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October 30th, 2005
Hi ive posted before about symptoms ive been having. Im a 22 year old male with a long list of symptoms. Ive been to multiple doctors and undergone multiple tests that all came back negative. I decided to switch routes and went to see a naturopathic physician who diagnosed me with a yeast infection. Im taking similase, mycostate, gi capsuls, and vital plex. Ive also been on a diet for 3 weeks not eating sugars, breads, or drinking alchohol. Im posting to find out more information like...Has anyone else had this type of problem? How long can I expect for the yeast to go away?
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replied March 16th, 2006
i'm sorry you're feeling awful and no doctor can explain why. Naturopathic "physicians" are usually quacks, certainly if they talk about yeast infections. Telling people they have a "yeast infection" is their bread and butter, interesting that every healthy person has the same "symptoms". Unless someone has hiv/aids they don't get systemic problems with yeast. Even if you took potent oral antifungal pills, you would never be yeast-free. No one is.
Mycostat? An antifungal additive for animal feed?
http://www.Quackwatch.Org/01quackeryrelate dtopics/candida.Html
dubious "yeast allergies"
stephen barrett, m.D.
Candida albicans (sometimes referred to as monilia) is a fungus normally present on the skin and in the mouth, intestinal tract, and vagina. Under certain conditions, it can multiply and infect the surface of the skin or mucous membranes. Such infections are usually minor, but serious and deeper infections can occur, especially in patients whose resistance has been weakened by immunosuppressant drugs and serious illnesses such as aids. However, some practitioners claim that even when clinical signs of infection are absent, yeast-related problems can cause or trigger multiple symptoms such as fatigue, irritability, constipation, diarrhea, abdominal bloating, mood swings, depression, anxiety, dizziness, unexpected weight gain, difficulty in concentrating, muscle and joint pain, cravings for sugar or alcoholic beverages, psoriasis, hives, respiratory and ear problems, menstrual problems, infertility, impotence, bladder infections, prostatitis, and "feeling bad all over." the list of symptoms is similar to that of multiple chemical sensitivity (mcs).
According to its promoters -- some of whom practice "clinical ecology" -- one out of three americans suffers from yeast-related illness, which they refer to as chronic candidiasis, candidiasis hypersensitivity, candida-related complex, the yeast syndrome, yeast allergy, yeast overgrowth, or simply "candida" or "yeast problem." many clinical ecologists view this alleged problem as an underlying cause of mcs. It is also touted as an important factor in aids, rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and schizophrenia, as well as "hypoglycemia," "mercury-amalgam toxicity" and at least twenty other conditions. In recent years, proponents have suggested that chronic fatigue syndrome and candida infections are closely related [1]. This article uses the term "candidiasis hypersensitivity" in quotation marks to indicate that neither infection nor actual allergy is present.
The leading promoters of "candidiasis hypersensitivity" have been c. Orian truss, m.D., of birmingham, alabama and william g. Crook, m.D., of jackson, tennessee. Truss put forth his concepts with a series of articles that began in 1978 in the journal of orthomolecular psychiatry, an offbeat publication that caters to physicians who prescribe large amounts of vitamins to emotionally disturbed patients. In 1982, he self-published a book called the missing diagnosis. [2].
Crook, who died in october 2002, stated that he began treating and communicating about yeast problems in 1979 after reading one of truss's papers. In 1983, he published the first edition of his book the yeast connection [3], which he said was inspired by a television appearance that drew 7,300 requests for further information. Two years later, he established the international health foundation to help respond to the requests he kept generating. The foundation's goals were to "work to obtain credibility for the relationship of candida albicans to a diverse group of health disorders" and "helping children with repeated ear infections, hyperactivity, attention deficits and related behavior and learning problems." (he also espoused a variety of unconventional theories about allergies being at the root of these problems.) during the early 1990s, a booklet describing these goals listed tipper gore as a member of the foundation's 33-person advisory board [4]. In 1998, truss and crook launched an organization called the candida and dysbiosis information foundation.
The yeast connection states: "if a careful check-up doesn't reveal the cause for your symptoms, and your medical history [as described in his book] is typical, it's possible or even probable that your health problems are yeast-connected." the book also states that tests such as cultures don't help much in diagnosis because "candida germs live in every person's body . . . Therefore the diagnosis is suspected from the patient's history and confirmed by his response to treatment."
crook claimed that the problem arises because "antibiotics kill 'friendly germs' while they're killing enemies, and when friendly germs are knocked out, yeast germs multiply. Diets rich in carbohydrates and yeasts, birth control pills, cortisone, and other drugs also stimulate yeast growth." he also claimed that the yeasts produce toxins that weaken the immune system, which is also adversely affected by nutritional deficiencies, sugar consumption, and exposure to environmental molds and chemicals. To correct these alleged problems, he prescribes allergenic extracts, antifungal drugs, vitamin and mineral supplements, and diets that avoid refined carbohydrates, processed foods, and (initially) fruits and milk.
Crook's concepts are a mixture of fact and fancy. It is correct that antibiotics, birth control pills, and certain other drugs can stimulate overgrowth of yeasts, most commonly in the vagina. However:
* a yeast problem should not be diagnosed without definite clinical signs of an infection. The signs of a local infection, for example, can include itching, soreness, rash, and a discharge.
* if an infection is present, treatment with an antifungal drug makes sense. However, the rest of crook's recommendations are senseless whether an infection is present or not.
Severe criticism
the american academy of allergy, asthma and immunology has strongly criticized the concept of "candidiasis hypersensitivity syndrome" and the diagnostic and treatment approaches its proponents use. Aaaai's position statement concludes: (1) the concept of candidiasis hypersensitivity is speculative and unproven; (2) its basic elements would apply to almost all sick patients at some time because its supposed symptoms are essentially universal; (3) overuse of oral antifungal agents could lead to the development of resistant germs that could menace others; (4) adverse effects of oral antifungal agents are rare, but some inevitably will occur; and (5) neither patients nor doctors can determine effectiveness (as opposed to coincidence) without controlled trials. Because allergic symptoms can be influenced by many factors, including emotions, experiments must be designed to separate the effects of the procedure being tested from the effects of other factors [5]. Several years ago, crook told me that he had no intention of conducting a controlled test because he was "a clinician, not a researcher."
the antifungal drug most often prescribed by proponents of "candidiasis hypersensitivity" is nystatin (mycostatin, nilstat), which seldom has significant side effects. However, they also prescribe ketoconazole (nizoral), which has an incidence of liver toxicity (hepatitis) of about 1 in 10,000. The liver injury usually reverses when the drug is discontinued, but ketoconazole has been responsible for several deaths. For this reason it should be prescribed only for serious infections. Both of these drugs are expensive [6]. In a double-blind trial, the antifungal drug nystatin did no better than a placebo in relieving systemic or psychological symptoms of "candidiasis hypersensitivity syndrome." [7] a study of 100 consecutive chronic fatigue patients found no differences in historical, physical, or laboratory findings among those who believed their problem was yeast-related and those who did not [8].
