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Just looking for some advice and maybe reassurance I think. I'm 21 I've had panic attacks since I was 11. I have got better and worse in that time, currently I can hold down a job at a pub in the village I live in, sometimes my parents or boyf come and sit at work with me. I don't leave the village without one of my parents. But I can go pretty much anywhere with one of them, even busy places although I tend to struggle. I have been planning this amazing trip to Disney for a year. And the last month I've spent feeling sicker and sicker as I get more and more stressed for the first time in about four years I am panicking at home. I'm worried about flying (9 hours) and I'm worried about the business of parks, being ill and ruining it for everyone else, not coping and spending soooo much money to sit in a hotel room! So my real questions is any coping mechanisms anyone find helpful specific to Disney? (I know about breathing etc as I've been through nine councillers since I was about 13/14!) I know there is a first aid centre so I'm hoping that if I get really bad I can calm down there rather than leave the park altogether, maybe a gac but I would rather not use it to be honest. Thank you
I will offer this advice. Do not put pressure on yourself to keep up with your party or to meet your "quota" of fun, that is a sur eway to raise anxiety. A lot depends on the core source of your anxiety. If it is from some trauma then avoiding triggers is a key, if it is from lack of ability to easily manage the social complexities and expectations then not overloading yourself and taking time to decompress from the effort and stress is critical. Do not underestimate the theraputic value of being at Disneyworld. It looks like you are staying at one of the DVC resorts, so that will help since they are more relaxing enviroments and are relatively easy to retreat to individually when needed. Good luck and have fun.
You are going to busy time, which should be very helpful in your situation. The next thing I'm going to suggest would be using touring plan. You don't necessarily need to follow it exactly, but that give you the most control - Which is very important for most people with anxiety and panic attacks. Using a touring plan will help you to be in the least busy part of the least busy park for the day. That will not only help with waits for attractions, but also the general crowd will be less. Less crowded walkways, less crowded in other places where a GAC can't help you. Some of those places would be restaurants, restrooms and just generally getting around. That would be helpful even if you do plan to use a GAC - and you don't need to follow a touring plan exactly. Most give general principles to follow for those who don't want a rigid plan. Many people recommend www.touringplans.com or www.easywdwinfo.com and find that using advice there, they can Plan their day for the shortest wait length and end up waiting 10 to 15 minutes for most attractions. This is even during busy times like Christmas and spring break. You can also download WDW touring apps to your smart phone or iPod touch. You would not want to use actual phone connection time since you are from the UK, but they are in the process of installing wifi in all parks. Touringplans has a nice app. There is more information about GACs in post six of the disABILITIES FAQs thread. You can find that thread near the top of this board or follow the link in my signature. Depending on exactly what your situation is, some people find using a GAC can be somewhat anxiety provoking. You need to approach a CM at each attraction where you are going to use the GAC, Show that person the card and interact with them. They may ask you some questions about what your needs are. Not every attraction has the same accommodations available, and even if something was available when you went the first time, it may not be available at a different time. This can be because of staffing or possibly the area is already full or unavailable at the time you return. They have also recently been not offering accommodations if the wait in the regular line is 15-20 minutes or less. So, while. GAC can very helpful for many people, quite a few use it as sort of insurance and prefer to use things like FASTPASS and touring plans that are more predictable and are available to everyone. If you just need to get away to someplace quiet for a while, keep in mind that you can leave MK and Epcot and walk to a nearby resort to hang out in the lobby for a while. Contemporary is within walking distance of MK (go toward the bus station, then follow a sidewalk that goes under the monorail track). Beach Club, Yacht Club and Boardwalk resorts are close to the International Gateway entrance of Epcot. You can also get to those resorts, plus Dolphin and Swan from a walkway at the Studio. AK doesn't have any resorts in walking distance, but one of the quiets places to hang out is the paths in the Oasis - most people think of these as just the walking path that takes you from the parking lot to the park. They are actually animal viewing spots and are usually quiet except during peak entry and leaving times.
My husband has severe anxiety and has lots of successful wdw trips under his belt now First accept the thoughts about your wdw worries- being anxious about going is normal ( just look at all the questions and worries on this board) just don't give them any power- have the thought, say ok and move on- trying not to worry about it is like holding a ball under water- it jumps up stronger! Bring something that works for you to occupy your mind in line or on the buses- my husband always has his ds or iPod to focus on Take time for rest or mid day breaks- harder to fight things when you are tired. Have a fantastic time! First time my husband was so sick- went on some rides and made it through. Last visit he ate and went on everything and had a blast!
Oh and don't worry about your family! They know it's an issue and just want to see you have a good time. They understand and have seen your struggle. I can honestly say with DH nerves - if we had to leave early or he sent me on so he could work through issues- I did not mind at all- I know saying don't worry is just annoying but know your family understand!
