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- 1 "Court of Star Chamber" should not redirect to "Star Chamber"
- 2 Etymology
- 3 Religious Bias
- 4 Henry VII
- 5 Fleeting mention
- 6 Starr Chamber
- 7 Page moved to Camera Stellata
- 8 Joseph McCarthy and Star Chamber Methods
- 9 "Mistakenly thought"?
- 10 "Retaining"?
- 11 This article is a mess
- 12 Tripadvisor photo
- 13 Use in Shakespeare
- 14 See also: Diplock courts???
"Court of Star Chamber" should not redirect to "Star Chamber"[edit]
The article says that the Star Chamber "had no connection with the later Court of Star Chamber." Well, Wikipedia has created a connection between the two, because "Court of Star Chamber" redirects to "Star Chamber." I don't know how to fix this improper redirect -- could someone please take care of it? If we get rid of the redirect, I think it's likely that someone will create a separate article for "Court of Star Chamber." Novel compound (talk) 14:08, 28 June 2008 (UTC)
The etymology of the term Star Chamber in this article, having been so-named "because the court chamber had a pattern of stars on a dark blue background painted on its ceiling" is pure urban myth. The correct early spelling was Starr Chamber. Here's a quote from Blackstone:
It is well known that, before the banishment of the Jews under Edward I, their contracts and obligations were denominated in our ancient records starra or starrs, from a corruption of the Hebrew word, shetar, a covenant. (Tovey's Angl. Judaic. 32. Selden. tit. of hon. ii. 34. Uxor Ebraic. i. 14.) These starrs, by an ordinance of Richard the first, preserved by Hoveden, were commanded to be enrolled and deposited in chests under three keys in certain places; one, and the most considerable, of which was in the king's exchequer at Westminster: and no starr was allowed to be valid, unless it were found in some of the said repositories. (Madox hist. exch. c. vii. §. 4. 5. 6.) The room at the exchequer, where the chests containing these starrs were kept, was probably called the starr-chamber; and, when the Jews were expelled from the kingdom, was applied to the use of the king's council, when sitting in their judicial capacity. To confirm this; the first time the star-chamber is mentioned in any record, (Rot. clauf. 41 Edw. III. m. 13.) it is said to have been situated near the receipt of the exchequer: that the king's council, his chancellor, treasurer, justices, and other sages, were assembled en la chaumbre des esteilles pres la resceipt al Westminster. For in process of time, when the meaning of the Jewish starrs was forgotten, the word star-chamber was naturally rendered in law-french, la chaumbre des esteilles, and in law-latin, camera stellata; which continued to be the stile in latin till the dissolution of that court (264).
--QuicksilverT @ 06:16, 29 December 2005 (UTC)
Blackstone popularized that theory, although it seems by no means clear that it is correct. Other historians disagree with Blackstone and, frankly, his argument feels rather contorted, similar to what you expect for an urban legend. The OED etymology favors the stars-on-the-ceiling interpretation, while admitting that there is no proof for it. Citing the spelling "starr" in some older documents is hardly conclusive, since spelling at that time was so slipshod in the first place.
It should, in fact, be noted that the line in Blackstone preceding the passage quoted above is: "I shall venture to propose another conjectured etymology, as plausible perhaps as any of them." I don't think he meant to make a strong historical case for this as much as put the possibility out there. To declare the stars-on-the-ceiling origin to be a myth seems rather too strong, in this case.
- JW, 13 July 2006
- I agree with JW, the OED explanation certainly seems to have more verisimilitude. In the absence of better evidence either way, I'd suggest perhaps de-emphasizing or at least re-wording the Starr theory. As it is presently worded it still sounds a bit like a 'debunking' of the more simpler and arguably more plausible decoration theory. 22.214.171.124 18:26, 9 January 2007 (UTC)
- I've rewritten the section entirely, and given substantially more credence to the OED, which explicitly rules out Blackstone's theory and calls the decoration one more plausible. Blackstone also mentions a couple of theories he didn't invent, and I've added those in. Shimgray | talk | 20:40, 15 January 2007 (UTC)
- I just got into this controversy, because I noted that the quote "crimen stellonatus" should be "crimen stellionatus" (see Blackstone). I have corrected this. I happened to trip over it, because "stellonatus" does not exist. "Stellionatus" does exist, but it is not derived from the word for "star" ("stell-a -ae"; this should give "stellatus"), but from the word for "newt" or "lizard" (stelli-o-onis). So, if the name "star(r) chamber" is derived from "crimen stellionatum", which very well may be the case, for all I know, it does not refer to stars, but to newts in some way. "Stellionatus a stellione quod est lacerta genus quo nullum animal homini invidet fraudulentius" (Pliny, libr. 3, cap. 10). I hope this is helpful :-)--Ereunetes (talk) 00:10, 8 March 2008 (UTC)
- I am actually writing a thesis on the jurisdiction and bureaucracy of the Court of Star Chamber and consequently have spent much time perusing the archives at the British Library and the UK National Archives relating to the judicial body. The Hargrave MS 216 from the British Library provides extensive information on the origins and proceedings of the Court written by Star Chamber clerks during the Elizabethan period--namely, William Mill. Even in the 1580s, common law attorneys--particularly Grimstone and Hexte ([1])--protested the authority and jurisdiction of the prerogative court, and Mill set about to authenticate its legacy. Before I provide a transcription of part of his treatise, it should be noted that the spelling during the time period was not codified in any way, so the fact that the Court of Star Chamber has been written "Starr-Chamber/Ster-Chamber/Camera Stellata", etc. makes no difference.
