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Articles in NASCAR – Sprint Cup Series
By Jeff Hood | Senior Writer
Watkins Glen, N.Y. – When it comes to turning left and right, road racing ace Boris Said believes there's no comparison between today's Sprint Cup competitors and the drivers that competed in NASCAR's premier series just over a decade ago.
"It's night and day," the 46-year old Said said. "Ten years […]
By Jonathan Ingram | Senior Writer
Andy Lally has it all backwards.
When a road racing driver moves to the Sprint Cup, it's usually from a car with a big V-8 in the front. Before they became the Sprint Cup's favorite road course ringers, Ron Fellows and Boris Said raced Camaros and Mustangs in the Trans-Am Series. […]
By Rick Minter | Senior Writer
NASCAR's Drive for Diversity program has plugged along for several years, with some positive results. Still the sport's participants and fans remain predominately white.
Black Americans have played roles in NASCAR over the years, but rarely in starring spots.
Wendell Scott, the long-time Cup campaigner from Danville, Va., is the name that […]
Larry Woody | Senior Writer
I knew I was in trouble when I got an angry e-mail from Friends of Commodes complaining about a tongue-in-cheek column I wrote about the ongoing NASCAR-Jeremy Mayfield drug-testing soap opera (As the Urinal Turns).
"Dear Dumbo," it read, "so you think there's something funny about going to the bathroom? What a […]
By Jeff Hood | Senior Writer
Veteran driver Steve Park hopes success in a NASCAR series designed to showcase up-and-coming talent will resurrect his racing career.
The 41-year-old Park took a step in that direction Saturday night when he passed Jody Lavender for the lead with five laps remaining then pulled away from Ryan Truex. to win the […]
By Rick Minter | Senior Writer
This week's NASCAR teleconference was livelier than usual. Kasey Kahne was the featured speaker, and some interesting subjects, some on-track and some off, were discussed. Here's a look at a few of them.
* Points racing:
One of the most interesting topics was the importance of race wins versus making the cut […]
As the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series hits the road for the Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at The Glen, Kasey Kahne talks about going for the road-course season sweep, but Kurt Busch cautions Watkins Glen International is nothing like Infineon Raceway. Plus, find out why Tony Stewart is the driver to pick at The Glen.
Larry Woody | Senior Writer
I know we shouldn't be too flippant about a story that has riveted nationwide attention and is the subject of an upcoming major motion picture: "Jeremy Mayfield Goes to the Bathroom."
But you have to admit, this opera has too much soap to ignore. For those who haven't followed developments, here's the timeline […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
In today's Tuesday Morning Memo we find:
• A couple minutes into Monday's rain-delayed Sunoco Red Cross Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono Raceway, I got an email from person who really, really wants to become a NASCAR fan.
She wanted to know how in the world Mike Wallace had any chance to win […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
Denny Hamlin bumped his way past Clint Bowyer to grab the lead with 10 laps to go in the Sprint Cup Race at Pocono Raceway Monday afternoon and then held off Juan Pablo Montoya to get his first victory of the season.
Montoya hung on to finish second and make up […]


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Luke Cage
Luke Cage as a Mutant? Okay.
Luke Cage? Or Lucas Bishop?
X-men are mutants and Cage isn't.
Or is that the point in your redesign?
X-men are mutants and Cage isn't.
Or is that the point in your redesign?
Nice!! When are we going to see Magneto's "New direction" uni????
You know what? i sort of stopped. But i guess it makes sense to have magneto in there since this is his team and all eh?
Exactly... Do you do sequential work? I would love to see you throw together a small 8-pager to see where this story was headed in your head.... Or you can do 1 page images depicting situations that would happen if X-men:New Direction was real.
DUUUUUDE You're FINALLY uploading artwork here! YAAAY.....David I'm gonna feature your deviant page and try to drive some traffic to your site!!! WhhOoOoHooo!!

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Cocktails and Clowns
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Friday, March 11, 2016
7:00-11:00 p.m.
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This fun cocktail party to benefit the Clown Docs program at St. Louis Children's Hospital will feature live music from Hey Hermano, a raffle (1 for $10 or 3 for $25) and silent auction. The ticket price includes beer, wine, selected mixed drinks, hors d'oeuvres and complimentary valet parking.
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If you are interesting in sponsoring this event, please contact Lauren Warner at firstname.lastname@example.com or 314.286.0987.
St. Louis Children's Hospital strives to use various forms of play in a nurturing and supportive environment to decrease stress and anxiety for children, youth, and families during health care experiences. Therapeutic hospital clowning is the purposeful use of clowning and its associated skills to address the psychosocial needs of hospitalized patients and their families. Laughter elevates heart rate, increases oxygenation of blood, lowers stress hormones, massages muscles and vital organs, and decreases pain.
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Purgatory is a Cry of Fear custom campaign where you play as Isaac Harper a man pushed to the edge, ending with a brutal suicide. Later, you awaken in an abandoned hospital. Where something is watching you, and you need to find out what.
Another song made by Nurse Dashie which I'll plan to use for my CC.
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Greenwich Time to Talk provides psychological treatment for people aged 18 and above living in the borough of Greenwich with common concerns such as anxiety or depression.
Treatment is based on cognitive behavioural psychotherapy (CBT) and counselling and involves guided self-help and talking therapy. This service does not prescribe medication. Read real life experiences of using the service.
The Feel Better service is run from this location which helps people who are feeling:
Specialist support is provided over the phone along with stress control classes and online computer programmes to help you develop the skills you need to make positive changes.
You do not have to be referred by a GP to use the service. You may refer yourself if you have mild problems of anxiety or depression and are motivated to work to change the problem by calling 020 3260 1100 or by using the self-referral form below (we recommend using Adobe Reader to use this interactive form).
If you wish to find out more please visit the Greenwich Time to Talk (IAPT) page in our advice and guidance section.
Health, work, relationships and difficult life events can lead to stress, anxiety and sleep problems. If you feel stressed or suffer from sleep difficulties we can help.
We are running public workshops in Eltham, Woolwich and other venues.
Note: Further workshops to be added, please check back for further information.
