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What are sexual problems?
A sexual problem means that sex is not satisfying or positive for you. In women, common sexual problems include feeling little or no interest in sex, having problems getting aroused, or having trouble with with orgasm. For some women, pain during intercourse is a problem.
Most women have a sexual problem at one time or another. For some women, the problem is ongoing. But your symptoms are only a sexual problem if they bother you or cause problems in your relationship.
There is no "normal" level of sexual response, because it is different for every woman. You may also find that what is normal at one stage of your life changes at another stage or age. For example, it's common for an exhausted mother of a baby to have little interest in sex. And it's common for both women and men to have less intense sex drives as they age. This is linked in part to hormone changes in the body.
What are some causes of sexual problems in women?
Female sexuality is complex. At its core is a need for closeness and intimacy. Women also have physical needs. When there is a problem in either the emotional or physical part of your life, you can have sexual problems.
Some common causes include:
What are the symptoms?
Sexual problems can include:
How are sexual problems in women diagnosed?
Women often recognize a sexual problem when they notice a change in desire or sexual satisfaction. When this happens, it helps to look at what is and isn't working in the body and in life. For example:
Your doctor can help you decide what to do. He or she will ask questions, do a physical exam, and talk to you about possible causes.
Some women find it hard to talk to their doctor about sexual problems at first. Sometimes it helps to write out what you want to say beforehand. For example, you could say something like "For the past few months, I haven't enjoyed sex as much as I used to." Or you could say "Ever since I started taking that medicine, I haven't felt like having sex."
How are they treated?
Treatment for sexual problems depends on what is causing the problem. There may be one or more issues causing the problems. Many sexual problems can be worked out after you know the cause or causes.
Sex involves emotional, physical, and relationship issues. Successful treatment requires a high level of comfort between you and your doctor. Ideally, you and your partner will also be able to talk openly about sexual concerns. Treatment may include treating health problems, getting communication counseling, and learning about things you can practice at home. For example, you might take a warm bath to relax, have plenty of foreplay before sex, or try different positions during sex.
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Yes | No 5 out of 5 Best Ever Written By K McGovern, Allentown, PA on Friday, June 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Only 1500 characters, will be concise. Crutchfield: Great vendor; has been for the 20+ years I've done occasional business with them. Model One: Case is superb, almost like it was machined from a single block of wood. Interior was said to have crappy, occasionally rusted components. Maybe it happens once in a awhile, took mine apart, no problems. Commerical grade plastics where used, good quality components, fine workmanship. Analog tuner good and the LED signal indicator is effective. I could see where a Terk antenna would be of value for some; Allentown, PA--not needed. AM sounds great, NO underlying noise as reported. There's no RFI shielding in the cabinet, so a noisy environement could be the culprit. FM selectivity is fine for an anlog tuner, but in a crowded area might be less desirable than a digital tuner. Once you get the LED nice and bright, it holds the station well. Sound is great AM & FM but has a little boom around 100-200Hz as the case is ported underneath. The Top 40 Crowd might like it especially on FM stations, but I set my radio on a thick paperback to close the port and raise it a bit (nightstand is a little too low) which settled things nicely. All around fit and finsh at least as good as advertised, maybe better. Sorry we don't make it in the USA, but it would be twice the money. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! Pros: Beautiful case, fine styling, great fit and finish of internals. Tuning LED effective, AM/FM tunes well, holds station. Extremely good sound from high quality speaker. Excellent Crutchfield service. Cons: Case is ported which causes a little boomy sound in low midrange. Easy to fix by closing the port if bothersome. AC cord is bright white, just a quibble, would have preferred dark brown--had to find something bad to say..! :) 12 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Close as I could get Written By philip, Chapel Hill on Saturday, April 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I had an Advent Model 400 that I bought new in 1978. I liked it a lot. One day recently it just died. So 33 and a 1/2 years after I bought the Model 400, I went out and bought the closest thing I could find to it, the Tivoli Audio Model One. I like it. It sounds good and looks classy. If it lasts as long as the Model 400, I'll be very happy. Pros: Warm, fuzzy nostalgic feel. Nice sound. Costs about the same as the Model 400, 34 years later Cons: Kloss isn't around anymore to design audio equipment. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Overall a quality product with some limitations Written By Joe D, Summit, NJ on Tuesday, April 17, 2012 Overall, a solidly built, well-designed and good-looking piece of equipment; nice and simple to use; just plug it in, and for difficult FM stations, just add the supplied antenna. Pros: Good price, nice design, solidly built; like the aux input for the iPod, and, until it malfunctioned (see "Cons"), the headphone jack Cons: Sill have trouble getting the local public radio station, unless I'm using the FM antenna, and radio is in one specific spot (and then it's "OK", not great); just recently, noticed that something is obstructing the headphone jack -- plug will no longer go in all the way -- a mystery, since the radio doesn't get moved around. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Tivoli Audio Model One Written By Cliff P, Youston on Monday, April 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm glad i purchased this radio and may purchase another. Pros: The radio has good sensitivity & selectivity (at least it picks up two marginal stations here w/o external antenna). Cons: It would be a little handier if it had preset buttons for oft used stations but I don't often change station so this is no significant problem. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Nice little radio Written By Anonymous, Lancaster PA on Sunday, January 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great little radio. We have it on the kitchen counter where it takes up little space. The sound is decent and it is super easy to use for my non-techie wife. She easily plays Pandora on her iPhone on this radio. Pros: Small, very easy to use. Decent sound. Cons: Not stereo, not high end sound, but the price isn't high end either. 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 A Quaility Gift Written By Pleased Customer, Plattsburgh NY on Wednesday, July 27, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased this radio as a special gift to a long-time friend who is advancing here career. The radio is being used in her new office. She also uses the radio at her family's summer camp. Very positive feedback from the family regarding the build-quality and audio quality of this radio. Very pleased with the radio and particularly pleased with solid help and support from Crutchfield. 9 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Tivoli Audio Model One Written By Bill W., Mebane, NC on Saturday, May 28, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice looking radio. FM works very good with external antenna. AM is not so good. Maybe it would be better with an AM antenna. 6 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 Disappointed Written By Chris, Old Saybrook, CT on Monday, May 09, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this radio for my kitchen, hoping to tune into one of my favorite radio stations (college station, not a strong signal). Based on other reviews, thought the Tivoli would work. But unfortunately it doesn't. Even the stonger NPR stations came in at varying levels. And guess what, when I sat my 10 year old Bose Wave right in the same spot it picked up the station nice and clear. I will say the sound quality equaled the Bose and I loved the compact look. But I returned it based on it not meeting my primary qualification. Back to square one.... 12 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 A Perfect Fit Written By Robert, Charlestown, RI on Wednesday, March 09, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We were looking for a small table radio with a real good sound:size factor for our country kitchen. This little bear fit the bill. It blends right in on top of the colonial dry sink and is able to pick up our favorite FM classical & jazz stations located from twenty to forty miles away. The tuner is super sensitive, so you hear some static as you navigate, but once it locks on, the noise disappears.The aux miniplug for the ipod is a nice feature as well, but mostly we just punch it on the FM and let it go most of the day. 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Suddenly it's 1970 Written By Clark K, Long Island, NY on Thursday, January 27, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was amazed at the quality of construction. This thing is built! The controls have a wonderfull feel, and the cabinet is 1st rate. But using it is very frustrating. The analog dial is difficult to use, when you live in an area with many stations. There's no quick change from one station to another when you don't like the current broadcast. Switching from fm to am requires re-dialing, because the 2 bands share the same tuning dial. There are no tone controls, so you'd better like the factory settings. If you're the type of person who tunes in a station and stays with it, you will probably love the Model 1. I change stations as soon as I don't like the current selection, and if I want the news, I switch from fm to am. Consequently, this radio did not work for me. 6 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Solid (clean) Audio for a Table Radio Written By Ken D, Passaic Cty, NJ on Tuesday, November 30, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Tivoli Model One radio was selected to be one of my wife's Christmas Gifts. She enjoys a wide range of music the source of which is our home theater system located in the living room. My wife devotes a lot of her time to working in the kitchen. When not preparing meals, she is preparing her lesson plans using the kitchen table. Our kitchen has recently gone through a major renovation with an old under-cabinet AM/FM/CD Radio/Player put out to pasture. The Model One will be the new source of music for the kitchen and will be placed on our new granite counter top. I selected the Black finish which complements the color of the stone. Other counter top radios were examined before selecting the Tivoli Model One. The Model One, by design, seemed superior to others and was equipped with all of the (necessary) controls one would need, the high fidelity sound notwithstanding. The sensitivity and gearing of the tuning dial is evident and the signal strength indicator is a welcomed feature. Fit and finish of the cabinet and controls appeared to be well above average. Amplifier power was readily noticeable and more than adequate. I know my wife will be thrilled to listen to this fine radio in her kitchen, making the work of preparing meals and her school work much more enjoyable. 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|December 26, 2012, 02:27 PM
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Mental Health is the Issue, Not Guns and Armed Guards in Schools is not the Solution
Putting armed guards in all schools would be prohibitively expensive and it's just not a reasonable response to a small threat. The costs would greatly outweigh the benefits.