"...that the Court was erected but in 3. H. 7 I doe know this to be an opinion ignorantly received by many but approved by non that hath knowledge of the Court. And that Attourney or Clerke whatsoever that taketh benefit of the service of this Courte and can speake no better for it not that will speake for highly against it I hold him not worthy to tarry in it I assure them it pleaseth not mee to heare that the honourable Antiquity thereof should bee soe defaced by the servants of the same Master Lambert hath lately sett forth his minde Concerning this pointe in question whose discourse I will endeavor to inlarge by such additions as my experience can supply. As it cannot be denyed but that it hath ever beene the Councell Chamber of the king in which Councell all matters of state of what inporance [importance] soever have bene ordinarily handled until the tyme of king Edward the sixth or toward the latter end of king Henry the eight soe hath it ever bin a Court for the hearing and deciding of all matters of misdemeanors whatsoever falling out betweene partie and partie. That it was knowne by the name of Lee Chambre des Estoielles pres le Resceipt in the tyme of Edward the third, the Record it selfe maketh playne mencon [mention]..." ([2])Jekelsoe (talk) 17:50, 2 July 2013 (UTC)JK
Religious Bias[edit]
As it presently stands this article shows a strong bias in favor of the Tudors and against the Stuarts. Much of what Henry the VIII did seems to have been completely written out of it. I suggest that it be re-written with a little more balance. El Jigüe 2-9-06
I completely agree with this statement. kelly, 3-25-06
Agree Sapph
- Just out of curiosity, why is there a mention of Henry VIII in the Stuart section? It is jarringly out of place in the prose, even if someone wanted to make the point that the Stuart uses resembled the Tudor ones. Should be reworded or removed I think. 22.214.171.124 18:26, 9 January 2007 (UTC)
Henry VII[edit]
I have made an edit regarding the power of the Star Chamber in Henry VII's reign. I can't figure out how to do footnotes, but here is the reference: S.B. Crimes, Henry VII, Berkeley: University of California Press, 1972: p. 99.
- ok, i tried to add the reference, but something weird is happening. i added ref tags where appropriate and added the {{subst:Footnotes|100%}} thing at the bottom. on preview it only adds one reference as [1], but after i submitted it, that reference turned to [2] and the text in the references section is repeated. i think it has something to do with the external link near the top, but i couldn't figure it out... -02:33, 30 August 2006 (UTC)
Fleeting mention[edit]
The fleeting mention of the censorship of newsbooks in the 1630s is deceptively incomplete, and makes it sound as though that's the only bit of relevant newsbook history that ever ocurred pertaining to this matter. I think it's hardly informative anyway, and suggest that it either be fleshed out into its own subject, or at least linked somehow to the History of Journalism article.
Also, the term "newspaper" is anachronistic for this period. I've replaced it with the correct term, newsbook, instead. --Spudstud 21:43, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
- Agreed, as it is currently written it is still de-contextualized. Mention of it does seem appropriate in the article, but someone needs to read a monograph or two on the event and give it context. How big an impact this had on the newsbooks, political context, etc. A layperson reading the article would think of a modern ruler outlawing the print media - is such an historical analogy intended or accurate? 184.108.40.206 18:26, 9 January 2007 (UTC)
Starr Chamber[edit]
I have a printed bookelt of a speech given by teh Archibishop of Cnterbury against Bastwick, Burton, and Prinn in 1637. The spelling on its title page is "Starr Chamber."
- Do you think that spellings of any English words have changed since 1637? No? You're probably right. Go now to the 17th Century Literature page and correct all the mis-spelled titles.
Page moved to Camera Stellata[edit]
This page was unilaterally moved to Camera Stellata two days ago by User:Amovrvs. No explanation was given. I've moved it back. If anyone thinks the move was correct, please discuss it here. -- Zsero (talk) 01:48, 29 February 2008 (UTC)
Joseph McCarthy and Star Chamber Methods[edit]
Joseph McCarthy was famously accused of using star chamber methods to interagate his subjects by congressman George H. Bender. This might be a good example to add. JVandezande (talk) 21:36, 19 March 2008 (UTC)
- An example of what? How the term has entered the popular culture? -- Zsero (talk) 22:43, 19 March 2008 (UTC)
"Mistakenly thought"?[edit]
"It was mistakenly thought that in 1487 an act was passed which established a special "Court of Star Chamber" to deal with the nobles;" Thought by whom? -Ahruman (talk) 17:12, 22 April 2008 (UTC)
A definition or citation of the code-word "retaining" would be useful to those of us who are not from the British culture. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk) 13:51, 26 November 2008 (UTC)
This article is a mess[edit]
The same information is repeated multiple times, slightly altered. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 22:56, 2 March 2012 (UTC)
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Use in Shakespeare[edit]
The star chamber is mentioned in the first scene of Shakespeare's 1602 play, 'The Merry Wives of Windsor'. Master Robert Shallow: "Sir Hugh, persuade me not; I will make a Star- chamber matter of it...". http://www.opensourceshakespeare.org/views/plays/play_view.php?WorkID=merrywives&Scope=entire&pleasewait=1&msg=pl Should this be included in the main article? Theaternearyou (talk) 03:02, 24 February 2014 (UTC)
See also: Diplock courts???[edit]
What is the connection between the medieval Star Court and the modern-day Diplock Courts? This seems like purely political tampering to imply that the Diplock courts are/were arbitrary and unjust. While that argument could be made, it hardly seems appropriate to do so by inserting an irrelevant link on this article. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Grey-nimrod (talk • contribs) 01:13, 23 March 2016 (UTC)


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I don't know.
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How handy an indefinite lifespan would be?
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Some kind of technology could clean up pollution, but I don't know how it could do it or how soon. We will only find that answer through fundamental research and experimentation. We must ensure that whatever the technology is, it does not create harmful side-effects or byproducts for the environment and other species when we use it.
Your best movie ever is?
Your religion is?
Your political view?
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Your favorite song, and your favorite style of music are ?
favorite song: "Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong
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It would, of course, be an unwarranted insult to the intelligence and solicitude of the cross-section of society taking to the streets against corruption to brand it a rabble roused to frenzy by media wiles.
The credit for bringing things to this pass goes, perhaps even more than to Anna Hazare, to the government strategists who thought up the incredibly foolish plan of taking him into preventive custody and soon found themselves at a loss to handle a detenu determined to overstay his welcome in Tihar jail. Hazare and his cohorts couldn't have asked for a better opening to this, the second round of their campaign for a Jan Lokpal bill. The government, which has clearly lost the plot, now seems reduced to a face-saving role in Hazare's script.
For the media, this is, no doubt, a delectable situation replete with possibilties. And, indeed, the generally barbed coverage fully befits the occasion. But, in the race for eyeballs, a section of the media—some TV channels in particular—give the impression of having sprinted ahead of the story and dragging it along behind them. What defies imagination, even as it stretches journalistic credibility, is that the messengers become the lead players, directing the route the story will run, conjuring up twists and turns where there are none and keeping the news-in-the-making illusion breathlessly alive.
