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New symptom...is it just me?
Posted 15 July 2014 - 11:40 PM
PD is always a surprise....most of u know I was in the hospital 6 days...and they still did not know why I had such a dramatic GI episode...and are considering it may be PD related.
I have been trying to stay positive and find diversions to the bizarre symptoms that come and go..
But this one has me a little concerned.....my throat cramps...it comes on without notice and it feels like someone literally squeezing my throat...I even joked with my DH there may be a poltergeist with us ...and he doesn't like me very much...could be me talking all the time....hahah
During the cramp, swallowing is more difficult...the the cramp is painful...I also have an area in my throat that is painful whenever I swallow...
So, maybe I am getting a sore throat....my husband has looked and sees nothing unusual...the cramping comes and goes...
And, please, if you truly believe it is psychogenic ...or I am overly stressed because of my '13 taxes...just please don't respond...just sayin'....
Any of you experience this?
carbidopa/l dopa 50/200 5x daily
Normal DaT scan '13, normal MRI, '13 Dx'd w/l dopa challenge in office by MDS
Second DaT scan, 10/14, normal.
Symptoms: tremors rt & lft side, rt leg drag whn tired, balance, cognitive/ speech issues, apathy
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Posted 16 July 2014 - 01:46 AM
Am thinking this is NOT your normal "sore throat". I am thinking that this would be a very good time ASAP to be calling your neurologist/MDS..... as this sounds like PD related dystonia. Like other types of dystonia/cramps, you need to see if this is something suitable for a Botox injection.
You might also ask about speech therapy, as a good speech therapist (SLP) also deals with swallowing issues. In fact, re-post your concern/question in the "Talk to a speech clinician" forum, and see what Dr. Mahler has to say..............
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Posted 16 July 2014 - 02:15 AM
No not a sore throat..definitely a gripping cramping type...but, hey, my DH is really taking a hit from all of this..my BP dropped to 70/40 whn they admitted me...he worries so much I don't want to make it an issue...and I am not SICK sick...like u imagine stage 3 or 4...so unless it worsens I'll wait til I go to new neuro on July 29...who I just discovered actually works as an associate with my old neuro....awkward!
I wonder if I increased my l dopa...they dropped me 2/3 @ hospital.
This is such a bizarre condition...I still think a doc will suggest it is psychogenic .
Thanks for the input...
carbidopa/l dopa 50/200 5x daily
Normal DaT scan '13, normal MRI, '13 Dx'd w/l dopa challenge in office by MDS
Second DaT scan, 10/14, normal.
Symptoms: tremors rt & lft side, rt leg drag whn tired, balance, cognitive/ speech issues, apathy
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Posted 16 July 2014 - 05:53 AM
New normal,
I have little doubt that it is PD related as I have the same symptom myself. In fact, before I was diagnosed with PD, I went to my GP at least a couple of times because of the sore throat, difficulty swallowing, hoarseness. Of course, the GP dismissed it and couldn't find anything wrong (sigh of disgust).
Ironically, your comment about people not responding if they think it's your taxes may be pointing to the cause of this PD symptom rearing its ugly head. In my experience, stress makes PD worse and doing taxes can certainly be stressful, if for no other reason than the total waste of time that is involved.
I think you're on the right track. Mention your throat issue to your neuro at your next scheduled visit and try to get used to having an occasional sore throat and difficulty swallowing.
Posted 16 July 2014 - 06:58 AM
I only mention it because it is rare, and it sounds like thry are ruling everything else out so why not this; besides at this point you are used to strange. Good luck!
Posted 16 July 2014 - 08:34 AM
Teresa...for years I thought I had MS..and specialists called me "probable MS"... I have had the MS hug...I have had that tight squeezing ...and one time it extended down into my lower back and legs...how weird for u to suggest it, but the feeling is very much like that...but in my throat...and the last few times it has extended down my esophagus and I get a major reflux action, pain , and heartburn. But I did not correlate the two together.
"Expletive"....that big old bully PD is messing with my mind again!!! The hospital neuro dramatically decreased my dosage from 50/200 Sinemet 4x a day to 10/100 3x a day...it has been 2 weeks..and I can feel PD symptoms returning ...ones I had forgotten about...like full body pain...muscles and joints...major weakness....I know the symptoms are returning but am hanging on til my 7/29 appt. With new neuro.
I posted since this was so new I wondered if it actually cd be dangerous....as it is happening, I have that thought that I wd not like it to get worse...but then try to relax, divert my attn..and eventually it goes away...
