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Pigtails. I love pigtails. They bring a sense of youthful innocence to those who wear them. They almost always fall into perfect symmetry, which is another thing I love. They're so beautiful, in fact, that I wonder why they're called pigtails. After all, they look nothing like the short, awkward curls on the backs of sow and swine.
Beauty stands out when you live in an overly crowded city of filth. I never cared much for being herded like livestock through teeming masses of dull, mindless people. Yet, here I was on a bustling city street which leads across a bridge. As I make my morning commute, I see her: the girl with the pigtails. She's just standing there. Countless numbers of callous pedestrians walk by and push past her. But she just stands there.
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I remain behind pigtails, wishing for the courage to reveal myself to her undoubtedly beauteous face. Alas, all I can do is stand behind her and wait to see if she'll move. If she does, I will surely be compelled to follow. I begin to think of what I'll say to her, and what response she will give in return. Entire conversations between us seem to go on for minutes, then hours, even days. We stand there silently, ignoring the constant noise around us.
I picture her face. Eyes of sparkling sapphire sit above an adorable button nose, with rosy cheeks and ruby red lips beneath. It could only be the face of an angel on the other side of such divine pigtails. Her voice must have been just as sacred, because I only heard her speak as I stood immersed in the sweetest of daydreams. I knew her heart and soul had to be that of a poet, for no other reason than the fact that she dared to stand still while the rest of the world carelessly droned on in perpetual motion.
I was prepared to wait all day for her to move or to say something, just so that I could follow or respond and make my presence known. Unfortunately, a repulsive middle-aged man with a beer gut and sweat-stained clothing ruined our time together by accosting my beloved pigtails. I don't even remember exactly what he said. I believe it had something to do with wanting to take a ride on some metaphorical object, ultimately meaning his penis. I knew I had to do something.
It's truly amazing how people in a crowded city can take notice of two people standing still, and then instantly go back to their busy routine once movement is restored. In fact, when a city street is filled with enough half-conscious commuters, they may take a moment or two to notice a body fall lifeless to the ground.
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I pull her over to the edge of the bridge, so that we are both facing out towards the water. "Can you see, beloved? The way the water flows out for miles into the horizon? But if you look straight down, it's clear enough to see your reflection." I feel her struggling in my grasp. "Now, now love, our time together is short. We shouldn't waste any of it arguing."
I can hear the sirens behind us. Two cops emerge from their patrol car and approach us. "They're trying to tear us apart, darling. No need to worry. I won't let them." They approach cautiously because they see our love as a "hostage situation" and they're afraid I'm going to hurt my sweet pigtails. Little do they know, I would never do that. But I have no problem hurting them if they come between us.
They approach me, trying to "talk me down", but I don't much care for what they have to say. One of them gets too close, which leads me to believe he must be a rookie. He looks young enough to be one anyway. I know the only way we'll be together is if I can get rid of these interlopers.
I drop the knife, just as I grab the cop's gun and fire at the other cop, hitting him in the chest. The now unarmed officer cowers in fear as I shoot him in the head.
"Damn. They'd have radioed for backup. More are on their way. I can't stop all of them." I bring pigtails back over to the ledge. "Goodbye, my love. We'll meet again in heaven, or maybe in hell. Goodbye, my love. Now fly, my love. I'll be right behind you."


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Wherever we go, it is totally a strict no no to touch anything related to caste and religion. These two sensitive areas are too inflamable and one never knows how things can be blown out of proportion when someone understands an issue wrongly related to caste or religion. It is better to avoid such conflicts to avoid controvery if a film maker doesn't want his movie to be attacked by extremists. The same seems to be happening with mega hero Varun Tej's debut movie which is tentatively titled 'Gollabhama'.
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The Battle of New ShibetsuThe City of New Shibetsu 新しい士別 was built on what was the border between the Japanese mainland colonies and the Kingdom of Korea. After the conquest of Korea and the peace that came to the developers of these cities allowed it time to become the chief exported of metal for the Japanese war machine. Emperor Fuyutsuki received word of the Sinican Council's declaration and decided to begin planning as soon as possible. In New Shibetsu, a city not far from the edge of the Great Wall, came under attack in the year 661 (92 BC) a year after the declaration. the wall acted in some ways like a funnel during this conflict as well as keeping the Japanese from sweeping through Bei and south into the Heart of Sinica.
Bei troops under the command of Cao Bing 曹邴, brother of the current King of Bei and descendant of Cao Wei, moved into New Shibetsu in conjunction with another earlier operation consisting not of troops but of spies. The Tartar people who had been ravaged by the expansions of Bei, Korea and Japan moved from their burning towns into the slums of the very countries they had been conquered by, usually ending up as slaves. When Japan took Korea this process did not change but some in Bei were trained in the art of espionage. The Tartar spies moved into the Japanese labor camps and mines to convince the workers to rebel. When they saw the troops from Bei move into the city, or heard of their arrival, they would take the city from the inside and become a new wealthy class with the Korean aristocracy and wealthy Japanese immigrants as their slaves or simply their dead.
