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What was life like for you as a JW teenager?
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|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:09:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 1129 of 1118
Joined 6/6/2009
in the WT's illistrations they portray jw teenagers as happy, together group. My experinace is that the JW teenagers in the cong were some of the bitchyist backstabbing arse holes i'll ever meet.
It was unheard of for us to engage in group "wholesome activity" as show in the WT's illistrations. The competition amongst the girls for the handsome, sane and elders sons were cut throat. The boys in turn played the girls like pianos, reveling in the attention.
The older people in the cong constantly told us off for everything. especailly they looked out for any sign that you might be developing a personality/ mind of your own... and quickly acted to nip that in the bud!
the kudos of meeting attendence, answering up, bible studies, pioneering, TMS, MTS etc were all used as whepons in the war of "whose the most spritual"? This in turn scored bonus points with the opposite sex, in fact that was the whole and entire motivation. The JW equivilent of wearing a mini skirt to attract attention.
Being a teenager was misrable due to having all the impluses of a adult and not being allowed to act on them. Instead knowing you would have to go through the whole scene of courting then getting married before you could do anything. Either that or you lost everything.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:18:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 1287 of 1661
Joined 2/7/2005
I think the only fun activity I remember doing once was playing tackle football with kids from another congregation. It was hell of fun. But didn't last too long before the elders put a stop to that.
Then there was that water balloon fight where some teenage sisters were involved.... lol
Besides those times, it was pretty much dull.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:27:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 12736 of 13147
Joined 9/25/2002
I think the only fun activity I remember doing once was playing tackle football with kids from another congregation. It was hell of fun. But didn't last too long before the elders put a stop to that.
Then there was that water balloon fight where some teenage sisters were involved.... lol
LOL.... were you in my hall?
We used to have weekly football games in the fall and weekly basketball games in a rented gym during the winter, early spring. Each of those were constantly hassled by the stick-in-the-mud elders or snoopy older dodgy folks.
And I remember getting in trouble for a water related incident with a well-endowed sister when we were all about 15-16. It was a congregation picnic and we got to horsing around with empty chicken buckets filled with water. She got me first...I chased her and got a full frontal blast of water on her white t-shirt. Oh, it was nice... but I got in trouble but good.
And there was the time I got to take the girl of my dreams home from a picnic. Just me and her in the car... ALONE! OMG! I about couldn't stand it. But - nothing happened. Oh well... so much for that JW idea of leaving two single people together falling into lustful sin at the drop of a hat. I was looking forward to it.... but it just didn't happen.
But by and large, life as a JW teenager was BORING. Until I got my license and got to get out a little more I was stuck at home, except for meetings and service. There were no family outings, other than a once a year vacation. Going out of town meant going to a convention.
There was more freedom when I had a car, but with heavy curfews and not really fitting in with the popular cliques, I got to where I cherished my time alone with music more than anything.
|charlie brown jr.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:32:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
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Joined 3/15/2011
Well In High School I was.......
Yep that JW people didn't mind hanging out with......
See me and 3 other JW's hung out and DID have the Double Life....
Drinking ...Weed... trouble.....
Then Stupid me ......
I took it seriously.... and got Baptized!!!!!!
We got away with Lots!!!
I took it serious my Senior Year.......
|Band on the Run
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:35:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
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Joined 12/18/2010
Utter horror. Unlike others, there was very little socialization in my KH. I lived in a very different neighborhood. The isolation was so keen. College and the Beatles were my raison d'etre. Much had to do with my father but the Witness culture is also present. Atrocious.
It is normal to flirt, dance, date. How does anyone go into a decent marriage unable to stand on your own two feet and at such a young age. My cousins married at 14. Pregnancy was the reason. If you counted the time to baby's birth, the child was conceived out of marriage. The elders looked the other way. My opinion is that if teenagers were able to do slightly supervised teen age things, social skills would be developed. An education and a job would connote maturity. I cried b/c they seemed to skip all these years. The truth is they did not skip them to be more mature. B/c they never had to go through what I endured, they stayed at a juvenile age. Grown ups should marry, not children. Pregnancy is a very bad reason for marriage.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:42:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
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Joined 7/8/2009
Oh yeah, I remember the competition for the guys attention. There was one guy in particular in our congo that I got along with. We had a similar, dry sense of humor. We weren't attracted to each other, but we were buds. One of the girls set her sights on him, and after meetings, I could count down how long before she pulled him away from me- in the middle of a conversation!
Her goal was to get married at 18 and to be the first in our age group to tie the knot. Someone beat her to it- ha!
I thought that their behavior was embarrassing. I wasn't attracted to the guys in my hall; they just didn't seem genuine, acting one way at the hall and another way outside. Of course, we weren't allowed to show our true personalities; we all had to act "spiritually minded".
|charlie brown jr.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:45:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 1576 of 1819
Joined 3/15/2011
There was one guy in particular in our congo that I got along with. We had a similar, dry sense of humor. We weren't attracted to each other, but we were buds.
they just didn't seem genuine, acting one way at the hall and another way outside.