Sooooo, I am wondering if I shd increase my meds..if I call my current neuro who had suggested me to increase the big dosage to FIVE times a day ...which I ignored..he may not be too happy I reduced my dosage so much....no other doctor would understand....
Hmmmmmm, guess I need to give this some thought...
Appreciate all the input........maybe I shd call my NEW neuro...like is this that important ? Or is it like the MS hug...major scary, but tolerable?
carbidopa/l dopa 50/200 5x daily
Normal DaT scan '13, normal MRI, '13 Dx'd w/l dopa challenge in office by MDS
Second DaT scan, 10/14, normal.
Symptoms: tremors rt & lft side, rt leg drag whn tired, balance, cognitive/ speech issues, apathy
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Posted 16 July 2014 - 01:14 PM
I would call your current neuro and run this by him. Actually you didn't lower your dosage, the hospital did. I honestly thought that you might be taking to much Sinemet myself. But as you know, we are all different and if your symptoms are slowly coming back, maybe that wasn't the problem after all
I always thought it was weird how we all require a different med, or a different dosage of the same meds. Sinemet seems to be the number 1 choice these days, but maybe it's not for you? Or perhaps you need a little something extra on top of the Sinemet. Heck I don't know lol
What I do know is that if it were me I wouldn't wait to long to look into this. You don't want to wind up setting yourself back if you can help it. I made the mistake of stopping my Sinemet all together, and had one hell of a setback. Had to start back at square one all over again.
I hope you can get this resolved and start feeling better soon.
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^^^ Nice team Cling, slightly weak in defence but otherwise well balanced Well the likes of Fowler were consistent goal scorers for many years but this draft is about players at their peak rather than over their whole career. You would never have heard of Fowler being mentioned as one of the best strikers in the world, in fact I dont think he ever even made the PL team of the season. I put him in the same category as the likes of Di Natale - consistent goalscorers and good players but never World Class at any point in their career.
I thought about Di Natale and why Fowler wasn't picked ahead of him. Di Natale only started scoring when he was 30. In his first 4 seasons, from 18-22 years of age, Fowler scored 83 league goals. Don't know what happened to him after that but his peek of 4 seasons has a lot of goals. I'm sure if Hernandez would have been available he would have been picked a long time ago and no one would have questioned that pick.
Interesting. I think I'm pretty well covered at the back. One of the best keepers in the game (top two?), two very classy centre-backs who played top level - certainly Carvalho was one of the best in the World for some time, I think - and Capdevila is very underrated; you don't make that Spain XI without being very good. Gary Kelly was a decent last pick, he was solid enough. Probably a good point, but I think he was lethal and one of the best forwards in the Premier League between about '94-97. Up there with Shearer, Sutton, Ferdinand, Sheringham, Cole. Wow, what a lineup of English strikers we had!
Without in any way putting them at the same level, Ceni is a bit like Ryan Giggs. Giggs never had the recognition he deserved due to being Welsh (no WC/Euro winner bragging rights, not even participation ) and he only ever played for one team, which limits his fanbase. What makes it worse for Ceni is that he was a goalkeeper. Clearly, Sao Paulo wouldn't have him as their keeper, then captain, for ~15 years if he weren't rather good. But he never played outside Brazil/Libertadores Cup, so you have to ask yourself whether you want to go to a World Cup with someone who has never played at anything remotely ressembling that level in nets. Scolari did that with Marcos because 1. he had been his goalie at Palmeiras and he trusted him, 2. he was a "good bible-thumping egg" at a time when dressing room unity was the most significant challenge Brazil faced. The only game we can go on to assess Marcos is the Club World Championship final against Liverpool. He got man of the match and pulled some magnificent saves BUT he got away with Liverpool having three goals disallowed (two of them were a bit harsh TBH) so not entirely convincing. This and the "never faced anything like this before" gave me cold feet, which is why I went for Barthez (and lost Sousa as a result ). That said, he is also great at saving penalties, and scoring them, and freekicks... This chap has the record for most goals by a goalkeeper (more than 100, about 1/10 games)! I have a perfect weapon for Cal? when someone hesitates to vote for this guy:
Exactly. You're from South America. You've probably seen them play. For me it's only the Brazil games and rare CWC ones. That's nothing to go buy since they didn't play that much for Brazil. Ceni takes penalties and free kicks. Hardly matters one bit with Beckham in the team so his goal scoring record is irrelevant. Wouldn't been allowed to that in a big European league. Fact is most of the people have actually seen these guys play at all. It's all reputation with them and number of appearances. I don't doubt they aren't good goalkeepers. I just fully disagreed with that statement that they were the 2 best Brazilian goalkeepers for the past 20 years.