15/06/2015: 'Wellbeing at Work' workshop at Ferryview - 17:30-19:30
27/06/2015: 'Overcoming Sleep' workshop at Greenwich Time to Talk (GTTT) - 10:00am-12:00
06/07/2015: 'Stress' workshop at Ferryview - 17:30-19:30
08/07/2015: 'Overcoming Sleep Difficulties' workshop at the Recovery College - 14:00-16:00
20/07/2015: 'Wellbeing at Work' workshop at Ferryview -17:30-19:30
22/07/2015: 'Self-esteem' workshop at the Recovery College - 14:00-16:00
25/07/2015: 'Stress' workshop at Greenwich Time to Talk (GTTT) - 10:00am-12:00
03/08/2015: 'Stress' workshop at Ferryview - 17:30-19:30
17/08/2015: 'Wellbeing at Work' workshop at Ferryview - 17:30-19:30
22/08/2015: 'Wellbeing at Work' workshop at Greenwich Time to Talk (GTTT) - 10:00am-12:00
14/09/2015: 'Wellbeing at Work' workshop at Ferryview - 17:30-19:30
19/09/2015: 'Worry Workshop' workshop at Greenwich Time to Talk (GTTT) - 10:00am-12:00
28/09/2015: 'Stress Workshop' workshop at Ferryview - 17:30-19:30
12/10/2015: 'Wellbeing at Work' workshop at Ferryview - 17:30-19:30
Greenwich Time To Talk (GTTT): 135 Eltham High Street, SE9 1TQ
Recovery College: Recovery College Greenwich, Equitable House, 10 Woolwich New Road, SE18 6EH. Opposite Royal Arsenal station entrance
Ferryview Mental Health Centre: Ferryview Mental Health Centre (this is not the GP practice, but the door to the right of the GP practice as you look at the building) 27 John Wilson Street, Woolwich, SE18 6PZ
Middle Park Community Centre: 150 Middle Park Avenue, Eltham, London, SE9 5SD
* To qualify, you must be registered with a Greenwich GP.
Give us a call to book a place or enquire about workshops in your area: 020 3260 1100, or use the interactive registration form here.
Greenwich Time to Talk self-referral form
Public workshops interactive registration form
Groups and workshops at Greenwich Time to Talk
Behavioural activation for depression
Compassion focussed therapy for depression
Introduction to mindfulness workshop
Long-term conditions and pain management group
Mindfulness-based stress reduction group
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) group
Panic with or without agoraphobia group
Floors 1 and 2
135-143 Eltham High Street
Public phone number:
020 3260 1100
Fax number:
020 3260 1149
Email address:
Greenwich Time to Talk
To whom it may concern,
I am hoping to get my girlfriend some counselling and i was wondering how I go about this?
We live in north greenwich and need to find some help as soon as possible.
Please let me know
Dear Jessica
You can ask your GP to refer you to Time to talk or contact Greenwich Time to Talk directly on 0203 260 1100 in order to discuss the counselling needs of your partner.
They should be offered a telephone screening when the team reopens on Tuesday.
David Shaer
Service Manager
Adult Mental Health and Learning Disability Services
Awful service. My initial assessment was booked for 17th April. I was telephoned to rebook as the person double-booked. My rescheduled appointment on 23rd was then cancelled via text message with no explanation 2 hours before the appointment was scheduled. I have just telephoned to rebook and was told that I have been discharged! I asked to self refer as is stated above:
You do not have to be referred by a GP to use the service. You may refer yourself if you have mild problems of anxiety or depression and are motivated to work to change the problem by calling 020 3260 1100.
I was told no, I have to go back to my GP. To whom can I direct my complaint?
I am sorry that this was your experience of the team. I have asked the manager to look into what happened on this occasion. In order to help us with this, could you contact me on 020 8319 5551?
In the meantime, I have asked that all staff are reminded that people can self-refer to the service.
Thank you for taking the time to bring this matter to our attention.
Maggie Miller
Greenwich Time To Talk Interim Manager
Hi I am looking for some councilling or therapy and my gp has recommended time to talk a few times, but when I ring for help I am told you cant help me because I havnt been discharged from oxleas for 5 years. could you confirm this please.
Thank you for your feedback.
We are looking into this and will be in touch with you soon to clarify the situation.
Lisa Stroulger
Communications Team
Dear Sir/Madam
Within one year I had collapsed twice at my work because of the stress level. I was today controlled by my GP who recommend me to contact you urgently. Could you please contact me ASAP for the appointment?
Reply from Oxleas
Dear Ozgur
Thank you for your message.
Your comments have been passed on to the relevant team, who will be in touch with you shortly.
Lisa Stroulger
Communications Team
Great service, you leave feeling refreshed and ready to tackle the world!
Dear Mohammed
Thank you for your feedback.
It's great to hear that the service has been such a help to you.
We wish you all the best for the future.
Communications Team
It was provided your contact details by my go but every time I've tried calling I've either got a pleas call back or hung up on! I've worked in both mental health and physical health and I'm now in paediatrics, which is why I need some support! I'm not confident enough to give my details on an open page but I can see where I'm falling apart I know the techniques that help I know how to get others to apply them for their needs. I can see whee I should have my own graded program but I just can't get there on my own I can't see past my sticking point and am on automatic pilot Please sort out your services 1 evidence the need for funding for mental health 2) all community services (physical health dischargers are atrochises and nearly always now totally ignoring the rehab potencially of all clients leading them to a life of full time care which looses their independence and costs a ridiculous amount in care instead of short term rehab services
Dear Lola
We are so sorry for your experience. We have updated our phone system to ensure that people are signposted to an appropriate clinician for advice and further guidance.
We understand your concerns of offering your details to this open forum. If you could please email us on firstname.lastname@example.com a member of staff will call you back to discuss your needs.
Best regards
Sophia Ploumaki
Associate Director - Adult Mental Health
I am currently in private psychotherapy. I have had depression for the past 2 years with problems that are seriously affecting my income etc. I am finding it difficult to keep the financial commitment for my therapy. Is there anyway to get psychotherapy on the NHS and what would be the way forward. My doctor has said to go through time to talk but I am not keen on cbt at the moment as I wish to continue with psychotherapy.
Thank you
Dear James
Psychotherapy is available for certain types of mental health conditions, if you are referred by your GP. If not, there are other services including WPF Therapy, who may be able to help you (www.wpf.org.uk/about-us.aspx)
There are other services you can access without the need to see your GP including Greenwich Time To Talk:
Telephone: 020 3260 1100
Web: www.oxleas.nhs.uk/services/service/greenwich-time-to-talk/
Best regards
Sophia Ploumaki
Associate Director - Adult Mental Health
Really really good service the lady i had, called Caroline, has been amazing!!! Very happy with the outcome and some useful skills learnt aswell.
Dear Sarah
Many thanks for your positive feedback about Greenwich Time to Talk.
The fact that you have taken the time to post your feedback means a lot to all of us in Oxleas and I will pass on your comments to the team.
Kind regards
Dr Keith Miller
Trust Head of Psychology
I always thought I am strong and resilient to any ups and downs in my life until I faced one difficult one.
It was great pleasure to meet Greenwich Time to talk staff for support upon my GP's referral.
The support that I got from Greenwich Time to talk team is enormous and priceless.
Staffs were always pleasant and supportive. I felt at ease and comfortable all the time.
It's that extra support and right direction that I got when I lost my focus and balance.
I appreciate the help that I got from organisation and recommend anyone who is in trouble.
It helps in not accumulating unnecessary stress and tension in life.
Dear Raj
Thank you very much for your positive comments about Greenwich Time to Talk. I am very pleased that the service has enabled you to move forward.
I will pass on your comments to the staff within the service who will very much appreciate your feedback.
