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Freedom: where to action is; Creating a climate of freedom; Some assumptions; The philosophical and value ramifications; A model for revolution.
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New to Century Club and restarting LC
Hi there -- I'm Elizabeth779. I started with low carb (high fat) less than 20 net carbs a day in January 2013 and lost 50 pounds getting to my lowest in late May with a weight of 248.
Since then, for many varied reasons (AND excuses), I've gone up and down from 253 to 263 and back about at least four times now.
I'm letting so many things side track my plans.......looking back I can see which ones were legitimate reasons, such as dealing with an elderly mother issue that was time consuming and emotionally exhausting....but even with that issue (it has resolved), I see that I was taking care of someone else instead of, in place of taking care of my eating and health issues. That I wasn't using as an excuse, I just had to get through that the best I could.
But getting off low carb, and then back on each time, it seems so hard each time to get back to being ON the low carb plan to the point the cravings go away.
So last week I was getting back on track -- oh wait a minute -- I was eating subway sandwiches and calling it low carb -- and sneaking candy from the candy dish at work -- I'll not kid myself BUTTTTT!!! then I came down with a cold and was sick from last Wednesday (and am starting to feel much better today).
So, it's very late and it's 9-16-13 in five minutes....and starting now I'm back COMPLETELY on low carb.
I decided to get involved more with Low Carb Friends and Century Club to for some support on the LC WOE.
My plan is to do what worked for me before -- I ate moderate net carbs (20 grams net carbs), and ate high fat. I ate about two cups of vegetables a day and about a 2 cup salad.
And as soon as I can walk around without having to have a kleenex in each hand I'll get back to the gym and improve my stamina again.
I started out needing to lose 150 -- I now need to lose 110 to get to goal.....so it's time to get it done.
Thanks for listening......
:welcome:Elizabeth - glad that you are starting again....
come on over to these two threads....
FOS Club Sept and/or The Halloween Challenge...
we have a great support group on both of these threads.... we are all going through the same thing.....
and dropping 50 pounds already :jumpjoy: great start.....
you CAN do it.........
Glad you're here!! I post on Halloween Challenge also and on 300+ Fall Thread! Any are great. People on LCF are so supportive and never judgmental. Hope much success for you!!
Hi Elizabeth. We can be re-newbies together. I just restarted Atkins 72 on Tuesday. I lost weight a couple years ago, but I'm back where I started, so I'm starting out very frustrated. I've "restarted" so many times since then and I last maybe a day if I'm lucky. I mean that very LITERALLY. I get to lunch time and make some stupid excuse to justify eating what I want instead of what I should. I'm trying to leave the guilt and anger at myself behind this time. What's done is done. I'm just focusing now on what needs to be done to undo the damage and beating myself up over it isn't going to do the job. Forgiving myself and moving on will. I just started reading Eat Fat, Get Thin, so I might give that a try. Taking it day by day or hour by hour is the way we can both get there this time. I hope to see you on the boards!
I HIT 250 ON THE scale this morning!!!! happy dance happy dance!!!
Dear Jessica -- I hear your frustration and cry for help.
It is so natural to get angry with yourself, BUT resist doing that.
Also realize it is very very hard in the beginning because that number on the scale looks so very scary.....BUT we have to hang in until we see another number that gives us encouragement....
pauleys and oncloud -- thanks for the warm welcome...
LCF is a very special place...
So how are you doing now ? We ( my sweetheart and
I ) are new here. I have 100 to lose and of course he doesn't have as much to lose but is working along side me the whole way and benefitting from a low carb food plan (not Atkins)
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You could win a state title with all the high school talent on display Tuesday on Day 1 of the Lake Forest Invitational boys soccer tournament.
And we're not talking about putting together an all-star team from the eight participating squads either. There was some serious soccer being played on the field at Lake Forest's soccer complex, especially by members of the four winnings teams: Waukegan, Round Lake, Highland Park and Dundee-Crown. They advanced to Thursday's semifinals with wins over Lakes (Waukegan won 3-1), Lake Forest (Highland Park won in a shootout 4-3 after the teams tied 1-1), Carmel (Round Lake won 7-3) and Deerfield (Dundee-Crown won 2-1).
Waukegan 3 Lakes 1
■ Goals: Waukegan — Kevin Morales Eric Hernandez, Ronaldo Diaz. Lakes — Cesar Murua.
■ It was the first win for new head coach Peter Valdez, who was promoted from the freshman squad after Joe Martinez retired.
■ This was a classy and well-organized Waukegan team on the field. The Bulldogs appear to lack a true finisher, but they're extremely strong in the midfield.
■ Waukegan lost to Palatine 3-2 on Monday.
■ Valdez said: "We talked about some things after yesterday's game, and they did those things today. They shot more. The passes were with purpose. We had, I think, a lot more consistency as far as the pace of the game. I was happy with the way we responded."
■ Waukegan mid Josh Illana said: "The first game of the season, we started out slow, but we picked up some momentum. We didn't give up and started playing better as a team, and we were able to carry that into today."
Round Lake 7 Carmel 3
■ Goals: Round Lake — Christian Gomez, Freddie Ramirez (2), Vladimir Manriquez, Alejandro Sotelo, Raul Albor. Carmel — Scott Cloe, Austin Ehren, Braco Lasso.
■ Freddie Ramirez had an 80-yard run through most of Carmel's team and a classic finish one of his goals..
■ Round Lake captain and midfielder Edgar Nieto received two yellow cards so he won't play Thursday.
