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Jackson Square Park
Jackson Square Park is a 0.227 acres (0.092 ha) park located in the Greenwich Village Historic District[1] just below the intersection of Eighth Avenue and 14th Street in Manhattan, New York City. Triangular in shape, it is bordered by 8th Avenue on the west, the commencement of Horatio Street on the south and the terminus of Greenwich Avenue on the east.
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The city's first war memorial was erected In 1762 among farmland at the northern terminus of Greenwich Avenue (known then as Monument Lane) at what is now the general vicinity of Jackson Square Park. It was an obelisk honoring British Major General James Wolfe who died in the Battle of Quebec. By 1773 the monument no longer appeared on local survey maps, though why it was dismantled is unknown.[2] [3]
Park history[edit]
The NYC Department of Parks and Recreation reports that the triangular park first showed up on plans for the city in 1811 as it moved to a grid system. It was formally acquired by the City of New York in 1826.[4]
The Department reports that a "Jackson Hall" was on the site of 2 Horatio Street facing the park in the mid-nineteenth century. No written reference to the name "Jackson Square" has been found before 1872. And while it is uncertain exactly when it became known as "Jackson Square," it is believed to have been named for US President Andrew Jackson.
In 1887 Parks superintendent Samuel Parsons, Jr. and consulting architect Calvert Vaux collaborated on a new design for Jackson Square as part of a city-wide effort.[4] In 1892 Parsons is quoted as saying the park was known for ""a great bouquet of brilliant flowers and leaves."
However, a 1934 Max Ulrich photo from the NYC Dept of Parks Photo Historical Archive shows a rather barren park with a single entrance on Greenwich Avenue (as opposed to the three entrances on each of the three bordering streets today).[5] Reflecting none of the brilliance referenced by Parsons.
A capital project was completed by the City of New York in 1990 which included restoring the iron fencing and the addition of a new, three-tiered, cast-iron water fountain in a 19th-century ornate style.[6] An alliance of residents and local businesses known the Jackson Square Alliance, is active in keeping the park maintained.
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- ^ New York City Landmarks Preservation Committee maps
- ^ New York City Department of Parks and Recreation: War Memorials
- ^ Documents of the NY State Assembly: Nineteenth Annual Report (1914) of the American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
- ^ a b New York City Department of Parks and Recreation
- ^ NYC Dept of Parks Photo Archive
- ^ New York City Department of Parks and Recreation Monuments
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While it's no surprise that 2Pac is a major influence and source of inspiration for Lil Wayne, Nicki's many references to the late rapper and tattoos most likely come from a recent Weezy interview in which the GQ rock god shared, "I have not problem with people going and getting a billion tattoos. But why are you doing it? I know my first tattoo I got, because my dad died."
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Recycling in Corpus Christi
CORPUS CHRISTI - Newspapers, magazines, catalogs, corrugated and paperboard boxes, plastic bottles, aluminum foil/cans and steel/tin cans
A recycling curbside pickup calendar number is on the monthly City Utility Statement , or call Solid Waste Services at 826-2489 to find out your area's collection day calendar number.
Twice monthly zone pickup schedule map is available on the city's Web site at www.cctexas.com
You may purchase an extra green recycling bin for $6 at the Solid Waste Services Office, 2525 Hygeia Street, Building 1A, at the City Service Center off Ayers Street near Holly Road. For more information, call 826-1970.
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Dec. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Gilts rose, with 10-year yields dropping to a record, on speculation the measures agreed at last week's European Union summit will fail to end the region's debt crisis. The pound rose to a nine-month high versus the euro.
Two-year yields also approached an all-time low as Moody's Investors Service said the summit didn't diminish the risk it will cut the ratings of euro-area nations. Gilts also advanced as economists said a U.K. report tomorrow will show an index of house prices dropped for the third time in four months, adding to concern the economy is sliding back into a recession.
"On a relative basis, there's still going to be demand for gilts," said Vatsala Datta, a London-based interest-rate strategist at Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets. "The risk of recession remains."
The 10-year yield fell seven basis points, or 0.07 percentage point, to 2.09 percent at 4:40 p.m. London time after dropping to 2.07 percent, the least since Bloomberg began compiling the data in 1992. The 3.75 percent bond due September 2021 gained 0.62, or 6.20 pounds per 1,000-pound ($1,563) face amount, to 114.51.
Two-year yields slid four basis points to 0.36 percent. They declined to 0.317 percent on Dec. 8, also the lowest since at least 1992.
The agreement announced by European leaders after their Dec. 9 summit in Brussels contained few new measures, Moody's said in its Weekly Credit Outlook.