When the troops from Bei managed to beat through the defenses of Japan they found, rather than the rebellion of the Tartars over their masters, mass graves of laborers killed in a foolish attempt for freedom. The Bei troops quickly overran the city but were shocked and horrified at this find. The aristocrats were killed by the troops and their manors made into fortresses. They were buried along side their slaves and the word was sent back to the Command certain Xi'an about the universal equality of death. The Japanese were horrified at the shame that had befallen their noble families but the Emperor spoke of the long terms. The others cities of the North were very well defended and exported enough metals to make up for the loss of New Shibetsu (Hyesan 惠山). The movement of troops focused on moving into secure cities and going into the port capitals of the Sinicans.
The Push to the Sea of BohaiThe Sea of Bohai was the port connection for the major cities of Tianjin 天津, Beijing 北京, and Qingdao 青岛. The Japanese still held firm control of the Peninsula and the stalemate of New Shibetsu kept either side from really exploiting its resources, as the Sinicans had planned to help aid their mission. The troops from deeper in Sinica, from Kingdoms like Song and Tang, were moving as fast as they can but could not reach fast enough to truly change the momentum in New Shibetsu. Some Japanese generals believed that they should push from New Shibetsu to retake its mines but the Emperor ruled to take the several cities on the Sea of Bohai 渤海. The Sinicans upon seeing this decided to abandon New Shibetsu and move back to these strategic cities. Before they left however they blew up many of the mines of New Shibetsu so the Japanese would have an empty and useless victory. {C} {C}Another program of the Sinicans was the distribution of propaganda, mostly from the keen and experienced propagandists of Nan, about the death toll of the Tartar slaves that occurred in New Shibetsu to encourage people to join the military. Other propaganda programs attempted to inform people who were not submitting their Protection Orders to the League of the SInican Council were called traitors and Japanese spies to make them submit as well as to grant more power to the Kings and nobility in the Sinican Council.
The Japanese moved from Honshu 本州 into the Sea of Bohai and attacked the cities of Beijing and Tianjin as they had done in the North Asian War. The Second Battles of these cities was not as easy for the people of Tianjin, Qingdao, and Beijing as their first battles were, some even called those earlier campaigns warm-ups and practice.
The Grenade and the Missile
The Capture of New Shibetsu was a gain and a loss for the Japanese, the gain in that the Sinicans no longer had the strategic city but a loss in that the mines were no longer accessible. The Japanese put out propaganda into Sinica, as much as they could, saying that they had reopened the mine, though these were entirely fictitious as they barely even tried. One invention that was seen as a way of remedying this, as well as the war effort as a total, came from a scientists at the Military University of Kanazawa 金沢 in which gun powder was pressurized and combined with other chemicals to create the explosive grenade as well as a precursor to nitroglycerin. The use of these to open the mines of New Shibetsu was not their only use, they became a great new weapon.
The flame thrower of Taiwan that we saw earlier was used by the Sinicans in their naval battles but now the Japanese could attack more destructively at the ships of Sinica. These small bombs were not what the sinicans expected them to be. When the Japanese threw them onto ships instead of attacking with guns many soldiers were documented laughing. When they exploded they ran in terror from any of the Japanese ships. The next use of these grenades moved to assist the tenuous struggle in the Sea of Bohai. With the minerals free from New Shibetsu production began again and now with new slaves who were soldiers as well as more from the North, they seemed almost endless to the Japanese.
When the ships arrived at Beijing they noticed that when they made the grenades wet they would not explode. They took some of them and analyzed their content in the laboratories of the more inland cities, many were primarily devoted to alchemical studies, and made their own. The Japanese and the SInicans now had the same technology but Sinican scientists knew that they would need an improvement to make the battles anything more than stalemates. While the grenade technology and specifications were being sent to the production centers and then to the troops the Japanese were pushed back into the sea at Qingdao due to a massive failure in their grenades after their storage area on the Japanese ships was flooded. Beijing and Tianjin were not as lucky but had the help of troops from Qingdao to take on the Japanese from another angle.
The firework, which shot up into the air and then exploded was copied by the Sinicans to make the rocket propelled grenade, which could kill more people by leaving more shrapnel into the crowds of soldiers and being reinforced to break into the hulls of ships. The Sinicans now had the advantage they wanted and moved to use it as quickly as they could. The continuing Second Battle of Beijing was more costly in lives than any previous battle as well as being home to the first offensive use of more innovative weapons than any prior battle.
The reconquest of Beijing and Tianjin with the new weapon was also met with thievery by the Japanese and an incorporation of the missile into the Japanese military. The shame in Beijing and Tianjin was met by the success of a simultaneous attack on the Great Wall which successfully opened a way for the entrance of troops into Bei.
The Battle of Hainan and the Bei-Yan Offensive
The People of Hainan had become so unmotivated and lethargic by their constant fear and being lied to by the Nan government that they hardly resisted the Japanese. The Sinicans moved to take back the island but were severely slowed by the trouble of border crossing into Nan which had been a problem for generations now. The Japanese took this opportunity to fortify the island and take its ships as their own. The soldiers that had been in Hainan were few and did not expect the Japanese to come there.