■ Carmel's Ehren also had an 80-yard run for a score after picking up a clear out of the box and beating the Panther defenders down the field.
■ This Round Lake team has the players and the energy to just keep making runs at you until you break.
■ Round Lake coach Huge Tellez said: "I feel really good about this team. These guys have been together right from the beginning. We have four captains (Ramirez, Nieto, Adis Sator, and Joel Sanchez), and the leadership has been phenomenal. They set the tone before the game, then go out there and lead by example."
Dundee-Crown 2 Deerfield 1
■ Goals: Dundee-Crown — Ivan Sanchez, Miguel Rodriguez. Deerfield — Parker James
Highland Pk 2 Lake Forest 1 (so)
■ Giants won shootout 4-3 with each team taking five shots.
■ Goals: Highland Park — Tony Barrios. Lake Forest — Paul Passalino.
■ Highland Park keeper Carlos Pineda made a diving save on a low shot by Lake Forest's Sebastian Ziaja in the fourth round of the penalty shootout. It was ruled Pineda came off his line early and Ziaja got a second attempt. He made a save almost identical to the first to seal the win.
■ Lake Forest's midfield leader is junior Keegan Kullby, son of Lakes head coach Kevin Kullby.
■ Lake Forest coach Rob Parry said: "Highland Park did a good job possessing the ball, and on a hot day, I think we got a little bit tired in the second half. I'm not disappointed at all for the first outing. We'd have liked to have finished some more of opportunities, but we saw some things we can build on."
Dundee-Crown 2, Deerfield 1
Round Lake 7, Carmel 3
Waukegan 3, Lakes 1
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Pre-contact distribution of the Atakapa language
Atakapa is an extinct language isolate native to southwestern Louisiana and nearby coastal eastern Texas. It was spoken by the Atakapa people (also known as "Ishak"). The language became extinct in the early 20th century.[2]
Geographic variation[edit]
There were two varieties of Atakapa (i.e. dialects):
- Eastern
- Western
The Eastern Atakapa dialect is known from a French-Atakapa glossary with 287 entries written in 1802 by Martin Duralde.[3] These speakers lived around Poste des Attackapas (Saint Martinville) which is now Franklin, Louisiana.
The Western Atakapa dialect is the best known with words, sentences, and texts recorded from 1885, 1907, and 1908 by Albert Gatschet. The main language consultant was recorded in Lake Charles, Louisiana. The last speakers were Louison Huntington, Delilah Moss, Teet Verdine, and Armojean Reon. An older vocabulary is in a list of 45 words recorded in 1721 by Jean Béranger. These speakers were captured around Galveston Bay.
Although John Swanton claimed that Béranger vocabulary was an Akokisa dialect spoken by the Akokisa, there is no real evidence to support this connection.
Genealogical relations[edit]
While considered an isolate, there have been attempts to connect Atakapa with other languages of the Southeast. In 1919 John R. Swanton proposed a Tunican language family that would include Atakapa, Tunica, and Chitimacha; Morris Swadesh would later provide work focusing on connections between Atakapa and Chitimacha. Mary Haas later expanded the proposal by adding Natchez and the Muskogean languages, a hypothesis known as Gulf. These proposed families have not been proven.[4]
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- ^ Nordhoff, Sebastian; Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2013). "Atakapa". Glottolog 2.2. Leipzig: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
- ^ Mithun, Marianne (2001). The Languages of Native North America (First paperback ed.). Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press. p. 344. ISBN 0-521-23228-7.
- ^ Durald, Martin. Vocabulaire de la Language des Atacapas. Gallatin, 1836.
- ^ Mithun, 302, 344
- Campbell, Lyle. (1997). American Indian languages: The historical linguistics of Native America. New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-509427-1.
- Gatschet, Albert S., and Swanton, John R. (1932) A Dictionary of the Atakapa Language. Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Athnology, bulletin 108. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office.
- Goddard, Ives. (2005). The indigenous languages of the Southeast. Anthropological Linguistics, 47 (1), 1-60.
- Hopkins, Nicholas A. (2007). The Native Languages of the Southeastern United States. Los Angeles: Foundation for the Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies, Inc. (FAMSI), pp. 23–24. Abstract. Full text online.
- Mithun, Marianne. (1999). The languages of Native North America. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-23228-7 (hbk); ISBN 0-521-29875-X.
- Swanton, John R. A sketch of the Atakapa language. International Journal of American Linguistics. 5 (2-4), 121-149.
External links[edit]
- A Dictionary of the Atakapa Language by Albert S. Gatschet and John R. Swanton, hosted by the Portal to Texas History
- John Reed Swanton (1919). A structural and lexical comparison of the Tunica, Chitimacha, and Atakapa languages. Govt. Printing Office. Retrieved 25 August 2012.
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What do they do?They hold a special role in government: like civil servants they are paid by the taxpayer and employed on similar contracts but they are exempt from the mandarin's requirement to be politically neutral. The official code of conduct for special advisers adopts legalistic terms to describe their key role as "devilling", or squirrelling away at all government policy and communications to ensure it toes the appropriate political line.
How many spads do ministers have and how much do they earn?With the exception of the prime minister and his deputy, cabinet ministers generally have just two spads each. Additional spads may be authorised for ministers with additional responsibilities – Myers was justified because of Hague's role as first secretary of state (though his responsibilities spanned his connections with the north of England, the UK's overseas territories such as the Falklands, human rights, Africa, embassies, the UK Border Agency and parliamentary relations). David Cameron approves the appointment of every special adviser and promised to have fewer than the last government. In June the Tories published an official list of the 63 government spads and their salaries. In his biography, Tony Blair admits to having accumulated 70 at one point – "considered by some to be a bit of a constitutional outrage", he adds.