Just Kidding LOL
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:47:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 1357 of 1902
Joined 6/30/2009
I had fun as a teenage jw back in the 70s. There were lots of gatherings, games, dancing, and music. I remember several of the elder gatherings where card games were played, good food, and alcoholic drinks. There were multi-cong park gatherings of vollyball, baseball, and picnic food. Then about twenty years ago, the fun-loving elder body passed away and the younger elder body placed all sorts of restrictions on gatherings. Now I feel sorry for the teenage jws today.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:56:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 12741 of 13147
Joined 9/25/2002
Now I feel sorry for the teenage jws today.
I dunno...
While we see evidence of the WTS becoming more and more cultish, I see evidences that everyday dubs are less zealous than before (which is why the WTS is reacting so cultish). I see JWs actually living more like the world around them. They shun holidays, politics and hope to never have to face the blood issue, but aside from those few things, most of them are pretty normal living folks. They're sending their kids to colleges. Maybe not an Ive League school or anything, but they're getting them higher education. They're buying homes and cars. Taking trips and enjoying life and what the world has to offer in the ways of entertainment and culture.
I'm sure there are some hardcore dubs that hold to the party line, but it looks like from the dubs I still have contact with that, generally speaking, today's JWs aren't holding their breath for Armageddon. They're living and planning their future in this world. As they have less zeal, then their kids are going to have even less. And they're going to start breaking the taboos that we didn't. Worldly association. Entertainment. Sports. Dating. Traveling. Education. Careers.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:59:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 1024 of 2146
Joined 10/11/2010
I went to a few gatherings when I was younger but overall they were dull. Young Jw's can be very weird.
|charlie brown jr.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 21:02:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 1578 of 1819
Joined 3/15/2011
Today's JW teenagers LOL they're probably Worse than We EVER THOUGHT OF....
"I hear Jack and Billy went to a Party at Jen's with some other sisters and brothers and it was called a Rainbow Party.... Isn't Jehovah's Org. wonderful...."
Sure Is LOL
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 21:05:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 1288 of 1661
Joined 2/7/2005
Undercover, did the white tee gave you a sneek peak? Lol. One of the girls I played with was wearing a white t-shirt so I was going after her. She put up a good fight, but soon I was dissapointed because she was wearing a sports bra.
As playing football goes it was really fun. I've always got stuck playing running back. Even got a couple of bruises on the ribs. But JWs take the fun out of everything.
Yep, the family outing was the convention. And family Friday night was studying the magazines or any watchtower literature.
I got away from that once I also got my car at the age of 15. I was able to leave the meetings early and skip the ministry even though I didn't have anywhere to go, it was better than staying there.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 21:27:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 12742 of 13147
Joined 9/25/2002
did the white tee gave you a sneek peak?
My first wet t-shirt contest...so to speak. And at the ripe young age of about 15. It was glorious.
The football games sometimes ended with injuries. One guy broke a leg or ankle or something. We had to take him to the hospital. I broke a rib one time. Basketball de-evolved into shoving matches and fights. One game we "allowed" a couple of 'worldly' guys to play. A fight broke out. Not the worldly guys. Two pioneers. The worldly guys broke it up and left disgusted. Said it was just a game, why get so worked up about it. Injuries and the reports of violence eventually ended the football/basketball traditions. Pesky ole elders...
The car was freedom. But even then, if you weren't in the right cliques, there wasn't always any where to go. I had just enough friends that I was able to escape the house a couple of nights a week. Otherwise it was headphones and Pink Floyd. I couldn't skip meetings or service without a third degree later. I remember one time I was supposed to be aux. pioneering but a friend and I spent Satruday afternoons going to the movies. When my parents found out I wasn't in service there was hell to pay.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 21:35:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 161 of 3575
Joined 11/9/2011
I was a very lonely teen, an only child. In the KH, I was the only nerd amongst preps. I was into computers and physics, they into clothes and football. Needless to say, I was not on any female's radar.
I struggled heavily with issues of faith, the existence of God, if the Bible was True, and whether JWs were The Truth. At 17, after much deliberation, I decided for the Org. Last year, I realized how wrong I was!
|No Room For George
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 21:45:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 1925 of 1748
Joined 4/25/2011
I love reading through these threads getting a picture of everybody's life. I'm thinking that a comedic coming of age movie based on a young JW's life and double life(in some cases multiple lives), is long overdue. Not a drama like World's Apart, but something more along the line of Dazed & Confused, or a PG-13 rated American Pie.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 21:50:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 2313 of 2287
Joined 4/4/2003
It was an awful lot like this...
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 22:00:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 1290 of 1661
Joined 2/7/2005
Yeah I remember when I decided to stop cold on being a JW my parents took the car away for a few days thinking I would change my mind. Then they gave it back to me thinking that would change my mind. Funny.
Yeah, Pink Floyd the wall album basically interprets my teenage life.
|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 22:04:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
Post 8388 of 19410
Joined 6/17/2009
It was the Best of Times and the Worst of Times. Best part was there were probably 2000-3000 teenagers in our District all going through High School in the mid 60s, parties every weekend, we usually hit 2-3 every Saturday night. There were 30 of us just in my own KH, we had football leagues, mountain and beach camping trips, bicycle trips, surfing trips.