Thank you so much for all your kind words, I think I am going to have to accept maybe I can't do everything I would like to, I have used the touring plans website and our animal kingdom day has suddenly changed from a 3 to a 6.9 which has thrown me but if I choose a couple of rides at each park instead of a definite 20 ride time specific plan it leaves room for my anxiety and to stop and smell the roses instead. I really don't want to use th GAC it's more for whoever is 'looking after' me so they don't miss out if I am unable to get in a regular line, it would be nice to be able to wait somewhere else until our turn. The idea of stepping out and even just nipping back to a different resort is very helpful. My anxiety is worsened by crowds it's basically a fear of being ill, I can usually calm myself down if I am left alone to talk myself out of it, but busy areas and unfamiliar areas where I don't have escape routes make everything worse. I'm in therapy but the constant appears to be my fears are mainly irrational, not that that helps anything!!
I get anxiety and just came back and did fine. Remember, you can always get a cab and leave any park if you want to (that always me feel less anxious knowing that) Also, there are areas of the parks that don't get super crowded. You aren't going during a very crowded time, so you should be alright. Ask a CM, where there is a quiet area if you need to just sit and relax. I also, do not take the monorail because it stopped a few times the last time I took it and we were just stuck in mid-air and that made me feel very uncomfortable (to say the least) I was feeling anxious about our last trip, before we went, but I told myself, I was not going to let anxiety take away a special time with my children and family and I did not let it stop me from doing the things I wanted to do. Have a great time. I don't know if you take medication, but perhaps the doctor could give you something for the airplane flight. I didn't need to take anything, but had valium on me, just in case I needed it and that helped.
Hi We just got back from Disney yesterday...we spent 8 days in the parks. I have Complex PTSD and anxiety/panic attacks. I worried about this trip for all the 6 months we planned it. It turned out, much to my suprise, to be way easier than I thought. I found less crowded areas to decompress, I took the half of a Klonopin a day as a preventative just as my doctor told me to (in addition to my regular medications). I also asked a cast member at each and every ride what the ride was like. They are very used to these questions and gave detailed answers and didn't seem to mind at all. I even asked at It's a Small World. I passed on many rides because of my dislike of roller coaster-type rides and claustrophobia. But my husbband and kids went and that made me happy. It just gave me time to people-watch or poke around the shops (and run ahead for fastpasses!). I had lots of interesting conversations with people, many from other countries....I don't get to do that much in the little town I live in. I told the monorail operator that I was scared and she explained why the monorail might need to stop (very patient, not judgemental at all). She then put us in the car right behind her and showed me a phone where I could be connected right to her so she could tell me what was going on! I even watched her direct the incoming passengers at various stops into other cars so we could have the car to ourselves so I wouldn't feel crowded in! <<< We did not ask her to do that...she took it upon herself. I did the same on the ferry to Magic Kingdom. I NEVER, EVER thought I would take either the monorail or the ferry, but I did and I'm so suprised! If you fear you might get sick, could you tell a cast member? They've heard it all! Then they could reassure you that it happens and they have a procedure in place to take care of it with no problem. One little funny: There were two cast member standing together at the river safari ride and I asked if there were any tunnels. They said yes and I asked if you could see the end of the tunnel once you got in it (part of my claustrophobia). The guy CM asked me, "Is there a small child in your party who's afraid of tunnels?" I said, "Yes! Me!" and we all cracked up!
I'm not sure if any of this will help you. I have anxiety and panic attacks in crowds. When in line I'm usually in front with my family behind so that I'm not crowded. I have a hardest time with the bus from the hotel to the park as they will shove so many people, and their strollers into them that there's no sitting room. Usually I take the window or I put DD by the window, I'll sit next to her and DH will give up his seat and stand in the isle next to me. We also will skip the fireworks and go back to the resort early to swim. I also like to do the early early ADR's so that we can take the earliest bus and skip the rope drop rush. The stores can also get a bit crowded. I like shopping but a lot of the shops have the same merchandise, so if a store is too crowded I'll wait outside for my family and I'll later go to a different store that is less packed. Some of the most magical moments of our trips or the most meaningful memories have been when I've needed time to decompress and we'll find moments of magic in the often under appreciated and calm areas of the park.
Just remember that you can always find a quiet out of the way spot to relax, recharge, just catch your breath, if need be. Just keep your eyes open, if you feel the need to find a spot. At Animal Kingdom, there are quiet places long the river & around the tree that are usually pretty empty. At Magic Kingdom, around the Splash Mountain exit/bathroom area. Tom Sawyer Island is a great escape, sometimes, You can secure a rocking chair with a water view & forget you are in a busy park. Just remember to go at your pace, relax and enjoy! No one can see it all in one trip & neither can you! If you are helped by blocking out sound/stimuli, maybe carry an iPod & concentrate on that in lines if you need to. Use your family as a buffer if you need to. Not to make light of your situation, just know that everyone reaches their breakpoint sometime within their Disney vacation & most of us use some sort of similar coping strategy to deal with parks, crowds, heat, family, whatever. DW is NOT for the faint of heart!!!