The Kingdom of Yan that had been taken by surprise by the Japanese was becoming a hub of military bases and the Sinicans did not want to attack it because they knew it had more troops but they did not want to leave it untouched because they knew it would receive more troops. With the other battles in New Shibetsu,Beijing, Tianjin, and Qingdao distracting the attention and taking up the several columns of infantry in the Sinican Military the prospects looked increasingly bleak for Sinica.The breaking of the Great Wall of Bei was made worth the while as troops surged through the hole they created quickly taking the Western, and largely uninhabited parts of Bei. This cause devastating morale losses in Sinica as the Yan forces that were no concern before moved up into the smaller kingdoms. With no protection orders to keep them safe, as they all had moved to the frontiers, which they believed would come on the Eastern Sea Shore, there was hardly any defense. As the Japanese closed in on Xi'an the troops of Song and Tang came to complicate things further and the frontier men returned to the cities of New Shibetsu and the Korean Peninsula.
The Bei-Yan offensive failed and the Japanese returned to the Former Kingdom of Yan and the colonies above them where the Japanese held them from the advancing song and tang forces. The Sinicans moved to retake the city of New Shibetsu and to take the rest of the Korean Peninsula and the prospect of a quick victory for either side was dying. By the year 665 (86 BC) the people were becoming tired of a constant State of War and the last few moves began in the Sino-Japanese War.
The Recapture of Yan and the Treaty of Putian
The Japanese reconstructed the Great Wall to protect themselves and the Sinican troops moved in to the Island of Hainan, which was almost depleted of troops from either side, and the move into what was Yan by its former King and its former military. The last battle of the war took four years to complete as the Japanese were no longer focusing on other projects. The port of Putian was poised to be taken and the Japanese and the Sinicans no longer wanted war. The King of Yan met with the head Supreme General of Japan and signed the Treaty of Putian in the year 677 (80 BC). The borders of Sinica were fixed now with Taiwan being Japanese, the Korean Peninsula, Hainan, and Yan being Sinican and the borders of Bei being restored.
The Second Sinican Civil War.
The prominence of the King of Yan, named Jing 敬, moved to the city of Xi'an for parade in his honor but attempted to start another war for unity. Weizhong intended to declare himself rightful Emperor of Sinica and re-establish a Han dynasty by marrying the princess of Han, who was a distant descendant of Emperor Zhangshao. The Kings were promised a position as Archduke of the regions that was their respective Kingdoms if they would cooperate. They did not.
The death of Jing came quickly as he was no longer of the health and vivacity of his youth. The Sinican Council decided to remain separate, despite some objections, and enter into the Third Warring States Period in 678 (79 BC).
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Perfetti Van Melle India (PVMI) has taken to the outdoor space for its latest promotion. The confectionery major has converted the advertising medium of the age old helium balloon into an attention grabbing outdoor campaign for its brand Big Babol, launched in India in 1994.
From a distance it looks like a kid is flying in the air, enabled by the giant bubble that he has blown. On reaching close one realises that it is actually a giant helium balloon branded with Big Babol, under which a mannequin of a kid is attached and this is what is creating the impression of a kid who has blown a giant bubble and is flying. This innovative execution conveys the message of "blow the biggest bubble with Big Babol".
Commenting on this outdoor campaign, Namita Gupta, Category Head, Perfetti Van Melle India, said, "This outdoor campaign is in line with the Big Babol communication that centers around the big bubble one can blow with it and how it can be used to one's advantage. It consolidates the brand positioning of 'Bade Kaam ki Cheez'. One look at this outdoor installation and a story is conveyed of a kid who has blown a giant bubble with Big Babol and is flying with it. The campaign is simple in execution, while clutter breaking at the same time."
Baljit Singh, Brand Manager, Big Babol, added here, "Big Babol is a key player in the bubble gum category and has been extremely active with the launch of innovative products like Fili Folly, which is a cotton candy cum bubblegum, and variant Big Babol Color Magix, whose USP is consuming two different colour bubble gums at the same time to get a third colour gum. This innovative streak continues in the current outdoor campaign and we hope to grab a lot of eyeballs and create further excitement around the brand."
This campaign can be seen at the MGF Metropolitan Mall on MG Road, Gurgaon, starting from September 7 to 17, 2011.
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The number of Higher School Certificate students studying the more challenging English subjects has hit a decade low, despite significant growth in the number of students staying on into the senior years.
At the same time, a burgeoning share of students is abandoning the traditional English courses in favour of a new option that does not have an external exam component.
A similar drift has occurred in mathematics, where there has been a substantial drop in the number of students taking on the advanced levels.
The state's curriculum authority says it reflects a shift towards students taking up more diverse study patterns, as well as perceptions about the way certain subjects influence the Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR).
Most of the state's 75,000 HSC students will begin their final exams on Monday morning with the first English paper.
English is the only compulsory HSC subject and the majority of candidates study either the Advanced or Standard Course.
