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I may be a little old for this site, but I've got nowhere else to turn sometimes… Now, I have been on a vegan diet for years. Since going vegan I have noticed some very unpleasant changes with my body. It has now gotten to the point where I am considering going against my beliefs and abandoning the diet. Here is a list of some of the problems:
– Bloating and gas. This gets bad quite often. Not only do I feel gross, I am constantly in heaps of pain. I have even thought of going to the ER several times because it hurts that bad. It also keeps me locked inside for the majority of my day, every day. Vegan anti-gas pills do nothing for me.
– Skin issues. This one is horrible. It has really taken it's toll on me emotionally. Bad acne, lots of scars, very dry skin that burns when I sweat, etc. I am sick of covering myself up because of it.
– Diarrhea. Is it normal to have constant, odorous diarrhea on a vegan diet? Well, I have it!
– Mysterious injuries. I keep getting random injuries to my muscles and things. It's mostly sprains, cramps, and bruises, with no explanation. An MRI last Spring showed two severe tears in my shoulder (still got 'em).
– Weakness. I go to a gym several times a week and have worked with a trainer (who turned out to be a vegan bodybuilder). Still, I cannot seem to tone up well and feel weak while my friends, who do not work out and eat whatever they please, have all kinds of energy/strength.
– Poor appetite. Although I avoid them, all I really crave anymore is sweets. I am hungry all the time, but seeing other vegan food makes me feel sick, literally. I now only manage to eat a few bites in one meal before feeling full/sick – like my body is telling me to eat those things not in my diet.
– Depression. It's getting bad, and these problems don't help at all. They are ruining my social life as well as me moving ahead in my life.
Sorry for the long post, but that's just the basics of it. Hopefully someone out there in PETA land can give me some advice, as I have tried so much with zero results. This is basically my last attempt for any kind of hope. Sure, I love animals and hate what some people do to them, but honestly, should I suffer so they won't?
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Over a year ago
These things could easily be related to what you're eating, but it's highly unlikely that -veganism- is what's causing them. It's more likely an allergy, or vitamin/mineral deficiency. There are also a great number of health problems that could be causing these things. I would suggest seeing a doctor, and maybe having some blood work done.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Over a year ago
@StickyMike You need to try new foods and add variety to your diet. Try sweet but healthyish things, such as clif bars to satisfy your sweet cravings. Start taking Vegan multivitamins, such as DEVA or Veglife. Try some Vega brand protein powder to help with workouts. Make sure to get enough protein, carbs and fats. Try adding them throughout the day to see if you meet your daily values. For protein, try eating tofu instead of beans. Go to vegan restaurants sometimes. As for the random injuries, those probably have nothing to do with your diet as long as you eat healthy. I am a serious athlete, and what you're describing sounds like you aren't warming up and cooling down properly. Make sure to start slow, then stretch AFTER warming up. Don't end with something intense. Slow it down again at the end and then stretch to finish up. Another reason for the injuries is you're not getting enough electrolytes. Get propel and drink half a bottle during and after exercise. Trust me, eating animals will just make this worse. You could be allergic to soy or something.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Over a year ago
Hi @StickyMike,
This could be a result of some specific things that you're eating, maybe something you're allergic to. We recommend you go see a nutritionist or a doctor about this. He or she will be able to advice you on how to adjust your vegan diet and help you get better.
Hope you feel well soon! 🙂
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Over a year ago
This might not be your diet at all, or you could be missing out on some vital things you need with your diet. I'd suggest seeing a specialist and maybe being tested for some stomach and intestinal issues. Try getting some jojoba oil and rubbing a little bit on your skin where it's dry. It's the closest oil to the kind your skin produces naturally and I personally use it and it helps me a whole lot. It sounds like your health needs to be addressed immediately though, if you call your family doctor and explain your problems they should be able to refer you to a specialist. I hope you figure it all out and get better!You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Over a year ago
Have you taken this list of symptoms to your doctor? They all could be due to something other than your diet.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


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You could go with clothes, some flowers, or maybe that always popular gift certificate, but women are embracing new technology in droves and it's a great time of the year to get some great deals on gadgets or a unique tech item or two to give mom on her special day.