Hi I'm another panic-attacker! I'm going to be very honest with you, are you ready?? Last year's trip was the highest anxiety trip I have ever had. The experience I had going through that hard time will help you (hopefully!!). 1- I was absolutely FINE in the parks. I did have one semi-episode in CoP but I was able to calm myself down pretty quickly. The hardest thing with anxiety is being really PRESENT. In the moment. Our minds race to "oh my gosh I should have done X...." or "oh my gosh what if X happens...." or "oh my gosh I'm feeling X so that must mean Y". That's what happened to me in CoP. It was right when the doors shut and Ralphie (lol) started talking. The room was hot because the door had been open so I started really freaking out. As soon as the scene changed the room cooled off, and everything was fine when I really started focusing on the show- being really present. So, that's my first piece of advice- be 'in the moment'. At the happiest place on earth, there is so much detail, so much joy. Really BE THERE, and that will give you a better experience. 2- There are some great "out of the way" spots to take a breather. We like: MK- Rose Garden by the castle, Tomorrowland Transit Authority (it's just so chill and goes in the dark and is quiet... we LOVE it), out of the way benches at Pirates of the Caribbean. EPCOT- Spaceship Earth (also so chill, dark and quiet), inside the courtyard of Morocco and the Moroccan art room (whatever that's called with the henna), by the fountain at France, close to the friendship boat dock at the back entrance to World Showcase, Stave Church at Norway. DHS- Benches by Echo lake, benches by ToT, benches by American Idol AK- Oasis Area, area behind Tree of Life, Rafiki's planet watch 3- Rent a car. This is BIG for us. I have issues with claustrophobia, and I don't like being crowded on the Disney Buses. Having a car allows me to come and go as I want, go offsite to get some groceries/snacks, and is a quiet "refuge" that quickly gets me out of the hustle and bustle. DH always drives, and I can navigate with my eyes closed now 4- Explore the resorts! I LOOOOVED watching Wishes from the Poly Beach. We weren't staying there, and that's ok!! We loved walking around the Boardwalk/Swan Dolphin at night. We loved touring the Wilderness Lodge, Poly and Grand Floridian Lobbies. We loved listening to the Grand Floridian piano player and band play (DH and I are both professional musicians). These were all quiet times and we brought snacks and just walked around and enjoyed. We were staying at Pop, and had no problems at all talking to the gate attendant and just telling him that we were there to check out the resort. 5- We did a lot of research on restaurant food, but didn't do a lot of research on restaurant ambiance. We were at Raglan Road and holy cow, it was the loudest restaurant ever. I had a panic attack in the restaurant (twice). Poor DH, he's such a trooper. I knew what I had to do though- I just got up, told DH that I had to go outside for a while because I was panicking, and did just that. I walked outside, I looked at the little gift shop outside the restaurant- took some "me time". When I felt ready, I went back in. I had to get up and leave a 2nd time, but after I came back in, DH offered to switch seats with me and I busied myself with taking pictures and planning out our day. He pulled out his iphone and we looked through pictures, played some games, etc. I couldn't eat most of my meal (too sick feeling from the panic) so DH was happy to eat mine too HAHA. I gotta say though, what I did eat was YUMMY! I have a review in my signature- I talk about my panic a little bit so feel free to browse around! When I'm in situations like that where I feel too sick to eat but know that I need to for my health, I have a trick. I don't know if this is going to help you at all, but what I do is I get out DH's iPhone or he and I start talking about something totally unrelated to our meal- like a future vacation, past vacation, what rides we want to go on, etc. Then, I take a small (tiny) bite and get my mind immediately off of it. I can normally drink water, so I tend to kind of just swallow the food like it were a pill and get my mind on something else. I also squeeze my thumbs just to have something to hold on to. Or, I'll get the food "to go" and eat it while walking somewhere else. I need that multi-tasking sometimes. I cried in 3 restaurants at WDW this last trip- Raglan Rd, The Wave, and Jiko, and it took me a while to figure out what tricks work for me to calm me down. Again, it's that whole being present thing... in restaurants I'm still trying to work on that. 6- Bring some comfort items from home. I always have the following with me: Rescue Remedy, Thieves and Di-Gize oils from Young Living, Lavender body spray by Hugo Naturals (calming scent), my iPod loaded with favorite music, games, and relaxation podcasts, hand sanitizer, a washcloth with some ice in a ziplock (if you put some cool water on your cheeks and back of neck it helps you if you're having a panic episode or if you're feeling claustrophobic), Oscillococcinum (if I start feeling a cold coming on- I love this stuff), water, snacks, hat. For the room I always bring my own blanket (travel size) and a lounge-around track suit to make sure I'm comfortable but I can also go out in it if I need to. I also will always bring ear plugs with me, too. I hope this wasn't way too long or too much information. When I'm at WDW, I'm in my happy place. I know what tricks I need to do to keep me calm, but really, the only places I have problems with still are in restaurants, and I know how to divert that. When I'm on a ride- I'm 100% fine. You will be too. Also, bring some Rescue Remedy (by Bach) with you- it's FABULOUS. I love it, I swear by it... I used it this morning, actually!