I think the club-hopping also had to do with his injuries. Wasn't it still the case in those days that you had a limit on foreign players (with EU considered foreign)? Still, this is a non-injured Paulo Sousa we would be talking about.
There's always some limit in Italy. Wasn't any in Germany as far as I know. Not sure if he'd be counted as foreign the whole time he was in Italy. Don't know exactly when they changed it. I know Robbie Keane was a foreigner during his time at Inter.
I'm fairly sure Hans-Jorg Butt took penalties for Leverkusen (i think) in the Bundesliga; certainly a top European league.
The 2 best goalkeepers in the Brazilian league for the last 20 years would be correct. Means bugger all in fairness. Since all keepers are picked, I may as well point out the one that hasn't been picked and definitely deserved to be here: OSCAR CORDOBA 2-times Copa Libertadores winner (2000, 2001) Intercontinental Cup Winner (2000) IFFHS ranked as 2nd best keeper in the world 2000 South American Team of the Year GK (2000, 2001) Copa America Winner (2001) Holds record for keeping straight clean sheets throughout a Copa America (2001) That is some peak form there I was just worried if I had him in goal people would think it was this guy in nets
Yes. His point on Cal having Beckham is a good one though. I'm sure we could do with Ceni's penalty-kicking in the form Rooney is in.
Was very close to choosing Cordoba but didn't think his reputation would carry enough gravitas. I remember him playing for Boca and Colombia, particularly behind that rock-solid defence in 2001.
Didn't rate Abbondanzieri all that much. I rated Leo Franco more at the time but then again I overrated him overall. I'd have taken Tim Howard personally rather than the keepers no one has seen play much.
There are a few top players people have forgotten about I think. They are mostly attacking players mind
Di Natale is being over valued just because his peak is right now - in 10 years time he will not be remembered as a great player. I also think that top PL players are undervalued in this draft when compared to Serie A in particular. I dont think your defence is bad or anything and your keeper is top class no doubt, but your strength is definitely your strong front 4. He was good but the funny thing is that all the other strikers you mentioned have been in PL TOTY whereas Fowler never was.
We picked Natale because we didn't wanted a striker, we wanted someone who can play in the wide positions in the front three.
Yeah go for it, TheReligion, I think his time has run out. And myself, Rood and Antohan are about to get it finished off!
Some of my options at the minute. Favoured 4-2-3-1 Spoiler 4-3-1-2 variant Spoiler Kamikaze do-or-die (chasing a game) Spoiler
Ok, could have had a few players here as there are plenty of class acts still to be picked. Going to go for another midfielder though, one that was straight out of the Barca school of science. Wonderful technical player who rarely gave the ball away and offered a fantastic array of passing and skill. Ivan de la Pena Early years at Barca More recently at Espanyol
Preferred formation [/IMG] Sub : ALBELDA/HAMANN Against the best midfields in the draft. [/IMG] Sub : WILTORD/DI NATALE
Not sure who to play in the DM role, Ambrosini or van Bommel Both could come in together in certain games. The passing between Rui Costa and Ivan de la Pena would be a joy to watch.
Other option is to go 4312 with both of them and drop Ortega in case people don't agree with his choice, means your fullbacks can do what they do best and get forward even more too.
well I had a list of 4 players I wanted as my 12th man and all have gone in the last round so to give me an extra midfield option I pick Roberto Di Matteo
Rui Costa would be best played further up the pitch. With two DMs behind him he'd be at his best imo. You'd have to drop one of the forwards or Ortega for it to work though
Last pick is Junihno Paulista, another world cup winner. I will post up my 2 lineup options, will need some opinions as I'm not sure
I agree Di Natale won't be remembered as a great but I think that's more to do with the current state of the Serie A rather than anything to do with him as a player. Have you seen much of him since the start of '09? Doesn't get the credit he deserves just because not many people watch Serie A, never mind watch a small side like Udinese. 71 goals in his last 90 league appearances is phenomenal, Fowler scored the same amount in his best three seasons scoring-wise (94-97) in 22 more games, in a league with comparable defences and scoring records. Right enough, I barely even noticed that. It's a waste of Rui Costa to have him so deep really, no doubt he could do it but you want him given that freedom to drift.
