricultural innovation prior to the second world war but certainly seems so today. As for cures for this, they may be better answers tomorrow with better diagnostic tools and drugs but stopping the rot today necessitates the combined punch of meds coupled with carefull energy management of carbs-energy consumption and matching exercise. Yes that obviously will impact one's life style. Thank science for the help. I say all this from my own experience cleaning up my own mess after a stroke that resulted in meds to shut off a leaky liver, a 1200 calorie diet and one to two miles walking a day or its equivalent. Anybody doing hearty physical labour – ie moving 2 ton stone blocks by hand for the pharaoh's tombs and edifices probably does not have to worry about this situation and probably needs to ensure they eat sufficient rich grains, corn, rice etc to ensure they keep their weight up.
Posted by: jim snell | Oct 06, 2011 04:02 AM
I have a friend that is tall and stick thin. At about the age of 50 she was diagnosed with diabetes-Type 2. Her father, and all his siblings, also tall and thin, all of them, around the age of 50 were diagnosed. Heredity factor, I definitely think so. Yes, 'fat' folk are always pictured in the diabetes meds ads in magazines and newspapers. Yep, if your FAT your gonna be diabetic. But statistically, that just isn't so. Or everyone overweight would be and everybody under/normal weight wouldn't be. But the media sure wants you to believe it! Have you addressed the ads for medications? Hope you do!! Thanks, you made me smile today!
Posted by: Dawn | Oct 05, 2011 02:04 PM
What about all these "wellness" programs that employers are using to get their employees "healthy"? Those with diabetes are considered fat, stupid, and lazy. As a slightly overweight 70 year old with Type 2, I was told I must take a "diabetes management course" to learn how to manage my "disease." Never mind that my HbA1c is 5.4 and my fasting glucose is usually around 90 and has been for years except for a 6 month period last year when my HbA1c went to 5.6. A year ago I had a complete hip replacement after a fall that also split my femur. Their wellnes expert told me do water aerobics and jog in order to raise my heart rate. I was also told to join a gym even though I was still going to therapy three times a week. This was about 3 months after my fall. A year later I am still out of the water (infection) but am now allowed to participate in 5Ks as long as I walk.
Posted by: Ann | Oct 05, 2011 03:51 PM
On a number of occasions, I have heard a person with a healthcare background say that diabetes is a "lifestyle disease". While I know what that implies, I will then ask, "Whatever do you mean?" They state: "overweight, bad diet and not enough physical exercise". Of course, if I was feeling a bit guilty before asking, their answer just piles on that remorse. Interestingly enough, I have excellent eating habits and work (workout) physically harder than most people half my age (62). Personally, I think they should know better, and that is the problem. It is a social issue of ignorance when one segment of the population considers a disease as a punishment for bad behavior on the part of another significant segment of the population. As to the pre-pre-pre this or that, along with the diabetes is the healthcare professional who automatically suggests that you be taking blood-pressure and cholesterol medication as a precautionary measure, even though you do not show any obvious symptoms today. Knowing what I know about the insidious side effects of any number of the drugs and the problems of negative interaction, I find it incredible that many doctors put patients on an automatic "cocktail" just because you are diabetic. Blood boils!!!
Posted by: Eugene Gaudreau | Oct 05, 2011 03:54 PM
I take umbrage with last response in that: Claiming that lifestyle causes this problem is short sighted, unhelpful and useless. That said, chaning ones life style, diet and exercise are crucial along with any required meds are critical to get monster back in cage. Having been there, done that and now on the mend, the idiotic useless response by many professionals - just add more insulin - to type 2insulin resistance diabetes - in this field are causing the doubling and tripling of the number of cases of type 2 cases. The incredible improvement of grain production and quality of said items coupled with the massive reduction of human energy burn by couch potato exercise of laptops, cars, computers, dvd, hdtv, video games have more to do with this. Its time for professionals in trhe field to put up and shutup and start solving the real problem. The hunter gatherer super efficient gene and digestive track have more of a major role in causing this problem rather than personnal life style.
Posted by: jim snell | Oct 07, 2011 09:59 AM
I agree wholeheartedly with you. I too am Type2. I was diagnosed when I was 51. Nobody in my family has ever had diabetes, so when you hear all these reporters on t.v. talk about how it's caused by being obese and not getting enough exercise it really angers me. I am overweight, and do not belong to a gym, but I am not fat and lazy. My doctor has never told me I am too overweight and gave myself diabetes. I wish the media would stop portraying diabetics as if it were our fault we have this disease. Then they start talking about the costs of health insurance, as if people with diabetes make the costs rise. Hello! I and certainly many, many others pay our insurance premiums. We are not being taken care of for free by the government or health care system. They always sound as if it's our fault we have diabetes and we alone make the costs of health insurance so high.
