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Scott B\'s journey to 160
I'm finally getting around to starting another journal - it's about time!
A couple of weeks ago I finished the 24 workout mass blitz. I cut up nicely but didn't gain much but that was my fault. I decided to do 2 days of cardio on the days off per week and really kept up a maintenance diet instead of a bulking one. None the less I feel that I got a lot stronger and over all I feel it was a successeful "24".
I'm going to the beach mid October so I'm not going to start serious bulking until after I get back. I'm keeping it real simple just doing sets that hit failure around 8 reps. I'm lifting Mon, Wed, and Fri. with cardio on Tue. and Thur. rest days on the weekend. Diet is about 2500 cals a day with about 150 grams of protien.
I'm at 152 lbs, 10.5% bf, going for 160 by Jan 1, 2004.
The workouts:
9/8/03 chest, shoulders, bis
flat db bench
warm up 30s x 12
60s x 8
60s x 7
60s x8
incline db bench
50s x 8
50s x 8
50s x 8
cable cross overs
80x x 6
70s x 8
75s x 8
db shoulder press
45s x 7
45s x 7
45s x 8
close grip upright bb rows
80 x 8
80 x 8
80 x 8 (last 2 were cheated up)
front raises
20s x 8
20s x 8
20s x 8
incline close grip bb bench
80 x 8
80 x 8
75 x 8
db extensions
45 x 8
55 x 6
50 x 8
incline swiss ball push-ups - 6 (that sucks)
This was a descent workout, not as intense as the 24 but I had a good chest pump. I'm disappointed that I'm not lifting more in the shoulder press but when I do shoulders after chest it's hard to expect more.
Re: Scott B\'s journey to 160
I'm looking forward to seeing your results Scott!
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Thanks JW, Let's just hope there are some. I seem to be stuck in the low 150s.
9/9/03 cardio & abs
25 mins on the stationary bike/medium intensity
side bends
3 sets 45 x 20 each side
3 sets v-ups x 20
It's been a couple of weeks since my last cardio workout and it felt so good.
The bad news - I weighed myself this morning and I came in at 151. I better start eating more before I slip below 150.
Re: Scott B\'s journey to 160
9/10/03 back, bis, traps
warm up - bent over lat raises 15s x 15
wide grip pulldowns
125 x 8
130 x 8
130 x 8
wide grip bent over rows
100 x 8
110 x 8
110 x 10
I'll the weight up 20 lbs next time
face pulls
110 x 10
120 x 12
130 x 10
As this is a new movement for me it's taking me a while to find the right weight. I'll try 150 next time and see how it feels
db preacher curls
30 x 5
25 x 8
20 x 10
I wish I could figure out a way to get a 2.5 lb increment on the dbs.
bb curls
60 x 9
65 x 6
65 x 6
hammer curls
25s x 9
30s x 8
30s x 8
bb shrugs
175 x 10
185 x 8
185 x 8
185 x 7
I had sort of a heavy lunch and ended up going to the gym early so I felt a little lethargic while I was doing back work but finally pulled out of it by the time I started bis.
9/11/03 cardio/abs
25 min on the stationary bike
hanging reverse crunches
15, 12, 6
The cardio went well but I should have done 3 more sets of ab work but for some reason had no concetration and left after the cruches.
Re: Scott B\'s journey to 160
It's an encouragement to see someone else flying in about the same weight class - just about all the guys I see at the gym are around 180-240!
I'm an an ecto-mesomorph just starting out - now 9 weeks in having gone from 135 to 153, and 10.5% bf to under 8% bf. - my original target was 155 by Christmas. Just glad to see someone else out there who isn't shooting for 250!
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rcfreind, wow, that's great progress in 9 weeks it took me a lot longer. It took me a little over a year to go from 138 @ 14% bf to 160 @ 15% then I cut back last spring to 152 @ 10.5%. In October I'll start bulking again in earnest and hopefulluy hit 160 by the New Year. Good luck on 155 though at the rate your going, I doubt you'll have a problem.