Kind regards
Dr Keith Miller
Trust Head of Psychology
The service you are offering looks incredible and I will be referring myself via the form on the website. The only comment I have to make is that on the form it says; 'IAPT Adult Primary Care Psychology Service.' I understand that you all need to clarify the service you provide. But as a person in my 20's seeing the word 'Psychology' on the form stopped me from putting in my details. It stopped me because the word made me feel as if I was weak, messed up and in desperate need of fixing, it made me feel sick. It's something I suggest you change because four weeks ago I wanted to fill it in but the word stopped me, I just hope it hasn't prevented anyone else.
Dear Charlotte
Thank you for your comments. I am very glad that you have decided to refer yourself to Greenwich Time To Talk.
'IAPT' stands for Improving Access to Psychological Therapies, which is a national programme to help provide evidence-based talking therapies to people with mild to moderate anxiety or depression. We need to tell people that Greenwich Time To Talk is an IAPT service, as they may search just for 'IAPT'.
We do appreciate that words like 'psychology' may be misunderstood, but psychology is actually the study of how people think, feel and behave, both in normal circumstances and at times of stress.
1 in 4 people will experience anxiety or depression at some point in their lives, so it is a very common problem, but one which people do find difficult to talk about. The stigma associated with mental health problems is a difficult problem to address, but hopefully over time campaigns like 'Time to Change' (www.time-to-change.org.uk) and national treatment programmes like IAPT will make it easier for people to seek and find the help that they need.
Best wishes
Katy Grazebrook
Clinical Lead GTTT and Consultant Clinical Psychologist
I'm suffering really bad with anxiety & panic attacks to the point where I wake up crying in the night with the feeling that I'm going to die. Its only recently that its got this bad & its stopping me doing things I want to do. Iv got a great group of friends & a great fiancee so why am I feeling so alone :( I fear that I'm pushing them away because of this. I worry everyday that something bad is going to happen to me. Its as though I've been traumatised by something but I don't know what. I was happy before this & now I can't do anything without fear :( I don't even like leaving my house :( I need someone to listen & help me properly :( x
Dear Rachel
Thank you for your post. We are sorry to hear that this period is difficult for you. The Greenwich IAPT service is the recommended treatment service for the problems you have described.
If you live in Greenwich or have a Greenwich GP you can call us on 020 3260 1100 to refer yourself to the service. Alternatively you can fill in the self-referral form on line - please visit our service page at www.oxleas.nhs.uk/gttt
Once we receive your referral or you have made contact we will book you in for an appointment to talk to a psychological well-being practitioner who will be able to assist you further. They will ask you questions about your problems and discuss with you the different treatment options.
Please also try to access the Big White Wall (www.bigwhitewall.com), which is an online mental health service for people in Greenwich. We look forward to receiving your referral.
If you live in Bromley the equivalent service is Bromley Working for Wellbeing (www.bromleyhealthcare.org.uk/find-a-service/bromley-working-for-wellbeing).
If you live in Bexley the equivalent service is Being Well in Bexley (www.beingwellinbexley.org.uk).
Kind regards
Katy Grazebrook
Greenwich Time To Talk
Today was my 6th session for anxiety and depression - my therapist has been fantastic and I really can't fault the service.
I highly recommend Time to Talk :)
Dear Jim
Thank you for your comments, I am pleased you have had a positive experience of your treatment with Greenwich Time To Talk.
I will pass your comments onto the team.
Kind regards
Katy Grazebrook
Clinical Lead, Greenwich Time To Talk
really let me down got an appointment for assessment no one turned
got second appointment and was turned away
I really thought this CBT would help me deal with depression
am left feeling let down and disappointed again
it makes me wonder if you understand the nature of mental illness
time to talk? not for me
Dear Keith
I am very sorry that you feel that your experience of GTTT was not as good as you had hoped. I would be happy to investigate this and if you would like me to do so, please contact the service directly. The telephone number is 020 3260 1100.
Katy Grazebrook
Clinical Lead
I have been assessed by Elizabeth. I was sent a summary of my assesment recently, in this assesment it indicates that I have been put on a waiting list for individual CBT therapy. Can you please advise on how long roughly applicants wait for individual therapy and if there is alternatives in the meantime (such as organisations where applicants can pay for treatment)
Dear Harry
Thank you for your enquiry.
Waiting times vary depending on what your individual circumstances are and which treatment has been recommended. For example clients who are flexible about where and what time they can attend are usually offered appointments more quickly than those waiting for particular surgeries, days or times. However, our maximum waiting time targets from the date we receive a referral to the treatment start date is 18 weeks. NHS England have introduced new targets from April 2015, where they require 75% of clients to enter treatment within 6 weeks of referral and 95% within 18 weeks. We will be publishing our actual waiting times on the Oxleas website from April 2015 and we are working hard to achieve the new targets. You will be able to find these at www.oxleas.nhs.uk/gttt
If you contact the service directly (Tel 020 3260 1100 ) or via email@example.com we can advise you about where you are on the waiting list.
We endeavour to see individuals as soon as possible so they do not have to consider the option of private therapy. We therefore do not recommend organisations where our patients would have to pay privately for treatment because they are on a waiting list with us.
Regarding other resources, all of the Greenwich libraries stock 'books on prescription' which are a wide range of evidence based self-help books for mild to moderate mental health problems and other issues.
Finally, in addition to this there is also Big White Wall. Big White Wall is an anonymous service. Using Big White Wall will not affect how long you have to wait for treatment: you will still receive counselling or CBT from us when a therapist becomes available.
What is Big White Wall?
www.bigwhitewall.com is a place you can go when you're feeling down, or struggling with mental health issues. It's an online service for everyone over 16, designed to help you feel better and take control of your mental health. Big White Wall is safe and anonymous, with trained professionals online to support you 24/7.
95% of people who use Big White Wall say it helps them to feel better.
What can I do on Big White Wall?
- Get things off your chest, and share with people experiencing similar issues to you
- Express how you're feeling with words and images
- Learn practical skills to help you cope with the things you're struggling with
- Take part in online Guided Support courses
How can I join Big White Wall?
Simply go to www.bigwhitewall.com and select 'join now' to enter your postcode where it says 'check if free in your area', this will take you to setup your unique and anonymous login.
I hope this is helpful
Katy Grazebrook
Clinical Lead
Greenwich Time To Talk
Just like to comment on the treatment I got from Greenwich Time To talk. I saw a leaflet at my doctors surgery and so after thinking for a few weeks decided to refer myself to this service and on being worried and very anxious about calling, I was answered by a delightful young lady called Julie. She guided me through the process of booking an appointment (I was made a telephone appointment first) and she put my mind at rest, by informing me that everything I spoke about would be treated in the strictest confidence and that only me, my doctor and the therapist would know about it ( I do not want my family to know I am seeking help) I have had the telephone triage and am now waiting for CBT. I am unsure of how long I will have to wait. So I wanted to say that with all the negativity regarding the NHS at the moment, I would like to 'big up'Greenwich TIme To Talk and say thank you to all the staff and cannot believe how quick I had an appointment was made.
Dear David
Thank you so much for taking the time to contact us, and for sharing your thoughts. We are extremely happy to hear of your positive experiences from Greenwich Time To Talk, especially of how staff treated you.