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HP ENVY 4500 e-All-in-One Printer ($99.99)
A printer that prints from anywhere and from any device. The ENVY 4500e AiO gives moms and the rest of the family a way to print lab-quality photos and black and white documents at a great price. This is one of the best wireless direct and local Wi-Fi printers I've ever tried. No more wires and cables as mom can print from any smartphone, tablet or computer that she owns.
HP Pavilion x360 ($399)
A great laptop for mom. This convertible hybrid Windows 8 PC gives you 360 degrees of versatility and a lot of flexibility. Go from laptop to tablet mode and everything in-between, as it rotates a full 360 degrees. Many more features including Beats Audio for the best sound possible. The perfect laptop for moms wanting to mix productivity and play and be on the move.
Isabelle Grace Jewelry
Great looking jewelry that is a gift that will keep on giving as any mom loves to get that attractive Isabelle Grace Jewelry box on Mother's Day.
Check out some of these styles that Isabelle Grace recommends for Mother's Day at:
I love the keychains and also the Bella Madre Necklace, which is Italian for beautiful mother. What mom wouldn't love that?
Anything from Zagg.com
Zagg.com carries any gadget accessory you mom might want and need. From Bluetooth speakers to earbud, headphones and cases, they have it all. If you can't decide you can always give a Zagg gift card.
STM Drifter Backpack/Bag
STM Bags is one of my favorite bag companies and their new Annex collection is both urban and hip. The Drifter bag from the collection is a durable and functional backpack.
Some of the features per STM include:
*Three zippered front panel pockets:
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*Middle for keys, wallet or other sundries
*Bottom for pens, biz cards, travel docs
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*Slip tablet pocket with cord and battery storage
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*Reflective light loop for better night safety
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The Drifter is a very versatile bag. It and others are available at www.stmbags.com
IronXDXG-D01V HD Camera
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Urban Halo Headbands
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With winter upon us, the temperatures dipping below zero at times , our skin, hair and nails need nourishment to replenish and get rid of those dry flakes and scaly skin.
Being out in this weather tends to cause trauma on our face, hands, skin exposed to the cold ,wind, snow and coming into the dry heat to warm up.
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The Schrödinger Princeton User Meeting will be held at the Marriott Forrestal Marriott on Tuesday, May 15th, 2012. As in past years, the Regional User Meetings offer a great opportunity to see current research from your colleagues and to learn about the latest developments from Schrödinger. This year's meeting will include an introduction to Suite 2012 and user presentations.
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Georgia McGaughey, External Strategy Lead for Global Structural Chemistry
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Matt Wessel, Senior Principal Scientist
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Barry Honig, Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics
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Freshman Wilmer Fernandez Captures 600-Meter Run Title At Lewis Friday Night Series
Feb. 15, 2003
Romeoville, Ill. - Freshman Wilmer Fernandez earned his first collegiate victory on Friday night with a winning time of 1:25.83 in the 600-meter run at the Lewis Friday Night Series.
Senior Danny Smith took home a fourth-place finish in the 400-meter dash, with a mark of 52.61, while sophomore Nick Gazis placed fifth overall in the weight throw with a toss of 44'2 1/2".
The Flames also received a solid performance from the 800-meter relay team with a third-place finish of 1:36.62.
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Those susceptible to addictions may want to steer clear of Lubriphonic. This Chicago funk/soul/rock/jam/blues band delivers a high with each blare of the trumpet and lick of the electric guitar. Smith's Olde Bar is prepared to handle such enthusiasm when Lubriphonic plays on Friday, February 18.
Lubriphonic has played sold out shows with George Clinton & P-Funk, Buddy Guy, Widespread Panic and Dumpstaphunk. Their tour schedule is hectic with them playing over 200 shows in 2010. From January 21 to February 26, Lubriphonic is playing 26 shows in 14 different states and that's just for a short leg of the tour.