"In the absence of any decisive policy initiatives that stabilize credit-market conditions effectively, our intention as announced in November is to revisit the level and dispersion of ratings during the first quarter of 2012," the company said.
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Gilts have returned 15 percent this year, according to indexes compiled by Bloomberg and the European Federation of Financial Analysts Societies. Investors bought the securities as an alternative to assets denominated in the euro as European Union leaders struggled to solve a debt crisis that has forced Greece, Ireland and Portugal to seek bailouts.
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors will say its house-price gauge fell to minus 25 last month from minus 24 in October, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Nationwide Building Society will say this week that its index of U.K. consumer confidence stayed at a record low in November, a separate survey showed.
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The Bank of England's first round of asset purchases in 2009 and 2010 may have had less impact on gilt yields than the central bank estimated, according to the Bank for International Settlements.
The 200 billion-pound program lowered yields by as much as 74 basis points, the BIS said in its quarterly review yesterday. That compares with an estimate by the Bank of England the measure reduced yields by 100 basis points.
The U.K. central bank started a new round of bond purchases in October and some policy makers have said more stimulus may be needed. The BIS said further measures may have a limited utility because bond yields are already "very low," while the effect is smaller the longer the programs last.
The pound appreciated 0.9 percent to 84.68 pence per euro after rising to 84.55 pence per euro, the strongest level since Feb. 23. The currency weakened 0.4 percent to $1.5604.
Sterling has depreciated 1.3 percent in the past three months, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Indexes which track 10 developed-nation currencies. The dollar rose 3.7 percent and the yen climbed 1.1 percent.
"Quantitative easing is likely to be revisited at some point in 2012," said Neil Mellor, a strategist at Bank of New York Mellon Corp. in London. "Even if we don't see quantitative easing in the first few months, we'll definitely get references to it and reminders that they are willing to step in if they have to, and that's not going to help sterling."
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Dennis Darrell, the individual who most influenced independent film in Charlotte over the last decade, died Monday at 47 of undisclosed causes.
Until he had a stroke last summer, Darrell had been the city's busiest and most far-reaching promoter of films, many with themes that appealed to African-Americans.
He was beginning to get back into a promoting groove this spring, sponsoring a screening of "Don't Blame the Lettuce" by Charlotte director David Jones and bringing actor Malik Yoba to town for an evening called "One Night Stand."
"Dennis was a true hero for independent films, filmmakers and film lovers... and a true, dear friend," said Michael Swanson, producer of two features and a documentary.
"He was the sole reason my wife, Christine, and I added Charlotte to our 'All About You' movie tour in January 2003. He knew Charlotte well and said the audience would love and support the film, and Charlotte became one of our most successful stops."
Darrell came to the city as a management consultant, but film was his first professional love from the day he arrived.
He created a "Shorts in the Spirit Program" in June 2002, showing the best of the Acapulco Black Film Festival. Over the next year, he brought in actor-director Tim Reid, showed the controversial documentary "Biggie and Tupac," created the Legacy of Black Men Short Film Showcase, revived the classic "Cooley High" and put together a showcase of short films meant for black women: "Twists, Dreds, Perms & Fros."
His efforts continued and broadened over time. He created the multidimensional Oc Fest for visual arts, fashion and poetry and organized the Reel Soul Film festival in fall 2008.
Darrell is survived by his wife, Nikita, and three stepsons: Bryant, 21, Adrian, 17 and Joshua, 14. Funeral arrangements are yet to be announced and are being handled by Long & Son Mortuary Services.
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Grab a hanky. Still in its 50th anniversary year, ABC's General Hospital will celebrate yet another milestone on Monday, Feb. 24 when it airs its 13,000th episode.
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It's been over 30 years since Kin Shriner and Robin Mattson first teamed for crime and romance on General Hospital and now they've been reunited on the ABC soap in the most unexpected way: It's been revealed that their characters — district attorney Scott Baldwin and nutcase villain Heather Webber — are the parents of serial killer Franco (Roger Howarth)! TV Guide Magazine took the longtime pals to lunch at one of their favorite Beverly Hills restaurants, La Scala, once the hangout of Frank Sinatra and his Rat Pack, just as Heather's current reign of terror has come to an end. Will she be back? Can the Heather-Scott spark be reignited? And then there's the question we're dying to ask: Did Shriner and Mattson ever get it on in real life?
Whaaat? Fans of CBS's The Young and the Restless got a Valentine's Day surprise when it was revealed that the ghost of Cassie Newman, played by Emmy winner Camryn Grimes, isn't a ghost after all but ...
