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Doctors of chiropractic have an important role to play in ending the opioid epidemic and dealing with chronic pain by conservative means (see our top story in this issue) – but who's to blame for opioid dependence and abuse in the first place?
An Emerging Partnership Model
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Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed House Bill 2615 into law on Friday, May 13, 2016. HB2615 includes provisions for the licensure of acupuncturists in the state of Kansas.
Sit or Stand? Analyzing a Mixed Message
I'm more than a bit confused. At my age, that seems to be a rather common occurrence. However, today more than ever, I'm getting a mixed message.
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In response to the changing habits of our readers, Acupuncture Today will introduce a digital edition of the publication (in addition to our print edition) beginning with the August 2016 issue.
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A few years ago, my aunt Edna (name changed for the purpose of this story) suffered a stroke. After a short hospital stay, she was transferred to a nursing home for rehabilitation. When she arrived at the nursing home, Edna requested a private room.
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The Pertinent Negative
We all have to perform evaluations on patients. Most of us don't like doing it – exams take time, and worse it takes even more time after the evaluation to put together a narrative summary of the findings. Sometimes, this process becomes downright tedious.
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The Alliance for Massage Therapy Education, a non-profit organization for massage schools and educators, completed its Founding Member Campaign on December 31, 2009. In just 12 weeks, a total of $49,350 in contributions was generated to fund the launch of this new endeavor.Now, the focus of the Alliance is shifting to its 2010 General Membership Drive, which will begin later this month. There are separate membership categories for Massage Schools, Teachers, Continuing Education Providers, and Industry Partners. Information on the dues structure is now available on the Alliance website at www.afmte.org.
The Alliance wishes to acknowledge the generous support of those pioneering institutions and individuals who have stepped forward to help establish this organization. The Founding Members of the Alliance are as follows:
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You are most welcome OP & any others that really want to know about things... was raised up just west of DFW in the Parker ranchlands where all the drillings' going on now and it is like a nightmare to see how our beautiful countryside has turned into hell-world all around here (and do mean HELL too --> like in a greased handbasket shot down an injection well!).
Anybody around these parts in DFW area should take a little trip going south from Weatherford to Cleburne as that's where your mind will be totally blown away ... as that town has been transformed into a miniature version of **"Texas City"** with dozens of gas processing stations all over the place !!! The smaller gas units seen around Aledo and other little areas are simply compressor stations that then send the gas down thru bigger pipelines to Cleburne for processing.
Also know that Fort Worth is the first big city in USA to allow drilling inside the city itself now + even in neighborhoods. Wherever there are fracking well sites put in, then there are going to be pipelines & then things get even more scary as you don't realize that all little pipelines feed into larger ones and that those are along the streets & parks, even by playgrounds at schools. And a big pipeline can blow up about 4-6 blocks all directions = nothing left, everybody dead .... remember that one neighborhood in California about year or 2 ago ????
Truly, everyone needs to see this presentation linked below --> it really explains lots about gas pipelines (relates to the drilling too) to help understand all the dangers & how having all this around any town or city areas with homes, schools, hospitals right next to the well sites is INSANITY !
Download the "State of Natural Gas Pipelines in Fort Worth" report. (9.5MB)
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** Anyone that's ever been down to Houston then drove down south of the city past NASA's JSC area on towards Galveston Island along I-45 south knows exactly what the term "Texas City" means as it is miles & miles of oil refineries & chemical plants one after another along the Houston Ship Channel; that is one of the largest oil tanker ports in the world I think ...
The various oil processing plants also stretch along the coastline too - including all the gasoline producers - and chemical factories too,,, they have even more facilities that go all the way along the Gulf Coast from that Houston region eastwards into Louisiana's coast almost to New Orleans. A person can only understand the true significance and how vast is this conglomerate by not only taking a trip to view it all but also by studying up on that region (and most everybody in USA is clueless about all this except those ones that live/work in that area or industry)...
Anyhow, time to hit the hay ... plz keep this thread going all this week if possible as feel that we really do need to brainstorm much of what's being shared here & connect some dots asap!