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How are they appointed?There is no merit-based process. Ministers can simply choose who they feel is best for the job – the only proviso being that the prime minister must approve the appointment. In the civil service nearly all appointments must follow an open competition, with only a very few exceptions where it can be argued that there is no one else fit for the job. Civil servants must not engage with any political activity that could be interpreted as compromising their independence and must promise to act impartially. Spads must wear their politics on their sleeves but cannot override advice from officials that they don't find palatable.
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Reflections on 2010
Last year in Looking Back and Ahead, I tried to make sense of my long healing journey as well as identified my gains for the year. I think it is probably good practice for all of us to reflect on the past year and use it as an opportunity to celebrate the gains, validate the tribulations, and set goals for the upcoming year.
For me, this year has been filled with at least as many ups and downs as the last one. Most of what follows is based on a discussion with "My Healing Guide" a couple of days ago. Whenever I talk about short-term gains, she likes to frame them in a larger context, as being built on the accumulated efforts of the entire journey. She says it is like I have already built a foundation, and our task is to add floors and rooms. I do like that metaphor.
I do believe that the Contract of a year ago was the launching point for what I was able to accomplish this past year. The entire Contract is really based on just a few basic principles (summarized by single words): trust, acceptance, and validation. Everything flows from this. While I don't read the Contract much these days, I don't really need to; its creation came from a place of near complete common ground and all of me knows its essential elements to the core. Yes, the Contract has stood up well this past year. All of me has understood its significance.
While I know our therapy work this past year was a true collaboration, it was important for me to tell "My Healing Guide" that she played a huge role in helping me continue to heal. I absolutely do not take that help for granted. None of my gains would have been possible without her help, without her willingness to be there for me, to walk with me, to listen to me, to promote trust, acceptance, and validation.
I also have an appreciation for the fact that healing is really about living. It is not all about therapy. The work we have done has helped me live more of the life I want to live. Yes, there have been some really low lows this year. But there have also been new connections inside, with my children and, to some extent, with my wife.
The 2010 year started out horribly with the Our Family Crisis, which blew up in our faces. This family "friend" was truly distorting my relationship with my wife and driving a huge wedge between us. This situation had been ongoing for years, but I think it came to a head because the "friend" saw an opening partly because I was in the hospital so often. It is astonishing to me that I was able to solve it. I stood up for my family. I took charge. I reestablished boundaries. The result was that my wife and I became closer and that set us up for what was to come.
In Holy Week, Church Visit, Scandal, and Miracles, I wrote about how "My Healing Guide" went with me to the church where a good deal of my childhood abuse took place. I never imagined that would have been possible, and I still cannot believe we did it! It was initially all completely validating and healing, but it did stir things up inside which caused us to eventually question whether it was the right thing to do after all.
There were gains made, however, which helped us realize it was definitely the right decision. Those gains came at a cost, though, because of internal instability that landed me inpatient quite a bit this past year; five hospitalization for 59 total days. I knew Easter was going to be really tough. In The Word of the Lord?, I wrote about some of the issues I faced during Easter and how I tried to put into perspective the stream of news coming out of Rome.
We then addressed directly an aspect of me key to the self-abuse. Inside, we were all certain this part was the embodiment of evil. We were all afraid of what seemed like unlimited power. In Inside, an art piece done in the hospital, this part stepped forward and joined in the healing process. That was a huge leap forward for all of me.
Not all was safe, though. That huge shift led to additional instability in my system. There was a long period of continued self-abuse from other parts who were newly activated. I wrote about this, mainly from an intellectual perspective, in Sex Injury: Past and Present. I recreated situations that would lead to my own abuse which kept fueling feelings of worthlessness. I do think, now, that I have come out the other side. I firmly believe that kind of self-abuse is permanently behind me. I am continually being reminded of what it was about (through flashbacks) and know it cannot ever happen again.
There were two occurrences that led to this resolution.
First, was when my wife found out about my self-abuse by my accidentally leaving my electronic journal open to a particularly sensitive entry. That she now knows about what has been my life's deepest secret—though she does not know details—is incredulous to me. Even more surprising is that while she had immense trouble with this new knowledge, I think it has made us stronger. The cards were put on the table. She finally learned that there are truly dark aspects to what I have to deal with.
Second, was that I physically got hurt from the self-abuse itself. After I wrote Taking Care When Physically Sick, I found out the illness was a result of the self-abuse. Getting hurt in this way ushered in a whole new sense of what the consequences really are, a reality that acting out parts had no concept of before. It brought self-abuse parts together with more healthy parts and is causing yet another reordering inside.
I have the sense that this new internal reordering will be what 2011 will be about. I know it will not be painless and I do not know what the months ahead will bring. But I hope the reordering and focus on safety will allow certain aspects of my life to flourish. I expect work and my relationships with my kids and wife will be where new gains will be made.
Already, the new reordering inside is leading me to come face-to-face with how to achieve balance in my life. How can I be successful at work, for example, while practicing good self-care? Or, said more broadly: How can I participate more fully in life and still practice self-care? 2011 will be about finding and maintaining this balance. Whereas 2010 was about acceptance.