The number of English students taking the Advanced course has fallen from 43 per cent to 38 per cent over the past decade.
Over the same period, the number of students enrolled in Extension 1 English dropped from 6043 to 4924 and the Extension 2 cohort shrunk from 2475 to 1799.
The executive officer of the English Teachers' Association NSW, Eva Gold, said it was difficult to pinpoint the cause of the drop but that some schools were previously urging students to study the advanced option because it was seen to scale favourably.
"But there is a point in the advanced course that, if you don't get to, you're probably worse off than you would have been doing standard," she said. "A lot of these students should have been in the standard course originally."
The most significant enrolment growth by far in the English courses has been in English Studies, which was introduced three years ago and does not have an external exam. It was taken by more than 7500 students this year.
NSW Board of Studies, Teaching and Educational Standards president Tom Alegounarias said the push for English Studies came when the school leaving age was raised to 17 in 2010. As a result of that change, there has been a 9 per cent increase in retention over the past five years.
"You can reasonably assume that those kids, if they were leaving, were unlikely to be doing the higher levels of English in staying, so it's helped meet that demand," he said.
Mr Alegounarias attributes the move away from extension subjects to students' desire for a greater mix of subjects.
"Those extension courses are the most optional and people are looking to a wider range of subjects nowadays, so they're not concentrating just on the humanities or the maths and sciences," he said. "If you want to get a mix, you're more likely to not do an extension course and do something a bit different."
While a similar trend has been observed in high-level maths and science subjects over the past two decades, there has been a gradual turnaround in science in recent years.
Enrolments climbed slightly in every science subject this year, a trend that has been consistent for the past five years.
"It is not a solution to make courses easier in order to have more students do them," Mr Alegounarias said. "It is our issue to prepare students well to year 10 so all courses are within their reasonable range and I think we have done that with science."
While mathematics remains the second most popular course after English, numbers in the advanced course have fallen steadily from more than 20,000 in 2004 to 16,944 this year. At the same time, the general mathematics course has grown.
The associate dean of science at the University of NSW, Dr Chris Tisdell, said capable students are being strategic in their decision to shy away from more challenging mathematics.
"My sense is that some people are maximising their ATAR through taking the entry level maths subjects instead of the intermediate or advanced subjects," he said. "But to actually understand why these changes are happening, we have to ask the students what is influencing their choices in maths or history or Advanced English."
Other popular subjects examined this week include the second English paper on Tuesday, Ancient History and PDHPE on Wednesday and Dance and Community and Family Studies on Friday.


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Tracks wins plaudits at Venice Film Festival
Julie Rigg
The film version of Robyn Davidsons bestselling book Tracks screened at the Venice Film Festival on Thursday to a largely enthusiastic reception, one dissenting voice and a small mystery: who wrote the screenplay?
It has taken 35 years and five attempts to get the story on screen. But first reviews are positive, and today The Hollywood Reporter confirmed Harvey Weinsteins company has acquired the US rights for the Australian drama.
According to Fairfax film writer Stephanie Bunbury, Tracks has both grandeur and intimacy.
Directed by John Curran and starring Mia Wasikowska, the film tells the story of Davidsons 3200-kilometre trek with four camels and her dog, Diggity, through the Australian desert in 1977. Davidson was 27 at the time. Her book, published in 1978, became influential by crystallising ideas that were swelling in the Australian public consciousness at the time about a womans independence.
The book was about independence, and freedom from the control of men. Indeed, freedom from most forms of political control. The book was published at a time when female anthropologists such as Diane Bell were beginning to write about life in Aboriginal communities from a womans perspective, and write about it in poetic as well as scholarly ways.
Australians were just beginning to explore what lay behind Aboriginal peoples claims for land rights. Davidson articulated the huge shift white Australians had to make in order to understand how Aboriginal people thought about their land. In Pijanjarra, and, I suspect, all other Aboriginal languages, there is no word for exist, Davidson wrote. You cannot say, this is a rock. You can only say, there sits, leans, stands, falls over, lies down, a rock.
Davidson wrote about the desert environment, and how an intimate knowledge of the land radically re-altered her sense of self. How it shifted her consciousness of time, and strengthened her awareness of the physical world by letting go of boundaries.
It was also, with all Davidsons tenacity and planning, a journey in and out of craziness, a struggle with herself. I wanted to shed burdens. To pare away what was unnecessary... ridding myself of mental baggage that paring away allows for a different kind of consciousness to emerge she wrote thirty years later.
The film, shot by cinematographer Mandy Walker, replaces this interior journey with spectacular grandeur and emptiness, bringing a mythical quality to it, says Bunbury.
Writing for Variety, Justin Chang calls the film a gorgeously rendered adventure saga (which) succeeds not only in capturing the harshness and wild beauty of Davidsons journey, but also in mapping a delicate interior pathway into the heart of this most atypical explorer. David Rooney in The Hollywood Reporter calls it "alternately haunting, inspiring and dreamily meditative a visually majestic film of transfixing moods and textures. The lone dissenter is Xan Brooks. Writing in the UK Guardian he claims there is a frustrating coyness about whats really driving Robyn Davidson, and says the tale wanders in languid, pretty circles.