Blessings & Prayers for Divine Intervention !
Once again, thanks for your contributions on this thread. Indeed, we'll try to keep this one active - do come back!
I used to live in Weatherford and yes, the entire area has changed - Parker and Tarrant counties have been permanently damaged by the drilling and who knows what the overall consequences may be in the near and distant future. More people need to get involved, become informed about what's gone on, and hopefully, to try and prevent any more damage, although that's not likely to happen. Big business and government tend to win out in these kinds of situations.
I encourage other posters here who live in the region to join in this thread and keep it active by posting info and links and opinions about everything related to the fault line and gas drilling.
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Under-siege Blues coach Pat Lam remains as defiant as he has been unsuccessful in a horror show of a Super Rugby season.
Lam told a media posse at Blues headquarters yesterday that he had still not thought about falling on his sword even as his team lurched from bad to worse during its worst campaign.
The coach confirmed he remained a principal figure in securing players for next year and beyond, even though his chances of being part of the franchise hang by a thread.
The bottom-placed Blues on Friday night sank to their seventh consecutive defeat and ninth in 10 matches when they were pummelled 35-19 by the Hurricanes.
This week they face fellow stragglers the Lions in a clear case of resistible force meeting moveable object – John Mitchell's Johannesburg-based outfit having lost eight straight themselves.
Asked if he had contemplated standing aside to let someone else take over, Lam said he had neither thought about it nor made any such offer to the Blues board.
But when someone wondered if it might not be best for the franchise, he replied: "Good question, that's probably what the board are thinking ... they haven't had those discussions. All I can do is work day to day and do my job to the best of my ability.
"If we had an absolute mutiny and things were falling apart, or if I'd lost the dressing-room ... I've been in those sort of environments as a player, and I'd know.
"I'm still here at the moment, and beyond this year it's not in my control. It's another thing I don't need to worry about."
But with Blues halfback Alby Mathewson having already raised concerns about who was making decisions around next year, Lam confirmed he remained a central part of that process.
"We have our contracts committee, and that's made up of the coaches, chief executive, [board chairman] Gary Whetton and [high-performance manager] Nick Sheppard.
" We have a good feeling for what we currently have, what's coming through, and what's on the market. It's the same as all the other franchises."
Lam also denied that a personnel "cleanout" was inevitable, even though he conceded that some of his players have proven short of the level this season.
"It's always a case-by-case situation, like anything. We're no different to the Chiefs – there are influences outside like Japan and Europe, and players all make decisions on what's best for them.
"What we're going through this year has no real impact on that process.
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Lam, meanwhile, hoped to welcome back All Black prop Tony Woodcock for the wooden-spoon clash against the Lions, but skipper Keven Mealamu's own calf problems looked likely to keep him out at least another week.
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The 13-year-old from Bayside Hills correctly spelled "knaidel," a German-derived Yiddish word for a small mass of leavened dough, to win the 86th version of the competition.
Mayor Bloomberg said Mahankali's win further demonstrates the greatness of New York City's schools.
The two shared knaidel from Katz's Deli during their meeting at City Hall.
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Arvind is currently a student at Nathaniel Hawthorne Junior High School and will attend the prestigious Stuyvesant High School. Mayor Bloomberg challenged Arvind to spell "Stuyvesant," which he got right.
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The bee tested brain power, composure and, for the first time, knowledge of vocabulary.
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But common sense dictates that some places are far better than others.
Since I am not on Uranus, I DO care which areas are safer than others.
And this whole Tsunami paranoia has gotten ridiculous. You don't have to live far away from the coast, to be safe from Tsunamis. I live 10 minutes from the Pacific, and I am out of the Tsunami zone.
That is, unless an large asteroid or meteor hits the Pacific. And if THAT happens, I'd actually rather be right on the beach.
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Yes you ARE an my anus!LOL
My point was that every place has some sort of bad reason to be there, both natural and big gov related.