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9/12/03 legs
dead lifts (yes, I'm doing deadlifts on leg day)
warm-up - 135 x 8
225 x 8
225 x 8
235 x 5
bi lateral leg press
200 x 8
250 x 8
250 x 8
leg curl
135 x 8
135 x 8
136 x 6
good mornings
115 x 8
125 x 8
130 x 8
I really have to start out low on these or I never find the right form.
seated calf raise
70 x 8
80 x 8
90 x 8
90 x 8
90 x 8
Fianlly a great workout. Everything felt exactly right, I was sweating like a stuck pig and I felt great. Dead lifts make me happy. [img]/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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I'm falling a little behind here. I've been really busy but here goes.
9/15/03 cheast, shoulders, tris
flat bb bench
warm up bar x 20
135 x 8
135 x 8
135 x 8 last 2 reps were assisted
Incline bb bench
115 x 5
115 x 6
105 x 6
That sucks!!!!!
db flys
40s x 8
40s x 7
40s x 8
military press (smith machine)
65 x 8
65 x 6
60 x 6
lat raises
25s x 8
20s x 8
20s x 8
45 x 8
50 x 8
55 x 8
40 x 5
35 x 6
35 x 5
The pull overs did me in, I think I'll do dip before pull overs from now on.
close grip pull downs
70 x 8
70 x 5
70 x 8
All in all a great work out. I really like pull overs but I can never decide which workout to put them in. It feels to me that they work back, chest and shoulders equally.
Re: Scott B\'s journey to 160
9/16/03 cardio and abs
25 min on the stationary bike
side lifts on the back extension machine with a 10 lb wt behind my head - 3 set of 20. This is the first time I've done these, I'm not even sure of what they are really called but they kill your obliques.
2 sets of 20 and 1 of 15
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9/17/03 back, bis, traps
wide grip pull-ups
9, 8, 5
I'm really trying for perfect form on these and trying to hit my sternum to bar on every rep.
face pulls
130 x 10
140 x 10
140 x 15
I think I need some coaching on these they still don't feel right
bent over db rows
60 x 8
65 x 8
65 x 8
got to go up to 70
alternate curls
35s x 8
35s x 6
30s x 9
machine preacher curls
60 x 7
55 x 7
50 x 6
incline db curls
25s x 8
25s x 8
25s x10
It's up to 30s on these
db shrugs
70s x 10
70s x 10
70s x 10
65s x 10
60s x 10
I went down from 75s on these to get as much ROM as possible.
Another great workout. One of the guys at the gym complimented my pull ups - way cool!
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A rich adult and family education program provides courses in Hebrew and in various aspects of Jewish personal and family life. Course are taught by the Rabbis, Cantor and guest instructors. Through our Sam Smulyan Memorial Lectureship and Cultural Arts Fund, we feature nationally renowned guest speakers, artists and scholars-in-residence each year. The Feigenbaum Adult B'nai Mitzvah Program prepares members for participation in this meaningful life cycle celebration. For more information on these programs contact Shari Lipp-Levine, slevine {at} bez613(.)org or 317-253-3441.
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Dear Editor,
Pond Lick Lake was considered for draining and abandonment. Now, maybe because of public outcry, a decision has been made to save the lake.
The lake still needs more saving. Its health and beauty are threatened. It is being polluted.
A proposal is to concrete-coat the levee to decrease the risk for dam failure and thus to decrease the risk to human life and property downstream in case of dam failure. The risk to human life is already very low; there is relatively little water in the lake now and the only two houses along Pond Lick are at the mouth of Turkey Creek, on the Turkey Creek floodplain. Turkey Creek is the main risk (also low) for flooding those two houses. Concrete-coating would do very little to further lower an already low risk.
Concrete-coating would be very damaging to the health of the lake by killing all the fish and other aquatic life with a year of draining while work proceeds. In addition to fishermen, student classes from Shawnee State University visit the lake to study aquatic life. There are three species of turtles including the rare Musk Turtle. There are newt salamanders, dragonflies, rare sedges and beautiful water lilies.
A big issue is the cost of this unnecessary work on the levee. A 2012 private engineer report estimated $1,760,000. For what little would be gained, and for so much that would be lost, this amount of money would be a waste and misuse of public funds.
The health of the lake is being damaged by sedimentation, a physical pollutant. Check dams to catch the silt are no longer being cleaned out and maintained. Logging on the watershed is increasing the erosion runoff, increasing the sediment. The latest logging bid (Contract No. 1321 for March 6, 2013) is to cut 37 acres on the Rock Lick tributary on the hillside just south of the lake. Two of the three cutting units are clear cuts which leave zero trees to protect the soil.