Tracks has had a long journey to the screen, with five previous attempts. It was optioned by the NSW Film Corporation in the early eighties, with the hope that Nicole Kidman would play the lead. Then Ray Lawrence bought the rights, wrote a screenplay and with producer Tony Buckley tried unsuccessfully to raise finance. In 1993 Disney, through Caravan Pictures, bought the rights to a screenplay by Ruth Graham, and Julia Roberts was contracted on an $8 million dollar pay-or-play deal (I worried they wouldnt find camels tall enough). Davidson has said one version of the screenplay she read had Julia Roberts, naked and covered in ashes being carried around a campfire by an Aboriginal man as she goes through a snake dreaming initiation.
Producer Emile Sherman (The Kings Speech) read the book five years ago, and waited for the rights to come up. He and Iain Canning knew that John Curran (Praise, The Painted Veil) was interested. Davidson herself was insistent that Mia Wasikowska play the lead.
There is a small mystery about who actually wrote the screenplay for Tracks. The sole credit, Marion Nelson, is a pseudonym, and, according to the production company, the writer wishes to remain private. Davidson recently said she had sent them many notes which they ignored. But the question hasnt really been answered. Could the writer be Davidson herself? Shes known to be fiercely private but also canny in her relationship to the media, from the days when she negotiated for her preferred National Geographic photographer Rick Smolan to have exclusive access at three points along her journey. Or perhaps the unknown screenwriter wanted to avoid comparisons with the book and its interior perspective.
Tracks will have a gala screening at the Toronto Film Festival this week, and also at Telluride Film Festival in Colorado. It will open the Adelaide Film Festival in October, and release in cinemas next March.
It is one of four Australian films screening in Venice this year, and there is an even bigger Australian showing at Toronto. In Venice, Amiel Courtin-Wilsons Ruin, set in Cambodia, is screening in the Orizonte (Horizons) section for new and interesting film makers. Wolf Creek 2 is screening out of competition. And director-producer Kitty Greens Ukraine is Not A Brothel, a documentary about Ukranian topless feminist group Femen, will screen out of competition. In Toronto, Tracks will be joined by Ivan Sens Mystery Road; Jonathan Teplitzky's The Railway Man and Felony, written and produced by Joel Edgerton. Also showing in the Festivals discovery section is the World War II drama Canopy and Around the Block, a drama about a young Aboriginal boy.
- Julie Rigg
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Osteoporosis: don't let your bones grow old before their time
It is a fact that our bones, as invincible as they may seem, reach their very best at the tender age of 30; then, apparently, it's all downhill from there.
For some reason, we feel little surprise at the notion of breaking bones as it is hardly an uncommon phenomenon, but do we really think about the reasons behind these breakages? Are we just that little bit too clumsy? Are we sometimes unfortunate enough to fall victim to unexpected accidents? Or, is there something more going on for which we are responsible? Are we putting ourselves at risk of osteoporosis?
There are a variety of health and medical issues which bring the fragility of our bones into question, and in consideration that our skeleton fails to escape the ageing process anymore than the rest of the body, it is important to know how to keep bones as strong as possible, for as long as possible – before nature takes its course.
The basics
Osteoporosis is a disease which can affect bones by making them thin and fragile, and are therefore more liable to fracture (or break). Fractures can occur in various parts of the body, but the most common are in the hip, wrist, and spine. It can be hard to diagnosis, but osteoporosis testing is available.
Those most at risk are typically postmenopausal women due to a fall of oestrogen levels in the body, which can quicken the rate at which bone density decreases. It is estimated that half of women over 50 will suffer a fracture as a consequence of poor bone health! There is a great emphasis on women around the menopausal age to maintain healthy bones as, naturally, they are more likely to be affected by the disease, but are there people who more vulnerable to the disease, and are there those who may be putting themselves at risk of getting osteoporosis earlier than expected?
What is osteopenia?(And why does Gwyneth Paltrow have it?)
Osteopenia is the early onset of loss of bone density, and in some cases can lead to osteoporosis, especially if it is not dealt with efficiently. The problem here is that it can be very hard to determine whether you have the condition or not, as most people will not be diagnosed until there is need to do certain tests or X-rays as a result of a seemingly random break.
This is what happened to actress Gwyneth Paltrow who discovered she had osteopenia from the results of a scan, having suffered a break in her leg. As she explains in a newsletter on her lifestyle website, Goop, "I suffered a pretty severe...fracture a few years ago (requiring surgery) which lead the orthopaedic surgeon to give me a bone scan, at which point it was discovered I had the beginning stages of osteopenia."
Though the reasons why the actress has this disease are mostly speculative, there are those who contribute the diagnosis to the various detox diets and strict exercise regimes she often follows. Simply being female, and, in particular, a slender one at that, posed Gwyneth with a higher risk of bone disease.