Worse parts- the Vietnam War was building up and that meant Pioneering, we were told not to go to college, that killed my career ambitions. When I got into trouble with the Draft the Society threw me under the bus. At 19 I was sent to a KH and made School Overseer/Book Study conductor and Pioneering with Stalin and Lenin as my Overseers, I was in deep trouble and no one to help. I had been an alcoholic for 4 years by then and it got worse, much worse with blackouts and the whole nine yards.
Because of the Society's strict Dating standards many of my friends got married at 18-20, by 25 most were divorced and on to their 2nd mates.
1965-1975 were Orwellian times.
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|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 23:13:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
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Joined 11/28/2011
Yeah, the "wholesome activity" was few and far between. I remember a couple barbeques when I was younger, a "dance" if you could call it that, and a party for one of the Elder's and his wife. Oh and the house warming party for another elder and his wife when they moved...
Other than that...yeah, nothing.
I didn't hang out with any of the people my age. There were only a few and I did not much care for them, or know them well, or desire to. There were maybe four or five females my age, two disfellowshipped. One, Amber, was the sort of "double life" JW, and she was a B*t*h. The other, Elise, was nice and we actually hung out a bit at high school, we were both on the school paper, so we chatted. Beyond that, we just never did anything and I haven't seen her since I left. We weren't close. And the males...well, they were divided into two camps. The double life jock JW, who I actually liked but they usually had worldly girlfriends. Taken. And the others were very theocratic brothers, studying for their baptism and terribly excited for the chance to unwind the electrical cords. You guys know the type....
Anyway, the boys... most were actually very attractive. But like I said one half was taken, the other half, well.... I was not interested. Not that my parents didn't try... Always with the little subtle, and not so subtle comments. And the funniest part, I was already dating someone at the time. A worldly guy from my school. He had way more character dimension than any of the "brothers". If my life had been a movie, my boyfriend would have been the dashing hero, and the JW men would have been the flat, random guy you see in the background buying coffee... He was twenty times more masculine, attractive and honorable in his teenage years than any of the JW men are TODAY. When he left for boot camp (yes. Soldier. Oh, did that piss my parents off!) was about the time this mid-twenties guy started being "groomed" by the Elders. Still was a ministerial servant, but you could just TELL he would be an Elder. He was the "golden boy" of the congregation. well, I made the crappy mistake of offhandedly mentioning to my sister how attractive he was. My father overhears and started instantly with the, "maybe we should invite him to dinner" and "maybe you should go out in service with him" yadda yadda. I just rolled my eyes and shook my head. My own father, trying to pair his seventeen year old daughter with a 25-28 year old. At that age aren't the parents usually having panic attacks, "he's too old for you!" Geez.
All in all a very boring teenage life... But oh was I the most terrible daughter when I left. I didn't sleep around, smoke, drink, do drugs, run away, sneak out of the house go to wild parties. With all the vitriol and disgust they treated me with for leaving I was really tempted. Heck, I'm getting treated like I've done all this crap might as well go have the fun too....
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|posted Thu, 05 Jan 2012 23:41:00 GMT(1/5/2012)
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Meeting Tucker
Bella and I went to see our lil Entlebucher Mountain Dog cousin Tucker today. He lives with his two humans close to the sea by Portsmouth here in England. We had arranged to meet up on the beach, show lil Tucker how to play fetch and dip his paws in the sea water – but when he showed up with his two mummies, I quickly realised what would happen.
He was real cute, for a boy – and I could see my human go all puppy broody. Bella's human was no better, and they both cuddled Tucker and gave him waay too much attention, checking his lil paws that had extra toes on them, and kissed him on the nose *sigh*. I had to do something so I decided to start training his humans at fetch, knowing that lil Tucker soon would need them both to be able to throw that stick real far. I had just managed to get them somewhat trained in throwing skills when it was time to go to Tucker's house.
Tucker's House
Our little cousin was so happy to show us around – he told us there's a real rabbit upstairs and that they had parrots in the conservative but we weren't allowed to go and see them so Bella and I didn't believe any of it. Then we went into the living room and as the humans started munching away on pizza and cake, Bella stole my favourite green ball, and started teasing Tucker with it. Tucker loved the game and sooon they were chasing each other round the living room having lots of fun while the humans watched and cheered them on. I quickly got really bored and annoyed with the two puppies getting all the attention.
Thats when it happened.
The tempting scent of a newly bought dog toy tickled my nostrils and I went out to see where it might come from. I promised myself I would only have a peek – everyone knows you need to be good to puppies, and it wouldn't be fair to play with his toys behind his back. I followed the scent to Tucker's kitchen, looked back to see if anyone had spotted me and put my paws on the counter top (editor's note: standard counter surfing pose).
It was so round and perfect I started drooling with excitement.
The rubber ball still in its packaging and it looked so pawsome I just couldn't stop myself.
I leaned in to get a better sniff and the rubber smelled so tempting I decided just to give it a little lick. I only meant to taste it, I promise.
A minute or so later, when the ball was all slobbery, I thought I might just as well take it in my mouth just to see if it was any good to play with and perhaps bring it in to Tucker.
But as soon as the rubber ball was inside my mouth, all thoughts of Tucker disappeared and I gave the ball a good shake and a growl and ran back into the living room.