The hillside north of the lake is within a burn unit and is subject to possible prescribed fire which burns protective ground leaves and materials thus increasing the effects of erosion. That hillside is also available for timbering.
Sedimentation is a physical pollutant to the lake. Even more important to every visitor is the visual pollution from any logging or burning actions.
Pond Lick Lake is a beautiful lake; scenic, pretty, lovely, peaceful, quiet. People who stop there do so for many reasons. It's a place to fish, photograph, and study, relax, unwind, renew, enjoy.
Everyone who drives by now benefits from the nice view whether it registers consciously or not. Should the far hillside ever be logged or burned, then that ugly view would definitely jar the aesthetic sense of those driving by or stopping by.
The concept of view shed, the concept of visual aesthetics as a value to humans, these are not being taken into account in the management plans for actions around Pond Lick Lake.
Logging on Rock Lick would leave a long-lasting, visually polluting scar on the hillside. The bid calls for removing 4,265 trees. During the logging period there would be audio pollution from chainsaws and skidders and haul trucks.
So, just because Pond Lick Lake is still alive, that does not mean it will be allowed to be healthy and beautiful. It still needs saving from the destructive, polluting actions from the state.
Shawnee State Forest belongs to everyone, not just loggers. Everyone needs to tell Forestry and elected legislators what they want - health and beauty for the forest as well as health and beauty for Pond Lick Lake.
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CRESTVIEW — There were more than bragging rights on the line Thursday as Davidson Middle School's football team faced cross-town rival Shoal River Middle School at Crestview High School's Jack Foster Stadium. The game was the Okaloosa County Middle School football semifinal game, and the winner would punch its ticket to the county championship game.
As was the case in their regular-season meeting, Shoal River took the win 35-6. Shoal River will face Bruner in the championship game at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Fort Walton Beach High School's Steve Riggs Stadium.
See photos from Shoal River-Davidson football game>>>
Shoal River Coach Ryan Gillis was ready for the rematch with a Bruner team that beat Mustangs earlier this year and in last year's championship game.
"(The win over Davidson) feels pretty good now, but you are never satisfied until you win the last one," he said. "You will have a bad taste in your mouth if you don't win the last win. We are excited to be in it, but we are certainly not satisfied. We are not going down there just to play the game. We are going down there to win it. We are going to be prepared, play hard and see how it turns out."
The Mustangs lived up to their wild horse moniker as they ran wild; picking 339 yards rushing on 35 carries. Kenny Whaley led the charge with 140 yards on 13 carries. Mondreus Flavors added 66 yards on 10 carries.
Shoal River (7-1) struck first as Flavors capped a 71-yard scoring drive with a 3-yard run to the end zone that came with 3:29 left in the first quarter. Quarterback Kalee Ciurieo added the 2-point conversion and the Mustangs had a lead they would never relinquish.
Turnovers were a major issue for the Panthers, who finished the season with a 5-3 record. Three of Shoal River's scores came off Davidson miscues.
The first of two interceptions by Bobby Sanders set up the second Mustang touchdown. Two plays after the Sanders' interception, Whaley turned on the afterburners on his way to a 58-yard touchdown run with 6:31 left in the second quarter.
The Panthers picked up their only score of the game late in the second quarter when Rod Bouchard connected with Keon Voisin on a 9-yard touchdown pass. The touchdown came after the Panther defense held the Mustang offense to force a punt. The snap on the punt was low and Davidson recovered the ball at the Mustang 10. Three plays later, Bouchard and Voisin teamed up for the score.
Shoal River wasn't content with an 8-point lead at the half. Tyree Johnson returned the ensuing kickoff to the Mustang 40. A pair of runs by Whaley netted 11 yards as the clock ticked to less than 30 seconds remaining in the half. The Mustang coaching staff then reached into its bag of tricks and called a reverse to Jay Stanton. Stanton raced to the Davidson 15-yard line.
Shoal River spiked the ball to stop the clock with less than 10 seconds left in the half. Ciurieo then hit Terrelle Holiday with a 15-yard strike. Whaley took the ball in for the conversion, pushing the Mustang lead back to 16 points at the half.