I very nearly went for him Dan, in fact I still have his wiki open in a tab! i had a funny feeling you might pick him
Not really - I just seen him in the WC and against Arsenal and didnt seem anything special. But still he isnt a bad 9th round pick and picking current peak players is often a vote winner.
I'm going for a very solid 4-2-3-1 formation that should be able to deal with any variation of 4-4-2. If you have average full backs then you'll not want to play me. Threat from outside the box is as much as inside it. Lampard and Frings are both quite capable of shooting with great power. Even Petit has that ability. Kluivert was an all around forward in his prime. Technically able and could score all sorts of goals. One of few strikers in this draft able to hold his own as a lone striker. My defense is composed of great veterans in both Champions and domestic league with their respected clubs as well as on the international stage. My goalkeeper is known for many reasons. He's had his dunce moments but he's also had his WC moments. Since this is about them at their peak I'm thankful that the dunce moments are few. My team has 50 league medals, 9 CL medals, 1 EC winner and 2 WC winners, 1 Copa America and Libertadores winner and 96 different cup medals which include the Cup Winners Cup, FA Cup, various Super Cups etc. Player honors they've got plenty of as well. Substitute: Nicholas Anelka


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Satan's Efforts to Drag Believers into Unawareness
One of satan's major goals is to divert people from the Way of Allah and lead them to Hell. He busies their minds with false apprehensions in an attempt to confuse them and prevent sound thought.
All sincere believers have an open mind and thus are aware of reality and can consider all of the details necessary to reach a sound decision. Their moral character, which is reflected in their behavior, comes from their faith, fear, and respect of Allah. But sometimes satan can take advantage of their momentary forgetfulness, carelessness, or lack of knowledge to draw them into unawareness.
Allah warns believers about this danger: "Do not let satan bar your way. He truly is an outright enemy to you." (Surat al-Zukhruf: 62) and "Those who believe fight in the Way of Allah. Those who disbelieve fight in the way of false deities. So fight the friends of satan! Satan's scheming is always feeble"(Surat an-Nisa': 76). He announces that satan's devious plans will not affect sincere believers. Satan knows this and, when he vows to lead people astray, does not include Allah's sincere servants:
He (satan) said: "By Your might, I will mislead all of them, except for Your chosen servants among them."
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Despite this knowledge, satan nevertheless tries to confuse their minds during times of difficulty, illness, or some other personal hardship, if only for a moment, to prevent them from earning an even greater reward and rising to an even higher place in Allah's Sight. For example, if someone is about to do a good deed, satan may insert thoughts about postponing it until later so that, hopefully, the person will forget all about it. Or, as we read in Surat an-Nisa' 95: "Those believers who stay behind–other than those forced to by necessity–are not the same as those who strive in the Way of Allah, sacrificing their wealth and themselves. Allah has given those who strive with their wealth and themselves a higher rank than those who stay behind. Allah has promised the best to both, but has preferred those who strive over those who stay behind by an immense reward." Satan wants to prevent believers from striving in His Way and from earning greater dignity in His Sight.
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Satan can whisper to people until they become immersed in despair, thinking that everything is lost and that the situation is irremediable. But believers know that such thoughts are no more than satanic deceptions, and so ignore them. They immediately turn to Allah, repent, and take refuge from unawareness in Him:
As for those who guard against evil, when they are bothered by suggestions from satan, they remember and immediately see clearly.
Al-A'raf: 201
Taking refuge in Allah from the empty apprehensions that can lead them into unawareness, they are careful to remember Him at all times, read and ponder the Qur'an, and pray constantly. So, by His will, they are saved from even a moment of unawareness.
A warning to unaware people
… so that you may warn a people whose ancestors were not warned and who are therefore unaware.
Ya Sin: 6
Throughout history, Allah chose prophets and messengers, upon whom He bestowed light and understanding, to warn all people who, for whatever reason, had rejected or had lost their earlier awareness of true Islam. Allah chose our Prophet, Muhammad (s), to warn his own people, to bring the true religion to them, and to instill in them fear and respect due to Allah:
Warn them of the Day of Bitter Regret, when the affair will be resolved. But they take no notice. They have no faith.
Maryam: 39
These prophets and messengers told their people about Allah, His infinite power, and the Hereafter; showed proofs on Earth and in the heavens of His existence; and, through various means, called their people to faith in Allah and obedience to Him. But most people, in spite of the wondrous order in all that they could see, did not appreciate His power properly and so continued to turn their backs on Him:
When Our Signs came to them in all their clarity, they exclaimed: "This is downright magic!" And they repudiated them wrongly and haughtily, despite their own certainty about them. See the final fate of the corrupters.
