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Comment - Spirits - Keeping an Eye on the Little Guys
By Ian Buxton | 28 June 2012
In the whisky category, it would appear that, while the big are getting bigger, the small are getting... more proliferative. This month, Ian Buxton considers the boom in craft distillers and flags up the perils and pitfalls they face.
I'm struck, as I'm sure we all are, by the rapid and substantial expansion of distilling capacity in Scotland. Diageo's recent announcement of one, or perhaps it will be two, Roseisle-scale distilleries to make single malt follows hot on the heels of Chivas Brothers' expansion at The Glenlivet and planned re-opening of Glen Keith and the imminent renewal of operations at Tamdhu by Ian Macleod Distillers.
This is all great news and not, in fact, the cause of my worry lines. Paradoxically, it's the opposite end of the production scale that's troubling me: the number of projected micro or boutique distilleries that are in the planning or fundraising stage has never been greater.
But, how many craft distilleries can the market support? Already Kilchoman on Islay, Abhainn Dearg on Lewis and Daftmill in Fife are in production.
You may not have heard of Daftmill. That's because the owners are in the happy financial position of being able to send their entire new-make spirit to their warehouse to wait until it's fully mature, without the necessity of selling casks or very young whisky. Would that all such projects were in such a fortunate position.
In fact, the road to boutique whisky heaven is littered with casualties: the Ladybank Company of Distillers, the Blackwood distillery on Shetland and an ambitious plan to combine brewing and distilling on the outskirts of Edinburgh all appear to have hit the buffers. More often than not, 'investors' got hurt and bitter feelings ensued.
But where one fails, two new hopefuls spring up. Right now there are plans for a 'new Rosebank', near Falkirk (not that they will be able to use that venerable and venerated name); two, or possibly three projects in the Borders; a distillery on Barra; another on Harris; one near Huntly; another at Kingsbarns, by St Andrews; yet another at Lochaber on the Ardnamurchan peninsula and so on. And that's before considering English whisky projects in London, the Lake District – the list goes on.
Some distinctions should, in fairness, be drawn. Annandale, for example, appears to be fully funded from private financing, construction is well under way on an imaginative restoration and spirit should be running by the end of the year. Lochaber has just received planning permission and various of the others have received grants or support in kind from public sector agencies.
But, funding continues to be a real challenge. Consider the Kingsbarns project: This proposes to convert an attractive but essentially derelict group of redundant farm buildings into a small craft distillery on the Tasmanian model, with the standard food operation and gift shop to serve the tourist trade. According to the promoters, around GBP2m (US$3.1m) is needed (personally, I think they're being optimistic but I'm not a surveyor so I can safely be ignored).
But, they've just passed their third anniversary and construction is no closer to getting started than it was when they optimistically threw a launch party. Though planning permission has been granted and some funds raised, a recent crowd-funding exercise closed short of the target, as a result of which pledged funding cannot be called in.
Despite this setback, the promoters remain optimistic: "It did create a lot of media interest in our proposed distillery and we are now talking to a couple of interested parties willing to take the project on," they told me.
Sadly, many have failed at precisely this stage. Yet successfully raising the cash and getting started is where the problems, and my worries, really start.
It's pretty well documented that selling the first bottle (or even cask) from a new craft distillery is, relatively speaking, easy. Or, so far, it has been. But, that's in a market with just a few, distinctively-positioned small players and a large group of single malt enthusiasts.
Yet, once most of the really compelling brand propositions (England's first; Scotland's smallest, etc) have been taken up, the scope for distinctive marketing becomes harder, without factoring in the likely arrival of boutique whiskies from the burgeoning US craft distilling sector that has a vital few years head start. Exactly what's to distinguish Scotland's fifth, sixth, seventh and subsequent small craft distiller?
And, that's not to mention the wood problem. If the projected big distillery expansions go ahead as planned – and there's every reason to assume that they will – then there's a very real danger of an industry-wide shortage of quality casks. And, who do you think the bodegas and cooperages will support: their established, credit-worthy, long-term customers or an unknown upstart?
It's not my place to dampen entrepreneurial enthusiasm - indeed, I welcome with open arms the innovation and experimentation that can come from the craft distilling sector. The very best of luck to them.
But, I'll be keeping my wallet in my pocket for some while yet.
Sectors: Spirits
Companies: Diageo, Chivas Brothers, The Glenlivet, Ian Macleod Distillers
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Deborah K. Shuller, 44, of Newport died Thursday, March 17, 2011.
She was born Sept. 19, 1966.