I know they take great pride in both their professionalism but also that they care and treat people as individuals. I will forward your words to them; you are right that at these times it is far more common to hear negative stories from the NHS, and your feedback will be a big boost to the team.
Dr Derek Tracy
Associate Clinical Director
Hello, I've been referred to you by my doctor as im manically depressed and am having dark thoughts. I have an assessment on the phone and was told i'd be contacted by a secondary team to assist me and book counselling. I havent had any contact since. Please help
We are very sorry to hear how you are feeling and will ensure that this team - which we have identified from electronic records - makes contact with you today to discuss your care and assessment.
Dr Derek Tracy
Associate Clinical Director
im 17 and have really bad panic attacks and really bad anxieyt and im to scared to do anything about it
Dear Tayla
Greenwich Time To Talk work with young people aged 16 and 17, and adults and older adults, in fact we have no upper age limit.
Lots of people experience anxiety (1 in 4 people will experience anxiety or depression at some point in their life-time). Research about the best treatments for panic attacks have found that cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is the best treatment. This is a form of counselling (talking therapy) that helps you identify the triggers to the panic attacks, what your worst fears are, what you are doing to keep yourself safe (safety behaviours) and then helps you to overcome the panics.
We have some excellent CBT treatments for panic attacks so if you live in the borough of Greenwich or have a Greenwich GP then please refer yourself via telephone on 020 3260 1100, or use the form on the Oxleas website (www.oxleas.nhs.uk/gttt), sending it to email@example.com
Best wishes
Katy Grazebrook
Clinical Lead, Greenwich Time To Talk
Hi, I just want people to know that this is an excellent service and everything from start to finish was dealt with very professionally.
My special thanks to Darshna (my therapist) who listened to my problems and helped me start to understand them. GTTT has given me hope that I can return to a normal life.
Thank you for taking the time to feed back on a positive experience; we don't always hear of what goes well, and the team will be delighted to hear this. I will make sure that they, and especially Darshna, get the feedback.
Dr Derek Tracy
Associate Clinical Director
I received telephone counselling some years back and it was okay. However, when I was discharged I didn't receive and report.
Is it possible to see what is in my file? I would appreciate if I could be able to get my file.
Thank you in advance.
Dear Henry
Many thanks for contacting us. It's certainly our usual practice to send individuals copies of any reports we write, particularly at the end of care. I will ask the team involved to do so, or to discuss with you if there are any difficulties with that.
Everyone is entitled to access their entire health records (though there are occasional restrictions in some specific circumstances); it is a more formal process that involves writing to us.
Might I suggest that in the first instance we aim to get you any reports, and after that you could decide if you wanted to go the more formal route of full record release?
Best wishes
Dr Derek Tracy
Associate Clinical Director
I was told to refer myself to your services again. I had CBT a few times a while ago now and unfortunately i never completed the course because i dont feel it was the right one for me! All i kept being told by the therapist was to look on the positive side of everything and not to be so negative all the time! But when i feel as depressed as i do i just cannot see the positive side of anything and i started to feel worse about myself for being so down! So i feel CBT isnt for me, is there anything else that can help me because i really do need some help. Should i go to MIND instead if you are not able to help?
Thank you for taking the time to read this
Dear Karen
Thank you for taking the time to write your comments on the website. Greenwich Time To Talk offer a range of treatment options which follow the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guideline recommendations for common mental health problems such as anxiety and depression.
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) is the main model of therapy we offer as this has the greatest evidence base of effectiveness. However we also offer person centred counselling and behavioural couples therapy.
If you do choose to refer yourself again, you can explain at your assessment that you would prefer to try a different form of therapy. Alternatively Greenwich Mind and other third sector organisations offer counselling and therapy. The Royal Borough of Greenwich council have devised a website to help people find out about local services: www.greenwichcommunitydirectory.org.uk
Katy Grazebrook
Clinical Lead, Greenwich Time To Talk
hi I have been referred to Greenwich time to talk and also had to self refer on both times I have not heard anything back from them and im still waiting for an appointment I was also referred to Oxleas mental health centre at ferry view they phoned me had a chat for 5 minutes then sent me a letter to say I was discharged from the service I think it is a really bad service at the moment as no one seems to want to help me
Dear Sarah,
We have checked our records at Greenwich Time To Talk and do not have a referral for you. I am sorry that you were led to believe that a referral was made by Ferryview.
We are happy to open a new referral and assess your needs and whether we are the right service to help you. Whilst we offer a range of treatment options, at times, we have to signpost people to the service that is most appropriate for them. We usually arrange an initial assessment within two weeks of receiving a referral.
Please see our website (www.oxleas.nhs.uk/gttt) for the range of services we offer.
One of our team has emailed you for your contact number so that they can call you back and create a new referral.
Otherwise, you can refer yourself to the service by calling 020 3260 1100, the office is open 8am to 8pm Monday to Thursday and 8am to 5pm on a Friday. Over 70% of our clients self-refer.
Many thanks
Alex Kamadu
Interim Operations Manager
Greenwich Time to Talk
Hello, Can you perscribe medication? I have suffered from depression for the last 5 years and it seems to be getting worse and nowhere seems to be helping
Dear Louise
Thanks for contacting us. Greenwich Time to Talk does not ordinarily prescribe medication for mental health conditions; they provide talking therapies.
Some people prefer or need one treatment type over the other, whilst others have both at the same time.
In the first instance you might wish to see your GP about medication queries; if they need any specialist assistance on this, they will ask secondary care services for advice.
It might also be that during such a review your GP feels that a referral for talking therapy at Greenwich Time to Talk would be appropriate.
Dr Derek Tracy
Associate Clinical Director.
In my experience, Time to Talk seem fairly well organised. i liked that they mostly followed through the things they agreed to. I like that they gave me exact details of what to expect, such as times of phone calls. I liked that I was given copies of write ups. It is a pity things didn't end well for us. But Katy Grazebrook treated me with respect, and no one can take that away from me. Some of the other members of time to talk were quite welcoming too.
Dear Alison
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave feedback, and I'm pleased that aspects of your experience were positive, even if, as you note, not everything worked out as you would wish.
Your description of our staff is one that matches the attributes we would always wish them to have.
I will pass your comments on to the team.
Yours faithfully
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As so often, Léoville-Barton stands out for its style and elegance. With fresh fruit and acidity allied to generous tannins, it sums up the character of the 2004 vintage. Very classic in Bordeaux terms: not hugely powerful, but delicious.
This is an impressively endowed vin de garde that should age effortlessly for 20-30 years. How Anthony Barton continues to fashion uncompromisingly primordial Bordeaux that are always among the biggest and densest of all the St.-Juliens is beyond me, but he does it year in and year out. Moreover, when it's time to set the price, he appears to have the consumer foremost in his mind. The 2004 is a classic Leoville-Barton meant for long aging. Concentrated, with loads of smoke, creme de cassis, forest floor, and earthy notes emerge from this impressive, but oh, so backward wine. Anticipated maturity: 2015-2030+. (RP)
Bright red-ruby. Deep aromas of black raspberry, black cherry, leather, smoke and flowers. Dense but juicy, with lovely finesse and flavor intensity. Notes of mocha, chocolate and leather linger nicely on the lively finish, which features substantial but rather fine tannins. This is excellent.
