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Firefighters from throughout the region rushed to the scene of a brush fire which destroyed a barn at the Carver Tree Farm on Casavant Road in East Montpelier Wednesday afternoon. According to Keith Hudson, who was the first on the scene, the two story barn was engulfed in flamed when he arrived on the scene early Wednesday afternoon. East Montpelier Fire Chief Ty Rolland said that approximately 50 firefighters responded to the blaze which swept through the barn and surrounding land. The firefighters managed to keep the fire from jumping the road and destroying the home on Gosavant Rd in East Montpelier. Firefighters were continuing to hose down the smoking brush, and estimated that between 4 and 5 acres had been exposed. Among the departments that responded were East Montpelier, Plainfield, Barre Town, Calais, Worcester, Berlin, and Montpelier
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Sunday, November 25, 2012
Day 226 - Diabetes and Suicide Part 2
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to consider, think about, even attempt suicide when I find that my life will be limited because of the manifestation of diabetes within me, wherein I feel that the life that I am able to lead with living with diabetes is going to suck and I am not going to be able to give myself the life that I would like to lead and thus find no point in living any longer because I am not able to have that which I would like for myself - in this giving up all responsibility for myself in this world in regards to diabetes through considering the point of suicide - instead of responding appropriately to the system that is here that we live within that limits the ability of life to be lived by as walking through the points of limitation to allow myself to get myself to a point within this system where the limitations that I walk within are not completely debilitating in giving myself the ability to appropriately respond to the absolute atrocities that exist within the management and monitoring of life in this system - such as the point of having to pay for medications to live and the limitation that money places on those that have to pay for medications without a benefit program and thus extensively reduce the quality of life able to be lived due to the limitation of money
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to consider, allow the thought about killing myself because the life that I will have to lead living with diabetes is going to be too difficult for me to give myself a life of dignity and too difficult for me to live absolutely responsible for myself in the limitations imposed on myself due to the manifestation of diabetes within myself - not considering the absolute abdication of responsibility for myself in this world nor the responsibility that I am able to live within the manifestation of diabetes in this world - abdicating the response ability to myself within diabetes to learn about myself in diabetes to learn about the dis-ease that is diabetes and walk through the dis-ease to give the opportunity for ease of monitoring and taking care of myself in diabetes
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to want to kill myself or end my life because I fear that the responsibility that I must live within is too difficult for me to effectively manage myself within which gives me no opportunity to properly investigate and understand myself nor stand equal with myself in all dimensions of myself within diabetes nor gives myself the ability to live responsibly, to live within a point of limitation with responsibility for myself within the limitations responding appropriately to the limitations that are imposed on myself through living with diabetes such as the limitation of a lack of benefits or insurance plan to assist in paying for the medications needed in order for me to live - in which responding appropriately is changing the system that is here into a system that supports life unconditionally such as within the Equal Money System so that no other in this world will ever experience or have to live within a undignified life due to the limitation of money in relation to being able to pay or receive the medication needed to live
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not realize that suicide is an absolute abdication of responsibility and offers no solution to the limitations and abuses that are within this current system because I only end myself - I do not end the limitations nor abuses in this system and thus I effectively become worthless to life because I gave life nothing and only took my life, I gave myself no opportunity to walk through the limitations and stop the limitations from ever again existing in this world through giving myself the Response Ability to respond to the limitations on life that are existent within this current system that we accept and allow each day that we spend money each moment that we breath and fail to consider what we are living within/as thus allowing myself to continue to accept this system by not living responsibility for what this system has become and existed as due to our acceptance and participation within it and stand as a point in this world in which I no longer accept the limitations within myself nor within the system in abdication of responsibility thus allowing myself to give myself the point of responsibility for myself in/as the limitations and the limitations themselves.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to believe that suicide is an answer to myself living with diabetes, believe that killing myself because of the limitations experienced within this system within walking this life with diabetes will solve the problems of the limitations and abuses that diabetics face in this world will solve the issues that I face, solve the emotions, the frustration, the anger, the disgust that I see when I am limited by/as this system - not realizing that if I were to commit suicide or end my life within diabetes it is only a selfish act and I will give nothing to life in relation to allowing life to live without these limitations within the current monetary system that we live within
I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to consider ending life as a solution to the responsibility needed to be existent within me to properly take care of myself in diabetes, essentially giving up in that one moment of consideration because I accept and allow myself within the want and desire to give up and end it all within the consideration of ending my life not allowing myself to stand in the point of responsibility for myself in the limitation and do what is best for myself in that limitation and walk the point of limitation within money or work or jobs or benefits - whatever it may be, to a point responding to the limitation within giving myself the responsibility to stop the limitation and thus within this I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not see how imperative it is to stand within a group to stop these limitations because if I and all diabetics decide to believe that we alone are facing these limitations and stand within separation between ourselves within the design of divide and conquer then we will never give ourselves the opportunity to stand in responsibility and respond appropriately to the limitations within benefits or insurance programs that are limited in availability to diabetics simply because we are diabetic and thus I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to fail to realize that the consideration of suicide due to the limitations within this system is only a selfish act and I only consider myself in the act - and give myself no opportunity to stand within a group that live within responsibility for this system and in responsibility respond appropriately to the abuses that exist within this system that are the insurance programs and benefit programs that diabetics need to live a dignified life in this world and that which limit what we are able to do in this world because we will always be limited by jobs and the money needed in order for us to provide ourselves the medications and tools we need to properly monitor ourselves within diabetes and that this limitation is absolutely unacceptable and provides no point of living life within the definition of dignity
I commit myself to when/as a point of limitation comes up in my reality and I become frustrated and angry at myself within the limitation that exists to stop any and all considerations and points of suicide or ending it all and give myself the responsibility needed to walk through within/as the limitation to support myself in doing that which is best for myself within the limitation - using the point of anger within the limitation for what has been accepted by myself and us all within this system to walk the point of responsibility within the limitation to support what is best for myself and all within the limitation and walk a process to stop the limitation by/as giving myself the ability to respond within the limitation
I commit myself to stop accepting the thought process about suicide and ending my life or ending life itself as a response to limitations imposed within this system for diabetics and accordingly give myself the responsibility to walk through/within/as the limitations - changing the point of abdication of responsibility through considering suicide to giving myself responsibility in walking through/within/as the limitation to support that which is best for all within the limitation
I commit myself to when/as I have to deal or walk within a limitation to not allow myself to become depressed or despondent about the limitation and to respond appropriately to the limitation by/as giving myself the responsibility to walk within the limitation into/as a point that is best for all - such as walking within the limitation of insurance companies and benefit programs to give myself the opportunity and responsibility to get to a point within this system in which I am able to respond appropriately such as the support financially for the Equal Money System in which insurance become irrelevant because life is valued and not monetary profit from life
I commit myself to showing the limitations and the abuses that diabetics will endure and the responsibility needed unto diabetics to effectively walk this system in support of that which is best for life within the limitation of diabetes showing how to walk effectively in support of ourselves within diabetes and showing how to live within the point of responsibility for the limitations that are here within this current system that live within and showing how we, ourselves, accept the limitations and thus within this I commit myself to bringing myself to a point of absolute responsibility for myself within diabetes and diabetes itself to get myself to a point where I am able to give responsibility to others equally as I have given it to myself, thus I commit myself to stop fucking around within the point of diabetes, shown to me by my want and desire to end it all because I live with diabetes, and stop fucking around by/as giving myself the responsibility to walk the limitations within this system, walking them into/as a point of best for all life within this system and thus I commit myself to walking with others in this point of responsibility because I alone am not able to take responsibility for what we ALL accept and allow.