I have thought a lot about this issue for years. It is very real to me. When I was a police officer in a small rural town I knew that most likely I would be on my own in an active shooter situation, too much time would elapse before another officer could arrive to go in with me. Just the way things are.
One of my duties in my current job with the sheriffs office is being in charge of security at the courthouse. I know how expensive real security is. I know this is going to sound cold in this emotionally charged atmosphere, but the risk of an active shooter in every school in America does not justify the cost of properly trained and equipped armed security. We already spend more per capita on education then any other industrialized nation.
I am an NRA life member and I will not readily give up anything in a futile attempt to stop mass shootings. But the more I think about it, the more I have to dismiss the proposal to put armed officers in every school as prohibitively expensive.
What can we do then? Gun control will solve nothing, we can't afford to harden our schools and staff them with armed security forces. The solution that has the greatest benefit for our society is to fix our broken mental health system. Back in the 1980s we (as a society) decided that treating the mentally ill by institutionalizing them was cruel and inhumane. And it was expensive. States closed most of their mental hospitals and sanitariums. Advocacy groups pushed an agenda of mainstreaming the mentally ill.
Suddenly we were having a "homeless" problem. Why? Many of the mentally ill who lost their homes in the state run institutions couldn't handle being "mainstreamed". The number of them I dealt with who just refused to avail themselves of the shelter and government housing programs and preferred to live on the street just amazed me. Today our jails are full of mentally ill people who have committed crimes, felonies and misdemeanors both. In many cases they a found unfit to stand trial and committed to a mental institution. The problem is, there are so few beds that they often sit in isolation cells in the county jail for months waiting for a bed to open up. The judges here have taken to issuing a Rule to Show Cause summons to the directors of the state hospitals ordering them to show up in court and explain why these people are still sitting in the county jail months after the court ordered them committed to the Department of Human Services. Usually a bed comes available within hours of the institution being served with one of these orders.
Would fixing our mental health system stop all mass shootings? No, of course not. But I think it would lower the risk tremendously and have the other positive effect of dealing with the homeless problem and the jail overcrowding problem. The benefits to society would be worth the cost.
I'm not sure how much national coverage this story got, but several weeks ago it's possible that a mass shooting was thwarted when the parents of a troubled young man who seems to share many of the problems the sandy Hook shooter had (I will not use his name here), contacted police after he bought an AR15 rifle at Wal-Mart.
|December 26, 2012, 02:41 PM
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The numbers simply don't work out to justify armed guards in every school and public place across America. There were a total of 25 school-ralated firearm fatalities for 2009 (latest year of data listed by the government). For thst same year, NOAA listed 34 lightning strike fatalities in the US.
Battling anti-gun hysteria with pro-gun hysteria isn't the answer. Mass shootings and lightning are very low on my list of worries. I'm much more worried about heart disease and cancer. Like you mention, at the end of the day, the mental health issue needs to be addressed simply to better society in multiple facets. Most of the homeless here are mentally ill and not homeless under their own volition.
|December 26, 2012, 02:48 PM
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I applaud the first 2 posts of this thread.