Currant and dark chocolate, with hints of mineral. Full-bodied, with silky tannins and a long, caressing finish. Balanced. A more delicate and refined style. Best after 2011.
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You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) On a recent Saturday morning I woke up and turned over to grab my phone to see what time it was. All of a sudden WHOOMP, the whole world flipped upside down. "Uggggghhhh", I moaned as I lay there motionless, trying to explain to my husband what I was wailing about. Vertigo. Unfortunately, this wasn't my first experience with Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV). I had my first bout with BPPV over 20 years ago, under the same circumstances (went to bed fine, woke up in the morning and turned over to discover the whole world flipped upside down.) At that time I had no idea what was going on. At least this time I did. BP…What? BPPV is the most common disorder of the inner ear's vestibular system. 2.4% of people will experience it in their lifetime. Let's first talk about the name of the disorder. Benign indicates that it is not life threatening and generally doesn't progress. Paroxysmal indicates sudden onset of symptoms. Positional refers to the fact that the symptoms usually occur with changes in head position. Vertigo is a spinning sensation. How does it happen? Our vestibular organs in our inner ear consist of the utricle, saccule and 3 semicircular canals. The semicircular canals detect rotational movement of the head. When the head rotates the fluid exerts pressure against the cupula, the sensory receptor at the base of the canal. The receptor then sends impulses to the brain about the head's movement. BPPV occurs when the otoconia (tiny crystals of calcium carbonate that are a normal part of the inner ear's anatomy) detach from the otolithic membrane in the utricle and collect in one of the semicircular canals. When the head is still, the otoconia settle. When the head […]Read more →
Over the past few years I've received countless emails, Tweets and phone calls from therapists with questions about starting and running a cash based practice. I've had the privilege to work one on one with some excellent therapists who are now venturing out on their own with this practice model; but, I can only help so many people at a time that way. I'm excited to launch my first Webinar designed to help you create the practice of your dreams. Thinking Outside the Box: Creating Your Cash Based Practice was designed to answer your questions. Whether you're starting a new 100% cash based practice, transitioning from an insurance based to cash based practice, or looking to add cash based services to your existing practice, you'll find what you need here. To your success! AnnRead more →
What Do You Love? As a private practice owner and health and fitness writer, I'm no stranger to the ups and downs of being an entrepreneur. I somewhat reluctantly took on this role back in 2003, when I first opened my private practice. I had been frustrated for months at my job in a busy rehab hospital, and thought that I could do better on my own. Without any formal business training, I sat down with a yellow legal pad and outlined what I wanted my business to look like. Now more than 10 years later (with four years in the middle working for someone else), I find myself thinking a lot about the good, the bad, and the ugly of self-employment. A few recent articles have caught my attention, and given me food for thought. The articles cover topics we don't often discuss as business owners: the risk, the sleepless nights, the stress of an empty schedule or a phone that doesn't ring. After talking with many business owners over the years, I know that we all share the same joys and frustrations, and I think that we need to talk more openly about our struggles in order to support each other. It goes against the grain for most business owners to talk about their struggles. After all, we take pride in our image. We want to appear in control and successful at all times. But this often comes at a great cost. This article discusses the psychological price of entrepreneurship in a candid fashion. It discusses the toll taken by lack of a steady paycheck, working long hours, risking security, and loss of time with friends and family. Several prominent business owners openly discuss their struggles with start-ups and failed ventures. The same article points out that […]Read more →
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Congrats to Prana Physical Therapy patient, Meghan, who recently completed an Ironman Triathlon! Meghan is the ideal patient: she works hard both in physical therapy and in her training. She trains smart and rarely is injured. I had the pleasure of working with her as she trained for this race, and it is very gratifying to see her cross the finish line! Here's her testimonial: Ann!! Thank you for all of your help. I finished my Ironman on Saturday. I couldn't have done it without your help. Thank you so much for getting me there. It was the most unbelievable day. I have attached a finish line pic. Whether you're a weekend warrior, Ironman or somewhere in between, we would love to help you reach your goals! Please let us know how we can assist you!Read more →


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2012 Stella Bella Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot Margaret River Western Australia (Elsewhere $15+) View Price
96 points James Halliday: "*"Special Value Selection" and a "Wow Factor Wine" of 2015* - Jeremy Gordon has a light touch in making chardonnay, the wine with freshness and balance the keys to its personality, enhancing, rather than inhibiting, its varietal expression. Oak has simply been a tool allowing the focus to fix onto the seamless blend of white peach, melon and grapefruit and its blue sky finish. - Top 10 Margaret River Chardonnay" (3/2015) K&L Notes: Winemaker's Notes: "A fragrant bouquet of grapefruit,melon and pear with notes of nuttiness and flinty characters. The palate is soft and... Read More »
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96 points James Halliday: "Bright crimson-purple; the fragrant cassis-filled bouquet sends its unequivocal message of that rarest of beasts: a totally delicious young cabernet that has a mellifluous palate of redcurrant and blackcurrant fruit supported by superfine tannins and subtle French oak." (2/2014) 95 points Decanter: "Lively, lifted cherry fruit. Medium body with impressive intensity and persistence. Vivacious, feminine and silky smooth, yet also with loads of stamina and energy." 94 points Wine & Spirits: "The purity of this Cabernet is impressive, it's clear black currant flavors fresh and crisp, uninhibited by its oak ag ...Read More »
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91 points James Halliday: "Nicely put together. Gives an impression of integrity. Choc, mulberry, blackcurrant and bay leaf notes. The flavours swing through the palate with relative ease, but curls of tannin build as the wine progresses through the mouth. As is customary with Stella Bella wines; balance is judged just so." (7/2015) K&L Notes: Rich, full bodied, powerful Magaret River Cabernet at an exceptional price. Packed full of blackcurrant, cassis, dark chocolate tones, toasted spices from French oak maturation. The texture is ripe, juicy and mouth coating, with lashing of fruit, and fin... Read More »
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97 points James Halliday: "From the near-40yo estate vineyard at Mount Barker; separate lots were either pressed at dryness or given post-ferment maceration, and kept separate during 20 months maturation in French oak (40% new). Picture perfect, not a hair out of place as the blackcurrant fruit, a touch of black olive and cedary oak flows seamlessly along the supremely elegant palate." (7/2015) 90 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "The 2012 Scotsdale Cabernet Sauvignon is a very deep purple-black 100% Cabernet Sauvignon made with fruit from 33-year-old vines. At first the nose is slightly closed giving subtle notes of c ...Read More »
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97 points James Halliday: "*Special Value Selection* Estate-grown 40yo vines, and only free-run juice, gives the wine a flying start. Its intensity is exceptional, driving along the palate with high speed, the Bickford's lime juice flavours running unabated through the finish and well into the lingering aftertaste. An exceptional wine."