Touring wasn't always a priority with Lubriphonic however. When guitarist and vocalist Giles Corey and drummer Rick King talked about playing together it was just for a side project. Both musicians were well known in the Chicago blues circuit performing with Syl Johnson, Bo Diddley and the like. Lubriphonic was birthed in 2001 simply as a way to get away from playing other people's music.
Lubriphonic would play weekly shows together in Chicago, but wouldn't start touring until 2008. Just last year, the group released their fourth album entitled The Gig is On, signifying that this is no longer a part time pastime. To help capture a bit of the live magic Lubriphonic conjures, the group recorded live whenever possible; even when Ivan Neville played on a few tracks.
"We did it in professional studios, but we tried to play everything as live as possible, and make it as a good of representation as possible of what the band is live," says Corey of the latest album. "Obviously the energy level at the live show is different, because there is an audience contributing to what's going on as well.
"We are just not a studio band. There are some bands that really like to get into the studio. Studios are all like caves," Corey says laughing. "There's no window, there's no air -- it's just get into the cave and hibernate. And just go in the recording booth, and you know, experiment with different stuff. None of us really like that.
"I don't like having the headphones on and being in this little this confined space. We tried to open it up as much as possible and make it a natural live song as possible. That's where we are at."
First hand is the best way to experience Lubriphonic. Free downloads are available on the Lubriphonic website to prove that seeing them live is worth it.
Seeing a live horn section isn't as common as it once was. Lubriphonic doesn't want to leave the brass to a digital mixture of sounds. Norman Palm on trombone, Charles Prophet on sax and Leon Q. Allen on trumpet are better than any software. Pennal Johnson on bass and Andrew Toombs on keyboards rounds out the Lubriphonic sound.
The time to jump on the bandwagon is now because this party is hopping. Lubriphonic has played Smith's Olde Bar twice before, but Friday's show will be their first as the main act. Opening honors go to The Last Straw. On February 21, Lubriphonic will perform in Athens at Nowhere Bar. Corey says the group plans more trips to Atlanta as early as April.
Tickets can be purchased from any Ticket Alternative location or online at www.smithsoldebar.com. Buying in advance saves two dollars. Tickets the day of the show are $12.
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I was 27 the year my first novel sold for half a million dollars. During the three years I spent writing the book, I'd gotten by on next to nothing, eating ramen noodles for dinner and living in a rented apartment in Colorado over what may or may not have been a meth lab. I had $10,000 in credit card debt and $30,000 in student loans, and the most I'd ever earned in a single year was $15,000. Half a million dollars, I remember thinking, was more money than I could spend in a lifetime.
I'd never had money before, and now that I did, I had no idea what I was supposed to do with it. I met with bankers and accountants, strangers in suits who helped me divvy my new money into the kinds of accounts I hadn't known existed, for purposes I hadn't ever thought about: a CD for the significant chunk I would owe in taxes; a health savings account (HSA) to cover the deductible on the medical-insurance policy I could finally afford; an IRA to protect a portion of the money for the unimaginable day when I would need it to live on. Afterward, they would shake my hand and congratulate me on my success: I was making such good choices with my money!
In other matters, my choices were less admirable. While working on the book, I'd become involved with a man to whom I was now hopelessly and desperately committed. He was smart, talented and unwaveringly confident in my ability to succeed as a writer. He was also my former professor, twice my age and married with two children.
He lived in Montana, and though our relationship had developed almost entirely over e-mail, it was my most shameful secret, more isolating and terrifying even than my poverty. Again and again, I told myself I had to stop, but again and again, I found myself writing to him, waiting for him, wanting from him. Then, a few months before the sale of my book, he separated from his wife. A few months after, we moved in together. For a brief time, I existed in a kind of dream state. It was as if every wish I'd ever made had suddenly been granted. After years of doubt and loneliness, of suppressed guilt and profound longing, of jolting from sleep in a panic about how I would pay my rent, there I was: Author! Girlfriend! Half-a-millionaire!