Those girls and women who put great pressure on their bodies to be thin need to be aware of the dangers that could befall them to avoid being diagnosed with bone disease so unnecessarily early. As both osteopenia and osteoporosis can be tricky to determine, there is all the more importance to keep our bones strong as part of our general health.
Protecting your bones
Depending on each individual case, there might be no need to take certain medications (such as bisphosphonates which sustain bone density) for these bones diseases. There are plenty of other ways to ensure that your body stays healthy as it grows older in order to protect your bones.
• Keeping fit and healthy. Eating well and getting enough exercise is standard advice in looking after ourselves. Ensure you are eating the right foods, with the right vitamins in them, and keep active to make good use of your bones and to keep them strong. If we are already in poor health, the risk of bone disease is all the more evident.
• Get enough calcium. You know when you mum said drinking milk was good for you? Well, it's true. The equivalent to one pint a day is just the right amount of calcium to keep bones strong. (Calcium supplements are available).
• Go out in the sun. Obviously, overexposure can be damaging to our health, but the best source of Vitamin D comes from the sun (as well as from certain food and drink). Enjoy it sensibly, and you're bones will benefit from it. (Or, you could take supplements).
As supported by the National Osteoporosis Society, a charity dedicated to improving the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of osteoporosis, "during childhood, adolescence and early adulthood, when the skeleton is growing, it is vitally important to maximise bone strength. By 'banking' plenty of bone in these years, it puts the skeleton in a better position to withstand the bone loss that occurs as we get older."


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Lagore: An investigation published on April 3 by an international coalition of more than 100 media outlets, based on 11.5 million records of offshore holdings, reveals how politicians, celebrities and other famous people use banks, law firms and offshore shell companies to hide their assets.
After Panama Paper leak Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan on Monday demanded the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to conduct a thorough investigation into the financial status of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his family members after a massive leak of secret files from a Panamanian law firm revealed they "owned or had the right to authorise transactions for several offshore companies."
"Probes have already been initiated in several countries – including Australia, New Zealand, Sweden and France – across the globe after their leaders and office bearers were implicated," said Imran.
He also questioned "Why not an investigation in Pakistan?"
"If NAB wants to maintain its credibility, it should immediately begin a probe into Nawaz Sharif's family."
He added "Nawaz Sharif should explain how his children made all this money."
"Have you paid tax on this income?"
Imran said the data leak was a defining moment for Pakistan, adding that: "How can those who launder money from Pakistan to offshore accounts ask others to invest in Pakistan?"
He said Maryam Nawaz had given a statement two years ago saying her family did not have any asset abroad.
"But now Hussain Nawaz comes on TV and accepts that Maryam owns two offshore companies."
The PTI chief alleged "this money that is going abroad is corruption money from mega projects."
"I have declared all my assets," said the PTI chief. "Whatever I own is under my name and is inside Pakistan. Anyone can ask me for an explanation. Can we not ask them the source of their money? Who are they? Are they royals?"


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Location: Subtropical Insects and Horticulture Research2012 Annual Report
1a. Objectives (from AD-416):
To design and optimize semiochemical-based methods for control of major insect pests such as the citrus leafminer, Phyllocnistis citrella. In addition to field trials, laboratory research will address fundamental aspects of mechanisms underlying mating disruption.
1b. Approach (from AD-416):
Replicated, multilocational field trials will be established in commercial citrus groves to document application rates, coverage and deployment methods to optimize control of major citrus pests such as the citrus leafminer and associated citrus canker disease. Signals from antennae of citrus leafminer and other insects of interest will be recorded in response to odors collected from host plants and conspecifics. Antennae will be connected to a gas chromatograph-coupled electroantennogram (GC-EAD) and compounds of interest will be identified by GC-Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS).
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What is a live, interactive video consultation?
A live, interactive videoconference consultation is one in which the specialist and the patient are present at the same time, but not in the same location. The specialist is often located either in a special telemedicine facility or in his or her office. The patient is at a different location, such as a clinic, nursing home or hospital, and may be accompanied by a telemedicine presenter, who is a staff member at that location. Communication is facilitated typically by using secure digital videoconferencing where the specialist's image is captured by a video camera, digitized and transmitted over secure, broadband speed telecommunications lines to where the patient is located and where it appears on a video screen to be viewed by the patient. At the same time, the patient's image is captured by a similar process and transmitted to a video screen for viewing by the specialist. The conversation between the patient and the specialist is captured and transmitted in the same way. The transmission speeds are sufficiently fast that the specialist and the patient can conduct conversations as if they were in the same room and hence the use of the descriptor "live, interactive" for these types of consultations.
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A store-and-forward consultation is one in which information is captured from the patient at one time and location and evaluated by a specialist at another time and location. It derives its name from the fact that information is captured and "stored" in a digital file at one location and then transmitted or "forwarded" to another location for evaluation. Dermatology provides a good example of this type of consultation. In a dermatology store-and-forward consultation, a provider at a remote site typically takes digital pictures of the patient's skin lesion with a digital camera and then uploads those images to a secure server along with other clinical information about the patient. At a later time, the dermatologist signs into that server, views the images and reviews the clinical information and writes a set of recommendations that are stored on the server. The referring physician or the original provider at his or her convenience can then sign into the server, review the recommendations and inform the patient of the results and any recommended treatments. Teleradiology is the most widely recognized and used type of store-and-forward consultation. As the longest-standing application of this type and to date the only one that is fully reimbursable, it has evolved into its own area of application and does not fall within the scope of this module.