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Beginning next week, TVGN will air episodes of The Bold and the Beautiful the same day they air on CBS, the network announced Thursday.
Oh, Dollar Bill! CBS's The Bold and the Beautiful has moved into the romance-fiction market with two digital novels — published by Momentum — that focus on Don Diamont's lady-lovin' megamogul character, Bill Spencer. Forbidden Affair has Bill getting sexy with young Steffy Forrester in the rubble of a Los Angeles earthquake, while Collision Course finds him with a bad case of PTSD after surviving the crash of his private plane. Needing psychiatric help, Bill ends up falling for his therapist, Taylor Hayes.
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Review: Oklahoma! at Solvang Festival Theater
PCPA's production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic is firing on all cylinders. Read story.
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Shakespeare on the Beach
This ambitious young company will give Santa Barbara its first taste of Shakespeare on the beach from August 20-23. Read story.
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Circle Bar B Dinner Theatre to Close
With the Ranch looking for a new business model, this long-running theater institution faces a major transition if it is to survive. Read story.
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A lack of direction and cohesion resulted in big problems for this one-weekend-only production. Read story.
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Juvenile offenders and UCSB students interpreted Homer on Sunday, August 3. Read story.
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Eight of the best playwrights in America will converge on Ojai this weekend and next for an intensive conference culminating in a series of new, public play workshops. Read story.
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This new comic monologue explored the concept of homeland on Thursday, July 24. Read story.
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Theater in the Jewish ghetto of Vilna is the setting for Joshua Sobol's play about the survival of the spirit. Read story.
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Elements Theatre Collective confronts the mystery of identity with fantasy and farce. Read story.
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Get Whisked Away by Enchanted April
Circle Bar B Dinner Theatre presents this new theatrical adaptation. Read story.
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This play about Southern bridesmaids from the creator of Six Feet Under plays through July 27. Read story.
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Interesting that even Wiki tells the story of WTC7. Not difficult to figure out:
The building was constructed above a Con Edison substation that had been on the site since 1967.[6] The substation had a caisson foundation designed to carry the weight of a future building of 25 stories containing 600,000 sq ft (56,000 m2).[7] The final design for 7 World Trade Center was for a much larger building than originally planned when the substation was built.[8] The structural design of 7 World Trade Center therefore included a system of gravity column transfer trusses and girders, located between floors 5 and 7, to transfer loads to the smaller foundation.[9] Existing caissons installed in 1967 were used, along with new ones, to accommodate the building. The 5th floor functioned as a structural diaphragm, providing lateral stability and distribution of loads between the new and old caissons. Above the 7th floor, the building's structure was a typical tube-frame design, with columns in the core and on the perimeter, and lateral loads resisted by perimeter moment frames.[7]
Don't know what the point of yer post is, and I suspect, neither do you.
FYI, here is what NIST said about the Con Edison sub station:
25. Did the electrical substation beneath WTC 7 play a role in the fires or collapse?
No. There is no evidence that the electric substation contributed to the fires in WTC 7. The electrical substation continued working until 4:33 p.m. on Sept. 11, 2001. Alarms at the substation were monitored, and there were no signals except for one event early in the day. No smoke was observed emanating from the substation.
Special elements of the building's constructionnamely trusses, girders, and cantilever overhangs, which were used to transfer loads from the building superstructure to the columns of the electric substation (over which WTC 7 was constructed) and foundation belowalso did not play a significant role in the collapse.
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Brussels Sprouts
Good Body Benefits: Move over oranges. Brussels sprouts are also a great source of vitamin C. These small vegetables that look like mini cabbages are also packed with vitamin K and other nutrients like fiber, which helps keep your digestive system in check.
How to Prepare: "If you serve them whole, you're probably going to get a grumpy face from your kids," says Shawn Loving, department chair for culinary arts at Schoolcraft College in Livonia. His suggestion is to use the sprouts in recipes where you might use cabbage. You can cut them up into thin strips to make coleslaw, use them in stir-fry recipes or even mix into chicken noodle soup (whether it's made from scratch or from a can).


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Francois Brunery - Lute Player
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Lot 12 Francois Brunery Italian, 1849-1926 Lute Player Signed F. Brunery (lr) Oil on panel 13 3/4 x 10 1/2 inches C Estimate $4,000-6,000 Frame rubbing. No restoration visible under UV light because of dense varnish layer. Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging.