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96 points James Halliday: "Both opulent and fine at once. The bullseye has been hit dead centre here. Oak, fruit, acid and tannin all pull together. Excellent wine, builds its own landscape. Blackcurrant-like flavour, luscious, is slipped with coffee-cream, leather, cigars. Dusty, fruit-filled tannin winds its way through, inexorable, unhurried, a river flowing over smooth long stones. The longer you sit with it, the lower the price seems." (7/2015)
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96 points James Halliday: "Bright straw-green; hand-picked, whole bunch-pressed, wild yeast-fermented in French oak; the result is a resplendently complex chardonnay with white stone fruit, creamy cashew and bright acidity forming a circle of continuous flavours." (9/2014)
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95 points James Halliday: "*Special Value Selection* Free-run juice from Great Southern/Margaret River grapes has been partially barrel-fermented, the slightly smoky bouquet leading into an intensely focused palate, with the length and clarity more frequently encountered with high quality Riesling, a comparison heightened by attractive citrus notes that accompany stone fruit and gooseberry flavours."
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95 points James Halliday: "Spent 18 months in new and 1-year-old French barriques. As the Shiraz vines in Margaret River have become mature, so has the depth of the fruit intensified, this wine a prime example, as its layers of black fruits and almost creamy tannins show; needless to say, the cedary impact of the French oak also plays a significant role." (2/2014) 95 points Sam Kim: "A lovely, perfumed bouquet: aromas of dark plum, blueberry and floral with hints of white pepper and cocoa on the nose. The palate is ripe and silky with an abundance of appealing flavours and polished tannins. It is linge ...Read More »
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97 points James Halliday: "A 71/29% blend, wild yeast-fermented, with no acid additions; 87% of the wine was matured for 5 months in French barriques (62% new). Follows in a long and proud tradition of exceptionally complex wines that rely on gentle persuasion, not brute force or, if you prefer, seduction rather than rape. The flavours are so attractive and mouthfilling now, it is easy to forget the wine will mature with grace for well over a decade." (3/2014) K&L Notes: Stunning Bordeaux style wine blend with so much concentration, flavor and drive. Truly great wine worthy of any cellar. Very... Read More »
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94 points James Halliday: "A 55/29/16% blend; 83% of the wine was matured in used French oak barrels for 8 months, the remainder kept in stainless steel. Bright purple-crimson; while all about cassis and plum fruit, it is no lollipop wine, for the tannins are in the background standing by for the future; long and complete." (9/2013)
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97 points James Halliday: ""If price wasn't a concern we'd all just want to drink bucket loads of this. It's all class and quality but the drinkability factor is extremely high. It's like sitting with someone expert in the art of conversation; it makes you laugh and cry and lean in closer. Fruit, oak, texture, acidity, length: a hand full of aces, neatly arranged, trim and terrific."" 96 points Decanter: "Great to see Margaret River's most recognized Chardonnay in such good form. This has all the power one associates with Leeuwin – with the 100% new oak being totally absorbed by the fruit – while the pa ...Read More »
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97 points James Halliday: "From the estate vineyards in Mount Barker, Porongurup and Margaret River; hand-picked, and chilled overnight before hand sorted, whole bunch-pressed direct to barrel (30% new French) for wild fermentation, matured on lees for 9 months, part with mlf. Iron fist in a velvet glove, more common with red wines than chardonnay, but this has awesome power, concentration and length to its pink grapefruit, white stone fruit and pistachio, nougat accents from the mlf."
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98 points James Halliday: "Made according to the biodynamic calendar from vine to glass. Estate-grown 36-year-old vines were whole bunch-pressed and wild yeast-fermented in French oak (one-third new). Has the usual Cullen magic, pitting very complex fruit against fine, taut acidity, yet making it appear the two were made for each other; the length of the wine is prodigious, its finesse equally extraordinary. Reached towards the end of a 100-wine tasting, I found myself retasting it when I didn't need to do so, and even committing the mortal tasting sin of swallowing some." (3/2014) ...Read More »
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From Sittella's estate vineyard in the premium subregion of Wilyabrup in Margaret River. Carefully hand crafted in small lots. The wine shows ripe blackcurrant, dark forest fruits, dark chocolate characters with a subtle mint and tobacco notes typical of the Margaret River region. The wine is matured in French oak to enhance depth and structure. This is serious Margaret River Cabernet at a very small price thanks to our direct import! Available exclusively at K&L!
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94 points James Halliday: "Freshness and flavour. The two need not be mutually exclusive. This shows spicy oak laced through pear and grapefruit, dripping with juice. It's immediately appealing and seductive yet it has reach and drive. Incredibly more-ish." (12/2014) 91 points Wine Spectator: "Broad and expressive, with pear, quince and white peach flavors gliding effortlessly into the long and refined finish." (8/2015)
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I've roamed 'till I'm weak.
I won't rest 'till I find Him,
this Lord of the meek.
When I finally behold Him,
I shall celebrate.
I'll sing with pure joy.
On Him, I will wait.
I'll offer bright gold;
I'll grant royal praise.
I'll give Him my heart
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Dogs Should Be In ChargeJuly 13th 2008 9:15 am
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At Christmas time Mommy turns the island in the great room into a Christmas Village. Yes, it is a complete minature town. Mommy has stores, houses a church, and I think there was a bar. I guess that is why the town needs a church. I do have a major problem with this town. It has a McDonalds. Yes, you heard me--a McDonalds. There is not a Burger King, only a McDonalds. Can you believe that Mommy would creat an entire town with no place for a dog to eat? I think the next time she sets it up, I'm going to sneak in there and change it to Burger King. I don't want the dogs starving to death. She had the building before she got me so I supposed she didn't know any better. That is why humans need dogs. Without us, they buy the wrong things. They have small brains and little taste. At least I don't think there are any birds in the town because there is snow, and thanks to me, all you dogs know how the birds steal snow.
Looking Silly Can Be OkayJuly 12th 2008 6:44 pm
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I want to thank Jeff for taking the time to put a new photo of me on my page. I like this photo. Notice the red eyes in the middle of my blue eyes. Doesn't it give me the perfect look for my name, Demon? It seems appropriate although I am actually a very nice dog. I just like having a name like Demon so other dogs won't pick on me. A little fear sometimes keeps dogs in line. HA
A Nation of WhinersJuly 11th 2008 5:46 am
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As my readers know, I am running for President. To my knowledge, a dog has never gotten this far before. However, I think this election is going to make history from a whole new level. Up until now, the candidates mainly attack and insult each other. I think McCain has added a whole new idea to the mix. Most candidates don't even think of insulting the voters. Don't get me wrong. I think it is a whole new level of stupidity, but I'm enjoying the historic importance of this new event. In case some of you dogs didn't hear about it. McCain's economic advise said that The U. S. is "a nation of whiners" in "a mental recession". These are the words of former Texas senator, Phil Gramm who happens to have a doctorate in economics. I think this probably explains why our country is in such an economic mess. Mommy would ask where he got his degree, but judging from the ages of him (and the Republican Presidential candidate), I"m not sure if any American universities had been founded when he attended. Yes, I know McCain fired him, but he should have never been hired in the first place. Talk about out of touch. Sure, it isn't a recession for Mr. Gramm. He is a banker--the lovely people who can now charge interest rates that would have been unthinkable for loan sharks 30 years ago despite the prime interest rates going down constantly. Perhaps if you "steal" enough money legally, you don't have to worry about a recession because you are well set. I think it would have done some good if he had ever actually had to work for his money instead of sitting around the senate getting paid large amounts of money for being a jerk.