Balance partly comes from being in touch with feelings. And this is why I have been proactive lately about getting in touch with feelings as a kid and connecting the past to the present. I have watched movies and television shows and read books which are validating and asked my Mom for old pictures of me as a kid. This is one way I know of to achieve balance. It is more difficult to get lost in a single part of me if I am also reminding myself of feelings. I have to always remember that balance is key now. Yes, I know I am being very proactive. I know I am forcing myself to feel feelings. This is one major aspect of self-care. And this is the one area I know I focused on when I started this new healing path a couple of years ago.
I also know that self-abuse was one way to solve internal problems, even though it was definitely harmful and dysfunctional. I talked with "My Healing Guide" about it not only being about making myself feel worthless. But also about recreating abusive events so that I could come out the other side and prove that I was "not really hurt" and could go on and be functional. I am not sure how much was which. But I do not think it needs to be my job to figure out what the relative weights were. We are all on a new course now.
If part of the self-abuse was to feel worthless, I have to challenge that now and do deeds that heal that way of thinking. If part of it was about control and recreation, I can challenge those by practicing my skills at balancing and validation.
What is important for me to keep in mind is that I know I have skills and a plan in place to help keep my life balanced and safe.
Yes, 2010 was a year of great accomplishment. And I know 2011 will be equally great if not better.
Happy New Year to all of you!
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Nice post Paul! Happy New Year to you as well. I really enjoyed reading this and your progress throughout the year. There really are milestones of accomplishment. It's funny how sometimes we get lost in the moment and forget about the bigger picture and all the progress we made getting to where we are now. My best wishes in continuing your journey... I am so impressed! Hugs!
Yes, Nansie. Thanks. So, are you going to write about your progress? I think if you looked at it closely, you would be able to identify a ton of gains for you.
Nansie. If you do write about what's happened this past year, I think you will be pleasantly surprised at what you find.
Thank you Paul for the encouragement. All of us inside are contemplating this....Sometimes we all feel so stupid for the things we write about...embarassed, ashamed..it just radiates thru me. I haven't been able to write for a while. I don't feel comfortable enough to stop and see what's gone on inside lately. But the headaches have been back for 2 or 3 days now so I know I need to stop and pay attention. I am so used to shutting it down from myself tho. I just want to run away from myself and be free. I don't like this at all. I'm tired. I go to bed very late and then I sleep late in the morning and wake up with a terrible headache...UGH. Lately every night I'm having dreams of lots of ppl around me and that someone in an important position rapes me. It goes on and on but I just carry on in the dream like nothing happened. During the day I feel myself withdrawing into myself again. It's a fight to engage with my husband or anyone around me. I set my T up to do most of the talking yesterday so I wouldn't have to tell him. Parts come and go thruout the day...they fill the time so I don't have to think about anything. Tomorrow I go for orientation at nursing school. I got my ass accepted...one of the highest scorers on the testing...UGH. Some part did that for me that thinks we can all live a normal life..This is just not a good day for me. I want to cut but fear getting caught.
Nansie. Good job on the nursing test and good luck with orientation. I'm sorry you are in such a hard place right now. I find that when I need to be super functional (like maybe a parallel to what you are doing with the nursing school) I end up being more fragmented. There's a price to pay. I don't like it, but it seems to be true. As I said earlier, I know that I need to work on balance, but that's very much still a work in progress. It's the crux of what DID is all about actually. Also, I can identify with your feelings of embarrassment and shame about what you write. That happens to me all the time here. Be well and I hope you are able to get more in touch inside.
This is a great reflection on all of the work you've done. I like how you acknowledge the way the foundations have been built, and how that has enabled you to create a path forward.
Wishing you and your family all the best for your future together,
What a wonderful post, Paul. A great reflection on all the hard work you've done. I also like that you recognise these as foundations, which might get lost if we didn't step back. Important progress on all fronts.
I also hope 2011 is a great year for you. :)
Thanks Kerro. It's funny how time flies by. We really do need to take a step back and see what's happened.
Yes, Kerro, absolutely go ahead and use the line. I'm sure I'm not the first to say it.
I liked the comment 'healing is really about living. It is not just the therapy.'
Rings so true.
Wishing the best for you.
Thanks OneLongJourney. It's very important for me not to put all my energies in the "work" of healing, but to take time to practice what I learn.
Yes, you have pretty much walked on hot coals and ended with few burns. Reading this made me see some of my own accomplishments.
Hi Ivory. I'm glad that some of this helped you see your own accomplishments. I was worried that this post was being selfish. I saved what you said about walking on coals! Thanks!
I'd only read the last linked post before so I went back and read all the others you linked to. That gave me a fuller picture of some of what you've discussed here. You've done a lot of work!
The contract - that's amazing and I admit to being a little envious. My system is very large and I wouldn't even know how to begin to try and get everyone on the same page about anything, let alone such important issues. Knowing there's someone out there who's done it is comforting to me.
The family crisis - that came to a head after the contract, yes? I like the way you handled that. The temptation is to deal with things quietly, or if overwhelmed enough, not at all - just avoid their existence. But you spoke. You actively approached everyone relevant to the situation honestly. Exposure is really important, I think. Secrecy breeds shame. By blaming things on your mental health, it may be the "friend" was counting on you to be too ashamed to speak up.
The church stuff - it's so archetypal and huge. Good, evil, etc., etc. Wrestling with those issues on a personal level can be monumental because of the large, all-encompassing nature of the "themes." I remember as a child in church being taught by the deacons - all of whom were male - that if a man goes astray (there was a sexual undertone to this) it is a woman who led him. Jezebel was their case in point. This confused me for decades and is likely still believed by many parts. If someone hurt me, well, it's because I'm female and therefore seductive. He simply couldn't help himself. Ludicrous - however, because it came from church, from God himself!, the power that lesson had/has over me is huge. I've worked through some of the religious/spiritual damage but man, it's just so deep. Hard work you did, especially considering that religion wasn't simply a part of your life, as it was mine, but tied tightly to your trauma history.