Francois Brunery - An Eminent Gathering
Auction: Christie's -Oct 12, 2011 - New YorkLot number: 16
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Francois Brunery (Italian, 1849-1926) An Eminent Gathering signed 'F. Brunery' (lower left) oil on panel 27¾ x 36 in. (70.5 x 91.4 cm.) with Richard Green, London. Acquired from the above by the present owner in 1987. PROPERTY FROM A MIDWESTERN COLLECTION François Brunery was born in Turin but received his artistic education in Paris, where he studied with Jean Léon Gérôme and Léon Bonnat. From Paris he traveled to Rome, where he first came in to contact with the luxury and splendor of the Vatican. The young artist married in Rome, and left the Eternal City upon the urging of his new wife. Upon his return to Paris, he painted the Venetian canal scenes that were so popular at the time, but his first real commission was a portrait of a cardinal. This, combined with his time spent in Rome, may have inspired the young Brunery's artistic endeavors and there followed a highly successful series of ecclesiastical genre scenes which started as mere curiosities and later developed their comedic bent. By the 1890s, Brunery had developed a reputation as one of the leading artists dedicated to the genre of satirical and humorous depictions of the clergy set in luxurious interiors. Because of the burgeoning of the middle class both in Europe and the United States, as well as a lessening of regard for the Church, these types of paintings were exceedingly popular at the very end of the 19th century. These ecclesiastical paintings, as exemplified by An Eminent Gathering, are characterized by their highly finished technique, vivid purples and crimsons, and a wealth of lavish details. Most importantly, the pointed humor proved to be of enormous appeal to both European and American audiences. A number of European artists, among them Andrea Landini, Jean Georges Vibert, José Gallegos y Arnosa, Juan Pablo Salinas and Georges Croegeart who dedicated at least a portion of their oeuvre to this genre. A large part of Brunery's success in the genre was that he was a master of innuendo rather than explicit slander. 'Brunery's merry company of prelates at the dinner table is jolly rather than legless, funny rather than disgusting' (P. Hook and M. Poltimore, Popular 19th Century Painting, 1986, p. 99). An Eminent Gathering embodies all that appealed most commercially to collectors of this genre at the end of the 19th century. The composition is complex and populated by clergy of various degree, the scene is set in a high-ceiling, wood-paneled, sumptuously furnished interior where good humor abounds. The gathering is obviously enormously entertained by the anecdote told by the figure at the far right as the card party has been interrupted by an overwhelming burst of laughter. The bonhomie that pervades the gathering softens the underlying satire and creates an atmosphere appealing in its levity and sensually satisfying in its sumptuousness.
Francois Brunery - The New Toy
Original 1888
Auction: Bonhams -Jan 27, 2011 - LondonLot number: 37
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
François Brunery (Italian, 1849-1926) The new toy signed, inscribed and dated 'F.Brunery London 1888' (lowerright) oil on panel 45 x 55cm (17 11/16 x 21 5/8in). PROVENANCE: with MacConnal-Mason & Son, Ltd Private collection, UK For a similar composition, see Bonhams New York, 21 April 2010, lot168.
Francois Brunery - Portrait Of A Cavalier
Auction: Garth's -Jul 23, 2010 - DelawareLot number: 250
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PORTRAIT OF A CAVALIER BY FRANCOIS BRUNERY (FRANCE,1849-1926). Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Seated cavalier smoking a pipe.Minor inpainting. 8 1/2"h. 6 1/2"w., in a gilt frame, 14 1/2"h. 121/2"w. Estimate $ 500-1,000 Inpainting at circle of crazing in center and near crazing inneck. Regarding the shipping of firearms and or weapons: please be awarethat many restrictions apply to the international shipment offirearms, antique or otherwise. Your winning bid will not becanceled, rescinded, or retracted due to an international shippinglimitation. It is your responsibility to resolve shipping issuesPRIOR to bidding in this (or any other) auction.
Francois Brunery - Out Of Tune
Auction: Bonhams -Apr 21, 2010 - New YorkLot number: 165
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Fran�ois Brunery (Italian, 1849-1926) Out of tune signed 'F. Brunery' (lower right) oil on canvas 23 1/2 x 19 1/4in (60 x 49cm) Footnote: PROVENANCE: with Kurt Schon, Ltd., New Orleans; Sale, Sotheby's, New York, 25 April 2006, lot 94; Acquired at the above sale by the present owner.


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Haha what do you do for work? I'm working on a railway at the moment building tracks. It's stupid. The people I work with are stupid. I was hired as a labourer and they don't even realise I have more construction experience than the majority of their full time employees. Lol, i'm done venting :D
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|Hi, does anyone have any experience with cfs? I would apreciate any advice as I am very frustrated by it and am sick of the associated anxiety too - it can be scarey when you feel very cfs-y. I really just want it gone ASAP so I can live my life fully.