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Portions of the Pennsylvania Capitol were evacuated Thursday afternoon as a precaution after an elevator motor burned out.
No one was injured, but Harrisburg firefighters were called to the scene early Thursday afternoon.
Dozens of workers and tourists waited outside for about 45 minutes before officials declared the building was safe to re-enter.
Troy Thompson of the Department of General Services said crews were ventilating the sixth floor of the Capitol to remove smoke.
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A 23-year-old man was shot several times Wednesday evening on North 35th Street in Milwaukee, police said.
The man suffered serious injuries but is expected to survive after being shot around 5:15 p.m. inside a business in the 2600 block of North 35th Street, police said.
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The Problem with the Latest "Biggest Loser" Winner's TransformationHeather Neal
Reality shows like The Biggest Loser are wildly successful because people can relate to them. Millions of viewers tune in every week to literally watch these people's sweat and tears. Its popularity is likely attributed to the vast number of viewers that are going through the same struggle, namely with weight. But because this show has been on year after year and has a reputation for amazing transformations, people are watching it for reasons that go well beyond weight loss. Sure, they likely seek inspiration from the contestants and learn about diet and weight loss from the shows' trainers as they instruct their teams, but it goes much further and much deeper than that.
We all know that to lose weight you have to pay attention to what you put in your mouth and devote dedication to physical activity. But if that were simply all it was about, it'd be easy. The show would be boring (and unnecessary). What it's really about is the contestants' struggles. Our struggles. Their triumphs. Our dreams. Seeing someone do something hard gives us the motivation and encouragement to try it ourselves. Seeing them succeed builds our confidence. An "if they can do it, so can I" mentality of sorts. It gives us hope that it's not too late or impossible. It doesn't matter if the "it" is weight loss, completing a triathlon, or auditioning for a television show. It's about the will to reach outside of your comfort zone and the ability to succeed in doing so.
So why then, if the show is about much more than being overweight, is it OK to promote destructive or dangerous habits or behavior in the other direction? In the past, the weight loss of the contestants has been nothing more than inspirational and almost miraculous. Every year, the winner loses more and more weight than the previous year. That's great up until a point. Why is this what's being celebrated? When did it become about losing more weight than contestant X, instead of being your own competition?
That's the message the show unintentionally seems to be sending by celebrating this season's winner. A 24-year-old voice-over actress who lost almost 60% of her body weight. Sixty percent. Literally more than half of herself. In the moment that's supposed to be completely victorious for the contestant and overwhelmingly inspirational for those of us at home, this year's winner, Rachel Frederickson, walked out on stage to stunned disbelief and concern. The shock and awe on the trainers' faces said it all. They knew she'd gone too far, yet in a moment of wonder and disbelief, slowly clapped because they knew they were supposed to. Only it wasn't something to celebrate. Yes, it's fantastic she lost the weight. She worked hard and she fought and struggled and came out victorious. But at what cost? What cost to her mental and emotional state? What cost to her body physically — to go from almost 250 pounds to just a little over the 100 pound mark? (240 pounds to 105, specifically.) And most important, at what cost to the viewers that are at home watching, subliminally being told that this is OK? That this is healthy; this is what they should be striving for.
Many will say it's not her responsibility to worry about what people at home are taking away from this, but as a contestant on an immensely popular reality TV show, I say she does have responsibility. By becoming a public figure, what she does matters. What she does and how she looks sends a message, whether she wants it to or not. She's a role model now. She could easily be a role model for persistence and perseverance, and fighting hard when the going gets tough, but right now, she's an unintended role model for being crazy-skinny. Unfortunately, her physical appearance is outweighing the reality of her hard work and dedication.
Maybe it's the network's responsibility and not hers, or the medical team's, or the trainers'. I don't know. I just know it doesn't feel right. There are young girls watching her. Morbidly obese middle-schoolers who thought they couldn't stand a chance in the battle against weight before seeing someone like her do it, now only to be shown an outcome that seems impossible. It feeds into everything we've been trying to tell girls (and boys and grown women) about the wrong body image media represents. Now we're saying this is what you need to get to. Not hey, you lost 20% of your body weight, reversed your diabetes, and are physically strong enough to flip truck tires or participate in triathlons. Now we're saying, if you want to be "successful" you need to lose almost two-thirds of your body weight and look emaciated. What messed up kind of message is that? And what in the heck is next year's winner going to have to resort to to beat that "record"? Because beating records is what makes the headlines — not hard work.
Of course, that being said, the poor woman is now faced with another problem equal in severity to the one she started with. First she weighed too much; now she doesn't weigh enough. Either way, people are talking about her. In sourcing for other people's opinion about the matter, I think Erin of Girl Gone Veggie said it best: "It's amazing to me how emotionally charged people get when a woman's weight falls on either side of the size spectrum. It's almost a damned if you do damned if you don't."
Then again, when you're putting it out there in front of the world, it's going to be judged, criticized, and spoken about. I just wish the conversation could revolve around the work it took to get there, not simply the end result.
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BALTIMORE - Freddy Galvis' surprising rookie season could be in peril after a battery of tests revealed a possible fracture of his back.
The Phillies will not know the severity of the injury until Galvis seeks a second opinion sometime next week, but assistant general manager Scott Proefrock spoke in grave tones after Friday's 9-6 victory over the Orioles.
"It's serious," Proefrock said. "It could keep him out for a considerable amount of time."
The specific injury was described as a pars fracture, which occurs in the lower part of the back. Proefrock said Galvis could be in a brace for at least six weeks if the diagnosis is correct.


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Can the means used to resolve the conflict in South Africa be applied to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict? As someone who experienced both conflicts firsthand, Robi Damelin wonders about this. Born in South Africa during the apartheid era, she later lost her son, who was serving with the Israeli Army reserve in the Occupied Territories. At first she attempted to initiate a dialogue with the Palestinian who killed her child. When her overtures were rejected, she embarked on a journey back to South Africa to learn more about the country's Truth and Reconciliation Committee's efforts in overcoming years of enmity. Robi's thought-provoking journey leads from a place of deep personal pain to a belief that a better future is possible. The film will be followed by a brief panel discussion.
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Report: Kanye West's 'Little Girl Changed Him and It Shows'
(LOS ANGELES) -- Kanye West seems to have taken a liking to raising his daughter, North West, alongside his girlfriend, Kim Karadashian.
A source tells Hollywood Life, "He is really loving being a father. He's on North duty in the house all the time. He is love with her all day everyday," adding the couple's first child together is the "last one he kisses at night and the first thing on his mind in the morning."
The rapper-turned-doting father even tends to his daughter late at night, allowing Kim K the chance to catch up on her beauty sleep.
"If she cries in the middle of the night, guess what, he's getting up, kissing her and patting her on the back until she goes back to sleep," the source adds. "He does all that because he's making sure he's a hands-on dad and he wants Kim to get all the sleep in the world. He's really taking care of them and being everything to him. His little girl changed him and it shows."
The report falls in line with what West said of his daughter during a recent appearance Kris Jenner's talk show. "I have two really special people to live for," Kanye said last month. "A whole family to live for, a whole world to live for!"
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While Wednesday was a sad day in Steeler Country due to the loss of legendary radio broadcaster Myron Cope, it was also a day to celebrate his life and his impact.
Two regular contributors to ''Front & Center," Mike Dudurich and Rob Rossi of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, joined me to talk about their beats (golf and hockey, respectively).
Before we got to those topics, though, I wanted to get their thoughts on the colorful Cope. What followed were stories that brought about the goosebump factor.