This hybrid genre of an agitprop news television is, by now, a familiar even if never pretty sight in India. The type depends on a number of props to keep the buzz going. Hyperbole is its figure of speech. The Hazare movement is instantly catapulted into: a revolution, the second war of independence, South Asia's 'Arab spring'. Nothing short of the entire nation, we are repeatedly told, is watching. So the man on the street, or the VIP in the studio, speaking to the TV channel is, ipso facto, speaking to the nation. It doesn't matter that the channel in question may only have a single-digit viewership. If there is a lighter side to Benedict Anderson's concept of a nation as an imagined community, this must be it.
The relationship between such media and their essentially middle-class consumers is becoming uncomfortably incestuous. When respondents cluster around a camera for a vox pop, they aren't so much required to offer their independent view on an issue as add to the chorus of opinion orchestrated by the channel. A photo op masquerades as a movement. Dissident voices get short shrift. It's more like a recruitment drive than a professional journalistic exercise to seek and purvey news. Increasingly, the channel's role seems to be to trigger and promote a form of direct democracy by the middle class. Politics and politicos are routinely debunked. Even representative democracy doesn't seem to cut it.
No channel in the league seems able to resist this strange, aggressive, white-collar evangelism. On the contrary, the more strident and hawkish ones in the pack seem to set the tone and tenor of the discourse and the rest follow helplessly as if driven by some inexorable law of the market. It is all so oracular and self-referential. The positions taken are almost always maximalist and hardly even nuanced. A ratings mindset demands that the pot be kept boiling.
Arguably, the media enables such friskiness at its own peril. A revolution of rising expectations, even if not alarmist at present, might prove more and more difficult to cope with in the long run. Apart from the implicit risk to human sensibility of a relentless, adrenaline-pumping media, the law of diminishing returns is bound to kick in sooner or later. Truth-telling, at the core of journalism, may then become vulnerable to the market dictate of giving the people what they want—this already serves as an alibi for the dumbing down and tabloidisation of the news media. This argument, as former NBC president Reuven Frank argued, is a dope-pusher's excuse. Journalism, surely, is a higher calling.
Anna Hazare and his struggle for an effective Lokpal bill against corruption are not creations of the media. But there is a gnawing sense of a convergence of the civil society, which sustains the man and his movement, and the media market. It is at this nexus that 'brand Anna' takes shape, independent of its author. It is this brand that drives the media into its high-pitched hard sell. It is a rare confluence of big cause and huge profit. The irony is that the man who, more than most, paved the way for such freewheeling market-friendliness suddenly finds himself estranged and isolated. Manmohan was for long celebrated by the middle classes he enriched and pampered. Suddenly, his government is the butt of their ire and new expectations abound.
Kudos to Anna team for letting us discuss the issues of corruption. But a query haunts me. It is called a civil society. Is it not a modernist perception to talk about civil society? I stress the word civil. Why is so much euphoria for this civil society? What about those who do not come in the purview of this category of the civil, those who are uncivilized in the ordinary sense of term. Every hegemonic group—man, white, rich and higher castes etc.--- consider 'the significant other' represented by woman, the black, undercastes, tribals, drug addicts, sex workers,bisexuals, homosexuals and lesbians etc . to be uncivil. The term civil itself is a misnomer, as it does not include the multiperspectivist mélange of Indian society. Setting aside this argument, does this so-called civil society group represent whole of Indian civil society. How can one be assured that these social activists represent the whole of the masses? The mad rush of people on the streets in their support does not mean that they have the supp ort of whole of India. The only indicator of people's representation is the parliament. If they have such a mass appeal amongst the Indians, why do not they get elected and pass whatever bill they like. Why do these people not ask their followers to shun their apathy for casting the votes. Indian middle class rarely votes. By this process, they can get all the bills passed according to their whims.
Next, in democracy, there is the presence of the multiple point of views. How can they say that their version of Lokpal is better than all others. They should not evade debate. Laws should be made after thorogh discussions among the diverse groups of the society and the parliament is the miniature form of Indian society. Even then, they may be allowed to discuss the issues relating to Lokpal.
Next, why does not team Anna ask his followers to stop bribing the corrupt officials? If they do it simultaneously with the Lokpal bill, it would be a great deterrent on the corruption.
If too much power is invested a single institution, who would assure that that isnstitution would noty become dictatorial in due course of time. There should be checks and counter checks on the Lokpal too. More importantly, the appointment of the Lokpal should be through public. We, the people , should have the right to elect the members and officers of this institution, otherwise it would turn out to be anarchist oligarchy with power in the hands of the select few.
At this juncture, even referendum is no solution, as public opinion, filled with herd mentality, is swayed by Anna wave. The mob cannot think; it acts as it is asked to think. So, the results of the referendum would not be objective. Moreover, how many people know the real contents of the bill. So, this bill should be passed after thorough discussions amongst the various sections of the society, otherwise Govt. may pass a 'uni-dimensional' act. Both government and civil society should also know how to respect the other view to avoid looking a victim of ethnocentric jingoism, as dissent is the very spirit of democracy.
Despite your disapproving tone, the wide TV coverage of Hazare movement is exactly what the country needs. You must be a Congress sidekick, who is unnerved by the possibility of a strong Lok Pal prosecuting your Congress bosses. Don't worry, you have a lot of company. Almost the entire Engish print media of the country is working overtime to dig up dirt on Anna and cast the anti-corruption movemenet in negative light. You are a worthless bunch. I am glad at least the TV media is doing its job.
Arundhati Roy,and the less abrasive Shashi Kumar now, have their own views, of the Anna Hazare movement on differing counts and hence, at varying notches. The bitter flavour is not exactly unwelcome; as the present din, brightlights and mirages swallowing the populace will make the logically ordained, final disappointment when it occurs, lead us, (including the excited middle class in action) into greater cynicism that much faster! As elaborated in 'The Future of Freedom", all factors of life have had parallel change of standards; hence leaders, issues, media, politicians and columnists,... all have hit new highs or lows. Thus, Arnab Goswami and Shashi Kumar tend to depict differing levels of sobriety. Quite natural.