An-Naml: 13-14
Allah warns people in different ways. This book, a believer's words, a person's own conscience, or even an informative report in the press or some other publication can all serve to warn people. Everything a person sees and hears actually occurs through Allah's choosing and, if evaluated in the knowledge that they come from Him, can be understood as warnings to turn to Him. Allah has sent us various warnings and reminders, and in the Qur'an He commands us to correct their behaviors and find the right path.
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Hypocrites are two-faced people who assume a mask of devotion and enter the community of the faithful, whom they seek to harm for as long as they remain alongside them. They tell tales to the deniers, and seek to damage the unity and solidarity among believers. Most of them do dwell among believers, but harbor secret intentions, and work for their own material interests for so long as they remain among them. When sooner or later, such people understand that they can secure no such gains from believers, they of course see this as sufficient reason for them to depart from them.
Some actually have faith initially, when they enter the community of the faithful. But their consciences gradually wither and they submit themselves to satan. Because of the sickness in their hearts, satan weakens their devotion and sensitivity to the verses of the Qur'an. They then naturally enter the Religion of the Ignorant, or in other words, the secret religion of satan.
These people view events not in the light of the contents of the Qur'an, but from the perspective that applies in any society that does not live by religious moral values. The clearest example of this occurs during moments of difficulty. While the Qur'an foresees trust in Allah and a refusal to despair in times of trouble, at such times, hypocrites display a similarity to the Society of the Ignorant. They either overreact or else panic, thus exhibiting their unbalanced attitude for all to see.
All the characteristics we have described reveal to us the position of hypocrites, both in this world and the next, and introduce us to their features and general spiritual condition. The views of hypocrites are set out in detail in verses of the Qur'an. These people, who fail to fear Allah as they ought, engage in constant activity against the faithful in this world. They adopt this literally as a duty and maintain that attitude with great stubbornness. This is their natural way of behaving. Satan suggests to them that what they do is good. And so as satan wraps himself around them, these hypocrites, heedless of Allah and His verses, turn away from faith towards denial.
As we have seen, these characteristics of theirs may take many forms. But at the end of the day, the aims and intentions behind all of them are identical. That is, to multiply their own interests as soon as possible and to depart from the faithful by inflicting as much harm on them as they can.
No matter how long these hypocrites remain alongside believers, they know that they will abandon them eventually. The time they determined for such departure is generally times of difficulty. As we know, every prophet has been sent to societies devoid of faith, to warn them. Deniers, who live by the religion of their forefathers which they've grown up with and to which they are accustomed, have always opposed these chosen individuals and insisted on rejecting what they had to say. They have sought to neutralize their influence by means of various verbal and physical assaults. Yet throughout the course of history, all the deniers who behaved in this manner have failed to achieve their aims, as a consequence of a hidden law—and have been disappointed in this world and in the Hereafter.
This hidden law is the fact that believers are under the protection of Allah and deniers can never harm them. In verses we are told that:
. . . Allah will not give the disbelievers any way against the believers.
An-Nisa': 141
. . . The stratagems of the disbelievers are nothing but errors.
Ghafir: 25
Deniers are unaware of this law, however, and have always sought to oppress messengers and the believers and attempted to convert them to their own religion. Hypocrites, fearful of deniers' assaults, have always sought believers' permission to lag behind in the struggle, always imagining that they could save themselves from any likely harm by fleeing in this manner.
By such behavior, however, hypocrites earn themselves a terrible place in the Hereafter, no matter how much they imagine themselves to have profited. They never once thought of repenting during their time in this world. Completely hardening their hearts against the truth, these people were "like rocks or even harder still" (Surat al-Baqara: 74), in the words of the Qur'an. They lived heedless of Allah and waged a great war against His religion.
That is why they will be so humiliated in the Hereafter. Messengers have been sent to warn them, and they have been told the truth and forbidden to commit evil. They are well aware of the concepts of good and evil and of living for Allah, yet still turn their backs. Since they fail to understand the existence and might of Allah, the threat of punishment does not alarm them. By not believing in the existence of Hell, they imagine that they are far removed from it, and that it is a purely imaginary place.