Dudurich talked about listening to Cope's commentary on Steelers' broadcasts and remembered reading his award-winning writing for publications such as Sports Illustrated and the Saturday Evening Post. The Tribune Review golf writer also admitted, while in his early 20s, he called a sports talk show Cope was hosting in Pittsburgh. Dudurich recounted that he felt like he was ''walking on air'' after getting to talk to the Myron Cope.
While conceding that Cope was an acquired taste, he went on to say the Hall of Fame announcer's impact really hit home with him Wednesday morning.
That's when his daughter, a freshman at Penn State, sent him a text message that asked simply:
''Are you sad today?''
Dudurich, who had heard of Cope's passing moments earlier, wondered if she could possibly be referring to the practitioner of ''Hmm Hah."
So he played dumb and sent a text reply that said ''Why?"
His daughter quickly replied, ''Because Myron Cope died.'' Dudurich was taken aback. He didn't realize his daughter had paid much attention to the Steelers broadcasts.
Rossi also relayed several stories of Cope's impact on his life. It began when his high school teacher gave him copies of Cope's articles for Sports Illustrated and inspired him to pursue journalism.
It continued when the journalist-turned-broadcaster didn't appreciate and understand the ''Angry Young Man'' columns that Rossi had ghost-written for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette as a budding journalist. Rossi said Cope's reaction to those columns crushed him.
But the story ends well.
In his intermittent coverage of the Steelers for the Tribune-Review in the early 2000s, Rossi said he and Cope developed a ''friendly'' rapport. Then, when Cope retired in early 2005, Rossi was assigned to cover it.
A few days after the story ran, Cope sent a hand-written note to Rossi thanking and complimenting him. The note said something to the effect of ''good to see the Angry Young Man is a fine young man and fine writer."
Rossi still has the note.
Though I am a relative outsider not having grown up listening to Cope (or reading his work), I came to appreciate his style. He was colorful, candid, funny, mystifying and enjoyable—all at the same time.
No, he wasn't a great analyst. He didn't need to be. He was a fan in the booth with knowledge, originality and his own unique language. Most of all, he was himself, and he was Pittsburgh.
For all of his celebrity, Cope was likely most proud that his ''Terrible Towel'' creation made millions for the education of youth in the 'Burgh. Beyond the microphone, the typewriter, and the Towel, though, it seems his greatest impact was on people —many of whom he never met, several of whom he inspired.
Thanks for sharing the stories Mike and Rob and thank you, Myron, for being you.
Rob Egan hosts a daily radio show, Front & Center, on ESPN Radio 1430 Altoona and ESPN Radio 1450 in State College.


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All the def. syn. and ant. for Unit 7.
(v.) to calm or pacify, set to rest; to lessen or relieve (syn.) reduce, alleviate, moderate (ant.) aggravate, exacerbate, intensify
(adj.) beastlike; beastly, brutal; subhuman in intelligence and sensibility (syn.) animal, depraved, loathsome (ant.) human, humane, clement, virtuous, upright
(adj.) festive, sociable, having fun together, genial (syn.) fun-loving, jovial, merry (ant.) dour, grim, sullen, unsociable
(n.) a circle of acquaintance; a close-knit, often exclusive, group of people with a common interest (syn.) clique, set
(n.) a person or thing closely resembling or corresponding to another; a complement (syn.) match
(v.) to object or take exception to; (n.) an objection (syn.) protest, object to (ant.) assent to, consent to, accept, agree to
(n.) shameless boldness, impudence (syn.) gall, chutzpah, nerve, impertinence, cheek (ant.) shyness, diffidence, timidity
(v.) to decorate, adorn, touch up; to improve by adding details (syn.) ornament, garnish (ant.) strip, mar, disfigure
(adj.) lasting only a short time, short-lived (syn.) fleeting, transient, evanescent, transitory (ant.) durable, long-lasting, permanent, perpetual
(adj.) appropriate, apt, well chosen; marked by well-being or good fortune, happy (syn.) fortunate, well-put (ant.) inappropriate, inept, graceless, unhappy
(adj.) done slyly or stealthily, sneaky, secret, shifty; stolen (syn.) clandestine, covert, surreptitious (ant.) forthright, aboveboard, open
(adj.) glaring; tastelessly showy or overdecorated in a vulgar or offensive way (syn.) gaudy, flashy, tawdry (ant.) subdued, muted, understated, quiet
(adj.) misleading, deceptive; lacking in or not based on reality (syn.) specious, spurious, fanciful, imaginary (ant.) actual, real, factual, objective
(adj.) needy, impoverished (syn.) penniless, poverty-stricken, destitute (ant.) wealthy, affluent, prosperous
(adj.) far too great, exceeding reasonable limits, excessive (syn.) exorbitant, extravagant (ant.) moderate, reasonable, equitable
(v.) to cast overboard, get rid of as unnecessary or burdensome (syn.) cast off, discard, dump, junk, abandon (ant.) conserve, retain, hold on to, keep
(adj.) very persistent; holding firmly to a course of action or a set of beliefs; hard to get rid of, refusing to be put off or denied (syn.) stubborn, dogged, determined
(adj.) of little value or importance, paltry, measly; concerned with trifling matters, small-minded (syn.) inconsequential, piddling, trifling (ant.) important, significant, huge, gigantic


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Turmeric as Effective as Prozac, With no Side-Effects
A randomized, controlled study by the Department of Pharmacology of Government Medical College in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India found that in a study of 60 patients with Major Depressive Disorder, curcumin (turmeric) was as effective as fluoxetine (Prozac) in improving scores on the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale, but without side effects.
Sanmukhani J, Satodia V, Trivedi J, Patel T, Tiwari D, Panchal B, Goel A, Tripathi CB. Efficacy and Safety of Curcumin in Major Depressive Disorder: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Phytotherapy Research. Online July 6, 2013
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Thank you for posting.
I'm a big-time user of Turmeric. It helps with inflammation.
According to many holistic practitioners, reducing inflammation is the key to treating symptoms of depression or other "mental" illness.
Over 1,100 research articles on nutrition for depression:
Use the search engine on this site to search for studies on other "mental" disorders.
Hi Duane,
I am glad Tumeric works for you but as an FYI, when I took a very small dose of curcumin, I developed GI bleeding. Not sure how common my experience is but it seems that many people who have been on psych meds are highly sensitive to supplements that supposedly are harmless.
I also take issue with the claim that reducing inflammation is the key to treating symptoms of depression. I know psychiatry has grabbed on to that mantra and it seems that holistic practitioners always pick up on what psychiatry does although the main difference obviously is they replace psych meds with supplements. I guess I am asking where the scientific proof is that this occurs?
Maybe this is too simplistic but if I am depressed about something, of course my body is going to look like it is inflamed vs. when I am not. It just seems like this is another version of the bogus chemical imbalance theory.
Listen to your body, and trust what it tells you.
If a person wants to learn more about herbs, this is a link to the Commission E Monographs (Germany's FDA on herbs). I have a copy, which I use as a PDR of sorts:
Re: "Bogus chemical imbalance theory"
On several occasions on this site, I've given my position on this subject, (at the risk of being tarred and feathered). It goes like this:
Nobody can either prove or disprove a chemical imbalance.
I end to think there may be some "imbalance" going on for some people, however, I think it can be overcome and a person can fully heal.
In other words, I'm against the idea that there is a lifelong, incurable illness that presents as a chemical imbalance in the brain.