Davidson showed it could move the ball in the second half, but again turnovers raised their ugly heads. The Panthers had the ball at the Mustang 36, but Davidson fumbled and Shoal River's Darius Sylvester picked up the fumble and returned it to the Panther nine, setting up Flavors' second score of the game with 3:22 left in the third quarter.
The Panthers had the ball deep in Mustang territory at the start of the fourth quarter, but Sanders' second interception of the night kept Davidson off the scoreboard. Jay Stanton picked up Shoal River's final touchdown when he scored on a 24-yard run with 4:31 left in the game. Cody Traywick kicked the extra point.
The Panthers managed just 38 yards rushing on 22 carries. Vincente Turner led Davidson in rushing with 23 yards on six carries. Rodderrick Skinner had 18 yards on seven carries.
Bouchard threw for 82 yards for the Panthers. Voisin had two catches for 56 yards.
"We had a 5-2 regular season," Panther Coach Chris Small said, "but we got beat by a better team (Thursday). I'm going to miss this eighth-grade group."
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The safety of the hepatitis B vaccine H-B- Vax derives from a very strict screening of plasma donors as well as an extensive production process consisting of several purification and three inactivation steps. During a follow up of about 20 000 vaccine recipients over a 7 year-period, no known occurrence of AIDS or other infectious diseases have been associated with the vaccine. Also no known case of AIDS occurred in a group of 200 000 persons at low risk vaccinated since 1981. The hepatitis B vaccine is highly recommended…
[...] evidence confirming the absence of AIDS transmission by this hepatitis B vaccine was stated to be the following: 1) The AIDS virus is specifically inactivated by the inactivation procedures used in the vaccine's manufacture. 2) The vaccine contains no detectable AIDS virus nucleic acid sequence. 3) The serologic markers of infection with AIDS virus are not observed in vaccine recipients. In Japan, we studied Merck's Heptavax-B (lot 2374) in 74 health care workers who had no history of hepatitis B infection and determined, in addition to the safety and antigenic potential of the vaccine, the percentage of T-cell and B-cell subsets (OKT3, OKT4, and OKT8), the OKT4/OKT8 ratio, and mitogenesis by phytohemagglutinin or concanavalin A at 3 and 9 months after the 1st vaccination. A group of unvaccinated, age-matched health care workers were used as controls. The Table provides a summary of the results. As shown therein, no difference from the control group was observed in any test item after 3 or 9 months. Follow-ups have been continued for longer than 9 months in some vaccinees, and there has been no change even after 20 months. From these observations, it can be inferred that there is little possibility of the hepatitis B vaccine made by Merck causing AIDS, based on the fact that no abnormality was observed in the T-cell phenotypes of the people who received the vaccine
We formulated a decision-analytic model that compares the risk of death from hepatitis B and AIDS in those vaccinated with the risk of death from hepatitis B alone in those who wait two years for a synthetic vaccine. For individuals with 5% annual risk of hepatitis B, the best current estimate is that vaccination now would save 25 lives per 100,000. The best current estimate of the rate of vaccine-induced AIDS is zero, and one can be 95% confident that the rate is less than eight per 100,000. The rate would have to be considerably higher before postponement of vaccination would be rational for those for whom vaccination has been recommended.
There is no evidence up to now that the currently available plasma hepatitis B vaccine transmits the agent of AIDS. To support further the safety of this vaccine we examined 137 vaccinees for the presence of antibodies to LAV/HTLV-III. [...] Antibodies to LAV/HTLV-III were not detected in any of the sera examined, providing evidence for safety. We believe that these data increase the acceptance of hepatitis B vaccine.
In the United States, one hepatitis B vaccine (Heptavax-B) has been licensed for the prevention of hepatitis B virus infections. Even though this vaccine has been shown to be highly effective and well tolerated in controlled trials and has been recommended for use in those at risk for acquiring infection by hepatitis B virus, many individuals have been reluctant to be immunized for fear of contracting acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). In this study, we demonstrate that each of the three inactivation steps used in the manufacture of Heptavax-B independently will inactivate the infectivity of high-titered preparations of the AIDS virus; recipients of the hepatitis B vaccine do not develop antibodies to the AIDS virus; the hepatitis B vaccine does not contain detectable levels of nucleic acids related to the AIDS virus. These observations clearly demonstrate that vaccination with the currently available hepatitis B vaccine poses no demonstrable risk for acquiring AIDS.