I wish these thoughts would spread to other threads that are running wild on other gun owner forums ...
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|December 26, 2012, 02:59 PM
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It would be far cheaper to simply track the young men who were given behavior modification drugs in their adolescence. That is where a large chunk of these shooters are from, but since chemical handcuffing is acceptable we will not hear a peep. Calling for gun and magazine bans will sell better...
|December 26, 2012, 03:11 PM
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Actually, there have been more mass shootings prevented with good police work and informed tips coming in prior to these shootings.
Several aspects of these shootings lend them to intervention. First, they are usually planned over several months, secondly, there is a common link to many of these shooters as upper middle class, white males with severe social inhibitions coupled with mental health issues. Parents, teachers, police and mental health and primary care folks should all get better at recognizing those at risk.
The basic science looking into these mass shootings is beginning to pain a recognizable portrait of what to look for. Again, several have been aborted by good police work and friends and family who came forward. One of the common findings is that these creeps broad cast their intentions. Folks need to understand a duty to come forward if someone is talking crazy.
Lastly, let folks have their 2A rights and be able to carry on public school grounds like they do in Utah. That won't cost anyone a penny in increased taxes. Remove the gun free zones and you have removed the killing grounds for these cowards. Mas Ayoob calls for an Israeli type of response where armed and anonymous concealed carry folks have put an end to mass school killings. If they can do that in the face of terrorism, we can certainly accomplish the same.
In addition, that would be a continuation of the popularity of CCW in America. Make the next step and eliminate all gun free zones. Public school carry and decriminalize carry where private parties prohibit it. In Utah, private schools and private businesses can put up the no firearms signs, but they lack the power of law. All that they can do if they notice you are armed is to ask you to leave.
We have the solution, just turn the clock back 30-40 years by allowing CCW as they do in Utah today and you will see a dramatic reduction in these crimes.
|December 26, 2012, 03:12 PM
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But in human society, no "leader" would ever have the courage to speak that kind of truth, as he and his associates would be howled out of office for being "insensitive" and not doing "something" to protect the children.
So, the pragmatic effect of calling for better mental health options/care as a matter of public safety is merely to act as a distraction from the -- even less effectual -- calls for gun control.
It may be one of the better things that we can take the people's money to "give" society, in general. There may certainly be huge public benefits to having large, and full to brimming, mental health facilities getting the homeless off our streets, quarantining the criminally insane (from kleptomaniacs to process predators), and even, yes, snagging the occasional mass-murderer-wannabe (maybe even BEFORE he snaps!). But I still can't -- truthfully -- claim any large scale response at all to be a "reasonable" response to the events in CT, or events similar to that.
There's a cost-benefit equation there that simply doesn't balance until (and then only MAYBE) you throw a lot of other social issues onto the "pro" side of the scales.
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|December 26, 2012, 03:19 PM
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Check this out: http://www.gun-nuttery.com/rtc.php
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|December 26, 2012, 03:24 PM
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Exactly the point which I've tried to make in several conversations. The closing of mental institutions and "mainstreaming" of people who would formerly have been committed (or simply dumping them on the street) has played a very large part in these mass-shootings. Yet another "victory" for the ACLU!
|December 26, 2012, 03:25 PM
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Very well thought out Jeff.
I am no longer the lone voice calling for mental health reform.
All 4 of the past shooter were identified as a problem but the system moved too slow.
The VT and Aurora shooter even had shrinks label them dangerous, that label didn't stop them, an immediate 30 committed evaluation would have.
But addressing the root cause of the problem doesnt fit their agenda to disarm us.
In fact I am sure they smirk with callous glee that they can use these ill young men to further their agenda.
Hit the report button if you find a problem.
I only have so many heartbeats left. I am not wasting them on things that are not fun.
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|December 26, 2012, 03:37 PM
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Let me say right up front that I have no idea what the solution is. But I do have some observations.
First the problem is mental illness. So regulating firearms, cars, or gasoline is pointless.