The sexual self-abuse and ensuing sickness - it's courageous to tackle a topic like that. I'm humbled by how many in the blogging world are so much braver than I, talking about issues like these. I avoid, avoid, avoid. A dissociative solution to real life problems. I'm inspired by your (and others') courage.
What a year you've had. I hope 2011 is as valuable and rich with growth for you as 2010 was.
Thank you so much Holly. I'm touched you took the time to read all those linked posts. I really struggled with this post afterwards, because part of me felt like it was so self-serving. That really wasn't why I wrote it though. I wrote it because I thought it needed to be said. Yes, I was more honest here about the sex self-abuse. It's not easy to be that way. But I know that if I bring it out into the open more, the behaviors lose their power and parts can join in the healing. That's the goal. My hope is that others can see how that approach works and try it themselves. It's not about bravery. We are all brave, you included!
I really enjoyed reading this. It makes me wonder if I could sum up 2010 as well as you have.
Two paragraphs really stood out to me. I think this one really sums it up well:
I also have an appreciation for the fact that healing is really about living. It is not all about therapy. The work we have done has helped me live more of the life I want to live. Yes, there have been some really low lows this year. But there have also been new connections inside, with my children and, to some extent, with my wife.
I also loved this expression of hope for the future:
Already, the new reordering inside is leading me to come face-to-face with how to achieve balance in my life. How can I be successful at work, for example, while practicing good self-care? Or, said more broadly: How can I participate more fully in life and still practice self-care? 2011 will be about finding and maintaining this balance. Whereas 2010 was about acceptance.
I look forward to seeing how your healing journey goes this year. :-)
Thank you OneSurvivor. The point about working towards living life is something I think a lot about. As far as hope for the future, one of the things I hope is that others know that even if things feel as though they have lost, it is very possible to turn things around. Yes, I lose hope. I wrote about it here. But we must pick ourselves up when we can and keep trying. I'm determined not to lose this battle (if it's even a battle). I'm stubborn about that. Personally, while I know I read a lot of stories in blogs about survivors losing hope, I always hold out hope for all of these survivors. Because I know that to write a blog and to comment on someone else's shows a determination to heal.
Paul this post is amazing! I'm truly... moved. That's all I can at the moment. There was so much honesty and hope in your post that I'm a little speechless. But I had to say something because it's so amazing.
Thanks for the post - it was excellent, as usual. You probably don't remember talking to me; I commented on a couple of your posts over the course of the year and we emailed once or twice. I have to admit that I was actually at McLean at the same time you were in October - I recognized your name from the blog and because I knew that's where you go when you are hospitalized. I hope you don't think it's too creepy - I didn't want to say anything because I felt like shit and you did, too. I have to admit that your presence was something of a comfort, because I knew you have a good sense of humor and we often ended up sitting in front of the nurses station together... just sitting and watching the goings by. I'm sure you won't remember me, as I don't even think I told you my name.
Anyway, I'm writing specifically to thank you for your mention of sexual self injury - I hadn't seen that post when you put it up but I went back and read it just now. It is one of my biggest struggles right now, and I often feel helpless and at the mercy of other parts of myself (not true, I know it's my responsibility but I haven't found a way to hold it). I am trying to find a way to talk to my therapist about it, because I need her help but I can't yet, she only knows that it happens (thank you, McLean).
I do appreciate your addressing this issue - I have searched the internet and the library but so few speak of it, and it makes me feel less alone to see that so many other people struggle, too (although that is horrible, too). Your frank discussions also have helped me BEGIN to think about my (new) dx of DID (again, thanks to my October stay at McLean). Not a new problem, just a new name for it.
I hope I haven't said too much - I always worry that I will say something triggering to you.
Good luck in your new year - may it be peaceful.
Hi Laura! Yes, I definitely remember you commenting on my blog a while back and the discussions we had on email. It's okay you didn't say anything while we were both there in October. For what it's worth, I would not had been freaked out had you said who you were. Thank you for the kudos on talking about the sexual self-injury. I've had to tread carefully on this subject, but I'm determined to talk about it in a way that's both safe for me and for readers. It's so important, and as you say, it's not often talked about. I'll send you an email. You don't have to worry about triggering me.
Hi Paul, I like the idea that 'not everything that is therapeutic is therapy' - I really think it is about living life not doing therapy.
What a year you have had. Congratulations on having responded so well and having got through it.
Hoping that 2011 is equally liberating and positive for you.
Thanks Evan! I'm not sure I responded so well... 59 days in the hospital seems a horribly large number. But I know what you are saying.
just wanted to pop by to send my love, and best wishes for 2011
fragz x
You have covered and expressed your year so well here. Like many other readers, I am moved. It sounds like it has been a very full and confronting year for you but as you have dealt with each of these confrontations you have made huge bounds in healing. That is something you should be really proud of.
You may not realise it but since I have started reading your blog, you have been a huge encouragement to my own healing journey, and as I read others comments I think they may feel the same. That is not including the amzing thing you have started with the Expressive Arts Carnival. It amazes me that as you have been going through so many struggles you still are encouraging others.