She was a member of the Newport and New Bloomfield VFWs and Hunters Valley Sportsmen's Club.
Surviving are two sons, Dylan Shuller and Maverick Robinson, and a daughter, Devin Shuller, all of Newport; her father, M. James Weber of Enola; her mother, Emily Thumma of Newville; three brothers, Michael Garman of Enola, Jeff Garman of Newville and David Thumma of Shippensburg; and two sisters, Tracy Pyle of Mechanicsburg and Wendy Masson of Enola.
Services were held March 22, in David Myers Funeral Home, Newport.
Roger P. Barton, 63, of Harrisburg died Tuesday, March 23, 2011.
He was born Dec. 23, 1947 in Harrisburg to the late Warren H. Barton and Jean Spahr of Duncannon.
He grew up in Duncannon and was a 1965 graduate of Susquenita High School. During those years, he played baseball and basketball, which carried through the rest of his life both as a player and then as a coach of local girls' softball, Association of Retarded Citizens basketball coach, and, most recently, umpiring for the PIAA.
He was a 1969 graduate of the Smeal College of Business at Penn State University, and served as president of the Kappa chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity and Interfraternity Council; and a member of Kappa Alumni Board and PSU Alumni Association.
After graduation, he was a vocational rehabilitation counselor for the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation, retiring as director of Program operations in 2007 after 37 1/2 years of service, awarded the 2007 Pennsylvania Rehabilitation Association Charles Eby Administrator Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership and devotion to individuals with disabilities, and elected president of PRA in 2011; and was one of the original owners of Roxy's Cafe, Harrisburg.
Surviving are his wife Jorja (Hare) Barton; a daughter, Emily Arnold; two grandchildren, Jacob and Haylee; a son, Scott of San Francisco, Calif.; and a brother, Robert W. of Harrisburg.
A memorial service was held March 26 in Hoover Funeral Home, Hershey.
Memorial contributions may be made to Pennsylvania Rehabilitation Association, c/o Carl Marshall, 2304 Bellevue Road, Harrisburg 17104, which will provide scholarships to students in the vocational rehabilitation field.
John J. "June" Reisinger, 81, of Landisburg died Friday, March 18, 2011 in Golden Living Center, Camp Hill.
He was born Nov. 11, 1929 in Saville Twp. to the late John W. and Gertrude M. (Rowe) Reisinger.
He was retired from the former Carlisle Tire and Rubber Company, Carlisle, and worked for many years on the family farm and worked in several local grocery stores; an Army veteran; a member of New Germantown United Methodist Church; and an avid Philadelphia Phillies fan.
Surviving are his wife, Evelyn J. (Bupp) Reisinger; two daughters, Natalie Lynn Reisinger of Landisburg and Penny Lou Reisinger of Carlisle; two brothers, Paul E. of New Germantown and Terry L. of Landisburg; a sister, Mary A. Morrow of Landisburg; and numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews.
He was preceded in death by a son, Teddy D.; and three siblings, Chester W., Judith M. Reisinger and William E.
Services were held March 22 in Nickel Funeral Home, Loysville, with the Rev. Robert Rice Jr. officiating. Burial, with military honors by New Bloomfield VFW Post 7463, was in Restland Cemetery, Loysville.
Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Disease Fund, P.O. Box 96673, Washington, D.C. 20090-6673.


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Michael Rohd sounds a little frazzled. "We are literally rehearsing between three different cities at any given time," says the 43-year-old artistic director of Sojourn Theatre. Rohd is used to challenging projects—previous Sojourn shows have taken over Portland's federal courthouse, Marshall High School, a Wentworth auto service center and the roof of the then-vacant B&O Warehouse—but the company's latest show, On the Table, is different. It moves.
"We've done lots of projects over the years in different places, and we've always had a commitment to make work that makes spaces for people from different backgrounds to share arts-based civic experiences," Rohd says. "But we've never done a project that actively brings different populations together for an event." With that goal and Oregon's history of urban vs. rural conflict in mind, Sojourn spent much of last year searching for a partner community to stage a show that physically transports audiences. They settled on Molalla, a farming and logging community of about 7,000, 30 miles south of Portland. Nine months later, Rohd and company are opening a show spanning both cities.
Here's how it works: There are two first acts, set in 1980, about two different families. One is performed in Portland, at the renovated church currently home to Portland Playhouse; the other, in Molalla. ("We're trying to get 10 to 15 percent of [Molalla] to see the show," Rohd says.) For Act 2, both audiences board school buses tricked out with audio and video equipment (rented for the month from Molalla's First Student Inc.) and watch a film while riding to a third, equidistant venue for Act 3, set in 2010. All this movement requires the show's two stage managers to speed between locations mid-act. "The amount of travel is just hilarious," Rohd says.
