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I just reinstalled this package for a windows 7 64 bit computer (running 64 bit matlab). It was a bit of work so I thought I would share the process, or offer to email anyone the binaries/toolbox as I have it.
The first issue is that building mpfr/gmp for x64 is quite hard. Apparently, there is a new ming compiler out for 64 bit, but no one has had it work so far (and I didn't try it). The second option, SUA is also useless as there is no gcc compiler for x64 with it, and you would be forced to make a 32 bit version. So, in order to get the libraries I had to use MPIR (which can substitute for GMP) and then compile mpfr with this instead of gmp. To do this, you need to do the following:
Download MPFR ad MPIR :
Now, both of these are hard to build, but someone has setup a way to build them with either visual studio or visual studio express that is reasonably painless. Go here to get the build instructions.
Note that in order to get the visual studio build to work, you have to install a yasm assembler program and integerate it into visual studio (follow the 3 step instructions on their website).
One you are setup to go, first build mpir using visual studio. Note that there is a vcbuild directory included with the mpir program that you can use directly to make the files. This program can substitute for gmp in the next linking step, so use the gmp.h header file that comes with it next. With that done, you can now open the VS project from the gladman site and get ready to compile mpfr. Note that the project files he hands out do not include the actual code, so you will have to move the mpfr source files and reference mpir library files around to make sure they appear in their correct locations relative to the what is in the .sln file gladwell gives out. Once this is done, you are all set to build and things should compile just fine.
Next, compile the .mex files (which should be pretty straightforward now that the libraries are built). Now the package is up and running, however it did not work right away for me. It appears that for whatever reason if matlab saw this type of code:
in the toolbox .m files, it would call the eq.m method of this toolbox instead of the builtin method, and this broke the dang thing as it would not know how to work with two double types. The same was true for <, >, etc.. This seemed very strange to me and I am not sure if it is due to matlab upgrades or to some odd system setting on my machine. In any event, changing the relevant files to check for a double and go to the builtin method seemed to work around the problem okay, and so far the code is working fine.
Great package overall!!! Certainly a lot of work must have gone into it, only giving it 4 out of 5 because I just spent 6 hours getting it to work, but I am sure if I had gone the 32 bit route it would have been much easier.
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The '80's reigning aristo-soap has endured culturally. Today's, while diverting, won't.
Downton Abbey is entertainment. Its illustrious predecessor in television mega-success about the English upper class, Brideshead Revisited, is art. This distinction between entertainment and art helps explain the decline in Downton this year—it is simply not as entertaining. For those, who have a chance to see the Brideshead DVD (of the 30-year-old series) its power as art is undiminished.
This entertainment/art schematic was used, early in his career, by Graham Greene to describe his own work. To oversimplify slightly, Greene's entertainments, like The Confidential Agent and Ministry of Fear, were well-plotted mysteries, espionage thrillers, and psychological melodramas aimed at stimulating emotion more than the mind. His more serious "novels," like The Power and the Glory or The Quiet American—his art—were aimed at both.
This useful, if not precise, distinction between entertainment and art occurred to me as I began watching the third season of Downton Abbey. Like millions of Americans (and Brits), I found the first two seasons great fun—a superb entertainment with its multiple stories, opulent sets, and remarkable character acting. It never made me reflect on much, but I was eager for the next week to see what would happen. Sadly, I have begun, like others, to find this year's version less enjoyable (see James Parker in The Atlantic and a recent New York Times review). The plot twists ever more sharply, threatening to careen over the cliff of credibility. The characters remain largely unchanged, even as they find themselves in a Britain changed by the Great War. The main drama of seasons 1 and 2—will Lady Mary and Matthew Crawley find destiny with each other—loses its poignancy, wit, and vibrancy. Downton still entertains: Season 3 isn't a bust. But it shows its age, because by no stretch of the imagination is it art that raises hard, important questions the viewer can't shake off.
Brideshead Revisited, to which Downton is compared, does deserve that more exalted word. Both Brideshead and Downton, of course, are about aristocratic English families, living in grand houses which give the series their names. And, in their creation of a world of wealth and class, photographed down to the last detail, they appear similar.