State run mental health hospitals, didn't fix the problem of mental illness, but they did warehouse the unbalanced so that they couldn't harm others. Putting the ill back into the community for treatment (making them homeless) was a huge mistake. Right now the only way to get mental health care is through the prison system. This is probably the worst place to provide this care.
So we as a society are left to make some tough choices. Should we build institutions in order to warehouse the mentally ill? The downside would be cost, and the shock that people would have when word got out just how horrible they were. The up side would be that we would be safer from mass shootings.
Should we change our laws so that a mentally ill person could be declared a threat to society and incarcerated permanently.
I'm going to suggest that our society doesn't have the stomach for either choice. And that puts us right back where we are right now, with no treatment whatsoever for those who need it most. And politicians trying to appease people by talking about gun control in order to make people feel that they had done something.
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|December 26, 2012, 03:43 PM
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Let me rephrase what I should have stated to the truth that guns were not prohibited on school grounds when I went to public school in the 1970's. Get rid of the gun free zones created in the 1980's. That is at the heart of much of what we are discussing. Thank you for the correction.
|December 26, 2012, 03:45 PM
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Simply raising awareness to take away the taboo would help change perceptions. Right now, people avoid the mentally ill like lepers. People with mental illness feel its shameful and somehow inherently worse than physical illness and tend to not to reach out for help. We wouldn't react the same way if we had a cold or broke a finger. It's an astonishingly few that are violently dangerous. Most mental illnesses aren't the stereotypical extremes portrayed in media and movies.
|December 26, 2012, 03:46 PM
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I don't pretend to know the cost of increased security in schools but i can think of quite a few things i'd happily see cut to fund it. We should also not forget that increased security can have numerous benefits beyond just stopping school shootings. There may also be other effective security options than a full time armed guard such as physical measures like hardened entry points with controlled access. The idea of needing such security at schools certainly is disconcerting but obviously not nearly as much as recent events.
Obviously its very easy for us to say we need better mental health care in this country but many clamoring for it now were just recently spouting ideologies contradictory to government funded health care. Funding aside there are also huge civil liberties issues related to committing people against there will and i'll never support trashing one part of the constitution in the name of another. No matter how much we'd like it to be a simple one this is a very complex issue with no clear answers.
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|December 26, 2012, 03:55 PM
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Here is my beef. I work every day with many of our veterans. The VA has never been what I would consider stellar in dealing with PTSD and depression post deployment but the system is getting much better. Soooo...we have a young kid who just got back from Iraqistan or someplace, is having a rough time adjusting and gets his service connection and treatment for PTSD. Under the guise of "protecting the public from the mentally ill" he ends up on the "do not buy" list the FBI and the ATF keep?
One week, Private Snuffyis capable pf standing post but the next week he is too crazy to own a gun? See where this goes?
|December 26, 2012, 04:01 PM
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Mental health is a subjective science. The same docs who give diagnoses of autism and ADD to unruly kids of crappy parents, the same ones who give diagnoses to perverts and murderers..... Now they can label you and take away your 2a rights? Isn't stockpiling ammo and weapons a sign of paranoia? For that matter, why are you carrying concealed? Paranoia? Afraid of something? Read up on how communist Russia used the mental health field like an artist with a brush. Very slippery slope. Institutionalize criminally insane after a criminal act? Yes. Before? No.
|December 26, 2012, 04:03 PM
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ID-shooting.... Yes, you get it.
|December 26, 2012, 04:12 PM
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There are millions of lakes across the country that folks swim in. Even in bad weather. There aren't millions of lightning fatalities or even thousands, or hundreds. Your argument supposes that "something could have been done" to stop a rampage killing. There is really nothing that could prevent things like this with absolute certainty.
You could expend the entire GDP. You'd probably catch a lot more bad guys before they make their move. Maybe even most. Never all. We will never know if implementation of new legislation would prevent something from happening. You can't prove a negative. How many rampage shootings, homicides, and suicides did the 7+ million FBI NICS denials prevent? The answer is probably "some".
Looking at other nations with laws vastly different or similar to ours, rampage killings still occur. They occur everywhere, but with great infrequency. Arson is still the moat common method and still holds records as the deadliest types of attacks. Americans tend to not really care what happens elsewhere in the world though.