That final act, which takes the form of a "sort of wedding reception," unites the urban and rural audiences for some problem-solving and—yet another complication—dinner, prepared by the newish Portland catering company Mayahuel. (Mayahuel is run by actor Joaquin Lopez, whose family owns La Bonita, and Jaime Soltero, whose family owns La Costita.) "It asks for some audience participation," Rohd says, "but it's not Tony n' Tina's Wedding." Good—let's eat.
The Church, 602 NE Prescott St., sojourntheatre.org. 8 pm Wednesdays-Sundays. Closes Aug. 1. Tickets at sojourntheatre.org. $12-$25.


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Michigan State Football Falling Out Of Top 10 In Preseason PollsWhile hopes might be high in Michigan, publications who put out their preseason polls have dropped the Spartans out of their top 10.
Spartans Open Spring Football Practice"There was a lot of retention, and I think that's pretty normal when you've been in a place for a while," Dantonio said.
Michigan State To Wear New 'Mean Green' Uniforms Against Maryland [PHOTO]Michigan State likes to think outside of the box when it comes to their uniforms.
'Spirit Of Detroit' Statue Getting Big Michigan State JerseyThe third-ranked Big Ten champion Spartans play second-ranked Alabama in a national semifinal at the Cotton Bowl on Dec. 31.
The Men Of MSU Hockey Sing Their Favorite Christmas SongsAll Spartan hockey fans want for Christmas is a road win vs. Northeastern in Boston this Saturday, but it's the most wonderful time of the year and a handful of MSU hockey men were asked to sing their favorite Christmas song.
Spartans Announce Bridges, Winston Among Basketball SigneesMichigan State men's basketball has received signed national letters-of-intent from Flint native Miles Bridges and three other players during the early signing period.
U-M Vs. MSU: On Campus Rivalry Report97.1 The Ticket webmaster Evan Jankens visits East Lansing and Ann Arbor to talk to students during rivalry week.
Spartans Riding A WaveMichigan State returns 15 starters, a Heisman Trophy candidate at quarterback and arguably the best offensive and defensive lines since Mark D'Antonio arrived.
Izzo Says This Michigan State Team Was Special"You don't like this team, you love this team," Izzo said.
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'Princess Lacey' Tribute Planned Again For Campus RockMichigan State University students plan again to pay tribute to an 8-year-old girl who died after a battle with cancer by painting a rock that serves as a campus message board.
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Monday morning in the Dougherty County Commission meeting, residents expressed their concerns about a natural gas pipeline that would pass through Gillionvile Road.
In the public hearing, one woman asked for commissioners to fight for officials to consider a pipeline alternative that would impact the least amount of citizens.
Robbie Barkley has lived on his land for close to 30 years. He's built his home and built his family but now that he's locked in to stay, he says the proposed natural gas pipeline could threaten his investment.
"They're going to put the compressor station roughly two or three hundred yards in front of our homes. It will actually split right between my house and my mother's home," said Robbie Barkley, President of the Hidden Lakes subdivision.
Barkley says the pipeline would run only a few feet away from his drinking well. He says not only would the infrastructure trail through his property but several surrounding subdivisions, affecting hundreds of people and possibly endangering wildlife.
"We took a picture of a bald eagle out there last week and they're going to try to put a pipeline through there. I think they still got a pretty tough road ahead of them," said Barkley.
Next Monday, September 16th, there will be a representative available at the next county commission meeting to talk about the pipeline. All citizens and stakeholders in the project are asked to come and hear information about the pipeline.
Chairman Jeff Sinyard says its important that the pipeline offers the safest and most non evasive impact on citizens and that commissioners are taking this seriously.
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40 ••• You could say that my second job is being a youtuber ▶, I go by the name Sentient Anomaly (formerly Ignorant Cancer). I'm not famous or anything, my channel has about 3500 subscribers even though the views are quite low compared to how many subs I have. Unlike other channels, I don't try to be forcibly funny or have exaggerated reactions to things to attract people's attention. I keep it real, pretty much . It's mostly a gaming channel 🎮 but you can also find videos of my urban explorations in abandoned places or some other videos about other stuff. As of right now (end of July 2016) I am planning to start a talking series about dating 💑! Yes, since I have a lot of real-life experiences with meeting people from online, I think I can talk about it for a while.