Problems reported
in 1986, two doctors from loyola university stritch school of medicine reported seeing four young women whose nonspecific complaints included chronic fatigue, anxiety, and depression. All four mistakenly believed they had disseminated candidiasis and were taking nystatin or ketoconazole, which had been prescribed by their family physicians. All had read the yeast connection and had carried the book into the office during their visits. One patient on ketoconazole had hepatitis, which resolved when the drug was stopped [9].
Worse yet, a case has been reported of a child with a severe case of disseminated candidiasis who had been seen by a "candida doctor" and given inadequate treatment. The report concluded that "the advice of yeast connection advocates may be inappropriate even for illnesses in which candida is implicated." [10]
perhaps the saddest report was a letter in a health-food magazine from a woman appealing for help and encouragement. She said that a clinical ecologist had been treating her for allergies and candida for four years, that initial tests showed she "was allergic to all foods" as well as to numerous chemicals and inhalants, and that so far nothing had helped.
Dubious diagnostic questionnaires
the yeast connection contains a 70 or 90-item "candida questionnaire" and score sheet to determine how likely it is that health problems are yeast-connected. Crook has marketed several versions to physicians who accept his theories. The documents state,"if your point score is over 180, candida almost certainly plays a role in causing your health problems." scores over 120 mean "candida probably plays a role," 60 to 120 means it "possibly plays a role," and scores under 60 mean it is "less apt" to play a significant roll.
Shorter questionnaires have appeared in magazine articles, ads for products sold through health food stores, and flyers used by chiropractors. The most notorious were used as marketing devices by nature's way, of springville utah, whose product cantrol, was a conglomeration of capsules containing acidophilus, evening primrose oil, vitamin e, linseed oil, caprylic acid, pau d'arco, and several other substances.
Under federal law, any product intended for the prevention or treatment of disease is a drug, and it is illegal to market new drugs that do not have fda approval. In 1989, the fda's health fraud branch issued instructions and a sample regulatory letter indicating that it was illegal to market vitamin products intended for treating yeast infections. In 1990, nature's way and its president, kenneth murdock, settled an ftc complaint by signing a consent agreement to stop making unsubstantiated claims that cantrol is helpful against yeast infections caused by candida albicans.
Nature's way promoted cantrol with several versions of a self-test -- one of which is pictured below -- based on common symptoms the manufacturer claimed were associated with yeast problems. The ftc charged that the test was not valid for this purpose. The company also agreed to pay $30,000 to the national institutes of health to support research on yeast infections [11].
This questionnaire was part of a health-food store display nature's way distributed in 1986.
Do you know many people who would not answer "yes" to at least three questions?
This action and several others have driven most of the "anti-candida" concoctions from the marketplace and stopped their direct promotion to the public. However, the ingredients of these products are still marketed individually as "dietary supplements" and practitioners still prescribe them to their patients.
In 1990, the new jersey state attorney general secured consent agreements barring linda choi, m.D., and pruyakant doshi, m.D., from diagnosing and treating "candida albicans overgrowth syndrome." both were assessed $3,000 for investigative costs and had their medical license placed on probation for one year. Among other things, investigation by the state medical board had concluded that "candida albicans overgrowth" was not generally recognized as a clinical entity and had not been established as the cause of the conditions the doctors treated.
I believe that practitioners who diagnose nonexistent "yeast problems" should have their licenses revoked. Some apply this diagnosis to nearly every patient they see.
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replied March 17th, 2006
Thanks a bunch for the information!
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I ditched the naturopath months ago after being diagnosed with depression/anxiety.
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glad to hear the naturopath's history. I've got depression with anxiety, sometimes called atypical depression even though it's quite common. That's important to know because many psychiatrists don't know the drug combos that might work. They try one antidepressant, and don't try combinations if one drug doesn't work. In my case, it took 16 years before I finally found a psychiatrist who did. I feel almost normal now! Are you feeling better, or can I suggest some resources and drug combos?
Ok, to be more acurate atypical depression is diagnosed if someone's depressed and has 2 or more of the following symptoms: increased sleeping, increased appetitie, anxiety, sensativity to rejection, or leaden paralysis (feeling like your arms and legs are really heavy). I had them all except the last one.
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replied March 22nd, 2006
Hey thanks for the post. Im taking effexor. I started feeling back to normal for about a week, but the drug hasnt really seemed to work very well, even though im taking 150 mg. I still feel tired and anxious, headaches and the heavy arms and legs thing went away after the meds. Any reccomendations?
Thanks again,
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Ya I still dont feel normal at all.
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replied March 25th, 2006
With me, I thought I was getting better when I first started a new antidepressant, but then realized after 2 or so weeks that that was just wishful thinking, however, I have heard that the newer drugs can work very well at first and then stop working. It seems to happen to effexor a lot.
This is a link to the texas medication implementation algorithms (tmia):
http://www.Dshs.State.Tx.Us/mhprograms/tim a.Shtm
it's a good general guideline for what to try why x,y,z didn't work.
I'd ask to be on 50 micrograms of t3 - cytomel, less than 50micrograms doesn't work, and it's a low enough dose that it won't have an effect on what your thyroid normally produces. (t4 works too but you need to take more). T3 doesn't seem to have any side effects. It also speeds up response to antidepressants as well as making them more effective. Lithium does this as well.
If you've been on effexor for 6-8 weeks, you could give it more time with t3 or lithium, and then switch to another antidepressant or a combination of two. I think you can increase the effexor dose as well. Then there are the other drugs you can take in as well.
effexor - general guidelines
posted by: christopher57
date: wednesday, 15 september 2004, at 9:41 p.M.