As soon as I arrived in Montana, I began to awaken to the reality of the situation. My boyfriend—who had joint custody of his two children, then 12 and 16—had rented an apartment a few blocks from the house he'd shared with his wife, but he'd brought almost nothing with him except for a table and chairs. During our first dinner together, the children stopped me before I could sit down. That, they said, pointing at my chair, was where their mother sat. Not in this empty apartment, of course, but in the house where they all used to live together. The children were skittish and brusque in my presence, their grief and confusion still raw on their faces. I was a total stranger. No space existed for me at that table, yet there I was, glass of wine in one hand, fork in the other: There wasn't much else for me to do but stay and eat. And so we stood for a moment, all of us, then shuffled places.
In the weeks that followed, we passed many awkward meals together. Someone often yelled and someone often cried and someone, sometimes, got up and stormed out. From his friends and family my boyfriend received calls and e-mails and visits: What was he thinking? Had he lost his mind? I began to envision his life as a giant set of scales: On one side were his marriage, family, friends and reputation; on the other side was me. Despite the obvious imbalance, he had chosen me. I could say I hadn't known the suffering I would cause simply by showing up, but the truth is that I hadn't wanted to know. Once I was there, though, the knowledge was unavoidable. Sitting at the dinner table night after night, I found myself face to face with the reality of what had been broken, of how many things had been lost.
And because I could not undo what had been done, because I could fix nothing, I tried instead to replace it. I was nobody's mother, nobody's wife, but I began to imagine I could be a kind of fairy godmother, armed with the power of my newly earned money, granting wishes with a magical wave of my credit card.
I started with what had been left behind at the other house: gas grill ($1,000); electric guitar ($1,200); PlayStation ($250). I bought rugs ($3,000), high-thread-count sheets ($350) and matching duvet ($400), a black leather sofa ($2,000).
The more I bought, the less I seemed to have. Though we had been involved for years, my boyfriend and I were in many ways strangers. We had opposing patterns and practices. We fought over everything: when to clean, what to eat, who said what to whom in which tone of voice. Mostly, though, we fought over money.
"I'm paying for everything!" I cried.
"So stop!" he said.
But I couldn't stop. Paying made me feel useful, important, in control. It made me feel absolved. Well, it made me feel as though I might someday be absolved. After I'd paid for all the things I thought we needed, I kept on paying for things we didn't. When the children argued over what they wanted for dinner, I paid the check at a restaurant where we each could order what we liked. When tension began to rise or blame began to fall, I paid for plane tickets and shopping sprees. But all the while, I felt an awareness growing: My money wasn't solving any of our problems; it was just making it easier for us to avoid facing them. All I was buying was time.
For a bit, that was enough. I would pay for a trip or a party or a new set of clothes, and the whole family would, for a few brief moments, seem to have everything they wanted. I longed to lock those moments down, to own them, to get a receipt. Which is how, a year after I moved to Montana, I found myself writing a check for $125,000 to make the down payment on a house.
There are plenty of reasons that buying this house would turn out to be a big mistake, the most obvious being that (1) I could not afford it—the house cost $500,000, the same amount I'd gotten for my book, only before the cut that went to my agent, and the cut that went to the government, and the cut that went to all that crap I'd bought; (2) only a fool would believe that an empty house could be enough to make people happy; (3) the day I signed the check, I already knew that nothing was going to be enough to make us happy. Once again, I found myself jolting from sleep at night, panicked not about rent or groceries but about the man sleeping beside me and about the distance between us, which, every day, widened a little more. The more time I tried to buy, the more quickly it seemed to pass.
Two years after I bought the house, my boyfriend and I called it quits. I put the house up for sale and fled to New York, a city where no one looks too closely at anyone else's humiliation, where people let you be alone with your shame.
This was in 2009, and the house was worth 25 percent less than it was when I bought it. For the year it sat on the market, I paid the monthly mortgage ($2,500) along with rent on my sixth-floor walk-up ($1,500). Because the house was empty, the monthly cost of insurance doubled($1,000). In the fall, the basement flooded ($500). In winter, the sidewalks had to be shoveled ($300). In spring, the front yard sprouted weeds ($600).