Posted by: Sandy Schmidt | Oct 07, 2011 09:23 PM
Thanks for the great discussion of how the media mishandles the causes of both types of diabetes. My family member with type 1 gets tired of other young adults saying, "Oh, you have diabetes. So does my grandmother." There are so many differences between type 1 and type 2. It can be frustrating to try to explain the challenges that you face.
Posted by: Suzie | Oct 09, 2011 08:43 PM
Every carbohydrate that you eat, takes you trwoad insulin resistance. When your resistance becomes high, you are pre diabetic. When your resistance is so great that you can not make enough insulin, your blood sugar goes up, and you are known as a diabetic. The great thing is that when you are in the pre-diabetic stage, it can be completely reversed. A month or two on a sever carbohydrate restriction will reset your resistance by 10 years. Then all you have to do is balance your carbs, fats, and proteins. Stick with the natural saturated fat, as these new fake fats, like trans fats and canola, will kill you.
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Johnny Depp and Rebecca Hall star in the new computer movie, Transcendence.
Can we please stop making movies about computers? Computer viruses? And computer moguls, and big wigs? They have notoriously been panned, and no one wants to go see them. Even if Johnny Depp is in one.
This is the story of a brilliant Doctor of Engineering (Depp) and his wife (Hall), and their quest to invent Artificial Intelligence in theory, to benefit all of mankind. Quickly I will tell you, that the good doctor is killed by an anti-tech group who are out to derail his efforts. As he is dying, his grieving wife and their other doctor friend find a way to load the dying man's conscience into a computer. After they do that, his wife puts his being online, and everything hits the fan.
He is able to access all computers in the world and have a collective intelligence that is more powerful than everyone else in the world combined. He starts riping off banks, and every computer network on earth. He then, with his wife's help, build this gigantic computer center in the desert, and begin to engineer a breed of humans called "hybrids" that have super human powers. And now the only way he can be stopped is to upload a virus, onto the Internet that will result in the entire Internet being shut down world wide. That of course, causes catastrophic consequences. So what will happen?
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This has a nice cast with Depp, and Hall, and they drug Morgan Freeman into this quagmire, and somehow, he said yes. But this is just bad. Really bad. And this flopped badly last weekend, which now make two flops in a row for Depp (The Lone Ranger), and as good as he can be, he is in the dark side of his career. He needs a hit soon.
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KSP One Eye Pro Update: Day 7
September 29, 2011: Following yesterday's nail-biting men's and women's finals, KSP competition directors have called for an official lay day of the One Eye Pro as the "Fantasy KSP" winners of round one are announced.
A significant decrease in swell is giving KSP competitors and officialsa well-deserved rest today after an intense week of competition.
Although yesterday marked the last official day of competition, riders are still on standby for yet another massive swell expected to arrive on Saturday.
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With the KSP One Eye Pro winners determined, the Fantasy KSP by http://Fantastar.com/ delivered yet more winners at midnight GMT. KSP Fantasy League players have shown incredible insight with the following 5 teams and bagging some amazing prizes:
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2nd Place: Cruser Putnam - Team: Maui Rippas (wins a North Kiteboarding 2012 WHIP 5'6 Surfboard)
3rd Place: Jeremy Slack - Team: Waxer 99 (wins one of 3 One Eye Pro competition lycras signed by the riders)
4th Place: Ginette Buffone - Team: The Jets 97 (wins one of 3 One Eye Pro competition lycras signed by the riders)
5th Place: Charles Edwards - Maui Syndicate 94 (wins one of 3 One Eye Pro competition lycras signed by the riders)
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Does anyone have any tips on how to impress the coach and make the basketball team. I'm only about 5'2-5'3, have great handling, a great shot but not great defense and need to improve my conditioning.
Does anyone have any tips on how to impress the coach and make the basketball team. I'm only about 5'2-5'3, have great handling, a great shot but not great defense and need to improve my conditioning.
Depends really. Every coach mostly looks for different things in players. Just make sure you work you hardest out there, keep a good attitude, and don't try and showoff and ballhog. All coaches usually look for things like that.