59 days in hospital may seem a horribly large number, but it means there were over 300 days you were not in hospital. Not only that, you had the strength to recognise that you needed help and open enough to accept it. That in itself takes strength. Try not to see hospitalisation as a failure, it never is.
I will definitely be remembering that line "healing is about living". I think it will be a huge encouragement when the healing journey feels too hard - a great reminder of why we struggle to deal with the past.
I wish you the best of luck with finding balance this year, with all of your new years resolutions. I hope this year is filled with healing and as such, filled with living. Happy New Year, Paul.
As always, take gentle care of yourself.
Kylie. I think you give me way too much credit. It's hard to hear people compliment me. But I thank you for your kind words. Sometimes I feel incredibly insecure about this blog. Like I'm embarrassed about it. But sometimes I'm not. I have struggled in the past with seeing hospitalization as a failure. Not so much these days, though I know it's a strain on my family and that weighs on me. But I know that I need to be there, so I try to put that aside and focus on getting better. Happy New Year to you too, and good wishes for a productive year for you in every way possible!
You sound positively positive! If you could wrap some of that positivity up and send it over I would greatly appreciate it.
Don't worry Lisa. The positivity is absolutely all gone now. Don't know where it went.


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I tend to main Zyra on SR so thought I'd take her for a spin on Dominion, just played like I normally would, when it got to a certain point and I heard "Legendary" (something I'm not used to hearing as I tend to play her in a supportive role) it felt like I had to have eyes everywhere, like their entire team was out to end the streak.
When the game finally ended, sigh of relief and happy, first time I've ever gone through an entire game of Dominion without dying once (yes I've done it before but they were one sided 4 v 5 matches which I wouldn't really count) and it was an absolute blast!
Good job! I need to start dying less.
Good job~
While I certainly wish *more* people would try and die less, I usually find a point in each game where staying and dying (GLORIOUSLY) ensures the point cap for my team instead of say, "omg I'm going to die BBBBBBBB"
Alas, I'm only just now coming back to play some dom now and then and not dying never happens anymore :<
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2013 and earlier Honda Odyssey Prices Paid and Buying Experience
Hi sami71290,
Sorry to hear that! Here's what you can do to report:
(1) go to BBB to report this(by writing is better)
(2) write to American Honda's VP, so that they can documented this, hopefully they'll do something and prevent ...
(3) write a review on this particular dealership in edmunds
We got some bait and switch too before at other dealership, so we reported to American Honda by writing. Yesterday, we got a phone call from American Honda stated that they'd documented this issue.... We even rated that dealership (sales experiences) in edmunds.
rim936 Posts: 3I got a quote for a 2009 EX-L (no RES or NAV) in the Chicagoland, IL area. Has anyone had any better luck?
Base (incl dest & after rebate) Price - $ 27,112
Doc Fee - 151
Sales Tax - (7.25%) $2,159
County Tax - 15
Lic and Title Fee - 80 transfer
Also trying to get accessories such as mud flaps, all season floor mates, and trailer hitch (not the package, just the hitch receiver). All the dealers quote the HondaUSA.com website price + installation (even on floor mats!) I know these are high margin items, any thoughts on typical discount dealers might give?
Trying to close a deal by end of the week.
buyvan1 Posts: 5I changed my mind to buy an EX. Purchased it from hondacarland over the weekend for 26,250 OTD over the weekend. (23.8K + 599 + 7% tax + 30 + 18 or so).
I took extended warranty from them 7 Yrs/ 75K miles for $1600 (zurich is the warranty company). Does any know about this. Debating whether it is value to take it or not or to take some where else. Dealer said: They offer only on the day of purchase, with an option of canceling with in two months.
The extended warranty was expensive!
I got mine from Ourisman Honda by price matching from web printout (B&W) for
$0 deductible/8 years/120K miles for $1495
Since you already purchased the contract from dealership, www.bernadiwarranty.com ($1235 for $0 dedcutible/8 years/120K miles) will charge you $165 for cancelling the contract with dealership! I don't know if it's worth to do that!
Or, you could try the www.myhondawarranty.com (currently got lawsuits from American Honda).
Or, if your auto insurance is Geico, you can get the Mechanical Breakdown Program (7 years/ 100K miles/ $250 deductible) .
I don't think online purchase would be safe (afraid later in the future, American Honda won't honor any online purchase). Therefore, I go ahead and purchase from dealership instead ($260 extra).
Good Luck!
Just bought a 2009 EX-L. Price was $29,745 OTD (everything). No trade in. No financing. Checked around a lot. Felt this was about the best I could do in this area.
The dealership is professional and low key. This is the 2nd Ody I've purchased from them. In and out in 1 hour. Everything was as agreed to over the Internet and phone. Southeastern Honda in Palm Bay, FL.
online purchase is just fine as long as Honda has not disallowed it.
The contract is in effect after your purchase. and once in effect, no one knows if it's purchased from internet. (at the end, it's through some honda dealer, just as your local dealer purchase)
He should be fine to cancel his extended warranty (way 2 expensive) and then buy online..Don't think there should be extra charge...
newyearnewcar Posts: 24Hey, I'm living in a suburb about 45 minutes away from Pittsburgh PA, and I'm hoping to get a new Odyssey EX, or a new Odyssey EX-L or EX-L with RES since so many people are getting such great deals. Can You tell me which dealer you got this quote from? I'm hoping to get out and check out some new vans this weekend! I don't mean to steal your car though
Hi rim936,
Check the eshop at dealers' website, then compared to honda.com accessories MSRP. Then quoted more dealers and told them you're going to buy a new Odyssey on..... with options you wanted. Tell them to give you the best offer (OTD with breakdown prices, including options you wanted). Printed out in B&W would be the best tools for you to deal with your dealership. So, be prepared to do so.