Effexor at any dose for more than 3 months should first be discussed with md..Reason = to avoid serotonin "crash" with all the untoward side effects..Rule of thumb...Person been taking 150xr mg 2 am = 300 mg of effexor for 6+ months..Usual reduction titration = 300 mgs to 225 first 4 days,
175 mgs next 4 days...137.5 mgs next 4 days...100 mgs next 4 days..75 mgs next 4 days...37.5 mgs next 4 days..37.5 mgs every other day fo four days
unlike most ssri's effexor produces activity within the norepenephrine synapses..Effexor should be cautiously titrated down, please discuss with your md..Effexor also has a higher tendency to "poop-out" stop working, than the standard ssri's..I have seen an unusually large amount of individuals titrate down to zero and begin zoloft @ very low doses 25 - 50 mgs daily - odd, but for some reason, individuals who did fairly well with effexor (until it feels like it just stops working after 1 to 5 years) and have had numerous experiences with just about all of the "anti-depressants" going back to tofranil, other 3 ring combo's(elavil, desyrl, serequan, etc. Used in late 60's prior to prozac (1986)and it's chemical cousins. Unless your md is a psychiatrist and a cracker-jack psychopharmacologist...Most other md's have not heard of the anomaly of effexor reduction titration (slow) to zero and then almost sub-clinical doses of zoloft..Be well...Chris57
http://www.Rxlist.Com/rxboard/effexor.Pl?N oframes;read=4768
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Lithium, Yeast or what can it be
HI there,
I am a 34 year old women, who is experiencing many physical things with my body. I have had many tests and ultrasounds but every thing keeps coming back normal (what ever that is). I have Bipolar and have finally just been diagnoised with that 3 years ago and the meds i'm on (Lithium and seriquil) have helped me tramendousley. My Thiroyd has always been low and looked after by medication but it along with my litium just had to be elivated due to wacky blood levels. My levels seem to be fine again Thank God. But my big problem now is that my stomach is bloating its hard And i look like i'm ready to give birth (no i'm not pregnant tested and tubes tied a year ago) I'm not in any pain jusy uncomfortable due to the pressure. Question i have could this be yeast problems due to the meds i'm on??????? Thank you in advance D
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replied October 8th, 2009
Chronic Candidiasis
I realize that you may never read this as it is several years later but I am still responding with great hope to enlighten and possibly help others with this condition.
First of all, I empathize with you on your situation. I am not a medical doctor and cannot tell you that chronic candidiasis is what you have, however, it cannot be excluded. It is extremely frustrating when you have gone to multiple doctors who cannot give you an answer as to what is causing your symptoms and worse blame it on anxiety, depression, or psychosomatic illness.
I am quite familiar with this as it has happened to me and was diagnosed by the aforementioned Dr.C.Orian Truss. After years of trying to figure out what was wrong with me and my multiple seemingly non-related symptoms, I found Dr. Truss who diagnosed me with chronic candidiasis and began treatment immediately.
As a RN in the surgical ICU, I would have at one time had great skepticism to this diagnosis as well as any so-called alternative medicine. That is until my symptoms became so severe that I had an unrelenting head-to-toe exfoliative rash that led to multiple skin infections while working with patients that had bacterial infections. I no longer had a protective barrier of skin and had to coat my entire body with Aquaphor to maintain some form of skin integrity. While this is a more extreme case I did have many other symptoms prior to this that are commonly found in patients with chronic yeast overgrowth.
I went to several doctors who made great attempts at trying to figure out the cause of my symptoms but were unable to do so. These doctors had specialties in internal medicine, allergies, and dermatology. After almost a year and a half, my symptoms were so debilitating that I had to quit working and go on short-term disability much to my frustration and dismay.
I came to Dr.Truss as a last ditch effort and in hopes of finding someone who could finally provide some answers. I will never forget sitting in Dr.Truss's office as he named off every symptom that I had ever had without my saying a word. It seemed almost impossible that this physician could know my symptoms and that they could all be related. Of course I broke down and cried like a baby but that is only to be expected after having gone through such a terrible ordeal.
After beginning treatment with Nystatin four times a day, a yeast-free and carb-restricted diet, as well as allergy injections that included titrating different strains of Candida, my symptoms began to improve and eventually disappeared entirely. I got my life back to say the least and was thankfully able to return to work.
I cannot entirely blame the physician above for his skepticism as well as that of many others as I would probably feel the same way if it had not happened to me. Apparently and unfortunately, there is not enough research being done to prove that this diagnosis is in fact real. However, to call Dr.Truss and other well- educated and highly respected physicians who believe in this diagnosis "quacks" is completely disrespectful and shows what little education the naysayers themselves have on the subject.
After saying all of this I would like to pose a few questions to all of the incredulous physicians out there. If a patient comes to you with symptoms with an unidentified cause would you rather give in to the possibility that there may be a diagnosis and treatment plan that you are neither familiar with nor believe in or let the patient continue to suffer? If no harm would be done to either you or the patient then why not try to at least seek out alternate or unfamiliar treatment for the benefit of the patient. Is this not why you chose to become a physician, to try to help those in need?
Finally, I cannot thank Dr.Truss enough for his research and belief that this diagnosis truly exists. It is physicians like him who are entirely dedicated to the care of their patients and who can think outside of the box that give patients a second chance at recovery and a healthy life. He practiced medicine until his death in September 2009 at the age of 86. He was truly an amazing doctor and will be forever missed.
The Missing Diagnosis I and The Missing Diagnosis II are both books written by Dr. Truss for anyone interested in learning more about Dr. Truss and chronic candidiasis.
As a side note, if anyone knows of another physician who treats this with the above mentioned plan, please reply as I need to continue treatment.
Thanks and God bless!
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replied October 27th, 2009
I'd be interested in your take on an antifungal called lufenuron. It supposedly breaks down or prevents the formation of chitin that is found in the cell walls of yeast. Lufenuron is said to be very inert in regard to mammals and has apparently been used with dogs for quite a while. From what I understand, it doesn't require a prescription. The only name I've heard in conjunction with lufenuron and candida is a lady whose last name is Vaughter.
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The yeast thing seems like bunk but I have to think there is something like that in people, including myself, which is going undiagnosed and/or is uncurable like a cancer. I suffer worse than you can imagine and have tried the anti-yeast diets and pills to no avail. The one area that I think should be focused on is the sinuses, thats where all the problems seem to lie yet it seems almost impossible to get a concrete diagnosis.
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Does this sound like candida to you?
I have been experiencing weird symptoms for about 2 years now and I wonder if this sounds like candida to anyone:
1. slight itchiness/pressure around eyes
2. darkening of under eyes
3. white, fuzzy tongue that I have to brush at least once daily... I quit smoking but when I smoked I noticed the coating would be grey instead of white. quitting smoking hasn't stopped the coating from forming, it's just whiter instead of greyish.
4. lowered tolerance to alcohol
5. gas, frequent diarrhea
6. persistent mild groin rash, looks like a heat rash from where my legs rub into my groin and into each other .. it doesn't itch but it never quite goes away
7. tiredness after eating a large meal
8. general feeling of lethargy
9. cravings for alcohol (even though my tolerance seems much lower)
10. white spots that appear on hands and feet sometimes... not a rash. sometimes they are very noticeable and other times they're not. I wonder if it's circulation-related?
11. Until about 7-8 months ago, I had what I can only describe as prostratitus (sp?).. my pee would come out in a trickle and I'd feel a lot of pressure. It took FOREVER to urinate. Ejaculating was pretty much impossible. It felt like my prostate was swollen up huge, like a golfball was inserted into my rectum. This however has completely gone away, which may or may not be due to some supplements I took for a couple months.