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just always hustle, especially on defense. you can easily fool a coach into thinking you play better defense than you really do. just get low and smother them.

Yeah what they said. And set your team mates up a lot, since it sounds like you will be playing the point from how tall you said you were. Nothing is worse than a point guard who never passes (trust me...I know...)
When I was on the basketball team in middleschool I was useless on offense, but coach played me because I was all over my guy like a homosexual in the heat of passion.

QUOTE (BrewCityBuck @ Oct 25 2006, 09:50 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

When I was on the basketball team in middleschool I was useless on offense, but coach played me because I was all over my guy like a homosexual in the heat of passion.
well, we know who wants same sex marriage......j/kBut just TRY hard on defense, ask questions, put all effort and dont get ran over. If your in a scrimmage during tryouts and some guy shoots on you or does a crossover on you, come back and embarass him too. Just have that fire in you.

Hustle my tryouts are soon. I'm a Freshman in Carlisle High but I'm 6'2" unlike you who shorter an has to do way more work. Okay listen do you guys have like pre-season open gym days like just come so the coach can watch you an stuff ? If you do GO to every one of them because that will say one thing that you really want this an you really want to play He will like that an also like someone said Hustle like crazy since your a little dude you probably can't jump as high as me just cause I got hight but Im not saying you can't jump so you should work on hands make your hands, wrist stronger an faster if you have fast hands you can steal likes crazy then you dont have to jump an crap you know what I mean? So that things are:1. Come to every Open Gym [if you have them] that will show him you really want to be on the team. 2. Hustle like crazy an on the weekends get out your house an run 3 miles then rest for 5-10mins run 1 mile then do sprints like 40 yards an stuff then make it shorts to imporve your speed.3. Make your hands faster an make your arms stronger that means weight lift if you can't weight lift do 40-50 push-ups then 5-10 one arm push ups. Then 125-135 sit ups. And you said you got nice ball handing your good there you dont need anything else for your hight, I think.Edit: Hope you understood that, if you didn't tell me I'll try to explen it better.

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^We have the same favorite player :happy0144: But, yeah just show the coach you want to be on team bad. Like our tryouts are on Halloween night 6:30 to 8:00. I asked him why and he said whoever shows up I know they will miss Halloween for basketball.

QUOTE (STAT @ Oct 25 2006, 09:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Nothing is worse than a point guard who never passes (trust me...I know...)
Ain't that the truth! so frustrating for the whole team, especially when they're not a good scorer.

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Ain't that the truth! so frustrating for the whole team, especially when they're not a good scorer.
Yeah, and when they eventually do pass, they throw over some crappy pass that gets picked off easily.And for the tryouts, just go to every school basketball function that goes on before tryouts start to show you really want to be on the team. 4 weeks ago, I broke my wrist in two places and I just got cleared for sports yesterday. But during the time I was out, I went to every practice and game my club team had (my freshmen coach is the coach of that team too) and showed dedication and passion for the game, and in return, he gave me a lot of left handed drills and ball handling drills to do while I was out. It really helps to show dedication to the team and the sport, and then your coaches will know that even if you aren't too good, they can give you drills and stuff to do and then they will have faith that you will do them.
It's easy as hell to make freshmen bball team.. at least my school

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work harder than everyone else. hustle. show how badly you want it.

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When I was on the basketball team in middleschool I was useless on offense, but coach played me because I was all over my guy like a homosexual in the heat of passion.
 :HAHAHA: If I were you just work harder then anyone else. be the last guy to leave conditioning or weight lifting, dive for loose balls, and be a vocal leader on the court. Encourage teammates and your coach will take notice.
Don't make dumb descisions, play tight defense without fouling, and hustle like crazy.You still want to have our debate on Chicago vs. Detroit Rashadz? I'll do it.
PG Oscar Robertson / Dennis Johnson / Sam Cassell
SG Allen Iverson / Mark Aguirre
SF George Gervin / Bobby Jones / Jeff Hornecek
PF Bob Pettit / Dave DeBusschere
C Artis Gilmore / Nate Thurmond
Everything mentioned in this thread is the same thing that I told you on AIM before you made this.Work hard, Hustle, Play defense.Make it seem like your really excited to be there. Become a vocal leader.

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"How I play on the court is not how I am off the court, "You've gotta be cocky when you shoot the ball, and I feel like I have to play with a swagger. Sometimes that results in me talking to other players and fans, or doing a head bob and smiling. It's not something I do consciously, but it's something I've learned to do out of necessity over the years."
Thanks for all the helpful tips and I'm going to work very hard to improve my conditioning in the next two weeks before tryouts.
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Don't make dumb descisions, play tight defense without fouling, and hustle like crazy.You still want to have our debate on Chicago vs. Detroit Rashadz? I'll do it.
Let's Do It
I am also.. Except well, we only have seven guys signed up so far. But, we got another two weeks.