But Brideshead Revisited, the 1981 television series, is drawn from Brideshead Revisited, the novel, written by Evelyn Waugh in 1944 when he was on temporary leave from the army. Indeed, the original screenplay by John Mortimer was largely junked and the final version, because of the time pressures, drew heavily—often word for word—from the book's evocative, razor-sharp dialogue. Waugh, initially a wicked novelist of manners, had converted to Catholicism in the 1930s. The novel, a distinct change in style and subject, was an elegiac account of an elegant but dysfunctional Catholic family, the Marchmains, as seen through the eyes of Charles Ryder, a son of the middle class. He is befriended by the youngest son, Sebastian, at Oxford in the early 1920s and is drawn into—and mesmerized by—the 20-year drama of a family struggling with faith and grace, rebirth and death, innocence lived and innocence lost, and love both sacred and profane.
Just as Downton began to captivate current television audiences, I happened, serendipitously, to reread Brideshead and then watch re-mastered DVDs to see again what engrossed a huge and loyal audience three decades ago. Here are some of the differences that indicate why the televised Brideshead may be no more enjoyable than Downton at its best but causes much greater and deeper reflection.
The characters in Downton all respond far more to external challenges—an embarrassing affair, wartime injuries, a threatened loss of Downton—than to internal conflicts.
The story of Brideshead is told through the narration of Charles Ryder looking back on his involvement with the Marchmains when, in 1944, his military unit is, surprisingly, posted to Brideshead in preparation for war. The tone is nuanced, ironic, and wistful, both mercilessly objective and deeply involved, with the duality of passion experienced and sadness for what has been lost. The sun-dappled, wine-filled memories of Oxford are replaced by Ryder's middle-aged reflection that he is "homeless, childless, middle-aged, loveless...." There is, of course, nothing in Downton comparable to the complexity of the narrative voice in Brideshead. Rather, there are the incessant shifts of view from the story of one character to another, facing soap-operatic problems and dilemmas that, in most instances, are overcome.
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On the gif gaf contracts, they say there payg, but you can buy 'goody bags' from them which are like one month contracts it seems to me- correct me if im wrong.
So if I got a sim and topped it up with a goody bag, after that month if i topped it up with either the same or different goody bag would i have the same phone number and sim card?
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- dh0589773 years, 8 months ago #1Show comment tools ReplyYes you would, same sim, same number. Just add a new goodybag each month. You can line a second one up ready as well
- Glitzybabe3 years, 8 months ago #2Show comment tools Replyok thankyou
- sancho19833 years, 8 months ago #3Show comment tools ReplyIs 2 the max?
- JaYy_dOg3 years, 8 months ago #4Show comment tools ReplyI also have a question about giffgaff.. if you buy the £10 goody bag do you get the deal and credit? or do you have to buy that seperate?
- dh0589773 years, 8 months ago1 Like #5Show comment tools Replysancho1983Is 2 the max?
1 active and one goodybag lined up is the limit. At the moment its only top ups you can set up to add each month
JaYy_dOgI also have a question about giffgaff.. if you buy the £10 goody bag do you get the deal and credit? or do you have to buy that seperate?
If you take a goodybag then you only get the mins, texts and internet that that goodybag offers, no credit. Although you can top up with credit as well, not that you'd need to!


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A study published in the February 2010 issue of SLEEP* found that short sleep duration (less than 6 hours/night), as well long sleep duration (more than 9 hours/night) were associated with increased weight gain in men.
More than 35,000 workers at an electric power company in Japan (of whom 31,000 were men) were followed over the course of a year, with weight, height, and self reported sleep duration obtained at annual health checkups in 2006 and 2007. Out of those men who were not overweight at the beginning of the study, 5.8% became so during the study period.