If you are curious and want to check me out or just support me even though you're not exactly interested in the content, feel free to subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/user/86dl , or like me on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/TheSentientAnomaly . If you are supporting me, thank you so much, it means a lot to me ❤.
39 ••• In the past I have been interested in real-life games, since I had created a variety of them myself when I was in Barcelona. Here in Hong Kong at some point I had tried to join some room-escape 🏃🚪 companies to see if I could make a living out of this passion but it didn't work out. I am not actively pursuing this goal at the moment, but I have not completely given up on it. Who knows, maybe in the future I will have my own real-life game somewhere. Not an experience like a room-escape game though, but something that goes far beyond that. That's one of my dreams! We'll see what happens ☺.
37 ••• Being coherent, patient, calm 😇. Seeing things logically and rationally rather than impulsively and over-emotionally. I am curious and inquisitive about things I want to find out about, and it's hard to squash my curiosity if I don't feel like I've understood enough. I will hardly accept something "as is", or "just because" if I am interested in understanding the reasons behind it. I am likely to make a lot of questions, however through the years I have learned not to alienate people 😤 and find the right balance between being rightfully inquisitive and not being nosy and/or annoying.
36 ••• Being honest, as far as interpersonal matters are concerned. My honesty comes more from the idea that I am not actually doing anything wrong that I must lie about it, than from a high moral standpoint. Sometimes I am too honest for my own good, since what my honesty conveys might not please others and might actually work against me 😩. I do believe though that honesty is a very essential component for any successful form of relationship (not just a romantic relationship, also between friends, family, co-workers, strangers… any kind of connection that two people might have for whatever reason👯).
35 ••• Considering others in what they might prefer to do 👍.
34 ••• Cutting my own hair 💂.
33 ••• Keeping a list of what I want to take care or focus on next. I always have some paper and a pen in front of my laptop to write small lists of things and take notes and stuff 📝. Also organising things of life into filterable Excel lists 📑.
32 ••• Googling the shit out of anything and unearthing seemingly unavailable content on the web 😧.
31 ••• Not wasting my money 💸. I am a very non-materialistic person and I do not need to buy expensive things to feel happy. There are things on which I do spend a lot of money on, like my computer, but it's still done in a very considerate and calculated way.
30 ••• Kissing 👄. Yep, really. Maybe my profile so far has been just a very boring list of things, making me seem as entertaining as an expressionless robot with a monotone voice reading through a phonebook 😬, but I am not like that in real life and I am very affectionate. Although once a noob (boo! 😅), I can now say with fair confidence that I am a good kisser. Then again, kissing, just like sex, it's something that works well and feels good when both people are into it and into each other, it's not necessarily just a "skill" one person alone can have to make kissing feel good for both 💏.
29 ••• Probably having a healthy and varied diet. I don't eat fruit and vegetables too regularly 🍎.
28 ••• Being funny for the sake of being perceived as funny, rather than being funny as it naturally happens, within context 🙊. Wait this is actually a good thing 😂.
27 ••• Laughing about things/jokes that really have no real logic behind it and don't make sense but are supposedly hilarious to others 😕.
26 ••• Acknowledging supposed authority 👮 or merit 👏.
25 ••• Celebrating things and making it look like my life is so cool on social media 📢😎.
24 ••• "Just going along with it", with "it" being something that nobody has actually stopped to question and we're all going along with it simply because everyone else seems to be going along with it 😠.
23 ••• Sugar-coating things. But I'm trying to add emojis on this profile to make it more entertaining to read 💈, but it's hard to do it from the web though!
22 ••• A lot more things I can't think of right now 💭.
20 ••• If they get close enough, then they notice my eyes 👁, with some people asking what color they actually are.
I only play on PC, no consoles. I created and manage a Steam group for HK people to play together and make new friends: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/HongKongSteamFriends
I held real-life meet ups for a bunch of months before but now the group it's not active anymore.
I don't play the super famous MMOs or competitive games like LoL, CS:GO, Dota or other things like that. Robocraft is the only competitive game I really play, I guess. I usually loved survival-horror games 🙀 like Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Cry of Fear, Alan Wake, No More Room in Hell; puzzle games like Limbo or Braid or mindfuck games like The Path. Some other games I really enjoyed are Project Eden, Obscure, Alone in the Dark, Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, Shadow of the Colossus, Outlast, DreadOut, Minecraft, Robocraft, Lucius, Sleeping Dogs, Deus Ex - Human Revolution, Oblivion, Skyrim, Switchball, Dying Light, The Forest, the series of Assassin's Creed, Hitman, Portal, Prototype, Prince of Persia, Splinter Cell, Tomb Raider, Dead Rising... I also used to play The Sims 3 a lot, mostly for the creative side of it in building.