No place is better than others.
have faith in yourself and not a location. Whatever hits the fan be ready to run, help out or enjoy the last act.
If you did manage to pick a safe place, you'll never escape the refugees. If the gov survives, there will be displacements, and the golden horde won't necessarily need to be on foot. Remember, all the fema camps are supposedely set up near rail lines.
Maybe the best way out is to stay mobile?
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I find that statement to be patently absurd.
I never claimed that any one place was "perfectly safe". But to say that no place is better than others is... well... I don't want to offend you, so I won't say it.
And as far as "staying mobile" being the best bet for survival? I couldn't disagree more. Going mobile AT ALL, is a last resort.
Far wiser to find the safest area you can, and dig in with like-minded individuals. Far easier to DEFEND a well-prepared place, than go traipsing across country, running into one well defended area after another.
Good recipe for a quick death.
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If it's a localised event then you need to get away, if it's a world wide catastrophe then no prep will help.
And I didn't say "go mobile" I said stay mobile. The leg work time is now, and having many options is always better than preparing for one option.
Coming across many well defended areas is no problem if you already know the defenders. It's not impossible to know someone in every neck of the woods, at least on the smart side of the mississippi. Look at the night time pics of the united states and go to the dark side.
It also helps to be in a touring band. Lotsa friends in low places!
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LOL... OK. Now I realize that I am dealing with someone who is either:
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2) A shill, intentionally offering some REALLY ridiculous advice to people.
3) Suicidal
"having many options is always better than preparing for one option."
First off, I never said that going mobile wasn't an option. I simply said that it is a
last resort
. That is, unless you are someone who has NOT done any preparation in ADVANCE. Then it may be your ONLY option.
"It's not impossible to know someone in every neck of the woods, at least on the smart side of the mississippi."
Very impractical, to say the least. You honestly think it's possible to know someone in "every neck of the woods"? And if so, do you REALLY think that they will welcome you with open arms, in a situation of dwindling supplies, marauders, and high suspicion?
You could very well get there, and end up being SHOT by the person that you thought you "knew" in that neck of the woods.
"It also helps to be in a touring band. Lotsa friends in low places!"
LOL... Yeah... I think it's a GREAT idea to place your trust those types of people. Everyone KNOWS that musicians have the highest morals around. Especially when they are hungry.
And yeah... Casual acquaintances are the PERFECT choice to trust your life with, when you come in all haggard, hungry, and worn out, and say... "Hey dude! remember me?"
Anyhooo... You go right ahead and do things however you want, bud. If anything you were good for a few laughs, but I'm done. There's a lot of sensible people I could be chatting with on this thread, instead of spinning my wheels, with a suicide case.
But hey... Good luck to ya, and tell the boys in the band I said hello, from Uranus.
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Not really social banter, but a tongue-and-cheek joke given what weebs think Japan is like. They read too much hentai, which has themes like incest, so they think Japan is like that.
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a rumour was spread that apparently in japan some mothers would """"relieve""" their teenage sons so that they would be more comfortable and able to deal with school stress and such
probably not true but the internet has adopted it as banter against japs
#72 - anon (12 hours ago) [-]
Of course its not true. We all read too much Hentai.
#73 - mrwalkerfour (12 hours ago) [-]
speak for yourself I don't like hentai
#75 - anon (12 hours ago) [-]
My apologies. Its so strange now, hentai used to be a small thing, but now its one of the most searched porn genres (landing at number 8).
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#142 - guillem (20 hours ago) [-]
I didn't say you're absolutely making it up, I'm just stating a fact, which is the impossibility to foresee what will happen in the future with the Pound. There is no way to predict, only speculation. Yes, that speculation may be built upon objective factors, but it is still speculating.