A minor CORRECTION in my post. In line five, please insert "that" after "the lofty hills", so that it reads: "......the lofty hills that the Gramsci masterpiece is."
Thanks, Manish Banerjee and Fedup Indian, for opening my eyes to the great masterpiece of the genre of which Sashi Kumar is a persistent, though as yet undistinguished practitioner. May his persistence be better rewarded and may he soon at least reach the foothills of the lofty hills the Gramsci masterpiece is. Am I making sense, dear Manish and Fedup?
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ba ba black sheep have you any wool.
Is this still the name college kids use or is there a more current name for guys like Shashi Kumar?
No they don't use the same name these days. College kids these days are straight forward sensible persons. In Hindi medium they call them chamchas, in Enghlish its flunkeys.
Btw, was Gramsci the kind of flunkey like you quoted?
As Antonio Gramsci once opined in his ecumenical treatise, the antidisestablishmentarianism of Judith Butler's hypochondriacal floccinaucinihilipilification leads to supercalifagelisticexpialadocious carpal tunnel syndrome.
Back when I was in college, we called these kinds of fellows "pseuds". Is this still the name college kids use or is there a more current name for guys like Shashi Kumar?
Yes, Mr Sashi Kumar. you and JNU and CPM care for the poor, the dalits, the minorities. Yes the middle class is casteist and must be held to account for untouchability, atrocities on women etc. perpetrated in India at any time starting from today back upto the start of history
On every issue, you and the the tribe, whom you represent, will point out that the dalits and the minorities are not with any movement, whether by JP or by Anna. In fact you would have liked to say the same thing about M K Gandhi except that he handed over India to Nehru-Gandhi family, which is the divine family line you worship.
The people are all foolish, who are being misled by the channels. Did you not read Bukhari's exhortation to Muslims? Do you require any other proof that Anna is being propped up by RSS? When will you use the new guns, purchased for the forces? Like Ramdev, attack at midnight. But use guns, which kill. Thereafter bring Rahul to condemn the barbarity of ManMohan Singh. Let ManMohan Singh go to jail and let the new Rahul Gandhi rule with the help of Sashi Kumar and others of his ilk.


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support for emotional eaters!!(149 Posts)
Having had some really solid support on MN, I thought itwould be worth seeing if there are many other women who find themselves eating in order to occupy their minds, temporarily console themselves and to keep feelings pushed down!? Its got to the point where I have gone from voluptuous to matronly..not feeling my za za zing anymore! Really need to address weight for my health.its the evenings where I sit and pick, think, and also the evenings when I go on MN..so I thought, combine the two, and anyone else who sees something like this in themselves? Maybe we can support each other.
Hi fhd,
Yes i have had 32 sessions lol its part of my training etc.
I dont do any excercise really, I get rhuematiod arthritus a lot this can cause pains everywhere, and is especially set off by stress. Family life is good child and hubs are fab, but me rolls eyes, feels like I'm hitting the self destruct button sometimes. It's like that doctor heal thyself scenario, I am a counsellor to be, and cant seem to sort my one big problem which is my weight.
Dh could do with losing some weight, he has got bigger we both have since we got together, a lot of it is down to laziness i think, and taking the easier option.
guilty and fhdl my husband is skinny. He comes from a country where food was scarce when he grew up and he simply cannot comprehend eating disorders. I think he'd be less puzzled if I was addicted to alcohol or gambling. We never discuss it but I suspect he believes I'm just greedy and lazy.
Ditto javotte ! He would probably think an opium habit more understandable !. Although they have a saying which makes sense..eat your fill at breakfast, share lunch with friends and give your evening meal to your enemy.(now giving self a good telling off for those those big evening dinners..)
Dippy, definitely pleased you started this thread and also that you put it here. Just so sad that so many of us are blighted by the same problem.
Sponge, I often dip into the dating thread and keep up with what's going on and I'm sorry about the latest "interest". I've found that this dating business is what has triggered my issues off again. You've done amazingly well losing the weight that you have done and you just need to remind yourself that you did it for you.
Anyway, onwards, going to meet a nice guy that I've been talking to for a couple of weeks and he likes his women big and beautiful so I'm trying to like myself for what and who I am today and low and behold, I haven't eaten badly but sensibly today.
Good luck everyone!
Good for you, concentrate, hope it goes well!
Relaxing is key am sure.I just keep putting fresh starts off until tomorrow, which.never.comes!
I had begun to despair until I went to see a herbalist two weeks ago. She correctly diagnosed some imbalances that I had helped to create through emotional eating and general stress levels being too high. She gave me some supplements (not expensive ones) and a herbal tonic (specific to my situation), and some very good advice and my appetite is now under control and I have lost 5lbs in the first week (weigh in on Friday for week two). It was the best money I have spent in a long time (£45.00 for consultation, £13.00 for tonic). My skin, hair and nails are better than they have been for years.....
I will keep you all posted if interested.
two words Over-eaters Anonymous
It has saved my life
Brooxy I went there and one of the women put me off, being in my face with her nosy questions. There are 2 groups and she goes to both.
Any experiences and helpful suggestions are going to be helpful for all or some of us..food for thought!
I really want to go back to OA but
Sole..contact your local group and speak to someone who goes there.ask to meet them for a coffee then go into group with them.
Or, it is fine in those kind of groups, to say why you were put off and how you prefer to be treated.take a friend for support? If you pm me and say area you are in, if it's near me I will come with you.am a drugs counsellor so have experience of groups etc
Hi Dippy, I did meet the leader beforehand. This woman was one of the members. I am un B'ham. There are two groups here. Thank you x
Read Eating less - say goodbye to overeating by gillian riley -its on amazon. This is really helping me with my overeating - the best of anything i have ever read
Me! Gone from 8 to 14 stone in last few years used to be really fit and active, now cant walk up stairs without getting breathless. I also binge eat, full bag of party size crisps and chocolate in an evening
I have developed short-term strategies to cope with overeating to a certain extent (going for a walk / putting sweets and biscuits at the back of the cupboard so I can't eat them absent-mindedly / etc.) but I'd really like to get rid of emotional eating altogether. Nothing has helped so far even though I know why I comfort-eat.