I'm against all odds. There's 77 players who signed up to tryout and 26 make it...and trust me, I haven't seen anyone who doesn't look like they are good at basketball at the meeting. All 77 look like they could all be solid players.
lol well juss relax....thats the first thing u need to do...I always would juss take a deep breathe and play like I know how...my freshman year I made the team when he kept 12 and 30 went out...lefty I think got cut lol haha but owell...juss go out there n hustle n play like u know how dont try to showboat or show up any of your teammates during your tryout...juss shut your mouth n play ball...the ones they dont really notice r the ones that usually make the team...that dont sound right but its true because I never would say a word to the coaches and I easily made the team but I think thats because im 6 foot and can shoot the lights out and we r a short squad as it is...but juss remember relax n play ball
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I'm against all odds. There's 77 players who signed up to tryout and 26 make it...and trust me, I haven't seen anyone who doesn't look like they are good at basketball at the meeting. All 77 look like they could all be solid players.
77!?!?!? You have 77 freshmen trying out? God damn, isn't that like all the freshmen boys?

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yo..all you have to do is hustle and listen. Dont worry about scoring. Try not to turn the ball over too much. Youll be ok. Just go out there and do your thing.My school had about 120 trying out..I was one of the 12 picked.What schools will you be playing by the way? Any schools from Chicago?

77 players? Damn.. You're toast.Anyway, just do as CP3 does:Pass-first, score-send; involve players in the game, you know? Just tell them what to do next. Be the playmaker.

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Vegan Cream of Mushroom Soup
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A favorite of the staff at Vega HQ, Chef Morgan's vegan cream of mushroom soup hits the spot on cool winter days.
- 1 tsp coconut or olive oil
- 2 medium onions, diced
- 2 pounds assorted mushrooms, cut into bite sized pieces. (at VegaHQ we used portabella and button mushrooms)
- 1 cup of a good quality white wine, or vegetable broth*
- 2 (15oz) can coconut milk
- 2 – 4 cups vegetable stock
- 5 sprigs fresh thyme (and extra for garnishing)
- Salt and pepper, to taste
* Chef Morgan's Tip – Never use a wine for cooking that you wouldn't want to drink!
- In a soup pot, melt coconut oil over medium-high heat.
- Add onion and sauté 5-8 minutes or until translucent.
- Add assorted mushrooms and sauté for 8-15 minutes until browned and juices are mostly evaporated.
- Add wine and deglaze pot, scraping any browned bits off the bottom.
- Reserve half of the mushrooms and onions and place into a blender.Add 1 can coconut milk and blend until smooth.
- Add pureed mushrooms, remaining coconut milk and 2 cups stock into pot. Add more stock if soup is too thick for your liking.
- Season soup with thyme leaves, salt and pepper.
- Simmer soup over medium-low heat for 10 minutes.
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If you live by the credo that chocolate makes everything better, then this is the dish is for you. It begins with shell pasta cooked al dente and swimming in a pool of smoky Gouda sauce. The final luxourious product is then covered in dark chocolate shavings, which melt into the cheese sauce. While it may sound so wrong, local fans say it tastes so right.
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A historian's statement on Kwame Kilpatrick's conviction
By Paul Lee
While Detroit's "white"-controlled news media is all but dancing in the streets over the conviction of former Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, proclaiming that "justice has been served," most "Black" Detroiters recognize this for what it is:
Part of a nationwide Justice Department campaign, which has continued under Republican and Democratic administrations, including President Barack Obama's, to decapitater majority-African American cities of independent-minded elected officials while leaving in place bought-and-paid-for modern-day slaves, who owe their livelihoods to and faithfully serve "white" political and corporate interests.
Most "Black" Michiganders see Kilpatrick's conviction — coming in the same week that Gov. Rick Snyder might appoint an emergency manager to rule over the state's most important majority-African American city and exploit its rich resources for the benefit of "white" corporate interests — as a victory for white supremacy in its ongoing war against "Black" people, which began with the invasion of Africa five centuries ago.
Kilpatrick was never any more or less perfect than anyone else. However, he was also never the demon, or stereotypical field N—-r "buck," which the "white"-dominated news media made him out to be in order to help justify and facilitate the "white" takeover of another majority-"Black" city.
It would be dangerous for any "Black" person not to realize that white supremacy's war against him is, in fact, only part of its war against us.
Paul Lee is a Highland Park historian.