What was interesting was that men who slept fewer than 5 hours/night were almost twice (1.91 times) as likely to have become overweight during that time than those who were considered normal, and who slept between 7-8 hours/night. Those men sleeping between 5-6 hours/night were one and a half times more likely to have become overweight relative to the 7-8 hour/night group. Men sleeping more than 9 hours/night were 1.42 times more likely to have become overweight as compared with the 7-8 hour/night group. While no similar, statistically significant finding was found amongst the women, it is important to point out that the numbers of women sleeping 5-6 hours/night (14) and fewer than 5 hours/night (1) were very small.


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Bone scan
A bone scan is an imaging test that shows areas of increased or decreased bone turnover (metabolism).
Alternative Names
Scintigraphy - bone
How the test is performed
A bone scan involves injecting a radioactive material (radiotracer) into a vein. The substance travels through your blood to the bones and organs. As it wears off, it gives off a little bit of radiation. This radiation is detected by a camera that slowly scans your body. The camera takes pictures of how much radiotracer collects in the bones.
If a bone scan is done to see if you have a bone infection, images may be taken shortly after the radioactive material is injected and again 3 to 4 hours later, when it has collected in the bones. This is called a 3-phase bone scan.
To evaluate metastatic bone disease, images are taken only after the 3 to 4 hour delay.
The scanning part of the test will last about 1 hour. The scanner's camera may move above and around you. You may need to change positions.
You will probably be asked to drink extra water after you receive the radiotracer to keep the material from collecting in your bladder.
How to prepare for the test
You must remove jewelry and other metal objects. You may be asked to wear a hospital gown.
Tell your doctor if you are or may be pregnant.
Do not take any medicine with bismuth in it, such as Pepto-Bismol, for 4 days before the test.
How the test will feel
There is a small amount of pain when the needle is inserted. During the scan there is no pain. You must remain still during the examination, and you will be instructed when to change positions by the technologist.
You may experience some discomfort due to lying still for a prolonged period of time.
Why the test is performed
A bone scan is used to:
Normal Values
Test results are considered normal if the radiotracer moves evenly throughout all the bones in your body.
What abnormal results mean
The images should show that the radioactive material has been evenly distributed throughout the body. There should be no areas of increased or decreased distribution. "Hot spots" are areas where there is an increased accumulation of the radioactive material. "Cold spots" are areas that have taken up less of the radioactive material.
What the risks are
If you are pregnant or nursing, the test may be postponed to prevent exposing the developing baby to radiation. If you must have the test while breastfeeding, you should pump and throw away the breast milk for the next 2 days.
The amount of radiation injected into your vein is very small, and nearly all radiation is gone from the body within 2 - 3 days. The radiotracer that is used exposes you to a very small amount of radiation. The risk is probably no greater than with routine or conventional x-rays.
Risks related to the bone radiotracer are rare, but may include:
There is a slight risk of infection or bleeding when the needle is inserted into a vein.
Special considerations
Some abnormalities that may be identified on radionuclide bone scans include:
It is important to understand that bone scan findings must be compared with other imaging studies, in addition to clinical information. You should always discuss the significance of abnormal findings with your health care provider.
Coleman RE, Holen I. Bone metastases. In: Abeloff MD, Armitage JO, Niederhuber JE, Kastan MB, McKena WG, eds. Clinical Oncology. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 57
Lerner A, Antman KH. Primary and metastatic malignant bone lesions.In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds.Cecil Medicine. 24th ed.Philadelphia,PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 208.
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Gossip Girl Sneak Preview: "Easy J" and Tim Gunn!by Steve Marsi at . Comments
Gossip Girl is off next week, but it returns with a vengeance October 25. We know the drama will be in full effect because this episode marks Jenny's return to Manhattan.
Thanks to Chuck's meddling, "Easy J" gets an interview with Tim Gunn. If watching the scene below feels awkward, that's because it was, according to the fashion expert.
Jenny takes him through her background in this clip, hinting that she left town because of a problem with a Waldorf not named Eleanor but that it's all over with now.
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this scene is soo awkward. hahaha. At first i like lil J, but after what she have done with B, i don't think so. :P
Let me just say- I am a student at Parsons for Fashion Design and Tim Gun hasn't been working there in years..
The fact that this is going on air next week and Tim Gun doesn't work at Parsons let alone represent Parsons really pisses me off. The whole episode looks dumb and they are trying way to hard to get celebs on their show.