To clarify, hormonal imbalances are chemical imbalances that have a profound effect on mood. So can nutritional deficiencies, thyroid conditions, absorption and digestive disorders, sleep disorders…
Stress and trauma affect the body, bringing it temporarily out of homeostasis. I have said that I think it may be silly to think that prolonged stress or severe trauma cannot cause devastation to the body. In fact, there is research that shows that these things can cause inflammation – in the intestines, and some would argue, the brain as well.
I'm not troubled by those findings, because I thinks these can be addressed without psychiatry, without mind-altering drugs, ECT, involuntary lock downs or loss of freedom.
I'm not against a "chemical imbalance" theory. I'm against psychiatry as we know it. As a first line of treatment, without fully informed consent and often by force.
I'm pro-wellness, pro-recovery, pro-freedom.
Duane Sherry
And at the risk of *really* being tarred and feathered…
I was a former member of the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology (ICSPP), several years ago, before it changed names to the International Society for Ethical Psychology and Psychiatry (ISEPP).
I remember receiving a newsletter from the organization that addressed this issue. The article made mention of there being no proof of a "chemical imbalance", yet no proof of the lack of one either. The author suggested caution when dismissing such imbalance as a myth.
I like the term Dr. Joanna Moncrieff uses, 'The Myth of the Chemical Cure'…. IMO, this is the myth, in the chemical *cure*.
The myth of better living through mind-altering drugs… Drugs that have been shown to cause injury to the brain and body.
I think there are two pieces of evidence that suggest that serotonin imbalance is not true.
1 levels of serotonin metabolites in spinal fluid were measured in depressed and non-depressed people. There was a natural variation in both samples but no overall difference between the two groups.
2 there is a drug that lowers serotonin in the brain. It does not cause depression. Some people find it anti-depressent.
These tend to disproove the serotonin imbalance theory.
I konw of no other theory.
If you ask people who are depressed about thier lives and what was going on prior to them becoming depressed often they tell you something which is about a great setback or betrayal by someone they trusted. Although this isn't always true it is so often that it tends to make bio explanations a bit redundant in my mind
Thank you for this input.
It is very strange that those who have light, mild and severe depression take the same drug.
We could infer that those who have major depression would lack more serotonin than those who are not.
Serotonin is responsible for numerous things like the sense of temperature and so on…
As I said at the other comment there are four neurotransmitters that are known among millions of others that are not known.
What SSRIs are doing, and there are numerous experts explaining in books, articles, blogs, site… is causing a lot of changes in the body and mind of people.
There is a group at Yahoo that are discussing PSSD. Those who have quitted a SSRI and could never regain their sexual lives.
One of the most appalling things I did read there is that they claim they have their sexial fantasies "erased".
That is why SSRIs were considered to "treat" sexual offenders.
What about that?
I'm very sorry but with all the evidences believing in the "chemical imbalance" – what expression to name a theory – is out of the planet for me.
But this is me.
I respect those who believe it but I'm convinced after reading experts and the testimonies of patients that it should not even be an hypothesis. But it is a "theory". Well, the scientific methodology is a joke.
Sounds like you are just another person scared to lose your oh so needed Psych drug that gets you high. If you read scientific studies on Tumeric it has positive gastrointestinal effects. If you have GI problems with it then you very likely have the same issues with a pharm product like Prozac.
Turmeric as Effective as Prozac, With no Side-Effects
I changed my mind – I believe and accept "chemical imbalance". I just think it's more about malnutrition / deficiency and toxicity.
It sounds like we agree more than we disagree. Let me clarify my point.
When I called an alternative health provider for assistance and said to the assistant that I was having trouble getting off of Doxepin, immediately she assumed I had a "chemical imbalance" problem. In other words, her reasoning was similar to a psychiatrist who falsely assumes if you can't get off of a psych med, that is proof you need it due to having a chemical imbalance.
I do agree that the drugs can cause chemical imbalances and your body can be deficient in nutrients. But that is a totally different ballgame.
I think the problem is the boundaries get blurred at times which confuses the situation.
Nah, you're not going to be tarred and feathered. And anyone who does will have to get by me first
I too think we agree more than we disagree, and it's certainly not the first time. For years, I've enjoyed reading your comments. You have some good things to say!
Thanks Duane.
I enjoy reading your comments also, particularly the ones about how we need passion.
I don't know about turmeric- never tried it- but valerian works a treat for me when I am stressed.
I found good results with a combination that included valerian root a while back during a stressful time. Sometimes, combining just the right nutrients with just the right herbs is the key.
Where can I find me some of this here valerian root?
I get my products online, through Swanson's. They're good quality and less expensive than health food stores. –
Thanks for the information. This may be helpful for my roommate.
I have found that Valerian works great for reducing stress and for problems with insomnia. I'm glad you have found it works for you too.
If the theory it about the serotonin it means nothing for the "chemical imbalance" theory is not true.
Comparing anything to Prozac is good for nothing since Prozac, as all SSRIs antidepressants, reuptakes serotonin on the presynaptic gap and it makes a lot of harm. 5% of this serotonin remains in the brain while 95% travels around the body.
This is nonsense.
Can anybody give me the scientific evidence that depression is due to a "chemical imbalance"?
"Chemical imbalance" is a very vague expression but if it is real it is not understandable how a test to measure each patient is not available.
They blame serotonin but also prescribe drugs that deals with dopamine and the other two neurotransmitters they know.
There are millions of neurotransmitters that are not known. I believe in chemical imbalance: this is what happens to the brain after being exposed to medicines such as antidepressants SSRIs and other drugs. It creates a disaster in the the complex chemistry of the brain.
Too little is known about the brain and they behave as if they knew a lot. Oh please!
This article talks about the Hamilton scale but they don't say anything about the curcumin.
What have they really found about curcumin?
That it is safe and efficacious as Prozac.
"This study provides first clinical evidence that curcumin may be used as an effective and safe modality for treatment in patients with MDD without concurrent suicidal ideation or other psychotic disorders."
Without suicidal ideation? They are clearly saying here that it is NOT Prozac that causes the suicidal ideation. It is the disease.
Point to… Prozac.
Same old, same old.
English Parliament 2005:
5. Problems with Seroxat and other SSRIs
Prozac and Seroxat are the best-known examples of SSRI and related antidepressants, but others are widely used. The introduction of SSRIs led to a threefold increase in antidepressant prescriptions between 1990 and 2000. Prescriptions for antidepressants now match those of the benzodiazepine tranquillisers at their peak, 25 years ago.
Almost from the outset, there was concern about two main problems with SSRIs. First, there was suspicion (initially centred on Prozac) that these drugs could induce suicidal and violent behaviour – infrequently, but independently of the suicidal thoughts that are linked to depression itself. There was also concern (centred on Seroxat*) about a risk of dependence; some users. p.85
The influence of pharmaceutical industry
review done by the English Parliament
*Paxil in US and Aropax in Australia.
"suicidal thoughts that are linked"
Linked, hmm. Does that mean thoughts are genetic?! Can genes make thoughts?
What if *I'm* a gene? And everybody on the planet has a little piece of Me in them?
This is what they wrote at the review.
"linked" meaning "caused".
I didn't understand what do you mean with genetics here.
I'm sorry.
I was just being hilarious. Hilarity is a mutant gene, which is linked to my delirium.
I'm making fun of science.
Darlings, whose coming round to my place for a curry?
I'll bring the Hindi. I'm learning how to speak Hindi, and it's really fun.
To say "understand" in Hindi sounds like you're saying "so much tea". I love it.
A few thoughts:
We are what we think.
The thoughts we allow to enter our mind; those we decide to reflect on and keep for a while; those we choose to let go, chase off.