Yummy ChummiesJuly 10th 2008 12:13 pm
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Today I want to share information about a wonderful dog treat called Yummy Chummies which are made in Alaska from salmon. These treats have been given my Demon Flash Bandit seal of approval so you know they are good. I suggest you tell your humans that they get you some NOW. They also have also earned my 4 paws up and a tail wag for treats.
Vote Demon Flash BanditJuly 9th 2008 10:50 am
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I was just daydreaming about what it would be like to be a dog once I am President. I think it would be great to walk into the supermarket and start putting the food I want to buy in the cart. Yes, there would be candy in the cart. I would also like to browse the dog aisle and pick out some toys. I know I can do that at the pet store, but a dog can never have too many toys. I would like to accompany Mommy to a restaurant and order what I'd like to eat from the menu. (I will suggest that Mommy start eating at Burger King a lot more in the future.) I would like to enjoy a movie at the theatre, particularly one with dogs in it. Those movies are always the best. I know all of you dogs on dogster have these types of daydreams. If you want them to come true, remember to vote for Demon Flash Bandit for President.
I Am Not a Fish!!!!July 8th 2008 9:04 am
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I will start with this philosophical observation that you might want to share with your humans particularly if you, like me, aren't a fan of baths. If God had meant for us to get a bath, we would be fish. Since we are dogs, he obviously didn't mean for us to get baths. Fish happen to be stupid so they don't mind being in the water. If they were smart, they would insist on being on dry land. They even try to eat worms. I think that is totally and completely disgustin
Teaching Jeff TricksJuly 7th 2008 8:40 am
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I'm sure most of you have seen that movie, Superman II, where Superman has to fight the Kryptonians who escaped from the Phantom Zone and made it to Earth with super powers like his own. There was one guy on there whose name was Zod. He used to tell the humans to Kneel Before Zod. The reason I bring this up is that I have been trying to teach Jeff a new trick. I know how to say love. I have been saying it to Jeff, and when I say love, I expect him to get down on the floor and give me attention. Sadly, Jeff is trying to be a husky in more ways than just letting fur grow on his face. He seems to have our complete disregard for learning to do tricks. Like me, I know he knows what I want him to do. Again, like me, he only does it if he chooses to. This is fine for me, but not for him. I am getting entirely fed up with his attitude and lack of respect for my authority. I am going to have other dogs laughing at me because my "human" hasn't learned any tricks. Sure, they know it is because he is stubborn and stupid; but they will say that if I was a good human owner, I'd be able to teach him something. Anyway, that is where we get back to the Zod character. Mommy laughs because I continue saying love, and when he doesn't follow instructions, each love becomes a bit more "hateful" to the point where Jeff and Mommy said I could make a great Zod because it is almost like I'm demanding, kneel before Demon. However, I don't see the correlation since Zod is a mean, bad guy who isn't saying love. I'm saying love. I mean love when I say it, but Jeff can be very frustrating for a dog of my obvious intelligence to have to train.
Potential Burger King SpokesdogJuly 5th 2008 8:23 am
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Happy Fourth of JulyJuly 4th 2008 12:09 pm
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This is the first anniversary of my announcement of my candidacy as President. My campaign has had a lot of help from many of you dogs out there, and I appreciate your support. It would have helped a lot if Mommy had given me the 10 million dollars for campaigning that I requested from her. It isn't like I want the money for dingo bones and Burger King although it would be nice to spend some of it on those items. I think eradicating the bird population and securing equal rights for dogs is important. Despite the lack of funds, I know I will easily win over the competition because, and I say this even though I dearly love my humans, the competition happens to be human, and all us dogs know how pathetically stupid they are. The average human can't even pass a basic obedience test. Some of them are even stupid enough to think that we should obey them. What a bunch of idiots those humans happen to be!!!! Anyway, I am quite sure I will win. All the polls show that I'm way ahead. I am very anxious to get into office and make life better for dogs everywhere.
Doggy Drivers' LicensesJuly 3rd 2008 6:59 am
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I'm sorry about not writing an entry yesterday, but the computer was moving very slow yesterday morning, and my assistant, Mommy, got fed up and said she had better things to do with her time. The humans get very arrogant about themselves and what their time is worth, don't they? Then she took a nap. At least she thinks like a dog!!! That is what I like to do when I have some extra time.
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cool pic!
Congrats on the DD - Well deserved!
Beautiful photo, really captivating!
Beautiful photo, really captivating!
Lovely and haunting.
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I used to drive passed these everyday!
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radical face
Congratulations on the well deserved DD!
The shroud in the tree is amazing
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Congrats on the well deserved DD!
Have a nice day!
Have a nice day!
is that some kind of fabric on the tree? ether way it's really pretty I like it, but it must have been hard to get whatever is on the tree down
It was a net so that the birds didn't nest in them. They tore them down to build a Starbucks. Ha.
Wonderful - congratulations on the Daily Deviation!
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Harmonic Beautiful!!!
amazing : )
Congratulations to the well deserved DD!
i love that song and i love your picture too!
<3 radical face & this picture.
amazing photo and a fantastic choice of song. well done well done
this picture is beautiful and awesome! and the fact that you named it after a Radical Face song makes it even better (:
that song. so perfect. welcome home would make a great work toooo.
awe man its sooo beautiful! and it fits the song so well!!
thank youuuuu!!!! yeah, I love that song
i Know! I cry when it shuffles to that song on my ipod !!!
i Know! I cry when it shuffles to that song on my ipod !!!
hahahaha nice.
speaking of, have you heard "Welcome Home"?
speaking of, have you heard "Welcome Home"?
YEEEES!!!*dies* its like right up there with " wrapped in peano strings"!!! sooooo goooood!!!
yeah, it's fabulous! anyway, weirdly enough it was on an episode of One Tree Hill recently. I literally was sitting there, staring at the tv, saying out loud "What the fuck is Radical Face doing on One Tree Hill?" hahahahah
Lol. man i sad that not alot of people know about it. its so cool!! it really inspired me to start painting and writing again^^
oh dude! i love the song "Pigeon Teeth" right now! soooo intrestion and just.... aaaaawessssoooome..... *dies from happiness*
oh dude! i love the song "Pigeon Teeth" right now! soooo intrestion and just.... aaaaawessssoooome..... *dies from happiness*
i love the flow of the net; awesome capture!
(poor raptors though... where are they gonna nest now? )
(poor raptors though... where are they gonna nest now? )
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Royko, Mike, St Louis Post-Dispatch (MO)
DAVID Schlessinger is seeking public sympathy. Yours, mine, everybody's. He went to a restaurant and was unhappy with his steak dinner. So he called the police, got a lawyer and sued, and it kicked around the courts and finally became a federal case.