Hi ladies, I'm definitely an imotional eater. When I have stress in my life I get very confused between wanting to give myself a little treat to cheer me up (as in a bar of chocolate) and also eating to because I don't care about myself and want to say fuck it I will have a bag or two of crisps.
I love Paul McKenna's book 'I can make you thin'. As he actually addresses emotional eating a n gives you techniques for reprogramming your mind as well as helping you to realise why your eating and pause long enough to try and stop your self.
Also his way of eating doesn't forbid you anything. He just askes you to only eat when you're hungry and stop eating when you're satisfied.
Having said that, its not easy to change old habbits. I went to Pizza Hut with a large group of DS friends and mums last night. And in my head I was thinking you should have the medium, Italian crust veggy supreme. But what came out of my mouth when I ordered was, a large half spicy beef and peperoni and half american bbq. And a Peroni. I was ordering the type of meal I would eat when I was easily slim and later when I didn't care about my size. Even as we sat there waiting for the food to arrive I was berating myself for another poor choice.
My main thoughts about stopping my overeating is, 1. Get more sleep, 2. Eat more friut and veg. 3. Try and exercise 3 times a week. And when I think I want chocolate either have friut or a drink or tell myself to wait ten minutes to see if the craving goes away.
Love myself more.
I've been through the mill with binge eating taking over my life for several years. I'm mainly ok now so thought I'd share some things which have helped:
Overeaters anonymous helped me a lot, and although I am disenchanted with it now and am extremely sceptical of all 12 step programmes, I would certainly recommend giving it a go, making use of the OA slogan "Take what you like and leave the rest".
The book "Potatoes not Prozac" was a revelation, it focuses on the effect of different foods on the body and brain rather than emotions. I had known for years that giving up sugar was something I needed to do for my sanity, this book enabled me to do it and improved my overall mood and health beyond recognition.
I also had therapy from a specialist in eating disorders. This was a massive battle. I think that nowadays professionals are more aware of binge eating disorder so I hope it's no longer as hard as it was for me.
I have to admit I haven't read the thread as I still find it all too painful although I've been mainly ok for the last couple of years. I hope these tips may help. x
The website linked to Potatoes Not Prozac is www.radiantrecovery.com x
OA didn't help me at all. It made me very wary about 12 step, although I do know that AA certainly has helped many. I prefer to not be 'powerless over food' and take responsibility for my own recovery... so I needed to find resources that gave me that responsibility..
The Gillian Riley book mentioned upthread did. But the biggest help for me has been SMART recovery. Free online meetings, forum and helpful website. There's a UK site which is just in its infancy but the main site has much more information and help. (it has a .org domain rather than the uk .org.uk one)
qumquat how did you manage to stay off sugar on the long term? I also feel so much better (less tired, better mood, not to mention the pounds falling off) when I dramatically reduce my sugar and starch intake, but it only lasts a few months and then I start bingeing again without an identifiable trigger.
I was a binge eater/emotional eater for years. I could never figure out why I turned to food. I eventually came to the conclusion that whatever I couldn't control had to go - this meant giving up chocolate (and anything containing sugar basically). It was hell at first, but the cravings eventually passed after a few weeks. After a few months I no longer had any desire for chocolate. When I eat chocolate now (which is rare) I can taste the sugar in it and it tastes vile to me.
Besides losing weight, giving up sugar had another amazing effect. For the first time in 20 years I could control what I ate. I now eat a sensible b/f, lunch and dinner with good protein sources to help fill me up. Sugar is empty calories, it increases appetite and makes you want to eat more, not less. It is the food of the devil!
If you want to get some control over your eating, seriously consider giving up all sugar. Its the best thing I ever did.
Feeling a tad silly asking this, but apart from sugar and obvious sweets, choc etc, how do you give up sugar?! I love fruit but that has natural sugar in....? Sounds interesting, the bit about mood stabilising appealing too!
Dippy, fruit does have natural sugar in it and even though its good for you I prefer to get my vitamins and minerals from lots of veg instead. I read the labels on sauces etc and if sugar is the first or second ingredient, I put it back and choose another brand. I'm not obsessed by any means ... if I want pudding I'll have it, I just don't have it every day. But chocolate was a major problem for me - I couldn't control it and when I tried to avoid it I craved it like a mad woman!
Freaklikeme I agree that giving up sugar has amazing effects and the less you eat it, the less you crave it physically. Have you got an idea why after 4 or 5 sugar-free months I find myself emptying the biscuit cupboard? It has happened many times over the last 10 years.
I don't think I would give up sugar. Eat alot less of it yes, but not all together. When I'm eating healthily I eat more fruit and yoghurt as opossed to chocolate and biscuits/cake.
I eat for energy as well as all the other reasons. I'm tired every day and even if I'm not hungry, if I'm feeling worn out I'll reach for the choocolate to give me a lift. Of course the very high high means a very low low not long after. And so the day can go on.
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Mcihael then you should try to be more objective and
less on your POV defending the trash that is Castro
Sensoring the page about Castro make you equal to Castro
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That mean any thing is wrote in hear do no have value
is meaningless.
Good lock then to you MichaelW
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Censsoring or no censoring[edit]
Mcihael then you should try to be more objective and less
on your POV defending the trash that is Castro, censoring
the page about Castro, make you equal to Castro on autority,
inside Wiki.
That mean that any thing that is wrote in here do no have value,
is missing objetivity is meaningless.Good lock then to you MichaelW--silentStrike 10:06, 11 September 2007 (UTC)
Cuban votes[edit]
Dear MichaelW:
I live inside the island for almost 28th years I was born in Havana went the airplanes where dropping bomb. My father was one of Castro's Men. If I wanted I was able to scale inside the government to higher position. But one thing past through my brain all the time Do I really deserve? Clearly no. Michael w went I was on high school the government choose for me what I was suppose to study on the university. Just because I was a revel.