Could it be that we are also what we eat (and not eat)to a large extent? Can a person really eat junk food all day and expect to have mental clarity, good emotional health.
What about sleep, exercise?
Are we just "cerebral" beings?
Talk therapy cures any emotional ill?
Food and mood:
And the power of Mind and Body: to even look at a picture or hear mention of a food that one likes can produce salivating or nausea if one doesn't like.
I just checked my email: The Slow Cooker Chronicle eNewsletter
BAM. Instant memory – I think back to the slow cooker I left behind when I took my kids and ran. I *loved* that thing. I mean, REALLY loved it. It was a beautiful piece of cookware. I suppose that's why I subscribe to the newsletter? Oh, sigh… then I drift into feeling lowly, because I don't have a family to cook for anymore. And it isn't always easy to cook for one.
I'm eating Bush's baked beans today. I might eat Ocean Spray cranberry sauce, too. I'm trying REAL HARD to consume the water that I know I need to. And still struggling to make sense of the strange aversion I have to it.
I thought a thought that I judged as deeply interesting. I happen to like space aliens, a LOT. I like a lot of things. I figured, dehydration and oxygen depletion – does that have a trajectory? Is it true, when some people say, that "aliens" are … what becomes of human beings?
Great post!
I keep reading about more and more great benefits of turmeric making it seem like an amazing wonder spice. In the above article, turmeric is shown to prevent type 2 diabetes 100%, which seems in keeping with the type of inflammation and illness it can prevent.
Natural remedies like turmeric are most welcome since this article like all too many exposes "patients" suffer from Big Pharma greed and fraud as with the toxic drug, Depakote, pushed for bogus bipolar here:
Obviously, great idea for you to post information about this wonder herb that's been getting so much good press lately. I also appreciate the wide variety of great articles you've been posting lately in general causing much thought and animated discussions.
Posted on: Wednesday, July 10th 2013 at 9:30 am
Written By: Sayer Ji, Founder
Reasons Why Turmeric Is The World's Most Important Herb
There is a medicinal spice so timelessly interwoven with the origins of human culture and metabolism, so thoroughly supported by modern scientific inquiry, as to be unparalleled in its proven value to human health and well-being.
Indeed, turmeric turns the entire drug-based medical model on its head. Instead of causing far more side effects than therapeutic ones, as is the case for most patented pharmaceutical medications, turmeric possesses hundreds of potential side benefits, having been empirically demonstrated to positively modulate over 160 different physiological pathways in the mammalian body.
While no food or herb is right for everyone, and everything has the potential for unintended, adverse side effects, turmeric is truly unique in its exceptionally high margin of safety vis-à-vis the drugs it has been compared with, e.g. hydrocortisone, ibuprofen, chemotherapy agents. Furthermore, nothing within the modern-day pharmaceutical armamentarium comes even remotely close to turmeric's 6,000 year track record of safe use in Ayurvedic medicine.[1]
Despite its vast potential for alleviating human suffering, turmeric will likely never receive the FDA stamp of approval, due to its lack of exclusivity, patentability and therefore profitability. Truth be told, the FDA's "gold standard" for proving the value of a prospective medicinal substance betrays the age old aphorism: "he who owns the gold makes the rules," and unless an investor is willing to risk losing the 800+ million dollars that must be spent upfront, the FDA-required multi-phased double-blind, randomized clinical trials will not occur. For additional details on this rather seedy arrangement read our article on the topic: Why The Law Forbids The Medicinal Use of Natural Substances.
Here at GreenMedInfo.com, we have reviewed over 5,000 study abstracts from the National Library of Medicine's bibliographic database known as MEDLINE and have discovered over 600 potential health benefits of turmeric, and/or its primary polyphenol known as curcumin. These can be viewed on our turmeric research page which is dedicated to disseminating the research on the topic to a larger audience.
Some of the most amazing demonstrated properties include:
Destroying Multi-Drug Resistant Cancer
Destroying Cancer Stem Cells (arguably, the root of all cancer)
Protecting Against Radiation-Induced Damage
Reducing Unhealthy Levels of Inflammation
Protecting Against Heavy Metal Toxicity
Preventing and Reversing Alzheimer's Disease Associated Pathologies
Again, what is so amazing is not that turmeric may have value in dozens of health conditions simultaneously, or that it may improve conditions that are completely resistant to conventional treatment, but that there are over six hundred additional health conditions it may also be valuable in preventing and/or treating. Consider also the fact that turmeric grows freely on the Earth, and you will understand why its very existence threatens billions of dollars in pharmaceutical industry revenue.
Learn more about this research in the video below (keeping in mind that it is several years old and needing some updating), and please spread the information to others who may benefit from learning more on the topic
[1] The Genus Curcuma (Medicinal and Aromatic Plants – Industrial Profiles); CRC; March 2007
Sayer JiSayer Ji is an author, researcher, lecturer, and advisory board member of the National Health Federation.
He founded Greenmedinfo.com in 2008 in order to provide the world an open access, evidence-based resource supporting natural and integrative modalities. It is widely recognized as the most widely referenced health resource of its kind.
Disclaimer: This article is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Views expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of GreenMedInfo or its staff.
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Over 100 research summaries on turmeric.
It is a wonderful herb, with strong medicinal qualities:
And from Andrew Weil, M.D., Huffington Post article:
This is an off topic response but it will help people understand my caution regarding supplements.
Thanks to feeling that being on Remeron contributed to a hearing loss and developing tinnitus from being Wellbutrin XL that suspect is permanent, I joined a Yahoo Groups list for ototoxic drugs that is run by Neil Bauman, PhD. Even though he is not an MD, in my opinion, he knows alot more about the ototoxic properties of meds and supplements than most MDs and pharmacists.
Anyway, I visited the list online after having been away for while. I was stunned to see one of his posts implicating manganese as causing hearing loss and some balance issues. Unfortunately, he didn't state the level which I will ask him about.
But even if it is a higher than normal amount, since many alternative professionals prescribed supplements in excess of the standard amount to alleviate symptoms, this would greatly concern me and make me wonder about other "harmless" items.
Sorry if my skepticism upsets people but I would rather people know all sides of an issue vs. getting blindsided with a mysterious condition that may be due to something they took.
Thanks for bringing these issues up.
After reading this article I discussed taking curcumin with my psychiatrist (Who is supporting me in coming off meds and is knowledgable about supplements.) he encouraged me to try taking 1000mg of curcumin saying the anti inflammatory effects are well known and its a very safe supplement that he takes himself. I have been taking 1000mg of curcumin for 6 weeks now and have noticed a significant difference in my mood and in my fibromyalgia related general achiness with no side effects I think are related. Definitely recommend giving this a try! I am using Jarrow Forumula Curcumin 95 and taking two 500mg capsules a day
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25 Of The World's Most Infamous MarriagesMonica Bielanko
As much as I want to come off as one of these kind, positive, well-wishing people who is desirous of the best for everyone I'm going to go ahead and admit to being one of those A-holes who secretly delights in the failures of others.
Okay, okay, that's not entirely true and may have been exaggerated for effect, but I'm not going to lie, occasionally, when I hear of the marriage of a celebrity failing, especially when it's a couple who goes out of their way to showcase (couch jumping) to the world-at-large (motorcycling into movie premieres) just how in looooove they are/were (public dipping and tonguing), it gives me a small boost of confidence within my own marriage.
Okay, yes. You're thinking I'm a small-minded doucheburger, but this isn't a new development so let's just move on.