In my opinion it wasn't really mischief – I was only giving Tucker a lesson in the importance of keeping an eye on his toys *waggy tail*
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Over the weekend I did that thing I seem to do every Spring... I made some new pillow covers. This is not earth-shatteringly big news (sorry) but you see, the fun thing about keeping a blog as long as I have is that these interesting creative patterns emerge. One of those patterns is Spring, myself, and pillows. Apparently we meet up almost yearly. (As evidenced here, here, here, and here.) I doubt I would have paid attention to that otherwise.
So why break trend? This time around I played around with a cut of Anna Maria Horner's "Twill Bonnet" print from her Dowry line. But let's change it up! What if I patchworked the same print on the pillow front? I cut nine 6 1/2" squares from the print (no fussy cutting) and intentionally placed them not to match up, just turning the fabric this way and that to find a configuration I liked.
I sewed the squares together with a 1/4" seam allowance, and then decided to layer quilt batting and muslin on the back and quilt the front with some straight lines using my walking foot.
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Once upon a time on a hot summer day, there was a couple who were super in love. They loved their friends and loved lawn games and just happened to be getting married. Awesome. I had an great time running around taking photos at this lovely laid-back wedding at the Pierce house in Lincoln, MA.
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AAA members will be present with telescopes specially filtered to view the Sun. You may bring your own equipment, but we insist on strict safety provisions due to the dangers of improperly filtered direct solar viewing. All devices used for direct solar viewing must be fitted with approved filters.
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- From Downtown: M1, M2, M3, and M4 buses go along Madison Avenue. Get off at 72nd Street and walk west to Fifth Avenue (4).
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HARRISBURG, Feb. 7 – State Rep. Cherelle L. Parker, D-Phila., today said she is disappointed but not terribly surprised by the 21012-13 budget proposal offered by Gov. Corbett to the General Assembly this morning.
"Corbett is continuing his assault on public education by eliminating the $100 million Accountability Block Grant program less than a year after he and the Republicans cut $900 million from basic education funding," Parker said. The Accountability Block Grant program helps schools provide pre-kindergarten and full-day kindergarten programs and reduce class size in early grades.
Corbett also proposed cutting funding for state-owned universities, such as Cheyney and West Chester, by 20 percent, and state-related universities, including Temple, by 30 percent. That comes on the heels of budget cuts that that forced state-owned universities to increase tuition by 7.5 percent for this school year. "Although there are no proposed cuts to Lincoln University this year, they are still reeling from the 24 percent cut in state funding it faced this past year," Parker said. Community colleges were cut another 5 percent, as were PHEAA grants.
"I understand that revenues are tight but they do not need to be as bad as they are," Parker said. "The governor continues to ignore the choices available to us to increase revenue, such as closing the so-called Delaware Loophole, which allows business to avoid paying its fair share. Instead of going after consumers to pay the sales taxes on internet purchases, why isn't the governor mandating that businesses making the sale, collect those taxes upfront and submit them to the state?
"Instead he is going after the most vulnerable in our society," Parker said, "with his attacks on women, children, seniors, veterans, and individuals with disabilities. The governor is taking giant backward steps in the funding of education at all levels, and he is allowing multibillion dollar companies to ride roughshod over us all," Parker said.
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Fresh off the premiere of her MTV reality show, "The City," this week, Whitney Port will meet fans and promote DL 1961 denim and its four-way stretch jeans at Nordstrom at South Coast Plaza from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Guests will enjoy live music and refreshments while Port, a former star of "The Hills," is available in the Savvy department on the second floor.
The young and talented New York-based designer is coming to Neiman Marcus at Fashion Island on Wednesday, Oct. 21. I'll provide more details later as they become available.
You might have seen him as a guest judge on "Project Runway" last week. Now you can shop his tailored, rocker-style clothes to benefit a charity.
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Hi folks.
I've been visiting this part of Cornwall regularly for thirty or more years and never ever photographed this icon of the British landscape.
On the last evening of my latest trip I had not only the opportunity but also some decent light.
I'd had this tribute to Mr. Noton in my head for quite a while, so it was nice to be able to take advantage of the light for once, and also to have the unhurried time to shoot a few frames without the interruption of having to light the campsite bbq!
Thoroughly sated photographically, we then became thoroughly sated gastronomically with an excellent end-of-trip meal at the superb Beach restaurant in Sennen Cove. Lovely
This is dedicated to Messrs Noton and Morgan.
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Fantastic image indeed.
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Indeed a great photo and well done for capturing the light and ambiance that evening. Looking at it large, I prefer to crop off the very black lower part of the frame, which however does un-balance the composition a bit and it might gain by taking a sliver off the left hand side too... Have you tried a crop like that? Rgds., Adam
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great shot
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I really like this Bill. It doesn't feel unbalanced to me and with everything centrally positioned it has a nice geometric sense about it!
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Many thanks everyone! Most appreciated. (I'm still trying to find the time to catch up with everyone, too!! Busy busy busy...:-()
Interesting point, Adam. As a rule I often experiment with various crop ratios. In this case I preferred the geometric simplicity of my original framing, and don't really think cropping would improve the image.
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A fine tribute it is as well.
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Wow! An award!!
Thanks very much indeed, Tony!