Here is how the U.S. Court of Appeals just summed up Schlessinger's unhappiness:
"David Schlessinger and two friends visited Anthony's Steakhouse in (Lake) Geneva, Wis., for dinner on January 8, 1994. Schlessinger ordered his steak medium-well done. Before the main course arrived, Schlessinger deemed that he was `receiving substandard service at the restaurant, so I demanded better service.' "Judging the meat he received `burned,' Schlessinger complained long and loud. George Condos, the owner, told him that the food had been properly prepared and asked him to stop disturbing the other patrons. "Schlessinger was unwilling to eat the food, to leave, or to pay until his demand for a new entree had been met. Schlessinger's affidavit continues: `I feared trouble by the escalating situation and called the police from my cellular phone to get the situation corrected.' George Salimes and another officer answered the call. Condos suggested to the officers that Schlessinger might be under the influence of drugs. Salimes told Schlessinger that, unless he paid the tab and left, he would be arrested for disorderly conduct and theft of services. The trio then paid and left." The court went on: "Most people dissatisfied with a restaurant's service or cuisine would tell their friends not to go, resolve not to return, and perhaps write a letter to the editor of the local newspaper or the Better Business Bureau, then let the matter drop. "But having played the wise guy in calling the police, Schlessinger encored that performance by filing this suit against Condos, Salimes and everyone else in or out of sight - including the town of Lake Geneva, the Town Board and its members, the town's police department and the town's chief of police." Then the appeals court comes to this stern conclusion: "This goofy lawsuit deservedly met an abrupt end in the district court. Frivolous at the outset, and likely maliciously retaliatory as well, the case has deteriorated on appeal. "Schlessinger's suit is absurd and likely malicious. It trivializes the constitutional rights he asks us to vindicate. If your meal is not tasty, you do not throw a tantrum, upset the other diners, and then sue the mayor of the town where the restaurant is located . . . "Suits and appeals such as this not only bring the courts into disrepute but also divert scarce judicial time from other litigants who have serious claims or defenses . …


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Coworkers making fun of me
Almost 14 pounds is fine! Your co workers have no right to say anything to you. I eat crazy all the time but what you had sounds normal and amazing. I was 185 pre pregnancy and now I am 189 and I am also 22 weeks. So every person is different but you are fine and they are just being petty. Dont worry about it.
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My guess is that most of your coworkers are still heavier than you. Ask them if they are growing a life!!!!
Your weight gain is fine, it is right on track. 25 to 35 lbs is the recommended, unless you are under or overweight.
Your lunch sounds pretty healthy to me, unless that cookie was one of those that are the size of a pizza.
They don't know what they are talking about, you are doing great!
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Ugghhh... they make fun of me all of the time, plus some of them are sooo judgamental and nosy and they are always asking me why am I eating this? you're not supposed to eat that... blah blah blah.
I gained about 10 to 12 lbs so far, I guess you are on the right track and if not, who cares???? They should know better, pregnant women tend to be very hungry, and tired, and hormonal!!! let us be!!!!!
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Questioner: Yes, sir. But let's get right to the point: The exclusion of France, Germany and Russia from bidding was --
A: Just plain dumb.
Q: Why does the administration do things that are just plain dumb?
A: The way life works in high-circle administrative life, Joe --
Q: You don't need to be condescending. I've been around a long, long time, looking in on White House cultures.
A: I didn't mean that. I mean, what experienced people know about that culture isn't being very widely applied in this situation. What was the objective? The objective was for the administration to pass out the word to France, Germany and Russia -- we'll call them the Dissenters -- that there are unpleasant consequences for failing to side with the United States on major policy issues that have to do with national security.
Q: Is that why the Pentagon used the phrase "for the protection of the essential security interests of the United States"? Which by the way, what does that mean? That we can't let the Dissenters bid for $18 billion in prime contracts in Iraq because to do so would fail to protect essential security interests?
A: You're right. That formulation was gobbledygook, the kind of thing that George Orwell would never have permitted. Look, the objective was to register U.S. displeasure with muscle behind that displeasure. There are commercial interests in the Dissenter nations that will be sore to have been excluded from the prime bidding.
Q: But the order didn't rule out subcontractors from the Dissenter nations getting into rebuilding Iraq.
A: That's right. The ban is only at the first level. Germany's BDI group blurted it out. Herr von Wartenberg, BDI's managing director, admitted that the only firms affected in any way are those that don't have subsidiaries in any one of the 63 countries allowed to take part in the tenders, which means, roughly speaking, nobody.
Q: Well, if it's not going to have a practical economic effect, why do it?
A: Satisfaction. The White House people liked the feel of a reproach. Recall JFK's dictum: Don't get mad, get even.
Q: But we aren't even getting even, if you're telling it right. Not only that, we've handed the Dissenter nations an excuse to get out of the pool of countries that could help Iraq by giving up debts. Russia especially, with $8 billion owed. They've already said maybe they won't move on that, and Canada is spitting mad --
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Remember when a crusading president, acting on dubious intelligence, insufficient information and exaggerated fears, took the nation into a Middle Eastern war of choice? That was George W. Bush in 2003, invading Iraq. But it's also Barack Obama in 2011, attacking Libya.
For weeks, President Obama had been wary of military action. What obviously changed his mind was the fear that Moammar Gadhafi was bent on mass slaughter -- which stemmed from Gadhafi's March 17 speech vowing "no mercy" for his enemies.
In his March 26 radio address, Obama said the United States acted because Gadhafi threatened "a bloodbath." Two days later, he asserted, "We knew that if we waited one more day, Benghazi -- a city nearly the size of Charlotte -- could suffer a massacre that would have reverberated across the region and stained the conscience of the world."
Really? Obama implied that, absent our intervention, Gadhafi might have killed nearly 700,000 people, putting it in a class with the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. White House adviser Dennis Ross was only slightly less alarmist when he reportedly cited "the real or imminent possibility that up to a 100,000 people could be massacred."
But these are outlandish scenarios that go beyond any reasonable interpretation of Gadhafi's words. He said, "We will have no mercy on them" -- but by "them," he plainly was referring to armed rebels ("traitors") who stand and fight, not all the city's inhabitants.
"We have left the way open to them," he said. "Escape. Let those who escape go forever." He pledged that "whoever hands over his weapons, stays at home without any weapons, whatever he did previously, he will be pardoned, protected."
Alan Kuperman, an associate professor at the University of Texas' Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, is among those unconvinced by Obama's case. "Gadhafi," he told me, "did not massacre civilians in any of the other big cities he captured -- Zawiyah, Misratah, Ajdabiya -- which together have a population equal to Benghazi. Yes, civilians were killed in a typical, ham-handed Third World counter-insurgency. But civilians were not targeted for massacre as in Rwanda, Darfur, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Bosnia or even Kosovo after NATO intervention."
The rebels, however, knew that inflating their peril was their best hope for getting outside help. So, Kuperman says, they concocted the specter of genocide -- and Obama believed it, or at least used it to justify intervention.
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