What great advice you/we are getting! We're leaving soon for our 3rd trip to WDW. My previous 2 trips were during really good times where I hadn't been having anxiety/panic issues. I had absolutely no problems during those trips for which I am so grateful. My episodes tend to come in waves, and I believe they are often tied to hormonal changes. Well, I've recently started having problems again (pre-menopausal) and am feeling just like you. It's so frustrating to be planning a trip to the happiest place on earth, and fearing a trip to the happiest place on earth, all at the same time! One thing that helps me is knowing I'm not alone in having these experiences. (And neither are you) Another thing I like is having open space around me, so all these tips about calm places to relax are spot on. A previous poster talked about being present and that is terrific advice, because it forces us to take the focus off our fear and put it somewhere safe. I just wrote "Be Present" on a sticky note and attached it to my computer - it will now be my mantra! I also like this saying: "Fear is like fire. It can burn your house down, or it can keep you warm and cook your food." When the fear comes, I remind myself that I can either let the fear control me, or I can control the fear. I know sometimes that is easier said than done, but it's a good goal! Often the fear of what MIGHT happen is worse than what actually does happen. That's a big problem for me; the what if's. A wise therapist once gave this advice: If the worst does happen, you WILL get through it just as you have in the past. She practically shrugged her shoulders as if to say "So what. You've got this handled. The world will keep spinning." I found that surprisingly comforting. I like knowing that even when it feels like MY world is ending, the world around me is truly not affected by what's happening to me. That calms me down. I am taking our upcoming trip one step at a time. If you never saw the Bill Murray movie "What about Bob", you should. I sometimes say to myself 'baby steps' to remind myself how funny life (and Bill Murray) can really be. Putting a humorous spin on a not-so-funny situation can go a long way towards relaxing. I'm praying for all of us with these issues to have peaceful, joyful, in-the-moment experiences everywhere we go. You'll be okay, Sweetheart.
We just got back mid-Sept and I was feeling anxious and questioning if I was going to be able to do some things before we went but I told myself I was not going to miss out on things I and especially my children wanted to do. (just refused to let the anxiety rule what I was going to do). I think when I realized it would take away from my children's good time, it helped me not let it control what I was going to do. The trip went smoothly and I didn't have any issues on the vacation. One moment at a time, and one day at a time. Alot of people have anxiety issues, have a great time.
I'm very familiar with anxiety and panic attacks. First thing to remember - what is the worst thing that will happen to you? You won't die because of crowds (even though you might feel like you will). I'm not saying that to be mean - I know what those irrational fears are like. I'm just trying to give you perspective. Second, you can always go back to your hotel if you need to get away from the crowds. Third, if you aren't already medicated, get something like Xanax. A small dose can take the edge off without making you too drowsy. Fourth, Florida offers excellent healthcare. If the worst possible thing happens and you become ill, you can be treated for it. I hope you have a wonderful, anxiety-free vacation.
I don't understand panic attacks, but I do understand that you have a hidden disability that is difficult to deal with. Good luck to you on your vacation. Concentrate on nature & how beautiful Disney is - how the attractions were designed, and how clever the designers were. Keep thinking of the GOOD things around you. You won't have too much time left to be upset. It's kind of like dieting. It's easier when you're out & busy than when you're 10 feet away from the refrigerator! Have a GREAT time at Disney!
I have panic attacks, claustrophobia, issues with crowds, anxiety of flying etc... Lots of great suggestions here! A few things, pick a couple must dos because there is so much to do and trying to fit it in would be hard. Resort break mid day- recharging!! Also, I rely on my husband to help bc the past few years we've gone down with Another family- but I can discreetly whisper to my husband that I need help, space, whatever and he plays interference so I can regain my composure before it gets bad (it helps from me spiraling into panic/anxiety episodes). Good luck, take it easy and breath!! When it gets tough sit and relax!
my advice would be call virgin or whichever airline ur flying with and inform them of your special needs and ask what they can do to help, check out the website, plan what films you are going to watch etc. buy a kindle... i sweae by mine we stayed at ssr and the hotel is amazing, request a room with a view of DTD... sit on the patio and relax in the evening, praise yourself for everything you dealt with that day. if you dont like characters (they freaked me out the 1st time...just stay away plan what you re going to eat, i have ocd planning, and that helps alot, knowing when i can sit down/chill be aware the 1st aid stations in the parks will give you a quiet haven to lie down/sleep whatever helps you to relax use youtube to watch videos of fantasmic/rides etc so you are prepared. get used to the idea of size, no one can prepare you for how big wdw actually is... the car parks for example are huge!! write down where tthe car is so you dont panic about not finding it, put something personal in the windscreen as all hire cars look the same!! i second the comment about watching wishes from the beach at the poly have a great time and try and enjoy yourself tracy xx
Two other things that have worked with friends of mine- If you can, try and board your airplane first, and make sure you have the window seat (this, of course, only helps if the height is not going to bother you). That way, someone you know will be on one side, no one will be on the other, and you will have a little room to move side to side and have that breathing space. Another thing is, since you're going with others, have them help form a barrier for you if you start feeling the start of your anxiety. While you're going during a slower time (according to your countdown), there can still be lines and crowds. Having people you know around you will help, and what they can do to help you is to make a space, if that makes any sense. They can spread out a bit in the queue or the sidewalk, so that you're in the middle (think ) and then you have some breathing room instead of feeling like this: And there are a lot of places in all the parks to take a breather- benches, out of the way pathways, even corners of counter service eateries where you can put your back to the wall. Make your plans without having everything exact to the minute (say, today I'll be in Animal Kingdom, and I'll have an awesome day if I get to ride Expedition Everest and see Festival of the Lion King, instead of at rope drop I'm running to EE, then to the Safari and then by 10 I have to be at dinosaur and by 10:30 I have to catch the first Nemo show, and then....) Hope your trip is wonderful!