#145 - masanori (20 hours ago) [-]
Oh, well yeah, of course. It's just some speculations are better than others. I could be totally wrong, but I'm almost 100% certain we'll see it recover soon. This crash was caused by a sudden fear of the uncertain. Think about it: if the referendum's outcome had been uncertain leading up to the vote, we would have seen a pronounced dip before as investors and business owners became uneasy. Instead it stayed pretty much the same because it seemed like a sure thing Remain would win. Remain isn't necessarily better for the economy, but at least everyone knew what to expect. People like sure things; especially investor type people. When Brexit pulled off an unexpected win, it threw everyone and we saw a huge crash in the value of the UK's entire market almost instantly. Brexit won't necessarily be bad for the economy, but it could be. No one knows what to expect and freaked out. I think as the initial shock of an unexpected result fades, we'll see the market--and therefore the pound--normalize.
I was going to delete this next part because I rewrote my comment and this part is no longer necessary, but fuck I love to brag.
I trade penny stocks, one of the most volatile and unpredictable markets there is. Many investors don't even bother with them because they're high energy, high maintenance, high risk trades. I have a success rate of about 90% with them with negligible losses on the failures because I knew it was time to get out. I learn about the company, the business they're in and the related factors, the general state of the total market, watch for news on any of these things, check out the full chart, and then watch how the chart rises and falls for a while to get a feel for it. Heck, I watched one do almost nothing for months, then somehow knew to buy. By the next day it had doubled in value. Knew it was time to get out and sold it an hour before it crashed. I traded another four times in a week and a half, all for 70% or more profits and twice for 100% profit or more. Each time I hit near bottom and near peak (if you wait until after it starts to go back up, you won't be able to buy any, so you miss your buy in. Buy too soon and you have to ride it down, and because you started out high on the chart you lose possible profit. Sell too early and you miss out on profit. Sell too late and no one will be buying anymore and you get to crash with it and lose money, not just potential profit).
I can't really tell you how, I just know when not to wait anymore. It's a feel you develop by understanding that stock's entire market, then applying that knowledge to the chart shifts over time and getting a feel for how it is traded and fluctuates. I've been learning about Britain for months now (on top of the general knowledge I already had), and when my "buy now" light goes off and every other investment savvy friend I have wants to buy, it's time to buy.
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#29 - slyblade (06/27/2016) [-]
Sorry my example put Islam as the tree and Muslims as the fruit, from my perspective, having read the Quran and the accompanying documents, admittedly many years ago now.
Came to the conclusion that Islam is fundamentally rotten, The old testament was the same however the New testament almost entirely scrubs it out.
Islam has not gone through a similar process yet. And So my example was saving Muslims from the rotten tree and having them regrow the tree in my mind would fix a lot of the problems.
This isn't true, the Islamic and therefore some of the most religious countries in the world are also some of the richest. However I agree with the rest of the statement.
I agree with this as well. It is also quite possibly the reason that Islam hasn't been reformed because they hold it above everything, to the point that they tolerate extremists and... More aggressive Muslims in order to Worship their faith how they see fit. Such as in the illegal Sharia courts in England etc etc.
I also agree with this. But to add Isis is not the only problem, the mainstream Muslim world practice what would be considered barbaric practices over here. Which naturally causes friction between our 'two worlds'.
|#24 - if you want my source:
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#22 - qanonymousp (06/27/2016) [-]
yeah, i was on board with you up to the last line and then got hit with a statement saying all muslims are bad lol.
was about to argue with you but luckily re-read
#24 - DivineInfinity (06/27/2016) [-]
if you want my source: www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/03/what-isis-really-wants/384980/


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Police looking for the driver of a truck that plunged into a central North Island stream have found a body.
The truck was discovered partially submerged in the Waihohonu Stream on the Desert Rd section of State Highway 1 just after 4am.
Police this evening said a man's body was found when the truck's cab was lifted from the water using a crane.
The man, believed to be the driver of the truck, was in the stream beneath the vehicle.
Police said the driver was a 55-year-old man from Porirua.
His name would be released once police have confirmed that all family have been notified.
Police will be recovering the truck for examination and the road is expected to re-open later this evening.
The road has now re-opened, police said.
Earlier, Taupo area commander Inspector Steve Bullock said police crash investigators were examining the scene and it was too early to say if speed was a factor.