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Apple gets temporary reprieve from external antitrust monitor; should it be a permanent one?
Apple has been temporarily spared the presence of an external antitrust monitor, initially placed at the company as part of the judgment in the U.S. government's case against Apple regarding ebooks. Apple has been fighting to remove the monitor, Michael Bromwich, since he was placed at the company last summer. The company believes that Bromwich is a disruptive and unnecessary imposition, according to Reuters:
Apple has complained that Bromwich has been too intrusive, including by seeking interviews with top executives and board members, and has been charging an inflated $1,100 per hour for his services to rack up high fees.
Do you think that the monitor should be removed, or is he necessary to ensure that Apple doesn't violate antitrust regulations? Sound off in the comments below.
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Apple gets temporary reprieve from external antitrust monitor; should it be a permanent one?
Given how many companies Apple and Google pick up on a weekly basis, and that eBook prices are still disgustingly inflated, both companies should have an extended anti-trust inquiry. The only reason Apple had one is because they got caught. These companies can afford it.
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Can you explain how, just because a company (or individual) "can afford it", that they are exempt from being treated fairly under the law?
So Apple could afford to pay this guy $5,000 an hour. Should they? Is that reasonable? I don't see how ability to pay has any bearing on what a reasonable fee is.
Who ultimately pays these fees? We do. So I can't balance the mindset that is happy with things like this.
$1100.00 for him, then another $1100.00 for contracted group.. total of $2200/hour if both his firm and contacted firm are working at same time actually.
Edit: I'm not sure that rate actually per person.. I believe its per firm; not been able to verify. So 2,10, or 20 people might be working as monitor. Unsure on that. Apple is a large company.. would be unlikely to just have 1 person, realistically, do it alone.
Absolutely. This case is an absolute joke, and I won't be surprised if the entire thing is vacated on appeal.
Given how egregious Apple was in their lack of respect and/or knowledge of antitrust law, they should probably keep a monitor as Apple has shown no indication they have learned from past mistakes. I see no problem with getting someone who charges a cheaper rate though.
They induced competitors to cooperate to the detriment of consumers - and publicly declared so. If this decision is overturned, it means that anti-competitive regulations have no meaning.
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After reading a lot concerning this case, I agree with Apple that their part in any price-fixing conspiracy is conjecture and false. However, in order to take the highroad, and until they get the decision overturned, they should cooperate with a monitor if just to send the message that they do not believe they are above the Court. That said, the monitor selected by the judge has been a complete train-wreck and has been mishandled by the judge with their closed-door meetings, invoice issues, and preexisting relationship (to name a few) that now the Court looks like it is abusing its power. A new monitor is necessary and, at this time, the judge should probably step down.
For those who are interested, a lot more information about the case and quite a lot of debate is available on the Mobileread forums, here:
Worth a read, though it is a LONG thread.
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Yes and no. Book publishers have always dictated retail pricing for their books; it's not Apple who needs a compliance monitor, it's the publishing industry in general.
But if the judge is going to reinstate a monitor, it should be someone who is not there in an adversarial capacity, as Bromwich has been. It should be someone who the Judge and Apple can agree upon as being unbiased and fair.


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Student Bus Subsidy Has Phantom Menace
The NSW state government's free student transport scheme is yet again under the gun. Previous inquiries into the School Student Transport Scheme by the Public Accounts Committee in 1993 and 2002 resulted in no action, and unsurprisingly the same problems identified 15 years ago remain in the system today.
The main issue for the government is the escalating cost. Funding for the scheme has increased by more than 40% in real terms since 1990, while student numbers have increased by only about 7% over the same period. Scrutiny of government spending is always welcome, but in this case, the razor gang should proceed with caution.
Transport subsidies began as a way to make sure rural kids could get to school. In the 1960s, free travel was extended to city kids and the eligibility conditions have gradually been relaxed since then. The only criterion now is that students must live more than 1.6 km from their school to be eligible.
The main factor contributing to the cost blow-out is that more students are using free travel, and they are travelling longer distances. The inclusion of private school students in the scheme has added to the costs but the relaxing of zoning of public schools has also played a significant role. Although two thirds of students in NSW attend public schools, a large number of them do not go to the closest public school to home.