Also, you can go online to buy it(ex. ebay, amazon.com, or other websites). It's cheaper to do so if you're not in a hurry.
mynuacct Posts: 21Hi lyao,
I read about the case that is going on between American Honda and Saccucci. It looks like that last year Honda announced a set of guidelines for Dealers which prohibits the sale of Honda Care on internet. Saccucci Honda (the dealership) sued them, since they have a major business of selling these warranties from the internet . http://www.autonews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090129/ANA05/901299967&noca- che=1 has the last legal info on this matter. The article states that -
Honda said it still will allow dealers to sell the contracts online.
"We're not taking any action until the suit is resolved," said Honda spokesman Chris Martin. "We don't want to confuse the dealers."
which is consistent with the fact that all the waranty selling sites are still active. The sites that are selling them are Honda dealers, once Honda decides to enforce the rule after winning the case. These dealers will have to shut down these sites or risk loosing their Honda franchise contracts.
So, I don't see how Honda can not treat the current purchasers of Honda Care from these dealerships on par with others.
Moreover, if you are paranoid about not buying online you can still phone the dealers up and buy it over the phone. Since, there is no rule (made by american honda) which states that you have to buy the warranty from the same dealer from whom you bought the car. If they make any changes in the future in this regard, they can not enforce it retroactively to older warranties.
Hi mynuacct,
Thanks for the info. Personally, I felt like $260 had flown away!
My hub and I spoke last night whether or not should we backup the contract with local dealership for that extended warranty (for saving of $260). The decision: we decide to keep the contract ($260 is not a big deal to us) with the local dealership though!
Btw, the Navi is great! We love it! Especially the voice command (can be very complicated, we still haven't have time to look at the menu), amazingly the navi could still catch what we're saying (since we're Asian, got strong accent)!
The backup camera is a plus!
Here are the details that matter on my deal.
First, since some dealers talk about "dealer fees" or "service fees" or whatever they want to call it, I just told them that this is my offer and it had to include whatever fees they like to add. So they could write up and structure any way they wanted to, but my offer was the botom line (sans taxes/title/tag).
Second, in Florida there is a couple of very minor state fees that amounts to about $20.
Third, beyond the basic vehicle price, and these $20 worth of state garbage fees, we pay 6% sales tax and title/tag which varies according to the overall price of the vehicle and whether or not one is getting a new tag or transferring the tag from a vehicle that is being replaced by the new one.
With that in mind, the offer they accepted for my EX-L was $27,940. The car was NOT in stock, they had to do a dealer trade to get the color my wife wanted.
As far as I know, it's a pretty decent price for now. Also, it's in limited stocks now since Honda is no longer making 2009 models (waiting for 2010 models to come out in fall 2009). Since you're not buying the one with Navi/DVD, you could possibly wait. Chances are: the price may not go down b/c highly demands (EXL are the best and the most popular models for 2009). Maybe you could get some best deals in GA (depends on the economy).
In Northern VA, it's difficult to get the price down. The housing market here is great! I even heard people is willing to bid up the price for a house here (Townhouses sold out here in Ashburn or South Riding, Loudoun County of VA).
Good Luck!
Hi mynuacct,
Guess what? We're changing our minds now for the $0 deductible/8 years/120K miles extended warranty. $260 is a huge amount of $$$ ($1495 - $1235 = $260). So, we just spoke with our local dealership and Saccucci Honda (as long as you're not the residents of CA or FL). There's no extra charges or penalties or so. So, we'll save that $$$ for other options like all weather floor mats, or so. The dealership said the monthly payment would still be the same though (no deduct since they already mailed out the forms to American Honda). The only differences would be the loan amount that we financed. So, that's mean ---> if paid by 36 months, then you could possibly pay less on your last 36th monthly payment.
Sounds great!
Thanks a lot!
artgpo Posts: 483The Honda Care warranty is entered into the Honda computer system whether or not you buy it at the time of purchase or online or over the phone from another Honda dealer. I verified this when I went to a local dealer, not the online dealer where I purchased my Honda Care, for service and asked him to check to see if my Honda Care was in effect, it was.
You can buy almost any extended warranty up until the factory warranty expires and some even after. Be careful of third party warranties as they might ONLY be honored at the selling dealer. There are also financial concerns as these private companies have been known to go belly up and leave the policy holders with an expensive but worthless piece of paper the dealer is under no obligation to honor. Buying a manufacturer's extended warranty is the safest bet because Honda is not about to got out of business. Even with GM and Chrysler the government will back the warranty but not so with Joe Blow Warranty Company.
The dealer's price and the online dealer's prices can have a huge difference for the exact same product.
erntrish Posts: 4Just signed contract with Freehold Honda in NJ for '09 EX-L with RES and NAV. Was quoted 29,825 (before dest, TTL, fees) by internet dept.
Had 6PM appt, but was kept waiting until 6:20 before I met a salesperson. Once I did, though, process was acceptable. Took a decent test drive (both my wife and I) and was pleased with both the vehicle and the salesperson- who literally dropped his jaw when he heard the price the internet dept quoted. When it came to deal time, they honored the price, and only dinged me a bit on my trade. No high-pressure tactics at all...just a professional, easy-going but well-informed presentation of the vehicle and its features. My only real complaint was the 3hrs they kept us there unnecessarily- which was likely not entirely on purpose (used car appraiser was running around crazy from car to car, etc.).