Thank you!!!
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|I am lucky to have a fairly mild case of CFS. When I was younger I operated at about 75 - 80% of normal. I am nearly 60 now, and down to about 60%. I have fibromyalgia along with it. I have also been lucky to have a really supportive family.
I had to choose the work I did very carefully. I was fortunate enough that for 10 years I had a job that allowed me to work at home. I had no commute time and I could put in my 8 hours anytime in 24, so I broke my work day into 3 parts. When I moved to the 'burbs I found that I couldn't manage the long commute into the city plus 9 hours at a desk, particularly since overtime was frequently required. I haven't worked since.
I belong to a fibro/CFS support group. People bring lots of theories, lots of suggestions for supplements etc., but nothing that is really curative. The best thing that has happened for me is that I finally got a referral to a rheumatologist. Up until now I had just been seeing a GP. The rheumatologist gave me muscle relaxants so that I can sleep at night and we have been doing trial and error studies with various supplements. I haven't been impressed with anything yet.
IF what you have is not mononucleosis or something similar which is curable, then I am afraid that you are just stuck with the CFS until a cure or treatment is found. That's really harsh, I know, but it is better to spend your time and limited energy on figuring out how to live with it than on wishing it away. One of the things that seems to be common to people with CFS is an allergy to wheat and dairy. Those are hard to avoid, but you can learn to do it over time and it won't hurt you to give it a try. I have been wheat free now for years and I limit dairy to a little unsweetened yogurt.
I am now exercising more than I ever have before. That is because I let all the fatigue keep me still and I developed diabetes. I have been surprised to find I have more energy now than before BUT I can only do that because of the muscle relaxants. I still poop out quickly on shopping trips and I can't walk as fast as other people. I exercise with people in their 80s and they are better than me.
Hopefully you will get lots of responses with lots of suggestions to your query. As to supplements - don't try more than one at a time so you know what is working and what might actually be hurting you.
- Posted by clueless1959 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 26, 07 at 9:50
|veganstar Believe me I hear your frustration. But I'm afraid if you gonna wait for the CFS and axiety to go away you gonna have a very long wait.
I'm a firm believer in exercise YES it hurts but the more you do the less it hurts. Helps keep the anxiety in check too.
My DD got CFS 3 yrs ago. She was on the sofa so long she got to the point she could not walk pretty scarey when that happens to a 13 yr old. She was down for almost 2 yrs before we found the right med and treatment.
Now at 16 she's back in school full time on the honor roll and playing volleyball, basketball and softball during the school year. Summer she does all 3 at the same time.
DD has fibro along with the CFS and anxiety she is in PAIN every day but the more excersise she gets the better she feels physically and mentally.
There was a time when DD couldn't even pick up a small plastic cup that was empty it was to heavy. Now that she is on the right med which is CYMBALTA that helps keep her pain in check she is able to do most anything she wants.
Over time her anxiety level has went way down too. Along with becoming more active and able to do the sports that she does.
|I would advise walking for exercise. Sometimes if people try too much exercise, they will get so sick that they won't be able to keep it up. They key is to find something you can do and stick to it.
Try to regulate your sleeping patterns. I know this is easier said than done, but although you may be laying around all day, you're probably not getting enough deep sleep.
I would also go to a doctor to rule out any medical problems. Sometimes anxiety can come from a speeding heart rate (blood pressure problems, etc) and not vice versa. Is there a chance that you are just majorly depressed and that depression is causing both the fatique and the anxiety? Or, could you be going through (peri)menopause?
Have you heard anything about taking Guaifenesin for your CF? That's something else you may want to look into and talk to a doctor about.
Good luck. One good thing is that everyone I know that has had CF has come out of it. Hopefully, you will be able to get back to a normal life soon.
|Any exercise should be started gradually. Walking is good because it is weight bearing, but the motion of my hips when I walk just inflames them and after a year and a half of walking in agony I quit and went to swimming and from there I was able to add strength training and using a stationary bicycle.
I looked very seriously at Guaifenesin as did some other CF people I know. I am pretty disciplined but the discipline required for that is so extreme I knew that I couldn't keep it up. The regimen even requires that you carry your own soap with you when visiting at another person's home, and that you never touch most plant material without gloves. The list goes on and on. There is a lot of information about it on-line. Try it by all means if you wish. I would love to hear some feedback on it.