That's the thing about the big mistakes: You don't just pay; you pay, and pay, and pay, and pay.
I spent a lot of time on the phone with strangers, pleading for deferments, or reductions, or loans. Every time I opened my e-mail, another bill was due.
I told the real estate agent in Montana to drop the asking price, but he said that if he dropped it any lower, I wouldn't get any of my down payment back. That didn't matter, I told him; just make it disappear.
When I called the accountant about withdrawing money from my IRA, he said this was the worst time to take out money. I'd lost more than half of it in the crash. If I withdrew the money now, I would suffer a substantial loss. There was $45,000 left in the account; it was the last of my book money. But I could not imagine a loss more substantial than the one I had already suffered. Before we hung up, he told me I should know I wasn't the only person this had happened to. I was still young, he said. There was time to recover.
Three years later, I'm 35 and still far from recovered. Recovery is incremental. You can't simply make a declaration to live more consciously or choose more carefully or consume more responsibly. The work is delicate and deliberate and difficult, and it happens so gradually that without your even noticing, the events from which you're recovering begin to seem fragmented, dreamlike and very far away: that time I blew through half a million dollars and ended up with a black leather sofa; that time we went to Amsterdam; that time we made a wrong turn and saw a house we thought we could not live without.
I recently sold my third book, but I no longer think of money as a magical power or cure-all. It's a tool, nothing more, something that, with care and caution, will buy me only enough time to write the next one. I've learned that real power comes not from what you can buy for people but from how honest you can be with them. There is magic in healing, and it has nothing to do with gifts or trinkets. It comes, instead, from straightforwardness, from sincerity, from vulnerability, from the capacity to stand, empty-handed, before the people you love and admit, I made a mistake, and from the willingness to say, free of agenda or expectation, I'm sorry.
Aryn Kyle's latest book is Boys and Girls Like You and Me.
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The comedian, writer, thinker and mensch Larry Miller has a beautiful tribute to Robert Schimmel on his blog today. Schimmel was a regular Howard Stern guest. As funny as his stand up was, there was something in the interactions between him and Howard that unleashed an even funnier, even darker side. In some deep ways, those two understod one another.
Miller understood Schimmel too. Here's an an excerpt from the blog:
....Here's something you won't read in any of the papers, and it's really the whole point of this clog.
Robert's parent were both Holocaust survivors. His father was marched out of their concentration camp with thousands of others as the Americans were advancing in the winter of '45, in order to… Oh, who knows what those horrible folks were even thinking at that point. They marched the prisoners, in no coats, until they died or dropped. And when they dropped, trying to catch a breath, they walked over and shot them — as calm as a glass of tea. Robert's father dropped, along with his best friend, and a guard walked over and killed him. Otto, the father, was next to him, and he was the one shot, weakly holding up a hand and whispering, "No. Please."
Then the guard turned to Otto and… Shot him? No. He screamed, "If you want to live, get up and keep going." And somehow Otto did.
And a few years later, Robert was making people laugh in Las Vegas.
Here's the thing, though. One night, Otto told Robery after a show, "You were good. You know, I always wanted to be a comic, but, well…" Can you imagine? Is life weird enough?
And here's the deepest part: Otto never forgot that moment in the snow on that march. And one day Robert said to him something I still find extraordinary. Did you catch it? It was what the guard said.
If you put it in different hands, at a different moment, with a different feeling, Robert said, it's actually the greatest, deepest, simplest advice in history:
"If you want to live, get up and keep going."
Robert Schimmel certainly learned that lesson. Get up and keep going. He never gave up. He was a terrific comic, but maybe that was his greatest gift: Get up and keep going.
Not a bad lesson for all of us to learn. With all the things in his life, I told him once, even Job turned to God and said, "Gee, now I don't feel so bad anymore."
Have a great Labor Day weekend. And then, get up and keep going.
(P.S. If you feel like it, that new show of mine is available for free by subscribing to iTunes: "This Week With Larry Miller.)
Rest in peace, Bob Schimmel.