I've only suggestsd an awareness campaign for mental health. I wouldn't suggest taking away someone's rights to save another. I've dismissed the NRA's attempts at blaming old, old movies and video games to shift blame. I don't think anyone here has suggested locking away anyone who feels a bit depressed.
|December 26, 2012, 04:16 PM
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I agree that the focus must be on mental illness. But more specifically, no the small number of mentally ill who are VIOLENT when not in treatment. The current laws, including the current gun laws, toss everyone into a "danger to himself or others" category. This is a terrible mistake. It has the effect of punishing the merely depressed while failing to protect society from the truly dangerous. We need to have a separate policy and special attention for those who are prone to murder when off meds. Suicide, while surely a public policy concern, is much further down the list than mass murder. It's not even a crime.
Those who will start getting instructions on killing people from their cereal bowl if they miss a pill should never be out of an asylum. It was hoped back in the 80's that we would have a cure by now. We don't. It's unlikely we ever will. So that experiment has failed.
There are already some stop-gaps in place where psychs are permitted to break privilege to warn people of dangerous patients. But beyond telling the person "hey this guy has been having fantasies of torturing you to death," THEY HAVE TO LET HIM GO! If he's stable on meds, and is taking them currently, then by law he's got to be cut loose. That needs to end.
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|December 26, 2012, 04:40 PM
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Since there are many common characteristics of these killers, there is definitely opportunity for authorities to pay closer attention to them. What if a school official had a private but formal conversation with the Sandy Hook shooters mother about securing her weapons from her kid especially if she observed signs of mental deterioration. You don't have to present such a conversation as a homicidal threat, but a suicidal threat since there is overlap between these mass murderers and suicidal ideation as well.
We have opportunities for intervention and identification of at risk kids. With more research, there may be mental health interventions that could circumvent this early as well. I would point out that the Columbine killers were under mental health care if I recall correctly. That didn't prevent this killing as well. You only have so much you can do in a mental health capacity especially with current mental health laws. Remember, it is not against the law to be crazy. The only time you can intervene and lock them up is when there is a documented danger to self or others identified.
|December 26, 2012, 04:44 PM
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I don't know where you get that arson is still the most common attack but even if it were one can't seriously claim that the benefits of housing is negated by fire. Also, there are books of laws in place regarding building code and fire/life safety regulations to mitigate and reduce deaths from fires. While there may still be large numbers of people killed by arsonists in less developed nations modern materials and regulations make it far more difficult to successfully kill large numbers of people this way. Its obviously not impossible but far more difficult and unlikely than many seem to realize.
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|December 26, 2012, 04:49 PM
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Our wonderful media has taught the terrorists of the world how to bring the U.S. to its knees. 2 or 3 coordinated attacks on schools and the U.S. would just go bonkers, worse than what we just saw, worse than the 9/11 attack.
Do not for a moment think that the reaction in our country has gone unnoticed. The media inflamed the public to a fever pitch.
Whether or not the incident was mental illness, domestic or foreign terrorism the only way that the next one is going to be stopped, is to have someone there to physically stop it.
Whether it be dedicated LEO's, armed staff, etc, schools are one of the last areas that there is a bunch of unprotected people left. As long as the closest responder is still X amount of minutes away, there will always be that window of time where children will be in harms way.
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With all due respect, we are not mental health experts. We do not know the science, law, politics or financial impacts of institutionalizing the mentally ill. We know guns and the 2A and that's why we argue against gun restrictions.
But if you really want to pursue the sanatorium option, then do a quick calculation of the number of mentally ill and multiply that by the cost of instutionalizing a single patient. A quick search on the net comes up with an article that puts the numbers at 760,000 at $40,000 per day. That comes out to $30.4 billion a day. Now factor in that the numbers are inflated and round it down to $3.4 billion a day. That comes out to $1.2 trillion a year. Factor in the fiscal cliff and the reality becomes clearer.
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Trying to fix the mental health system is not the answer either.