When the subject of the Hereafter is raised, the disease of self-satisfaction that infects their souls manifests itself. They have no thoughts of retribution. The most important evidence of this is that they never even consider the possibility of suffering in the Hereafter. But even a moment's reflection on the possibility of having to account for oneself in the Hereafter and that one might go to Hell because of the sins one has committed should be enough to spur a person into action or at the very least, to reconsider his position. The fact that they declare war on religious moral values is proof that they have never considered this eventuality.
Yet their self-satisfaction will bring them nothing but humiliation in this world. In the Hereafter, on the other hand, they will encounter the very things they despised and be cursed for their actions. That is what they deserve as a result of all their endeavors. Allah has revealed the fate of hypocrites thus:
Remaining in it timelessly, for ever, as long as the heavens and Earth endure, except as your Lord wills. Your Lord is the Doer of what He wills.
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here is where I think we are early in the 21st century, as we celebrate
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Aaron Porter apologises for being a bit spineless.
NUS president Aaron Porter issued an apology yesterday for failing to give support to student occupations, describing his indecision as 'spineless'. Tellingly, his apology itself seemed lacking in the vertebrae department: "For too long the NUS has perhaps been too cautious and too spineless about being committed to supporting student activism." Yes, Aaron, perhaps it has.
What is this person for? What does he do? From what I can tell, his main qualifications for representing students at this time are 1) having a kind face and 2) the possession of a scarf. (It is getting chilly). In the past month we've seen some of the most exciting student activism for years, and yet this man, the head of an organisation that supposedly represents students and fights for their interests, has to apologise for 'dithering' about showing support for it.
The recent wave of university occupations and marches (plus the innovative activism of groups like UK Uncut) has set a wonderful precedent for politics outside of parliament, organised with social networking and carried out on a more or less egalitarian basis. We've never needed 'leaders' less than we do now (and even if we did, the movement would need Aaron Porter like anyone needs an anal fissure.) And people know this – an assembly of students meeting at Birkbeck the other day decided not to invite Porter to a discussion with the police about tomorrow's demo.
Porter has only strengthened the impression I've held for a while now: that people who seek to 'get involved', particularly in a leader role, at school and especially at university are degenerate slippery-faced careerists bent on taking power at the first opportunity. There's a logic to sitting on the student council, doing your Duke of Edinburgh, getting a 'Community Leader' award for picking up litter and volunteering to help out during awful GCSE music recitals when you're at school: personal statements need to be padded somehow. But once you're at university, the point can only be the love of power itself. Porter is exactly the kind of bland do-gooder who shows a love of office for its own sake. (And it shows: after his appearance on the Daily Politics, Andrew Neil announced: "I think I was listening to a future MP there!")
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2 O you sons of men, how long will you go on turning my glory into shame? how long will you give your love to foolish things, going after what is false? (Selah.) | 2 How long, O men, will you turn my glory into shame ? How long will you love delusions and seek false gods ? "Selah" |
3 See how the Lord has made great his mercy for me; the Lord will give ear to my cry. | 3 Know that the LORD has set apart the godly for himself; the LORD will hear when I call to him. |
4 Let there be fear in your hearts, and do no sin; have bitter feelings on your bed, but make no sound. (Selah.) | 4 In your anger do not sin; when you are on your beds, search your hearts and be silent. "Selah" |
5 Give the offerings of righteousness, and put your faith in the Lord. | 5 Offer right sacrifices and trust in the LORD. |
6 There are numbers who say, Who will do us any good? the light of his face has gone from us. | 6 Many are asking, "Who can show us any good?" Let the light of your face shine upon us, O LORD. |
7 Lord, you have put joy in my heart, more than they have when their grain and their wine are increased. | 7 You have filled my heart with greater joy than when their grain and new wine abound. |
8 I will take my rest on my bed in peace, because you only, Lord, keep me safe. | 8 I will lie down and sleep in peace, for you alone, O LORD, make me dwell in safety. |
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World's Strangest Airport Attractions
Provided by Narita International Airport Corporation
Inhale Cinnamon-Scented Oxygen
Where: Tokyo's Narita International Airport, Terminal 1, Oxygen Lounge Juko
Details: In this minimalist space, guests hook themselves up to self-serve tanks that pump exotically flavored oxygen, from eucalyptus menthol to cinnamon, into their lungs; choose from 10-minute (600 yen/$6) and 20-minute (1,200 yen/$12.50) sessions. The benefit? You decide—many claim increased oxygen eases headaches, induces alertness, and even reduces the effects of jet lag.
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