12. I don't know how to classify it other than "rumbly gut." It's almost like feeling hungry all the time.
I am 29, and male. I've read that candida is extremely rare in men, and it scares me to death because I don't conclusively know what is wrong with me. I went to a health clinic and the doctor basically thought it was all anxiety, and tried to prescribe me an anti-depressant, and also prescribed some antibiotics. I took the antibiotics, which did absolutely nothing for me. Luckily, it didn't make my symptoms any worse.
I just can't think of how/why I might have candida...
I am not really in a risk group for HIV... I am straight, from the midwest, and I do not sleep around. Although one time about 2.5 years ago I did have unprotected sex with a co-worker at the time, and I found out later that she had a reputation for being really easy if you know what I mean. I haven't been sick in a long time.. the last time I was sick was the January before last, and before then it was at least a year or two since I've been sick.
I know that I can't write off HIV as a possibility, I guess I'm just mentally trying to convince myself that I don't have it. Diabetes does run in my family though, so it's a lot more likely that I have it, or that I'm developing it.
The really weird thing is that I didn't start to notice any symptoms until after I made some positive, healthy changes in my life. I used to hang out at bars every night and drink a LOT of alcohol, and i never noticed any problems. However, a couple of months after I stopped drinking all the time, I started noticing these symptoms.
Can a guy get candida without having diabetes, cancer or hiv? I do have a lot of stress and anxiety.
feel free to write me.
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Lufenuron for Candida Species
I have been hearing a lot about Lufenuron lately has anyone tried this? Supposedly it doesn't harm the good bacteria which is a great thing! I am currently taking Nystatin 3 times a day plus a pro biotic but really no change in symptoms.
It sure is one heck of a thing to get rid of! Sadly so many are just suggesting things (supplements) and it doesn't get to the root of the problem.
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Candidaiasis and monononucleosis
Skunk3 - I just found a link between candidiasis and having mono. Think that may be your problem? Found it on Wikipedia. I've been talking to a few friends who also have been diagnosed with candidiasis - one a cousin who erupted with terrible skin lesions all over her face and had to be treated at hospital. It triggered a thought that we had all had mono and checked to see if there was a link. Weird, huh?
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I also just ordered Lufenuron. Hoping this helps me and will report back on my results.
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I highly recommend lufenuron. Same exact results in just a few weeks course of taking it as being on the diet for six months. No side effects whatsoever. Amazing!! Finally I can have a piece of bread or a glass of wine and not suffer from what feels like a massive allergy attack.
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I agree that the description of "quacks" is disrespectful.
No physician or specialist has been able to help me. All they've done is cost me money - and completely overlooked which now seems obvious (if not - worth a shot). Candida.
If there's any field that truly needs adjustment here, it's the medical field.
Perhaps it is an overprescribed diagnosis by naturopaths, but at least it's a consideration!!
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I too am taking Lufenuron. So far day 6 I feel terrible so it is killing the overgrowth of yeast and I can get back to normal. Also I am looking into low dose naltexone, (search ldn on google), to boost my immune system because I have sjoegrin's syndrom-like symptoms. I refuse to give up getting better.
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Hello skunk3,
Sorry you are feeling poorly. I have to be vigilant to every problem you mentioned, except #6 and #10. I have been helped by: (1.) drinking water. Since I never thirst for it, I often sneak it into what I eat, turning things semi-soupy! I am also greatly helped by(2.)Following Dr. Adkins advice on increasing fats and stopping sugars. (Artificial sweeteners excluded as well).
For my tongue, I found it was helpful to take a tsp. of plain old mustard 2 or 3 times a day ESPECIALLY at bedtime.
I realize now that yours was an older post. Can you update us on how your doing?
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You all may want to read this and then head over to Intagram to brush up on their new policies.
http://blogs.wsj.com/marketbeat/2012/12 … acy-rules/
[i]'The photo-sharing social media service announced that beginning Jan. 16 its policy will, among other things, allow it to sell users' photos and information to third parties for ads – without telling the users or compensating them.'[\i]
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Washington, District of Columbia, US
Diana wrote:
yep, it's blatant piracy of intellectual property rights without compensation...
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Body Painter
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Corona, California, US
... and now comes the back peddling of "oops, we didn't mean it like that" from Instagram.
Dec 18 12 04:36 pm Link
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Atlanta, Georgia, US
They heard the sound of their own potential IPO flushing down the toilet like the new owner Facebook.
Dec 18 12 04:42 pm Link
Makeup Artist
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Dallas, Texas, US
My BF informed me of this today....WOW! If I had an Instagram account I would shut it down the minute they made the announcement that they own the photos you upload. The arrogance of these companies.... they need to go the way of Netflix....begging and pleading "we didn't mean it!" too late....
oh and..... where do these companies find their PR people? my suggestion.... stop hiring idiots ...hire people that live in the real world. There are focus groups you can use before sending this kind of message into the world....Learn from Netflix....test your market before you make announcements. Chase bank runs email messages by it's customers as surveys all the time...."what would you think if you got this message?" smart... they are testing the waters before jumping in... it's so arrogant to think you know how the public will react to anything
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Southaven, Mississippi, US
CNET has the article where they backpedaled. They screwed the proverbial pooch, so to speak. They saw their user base drop like a rock and came back with what looks like an apology.
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Makeup Artist
Posts: 511
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Yep. http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-575598 … ur-photos/
"Since making these changes, we've heard loud and clear that many users are confused and upset about what the changes mean,"
Confused. Yeah right.
Dec 18 12 06:18 pm Link
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London, England, United Kingdom
So FB wildly over pays for Instagram and now thinks, ooh, should we try to make money from this.
Brain storm...
Ok, we have lots of pics that aren't ours. Right you are, let's sell them. We'll just get some lawyer to add some language and hey, presto, instant money.
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Tegan Lynn MUA wrote:
arrogance again...... we are now "confused" ???? a few employees at instagram better be packing up their offices about now.
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Agree Mary. I don't have Instagram either but the DH does and will be deleting as he is a photographer.
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What I'm shocked about is the number of people I know personally who don't care about this particular change including photographers and models. This news is just one more reason for me to say "no" when someone asks to shoot a behind the scenes shot of a project I'm coordinating...
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Happy Monday everyone :) I hope you have all had a fab weekend! Cant believe how nice the weather has been, gets me all excited to go on holiday! Are any of you going somewhere nice this summer? Had so many more beautiful bits arrive last week to blog and this gorgeous printed dress from Ribbon at Bank Fashion has got to be one of my faves! Such beautiful summer colours and I love the simple style of it. For a more causal look I wore my beaut new jumper from The Fifth Label, a new Australian fashion brand which is kind of a sister brand to Finders Keepers. I love how it is white and cream which you never would have thought would work but it really does! Of course I had to style it with my fave new Public Desire heels which are AMAZING!