SPOILER ALERT: Haha, Jenny is going DOWN, and when i say down I mean straight donwhill rolling in her own blood and crying just like a newborn. What Blair prepared for Jenny is big, bold and perfect. Haha, the bitch's gonna get it. Rumor has it that B's revenge involves a dirty picture, a few blackberryes, and a missing dress. well, that's what I heard...
I hate Tim Gunn....he's so annoying....and a hideous actor. Diane Von Furstenberg was in Gossip Girl for two seconds and showed more class. Although I guess it's kind of stupid to compare him to her. Y'know what's ironic about Taylor Momsen? She's desperate to prove (not that anyone thought she was anyway) that she's not Miley Cyrus, who in turn is desperate to prove she's not Hannah Montana anymore, which was the role Taylor was up for....
I freakin love Jenny Humphrey!! She's my favorite character besides Serena. They're always changing, for good or worse but they keep us entertained and they're not boring in any way and that is what makes a show watch-worthy. But i also agree she should tone her behaviour outside the show just a little bit, cus i know she has lots of talent all she needs to do is focus a little bit more on her acting career, also look how pretty she looks without those raccoon eyes!!! Less is more.
can this website improve by adding 'LIKE" n "DISLIKE" button?? we need it people... for our freedom of 'AGREEING" n "DISAGREEING" on what other people said.pls.
They are both not particularly good at acting.... sigh.asd
tim gunn on gossip girl...this may just have to be my favorite episode of all time. he's the best on project runway and i can only imagine how amazing he'll be on gg. love u tim!!!
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Target and hunting is gonna be the use. Would like it to be capable for tight groups at 250yrds plus. Reasonable I believe. I'm a descent enough aim to hit that. Ot 6 for the caliber. I'm not crazy about ss finish, but if its more functionality for some reason than y not. This is for my first bolt action build, so I would like to do it rite but not damage my pockets to bad.
You allready have a very good smithy to use right?? OH YOUR POCKETS WILL SCREAM BEFORE ITS DONE.HEHEHAHA A good barrel will be 400 dollars + and still need to be chambered and fit. If the smithy likes use Kreiger or douglas with around a #6 barrel contour with a 24" or longer lenght that would be my choice . SS only and if finish is a problem have it bead blaster or dura coated. Barrel twist will be more your choice for bullet weight talk to your smithy or use the barrel companies info to deside. You will look to upgrade a trigger too? Work with your smithy on details. Most of what we might prefer may not be what he would advise and to a point it does pay to listen to a great smithy. Just besure hes a very good one. Useing the best parts in the world means nothing with out good smithy .
Maybe your rifle needs to be cleaned well and accuraised. Many times groups will be cut buy around half on a bad shooter. Under 500 dollars can do that buy a number of smithies. Not many -06's will shoot out the barrels on hunting rifles over a couple life times. This maybe a way to get what you want and control cost. New or reworked trigger , bedded action. Even a chamber refit to close up tolerences.
I have a ruger 77 mkII with a kreiger 28" barrel and laminated Boyd's stock timney trigger in 7 rem mag and it will shoot factory ammo at or under 2" at 400 yards. Hand loads allmost half that size. makes for a nice but a little heavy hunter. Check out Boonie's Safari Sling for use in the woods. Not your average sling. Easy to shoot from and can leave you hands free too.
Great response hard. Thank you. I do have a good smithy and would like to do as much as I can myself. Just Getn thoughts and peoples experiences.


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"We are pleased to announce the 2014 Empty Bowl was a great success!" reported Pinky Zalkin, event organizer.
On March 8, 2014, over 640 people gathered at Peace Lutheran Church in Grass Valley.
Together, they raised more than $18,000 to help Hospitality House continue its efforts to end homelessness though Utah's Place and the HH rehousing program.
The highly popular Empty Bowl community meal of soup and bread (and dessert) has flourished because of the once-a-year opportunity of taking home a unique, handmade soup bowl made by one of the scores of talented local potters who donate bowls every year.