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A CHARITY walk needs a driver for a Nepal fundraising trip. But don't worry you won't need to drive all the way to Kathmandu.
The helper is needed to support a big group of expats who will be undertaking the so-called 'Coast to Coast Walk' from Nerja to Tarifa in September.
The 21-day trip, which covers 430 kilometres, takes place from September 15 to October 5. A van and a man is vital to help with logistical support.
Walk organiser Guy Hunter-Watts told the Olive Press: "The driver who originally offered to help has returned to the UK with his van, so we're desperately looking for a replacement vehicle.
"This would ideally be a 7 or 8 seater minivan, like a VW transporter or Ford Transit. And if the van were to come with a driver that would be even better."
As this is a charity walk the organisers aren't able to pay a wage, but they are offering a small daily allowance for food and accommodation.
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Maybe I should clarify that we're not necessarily looking for a driver for all 21 days, even though it would be great if we were to find one. Even if you were able to help for 3 or 4 days it would be a great help and it should be a lot of fun, too.
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Appropriately enough, there's a practically endless supply of Endless Runners to choose from across the App Store. Which ones are the best and most worthy of your attention, though? We took a look at our favorite 4 in recent times and explain just why they're worth diving into.
Solipskier has been quite a hit both commercially and amongst the developer crowd. It's not strictly an Endless 'Runner', instead focusing on skiing but it is fantastic fun. Players must draw the ski slopes while picking up speed and completing some impressive jumps and tricks. It also offers some innovative and memorable music thanks to a feature that means music 'pops out' when skiing fast, adding to the sense of speed as you solely hear the sound effects rather than soundtrack for a time.
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Tiny Wings
Yes, it's nearly as huge as Angry Birds (and continues the bird theme well) but it'd be impossible to not mention Tiny Wings when rounding up the best Endless Runners. All about flying endlessly, players control a cute bird as they bounce across many hills. One tap is all that's needed to control momentum with numerous challenges encouraging players to improve for next time. The latest update included an extra mode for even more fun. It's a wonderfully calming yet gripping experience.
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One Epic Knight
One of the more recent entries to the genre, One Epic Knight combines dungeon crawling with endless running, pitting a knight against a never ending dungeon as he attempts to collect up all the loot, clear the evil creatures and dodge some fearsome traps. Swipe controls ensure none of this feels too complicated and it's a great change of pace for a normally predictable genre.
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Ski Safari
Many games have included avalanche chases, Ski Safari focuses solely on this big problem with Sven the skier desperately trying to escape the cavalcade of snow while using animals to help his escape. Each animal offers a different ability to speed Sven up plus a selection of objectives add extra purpose to the game. It's adorable and addictive in equal measures.
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Clara, I am sorry, there is no possible way to identify it if there are no markings on it.
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Panic disorder
Panic disorder is a type of anxiety disorder in which someone has repeated attacks of intense fear that something bad will occur when not expected. The person lives in fear that another attack will occur.
See also: Generalized anxiety disorder
Alternative Names
Panic attacks
The exact cause of panic disorders is unknown. Genetics may play a role. Studies suggest that if one identical twin has panic disorder, the other twin will also develop the condition 40% of the time. However, panic disorder often occurs when there is no family history.
Panic disorder is twice as common in women as in men. Symptoms usually begin before age 25, but may occur in the mid 30s. Although panic disorder may occur in children, it is often not diagnosed until they are older.
Before a diagnosis of panic disorder is made, people with this condition often have had visits to emergency rooms and health care providers for symptoms related to possible heart attack or other physical symptoms.
A panic attack begins suddenly, and most often peaks within 10 - 20 minutes. Some symptoms may linger for 1 or more hours afterwards. During a panic attack, the person believes he or she is "going crazy," having a heart attack, or about to die.
Panic attacks cannot be predicted. At least in the early stages of the disorder, there is no cue or trigger that starts the attack. Recalling a past attack may trigger panic attacks. How often and in what pattern they occur can vary.
Panic attacks may include anxiety about being in a situation where an escape may be difficult (such as being in a crowd or traveling in a car or bus).
A person with panic disorder often lives in fear of another attack, and may be afraid to be alone or far from medical help.
With panic disorder, at least four of the following symptoms occur during an attack:
- Chest pain or discomfort
- Dizziness or faintness
- Fear of dying
- Fear of losing control or impending doom
- Feeling of choking
- Feelings of detachment
- Feelings of unreality
- Nausea or upset stomach
- Numbness or tingling in the hands, feet, or face
- Palpitations, fast heart rate, or pounding heart
- Sensation of shortness of breath or smothering
- Sweating, chills, or hot flashes
- Trembling or shaking
Panic attacks may change behavior and function at home, school, or work. People with the disorder often worry about the effects of their panic attacks.
People with panic disorder may have symptoms of:
Exams and Tests
A health care provider will perform a physical examination, including blood tests and a psychiatric evaluation. Medical disorders must be ruled out before panic disorder can be diagnosed.
Disorders related to substance abuse should also be considered, because some can mimic panic attacks. Substance abuse also can occur when people who have panic attacks try to cope with their fear by using alcohol or illegal drugs.