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I'm sure you came here just to see a disembodied finger, and I won't disappoint you on that score. The politico in question is Obama's condescending Press Secretary, Jay Carney, who regularly berates reporters in his quest to subvert and manipulate the truth in service to his master. In a profile of Carney's wife in the magazine Washingtonian Mom, this photo of the loving family appears.
Cute, isn't it? But, as savvy Twitter users noticed almost immediately, the picture is photoshopped, and not very well at that. The right side of the book case is a mirror image of the left, which poses a slight problem. A problem I like to call "disembodied finger of a child floating in air"! It's a common photoshop mistake.


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It has been two months since I completed my first year of the Master of City Planning at MIT. Returning home to Baltimore, I felt exhausted from the rigors of the program, accomplished because of the mere fact that I completed a year of said program, and enlightened by the many class discussions, projects and experiences that I enjoyed – and not enjoyed – during the school year. I also returned to Baltimore excited about the project that I would work on as a Mayoral Fellow in the Department of Transportation.
I am enjoying the last day of my Independent Activities Period (IAP) – the period after winter break in which all students at MIT can take one of many non-credit or for-credit course offerings at MIT, set up a winter externship, or just do nothing. This amounts to six weeks of bliss!
In the dawn of the New Year, I cannot help but reflect on my pivotal moments in 2008, and look forward to 2009. I wrapped up – no, survived – my first semester in the Master of City Planning program at MIT. I am being a little dramatic here, but the program is really very rigorous. One thing I learned was that with such a rigorous program there is no need to make it unnecessarily more challenging. When I arrived in Cambridge, I was very excited to be in school again – I graduated from college ten years ago – and I registered for five and a half classes. Three and a half of the classes were required and two were electives. It was recommended that we take only one elective, but I was psyched and I was going to take MIT by storm!
Last Thursday night marked the end of an intense two-week team project in my Gateway: Planning (a kind of Introduction to Planning) course. In this project, my classmates and I assumed the role of consultants to a fictitious working group of the real-life New Orleans Redevelopment Authority (NORA) and prepared and delivered oral briefings on key challenges to post-Katrina housing recovery.


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Johannesburg - Five "very dangerous" prisoners have escaped from the Ottoshoop police station, near Zeerust, North West police said on Tuesday.It was believed the five used a knife to cut through the roof of the prisoners' exercise room on Sunday at 16:30, Brigadier Thulani Ngubane said in a statement."The suspects are aged between 25 and 30 and were arrested for cases of robbery with aggravating circumstances, arson, assault and housebreaking."Police are warning the community members not to try and arrest these five thugs as they are very dangerous, but rather to report them to the nearest police if they come across them."Ngubane said North West police would "not hesitate to take steps", if police negligence contributed to the escape.
news flash.... theres way more than 5 dangerous prisoners on the run....
Post photos of these thugs then at least we'll know who not to confront!How did they get hold of a knife to cut through the ceiling anyway?
My bad..they cut through the roof.
straw roof?????
Who searched them? Maybe they were given knives and forks to eat with. Mmmm, maybe someone forgot to take the cutlery away????
Methinks you need a bloody large knife to cut through a roof.
If they were "very dangerous" why were they not very watched...Huh!
How about some photos NEWS24....?!?!
ah thats okay, think we are used to it by now
So how come 'very dangerous' prisoners are left unguarded and for such a long period that they could escape? This just shows that the level of policing is atrocious - is this because we now have a police SERVICE and not a police FORCE?
a knife? roof? how tall are these guys, how big is this knife? how much time did this people have?
It is most probably a inside job, cmon think about it huh...?
They have just come to join the other milllion or 2 out here. Wonder how much they paid the warder for the knife?
How do we know them without their pictures published, SAPS, their pictures should have been everywhere, including TV.
The cops probably dont either!
Guys it is not hard to figure this out - the same tokoloshes that make case-dockets to disappear at Police Stations also provided the prisoners with knives to cut through the roof of their exercise room.
Well, why didnt they chain criminals like them ?


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Wall Street analysts have a current quarter EPS estimate of $1.73 on shares of FleetCor Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:FLT). Analysts and investors will be looking ahead to the next company earnings report which is scheduled to be on or around 2017-02-02 for the period ending 2016-12-31. During the same quarter in the previous year, the company reported EPS of $1.3.
Company earnings results have the capability of triggering near-term stock movements whether results hit or miss expectations. Prior to earnings, investors may be tracking directional trends of provided estimates. The company reported actual earnings per share for the previous quarter of $1.78. The Zacks Research consensus estimate before the earnings report was $1.74. The difference between the estimate and actual was $0.04 which created a surprise factor of 2.3%.
9 analysts polled by Zacks Research currently have a mean target price of $184.666 on shares. The analyst with the highest target price sees the stock hitting $200 and the lowest target estimate sees the stock touching $146 within the year. In looking at the standard deviation of all estimates, we arrive at 15.89. Zacks Research also uses an analyst ratings scale that ranges from 1 to 5. Using this scale, a 1 would represent a Strong Buy, and a 5 rating would indicate a Strong Sell rating. Using all the ratings on FleetCor Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:FLT), the mean sits at 1.41. Breaking those down we see that the ratings are as follows: 7 Strong Buy, 3 Rated Buy, 1 Rated Hold and 0 Rated Sell.
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Working long hours doesn't make a sales staff successful; wisely allocating time does, says a new survey by global consulting firm Watson Wyatt.
The lesson: Encourage salespeople to spend more time with their best potential customers. The survey found that sales professionals at top organizations spend 40 percent more time nurturing relationships than sales staff at low-performing companies.
"It may seem fundamental, but the way sales professionals allocate their time is critical; even a couple more hours per week on these key activities can make a real difference," says John Bremen, director of Watson Wyatt's sales force consulting practice. "Who they spend their time with is also important."
Three other ways to engage your sales force:
1. Offer variable pay to sales staff based on their sales performance. Sales staff at the most profitable companies receive about 40 percent more of their total cash compensation in the form of variable pay than sales professionals at low-performing companies.
2. Sweeten the pot with stock options and other equity pay. Thirty-six percent of high-performing companies do it, compared with 18 percent of others.
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Pumpkin Seeds are tasty to eat raw or when fried dry without any additives. Take a bowl of pumpkin seeds and mix with a small amount of oil or organic ghee to coat the seeds. Place the pumpkin seeds in a greased baking sheet and bake until golden and crisp. You can add salt and seasoning for taste.