Many of the bowls are donated anonymously, but we're delighted to gives thanks to long-time "bowlers" Karin Givon, Chic Lotz, Yvon Dockter and Richard Hotchkiss.
Of course, this event couldn't have happened without the outstanding generosity of this year's sponsors, donating businesses and individuals, and musicians for your dining pleasure.
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Othello (Quarto 1, 1622)
The Tragedy of Othello
1210Cas. Fore God this is a more exquisite song then the other.
1212Iag. Will you hear't agen?
1213Cas. No, for I hold him vnworthy of his place, that does those
1214things: well, God's aboue all, and there bee soules that must bee
1217Iag. It is true good Leiutenant.
1218Cas. For mine own part, no offence to the Generall, nor any man
1219of quality, I hope to be saued.
1220Iag. And so doe I Leiutenant.
1221Cas. I, but by your leaue, not before me; the Leiutenant is to be
1222saued before the Ancient. Let's ha no more of this, let's to our af-
1223faires: God forgiue vs our sins: Gentlemen, let's looke to our busi-
1224nesse; Doe not thinke Gentlemen I am drunke, this is my Ancient,
1225this is my right hand, and this is my left hand: I am not drunke now,
1227I can stand well enough, and speake well enough.
1228All. Excellent well.
1229Cas. Very well then: you must not thinke, that I am drunke.
1231Mon. To the plotforme maisters. Come, let's set the watch.
1233Iag. You see this fellow that is gone before,
1234He is a Souldier fit to stand by Cæsar,
1235And giue direction: and doe but see his vice,
1236Tis to his vertue, a iust equinox,
1237The one as long as th'other: tis pitty of him,
1238I feare the trust Othello put him in,
1239On some odde time of his infirmity,
1240Will shake this Island.
1241Mon. But is he often thus.
1242Iag. Tis euermore the Prologue to his sleepe:
1243Hee'le watch the horolodge a double set,
1244If drinke rocke not his cradle.
1245Mon. Twere well the Generall were put in minde of it,
1247Perhaps he sees it not, or his good nature,
1248Praises the vertues that appeares in Cassio,
1249And looke not on his euills: is not this true?
1251Iag. How now Roderigo,
Enter Roderigo.
1252I pray you after the Leiutenant, goe.
Exit Rod.
1253Mon. And tis great pitty that the noble Moore


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Slime mold finds the quickest path between food and has even shown signs of having memory – despite not having a brain. A human-like robot face has been hooked up so that its expressions are controlled by the electrical signals produced when yellow slime mold shies away from light, or moves eagerly towards food. Physarum polycephalum is a common yellow slime mold which ranges in size from several hundred micrometres to more than one metre. It is an aggregation of hundreds or thousands of identical unicellular organisms that merge together into one huge "cell" containing all their nuclei.
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A new study reveals how death in organisms, including humans, spreads like a wave from cell to cell until the whole individual is dead. In certain cases, scientists may be able to stop the biochemical process that leads to this death wave, reviving the individual.
Researchers focused their analysis on worms, which surprisingly possess mechanisms that are similar to those that are active in mammals. A remarkable feature of worms is that, as they die, the spread of death through their bodies can easily be seen under magnification. It's a fluorescent blue light caused by necrosis, or the cell death pathway. This, in turn, is dependent upon calcium signaling.
The individual cell deaths trigger a chemical reaction that leads to the breakdown of cell components and a build-up of molecular debris. If this goes on unchecked, the individual is toast.
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Our personal perspective is a reflection of our influences, i.e., in large part we are a byproduct of our environment and lessons learned from influential teachers, which is why my About Page contains a list of some of the prominent teachers that I have had the good fortune to stumble upon.
Considering the vast body of work that is represented in this list, I thought it would be a good exercise to try and share at least one primary lesson from each teacher. Below you will find teachings shared by fifteen of those on the list. More will follow, but for now, here is what I have learned from:
1. Terence McKenna: The word "mine" has been the primary destructive force in society as it relates to raising children and building communities.… Read the rest
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There are many metaphors for what life really is, but foremost in the big smarty pants community is the idea that life is a computer simulation. There happens to be a good amount of information that leads us to believe this is possible and the Edge Bros. are making a film about it to make the idea easier for the Average Joe to swallow. I found their indiegogo presentation to be amusing and informative. Check it out for yourself and consider throwing a couple 'coins' their way. Check out their crowd funding page here.