The hard truth is that there will be x number of mass shootings, no matter what "cures" are attempted. All these remedies, whether they be gun control, more armed guards, or better mental health, are just things to make us feel better in our own minds that we are trying to do something about the problem.
The bottom line is that a free society has to accept the possibility of incidents like this, as the price of keeping its freedom. The alternative is a totalitarian, police state, and even that is no guarantee.
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John Villneff's four grandchildren were playing video games inside his daughter's home on the 6000 block of Rutland Street around 11 p.m. Wednesday when the men barged in and began to pistol-whip a 16-year-old boy.
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Two good Samaritans rushed to help catch a bad guy who had just snatched a woman's purse, but he didn't get very far.
Police say the elderly woman was leaving the Dollar Tree on 8 mile at Wyoming in Ferndale when she was ripped off. Investigators say the 20-year-old man ran up to her and stole her purse but two other guys who were shopping in the area saw it all go down and chased the guy through the parking lot on 8 mile.
One of the men tackled the purse snatcher and both good Samaritans sat on the bad guy and called police.
It all happened in front of a group of 12-year-olds, including Reginald who was coming home from basketball practice. "We seen a man steal a woman's purse, the woman screamed, and two other men started chasing him, one said you can't run from me" Reginald said.
Detective Sgt. Chad Allan of the Oakland County Sheriff's Office said, "When the deputies arrived they found the citizens holding the suspect and he was arrested without incident."
People in the area had mixed feelings about the idea of chasing the purse thief. Calvin Baskin said he was proud of the good Samaritans, saying we need people like that out here. Others we spoke with said it might not be a good idea to chase the guy because you have no idea what weapon he may have on him.
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We just received an invitation to a b'nei mitzvah party that will be dinner and dancing at a nice downtown hotel. The invitation says, "No ties, no jeans."I don't like that. I believe that the correct way to do it is to write "casual attire." I get it; they want it to be casual but not sloppy. But wording it this way implies that their guests don't understand how to dress appropriately and will look like slobs if not given itemized instructions. "Casual attire" plus the type of event and its setting -- a dinner dance at a downtown hotel ballroom, not a backyard BBQ or beach party -- makes it clear that cutoffs and T shirts aren't appropriate, and that neckties aren't required. There really is no need to specifically forbid jeans and ties. Many of today's jeans are sufficiently dressy and nice enough to wear as part of an outfit for a nice restaurant; that's appropriate for a casual party. And some people feel more comfortable in ties, and some ties are pretty casual anyway.Hosts need to give their guests credit for a little intelligence, common sense, and class. If a few of their guests lack these and don't dress exactly right, then so be it (there are always a few people who simply insist on ignoring dress codes no matter what you write anyway). It's not going to ruin your party. You're entertaining your guests, not costuming them for a show. Setting a dress code is fine; micromanaging it is bossy and insulting.
It's the ties bit that irks me.The way I see it, a host can require/request (not ready to split hairs here) a minimum formality in their guests' attire, but not a maximum formality. If guest prefers to wear a tuxedo to a beach party, they may. But not the other way around.
Quote from: Oh Joy on January 14, 2013, 01:43:17 PMIt's the ties bit that irks me.The way I see it, a host can require/request (not ready to split hairs here) a minimum formality in their guests' attire, but not a maximum formality. If guest prefers to wear a tuxedo to a beach party, they may. But not the other way around.When I see the phrase "no ties, no jeans" I took it as shorthand for "Ties are not required, but jeans are not acceptable". Like they were trying to be cute. So if Uncle Joe wants to wear a tie, he certainly can, but it is not expected that people do so. That is mostly because I accept that if I want to I can dress more formally if I want to. It never occurred to me that anyone would read it as "do not wear a tie!".Which I guess is the problem with this approach. But I think you'll run into problems with any way of specifying a dress code.
You might have thought it harsh - but I think the message is pretty clear. If a host/ess doesn't want guests wearing jeans to an event, he/she has to find a way to communicate it. "Smart casual" doesn't necessarily do it - many people might figure chinos to be on the same level as denim.I do agree that I don't like the "no ties" since there are indeed men who feel that they have to wear a tie almost anywhere other than a trip to the hardware store, and it's really not going to detract from the event if there are a couple of guys wearing ties. Jeans are different, however. There's no denying that there is increased informality in our culture these days, and sometimes it's necessary to spell-out what is and is not acceptable.