The generosity of the NSW transport subsidy has been the subject of much criticism. The president of the NSW Secondary Principals Council suggests that the costs of the scheme could be reduced by limiting it to travel to the nearest public school. The NSW Greens have had this idea as policy for several years. But it is not always about the money. According to the NSW Greens education spokesman, John Kaye, the transport subsidy is a 'recipe for educational segregation' because it facilitates school choice.
To the government's credit, there has been no suggestion that the subsidy be entirely scrapped, and with good reason. Student transport subsidies underpin the government's commitment to giving parents choice in education, not just between public and private schools, but also within the public sector.
Limiting the subsidy to the closest public school is unfair and administratively problematic. The closest public school is not always the public school that a student is zoned for, which immediately complicates matters. Furthermore, allowances would have to be made for students who go to special needs schools or selective schools. What if the closest school to home happens to be a private school? Restricting subsidies to travel to public schools which may be further away becomes more about ideology than cost-cutting. These are just the obvious exceptions to what seems like a straightforward rule.
It is also likely that there would be other flow on effects that have to be much more carefully considered. For instance, it's hard to imagine the Greens would be pleased if restricting free student travel on mass transport resulted in more cars on the road.
Before looking at ways to exclude students from access to subsidised travel, it should be considered whether the current scheme is as efficient as possible. Both the 1993 and 2002 inquiries indicate that it is not, and that one of the biggest problems is the gap between what the government pays for and the number of students who actually use free transport on a regular basis. Each year, a large number of students apply for and receive a free travel pass but do not use it – so called 'phantom riders'. The government pays for these passes regardless, and the 2002 report estimated that the actual usage rate of the passes could be as low as 50%. The Public Accounts Committee recommended on both occasions that better auditing and tracking would create significant savings.
Another way to address the usage problem and to benefit the bottom line is to ask parents to pay a contribution to the cost of the travel pass. The 1993 inquiry recommended a charge of $10 per child per term. Parents in Victoria pay $400 per year. Many parents in NSW would balk at that sum, but a transport levy need not be that high to have an effect on costs. Even a nominal amount would be a disincentive for parents to apply for a free travel pass for each child 'just in case', with no real intention of using it.
There is a good case for introducing an element of user pays into the student transport scheme, but it must be done cautiously and apply indiscriminately. The levy must be large enough to inhibit phantom riders, but small enough to allow school choice.
Jennifer Buckingham is a research fellow at The Centre for Independent Studies.


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Numerous letters have come in from women saying they are having a difficult time making and or keeping friends. People used to rely on one another more when they were out in the world, didn't they? They would ask for directions, start up casual conversation, speak freely to random strangers...that was the norm. And in turn, they felt a sense of connection, and the possibility of getting to know someone. All of us seemed a bit more connected out in the world a decade ago than we do now. We spoke up in lines, looked people in the eye, and carried on conversations. Good, bad or indifferent, it's true.
Whether we realize it or not, it appears some of the standard life behavior we've known for decades has begun to fade. A sense of community, you know, the comfort and familiarity of the life around us feels less, as we create a more insular kind of life. It's standard operating procedure these days to be able to shop, chat with friends on FaceBook, watch a movie, peruse a bookstore, buy a book, read it, order meals, …all from the comfort of our own home, where some of us are alone.
What can one do to nurture and find friendship in today's ever-changing world? First, I'm going to say if indeed you are feeling less adept at making friends, and keeping them, you are not alone. There are hundreds of people writing and claiming the exact same situation.
In fact, another woman who wrote in explained that after a long bout of denial she was ready to be honest and ask for help. She finds herself incapable of making and maintaining friendships, and is lonely and feeling depressed. She signed her letter, "Miss Interpreted". Another woman, same predicament, signed, "I guess I talk too much." And another: "No one's friend."
Here is what I say: I love it that people are speaking up and making an effort. We have the power to do this, make a change in ourselves, or our lives and go for what we want, especially when it comes to human relationships. If you really want something you have to figure out what you can do to get it. If you aren't dialed in to the computer world and want to be, ask around, take a class and get on it. If you don't want to, don't. But look at yourself and try to see what it is you might need to do, to step up and find friendship. The greatest tip that I can give is to tell you to keep yourself out there and open to people in the world. Talk to people. Ask questions, make yourself available to bring something into your world.


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