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Preformationism—one of the dominant scientific theories of the 18th century—is the belief that a tiny tree is hidden inside every seed, and a tiny person curled up inside every sperm. Via Wikipedia:
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In the history of biology, preformationism (or preformism) is the idea that organisms develop from miniature versions of themselves. Instead of assembly from parts, preformationists believe that the form of living things exist, in real terms, prior to their development. It suggests that all organisms were created at the same time, and that succeeding generations grow from homunculi that have existed since the beginning of creation.
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US astronomers looking for life in the solar system believe that Europa, one of the moons of Jupiter, which has an ocean, is much more promising than desert-covered Mars, which is currently the focus of the US government's attention.
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"There is a blurry frontier between active and alive," said biophysicist Jérémie Palacci of New York University. "That is exactly the kind of question that such works raise." Palacci and fellow NYU physicist Paul Chaikin led a group of researchers in developing the particles, which are described Jan. 31 in Science as forming "living crystals" in the right chemical conditions.
Some scientists think that life's building blocks once existed in such a form, bouncing back and forth for millions of years until coalescing in configurations that possessed the ability to copy themselves.
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Some advice to those who have lost loved ones
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I had not planned on getting involved in the following discussion, however, a conversation was started online which I felt inclined to participate in, and since my initial reply was well received, I thought it would be worthwhile floating the information here as well. Some of what I have posted were extremely hard-learned lessons and I hope the information finds its way to those who seek such advice.
The following question was posted on AskReddit:
"My parents just lost their son of 27 years. I am now an only child. Will it ever get easier for them, or will this bear on their soul until the eventual day where I must say goodbye?
"I guess I'm not exactly sure what I'm asking for. Stories, anecdotes, puns, and assholes maybe. I want to be there for my mom and dad but I'm unsure of what may even help. What in this world can help someone overcome the grief of having to lose a child?


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Hi, So, as of today, I have been sober for 7 months. I have been in my monitoring program 3 months (participation wise) and 1 month 2 weeks since I signed my recovery monitoring contract. Hopefully, in a month and a half or... Read More
- 0Mar 7, '13 by MichelleRN34Quote from wish_me_luckYay..I have eight months leftSo, 54 months left...actually soon, it will be 53 months. For month 54, I made half a tree...the tree will eventually be completed. I have become slightly busy in my volunteering, small job, grad school application, and nursing job search to complete it this month. I did, however, make a drawing that I will share for month 53, when it comes time. Enjoy!
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- 3Apr 9, '13 by wish_me_luckSo, I am a little behind on my picture/countdown updating; but, I thought I would post, anyway.
I have been in HPMP for 8 months.
I have a year sobriety.
- 0Apr 9, '13 by VivaLasViejas, ASN, RN GuideCONGRATULATIONS!!!! WOO-HOOOOOOO!!!
- 1Apr 10, '13 by MichelleRN34Yayy....I have 7 months left.....had a bad dream last night. I signed on for my daily check in and it said disqualified .....woke up scared.... I dont mind taking random drug screens...I can not wait until I am done with this program...anyone else have these type of dreams?
- 1Apr 10, '13 by HunnieBadgerThat's great for both of you!! Michelle I do all the time, I always have that feeling like I'm missing something. I went to my first aftercare last week and that has me more on alert than ever! So many of them started in the AP and then kicked out for various reasons or even denied reinstatement, NCBON is tough!
- 0Apr 11, '13 by MichelleRN34I stay nervous im gonna mess up in some way shape or form....Scared of losing my job...scared of losing my life again....I fell really hard when i lost my license...I lost almost everything.
- 0Apr 11, '13 by HunnieBadgerBeing vigilant is good, you're doing great and from what I can gather you're doing a great job of putting things back together. This is surely a painful lesson, I don't think many of us will ever forget. But at least we are putting our lives and careers back in working order! Keep up the good work!