The recent divorce announcement of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise was slightly thrilling not only because the Katie Holmes hostage situation was peacefully resolved (I mean, were we not all wondering what the hell happened to cute little Katie from Dawson's Creek because just who the hell is this super polished "Kate" person?) but, well, because they (mostly he) pretended to be so couch jumpingly happy all the damn time and I hate that celeb "we are over the moon" crap. Which, Will and Jada, I have my stink-eye on youse as well…
The cancellation of the TomKat reality show got me to thinking about the most infamous marriages in history, celeb or otherwise. Go ahead, check 'em out so you can feel better about you're own union. I don't know about you but just knowing Elizabeth Taylor married the same dude twice or that Kim K's much touted nuptials only lasted seventy-something days or that Lorena Bobbitt cut off her husband's penis makes me feel a whole helluva lot better about my own marital bullsh!t. I mean, I may have assaulted a car with a shovel but I very sanely draw the line at maiming vital organs of human beings.
And then there are the murders and suicides…
So, if you're an A-hole like me, enjoy the ego boost as you take comfort in the marital shenanigans and failures of 24 other couples from history!
Charles and Diana 1 of 24"There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded." Princess Diana famously said about her failed marriage to Prince Charles. She was, of course, referring to Camilla Parker Bowles, who is now married to Charles. But Charles wasn't the only one with a wandering eye, Diana is alleged to have had affairs as well. The couple were married in 1981 and famously divorced 15 years later.
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Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley 2 of 24The world was shocked to learn that the daughter of The King of Rock 'n' Roll married the King of Pop. Jackson proposed to Presley after just four months of dating. Child molestation charges against Jackson surfaced at that time but Presley stood by her man, even after they divorced. The couple was married for about 19 months from 1994 - 1996. The most talked about moment of their marriage occurred at the MTV Music Awards, when Jackson surprised Presley by kissing her on camera. It was awkward, to say the least.
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John and Lorena Bobbitt 3 of 24Oh boy. What can you say about these two? The Bobbitts gained worldwide notoriety for an incident in 1993 when Lorena severed John's penis with a knife, drove a short while, then rolled down the car window and threw the penis into a field. She eventually called 911 and a search turned up the penis which was surgically re-attached. It apparently looked good enough for him to start a short-lived porn career. (John Wayne Bobbitt: Uncut and Frankenpenis). She was found not-guilty by reason of insanity. Thankfully, after 6 years of marriage and the penis incident these two crazy kids divorced.
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Joey and Mary Jo Buttafuoco 4 of 24We've seen the story told a thousand ways - in books, newspapers, Lifetime movies, and in television interviews... Who can forget Joey and Mary Jo Buttafucco? His affair with a young Amy Fisher ended with her knocking on his door in 1992 and shooting his wife in the face. Mary Jo was his high school sweetheart. Amazingly, she survived. Even more amazingly she stood by her man, for 11 more years, not filing for divorce until 2003. Fisher, who served 6 years in prison before being paroled, married a much older man (surprise) and has since changed her name to Elizabeth Bellers (her middle name and married surname). Fisher has a career in porn. (Another non-surprise)
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OJ Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson 5 of 24The unraveling of this seven-year marriage ended in two of the world's most notorious murders. She was murdered at her home in Los Angeles, California, along with her friend Ronald Goldman allegedly by her ex-husband O. J. Simpson. He was arrested and found not guilty of murdering both her and Goldman in a controversial criminal trial. During that trial 911 tapes were played from fights during their marriage where she alleges he beat her. He was later found liable for the deaths in a civil suit brought by the families of the two victims. Ironically, he is now serving thirty-three years' imprisonment for armed robbery and kidnapping relating to a fight over sports memorabilia with a minimum of nine years without parole.
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Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor 6 of 24This superstar couple trumps everyone in that they had two volatile marriages to each other. The couple fell in love while starring in the epic movie Cleopatra. They got married (the first time) just nine days after her divorce from Eddie Fisher (whom she famously stole from Debbie Reynolds). Basically, Taylor was the Angelina Jolie of her day. The first marriage lasted from '64 to '74 - a good run by Hollywood standards. They remarried a year after their divorce and divorced for a second time a year after that. Are you keeping this all straight? Reading gossip mags of the time, the world has assumed that their volatile relationship and Burton's excessive drinking were the main reasons the couple divorced... twice. But they gave it a good try, didn't they? With four marriages under her belt before Burton Taylor went on to marry two more times for a grand total of 8 marriages.
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Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn 7 of 24According to theanneboleynfiles.com, King Henry was banging Anne's big sister first and when the notorious womanizer tired of that he turned his attentions to Anne, the younger sister. He was so smitten with Anne he broke up her engagement to another man. Henry persued Anne and ultimately made her queen of England in 1527. Of course, as soon as he married her he wanted a divorce. He began an affair with another woman and, three years after their marriage, Anne was famously beheaded for crimes she didn't commit. Within 24 hours of Anne Boleyn's death the king married his new conquest, Jane Seymour, Anne's Lady In Waiting. Jane Seymour died just a year later, two weeks after her baby (the king's first son) was born.
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Jerry Lee Lewis and Myra Brown 8 of 24The Killer, as he's called, created one of the biggest scandals of his day when he married his 13-year-old cousin (twice removed). His marriage, better known as The Myra Brown Scandal, occurred in 1957. At that point Jerry, who was 22 at the time, had been married twice and, in fact, was still married to his second wife. Myra was Jerry's third cousin and it's said that she still believed in Santa Claus at the time of her marriage. For a long time Lewis' career was virtually destroyed by the marriage although it's interesting to note Elvis married Priscilla when she was just 14-years-old. Maybe it was the cousin thing that turned off the world? Lewis and Myra had two children and were divorced in December 1970 after 13 years of marriage. Lewis went on to marry three more times for a total of seven marriages.
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Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love 9 of 24Next to Elvis and Priscilla Curt and Courtney had, perhaps, one of rock'n'roll's most infamous marriages. (Sid and Nancy were never married). By most accounts, he met Courtney in 1990 and she pursued him for a while. She found out she was pregnant in 1992 and the couple married in February. The following August the couple's daughter, Frances Bean, was born. The battles between this couple are legendary. Drugs, fights, rehab, their daughter taken away by child services and placed with Courtney's sister... Only two years later Kurt Cobain would be dead. He was found in his Seattle home after shooting himself with a shotgun.
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Warren Jeffs and Everyone 10 of 24Warren Jeffs is the president of a large polygamist sect based mainly in Utah. He is now serving time in prison for two felony counts of child abuse. By some accounts he has as many as 79 wives and nearly 60 children. Jeffs' youngest wife clocks in at 12-years-old. He's now behind bars but his wives are said to be in touch with him still.
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Ike and Tina Turner 11 of 24You know who Tina Turner is but maybe you aren't aware of her ex-husband, Ike. It was a Sonny and Cher kind of thing. Ike was in a band and let a very young Tina (her real name is Anna Mae Bullock) sing on a record. Her singing was so great he decided to form a duo with her and changed her name to Tina Turner because it "sounded good". The couple shot to success. Ike, who was still married, started a relationship with Tina, ultimately marrying her in 1962. By the mid-seventies the couple's popularity declined, Ike was hooked on drugs and famously abusive. In 1976 Tina filed for divorce and left Ike and the band for good. As you're probably aware, she started a successful solo career. Ike Turner died in 2007 at the age of 76.