Cardiovascular, endocrine, respiratory, and nervous system (neurologic) disorders can be present at the same time as panic disorders. Specific tests will vary from person to person depending on the symptoms.
Many people with panic disorder first seek treatment in the emergency room, because the panic attack feels like a heart attack.
The goal of treatment is to help you function well during everyday life. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and medications are the mainstays of treatment.
Medications are an important part of treatment. Once you start taking them, do not suddenly stop without talking with your health care provider.
Medications that may be used include:
- Antidepressants called SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) are the most commonly used medications for panic disorder. They include fluoxetine (Prozac), sertraline (Zoloft), paroxetine (Paxil), fluvoxamine (Luvox), citalopram (Celexa), and escitalopram (Lexapro).
- Serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) and other antidepressants.
- If SSRIs or SNRIs do not help, benzodiazepines may be used. They include alprazolam (Xanax), clonazepam (Klonopin), and lorazepam (Ativan). However, people can become dependant on or addicted to drugs in this class of medications. Ideally, these drugs should be used only on a temporary basis.
- Other antidepressants and some anti-seizure drugs may be used for severe cases.
- Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs), such as phenelzine (Nardil), tranylcypramine (Parnate), and isocarboxazid (Marplan), are only used when the other drugs do not work. Although they can be very helpful for treating panic disorders, MAOIs have serious side effects and can interact with other drugs and foods.
Cognitive-behavioral therapies should be used together with drug therapy. Ten to 20 visits with a mental health professional should take place over a number of weeks. Common parts of this therapy include:
- Gaining understanding of and control over distorted views of life stressors, such as other people's behavior or life events.
- Learning to recognize and replace panic-causing thoughts to decrease the sense of helplessness.
- Learning stress management and relaxation techniques to help when symptoms occur.
- Practicing systematic desensitization and exposure therapy, in which you are asked to relax, then imagine the things that cause the anxiety, working from the least fearful to the most fearful. Gradual exposure to the real-life situation also has been used with success to help people overcome their fears.
Behavioral treatment appears to have long-lasting benefits.
Regular exercise, adequate sleep, and regularly scheduled meals may help reduce the frequency of the attacks. Reduce or avoid the use of caffeine, some over-the-counter cold medicines, and other stimulants, because they may make symptoms worse.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Panic disorders may be long-lasting and difficult to treat. Some people with this disorder may not be cured with treatment. However, most people can expect rapid improvement with drug and behavioral therapies.
Possible Complications
Substance abuse can occur when people who have panic attacks try to cope with their fear by using alcohol or illegal drugs.
People with panic disorder are more likely to be unemployed, less productive at work, and to have difficult personal relationships, including marital problems. Work, social, and family function are all disrupted.
Agoraphobia is when the fear of future panic attacks causes someone to avoid situations or places that are thought to cause the attacks. This can lead a person to place severe restrictions on where they go or who they are around. See: Panic disorder with agoraphobia
Dependence on anti-anxiety medications is a possible complication of treatment. Dependence involves needing a medication to be able to function and to avoid withdrawal symptoms. It is not the same as addiction.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if panic attacks are interfering with your work, relationships, or self-esteem.
If you get panic attacks, avoid the following:
- Alcohol
- Stimulants such as caffeine and cocaine
These substances may trigger or worsen the symptoms.
Hofmann SG, Smits JA. Cognitive-behavioral therapy for adult anxiety disorders: a meta-analysis of randomized placebo-controlled trials. J Clin Psychiatry. 2008;69:621-632.
Taylor CT, Pollack MH, LeBeau RT, Simon NM. Anxiety disorders: Panic, social anxiety, and generalized anxiety. In: Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, Biederman J, Rauch SL, eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 1st ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier;2008:chap 32.
Pollack MH, Kinrys G, Delong H, Vasconcelos e S D, Simon NM. The pharmacotherapy of anxiety disorders. Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, Biederman J, Rauch SL, eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 1st ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier;2008:chap 41.
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The Ba'thist regime engages in extensive central planning and management of industrial production and foreign trade while leaving some small-scale industry and services and most agriculture to private enterprise.
The economy has been dominated by the oil sector, which has traditionally provided about 95 percent of foreign exchange earnings.
In the 1980s, financial problems, caused by massive expenditures in the eight-year war with Iran and damage to oil export facilities by Iran, led the government to implement austerity measures and to borrow heavily and later reschedule foreign debt payments; Iraq suffered economic losses of at least $100 billion from the war.
After the end of hostilities in 1988, oil exports gradually increased with the construction of new pipelines and restoration of damaged facilities. Agricultural development remained hampered by labor shortages, salinization, and dislocations caused by previous land reform and collectivization programs.
The industrial sector, although accorded high priority by the government, also was under financial constraints.
Iraq's seizure of Kuwait in August 1990, subsequent international economic embargoes, and military action by an international coalition beginning in January 1991 drastically changed the economic picture. Industrial and transportation facilities, which suffered severe damage, have been partially restored.
Oil exports are at 25 percent of the prewar level following the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 986 in December 1996. Shortages of spare parts continue. The United Nations-sponsored economic embargo has reduced exports and imports and has contributed to the sharp rise in prices.