Carla, I don't know of a single person who has come out of CF, but many have found relief with Cymbalta.
|Well, you know me...sort of.
I was practically home bound and was functioning at maybe 15% for over a year. I tried swimming, well, water walking, and sprained my ankles twice right after...my legs were like mush right after and just gave out on me. I couldn't even drive most days, and most housework was out of the question. (forget about an outside job).
I got a sinus cold and my regular MD gave me a cold pill with Guaifenesin in it. After I finished the medicine and my cold went away, I surprsingly felt back to normal...well, like 85% instead of 15%. I could live life again. And, let me add that at that time I had not known of the Guaifenesin usage for CF so it wasn't something I hoped for, etc...I did not put it all together until after I was 'cured'. I never did a protocol with soap or anything.
I think everyone's CF is different and can stem from different causes but for the most cases I think it's probably related to the autonomic and immune systems and some dysfunction with them that just hasn't been diagnosed. (How many of you have allergies, asthma, chemical sensitivity?)
Depending on the study you look at, CF is 'curable'. I think believing it is not, is not a good outlook to take with the disease. I do think if you are not doing and feeling well, you should be trying different avenues, doctors, and/ or different medicines. There is no need to live the rest of your life in a chronic fatigue state. Try to keep your stress level down! And, don't give up. Life can get better...I am proof!
ps. I also have two friends that "had" it and are now feeling close to normal, so I'm not a fluke.
|Carla, I am delighted to hear that you are so improved. I certainly don't wish a permanent condition on anyone. I think it is fascinating that the guayfenesin in an expectorant helped you. I had heard that from someone one other time, but more often have heard about and read about people who had to do the whole rigerous protocol to get any results.
Perhaps we are talking apples and oranges here when we speak about "cure". For me it is useful to remember that just because I am feeling better I cannot resume eating wheat. It actually helps me to accept that my condition is permanent and that I need to make permanent adjustments to my life. It is the same with my diabetes. My A1c is only 5.4 which would be considered normal except that I have to eat and exercise very carefully to achieve that number. If I took it as a sign that I was cured, I might think it was okay for me to have some cake or ice cream and it isn't. I am no more cured than an alcoholic who isn't drinking.
I certainly want our OP to believe that she can get better and I believe she will. It is just that until you I had never heard anyone speak of a cure. I have found that people who spend a lot of time denying their condition or crying over their condition when they could be working on their condition are the people most likely to be looking for a miracle in a bottle instead of buckling down to do what needs to be done. I guess it comes down (as everything does)to what works for the individual.
- Posted by clueless1959 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 28, 07 at 0:18
|Well just as CFS is different for everyone even the cause of CFS seems to be different for all of us or many sometimes traced back to the flu, a simple head cold, mono, stress, tramatic event etc the list is endless.
Seems the treatment is pretty much different for all too tho I do agree with walking and starting slowly and working up to about 30 mins of fast paced walkin a day if you can do it.
Many do seem to whine about the CFS more than anything else. Rather than trying to do something about it. I think it helps some who can't physically excersise to at least do things that keeps the mind busy. Puzzles, games, writing anything that works the brain a bit.
My DD had trouble with POTS for awhile too tho I was never able to convince the DR's of that. Was never able to get a tilt table test done on her either. But I did enough monitoring her BP at home and having her stand for 10 mins then checking BP to know she had a problem.
I could write a very large book on what I went thru with my DD in 2 yrs. Believe me it was a living hell. I never ever thought she would come out of it and be what she is today that is for sure. But I also believe my DD had a mild case of encephalitis that went untreated that set her off on the CFS/Fibro thing. She had problems most never has with CFS/Fibro.
Has anyone here tried the new LYRICA drug? It's only been out about 18 months or so here in the states a cousin of mine had excellent results with it. Thought about trying DD on it but after seeing her without her Cymbalta for a couple of weeks NO WAY not till the cymbalta stops working for her will I try another med.
|My doctor prescribed Lyrica for me today - not for the fibromyalgia but for the numbness/pain in several sectors of my body that may or may not be a result of having diabetes. I went on-line to read about the pros and cons of starting this and I am leaning toward not taking it. As I understand it, Lyrica isn't curative. It masks pain and aids in sleep. The downside that I am worried about is that it can cause weight gain and is addictive. A person is also advised not to do any driving until they know how their body will react - no driving?? If anybody has tried it, I would love to hear about it.
|For those of you that suffer with this problem, may I recommend a movie/documentary on the subject called "I Remember Me". It is somewhat dated, but I think everyone who has this condidtion and their friends and family would benefit from watching it. If nothing else, it lets you know that you are not alone and that it is NOT all in your head and you are not the only one dealing with doctors that don't believe or understand you.