I had to ask twice the recent trip or a place o sit away for a bit to control nerves. Once my dd was in line for Princesses at MNSSHP and the line was so long, not moving and I just had a melt down. I sat away for about an hr as she went brow the line and the CM left me know as she got close. He was very kind. His brother has as purgers and can only due three hrs of Disney before too much stimulation. There is so much expectation to get all we can from a trip, but some of my calmest enjoyable times were watching a squirell, sitting having a Dole Whip, or pineapple juice, chatting with new friends, or getting big hugs from Goofy with tears running down my face cause he loved me....PS I am 57........oh, I forgot to carry my Ativan to the park, I think that would have helped too.
I'm 20 and was diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder when I was 14. I'm on medication, which helps my day-to-day anxiety, but doesn't help if I'm triggered by something specific. Because of this, I was very worried about my most recent trip to WDW, but with planning, I had an amazing time, and so will you! As other have said, accepting that you may not be able to "keep up" with everyone else is important. You'll have a wonderful time even if things don't go according to plan - which can be hard to believe, as I'm usually unable to handle plans going wrong, but WDW has a way of making everything okay. I don't know when you're booked, but off-season is best so there won't be as many crowds. Try and go as early as possible each day to avoid crowds, and take breaks when you feel overwhelmed. One of my triggers is being touched by strangers in crowds, so this one was very important for me. Resting helped me regroup. Using touring plans was a lifesaver. Having my days planned in advance lessened my anxiety tenfold. Even if things didn't go exactly as planned, I could use the plans to get back on track and I felt much more in control, which helps my anxiety. It helps if your family is on board with this and let's you take the lead. Another one of my issues is getting unwanted attention/being judged/being embarrassed, so I understand not wanting to use a GAC. It might be worth it to get one just in case. Knowing you have it if you need it may ease some worries. Disney cast members are extremely nice and very helpful, and many of my biggest concerns were put at ease on day 1. I never once felt judged. I hope you have an amazing time! I'd be happy to answer any specific questions you have, as we're almost the same age and it seems we have similar anxiety issues.


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I just posted it because "The Engineer" (weekly magazine for engineers) seems to make a big deal of it -and I find it strange that, say, American hospitals apparently don't have this sort of machinery...
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Organic solar cell with inverted architecture achieves 8.3 percent efficiency
16. December 2011 | Industry & Suppliers, Research & Development, Products | By: Becky StuartImec, Polyera and Solvay announce that they have achieved a world record efficiency of 8.3 percent on their organic solar cells, which use inverted architecture.
The group has recorded the efficiency on its polymer-based single junction organic solar cells in an inverted device stack. "These excellent performance results represent a crucial step towards successful commercialization of organic photovoltaic cells," said Imec in a statement released.
The company has designed a proprietary inverted bulk heterojunction architecture for polymer-based solar cells, which is said to simultaneously optimize cell light management and increase device stability. "With this architecture, and a proprietary Polyera semiconductor in the photoactive layer, a team of imec and Solvay researchers now announces a certified conversion efficiency of 8.3 percent," continued the statement.
Before the technology can be commercialized, however, Imec does admit that further efficiency gains and lifetime improvements need to be recorded.
Overall, the company believes that organic cells will help to boost the cost competitiveness of solar, due to their potential to be manufactured on large-areas at high-throughput. Furthermore, their flexibility in application - they can be manufactured on such lightweight and flexible substrates as plastic and textiles - means transportation and installation costs can continue to be driven down.
Tom Aernouts of Imec tells pv magazine that organic solar cells possess the potential to beecome "the most cost-competitive PV-technology on the longer run with targets quite below 0.5 Euro/Wp."
When asked what makes this technology better than, for example, Konarka's or Solarmer's, which have already acheievd organic solar cell efficiencies of over eight percent last year, he replied, "We have used a reverse solar cell architecture, which means a solution-processed cathode as first layer. Such cell has better manufacturability, because we do not have a low-workfunction metal cathode (such as Ca, Li, Be, Yb, Cs or other such difficult materials, which are reputed to be highly prone to oxidation!).
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In a $110 million cash deal, Albany Molecular Research (AMRI) has acquired all the outstanding membership interests of the Albuquerque, NM-based CMO Oso Biopharmaceuticals Manufacturing (OsoBio). AMRI expects to complete the acquisition by the third quarter of 2014 and realize full-year run-rate synergies of around $3 million of EBITDA within the first year of closing.
OsoBio, which specializes in manufacturing injectable drug products including sterile liquid, suspension, and lyophilized formulations, will continue to operate independently within AMRI's Drug Product business unit. OsoBio's current president and CEO Milton Boyer will lead the OsoBio team and report to Steven Hagen, Ph.D., AMRI's svp, manufacturing and pharmaceuticals.
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Ode to the Motherland
"Ode to the Motherland" (simplified Chinese: 歌唱祖国; traditional Chinese: 歌唱祖國; pinyin: Gēchàng Zǔguǒ) is a famous patriotic song of the People's Republic of China, written and music composed by Wang Xin (Chinese: 王莘; pinyin: Wáng Xīn) (October 1918–October 15, 2007) during the period immediately after the founding of the People's Republic of China (1949–1951). It is sometimes honoured as "the second national anthem" of the PRC.