The Iraqi Government has been unwilling to abide by UN resolutions so the economic embargo could be removed. The government's policies of supporting large military and internal security forces and of allocating resources to key supporters of the regime have exacerbated shortages.
In accord with a UN resolution, Iraq agreed to an oil-for-food deal in 1996, under which it would export $2 billion worth of oil in exchange for badly needed food and medicine.


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Monday, June 27, 2011
Meat Free Monday
I can't believe I'm writing a post with the title "Meat Free"...anything! Meat is Life!
But... I've decided that I really truly need to step up my healthy eating and going meat-free a couple of days a week just seems like a really good idea.
Tonight I made a delicious Chickpea Salad that was so delicious... I ended up eating the whole tin of chickpeas by myself. I assume this defeats the purpose...but I'm taking baby steps here, ok.
Here's the recipe if you're keen:
Shopping list:
1 tin of organic chickpeas in water
1 small red onion
juice of half a lemon (or a whole lemon if you like your food very lemoney)
big handful of coriander
big handful of basil
2 cloves of fresh garlic
half a fresh red chili
1 or 2 table spoons of olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
Chop up the basil, coriander, onion and, garlic chili. Throw it all in a bowl and mix.
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Washington D.C. (CNN) -- The world is worried about the U.S. debt crisis. The president of the World Bank, Jim Yong Kim, told me on Wednesday the bank was "ready to go" with help for poor countries caught up in the backwash of the world's crises.
Interest rates will start to rise, capital will flow from emerging markets into safe haven currencies like the U.S. dollar and Swiss franc. In short, the rest of the world has a very real interest in what's happening in Washington D.C.
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In the global debate at the International Monetary Fund Thursday I have no doubt the panel, which includes India's new central banker governor Raghuram Rajan, will be concerned.
Rajan has just raised interest rates because of the summer assault on India's currency by investors fleeing to safety. The prospect of a debt default by the U.S. will turn this into a flood.
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Spain's economy minister Luis de Guindos, also on the panel, must be worried about any U.S. slowdown that could stifle Spain's prospects of recovery.
And China's deputy central bank governor Yi Gang will surely have an eye on his country's $2 trillion in U.S. government securities. The bond market is likely to become more volatile as the uncertainty rises.
READ MORE: China's economic stumble has Asia worried
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Worthington Industries (WOR) has been upgraded by TheStreet Ratings from hold to buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its impressive record of earnings per share growth, notable return on equity, good cash flow from operations, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures and compelling growth in net income. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company shows low profit margins.
Highlights from the ratings report include:
- WORTHINGTON INDUSTRIES has improved earnings per share by 35.0% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has demonstrated a pattern of positive earnings per share growth over the past year. We feel that this trend should continue. During the past fiscal year, WORTHINGTON INDUSTRIES increased its bottom line by earning $1.55 versus $0.57 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($1.60 versus $1.55).
- The company's current return on equity greatly increased when compared to its ROE from the same quarter one year prior. This is a signal of significant strength within the corporation. Compared to other companies in the Metals & Mining industry and the overall market, WORTHINGTON INDUSTRIES's return on equity exceeds that of both the industry average and the S&P 500.
- Net operating cash flow has slightly increased to $64.36 million or 8.23% when compared to the same quarter last year. Despite an increase in cash flow of 8.23%, WORTHINGTON INDUSTRIES is still growing at a significantly lower rate than the industry average of 71.43%.
- The revenue fell significantly faster than the industry average of 72.9%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly dropped by 1.8%. The declining revenue has not hurt the company's bottom line, with increasing earnings per share.
- WOR's debt-to-equity ratio of 0.71 is somewhat low overall, but it is high when compared to the industry average, implying that the management of the debt levels should be evaluated further. Regardless of the somewhat mixed results with the debt-to-equity ratio, the company's quick ratio of 0.82 is weak.
Worthington Industries, Inc. operates as a diversified metals processing company focusing on steel processing and manufactured metal products in the United States, Canada, and Europe. The company has a P/E ratio of 11.1, above the average metals & mining industry P/E ratio of 11 and below the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Worthington has a market cap of $1.24 billion and is part of the basic materials sector and metals & mining industry. Shares are up 7.7% year to date as of the close of trading on Friday.You can view the full Worthington Ratings Report or get investment ideas from our investment research center.
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Chinese home appliance maker Haier Group has raised its bidding price for US appliance group Maytag Corp to U.S. $2.25 billion from the previous $1.28 billion, the China Business News reported.
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Even as a fierce debate is on over neglect of irrigation projects in Telangana, a top Irrigation department official on Friday furnished figures showing a major chunk, Rs.30,000 crore, being spent on projects taken up under Jalayagnam programme in the region.
Over 35 out of 86 projects taken up under Jalayagnam are being built in Telangana and the expenditure of Rs.30,000 crore worked out to nearly 45 per cent of Rs.67,802 crore spent on the programme all over the State, according to C. Muralidhar, Engineer-in-Chief, Irrigation department. The share was in terms of planning and construction of irrigation projects, allocation of funds, and implementation.
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But when it comes to the achievement of targets and supply of water from the projects, there is a difference. While water was supplied to 9.7 lakh acres in Andhra region under completed projects, it was 6.62 lakh acres in Telangana and 4.84 lakh acres in Rayalaseema.