If I have a gaming partner, I love playing co-op games together, online or next to each other.
18 ••• Music 🎵: I like different kinds of music, mostly anything that combines rap and metal or EDM. Some favorite artists: Linkin Park, Hollywood Undead, Deuce, Korn, Issues, Dangerkids, Scare Don't Fear, Eminem, Fort Minor, Splitbreed, Tyler the Creator, Young Buck, brokeNCYDE, Pho3nix from Lie or Liar, System of a Down, Limp Bizkit, G-Unit, Attila, Nok from the Future, B.Lay, Ronnie Radke, Marilyn Manson, Lil Wayne, Dead Celebrity Status, Insane Clown Posse, Psyclon Nine and some more. So I guess my main genres are rap, rap-rock/rap-metal/rap-core and nu metal, also like metalcore and a bit of crunckcore, deathcore, and a bit of industrial and pop. I also enjoy electronic music too, especially dubstep, vocal trance, trap, goa-psy trance, progressive psy, and more rarely even lighter music like pop and R&B, depending on what the song is about and my mood. Lots of things basically.
17 ••• Movies 🎥: I rarely go to the cinema but I have watched quite a lot of movies, mostly on my computer. I go through periods in which I watch loads of movies and periods in which I don't watch any at all, focusing on gaming instead.
I like movies where you have to think and try to figure out the plot as things are happening, movies with twists, those that maybe require a second watching to completely understand the story; also movies with an innovative or unusual story/idea behind them. I like the "found footage" genre. Some movies I really liked are (this list is a bit outdated now): Last Shift, The Taking of Deborah Logan, Afflicted, The Last Exorcism, Triangle, Grave Encounters, The Descent, Fight Club, Super, Ken Park, Oldboy, Lovely Molly, The Tall Man, The Butterfly Effect, The Mist, The Matrix, Chronicle, Cloverfield, REC, District 9, Kick Ass, Borat, Saw, The Devil's Double and many more.
I'm also into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
I keep track of what I've watched here: http://www.imdb.com/list/ls052715857
16 ••• Shows 📺: I don't really watch any shows or series. I know everybody watches series. Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead, and many more, but I really can't commit to watching a series that goes on and on for ages. I'd rather watch a movie for 90 minutes and be done with it, either it being a good or bad movie. With series, you always have to wait for new episodes to come out. Also, I see that quite often people end up being disappointed with the series and lose interest in it at some point. So many people were into Lost back in the days, and then the ending was shit apparently, and everyone felt so let down after investing so much time into the series over the years.
But I did watch some series in the past. I used to love The X-Files as a kid, and I did watch some anime series like Ergo Proxy, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Ghost in the Shell and Gantz. Salad Fingers was an animated web series I really liked.
15 ••• Books 📖: I don't read books. I do read a lot though, online. Articles about what's happening or what's new in the world, or articles about specific topics which are relevant to my interests. I use Wikipedia and other wikis in general quite a lot, rarely I contributed to some Wiki article. I read on a want-to-know-more basis, but I don't have a book in my hands so that people can think how smart I must be. As far as reading for entertainment, I (used to) read some mangas online, like Gantz or Maka-Maka, or some webcomics like Oglaf. Novels don't entertain me, so I don't read them. You're a book lover, okay, shoot me XD
14 ••• Food 🍴: Here in Hong Kong I have gradually stopped cooking to the point of not cooking at all anymore. I always eat outside but I don't spend much, usually under 50$ for a meal. I can eat typical local food but to be honest it's not my favorite. I prefer something like pizza 🍕 or a nice burger 🍔 or some spaghetti 🍝 to some noodle soup 🍜 (which I still enjoy, sometimes). I eat at McDonald's 🍟 fairly often, I'm totally not ashamed of it and if you look down on it, then maybe that's a problem (for you). I enjoy it mostly, only disIike it if it's crowded and noisy. And I definitely hate that local people NEVER clean up after themselves, I always see tables fully covered in previous customer's leftovers, it's disgusting.
13 ••• Another activity I enjoy doing when possible is the exploration of abandoned buildings/sites 🏢🔦. I used to do this alone, but now I don't go alone anymore. You can see some of my explorations here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD52CD41B5E4860AB
There's a gazillion abandoned places here in HK. So far I have been to the following abandoned places in Hong Kong: ATV studios, Central Hospital, Shaw movie studios, Ma Oh Shan.