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Soak a cup of black-eyed peas over night in four cups of water. Then, cook the peas in a sauce pan or cooker until it is tender. Make sure that it is not over cooked. You could add a bay leaf while it boils and remove it once it is ready.
Take a quarter portion of pumpkin and cut it into evenly sized small cubes. Add one table spoon of vegetable oil to a frying pan and sauté the pumpkin pieces until golden and soft. You could sprinkle water on the pumpkin to help it cook faster. Now, add the cooked black-eyed peas and toss with salt and pepper for about ten minutes.
Whisk half a cup of lemon juice with three table spoons of Olive Oil and add the pumpkin and peas mixture. To this add two onions, one tomato, one cucumber, one capsicum that have all been chopped finely. Season with salt and pepper and toss well. Garnish with half a cup of roasted Pumpkin Seeds.
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Take about half a pumpkin and cut it into pieces. This should give you enough pumpkin that fills about 4 cups. You need not separate the seeds from the pumpkin and can cook them directly.
Take a frying pan and add one tablespoon of coconut oil or cooking oil if you find coconut oil's flavour too strong. Sauté the pumpkin pieces and cook well for about fifteen minutes. Transfer the cooked pumpkin into a separate bowl.
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I will be available for daytime tuition from October 2017 onwards, due to maternity- fees can be discussed. I grew up in a variety of different countries due to parents being in the military. I have had a wide range of educational experiences from attending school in different countries, with my final educational years (year 7 - year 11) attending a private boarding school in York (ranked in the top percentile for independent schools) which was an amazing experience. I attended college and university locally to where I live now.
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Having completed my 5th year of teaching since passing my NQT year I am now on a middle leadership role as Head of Key Stage 4. I currently teach children with varying levels of ability, from year 7 to 11. I teach accredited subjects at entry level. I have been privately tutoring for 4 years, students both with SEN and without in primary and secondary education in Maths and English. Working with students on entrance exam preparation as well.
I currently teach children with a variety of Special Educational Needs including Autism, ADHD, EBD, hearing and visual impairments and general Learning Disabilities. I have experience of differentiated support, lessons and materials. Furthermore, I have experience teaching year 6 main stream children approaching the summer SATS. In addition, to this I have experience of teaching children with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities as well as Severe Learning Disabilities all working within the P Scale levels from P1 - P4.
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Associate Professor, Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USA
Assistant Professor, Department of Geoscience, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada (tenured 2013)
Hess Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Geosciences, Princeton University
2005 Ph.D. in Geology, Department of Geosciences, The University of Arizona
2000 M.S. in Geology, Department of Geology and Geophysics, The University of Wyoming
1996 B.S. in Geology, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA
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Benyon, C., Leier, A.L., Leckie, D.A., Hubbard, S.M., and Gehrels, G.E., 2016, Sandstone provenance and insights into the paleogeography of the McMurray Formation from detrital zircon geochronology, Athabasca Oil Sands, Canada: American Association of Petroleum Geologists Bulletin, v. 100, p. 269-287.
Quartero, E.M., Leier, A.L., Bentley, L.M., and Glombick, P., 2015, Basin-scale stratigraphic architecture and potential Paleocene distributive fluvial systems of the Cordilleran Foreland Basin, Alberta, Canada: Sedimentary Geology, v. 316, p. 26-38.
Benyon, C., Leier, A., Leckie, D.A., Webb, A., Hubbard, S.M., Gehrels, G., 2014, Provenance of the Cretaceous Athabasca Oil Sands, Canada: Implications for continental-scale sediment transport: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 84, p. 136-143.
Leier, A.L., McQuarrie, N., Garzione, C., and Eiler, J., 2013, Stable isotope evidence for multiple pulses of rapid surface uplift in the Central Andes, Bolivia: Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v. 371-372, p. 49-58.
Anfinson, O.A., Leier, A.L., Guest, B., Stockli, D., Dewing, K., and Embry, A.F., 2013, Thermal history of the northern Laurentian margin: apatite and zircon (U-Th)/He thermochronology of the Paleozoic Franklinian Basin, Canadian Arctic Islands: Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, v. 50, p. 761-768.
Raines, M.K., Hubbard, S.M., Kukulski, R.B., Leier, A.L., and Gehrels, G.E., 2013, Sediment dispersal in an evolving foreland: Detrital zircon geochronology from Upper Jurassic and lowermost Cretaceous strata, Alberta Basin, Canada: Geological Society of America Bulletin, v. 125, p. 741-755.
Anfinson, O., Leier, A.L., Dewing, K., and Embry, A., 2012, Detrital zircon geochronology and provenance of the Franklinian Basin, Canadian Arctic Islands: Geological Society of America Bulletin, v.124, p.415-430.
Leier, A.L., and Gehrels, G.E., 2011, Continental scale detrital zircon provenance signatures in Lower Cretaceous strata, western North America: Geology, v. 39, p.399-402.
Pelletier, J.D., Leier, A.L., and Steidtmann, J.R., 2009, Wind-driven reorganization of coarse clasts on the surface of Mars: Geology, v. 37, p.55-58.
Leier, A.L., DeCelles, P.G., Kapp, P., and Ding, L., 2007, The Takena Formation of the Lhasa terrane, Southern Tibet: the record of a retro-arc foreland basin: Geological Society of America Bulletin, v.119, p.31-48.
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-Ames, C., Leier, A., Leckie, D.A., 2016, The detrital zircon record of Cenozoic fluvial systems in the Great Plains of the northern United States and Southern Canada: Geological Society of America Meeting Abstracts with Programs v. 48, 7, GSA Meeting, Denver, CO, doi: 10.1130/abs/2016AM283575.
-Rubino, E., Leier, A., Archibald, S.B., Cassel, E.J., 2016, Sedimentary and detrital zircon data from Eocene strata exposed in the hinterland of the southern Canadian Cordillera: implications for basin evolution in a collapsing orogen: Geological Society of America Meeting Abstracts with Programs v. 48, 7, GSA Meeting, Denver, CO, doi: 10.1130/abs/2016AM284307.
-Chesley, J., Leier, A., 2016, Investigating vertical and lateral variability of fluvial deposits: an example from the Salt Wash DFS in east-central Utah: Geological Society of America Meeting Abstracts with Programs v. 48, 7, GSA Meeting, Denver, CO, doi: 10.1130/abs/2016AM286865.
-Leier, A., Leckie, D.A., 2016, The impact of post-orogenic erosion and sediment transport on the detrital zircon provenance of incipient foreland basins: AAPG Annual Conference and Exhibition, Calgary.
-Foster-Baril, Z., Cassel, E.J., Leier, A., Archibald, S.B., 2016, Eocene basin evolution in the North American Cordilleran hinterland, southern British Columbia: Geological Society of America Meeting Abstracts with Programs v. 48, 7, GSA Meeting, Denver, CO, doi: 10.1130/abs/2016AM287153.