Figures provided by the official at a media conference here showed that out of a massive quantity of 1,441 tmcft of water planned for being utilised from various rivers under Jalayagnam, 650 tmcft was meant for Telangana.
For many projects in the region, the Godavari was selected as the source as over 4,000 tmcft would go into the sea from this river untapped during a good flood year. The mighty river passes through five districts of Telangana region.
Telangana almost equals with Andhra region in respect of irrigation potential created so far under Jalayagnam. The new ayacut planned finally under the programme in Telangana was 49.8 lakh acres while it was 50.8 lakh acres in Andhra and 18.8 lakh acres in Rayalaseema.


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The Internet has played a pivotal role in the direction my career and life have taken.
I fell in love with the Internet in 1994 when I first discovered that there was a resource, which gave me access to an infinite amount of information. And there was very little I loved more than finding out about things that I was interested in. I happily spent hours in the computer lab waiting patiently (and sometimes not so patiently) while I crawled my way through cyberspace.
In 2006 I volunteered for an online mentoring program for teenage girls from the Caucasus region of Europe and Asia. I wrote on my personal blog about this experience and wished aloud that a similar program existed for Nigerian girls.
One of my regular commenters, Sokari of the Black Looks blog, wrote that if I started such a project, she would be willing to support me. Until then, I was just wishing with no intention of doing anything to realize my desire. Until Sokari commented on my post.
Initially I was daunted, but then I thought "Well, why not? If not me, then who?"
So I responded to Sokari that I would think seriously about starting a mentoring project for girls. I didn't quite know how to go about this, but since I was currently participating in one, I decided to reach out to the coordinator Katy for help. She gladly shared with me tips on how to set-up a similar project and gave me an insight into factors to consider.
So, it was in this somewhat tentative way that Sokari and I started this project, which we called Blogs for African Women (BaWO), in which we taught teenage girls in Lagos, Nigeria how to blog and how to navigate the Internet confidently but safely.
This project was the genesis of the nonprofit organization, which I founded in 2008 and now run called the Women's Technology Empowerment Centre – W.TEC (www.w-teconline.org). W.TEC, is a Nigerian non-governmental organisation working to empower girls and women socially and economically, using information and communication technologies (ICTs). Our work is carried out through projects and workshops, which help to build technology skills and literacy among women.
Women face a unique set of circumstances that many men might not in being able to access the Internet and other information and communication technology (ICT): for instance, less disposable income to spend on technology literacy classes or to pay for time at a cyber café; multiple roles of mother, wife, home manager and sometimes career women, which might means more responsibilities and less time to learn about and use ICT; stereotypes, which implicitly tell them that these tools are not meant for them anyway.
These issues are just some of those that need to be addressed in order to properly optimize the potential that ICT offers. Other challenges include women not finding adequate information that is in their local language and which is relevant to their needs and interests.
I feel that we all have a part to play in helping Internet access for all a reality and these could include participating in political discourse to help shape policy that would reduce the prices of ICT infrastructure; creating content – through our blogs and websites – that women and others would find useful and interesting; teaching a girl or woman how to use the Internet to find answers to questions that she has.
In a time when freedom of expression and equal access to knowledge and ideas has become synonymous with access to the Internet, World Pulse is asking women worldwide: What does "Universal Internet Access and Digital Freedom" mean to YOU? This month, we invite you to raise your voice by writing about the everyday obstacles you face and risks you take in accessing the Internet, or how you have used it to change lives and bring about positive change in your community. Click here to learn more about this campaign and how to participate.
well done sister
well done sister
''Every woman have a story at every stage of Life''
I am so proud of you Ore, I
I am so proud of you Ore, I shall be seeing you soon.
yep, in september
yep, in september
Thank you for sharing your testimony!
Over the last month, PulseWire members from around the world expressed their views on the importance of Internet access, and the barriers they face. The testimonies address real barriers—like cost—where paying fees at an Internet café can mean skipping a meal that day, or battling frequent power outages can make blogging one post, a multi-day task. Women have also shared security risks faced in connecting online—from the dangers of walking to and from Internet cafes to government censorship. Yet despite the challenges and risks women endure, what has emerged is that the benefits of Internet access outweigh these challenges, and connecting to the web has enabled friendships across oceans, access to fellowships and funding opportunities, and a venue for any woman—anywhere—to have a global voice.
Meanwhile, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Promotion and Protection of the Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression, emphasized the vast benefits of Internet access in his report to the Human Right Council arguing that access is a universal human right, and urging governments around the world to pass laws protecting the freedom of internet access and information. "Given that the Internet has become an indispensable tool for realizing a range of human rights, combating inequality, and accelerating development and human progress, ensuring universal access to the Internet should be a priority for all states," - Frank La Rue, UN Special Rapporteur and author of the report.
This Action Blogging Campaign will not be the last of our efforts to advocate for universal access to the Internet. Here at World Pulse we hear your concerns and are committed to addressing them. As an online community of women leaders, we want to make sure that women's voices and their specific concerns about this important issue are heard.
Read the testimonies from PulseWire members around the world >>
Keep it Up
You are doing a great job, Keep it UP!