I end up doing most of my serious thinking when I can't sleep or when I am depressed 😢. Sometimes talking to myself out loud, as having to construct an understandable sentence with spoken words helps me shape a mass of abstract thoughts 💭 into a more concrete and understandable idea.
10 ••• I also spend a lot of time wondering and researching 🔬 about what's the proper word that accurately describes what I want to define; how to correctly pronounce words I thought I knew how to pronounce. I check thefreedictionary.com all the times.
08 ••• Places like LKF 📣 are really not my kind of place. People tend to assume that that's actually my natural environment since I'm a westerner 😒, so supposedly I should to like to get drunk and try to pick up chicks all night. Not really my thing though. I don't even like the culture of having to drink in order to enjoy yourself. Actually I used to like to dance 💃, but clubs in LKF are way too small and overcrowded to even have some room to move. Also, people don't really seem to dance at all, they mostly stand there with their drinks in their hands while barely nodding their heads to the music and checking their phones. And don't even try to have a conversation in a club, you can't hear shit 🙉.
07 ••• If I'm at home, I'm probably playing videogames, watching a movie, enjoying some music, or... cuddling someone under the sheets 🛌?
05 ••• But since this is supposed to be the section where you discuss about more personal stuff, here is something: I'm just not as easily cheerful as the average person usually is, as it seems harder for me to experience joy than all most people 😞 (although here in HK everyone seems to be somewhat depressed, to be honest). I suppose I'm anhedonic. I don't let this affect my interaction with others though, as I usually do have a positive and vibrant mood 😃 whenever I am with someone. I may carry my gloom inside, but I'm not the kind of person that would sit in a corner and whine about life without doing something about it. I am in fact constantly trying to improve my situation 💪 despite my insecurities and sometimes lack of will to carry on 🚊🚶. My moving from country to country (Italy, UK, Spain, now HK and later Japan) is a result of this inner restlessness.
03 ••• If you managed to read all of my profile, you should definitely message me ⚠. Just tell me if you fell asleep 😴 while reading it, so I'll try to make it less boring next time. Or if you enjoyed reading it, let me know as well!
02 ••• I respond to 99% of first messages and if I think it's a waste of your time to keep messaging me, I will let you know clearly and friendly 👼
01 ••• That's it!!! You've done it!! You're a HERO!! CONGRATUALTIONS!!! 🎈🎈🎈🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉🎈🎈🎈 You finally reached the END of my profile!!! 😮😮😮 *hands in medal of endurance while pulling the "Not Bad" Obama face and slowly nodding* 👉🏆
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Blow me over. Autism Speaks, one of the major autism organizations, has recognized catatonia as an important symptom in autism, and has endorsed electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) for its treatment. This is a bit like the Mormon Church endorsing Seagram's Crown Royal.
For so many years, the diagnosis of autism has been plagued with uninformed political correctness, its treatment encumbered with well-meaning but ineffective psychotherapies. Parts of the autism community, stealing lessons from the mental retardation activists, insisted that autism wasn't a medical disease at all but just another "condition" on the band of normal.
Revealingly, the pediatric section of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of the American Psychiatric Association doesn't mention catatonia in its section on "neurodevelopmental disorders" (of which autism is a big one) but rather "stereotypic movement disorder." The idea is that this is a specific movement disorder that kids with autism and Intellectual Disability develop.
No! It's catatonia!
How is it possible that official pediatric psychiatry is so out to lunch that its main representatives don't recognize a condition that has been around since 1874, when Karl Kahlbaum in Germany coined the term and said that all this stereotypical repetitive movement, posturing, rigidity, mutism, alternation of stupor and agitation, and negativism that patients display corresponds to a single underlying disorder that he baptized catatonia.
Catatonia soon vanished as an independent syndrome and became a "subtype" of schizophrenia. That's the reason pediatric psychiatry has shied away from catatonia, because they know their patients don't have schizophrenia. Yet twenty years ago we stopped seeing catatonia as a form of schizophrenia and recognized its independent existence, but somehow pediatric psychiatry never got the word.
A lot of pediatric psychiatrists never got the word about convulsive therapy either. They remain stuck in the 1970s and would like to wear tie-dyed tee-shirts to work, if they could; they still clutch those dog-eared copies of Michel Foucault and RD Laing when they go to sleep at night. Under seventies-holdover, there are still major pediatric hospitals that do not offer ECT, even though it's the treatment of choice for melancholic depression and catatonia in children.