-Rubino, E., Leier, A., Archibald, S.B., Cassel, E.J., 2016, Detrital zircon provenance of Eocene strata in the Cordillera of Southern British Columbia and northern Washington: preliminary results: Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v.48, 3, Southeastern GSA Meeting, Columbia, SC. doi: 10.1130/abs/2016SE-273896
-Chesley, J., and Leier, A., 2016, Investigating medial-to-distal DFS deposits using structure-from-motion photogrammetry: an example from the Salt Wash Member of the Morrison Formation, East-Central Utah: Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v.48, 3, Southeastern GSA Meeting, Columbia, SC. doi: 10.1130/abs/2016SE-273080
2016 PI, ACS, PRF New Directions, UAV and SfM 3-D characterization of fluvial outcrops
2012 PI, Nexen, Provenance of Lower Cretaceous sandstones, Western Canada
2012 Collaborator with 2 others, Canada Foundation for Innovation, Thermochronology Lab
2011 Co-PI with 1 other, Devon Energy, Fluvial stratigraphy of the Manatokan Field
2011 Nexen Inc., Detrital zircon provenance of the McMurray Formation
2010 Co-PI with 4 others, NSERC -National Science and Engineering Research Council, Canada - Collaborative and Development Grant
Unpublished studies/talks
2014 Kellogg, J.N., Saeid, E., Leier, A., Topoyaco Block Technical Report, 2014, A project to generate a stratigraphic and structural framework for Topoyaco Block, Columbia: Determine possible reasons for oil biodegradation and its relation to oil generation and migration versus trap synchronization: Pacific Rubiales Energy.
2013 Nexen Inc. Production
2012 Coderre, A., Pouderoux, H., Pedersen, P., and Leier, A., 2012, Reservoir characterization of the Manatoken Field, PTRC (Petroleum Technology Research Centre) Meeting, Calgary, AB.
2003, ExxonMobil Production Company
2003 BP Deepwater Development
2001 ConocoPhillips Deepwater Exploration and Production
1998 Union Pacific Resources Co., Deepwater Exploration
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Why Bother With Arsenal, They're Useless
Imagine my shock last night (seriously, don't laugh) on the way back home after watching the Champions League games with a few friends in town. "Be careful what you wish for" is the age old maxim that should have bitch slapped me in the face when I asked the taxi driver to put some football on the radio.
With the BBC's exemplary equal opportunity employment policy that allows mentally retarded presenters like Robbie Savage to become an "expert", it usually is a coin toss between 5 live or Talk Spite radio as to which is capable of coming up with the most faecal matter that can be legally allowed in one production.
Unfortunately for me, it was BBC's Mark Pougatch who gave me the urge to ask for the sick bag, and it wasn't because of the alcohol I had consumed while watching the Manchester teams' adventures in Europe.
As conspiracy theories go, Pougatch was banging on about how cynical it is for United to have 6 home Premier league games immediately following Champions League ties, while Manchester City had 6 away games. Not that I wouldn't put that past fixture mandarins with the propensity to kiss Alex Ferguson's rectal anatomy, but it was Pougatch's next remark that made me wonder why it is again that British people are held at gun point to pay licence fees for public service broadcasting.
This apparently reputable BBC presenter then went on to say that he did some research on Monday before the Champions League games and found out about the conspiracy in favour of United. He also did Chelsea who had 4 away games, but didn't bother with Arsenal.
"Why bother, they're useless anyway".
This is the thing. If Arsenal were useless, I have no problem accepting such an observation. But Arsenal are not useless. Notwithstanding the fact that we had a positive result in a very difficult game at Dortmund, the expectation was that United and City were going to sail through their match day 1 fixtures like the other teams didn't exist.
But no, they didn't, and it was fairly obvious that City in particular have a fight to make it through to the next stage. Napoli away won't be a walk in the park, and they can wishfully think about how to beat Bayern Munich.
The thing that stood out most with this "Arsenal are useless anyway comment" from Pougatch was not what he said, but how he said it. You could feel the absolute contempt and disdain in his voice, and I was half expecting him to spit in the microphone next to complete the triangle with some illustration of disgust for Arsenal.
The worst kind of venomous people are the ones who hide their spite under a cloak of niceties and professionalism. But it eventually comes out and last night left me seriously questioning why I even bother to pay a licence fee to contribute to the salary of presenters who have this sort of contempt for their listeners. It's no point writing to the BBC to complain, they've already got a statement prepared about professionalism and reputation and that they will review – yada yada yada.
My friend Consols Bob still has the e-mail they sent him about his complaint on Robbie Savage – suggesting that they have rigorous recruitment policies designed to root out the assholes an Savage passed with flying colours.
Mr Mark Pougatch – if you're going to pretend to be professional and thorough in your presentation, then please do your job and research all English teams with the same vigour and intensity. The fact that you can spout out such venomous nonsense about a team that you clearly hate while on a public service broadcast to millions of people who pay your salary is an indictment of your professionalism and character. You're are disgrace to the profession of journalism, but then again, you really don't have a high threshold to beat in this respect.
It reminded me of a story that Mark Saggers, a former BBC presenter who's now at Talk Spite radio once confessed to on air about the treatment he received from a colleague at BBC they regularly presented with. My money is on Mark Pougatch being the colleague Saggers was referring to and the contempt, disdain and disgust I witnessed last night is indicative of what was being suggested about this "mysterious" colleague who forced another to change ranches.
But then again you ask, what's different from what Pougatch is doing to what the punks at Sly Sports do or what the cretins at Talk Spite do.
Indeed, why bother with Arsenal – we're useless after all.
I think the most amusing thing about all this is that even though we're useless (has anyone noticed my cynicism yet?), Tottenham are still beneath us. 'Tis true what they say – A cannon will always destroy a cockerel.
And by the way, if you haven't yet, follow me on twitter. I'm now getting the hang of it. We might even get @markpougatch to defend his disappointing comments last night. Although he's already told an Arsenal fan that the fan was being flippant about his comments.
IS Anti-Arsenalism A Reality Or A Myth
Like many Arsenal supporters out there, I suffer from an acute case of Arsenalitis. It's a disease characterized by a deep emotional attachment to anything that has to do with Arsenal football club.
Some of the symptoms include chronic insomnia when the Gunners lose games or draw games we should have won; and frequent bouts of hypertension and anxiety attacks when we feel the club is unfairly being misrepresented in the media.
Despite the responsible thing of managing one's own health and well-being say by not watching or listening to diatribe – you can't help but notice the blatant cases of bias against Arsenal.
So is this anti-Arsenalism really a myth, or shall we stop beating around the bush and call it what it is – blatant bias and xenophobia by the establishment towards Arsenal?