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Billy Bob Thornton and Angelina Jolie 12 of 24Tattoos, vials of blood, groping their way down red carpets. Yep, that defines the two-year marriage of Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob. After meeting on the set of a movie years earlier the couple married after a couple months of dating in 2000. Billy Bob was dating actress Laura Dern at the time who famously said "I left our home to work on a movie and when I cam home my boyfriend was married." Married and flaunting it all over the world, to be exact. From wearing blood vials to discussing their sex life (she once told Us Weekly "You know when you love someone so much you can almost kill them? I nearly was killed last night, and it was the nicest thing anyone ever said to me." Sadly, the 'almost killing each other' didn't last. The couple separated two years later and divorced in 2003, the year after she adopted Maddox.
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Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston 13 of 24This tumultuous marriage was captured on the short-lived reality show Being Bobby Brown. The couple met in 1989 and married in 1992. In 2006, after 14 years of marriage including several years of drug and alcohol abuse and epic fights, Houston filed for divorce. Many people blame Bobby Brown for introducing Whitney to drugs during their relationship but she denied that while she was alive, telling Oprah she was her own person and other sources have said she tried drugs before meeting Bobby.
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Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson 14 of 24The world's original sex tape stars. The couple whose honeymooon video ignited the sex tape phenomenon that folks like Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton have used to boost their fame. Anderson married Lee in 1995 after only knowing him for a few hours. During their famously volatile union Anderson filed for divorce twice and reconciled twice before finally going through with it for good in 1998. The couple have two sons together.
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Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren 15 of 24Most of this six year marriage was seemingly average but it sure went out with a bang (or nine or ten, if the girls in the tabloids are all to be believed). It began in November 2009 when, two days after a tabloid reported his affairs, Woods had a bizarre car crash outside his Florida home. Woods was found lying in the street with his wife hovering over him when authorities arrived at the scene. Nordegren told officers she was in the house, heard the crash and "broke the back window with a golf club". Riiight. I smell pissed off wife. Since when do you need to break a window to help someone when a big-ass Escalade rolls over a tiny little fire hydrant? You know the rest of the story... Their divorce was finalized nearly a year later.
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Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn 16 of 24Woody Allen used to be married to one of the sweetest movie stars around. During their twelve year marriage Mia Farrow and Woody Allen adopted several children and had one biological child. The marriage broke up when Farrow discovered Allen was having a sexual relationship with her adopted daughter from a previous marriage. Woody had known the girl since she was 10-years-old. Their sexual relationship began when he was 56 and she was 21. Allen married Soon Yi in 1997 and they've been together ever since. The couple have two children. Woody's biological son with Mia Farrow (who is super cute!) has widely disparaged his dad. On father's day of this year he tweeted "Happy Father's Day - or as they call it in my family, Happy Brother-In-Law Day." ZING!
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Tom Arnold and Roseanne Barr 17 of 24There was a time when this comedic duo owned the cover of the National Enquirer for all their crazy marriage antics. The couple met in the eighties on the stand-up comic circuit. She later brought him onto her sitcom, Roseanne. In 1990, days after her first marriage was finalized, Barr married Arnold. And chaos pretty much ensued. The couple did hard drugs together and fought constantly. This was around the same time Roseanne told PEOPLE she was a survivor of incest at the hands of her dad, a charge she later took back and chalked up to her mental illness at the time. Barr divorced Arnold in 1994 and he famously got A LOT of her earnings thus far in life. The couple still don't get along and their marriage goes down as one of the most contentious in showbiz history.
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Jon and Kate Gosselin 18 of 24What can you say about these two crazy kids that hasn't already been said? Or seen on TV? Got married, had twins, then had sextuplets, starred on reality show, marriage fell apart, after horrible public accusations and mudslinging couple finally divorced in 2009 after ten years of marriage.
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Adolph Hitler and Eva Braun 19 of 24Aren't they sweet? Just your average couple hanging around their living room? Not quite. This is Hilter and his lady love, Eva Braun. I wasn't sure if they were married but they got hitched just 40 hours before they committed suicide together as Allied troops closed in on Hitler's hideout. He was 56, she was 33. The couple met when she was just 17 and worked as an assistant to Hitler's photographer. According to Wikipedia "she attempted suicide twice during their early relationship. (sounds about right for a girlfriend of Hilter). By 1936, she was a part of his household at the Berghof near Berchtesgaden and lived a sheltered life throughout World War II." She didn't attend public events with him until 1944, a year before their deaths.
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Sean Penn and Madonna 20 of 24This doomed couple married in 1985 as he fired a gun at paparazzi helicopters that swarmed overhead. The relationship was marred by violent outbursts against the press, including one incident for which he was arrested for assaulting a photographer and served a month in jail. In 1988 Penn was charged with felony domestic assault for an incident involving Madonna. In the years since many people have alleged he beat her with a baseball bat and, in one case, tied her up in their Malibu home for nine hours and threatened to cut off all her hair. Thankfully, they divorced in 1989 after four years of marriage.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton 21 of 24Who knows what goes on behind closed doors with these two. But they've been together for nearly 40 years. They met at Yale in the early seventies and married in 1975. Their marriage has weathered one of the most notorious scandals in presidential history after his dalliances with White House intern Monica Lewinsky surfaced. But, by most accounts, this couple is still solidly maintainng one of the most infamous marriages in recent American history.
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Britney Spears and Jason Alexander 22 of 24January 3, 2004, Spears married childhood friend Jason Allen Alexander at The Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas. The marriage was annulled 55 hours later, stating that Spears "lacked understanding of her actions". So, while the marriage wasn't necessarily a volatile one it will go down in infamy as one of the quickest marriages ever. She married Kevin Federline six months later so she is one of a few people in the club of folks who can claim they've been married twice in one year.
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Kris Humphries and Kim Kardashian 23 of 24She managed to last longer than Britney but not by much. 72 days. That's how long Kim Kardashian lasted after her multi-million dollar, televised wedding to basketball player Kris Humphries. As you're likely well aware, many still debate the legitimacy of their ill-fated union, speculating that the entire thing was a publicity stunt designed to drum up ratings for the Kardashian reality show. I guess, much like who shot JFK, it will be one of America's much discussed secrets. Or, you know, a Kardashian will write a tell-all in a few years outing Kim.
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Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker 24 of 24Depending on your age you may not recognize this couple but yes, you're right, that is a lot of make up. That's Tammy Faye. Jim and Tammy Faye met and married while in bible college in 1961. He eventually became one of the most famous American televangelists of all-time. You know, a bible thumper who collects money? Yeah, one of those. Turns out he was bilking people out of millions. Not only that but Jessica Hahn, a church secretary, accused Jim of raping her. He denies the claim. He was indicted on fraud in the mid-eighties and sentenced to 45 years in prison. Tammy stood by Bakker through the scandal, including several instances when she famously cried big, drippy, black mascara tears on camera. Ultimately Tammy divorced Jim in 1992 while he was in prison. He was paroled after serving five years of his sentence. She remarried and died from colon cancer in 2007.
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Ruth Signore, of Williamsport, a participant with Albright LIFE, 901 Memorial Ave., recently donated four of her handmade blankets to Project Linus.
"It's something that has to be done, and I worked it in with other things I do," Signore said. "These are just a drop in the bucket.
Signore began crafting the blankets more than a year ago at Albright LIFE, after Susan Berta, activities coordinator for at the senior center, approached her.
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Shown at top is Ruth Signore, of Williamsport, and participant at Albright LIFE, with her handmade blankets that she donated to Project Linus. Above, Pat Warren, Project Linus coordinator for the Central Susquehanna Valley Chapter, left, accepts four of the handmade blankets from Signore. Each blanket was made with the help of material donations from project Linus and Albright LIFE. Squares for some of the blankets were traced and rough cut with help from other Alright LIFE participants. Project Linus looks for blankets made from new materials and in smoke-free environments.