It is the opening music of the radio programs News and newspapers Summary (新闻和报纸摘要) and National Network News (全国新闻联播) of China National Radio. Also, it is the closing music of China Business Radio (经济之声).
On October 1, 1949, when Mao Zedong declared the founding of People's Republic of China under a sea of fluttering Five-star red flags in Tiananmen Square, he said, "Chinese people have stood up [against invasion and foreign exploitation] today!". That was the most inspiring moment for millions of Chinese patriots, and remains so today. Wang Xin started writing this song in late September 1950, shortly after he saw the sea of fluttering Five Star Red Flags at Tiananmen Square again, during the preparation period for the first National Day anniversary. The song's lyrics and its music composition were officially published on 15 September 1951 in the People's Daily.
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Simplified Chinese | Traditional Chinese | Pinyin | Literal English translation |
五星红旗迎风飘扬, |
五星紅旗迎風飄揚, |
Wǔ xīng hóngqì yíng fēng piāo yáng, |
Five-Star Red Flags are fluttering in the wind, |
- Sometimes rendered as simplified Chinese: 灭亡; traditional Chinese: 滅亡; pinyin: mie wang, meaning perish.
- Note that in the updated version of this song the second-to-last stanza is completely omitted and the previous stanza is repeated, demonstrating the de-emphasis on Mao's cult of personality.
See also[edit]
- Cultural Revolution
- Maoism
- "Sailing the Seas Depends on the Helmsman"
- "The East Is Red"
- "Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No New China"
External links[edit]
- Orchestral MP3 Audio from PLA Daily
- Orchestral and Choral MP3 Audio from PLA Daily
- CCTV video
- Lyrics in Chinese
- Song's Name in English - "Singing in Praise of the Motherland" by People's Daily
- Song's Name in English - "Singing Praises of Motherland" by GOV.cn
- Song's Name in English - "Ode to the Motherland" by people.com.cn
- Orchestral and sung version on YouTube
- Cultural Revolution rendition with Cultural Revolution lyrics on YouTube


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General Woundwort (Watership Down)
The Alien (Alien)
General Woundwort (Watership Down)
The Alien (Alien)
Fascist Dictator of the Heath Davis Appreciation Society
Supporting Petone's Finest since the very start - Iain O'Brien
Adam Wheater - Another batsman off the Essex production line
Also Supporting the All Time #1 Batsman of All Time Ever - Jacques Kallis and the much maligned Peter Siddle.
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Jesse and James (with Meowth) - Pokemon
Originally Posted by benchmark00"Straight-Edge means I'm better than you!"
Bob Ewell (To Kill a Mockingbird)
Lex Luthor (DC comics)
Psycho Mantis (Metal Gear Solid)
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The one, the only CW Black
Code:47.3 W Coppinger to Heads Smacked the ball straight into the groin of Iwuajoku who has fallen over, miraculously with the ball still caught in his scrotal area! Out!
Ernst Stavro Blofeld (James Bond)
Apophis (Stargate SG-1)
Stringer Bell (The Wire) - if you consider him a villain.
Megatron (Transformers)
Keyser Soze (The Usual Suspects)
Nurse Ratched
The Master
Hank Scorpio
I know a place where a royal flush
Can never beat a pair
Amon Goeth (Schindler's List)
Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII)
John Doe (Se7en)
Colonel Kurtz (Apocalypse Now)
Anton Chigurgh (No Country for Old Men)
That's my final list- couldn't find space for Alex DeLarge from A Clockwork Orange, Sgt. Barnes from Platoon or Scarecrow from Batman,
Gargamel (Smurfs)
Source Material: Gargamel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I always thought Al Swearengen was the hero of Deadwood. He's a great character anyway.
Captain Dudley Smith (LA Confidential)
Tom Ripley (Ripliad, various films)
Chigurh (No Country For Old Men)
Iago (Othello)
The Operative (Serenity)
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My son loves cake pops and I wanted to satisfy his taste buds as well as give him something I wouldn't feel guilty about. This is the result of my quest, this is our perfect snack.
- 2- deep chocolate Vita Tops (I use the ones that are not sugar free because I dislike the taste of fake sugar)
- 1 Tbsp- apricot preserves (I used smuckers simply fruit)
- melting chocolate or coating (whatever you usually use for cake pops)
Defrost Vita Tops in microwave 16 seconds each
crumble VitaTops
add preserves
make 4 balls and refridgerate then follow normal procedure to make pops
annegirlca Says... 7 Jul 2011 , 12:23pm
What are Vita Tops?
CatzCreationz Says... 8 Jul 2011 , 6:50am
I googled it, vita pop is like a muffin.
You could also make a low sugar/fat cake and use that instead, using splenda instead of sugar ect, but the preserves is a good idea, just thinking of a jelly roll turned into a cake pop is making me drool! :)
Follow this link for more info. http://www.vitalicious.ca/items/vitatops/list.htm
CatzCreationz Says... 8 Jul 2011 , 6:50am
oops I meant Vita Top**
ginny7 Says... 8 Jul 2011 , 12:20pm
guess I'm not the only one wanting to know what Vita Tops are...
ginny7 Says... 8 Jul 2011 , 12:23pm
Google is a wonderful thing! Vita Tops are a brand name of 100 calorie muffins. What a great idea!