- 2Apr 11, '13 by jmo1231I sometimes have dreams or nightmares of forgetting to check in at the lab for testing ect . I think it's all part of the program out fears and worst nightmares coming true. It makes me realize how much I value my life and my nursing career and nursing license! I never realized before all this mess how much I had accomplished in life until I lost it! I never want to lose it again! I never thought I would take anything so seriously but I take this monitoring program very serious . I am proud of myself for the work I put it int the past few years. I have 2 years left and will be glad when it's over but also grateful for it! I am so proud of all you folks on here as well who are doing the same. These programs are not easy and not everyone can finish ! It's alot on top of the normal life stressors and I think everyone deserves accolades when finished these monitoring programs.
- 1May 8, '13 by wish_me_luckAs of today 51 months left. Almost 1 year and 1 month sobriety.
- 1May 9, '13 by MichelleRN34Six months left for me we can do this


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Originally published Wednesday, January 23, 2008 at 12:00 AM
Montel Williams is "Living Well," and eating green
It's 11 a.m. and Montel Williams has already put in a kick-butt day. In the gym by 7:25, he chugs a 32-ounce green drink while putting in...
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At first glance, this frothy, light-green concoction may not seem tempting. Might even seem frightening. But go on, give it a try. You'll get a blast of nutrients, antioxidants, phytochemicals and fiber to power through your day.
• 2 bananas, peeled
• 3 oranges, peeled and quartered
• 1 head of romaine lettuce
• 4 cups of cold water
Add the ingredients in the following order to your blender: Bananas, oranges, lettuce and then water. Blend all ingredients at medium, then high speed until smooth. Serve chilled.
Makes 2 to 4 servings. Will keep for 2 to 3 days in refrigerator.
NEW YORK — It's 11 a.m. and Montel Williams has already put in a kick-butt day. In the gym by 7:25, he chugs a 32-ounce green drink while putting in 40 minutes on the elliptical. Then on to a half-hour of resistance training and some stretching, followed by a two-hour radio interview.
In the TV talk-show host and author's ultrabusy world, green drinks — blended concoctions of whole fruits and veggies — get him up and going in the morning and power him through the day. The nutritional elixir is also a cornerstone of his new book, co-written with William Doyle, "Living Well: 21 Days to Transform Your Life, Supercharge Your Health and Feel Spectacular" (New American Library, $24.95).
The book is crammed with Williams' personal reflections, simple recipes, workout routines and tips, and expert advice from dietitians and doctors.
Speaking by phone from his office in Midtown Manhattan, the 51-year-old Williams explains how his new regimen of diet and exercise helps him combat multiple sclerosis — an autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system — as well as anything else life throws at him.
Q: Back in 2003, you came out with "Body Change: The 21-Day Fitness Program for Changing Your Body ... and Changing Your Life!" Your latest book also uses a 21-day formula. Why does 21 seem to be the magic number?
A: It takes 17 days to make a habit. That's been verified by every psychiatrist and psychologist in the world and about 50 different types of studies. I think 17 days is a hard number to pick, so what I've tried to do is break it into three-week cycles in everything. That's what I build my entire routine around.
If I need to start a new workout routine, I know I need to do it 17 times before I can actually let it sink in and know whether or not it's really affecting me and if it's going to form a habit. So I made it 21 days just to give people an extra four days to make it sink in.
Q: Early on in your new book, you extol the virtues of the green drink. How'd you come up with this concoction?
A: The truth to this one is this whole book is the evolution from the fact that two and a half years ago I started noticing my symptoms just seemed to feel more severe, and I wanted to go in search of something that would mitigate and lessen them.
I met someone, a friend of mine who suffered from ulcerative colitis, who told me about the fact that she literally stopped a doctor from removing a large piece of her colon just by changing the way she ate. And I thought, "Well, if she can impact her illness this way, then maybe I could do the same thing."
So I started out initially just by doing green drinks, and then when I realized how good that made me feel after 21 days, I decided to really seek out anything I could do dietarily that could impact my disease.