You may have a problem finding the movie to rent, but you should be able to purchase it through Amazon or Blockbuster online, etc. It really is well worth the $25 for those suffering with this condition.
Here is a link that might be useful: I Remember Me
- Posted by junkyardgirl (My Page) on Thu, Nov 29, 07 at 21:21
|I've had it for 30 years. For many years, I just accepted it, but then I started researching, and found that in some cases, magnesium and zinc supplements help. I later developed fibromyalgia, but still had other symptoms, and after going to several doctors, I finally had one diagnose me with lupus. I hate it when I simply cannot get up out of the chair, or off the couch, and do what needs to be done around here. Today was one of those days.
I have a hard time with people not really understanding the chronic fatigue. I'm always tired, and by the time I work my 9 hour day (8 hrs. with 1 hr. lunch), I'm exhausted, and once I get home, I just drop into a chair and don't move.
I did find that the Calcium/Magnesium/Zinc tablets helped, as well as extra selenium, which kicks your thyroid into high gear.
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Playing Devil's advocate here... when bees develop the capacity to develop nuclear arms, I'm sure our spending on the War on Bees will increase significantly.
You're in a union right? Why if issues their petty issues don't affect you? (guessing for your own protection)
Unions have power, people have power, until they take up the apathetic selfish attitude of 'if it doesn't affect me'. One day something you care about will affect you and no one will stand with you. Thatcher was annoyingly right, there are only individuals.
Their ILLEGAL exploits of systems have been exposed, companies have reacted and closed loopholes. These loop holes that could be exploited by anyone, not just GHCQ/NSA. They have been pushing and creating illegal malware, infecting anything from DELL FIRMWARE to client browsers, both intercepting hardware en-route or post setup.
Even infecting Slashdot for the purposes of targeting people like us because we hold the keys to many users.
This is about capturing ALL DATA and wont stop at META.
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You're looking at these laws as if they're individuals when they aren't. Each one is the precursor to the next.
You don't have to answer those questions. You only have to pull over when ordered to by the police. You can say "I don't wish to answer those questions" and you'll be sent on your way.I got stopped a couple of months bike driving home. Was asked where my journey started and where I was heading to. All drivers on that stretch of road where stopped and asked the same to questions. Did I think invasion of privacy? Or did I think traffic planning?
That's what I've said multiple times. The law says the police, councils, DEFRA, dept of education, etc... can access the information without a warrant. That's exactly what these laws, when put together, do.If the law says - "police officer must apply to a judge for a warrant to access ISP held data", no problem. If the law says - "rent officer can randomly access database to see what times I'm at home", I have a problem. I don't have a problem with the data retention, just the data application.
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Think your hitting it better on the nail then I am.
As always my posts being ripped apart now wonder why some don't discuss properly any more these days.
State your argument, clearly, and people will respond. If your argument is flawed, people will pull it apart. That's a discussion. That's just how it happens on a forum.
I have my arguments ripped apart all the time. I'm used to it. Its one of the reasons I'm so blunt.
I can't help but feel that other traitors might have used much the same argument, however.
Already stated my argument, my points have been made clear. It's more like I am hitting nerves that people don't like. As I stated before people cried during the whole torrent and internet filtering - short time later it got forgotten and no one complains any more. If the Gov want to pick apart my internet history they will do so regardless. If they want to get a warrant to search that or my PC at home what can I do if they get one? Nothing.
I can continue to raise up the issue that If you have nothing to hide. At the end of the day if we are talking about something illegal today that yesterday was legal after that it's the Gov can interpret something different. What's the result? the same.
Sorry to say but I don't see a single part of my argument that was flawed, if I say I couldn't care less if the Gov monitor my internet access or not what's flawed about that. That's not arguing half lies, fact is half of me won't care at all. That's not your not place to pull apart, that's not your place to accuse of being flawed. That's not just my view that's my feeling behind it. My feelings isn't something that someone can question because its fact. The information I argued was very little because I wasn't arguing information. I am not arguing if the Gov should or should not do it.
I am simply stating how I feel about it - sorry but don't see how that can be torn apart. If your view differs on that well, tough luck really because my view on it all and my feelings wont change. No one here has presented any information that has changed it except Tmd who seems to think more along the lines of my self but he seems to be arguing facts too not just his view.