So for pediatrician Ricki Robinson, who's on the board of Autism Speaks, to come out now for ECT, and for benzodiazepines such as lorazepam (Ativan), in treating catatonic symptoms of autism marks a real turning of the page. This is a welcome eruption of science into a field that has been quite resistant to treatments other than behaviorism. Behaviorism, the psychological treatment advocated by BF Skinner, has its place. But catatonia is a medical disease and should be addressed at some point by medical treatments, which is to say, treatments that affect the physical substance of the brain and body, not just psychological treatments that affect "the mind."
The parents of autistic children with the catatonic symptom Self Injurious Behavior (SIB) have been especially hard done by. SIB can be a nightmare both for parents and the affected children. The children seek ceaselessly to harm themselves, by smashing their fists against their head, or kneeing themselves in the face if their arms are restrained. They can induce cerebral hemorrhages or detach their retinas and go blind.
Here, Applied Behavioral Therapy (ABA) is useless. But some neurodevelopmental units are still dominated by behaviorists who think that ECT is the work of the devil. One behaviorist called a psychiatrist who recommended ECT for a child with serious SIB "the new Mengele." Shock therapy, on the other hand, can abolish the self-injurious behavior, relieve other symptoms of catatonia and autism, and give the child (and the parents) a new life. A once stigmatized treatment considered abusive is now riding high in triumph back into the medical citadel, and Oxford University Press has just published a guide to something that a decade a ago would have been viewed with shock and horror.
So, yeah, kudos to Dr Robinson and Autism Speaks. Good work!


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corpse_rot 7 years ago#1
my dad wants to play but his excuse is he can't see the crosshairs well enough.
also who has played this game with LAN? is it good, how do you set it up, any easy step by step tuts?
LAN should be pretty straight forwad. If you have trouble, look at this
As to your question about the crosshairs, the answer is no, Tell dad to get eye glasses :)
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corpse_rot (Topic Creator)7 years ago#3
thanks for the linke.
another quesiton: with far cry 1.4 (cumulative patch), how can I turn on something like God mode. I can't work it out man.
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Here's some instructions I had saved in a text document.
1. Download the fracrycheats.zip file. (Click where it says "Step 1. Click Here" ) and save it to a folder where you can find it, or your desktop
2. You'll have to extract the file. If you help with that, just give a shout.
3. Once you've extracted it....right click on the devmode.lua file and select "copy".
4. Go to start->my computer->C: (local disc)->Program Files->Ubisoft->Crytek->Far Cry. (or wherever the Far Cry main folder is located)
5. Right click in the Far Cry main folder and select "paste". You'll receive a message asking if you want to over-write the file...say yes.
6. Go to your desktop and right click on the Far Cry icon that you use to launch the game and select "Properties"
7. Put a space, then type -devmode at the end of the Target Line so that it looks like this......
"C:\Program Files\Ubisoft\Crytek\Far Cry\Bin32\FarCry.exe" -demode
^^OR you can just clear the target line and paste that in.
8. Then click "Apply".
Now open the game and use the keyboard commands from the "Developer Mode" section of this page to activate your cheats.
NOTE: If you go to play online multi-player, you'll have to remove-"devmode" from your Target Line or you'll immediately be kicked from whatever server you join.
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^^ There was a typo, your Target Line should look like this.....
"C:\Program Files\Ubisoft\Crytek\Far Cry\Bin32\FarCry.exe" -devmode
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and if it bugs you that your enemies can shoot you while you're inside a tent, install this.
I guess some idiot thought it would wise to have bullets penetrate tent canvas, but what real world soldier would blindly fire into a tent, not knowing who's in there?
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corpse_rot (Topic Creator)7 years ago#8
thanks a lot man i really appreciate this. :-)
no problemo. I guess I was assuming you're running XP, the path in the Target Line would prolly be different for Vista or Windows 7. Anyway, if you have problems, just give a shout, and post what operating system you're using.
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A problem with scouting is that it often requires you to tune out the gut-level instinct for instant action.
Tournament winners separate themselves from the chumps who run up the first-place payouts by demystifying the quest to put fish in the boat.
Editor's note: What makes the perfect fishing boat? It depends, among other things, on the type of fishing you have in mind. This is the second of two columns examining a veteran charter captain's progression through the four boats he has owned.
After 20 years of running smaller charter fishing boats, Capt. Al Anderson of Narragansett, R.I., in 1981 moved up to a 35-foot Down East-style boat, built in close collaboration with Connecticut-based designer/builder Peter Legnos.