So for a two-year period of time I have basically lived this regimen — everything I talk about in this book.
By employing these principles for the last two years, I have impacted my symptoms of MS by at least 30 percent and in some cases 40 percent. And in some cases alleviated the need for medication ... because I came out very clearly in my book "Climbing Higher," that I suffer from depression.
I have not taken one antidepressant since I've been on this regimen.
Q: When we talk about these green drinks, we're talking about fruits and vegetables?
A: I do it in a myriad of different ways. Here's the thing: It's green drinks, but it's also about eating more greens. The reason why I say "drink" or "smoothies" is because it's easier to get it in. I'm on a very busy schedule. For me to sit down and eat 16 ounces of salad, sometimes three times or four times in a row in a week, it's kind of tough. But if I can blend up one salad, and juice another one in a soup the next day, I'm getting in vegetables.
Q: Were you always so eager to munch on vegetables?
A: No. I've always exercised and I've always thought that I was healthy, but I wasn't a big vegetable person. For me, I'd eat the French fries and potatoes and work out and try to get rid of it that way rather than eat the green beans.
It wasn't until I started realizing how good I felt after 40 days of green drinking. I remember I went to see my mom, and she said, "Baby you look really good. What have you been doing? Look at your skin." And I hadn't even noticed. I looked in the mirror and I said, "Dang. I have a glow."
Not only did I have a glow, but where are the wrinkles on my face? Gone. Why? Because as I'm juicing I'm putting in more and more vegetables, and I'm also hydrating my system. You're also filling your body with antioxidants and phytochemicals, with all kinds of good nutritional things. All the things that you're putting in is bursting through your skin.
Q: So you totally revamped your diet. In your book you state you're not a fan of the "D" word. Why?
A: No, I don't like the word "diet." I'd rather call it an eating regimen because diet represents these little plans that have a beginning and end date. If you take a look at the word "diet" on the Internet, you'll get about a million entries, because there's about a million and a half diets, and if any of them worked, there'd only be one. So, diets don't work.
I'm talking about a lifestyle change. This is not something you can do for the next month and then sit back and rest on your laurels; this is something you need to do for your life. This is called fitness for life — and what it does is, it'll transform your life.
Q: What does "Living Well" mean for you right now?
A: Being able to get up and meet the challenges of every day. No matter whether they be emotional, whether they be up, down or in between, to meet the challenges every day head on, have the energy to do it, have the emotional strength to do it and have the wherewithal to know that after I've succeeded, I can now rest and enjoy what I've accomplished. That's what I try to do every day.
Q: You've never let MS stand in your way. Can you explain why you feel Americans look at illness as a weakness?
A: When we hear the word "illness," we immediately think somebody's frail and weak. Truthfully, I may be ill, but I'm for damn sure not weak. The difference is I know I have MS, no ifs, ands or buts about this disease, but I'm never going to allow it to have me.
Even though I've gotten this diagnosis, that doesn't mean I have to stop living. And I'm going to keep living. I'm going to try to make sure that everything I do is in an effort to make me live better, have more fun, live healthier and live with a bigger smile on my face.
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Great Directors PlotA deeply personal and intimate look at the art of cinema and the artists who create it, GREAT DIRECTORS features original, in-depth conversations with world-class filmmakers Bernardo Bertolucci, David Lynch, Stephen Frears, Agnes Varda, Ken Loach, Liliana Cavani, Todd Haynes, Catherine Breillat, Richard Linklater and John Sayles. These interviews more than just chronicle Ismailos' encounters with ten remarkable men and women. Extensively illuminated by clips and historical archives from the subjects' works, they also reveal the distinctive personalities who created the timeless images that have long inspired Ismailos—and all of us. Intercutting among the filmmakers in a freely associative way, Ismailos explores each director's artistic evolution; the role of politics and history on their work; their feelings about the other great directors who inspired them (with Bertolucci paying homage to Pasolini, Breillat to Bergman, and Haynes to Fassbinder, etc.); and the agony and ecstasy of being an artist in a medium that is, paradoxically, also an industry.
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