By the way, our writer Naomi Pfefferman did a nice interview with Schimmel a few years back. Here that is:
In June 2000, Robert Schimmel—whose ribald routines earned him a spot on Comedy Central's list of 100 greatest comics—was pondering his mortality after undergoing a cancer biopsy: "Is there a God? What about Jesus . . . I didn't believe in him on earth so is he gonna be pissed at me now?" the 58-year-old recounts in "Cancer on $5 a Day: How Humor Got Me Through the Toughest Journey of My Life."
In the memoir—which he'll discuss at the West Hollywood Book Fair on Sept. 28—Schimmel mixes harrowing stories about his chemotherapy with hilarious anecdotes about his illness and treatment. He riffs about the salesman who tried to sell him a pubic hair toupee (it's called a "merkin"); lusting after various nurses; having to ask his mother, the Holocaust survivor, to buy rolling papers for his medical marijuana; and imagining his funeral ("I probably should've gotten close with some rabbi so I don't get the generic eulogy," he said. "I hate those. You know he never knew the dead guy.")
Even before his diagnosis of Stage III non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, Schimmel's experiences had the makings of an inspirational book. He suffered a heart attack in his 40s and the death of one of his six children (also to cancer) in 1992, but he returned to the stage and, by 2000, had produced an HBO special, best-selling CDs, and a sitcom, "Schimmel," slated to debut on the Fox network.
While in rehearsals for the pilot, however, the comedian experienced severe chills and night sweats; a biopsy revealed he had an aggressive form of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. His response to the doctor was immediate: "Just my luck. I get the one not named after the guy."
"My instinct was to go for the laugh," Schimmel said recently, looking fit eight years into his remission. He realized that even though he had just been told he had cancer, he hadn't been told he was going to die. To prove it, he was going to do the one thing that showed he was very much alive, which was to make people laugh.
His audience consisted of fellow patients in the chemotherapy room at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix—"the toughest room I ever worked," he said. "But remembering what Norman Cousins said about the healing power of humor ... [made] me want to be part of their recovery. I want to help them to feel good, even for a short time…. For in the moment that they laughed, in that one moment, they weren't sick, and they weren't afraid."
Schimmel traces his own survivor's spirit to his parents, Betty and Otto Schimmel, who survived Mauthausen and Auschwitz, respectively. During the most grueling part of chemo—when he briefly considered suicide—the comic was fortified by Otto Schimmel's words about how he had traversed a Nazi death march. The prisoner had remembered a Nazi's admonition: "If you want to live, keep moving."
Doctors first warned Schimmel that he might be prone to cancer when he was 13, and they performed surgery on an undescended testicle. Nevertheless, Robert proved to be a class clown with a predilection for trouble. When he failed his German final exam in high school, he declared that the teacher was anti-Semitic: "My father went apes—- and threatened to sue the district," the comic said. "He even got a Jewish German teacher to re-administer my final exam, but I got a worse grade from her than I did the original teacher."
Schimmel went on to work as a stereo salesman in Phoenix, never envisioning a career as a comic, nor even attending a comedy club until he visited his sister in Los Angeles and she signed him up for an open mic night at The Improv—without telling him—20 years ago, when he was in his early 30s. The club's owner chanced to pull Schimmel's name out of a hat and heckled him until he ventured onstage. Schimmel riffed; the audience laughed; and the owner offered him future gigs.
"So I quit my job, put the Phoenix house up for sale and my [then-wife] and I loaded our belongings on a U-Haul to drive to Los Angeles," he said. "I got off the Hollywood Freeway to show her where I was going to be working—and it turned out the club had burned down the night before."
Schimmel stayed in Los Angeles, supporting himself as a salesman and working open mic shows until he could support his family as a comedian.
When his 3-year-old son, Derek, was diagnosed with cancer in the 1980s, Schimmel found solace in the Book of Job: "The story talks about whether one can have faith when s—- happens, and I always had faith," he said. "I think the real you comes out when you hit bottom. That's when you find out who you really are."