Editor's note: Choosing the "perfect" fishing boat is impossible because what works for one angler is often ill-suited for another whose needs differ. In this first of two columns by Zach Harvey he interviews a 50-year charter skipper who talks about the first two of the four boats he has owned — the merits and shortcomings of each and why he moved on.
What makes a perfect fishing vessel? There's no singular answer to that question. There are a thousand issues of scale, of fishing methods, species and grounds, of inlet clearance or pure economics.
Every year, a few of us try it. November comes up so fast, with so much fishing we'd intended to do not done. So we decide to stretch the envelope a bit, hold tight in the slip a bit longer, resolving to go sniff out a few more codfish or prowl the beachfronts, up in the lee, the northerly blows no real threat as we jog out to intercept a few late-running bass and blues deep in month 12 before the weather sours in earnest.
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Tim Coleman died May 3, in Weekapaug, R.I., doing what he loved to do best at that time of year: scouting the salt ponds and outer beaches for spring striped bass. He was an exceptional saltwater angler and a prolific writer. Thousands of readers lost an advocate and authentic storyteller for fishing in the Northeast, and anyone fortunate to have known Tim lost a good friend.


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Stephanie Premji
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Stephanie Premji is interested in identifying and explaining inequities by racialized, immigrant or linguistic minority status in occupational health and in access to workers' compensation. She is particularly concerned with the mechanisms at play in creating or amplifying those inequities. She is currently researching linguistic minorities' access to workers' compensation, as well as the impact on health of professional deskilling among precariously employed racialized women. Her educational background is varied and includes human geography, anthropology, environmental sciences and epidemiology. Whenever possible she conducts mixed-methods, interdisciplinary research in collaboration with community organizations. Stephanie's research usually incorporates a gender-based perspective. She has written the guidance for incorporating gender in healthy workplace initiatives for the World Health Organization. She has also participated in various educational and political initiatives to promote immigrant workers' health and is interested in developing avenues for action.
Premji, S. In press. Mechanisms of inequalities in health and safety: conceptual model and research agenda. PISTES (Perspectives Interdisciplinaires sur le Travail et la Santé).
Premji, S., Lewchuk W. 2013. Racialized and gendered disparities in occupational exposures among Chinese and white workers in Toronto, Canada. Ethnicity & Health. Published online October 23.
Premji, S. Smith, P. 2013. Education-to-job mismatch and the risk of work injury. Injury Prevention, 19(2): 106-111 **Paper selected for press release by BMJ**
Premji, S. Etowa J. 2012. Workforce utilization of visible and linguistic minorities in Canadian nursing. Journal of Nursing Management. Epub ahead of print.
Hanley, J., Premji, S., Messing, K., Lippel, K. 2010. Action research for the health and safety of domestic workers in Montreal: using numbers to tell stories and effect change. New Solutions, 20: 421-439.
Premji, S. Krause, N. 2010. Disparities by ethnicity, language and immigrant status in occupational health experiences among Las Vegas hotel room cleaners. American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 53: 960-975.
Premji, S. Duguay, P. Messing, K., Lippel, K. 2010. Are immigrants, ethnic and linguistic minorities over-represented in jobs with a high level of compensated risk? Results from a Montréal, Canada study using census and workers' compensation data. American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 53: 875-885.
Premji, S., Lippel, K., Messing, K. (2008) "On travaille à la seconde!" Rémunération à la pièce et santé et sécurité du travail dans une perspective qui tient compte de l'ethnicité et du genre ("We work by the second!" Piecework remuneration and occupational health and safety from an ethnicity- and gender-sensitive perspective). PISTES, 10(1)
Premji, S., Messing, K., Lippel, K. (2008) Would a "one-handed" scientist lack rigor? How scientists discuss the work-relatedness of musculoskeletal disorders in formal and informal communications. American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 51(3), 173-185.
Messing, K., Premji, S., Lippel, K. (2008). But "two-handed" scientists are using only one hand now". (Letter) American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 51(10), 797-798.
Premji, S., Messing, K., Lippel, K. (2008). Broken English, broken bones? Mechanisms linking language proficiency and occupational health in a Montreal garment factory. International Journal of Health Services, 38(1), 1-19.
Premji, S., Bertrand, F., Smargiassi, A., Daniel, M. (2007). Socio-economic correlates of municipal level pollution emissions on Montreal Island. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 98(2), 138-42.
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Margaret Elizabeth Gay and Joseph Roswell Evans Jr. were united in marriage at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 19, 2008, at Lovely Lane Chapel in St. Simons Island. Dr. Rodger Murchison officiated.
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