'09 ODY EX-L, RES, NAV (Slate Green- which does not look at all like green, btw)
Price (Incl dest) 30,475
Doc Fee: 195
Tax, Title: 2,458
Qualified for honda's 3.9%/60 mos financing. With my net from trade at 3,588, my monthly pmt will be 543.56.
FYI, excluding mine, there are only 2 RES/NAV equipped EX-Ls remaining in stock...1 in Gray and 1 in silver.
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Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units in 2000:
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Chattanooga, TN (58.0 miles , pop. 155,554).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Atlanta, GA (81.5 miles , pop. 416,474).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (512.6 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Morganton, GA (2.0 miles ), Blue Ridge, GA (2.4 miles ), McCaysville, GA (2.7 miles ), Epworth, GA (2.8 miles ), Copperhill, TN (2.8 miles ), Ducktown, TN (3.2 miles ), Ivylog, GA (3.4 miles) , Higdon-Mobile, GA (3.4 miles) .
Latitude: 34.93 N, Longitude: 84.25 W
Area code commonly used in this area: 706
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Mineral Bluff-area historical tornado activity is slightly above Georgia state average. It is 72% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 4/3/1974, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 3.0 miles away from the Mineral Bluff place center killed 4 people and injured 26 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages.
On 4/3/1974, a category F4 tornado 27.0 miles away from the place center killed 9 people and injured 67 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Mineral Bluff-area historical earthquake activity is significantly above Georgia state average. It is 67% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 4/29/2003 at 08:59:39, a magnitude 4.9 (4.4 MB, 4.6 MW, 4.9 LG, Depth: 12.2 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: IV - V) earthquake occurred 83.9 miles away from the city center
On 11/30/1973 at 07:48:41, a magnitude 4.7 (4.7 MB, 4.6 ML) earthquake occurred 62.2 miles away from Mineral Bluff center
On 7/5/1995 at 14:16:44, a magnitude 3.7 (3.7 LG, Depth: 6.2 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 30.1 miles away from the city center
On 10/12/2005 at 06:27:30, a magnitude 3.6 (3.6 LG, Depth: 5.1 mi) earthquake occurred 43.2 miles away from the city center
On 7/19/1997 at 17:06:34, a magnitude 3.5 (3.5 LG, Depth: 6.2 mi) earthquake occurred 32.6 miles away from Mineral Bluff center
On 6/17/1998 at 08:00:23, a magnitude 3.6 (3.3 MB, 3.6 LG, Depth: 6.2 mi) earthquake occurred 69.3 miles away from the city center
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Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Fannin County (7) is smaller than the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 5
Emergencies Declared: 2
Causes of natural disasters: Hurricanes: 3, Winter Storms: 2, Flood: 1, Snowfall: 1, Tornado: 1, Storm: 1, Tornado: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Religion statistics for Mineral Bluff CCD (based on Fannin County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 69.45%
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Number of grocery stores: 8
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 12
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8.00% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($48,966 average adjusted gross income)
10 or fewer of this county's residents moved from foreign countries between 2005 and 2006.
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5.59% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($33,673 average adjusted gross income)
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FCC Registered Antenna Towers:2
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FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:26 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Mineral Bluff)
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"La Civiltà Cattolica," the journal of the Rome Jesuits that is printed under the supervision of the Vatican authorities, published this week on its website an article by Michael F. Czerny, S.J.
The article is dedicated to AIDS in Africa and to the Church's efforts to combat it, published in the most recent edition of the magazine. (May 6, 2006) The article aims chiefly to answer the declarations of Cardinal Martini in L'espresso magazine of April 21, that stirred a big controversy on whether the Church is about to shift its position and allow the use of condoms in some cases.
The article published in the latest issue of "La Civiltà Cattolica" is an implicit response to the expectations for a change in the Church's stance, beginning with the specific case illustrated by cardinal Martini.
The article makes no direct reference to condoms, but it demonstrates that the Church's activity is directed in an entirely different direction, which can be summed up in the word "chastity." It maintains that the Church would do nothing but harm if its efforts in combating AIDS "seemed to support promiscuous, excessive, and destructive behavior."
At the same time as "La Civiltà Cattolica" was publishing its article, the pope referred twice – in addresses on May 11 and 13 – to the encyclical "Humanae Vitae" by Paul VI, describing it as "prophetic and always relevant."
Cardinal Martini is a Jesuit. And the Jesuits have been for years among the most active in fighting AIDS in Africa, in almost thirty sub-Saharan countries.
The author of the article in "La Civiltà Cattolica" is also a Jesuit: Fr. Michael F. Czerny, director of the African Jesuit AIDS Network, AJAN, founded in 2002 with headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya. He is also the author of the book "AIDS and the Church in Africa: To Shepherd the Church, Family of God in Africa in the Age of AIDS," published in Nairobi in 2005 by Pauline Publications Africa. The above image is the AJAN logo.
The complete Italian version, which is much longer, can be read on the website of "La Civiltà Cattolica," issue 3741 of May 6, 2006.
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Braden River High senior Alexis Cullen won the Blue Streak Invitational Oct. 20 in Avon Park, crossing the finish line in 20:19.00.
The Lady Pirates finished third overall with 70 points. Fellow senior Madison Daunt finished eighth in 21:10.00 followed by senior Bridget Lanier (16th, 22:16.00), sophomore Mia Wiederkehr (17th, 21:16.10) and freshman Kristen Breitweiser (28th, 24:13).
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