Gtiki Says... 13 Jul 2011 , 7:37pm
Sorry I just looked at this again for the first time. Yes VitaTops are a healthy type of muffin top sold in the freezer aisle (because they contain no preservatives). They have added vitamins and lots of fiber. The only one that they have that you can make pops out of are chocolate, that is unless you want to try the apple but not sure how that would taste. They are have more of a gooey texture than regular pops.
ritterwoman Says... 22 Oct 2011 , 9:04am
Splenda and other artificial sweetners may bother some people I am one of them. Splenda gives me IBS symptons, aspertame gives me a pain in my side
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> as you said , if I use content_filter=3Dfilter:localhost:<port>
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I don't know why. When I really and truly don't want to do something, there are some options:

1. I set myself a time to do it before sitting down/going out.

2. I ignore it.

3. I pay someone else to do it.
Because it just really sucks......:)
Perhaps we are lazy and procrastination is easy.
Lol! I just finished a chore that took me 10 minutes and I've been putting it off since Christmas. But don't you know I'm going to make sure when my wife comes home she's going to find out all the trouble I went through and how it took me 4 and a half hours to finish. And you know why, because she'll b**** about how it looks anyway.
It is called human nature.
must be related to me. because we want it to go away
You must be talking about 'cooking' vs 'Pizza ' ?
lol. ok.
maybe cos you really REALLY enjoy stretching it out
I don't think anyone does that. If it takes that long they might be cleaning even more of the area I guess?
Because that's 45 mins of something you don't want to do
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Travel safety for women, students, seniors
Travel safety is the number one concern for women, students, seniors and world adventurers. I've written chapters in my books and spoken at universities and at travel shows about "how to stay safe and travel the world". Here are ways to prepare ourselves and avoid trouble.
1. We can be aware of our surrounding. We can avoid questionable neighborhoods and we can communicate that we're self-assured by walking confidently with our heads up.
I learned these safety tips traveling to ninety-plus countries and I hope they'll be useful to you. One thing is certain, the more prepared you are, the safer you'll be.
2. Avoid Distractions for travel safety for women, students, seniors
Pay attention to what's going on around you and trust your instincts. For example, One night when I was alone I entered an elevator in a car parking lot and felt threatened by the other occupant. I just stepped back out and waited for the next elevator. If you feel something is off, wrong, strange – get out, move on, flee, scream, whatever is appropriate. Do it quickly.
3. Body language: keep your head up, swing your arms and act confident. Adopt a no nonsense attitude. Walk with purpose and you'll be less of a target for hustlers who prey on disoriented or timid tourists.
Most of the people who offer you food or drink are just being kind. However, the rare exception exists – drugging occasionally happens. Try not to leave your drink unattended in bars, and exercise good judgment when accepting food or drink from people.
4. Rophynol, the date rape drug
Is an odorless, tasteless and colorless tranquilizer that can be slipped into your drink by a man who would like to have sex with a woman who is heavily sedated. If you are at a party, don't accept a glass of punch unless you trust the host. Don't think this won't happen to you. Some women don't even know they have been raped until it's too late.
5. If you are being followed in the street and you feel threatened, duck into a shop and firmly tell the clerk: "I am a foreigner and someone is following me. I am frightened and need help." If need be, have the clerk call a cab or police officer for you.
6.Try to sit or stand next to other women or family groups in restaurants, on trains or buses, and in other public places. It is unlikely that you will be approached or harassed if you're in the company of other people.
7. Consider wearing a wedding ring, if you are traveling alone. Even if you don't already wear a ring. It will deter unwanted attention.
8. There is power in vocal embarrassment. I discovered this in India when I had issues with a man following me. Men are shamed by a verbal, loud woman admonishing them in public. Practice screaming before you leave home! Also shame them by shaking your finger in their faces. Even if the crowd doesn't understand your words, they will understand your indignation and gestures. Most sleazy men do not want public attention.
Ask for help or company if you feel uncomfortable.
It can be difficult to know what is considered offensive or suggestive in segregated societies, such as in Orthodox Muslim areas. At times you may feel uncomfortable or vulnerable. You may not know if the local men view you as a sex symbol representing the immoral Western World. Take your cues from the local women. Watch them. If they don't make eye-to-eye contact with men, follow their example.
9. Blend in. Dress appropriately. Clothing that is fashionable and appropriate in the USA may project a provocative image in another culture. Leave the revealing clothing at home.
Anticipate potential problems. For example: if a group of men or young boys approaches you on the sidewalk on your side of the street, cross to the other side to give them space and you peace of mind.
If you are traveling alone, be sure to know when the sun rises and sets. A bustling market can quickly empty out and be transformed into dark deserted streets. Plan to be back to your lodging or in a safe, busy neighborhood by dark.
10. Carry enough money in your shoe or a hidden pocket to get you out of a tight spot. Be willing to spend this money on a cab in order to get you to a safe place or back to your lodging. Do not take unnecessary risks.