Before I leave the country I ask to my dear father (Communists) Dad you fought Batista because hi was a dictator what will you do in my place now? Castro will be remember probably in a 100 year as the dictator who destroy the hall country on the side of others like Hitler , Stalin , Mao, Machado, Batista and others
I'm agree with my dear brother silent voice: we the another side of Cuba should have the space to speak out and right our POV without any sensorship from you or other POV like your about Castro should be respected the same way.
if not i fill pity for wiki where sensorship will be usual whent someone do no agree w/our POV. then wiki will past thought history like Castro. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Silent strike (talk • contribs) 23:28, 4 September 2007 (UTC)
Why the story that there are votes in Cuba is any better than mine? What is your moral motivation to cancel my contribution? Xx236 12:54, 18 January 2006 (UTC)
Why do so many Cuban people run away from Cuba if they can vote and change their lives? A number of useful activists visited Communist countries till 1991 and saw what they were to see. I doubt in your ability to understand non-Western reality. 220.127.116.11 14:36, 18 January 2006 (UTC)
What defines fair elections? (Gibby 18:04, 11 February 2006 (UTC))
Their reesults are know after, not before. Xx236 10:31, 14 February 2006 (UTC)
If you want a debate please take it to the Cuba talk pages. MichaelW 21:36, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
I have tried but there is no debate there, rather censorship. Xx236 09:28, 19 February 2006 (UTC)
Then you haven't tried hard enough. You are one of the many capitalist fanboys who claim, if you don't get your own way, that Wikipedia has a left wing bias. Have you considered the possibility that your understanding is faulty, not the arena, Wikipedia, in which it's being aired? MichaelW 13:46, 19 February 2006 (UTC)
Michael, I find it unfair to use freedom of the non-Communist world to advertise lack of freedom. Xx236 11:16, 27 February 2006 (UTC)
You do exactly the same what I do - you have your point of view. The difference is that you have some authority in Wikipedia, you censor and criticise me. If Cuban people are so happy, why are they so controlled? From my point of view - you have too little of life experience, especially of living in non-democratic states, to impose you point as better than mine. The Cuban system will fail sooner or later, probably after the death of Fidel Castro. The world should prepare a mild way to democracy, instead to accept Soviet-type propaganda. Xx236 14:12, 27 February 2006 (UTC) Xx236 14:12, 27 February 2006 (UTC)
The exchange of a leader is always a problem in Communist countries. Cuba is very special, because of double leadership (Fidel+Raul) and Miami Cubans. I doubt very much that Raul were able to rule alone and they have removed any strong personality to replace Fidel. Xx236 13:27, 28 February 2006 (UTC)
According to you I believe in anti-Castro propaganda (I base on my life experience of Soviet Communism, my last source on Cuba is an article of a respected journalist and writer) and you are independent of Cuban propaganda (which you quote). Tell me why the Cuban people, who allegedly love the system, don't have the right to be informed (state media, censorship, terrror against independent librarians, jamming of foreign media)? Can a news be dangerous for a respected government? Second question - what about army officers influence in cuban economy, e.g. services for European tourists? Is this "propaganda"? I can believe that the USA is hostile to Cuba. But some EU countries are eager to cooperate with Cuba, especially Zapatero's Spain. Why is the Cuban government aftraid of the EU? Xx236 08:07, 1 March 2006 (UTC)
Michael why did you revert me change from describing Catro's Cuba as a dictatorship. Wilkipedia's own defintion is a goverment determined by the people, Cuba does not fit that criteria.
I did not say that the CIA is not a reputable source, please pay attention. I said drawing two conclusions that the source is not stating is Original research. The CIA factbook gives data on life expectancy and child mortality rate. 1. From this the editor drew the conclusion that Cuba has an excellent healthcare system...that is pov and original research as cia factbook does not make this claim. 2. From this conclusion the editor draws another conclusion that the citation claiming that cuba runs a two tiered segregated medical system MUST be wrong...this is also a pov and original research.(Gibby 04:53, 11 March 2006 (UTC))
Heat in Cuba[edit]
You recently wrote to me "If you don't like the heat perhaps you should go somewhere cooler ;-) ". Well, the other Wikipedia space I hang out in is Second Amendment and Gun politics in the United States, and believe it or not, both of those places are (presently) more civil than Cuba, though I have hope that we can find civility in Cuba. BruceHallman 20:26, 10 April 2006 (UTC)
You recently wrote: ". I do feel strongly that invoking Wiki standards/mediation/etc is a real waste of time." Perhaps you are correct, though my recent experience with the Second Amendment Wiki article, which too has a lot of passion and partisianship, is that there are enough people of good faith in the middle that can rally together and make it work. I do believe that for the people that simply refuse to cooperate with Wikipedia policies, that unless they are banned (after due process), yes it will fail. I presently see about three people (two on one side, one on the other) who in my opinion should be banned if they don't change their ways. The process of banning/blocking people is new to me, so I don't know. In your experience is that process doomed? If yes, then the Cuba Wiki page is doomed. BruceHallman 18:15, 11 April 2006 (UTC)
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Your user name or IP address has been blocked from editing. You were blocked by PMA for the following reason (see our blocking policy): "Autoblocked because your IP address has been recently used by "MichaelW". The reason given for MichaelW's block is: "POV edits, article degradation, POV pushing, abuse of other editors, lack of good faith"."
See Cuba discussion page /*Civility*/ for block history. [1] MichaelW 09:18, 21 April 2006 (UTC)
unblock request[edit]
The account was already unblocked by User:PMA --pgk(talk) 17:24, 21 April 2006 (UTC)
Michael, would you please contact me by email? firstname.lastname@example.com BruceHallman 00:58, 22 April 2006 (UTC)
Hi Michael, I've sent you an email --Zleitzen 07:05, 22 April 2006 (UTC)
Ignoring the Truth[edit]
I suppose this message in the Cuba talk pages is the only way to keep your ignorance in tact:
- "Cuba is no more a 'country of apartheid' than any other where having money will buy you things others can't afford." Arguing with you is simply proving to be a source of personal pain. This is an insulting statement that is consuming my very last shred of civility. Even if Cubans were lucky enough to receive money from exiled family members, CUBANS CANNOT USE THE QUALITY HEALTH CARE SERVICES, CANNOT STAY AT THE NICE HOTELS, CANNOT SHOP AT THE NICE STORES OR SUPERMARKETS, THERE ARE EVEN SOME PARKS THEY CANNOT ENTER. The situation in Cuba is PURE UNADULTERATED APARTHEID, and if a tourist asks a government official why a Cuban cannot join him for lunch, the official will say it is for the tourist's safety.