"I couldn't just sit down and do them. If I was making supper I would sit down and put on a square or two," said Signore.
Berta asked participants if they wanted to help make blankets for Project Linus after she brought in guest speaker Pat Warren, Project Linus coordinator for the Central Susquehanna Valley Chapter. Warren informed Albright participants about Project Linus as part of the facility's wish to participate in activities that give back to the community.
"These are hospital blankets," said Warren. "They're bright, They're cheery. They're going to entertain some little kid in a hospital."
Each blanket was made with the help of material donations from Project Linus and Albright LIFE. Squares for some of the blankets were traced and rough cut with help from four other Albright participants.
"I hope people enjoy them," said Signore as she handed over her blankets to Warren. "You can't buy them. They have to be given, given with faith and love."
After the blankets are collected by representatives from Project Linus, a satin label is attached, sporting a picture of the "Peanuts" character, with the words "made for you by Project Linus." Blankets are then distributed by need to local hospital pediatrics and emergency rooms, and other local organizations, including CASA and Shepherd of the Streets.
According to Warren, more than 1,300 blankets were distributed last year.
Project Linus always is accepting handmade, washable blankets made of new materials and from smoke-free environments for children age 18 and under.
Blankets can be dropped off locally at Aquarius Pool and Patio, 170 Pine St., and Fastsigns, 535 E. Third St.
More information and other ways to donate to Project Linus can be found at www.projectlinus.org.


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Did I win? No – but I am well used to that. Spare a thought, however, for my club mate who has entered the Nationals in the Silver Masters' Category (45-50). Having won the Ulster Silver Masters (B), he was quite looking forward to a tilt at another title. Unfortunately, there is no B grade in the Silver Masters at the nationals and he has been thrown in the hat with the likes of Egan Jensen – who partners Eoin Kennedy in senior doubles. In short, Egan is a first-class handballer. It is something akin to turning up for a weekend competition at the golf club and finding Pádraig Harrington waiting for you on the first tee.
In fact, I played Jensen once during an intervarsity doubles tournament some 20 plus years ago. Even then Egan was head and shoulders above anything we were used to playing against. "Hit anything blue," was the advice my partner offered me, delivered in much the same tone as one turkey warning another turkey to "watch out for the guy with the axe". We got about three points; my own contribution being a spectacular kill shot off my left thumb. It was a unique shot in the history of handball and one that I have attempted – without success – to repeat over the years.
Hit anything blue? Sometimes I can't even do that.


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Step Afrika! A Perfect Rhythmic Storm
Discover the world of stepping! Like a tap dance without shoes, or a band without instruments, stepping is percussive dance that uses kicks, stomps, claps, and chants – all linked to African and modern dance traditions. As the first professional company devoted to stepping, Washington, DC's world-renowned Step Afrika! brings high-energy performance to the stage: a feast for both the eyes and ears. StepAfrika.org
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With fanfare and the lofty promise of a new era in New Jersey politics, Gov. Jon Corzine today announced a series of ethics and campaign finance reforms he said would rebuild the public's trust by cutting the influence of money in politics.
The Democratic governor signed four executive orders and urged the Legislature to swiftly enact the steps he could not take himself. The broad package includes closing the loopholes in the state's ban on pay-to-play -- the practice of awarding lucrative government contracts to campaign contributors -- and tightening restrictions on "wheeling" campaign money from one political party committee to another.
Tying corrupt New Jersey politicians to the role of special interests in the national financial crisis, Corzine summoned his cabinet and an array of academics, lobbyists and good govermment advocates to the Statehouse steps, where he declared that citizens are "mad as hell."
"The public understands all too well the intersection of money and politics is bad for their pocket books," Corzine said. "We have reached a point where New Jerseyans have come to believe that instead of government of, by and for the people, we have a government of, by and for political contributors. Today, that era ends."
The reform was rolled out as a bipartisan effort, with Democrats and Republicans quick to line up in support. But Republicans pounced on the governor's timing, claiming the focus on ethics is pegged to his run for re-election next year. GOP leaders hope U.S. Attorney Chris Christie, who has made a reputation of convicting corrupt politicians, will challenge Corzine.
"We welcome the governor to the dance, albeit in the third year of his term," said Senate Minority Leader Tom Kean Jr. (R-Union), who said the GOP has advocated several similar reforms for years.
State Republican chairman Tom Wilson was more blunt: "It's clearly all about the election. It's all about looking ahead to next year and assessing his vulnerabilities."
Corzine downplayed politics, portraying his moves as a "closing step" to follow through on campaign promises he made in 2005. He displayed a chart listing nine ethics goals, from installing a state comptroller to a ban on wheeling -- a practice that allows political committees unlimited ability to transfer cash to each other, skirting contribution limits.
"Take out what I said that I was going to do in 2005, I think you'll match it up with that list right there," Corzine said.
The four executive orders were designed to close loopholes in the state's ban on pay-to-play, impose a new ban on pay-to-play for all state redevelopment contracts, update disclosure standards for the executive branch and create a task force to bolster ethics in local government.
Further measures affecting county and local governments -- such as the wheeling ban and tightening pay-to-play restrictions at those levels -- will require action by the Legislature. Assembly Speaker Joseph Roberts (D-Camden) said the bills would be drafted "immediately" and he would like them to be introduced on Oct. 6.
"This is an atmosphere that's ripe for passing local pay-to-play reform," said Harry Pozycki, chairman of the Citizens' Campaign, who joined Corzine and Roberts at the podium. "Especially given our serious economic crisis, it is essential to put New Jersey taxpayers first."
Noticeably absent from the announcement was Senate President Richard Codey (D-Essex), who controls which bills are considered in the upper house. Codey and Corzine both warned against reading too much into it. Codey, who issued a statement applauding Corzine "for his leadership on this front," later said he simply wants "to see the details" of the package.
"I'm in agreement with where we want to go," Codey said. "We just want to get the bills first."
Others were cool to the new initiatives, calling them overkill that could hamstring local party officials and discourage candidates who aren't wealthy enough to finance their own campaigns. Middlesex County Democratic chairman Joseph Spicuzzo said he will comply with the new rules that emerge, but worried they could damage campaigns' ability to get their message out.
"This is going to hurt the Democrats as well as the Republicans," Spicuzzo said. "Unfortunately, you're going to have to be to rich just to run for office."
That sentiment was amplified by Steven Lonegan, a Republican and Corzine critic who is a potential candidate for governor next year.
"You are going to scare people away from politics," Lonegan said. "I hope it draws major opposition in the Legislature and a free speech suit."


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Guess who's coming to Huntsville? H&M! This is awesome news -- you won't have to drive to Atlanta anymore.
Go here to see the Huntsville Times Business post about the groundbreaking etc.
According to the store a building permit has been issued to Lakeview Construction of Pleasant Prairie, Wisc., for construction work for H&M at 340 The Bridge St.
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If you want to wait -- bookmark the email so you'll get their 20% off coupon when the store opens in several months.
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For decades now, the Royal Rumble has been a launching pad for future WWE Superstars.
Yokozuna, Batista, Stone Cold Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels are just a few of the names who have won the annual bout and proven very successful because of it.
Every single wrestler in the entire WWE clamors just to participate in the Rumble, because they know the payoff for winning: a title shot of their choosing at the grandest stage of them all, WrestleMania. And a title match at the granddaddy of them all is something the great majority of wrestlers will only ever dream about.
Indeed, some have better chances than others. Some would be able to do much more with a Rumble win than others.
Here are five superstars who would benefit most from winning the 2012 Royal Rumble match.
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