Later, between Schimmel's own chemotherapy treatments, he incorporated his illness into his nightclub act, complete with a slide show of his deterioration. ("That's me when they told me what the co-pay was," he quips about one skeletal-looking picture.) Club owners warned him that audiences wouldn't appreciate the dark subject matter, but viewers roared with laughter, rewarding him with standing ovations and rushing to hug him after each show.
Later, the slide show incorporated photos of the now-healthy comic; his wife, Melissa; and his children (there is one of the late Derek as well). Schimmel just taped a Showtime special, and he performs numerous standup shows a year but still spends a good deal of time speaking to (and joking with) cancer patients.
"How can I say 'no' when people reach out to me? If there is a reason I survived, that's it."
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Matt Maloney, founder and CEO of GrubHub, promises that his company's merger with Seamless means that a bunch of "cool stuff to redefine online ordering" is coming around the bend. Once the deal moves through the regulatory appeal process, we're sure the newly formed super-company will unleash some kind of proprietary technology that makes this whole business of getting dinner much easier and faster. For now, however, the two companies will not commingle apps or websites and will not change their respective names. ABC reports the post-merger company name has not yet been released, but you can be pretty sure it won't be GrubLess-HubSeam, which clearly isn't zippy enough. [ABC]


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AFC Wimbledon have never conformed to the expected - their rise from the lower echelons of non-league football to the Football League in nine years is testament to that.
Now that rebellious streak has begun spreading to the teenagers on their books and, in particular, Reece Williams-Bowers Last month, 13-year-old striker, registered at Wimbledon's Centre of Excellence, was offered the chance to move to Premier League big boys Fulham but turned it down.
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"We were not quite sure which way it was going to go as Reece is a stand out player in that age group but we spoke to him and his family and said we were not going to hold him back, although we would be disappointed as we think highly of him and have a plan for him.
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"At the end of the day we are all coaching on a grass pitch, with cones and balls - there's no difference between what we do and they do."
EPPP was voted for by Football League clubs in October, with the Premier League threatening to withhold funding for youth development if they did not agree it.
It allows clubs with category one academies to cherry pick youngsters of any age from all over the country while at the same time reducing the level of compensation they would have to pay.
Wimbledon are set to be categorised as category three, meaning category one and category two clubs will have rights over them - not that Sauer is too concerned.
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US Consumer Is Battered But Not Beaten
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How did any positive commentary end up on ZH?
A glitch in the apparatus has manifested.
And it happened on a tripple digit down day. Oh the irony. ;-)
More bullish commentary please. I need to get my 950 puts back in the money. lol.
Don't worry, we can follow it up with this bearish post from the Financial Ninja: "The economy has been weak for far longer than you might think." Apparently the "unemployment duration" has been increasing relentlessly since the 70's - even during the "bull markets" of 1997 onward and 2003 onward. Can you say "continued permanent job loses"?
Maybe the consumer has finally realized that spending their money on stuff made elsewhere (see China) doesn't really help anyone here aside from the importer.
I would also argue that people who lost decent jobs at decent wages realize that if and when they do go back to work it will be in a lesser job for less money.
I highly doubt that. The US consumer has always been one of thrift. Therefore, products made in near-slave-labor countries (like China) will ALWAYS have a demand here. That's because the average consumer isn't smart enough to connect the dots behind the "buy American" mantra. To them, sounds patriotic, which is good, but "made in America" has been tarnished with the additional label "thus more expensive". They don't realize that buying American will mean more jobs for their countrymen, thus fuelling growth, and thus more spenders. Combine that with corporate America's love affair (and, honestly speaking, the capitalist wet dream) with slave-labor wages in foreign countries, and combine that with a total disregard for the very market they serve, ain't gonna happen.
That's not to say though that big ticket items and industrial goods aren't still highly regarded (cars to the contrary, though this attitude is glacially changing). But beyond that and agriculture, I don't see a return of textiles, raw material production like steel, or car manufacturing jobs anytime soon.
Won't be your daddys' normal.
going forward, given the deflationary trend in the price of consumer goods along with sagging demand, what is reasonable p/e for S&P earnings? Can p/e of 16 be justified?