- Pre 1990 (and it has been this way since roughly the early 60's), Cubans have used bicycles as their primary source of transportation. What can I site other than my own memories and the accounts of my family? Do you think a household that makes a handful of money a month can afford anything other than a bicycle? When my cousin soaked a mop in a pressure cooker filled with water, salt and a small ration of government chicken - just to stretch the food out an extra day or two to feed his hungry family - Do you think my cousin would do that and still think about saving for a car, just to keep his "cuban pride" intact?? Or how about a friend who tried to stay at a tourist hotel for his honeymoon - he had collected enough money from relatives for one night - who had been denied stay simply for being Cuban. No Cubans allowed at that hotel... Or explain to me how when my uncle was diagnosed with cancer, he stayed on a stained bed and was denied medicines that are easily accessible in clean, sanitized beds in the "tourist hospitals"? That, sir, is APARTHEID at its truest and cruelest. And it is one thing to not realize it exists, but it is something else to deny its existense after being informed. --Mcmachete 01:04, 6 May 2006 (UTC)
Cuban Cinema[edit]
Hi Mike, you wouldn't mind taking a look at this article for deletion Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Clase Z "Tropical". It's a Cuban short film which has some notability, yet users apparently deem this not appropriate for wikipedia - citing spurious google searches as evidence. Personally I think this is wrong, as the subject has much more interest to me (I studied Cuban cinema for a year) than the acres of articles on fictional characters from Star Wars. What's more, the editor who has been creating a number of articles on Cuban cinema is treated with the following comment - "Very likely a vanity article, as article author has only made edits promoting this filmmaker".--Zleitzen 12:25, 3 July 2006 (UTC)
voice from the past[edit]
Hi Mike Always nice to hear from voices of the past... I find that revolution does keep one young :=) But you may have to help me out : Michael Waite ? Or another Michael W whose name had temporarily slipped my mind ? John
El Jigue[edit]
Hello, Mike. I see you've met 'El Jigue' and his refusal to abide by Wikipedia rules & policies. I've currently re-warned him about his blogging up of talk pages (with his pro-democracy Cuba blogs). He's even givin' me a unflattering nickname Colonel Buendia, I'm thinking of reporting him again to the Administrators. GoodDay 23:23, 28 November 2006 (UTC)
- I wunder, would a Permanent Ban on EJ, be the answer. Further more, if he keeps calling me Colonel Buendia; I'll start calling him Little Fidel. GoodDay 16:02, 29 November 2006 (UTC)
El Jigue Amendment[edit]
See Beardo, thinking of proposing to Administrators an 'El Jigue' amendment (allowing blogging on public Discussion (talk) pages, for all users). GoodDay 21:22, 17 December 2006 (UTC)
- Have decided, to respect the Consensus of interpretations of rules concerning 'Blogging' Discussion pages. The Debate has ended, they'll be no proposal to Administrators. Furthermore, have apologies for badgering 'El Jigue' on blogging. GoodDay 01:43, 18 December 2006 (UTC)
Cuba solidarity[edit]
On the subject of Cuba solidarity, I don't believe there is one page covering that, here is the category Category:Cuba solidarity groups. Perhaps you could consider creating a page? By the way, are you interested in participating in Wikipedia:WikiProject Cuba? --Zleitzen 12:59, 24 December 2006 (UTC)
Hi, Michael. Sorry I haven't replied to your post re. NUWM sooner - been busy, and may be for next while. I have used as my reference "No Mean Fighter" by Harry McShane and "Unemployed Struggles 1919-1936" by Wal Hannington. If you need any details from those books, let me know, although, as I say, I am busy with work at moment and it might be a while. Camillus (talk) 21:13, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
Fellow Fidel Castro editor[edit]
Holy smokes, did you observe SilentVoice's user page? He's described us all (Castro editors) as Fidel Castro lovers. GoodDay 23:28, 8 July 2007 (UTC)
- I read it, love it. GoodDay 19:06, 9 July 2007 (UTC)
- I've left him a note, aswell. I'm a little ticked off, with his User page. GoodDay 18:12, 12 July 2007 (UTC)
From Silent Voice to the Castro idolatries[edit]
I see this is the meeting place of all of you. Since you all happen to like Castro so much why don't you sell everything you have or own and give as gift to the Cuban revolution or Castro the same thing and ask if he can take you in. :-) It is nice to be able to voice your opinion in a free society like ours. Imagine a dictator all the way to the right searching thru IPs etc trying to locate you guys to put you in prison just because you happen to like Fidel Castro! My beef is not with Fidel Castro is with the fact that he had to hold on to power for so long about Cubans not being able to choose their leaders. But you guys know that. I may not agree with what you guys think but I do not think but I still believe in a free society everyone is entitle to their opinions. Enjoy freedom why you still have it! Is sad that for less things things that you guys are allow to do here many people are in prison or die back in Cuba.
SilentVoice 04:52, 12 July 2007 (UTC).
Michael my point is that a simple dialog like you and I are having here at wikipedia would have landed me in prison if I was back in Cuba. When you visit Cuba again please try to live with those people that do not like Castro try to visit especially the ones in prison see why they do not like the system.
So much for the US being belligerent towards Cuba and the fact is that the Cuban revolution is still there! Do you think we (US) does not have the military power to obliterate and make dust out of Castro and his followers? You have become the voice of the Cuban government propaganda! to justify their failures! to justify the repression! Regards SilentVoice 14:24, 12 July 2007 (UTC).
Thanks Michael for caring[edit]
Michael, first of all thank you for caring about Cuba and Cubans. Many people in this country (US) and many other countries do not care about anything outside their sight! As to your comments ... Michael every foreigner in Cuba is watched very carefully I am betting they had handlers for you to follow you on every place you go. Even if you seem friendly to them they will never trust you. Plus they will never show you the real Cuba. You like to test an Idea? Next time you go, tell them to take you to a prison where they keep any of this people that are against the system and that you like to talk to them. But warning! I am sure that may get you boot out of the country just for asking to do that! I am really sure they will not let you in one of those places since when the UN commissioner for Human Rights was not able to do it! or human rights groups!