If in doubt, take a self defense course.
Be prepared, but don't let safety concerns keep you at home. I have traveled the world, (yes, 7 continents and over 100 countries) and had very few negative experiences. I was very cautious and prepared. You can be too. So happy travels.
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I am a native of this amazing city; born and raised in Orleans Parish. My husband and I were married on 11/1/11...All Saint's Day. Yes, we're fans. We love food, fun and football! The wedding colors were black and gold. That's why I'm in a yellow 1967 Camaro. It was as close as I could get to gold. I am an accomplished cook; he's not foodventurous...so if you'd like to come to my little gourmet kitchen and create, I'm ready! My family has been here for quite some time. My great grandmother was born at her home on Euterpe Street in 1901 and many of her furnishings are here. We are pet friendly. We've got three dogs who can either be here, or not, when you are. Many of our friends are in the tourism, restaurant and music industries. I'm about culture. Get immersed! Just let me know what kinds of things you'd like to do in our fantastic city. If you like art, the creole cottage is filled with original pieces from the region. We do some of that ourselves, so you just might see a work in progress. Creativity is welcomed...as, are you!
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Posted by Jersey Wing on 27 November 2014 - 12:15 AM
And did anyone else think when Craig Berube bent down to draw up a play his hair made him look like the boss from Dilbert?
Posted by Jersey Wing on 26 November 2014 - 09:53 AM
If the Wings win I'll post Alice's Restaurant after the game.
I will
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The Wings are gonna go into Columbus, take those two points as they should, play good defense, net a couple power play goals and jump back ahead of Boston by a point with one game in hand.
Jack Edwards can get his loudmouth bag-ass online in the morning and worry about wildcard matchups, not me.
Posted by Jersey Wing on 08 November 2014 - 07:38 PM
I love when we beat the Devils, walking the dog with a Wings sweater or hat is so awesome.
Posted by Jersey Wing on 06 November 2014 - 08:58 AM
Good point on the road against a good team who plays well at home. Still, as someone pointed out if the Wings had won and MTL lost they'd be tied for first in Conf. I, like many here would like to see a top six scorer added but in the meantime there doesn't appear to be any need to panic or rush into a bad deal. Injuries haven't piled up, certainly like last year, and Jimmy's playing better.
So far so good.
Posted by Jersey Wing on 05 November 2014 - 10:14 PM
Cleary -- BEAST MODE:UNLOCKED!
Posted by Jersey Wing on 05 November 2014 - 10:02 PM
Isn't this like the 13th game of the season? So he's on pace for a 69pt season, get your s*** together!
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There's a lot of ways to break up a 2-on-1, like sliding to block a pass or an aggressive poke check. When it comes to a 2-on-0, it gets a little bit more difficult, but veteran American League netminder David Leggio has a few ideas.
Leggio, who is playing his first season with Islanders affiliate Bridgeport Sound Tigers, had to think quickly as Springfield Falcons forwards Dana Tyrell and Lukas Sedlak came barreling down on him on a shorthanded 2-on-0:
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You just knew it would be MSU's Justin Abdelkader who had the big goals after Ovechkin came out in the pre-game and drove a tent stake in the ice.
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I fear Weiss is headed to the Island of Misfit Red Wings toys to join a water gun that squirts jelly, Bill Ranford, Uwe Krupp, Mike Modano, a spotted elephant, Robert Lang, Wendel Clark, Derian Hatcher, and a cowboy who rides an ostrich.
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Croydon lollipop lady June Rixson was given a British Empire Medal by the Queen last year for 35 years' service and Coun Brennan has called for Mrs Adams to be given similar recognition.
After being given her award by Sutton Council, Mrs Adams said: "I'm proud and very pleased to receive this award. I love doing my job. For me the children are my first priority - I love them all. I love seeing them grow up and I will keep doing this job for as long as I can."
Both Mrs Adams and her daughter Julie Lewis visited Coun Brennan's parlour for tea on Tuesday.
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Physiological responses and subjective estimates of sounds: initial results of a pilot study
Hume, Ken, Barrett, H., Ip, A., McDonagh, T., Davis, W., Adams, M., Bruce, N., Cain, Rebecca, Jennings, P. A., Czanner, G., Carlyle, Angus, Cusack, Peter and Plack, Christopher J. (2008) Physiological responses and subjective estimates of sounds: initial results of a pilot study. In: Institute of Acoustics Spring Conference 2008, Reading, U.K., Apr 10-11, 2008. Published in: Proceedings of the Institute of Acoustics, Vol.30 (Part 2). pp. 576-582.
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In an attempt to understand the effect of sounds on physiological measurements, along the positive (pleasant) - negative (unpleasant) subjective dimension, 51 subjects (26 male) listened to 13 sounds in clips of 8s interspersed with 16s of silence while their heart rate, respiratory rate and skin conductance were measured and they recorded the subjective pleasantness of the sound. The sounds were in three categories, natural (eg birdsong) human (eg crying) and transportation (eg
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Journal or Publication Title: | Proceedings of the Institute of Acoustics |
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Official Date: | 2008 |
Volume: | Vol.30 |
Number: | Part 2 |
Page Range: | pp. 576-582 |
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