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Judo allows you to take on much bigger opponents by catching them off balance - and Lesley-Anne Alexander, who gained a black belt at 16 and was once a member of the Great Britain team, does not hesitate to use this principle when talking about what is going on in the charity world at the moment.
While the sector mostly remains on the back foot after the furore about fundraising, Alexander thinks the mea culpa act has been taken too far and responds with no holds barred to recent criticism from big beasts including the government, the Charity Commission, the new Fundraising Regulator and the media.
In September, Alexander is leaving the RNIB, where she has been chief executive for 12 years, and her views might have become franker than usual because of that. But she is widely admired in the sector for her successful reshaping of her charity, her experience as chair of the leadership body Acevo for six years and her generally radical and rumbustious style.
My definition of madness is working out that regulation didn't work, then layering on more regulation
"In fundraising, I don't think we as a sector have conducted ourselves well at all," she says. "Of course, there are failings - there are failings in any sector. But we have donned such a vicious hair shirt. I said the other day we've not only got a hair shirt on, we've got hair knickers on as well.
"We've allowed ourselves to be bullied, and if you speak up against further regulation of the sector you immediately get battered, almost like a deficit denier - 'you're a fundraising bad practice denier; how dare you?' I accept there has been bad practice, but let's get the regulation that we've got right. What we want is better regulation, not more regulation."
Alexander doesn't see the need for the Fundraising Regulator and has publicly refused its request, which was made to the 50 largest fundraising charities, for the RNIB to stump up £15,000 towards its start-up costs. She thinks this is wrong in principle, and the latest intelligence she has is that about eight others are undecided or have yet to pay.
She says the sector is already "hideously over-regulated" by a multiplicity of bodies, all requiring slightly different things. "Einstein's definition of madness was doing more of the same thing and expecting a different outcome," she says. "Mine is working out that regulation didn't work, then layering on more regulation.
"Abuse of data is not specific to fundraising, so why do we need a Fundraising Regulator? Why do we need a Fundraising Preference Service when there are good systems already, such as the Telephone Preference Service, the Mailing Preference Service and the Advertising Standards Authority? If they don't work in the fundraising context, we should make them work rather than just put something else in place."
Not impressed by commission
Alexander argues that fundraising-specific regulation could be done by the Charity Commission within its £20m funding, given that the budget for the Fundraising Regulator is in the region of £2m rather than the £10m bracket. And she's not impressed by the argument that the commission is short of money. "I know a lot of charities that could make a significant difference with £20m," she says. Neither is she impressed by its recent get-tough policies.
She does not think the criticism the commission received for past failings - which got less publicity than the failures of Kids Company, she adds - justifies its current approach: "When a bully gets bullied, should they just go and bully someone else? Does the commission think it's their job to beat charities because they got pasted by the Public Accounts Committee, or whoever?
"That isn't positive regulation, which to me means being the place to go for advice on how to get it right and bringing some structure to a cluttered sector. Charities need help, support and encouragement to be as good as they can possibly be."
In the context of the plan by William Shawcross, the chair of the commission, to ask charities to contribute towards the cost of the regulator, Alexander refers to a remark made last year by the Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan, who said charities campaigning without telling their donors was "like stealing from the poor box".
She says: "Nobody seems to relate that to the Shawcross tax, asking us to pay for being regulated. I mean, it's just fanciful. I haven't got enough money, so I'm going to have some of yours instead. I didn't bring lunch so I'm going to eat yours today. Is that not robbing the poor box?
"Will the public really understand that if they give the RNIB a pound, a bit of it is going to the Fundraising Regulator, a bit to the Charity Commission, a bit to subsidise underfunded government contracts and, oh yes, finally a bit of it is going to fund our talking books service because blind people don't get what they need from taxpayer-funded local libraries?
"It feels as if there's a real lack of understanding about the contributions the third sector makes to society - the fact that we bring equality to situations. If we weren't here, there would be one hell of a bill for government to pick up."
Alexander thinks this is the result of a political environment that is much more hostile to charities than when Nick Hurd - her constituency MP - was charities minister. She didn't necessarily agree with his policies, she says, but felt that there was more understanding of the sector.
"I think the charity sector is being hammered by the government now," she says. "The gagging clauses, the imposition of regulation with threats that if we don't all willingly sign up then ministers won't engage with us, and the notion that small is good. In my cynical moments, I believe they think small is good because small is controllable.
"It's almost as if we live in a parallel universe, with Conservative MP Bernard Jenkin saying he can't abide the Tescoisation of the charity world, then the charities minister, Rob Wilson, saying things like his legacy to the sector is going to be masterclasses at the knee of private sector businesses. And you think, hello, which bit of the private sector should I worship at - would that be BHS, Woolworths, Tesco or the journalists?