I have nothing to hide, but that didn't stop a politically motivated prosecution against me with police lying about me and my friends, or with police following us around or stopping us every time we went anywhere in a car. It didn't stop the police placing bugs in our meeting place, or stop the police and council doing "sting" operations against us for holding information stalls in public. No laws broken, yet my life was turned upside down by them.I can continue to raise up the issue that If you have nothing to hide. At the end of the day if we are talking about something illegal today that yesterday was legal after that it's the Gov can interpret something different. What's the result? the same.
All the arguments I've read so far against data retention appear resolve around it's potential use/misuse. Maybe the law should be tightened it that regard? As you say it's petabytes of data. Even GCHQ have better things to do with their time than to fish through the amount of data that is generated each second.
You can't complain that no-one is discussing your points properly when, by your own admission, you're not discussing any points, you are "simply stating how [you] feel about it". You're not engaging in the conversation - you've just loudly declared "I DON'T CARE!" and then got upset when the people who do care think that it's a rather short-sighted and shallow approach to take to what often devolves into abuse of power.
You say no-one discusses the torrent filtering anymore, which is funny, as I was discussing the topic not half an hour ago with our head of curriculum IT in relation to all this. The appropriation of the CleanFeed system to block torrent sites is as fine an example of the slippery slope as I can ever remember seeing - no-one could complain about CleanFeed's original purpose, but within a decade it was being used to block sites without proof on the say so of vested interests with the money & influence to have their voices heard. It's one of the key reasons why I'm so against legislation like the current bill - because no matter how carefully it is presented and limited at the time, if it opens a door that has been closed before, something else will be along before too long to drive the door open.
You seem to falsely equate privacy with secrecy, with the idea that people must have an ulterior motive for privacy, and can't seem to comprehend that it can be its own end and we can seek privacy for privacy's sake.
And you know what? It's your opinion, and you are wholly entitled to keep it, as I am entitled to voice my opposition to such apathy. We're all entitled to be offended here. That's good. But don't complain that you're offended when you march into a thread of people who obviously care and start shouting about how you don't care and then get pulled apart by that first group. I'd have thought it a fairly obvious outcome. We were hardly going to say "you know what, you're right, not caring about the rules and laws that govern my existence is the right approach!", were we?
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@SYNACK - I liked the article linked from that forum post, Why Privacy Matters Even if You Have 'Nothing to Hide' - The Chronicle Review - The Chronicle of Higher Education - lots of interesting theory there.
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- Find an elected official or public figure to be a champion for improving streets.
- Build grassroots support by seeking unlikely allies such as school board members, cycling advocates, or public health officials to help with the cause.
- Hold a training for practitioners and advocates and continue to invest in education for your team through CNU accreditation.
- Attach yourself to projects already in motion to push for adoption.
- Know the details of the street design process in your community and work toward regulatory change.
- Keep your champions and advocates informed at each step in the process.
- Focus on short term wins that can be achieved at a low cost.
- Let CNU know how they can help!
At a CNU 21 learning course, panelists demonstrated how leadership, planning, policy reform, and education are the keys to creating change. Click to read more!
In 2005, El Paso, Texas was tasked with planning for the influx of 28,000 troops to the area. The city responded by rewriting its outdated comprehensive plan and incorporating new policy and economic development strategies. Plan El Paso focused on the traditional core of the city as a way to fight sprawl. The city council looked to the manual to make El Paso's streets safe and welcoming for all modes of transportation. The City of El Paso adopted Designing Walkalbe Urban Thoroughfares: A Context Sensitive Solution as a recommended practice to ensure all construction would be ITE compliant. To overcome language gaps between different city departments, over 200 people passed the CNU-A exam. Adopting the manual helped the city to design the kind of streets they wanted and encourage smart growth in El Paso.
"In terms of implementation, you can't just focus on private developers," explains Mathew McElroy, Director of the City Development Department for the City of El Paso. "We've spent a year and hundreds of staff hours getting 60-plus city staff to study for and pass the CNU-A exam so that they understand what they're getting into when they crack the ITE manual. Culture change in government is difficult enough, so having your own house in order is critical if you're ever going to get the development community on board. We did it—and are working to get 70 more private engineers and architects to pass the exam starting in February—but you can't treat it as just the manual. There's a body of work people need to be exposed to to make implementation work right for everyone. Once you invest in the education, people get it, so adoption gets a lot easier."


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Budget deal wins broad bipartisan support in House
6:43 PM, Dec. 12, 2013
Budget deal wins broad bipartisan support in House
The U.S. House overwhelmingly approved, 332-94, a two-year bipartisan budget framework Thursday that will eliminate the threat of a government shutdown and modestly reduce the deficit over the next
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