Bullock described the scene as "like a bomb had gone off".
Swift swirling currents and narrow channels beneath the Waihohonu Stream bridge had made searching for the missing driver difficult.
Divers, with and without tanks, and tied by rope to colleagues on the riverbank, battled the swift currents and slowly felt their way around and under the wreckage and large boulders.
The stream, fed by melting spring snow from National Park, was running as swift as river, at about 11 cubic metres a second.
The truck and trailer unit lay in the water half submerged below the bridge after it came to rest tumbling off the road and down the bank.
It appeared the southbound driver had swerved on a moderate left hand bend, run off the road and hit a barrier on the bridge before the weight of the trailer tipped the vehicle over and into the water 20 metres below.
Contents from the trailer, which included some hazardous materials - pool chlorine and insecticide - but mainly general goods, were strewn down the bank, and up to 40 metres downstream.
Three large drums were stranded downstream on rocks, but appeared to be intact and not leaking hazardous material.
Early reports the truck was carrying radioactive materials was proved inaccurate, police said.
The cab lying jammed between rocks under the bridge was destroyed with the roof ripped off.
A pair of overalls, a single sock and a black fleece top lay on the floor.
A chrome nameplate bearing the nickname - Goddess of Fire - of the red coloured truck, understood to be contracted to Mainfreight, lay bent and twisted beside the wreckage.
A Mainfreight representative at the crash scene did not want to comment.
Family members had been contacted in Wellington and Auckland and were driving to the crash scene.
It was understood the southbound truck crashed about 4.30am.
Police were alerted by a passing truck driver who saw the smashed road barrier.
Environment Waikato's Dr Tony Petch confirmed the swiftness of the river, and the small quantity of hazardous goods on board, had not affected the water quality.
"In the worst case scenario the environmental effects are minor," he said.
Test samples of the water upstream and downstream of the crash had been taken to the lab and results would be known tomorrow, he said.
A large grill at the Rangipo power intake was positioned on the river 3km downstream, he said.
Diggers worked to clear the bank of debris and have it removed it by trucks.
Scuff marks on the road 100m before the crash scene may have been caused by the trailer overbalancing and making it difficult for the driver to control, one observer at the scene said.
Heavy haulage operators were standing by waiting until the search area had been cleared of debris to begin attempting to lift the truck and trailer up from the water.
The combined weights of the wreckage and crane made it impossible for the crane to park on the bridge and any lifting would be done using a long arm crane.
Disconnecting the trailer from the tractor unit and cab would be needed before any lifting was undertaken.
It is understood to be the first major crash on the bridge in 30 years.
It is the second serious truck crash in the region in the past fortnight.
A driver walked away uninjured when his large truck and trailer unit carrying dairy products crashed down a 10m bank at Bulli Point, Lake Taupo two weeks ago.
It took three days to salvage the wreckage.
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Legendary lothario Henry the tuatara may be firing blanks.
Henry, believed about 116, has spent much of his life celibate after suffering from a cancerous growth in his nether regions for years but, once the growth was removed about five years ago, he hit the breeding scene with a vengeance, siring at least 14 babies.
However, tuatarium staff are worried he has become infertile.
Southland Museum and Art Gallery tuatara curator Lindsay Hazley was concerned about Henry's fertility after evidence the tuatara may not have "enough ammunition to go around".
Henry's girlfriends, Lucy, Mildred and Juliet, had laid 30 eggs after spending time with their main man, but only a couple from his first date were fertilised.
With little research to go on, staff were not sure whether the deficiency was because of Henry's old age, his active lothario lifestyle or an unrelated medical problem.
"They don't know anything about how long tuataras are fertile for. It's quite a learning curve."
Hoping to contribute to reptile research and help Henry, Mr Hazley collected sperm samples from the museum's male tuatara. While most samples appeared healthy under the microscope, Henry's looked in "bits and pieces".
Mr Hazley said the samples had gone to University of Auckland, where Dr Patrick Casey, a "sperm expert", would analyse them.