SPX earnings are currently at around $7. Therefore the current PE is around 140.
Perhaps we get a weak recovery of sorts and those earnings go up 4 or 5 fold over the next couple years.
Call it $30 .
By then perhaps Bond yields would have gone up a tad.
Perhaps investor sentiment would be very bruised.
So perhaps a PE of 10 ( historical bear mkt bottoms
around 5-7X). So generously speaking SPX at 300 is
a distinct possibility.
by mid 2010 expect green shoot forward looking earnings for 2011 to trade @ 16.
i'm with you
I'm still buying gold, guns and groceries what's seem to be the problem?
...and toilet paper. Shit tickets are going to be teh hawtness
As an investment guns and gold aren't that great.
When starving malcontents are trying to get into your house for your food and gold, suddenly guns look like a great investment (as long as you have ammo)
Guns have always been great investment. They tend to go up in values even if it is heavily used.
Fractional reserve money creation trumps the Fed printing press by a factor of 10.
Deflation continuing. Sell all assets.
wait until you see how the consumer feels net of the 3 billion cash for clunkers and the phase out in about 4 weeks of the 8,000 tax credit for home buyers
and very soon the tax bills are going to start coming in for all this magical spending....
The ministry of propaganda needs to get busier, the consumer needs more green shoot commentary.
Is Baghdad Bob available?
Momentum? What momentum?
Listening to cnbc, you would think the rush to the equity mkts has been like a flood of Biblical proportions.
They're just now finding out it was more like someone left the hose on in the driveway.
And now that Timmy & Ben are finished washing the car, it's still a clunker.
On a long term basis, 'confidence' is about as useful as a stress ball. Everyone was 'confident' that home prices would appreciate.
"One might reasonably wonder how the Saving Rate managed its impressive climb from 0.9% to 6.9% in nine short months, even as the economy shed a record 4.9 million jobs," wrote Stephanie Pomboy of MacroMavens.
"The bulk of the credit for increased saving belongs to Washington. Of the $679 billion increase in savings over the 9-month stretch, fully $371 billion came courtesy of direct government transfer payments and another $351 billion
in the form of reduced taxes. Together these two helped offset a -$133 billion decline in wage income and -$157 billion decline in "other" income, such as assets. So while the -$247 billion reduction in consumer spending over the stretch is impressive (and unprecedented) had it not been for Washington,
that parsimony still would not have kept pace with the -$290 billion decline in earned income."
Stephanie Pomboy, "More Lies and Statistics," MacroMavens, July 31, 2009.
Paid-down debts is counted as savings, for that matter, so was defaulted debts.
Soon, the saving rate will shooot to sky highhhh given the fact that consumers/businesses are defaulting debts left, right and in the middle.
oops...I thought it said battered but not eaten. Dang, there goes my impulsive, hair-trigger consumer psycology again
i like my rallies freshly squozen
Last time I checked, the consumer confidence report was a telephone survey of about 5,000 households, each of which is polled on three broad areas:
1 - their individual prospects
2 - their local economy's prospects
3 - the nation's prospects
There are *no* specific questions regarding the participant's expectation to go out and consume, or not. Yet the pundits uniformly grab the results, and use it to prognosticate on the future of consumer spending!
Furthermore, as the respondents are by and large polled during the day, during the work week, you've got to wonder how significant a conclusion can be formed from a subset of the population that watches daytime TV regularly. "Hello, we'd like to have you participate in a nation-wide consumer confidence survey. Is a non-working member of the household available to participate?"
Only ponzi schemes depend on confidence, it should be irrelevant
First rule of fight club: Do not talk about fight club!
"it's the unemployed people that are ruining this recovery for all of us." -CNBC
Maybe we should euthanize them so that this persists....nice trend for the very few..
The most gilded age in US history
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I am more than a consumer I tell you!
$80 hoodies at Abercrombie are not happening.
Anybody noted that City/county all over the US and certain states have started laying off "government" employees, including police/fire officers, en-masse?
I'm starting to detect a pattern.
A depressing pattern, true, but an enlightened one nonetheless.
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