"No one sector has got a monopoly on getting it right, and the third sector has to have more confidence in its own abilities. We have to blend the very best and operate in that sweet spot in the middle where the best of all three come together."
So has Alexander taken her criticisms to Shawcross, Wilson and Lord Grade, interim chair of the Fundraising Regulator, or his chief executive Stephen Dunmore? After she made a fuss, she says, Dunmore came to a meeting that was initially "a bit tetchy". Otherwise, her overtures, public and private, have met a stone wall, she says.
And what about the media? The RNIB has not been attacked, but Alexander is clearly on her guard. Sector leaders have been criticised for earning more than the Prime Minister, as she does - although she points out that no one questions chief executive salaries at private companies such as Serco or G4S, against which the RNIB wins contracts.
"I did go to a dinner with Grade," she says. "He was late because he had a business engagement that he deemed more important than meeting 15 charity leaders sitting round waiting for him. When I asked him what success would look like, he couldn't answer. I came away really, really worried. Trying to engage with people - you can only try for so long, then you lose the will to live. And that's not the way I do business."
Daily Mail fears
She also worries what the Daily Mail might do with the story that her charity spent £1m developing a TV remote control that speaks the channel, so partially sighted people can find the one they want more easily. "'RNIB wastes millions on microchip' - would that be he headline?" she asks.
"In fact, watching TV is one of the main things blind and partially sighted people have asked us for help with. There is such nonsense in the tabloids about our sector, and I think it comes back to the mismatch between the public perception of charities and what charities do. And the more professional charities get, the more we achieve, the more we take ourselves away from the public's fluffy idea of us.
"I think that has disturbed the media - they are the public, in a way. So charities need to be better about talking about why they are doing what they do - but of course, if we tell the story too much, we're accused of spending all our money on PR and marketing."
After she leaves the RNIB, Alexander plans to concentrate on her non-executive jobs and embark on her bucket list, starting with learning to ride a moped. "The men in my life are trying to prevent me, so I'm going to do it on my own," she says. "There's so much more I want to do, and I'm as fit as I've ever been."


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"Left without medication again"
About: Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust / Adult mental health Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Adult mental health LS15 8ZB
Posted by lostielost (as ),
Since the last incident, I have run out of medication at the weekend again. I was supplied with what a nurse from the ICS assured me was 2 week's worth of medication on in early Feb. I duly made an appointment for the next week with my GP to arrange for a further prescription which will not be a repeat as the meds have been changed.
However I discovered in mid February that I was on my last dose. Concerned that I had taken too many on a previous day or had mislaid some, I checked the box. The box stated 36. I take 3 tablets a day, so this would last me 12 days, not 14days.
I had to contact NHS Direct in order to see an out of hours GP. I got a prescription for 6 tablets, but was subject to a rather humiliating scolding that I must have taken too many tablets, and I should have checked my meds properly. I didn't argue - they were just a person at a computer. I am used to being treated this way.
To cut a long story short, I was left to find an open chemist, pay for a 2 day prescription, and the costs of taxis. Please don't tell me to buy an annual prescription card because that is cheaper. I do, but it is still money.
I would like to ask:
1. How much money has all this cost the NHS?
2. Why do I have to be the 5th person with final responsibility to ensure my medication supply is correct? The prescription was issued by a doctor. The box has two trained pharmacists' signatures, then went through the hands of a trained nurse.
3. Who has the various notes that either corroborate or not what I was told verbally? If I take notes, will they be deemed accurate?
4. Who is in charge of all this?
5. I live alone. If I were to be seriously ill through a lack of attention to the concept of duty of care, would it be put down to my long-term psychiatric condition and hence a clear conclusion that I am also mentally incompetent? I do trust this second story demonstrates I can at least count, read and write.
Finally, two things
1, Thank you for referring me to PALS, who provide a good service but is unfortunately only available during office hours Monday to Friday.
2. Well done to the doctor who reduced my prescription for diazepam. This is good medical practice. As I don't find them addictive, it is of no matter to me. But it is also good medical practice to inform the patient, in the same way that it is good practice to ensure that non-addictive and essential medication is supplied. in sufficient quantities.
Apologies for the length of this. I thought it would be helpful to explain in detail.
Response from Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust 4 years ago
Dear lostielost,
I am sorry that you've found yourself posting on Patient Opinion again due to continued problems with your medication. Thank you for taking the time to give us such a detailed account of events.
Once again I've checked with our pharmacy helpline (0113 3056319) and our PALS team (0800 0525790), but it appears that they have still not heard from you.
Although we appreciate you giving us feedback here again, it's clear that this situation needs to be looked into and practical steps taken. Unfortunately there is a limit to what we can achieve for you via anonymous correspondence on Patient Opinion, so if you make yourself known to either of the above services I assure you it will be given urgent attention.
Yours sincerely,
Elaine Weston
Chief Pharmacist
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