Meanwhile, the other tuatara at the museum were seeking shelter as, "unlike snakes and lizards, they do not like excessive heat"."
The reptiles had been lurking in the shade of their burrows, because if their body temperatures reached 25 degrees Celsius, they risked death, Mr Hazley said.
Prolonged exposure to heat weakened their immune systems, allowing fungi in the soil to slip in under their scales and infect the blood stream.
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Wow, WTF?! No Meat Mondays in Los Angeles, Agenda 21 strikes again!
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Is it on the store shelve or have they forced the stores to take it off for mondays?
Vegan diet really bad for teeth and bones, let me tell ya!
When the body is acidified due to consuming meat and dairy, it pulls calcium from the bones/teeth to stabilize the ph balance of the blood. You can get all essential nutrients from nature, there is nothing harmful with these nutrients, as they are what the human body is composed of in their natural state. We need Vitamins, minerals, enzymes, phytonutrients in the form that the body recognizes and evolved with, it just so happens that living fruits, vegetables, leafy greens and small amounts of seeds and nuts is highly alkaline to the body and beneficial, not detrimental to maintaining strong bones and teeth.
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I have rheumatoid arthritis and have been attempting vegetarian off an on all my life, and avoided all red meat.
I have since put a serious chronic flare up of this that affected my whole body into partial remission with a month of eating red meat, and will be getting the soup bones.
We need whole fats, that include lard, butter, and coconut oil. We need bone marrow, and the fatty vitamins in organic eggs, raw milk and liver and red meat.
We need it for our teeth, bones and brain an the Leaders are massively lying to people.
The old fashioned diet of our grandparents is the right one.
So like the natives did, look after your health, and give thanks for what you need to take.
But they are lying.
Only some people can be healthy on a vegan diet. Others put their entire life in jeopardy.
Rheumatoid arthritis is an auto immune and your immune system attacks your joints, and heart and organs.
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Ruby Princess Cruise Review by Hard Rain: I Expected Better
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I Expected Better
Destination: Europe - British Isles & Western
Embarkation: Southampton
This was our first cruise and many of our friends said we'd love it. While we really enjoyed our time off the ship in all the ports, I really expected a better time while at sea traveling between them.
The food in the traditional dining room was just OK (nothing special about the quality or the menu) and the buffet food was much worse. We received three bottles of red wine with sediment in the bottom and nothing was done to make it right.
The entertainment was disappointing and on par with a third rate theme park.
It soon became clearly evident anything extra offered on board was a money grab by Princess. The photographers were especially annoying with their in-your-face approach to taking (and selling) photos. The alcohol was pricey, spa and boutique prices were ridiculous, and we got much better value for our excursions by doing our own booking through private companies.
Another passenger I spoke with suggested Celebrity Cruise Line as a better More option. As of this moment, I will not be cruising with Princess again. Less
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Breaking the Glass Ceiling
The women's movement is having a moment. Whether you like her or not, Hillary Clinton is going to be the first female presidential nominee of a major American political party. This latest leap in female accomplishment is probably the most powerful example we can give when we tell our daughters, "look what women can do." My daughter knows nothing about Hillary except that she must like pink because she recently wore a pink suit, but now one thing she will grow up knowing is that a woman can lead a political party and quite possibly be the president of the United States.
Female leaders have been radically different; some peaceful, some controversial, some extraordinary, some incompetent. They have come in various religions and political leanings. Besides their gender, the only common denominator is their tenacity, a quiet characteristic that only reveals itself over a long time span and variety of challenges. If you can't spend your days living next to that kind of role model, the best way to understand the importance of that trait is to read about it. Film and television come in at a distant third in the ability to explore a lifetime of accomplishment.
There are plenty of nonfiction works written by or about male leaders, but female heroics are far less commonly well-captured on the page. When I think about current titles that will inspire young women, there are two works of nonfiction that bring female grit powerfully into focus. With graduation upon us and many young women pondering their future, Gloria Steinem's and Diana Nyad's books are worth passing around ... continued