Years ago, my Liverpool loving friend Dean asked me why I love Arsenal so much. You see, Dean and I grew up together and we've been really close friends for just shy of 30 years.
When we were kids, we played our own leagues in the council estates and equivalents of Hackney Marshes. This was in the early to mid 80s when Liverpool were flying and many of the local neighbourhood teams adopted the names of big clubs like Liverpool and Manchester United, despite the fact that we were lucky to even watch a televised match once a month in our part of the world.
The funny thing is that we knew more about the team we supported and the players of the time, than we did about school work and the local curriculum. Prozone would have been proud of us at the time.
Dean was the local Liverpool's star. Their Graham Souness, the guy who made them tick. He's the only footballer who I know will nutmeg you and dribble past 3 players, turn towards you with that impish "gotcha" smile, before smuggling the ball into the goal from a ridiculously impossible angle.
So I wasn't the least bit surprised about his allegiance to Liverpool. His question to me about the roots of my allegiance to Arsenal did make me think though.
I suppose the biggest driving factor for me is to do with what Arsenal as a club represents. Victoria Concordia Crescit says it all, but it's much more than that. It's about the club's values and philosophy of openness and opportunity. About the clubs desire to go about things in the right and fair way, and about the clubs patience and determination to develop an ambitious vision, stick to it and work hard at realising it.
There are many aspects of Arsenal's journey over the last 2 decades that are a reflection of my own journey in life. In the last 18 years in particular I've identified more with the Gunners than any other development in my life I guess.
Friends tell me in a way that I'm lucky that my wife is also crazy about football. The down side though is that she's a diehard Chelsea supporter (yeah! I know) – but I guess we all make sacrifices in life and have to live with the consequences.
Perhaps these are the reasons why I feel more sensitive and aggrieved about the open bias towards Arsenal that I encounter every day from the English football establishment. And it's not paranoia. I know paranoia, believe me.
I'll give you 4 examples (and there's loads more) to illustrate my point.
1. Broadcasting of Arsenal Games on TV or radio
I'll cite the group stages of the champions league. Out of 6 match days, there's 24 opportunities that 2 radio stations have to broadcast the commentary for the games involving the 4 English sides.
I've used radio as an example because on the specific Tuesday and Wednesday nights of the Champions league match days, I was working and where I was , we can only listen to radio.
Out of the 24 opportunities that both radio stations had, only one Arsenal game – the match day 1 game between Standard Liege and Arsenal was broadcast. In a fair world, you'd expect that more than 1 out of 24 Arsenal games would get air time. In most cases, both stations broadcast the same match involving either Chelsea, Man United or Liverpool.
Don't even get me started on the debacle of the Sky vs. ITV split that sees Arsenal relegated into broadcasting wilderness.
2. Anally Retentive Commentators.
It' was refreshing that in his last webcast to Arsenal supporters, Wenger confessed that he rarely watches Arsenal games on TV with the volume on. The outright bias and diatribe the commentators have against Arsenal can drive you loco.
It's almost like it's a scripted attempt to brainwash Arsenal fans with negativity. Whether it's constantly referring to Gallas's drama at St. Andrews in February 2008, or the application of selective amnesia that blanks out any virtues of the Arsenal game and amplifies Arsenal's shortcomings; some commentators need to be lynched.
In many cases, commentators have publicly referred to the opposing team as "our". I honestly wouldn't be surprised if they're on the opposing team's payroll, but to be fair, such commentators are just thick.
3. Xenophobia towards Arsenal's colourful squad
The constant references to Arsenal's supposed lack of English players is mind numbing and bang out of order. They serve to reinforce stereotypes that promote the dislike of the unknown and the misunderstood, and essentially fuel xenophobia.
The way the non-English mantra is latched on to suggests that there is something inherently wrong with not being English. An argument has been made that the English premier league is actually English in an attempt to justify the xenophobia.
Frankly speaking, in the 21st century, that's an argument that needs to be filed right between shit and syphilis. There's no room for that level of ignorance and arrogance for that matter in a game that is prostituted around the world as the best league competition on the planet.
Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that the Premier League is only popular in the world because of the myriad of international players and managers in the game. If it was still quintessentially English, the league would still be in the wilderness of the mid 80s to early 90s following the 5 year UEFA ban caused by hooliganism.
Furthermore, the billions of pounds Sky and other TV broadcasters pump into the game is only made possible by the ability to sell broadcasting rights all over the world. The English premier league can't be a reality without non-English participation.
Inevitably, Arsenal is the whipping boy of this "you're not English enough" band wagon. It's a shame that no one takes notice of the composition of the Arsenal youth and reserves team, and Arsenal's stellar work in bringing through talented English players for the future.
4. Misguided truths or convenient lies about Arsenal
Take your pick:
- Arsenal don't have strength and depth
- Arsenal need an English spine to win the EPL
- Arsenal must play ugly to win
- Arsenal can't hack it if you bully them or kick them off the park
- It's OK to actually kick them weak and brittle Arsenal players
- Arsenal are broke and there are a poor man's imitation of the big 2 clubs
- If Arsenal don't win a trophy this season then Wenger must go
- Wenger is a tight fisted egomaniac who refuses to spend money for big name transfers
- Arsenal are a selling team
You get the picture…
Basically a narrative has been building for several years now to serve the purpose of pigeon holing Arsenal into an also-rans outfit. There will always be a negative edge pursued on any Arsenal story.
A good example is when Andrey Arshavin said that Arsenal needed a miracle to have all their first team players available at the same time. This was swiftly rehashed and reported as "Arshavin says Arsenal need a miracle to win the title"
What is also noticeable is the contempt and disdain that Arsenal and Wenger are held in by the I-Zombies (pundits and hacks) in football. Most of them find it really hard to hide their contempt for all things Arsenal. It's so pathetic to watch them pretend to be impartial.
It's true what they say though. If they hate you this much, you must be doing something right. Is choosing to win by playing beautiful football such a bad thing?


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I have a query (that comes from 2 tables where several of the fields are identical) where it creates multiple duplicate records when the query runs. The unique record property is set to yes. Aargh!
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I am trying to write a municipal tax collection program. I have a table for school taxes and a second table for municipal taxes. The property info in both tables is identical, and the tax info is different, although not all records may be in both tables. I am writng a query for a report that shows what taxes have not been paid, based on whether the "date paid" field is or is not null. When I run the query, some records show up 5 or 6 times, which is not a good thing.
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I want to change the background color of a cell based on data within the row. BUT...I get the following error:
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Ok - but I but I need to change the color based on the value of data with in the recordset row. For example, this snippet below worked in .net 1.x versions, but it isn't working 2.0 In the code below I look up the value in
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