Re:I think it depends in what company you had the discussion. And that is my point. There is not guaranty freedom where people can talk as much as they want to criticizing the system. How can you improve on something if you execute all your critics? What are yo left with? Only the adulators and people without light people that are not creators of Ideas but just shadows. The followers! all the leaders are either dead or gone out of the country!
The biggest beef I had from my time in Cuba other than not being allow to speak my mind, is the lot of people that portrait themself as with the revolution and we all knew they were just putting in a show just to get somewhere. We saw that time and time again people using the system where the policemen should confiscate food on the black market but keep it for himself and his family! lots of corruption obviously that is not unique of a system like that. But it get aggravated when the ones enforcing the law have the power to totally destroy you and your family by claiming you are and enemy no proof required unlike here where your innocent until proven guilty. And there is no way to get them out of power and change the corruption or change the rules or solution! Not even a free press that can publish things like that!
RE:I'm sure you do, but you'd kill an awful lot of patriotic Cubans just to get to their evil masters. I agree with you there. I am sure that there is a lot of Cubans in Cuba that will like a change just because they are tired of listening to the same old song. Probably the wrong reason for the change. I knew and had some people I still consider my friends and will probably always consider my friends and that even I help and they were part of the system! but you know why I did it! Because they were honest people. People trying to make a living in a system that was using them. Even they saw that and they still believe there was something in it, this people had principles something the Commander does not have.
Re:Can't you understand that it is that potential which keeps Cuban society locked into a defensive militarized position, incapable of separating honest critics from enemy sympathizers.
That's always being Castro's excuse as to why he does not allow critics of the system. The real reason why is because he is used to do whatever he wants and is a lot easier to govern by decree where is your way all the time. The issue I have with that is that he also does not tolerate critics. Any one doing it is enemy of the revolution and CIA train or whatever they can think of. If whatever policy he creates is a failure then someone will get blame for the failure most of the time is the US government. Read the speeches.
I wish the American government would change ways for once and drop the blockade! I saw somewhere in the net something about a senator going to Cuba or maybe here and saying jokingly that if Castro did not behave they will drop the blockade! Is beyond me why American citizens are not allow to go there and visit. I know they say here is got to do with giving money to the system. If the Cuban community here was a little bit more open maybe he would not be so stuburn but then maybe that is what he wants and maybe what some people here also want. I remember the American government had secret conversations with the Cuban government and my impression was that they were planing to normalize relations with Cuba (speculation on my part, I admit) and then all of the sudden Cuba shut down the plane from (Hermanos al Rescate)! So the negotiations were drop right there. Neither the American government or the Cuban government ever mentioned what they were talking about. If my speculation is correct then it actually means that the shutting down of the plane was a maneuver by the Cuban government to sabotage the negotiations going on. You may asked why will they do such a thing? I say because then he has loss the most precious thing he had all this years someone to blame for everything wrong with the revolution.
I had to admit there is a softening on the regime part of late. they have become a bit more open to critics. I have seen people in Cuba say things that I would have never dare to say before I left for fear to loose my job or being place in prison. Just remember pretty much everyone there works for the government. So they will be very reluctant to open up to you and tell you what they really think.
There is a very Interesting publication from the western most province in Cuba from Cubans inside Cuba that is very illuminating as to the kind of problems they faced you may like to read it (The editorials and many articles are in English) here is the link
Regards SilentVoice 23:32, 12 July 2007 (UTC).
January 2008[edit]
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Working Class Movement Library photo[edit]
Thanks for adding it. It's a great pic of the building. I work there. MichaelW (talk) 20:44, 6 February 2008 (UTC)
- You're welcome, I recently started work at Salford University so it was no trouble to nip out at lunchtime and take the photo, other than dodging the traffic on the A6 to get a good shot - how we suffer for our art! I took one of the Salford Museum and Art Gallery while I was there too. One day I might get to take one when it's not got a load of cars parked outside. Richerman (talk) 09:56, 7 February 2008 (UTC)
- As you work at the library could you look at the article on Kersal Moor and check the paragraph on Chartism to see if I got it right? If there are any pictures or scans of newspaper articles you could add I would be very grateful. Also, there's an article on Chartism that didn't mention anything about events up north until I added a line about Kersal Moor today. Is there anything you could add to that? Richerman (talk) 17:43, 7 February 2008 (UTC)
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El Jigue, returns[edit]
I must be getting soft, in my Wiki-old age. I'm not gonna complain about EJ, anymore. GoodDay (talk) 02:01, 22 November 2008 (UTC)
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Daryl Janmaat could be made into a very decent right winger, as we pointed out in an article we put out last night.
He played well yesterday in that position and scored with a great header in the first half against Lokeren.
We wonder is the Dutch international wants to stay on Tyneside, because he could be employed as a right back or as a winger (or even as a center-back) so Daryl could be very useful to the side in the coming season.
We're changing our minds about Daryl – we'd like him to stay at Newcastle.
Great shot of Daryl Janmaat after scoring second goal
He played on the right wing in the first half and then in his more familiar right back position in the second half.
This is what Daryl has said on the Newcastle web-site today about playing on the wing:
"It was different but I like it," "I do it in my own way – I'm not a proper winger but I 'm a good runner and I tried to make the best of it that I can."
"I like playing right-back – that's my place – because I can come from behind to help out the attack."
"But it's nice to be able to help out in different positions, to show what I can do there, and I was happy to help the team out with a goal."
"It was a good game and a good result against a team who play in the Belgian first division, so we've got to be satisfied with the way it went."
"In pre-season you want a good workout and this was another one – we are playing lots of games to try and get back in a rhythm, get fit and be ready for Fulham in a couple of weeks."
"This was our third game and we are doing OK so far. There are things we can still improve on but we are also doing lots of things well."
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That sounds really positive coming from the 27 year-old Dutch International, but whether he wants to stay at Newcastle or not, we don't know.
But Janmaat has handled himself very professionally this preseason and that's very good to see.
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That's the hope – the real hope for Newcastle fans – with what Rafa Benitez calls his exciting project at Newcastle.
It's exciting alright.
Howay The Lads.