I think they laid it out in a way that the younger guests can easily understand.
That's why - to me -- the question isn't "how do you politely specify that you don't want people to wear jeans or ties?" but "is it polite to specify that people not wear jeans or ties?" Not how, but whether at all.
Quote from: thedudeabides on January 14, 2013, 04:01:22 PMI think they laid it out in a way that the younger guests can easily understand.POD. I think sometimes people can see insult when none was intended and I think that's what happened here. It's a party for younger guests and "business casual" doesn't apply, and "casual" can have a very broad interpretation for kids that age.
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Sammy was 16 years old and the love of my life. A sassy, sweet, determined Siamese/tabby mix. We lost him last Friday and life hasn't been the same. He was losing use of his front limbs and having heart trouble and it was time to let go. There are so many things to say about him that I don't know where to start. He was a shelter cat from the Fargo Humane Society and had been surrendered because he was destructive. He liked to shred paper and his previous owners had declawed all four paws and was going to grind down his teeth. Thankfully, someone convinced them to surrender him. As I walked through the cat area at the shelter, something hit me in the head...it was a sparkly ball. Shortly after that, a huge paw smacked me in the head. It was Sammy. From that very moment, I knew he was the one. I named him Thor but he wasn't responding to it. I had watched an episode of Cheers and realized that Sammy was a flirt like Sam Malone...I called out the name Sammy and he turned and looked right at me. He had chosen me and had chosen his name.
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We've been making this a lot this year. It's easy, tastes fantastic, and is great for leftovers. I do it on a charcoal grill, but you can adjust and do it on gas too.
Coals on one side of the grill so you can use the other side for indirect heat.
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63 comments:
- Lovers, Saints & Sailors said...
Gotta say, your ghost writes well!
I am totally in love with that pink, fuzzy cardigan. Up until now I didn't realise my life was missing a pink, fuzzy cardigan. Turns out it is.
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- February 15, 2012 7:57 PM
- brodie said...
Every time you mention Picnic at Hanging Rock I imagine it's a reference to Australia AKA me. SO THANKS GURL! LUV U 2 MWAH MWAH
- February 15, 2012 8:12 PM
- Meganne said...
Love these colorful and diverse looks, they're all so odd and diffrent, I'd like to combine certain features of every look!
- February 15, 2012 8:24 PM
- DaliR said...
The bright red dress with purple tights combination looks amazing. Your flower crown is gorgeous as well! <3
- February 15, 2012 8:31 PM
- Jazz fututa sum hic said...
my 18th was picnic at hanging rock themed and everyone draped around my backyard in long white dresses and it was magical
- February 15, 2012 8:32 PM
- Kiani-Iman said...
Your dress is so lovely!
- February 15, 2012 8:33 PM
- Mana said...
so cute! ^-^
can we meet! lol. you're totes cool.
That is not how i speak, by the way.
- February 15, 2012 8:33 PM
- hanna said...
all the outfits are so cute seriously i'm crying. ny fashion week seems so exciting!
- February 15, 2012 9:05 PM
- Leira Zetroc said...
"(Also she doesn't know it but I've adopted her as my little sister even though we are only a year apart. WHATEVER I'M TECHNICALLY HER BOSS I GET TO DO WHATEVER I WANT)"
Omg your so funny XP
And your outfit! It looks like it could have come out of a editorial shoot! Love its dreamy, romantic, dress-up vibe with the flower headband and then the unexpected twist with the edgy jacket. That torn hem is the perfect "creepy doll" touch !
- February 15, 2012 9:18 PM
- Mitchie said...
arggg i love Ruby! Im glad she is finally get recognition!
- February 15, 2012 9:23 PM
- The Fancy Teacup said...
Adore Keiko's look, and your vintage dress is an absolute gem. x
- February 15, 2012 9:47 PM
- Ana G said...
The pink dress is a whole jewel.
- February 15, 2012 10:48 PM
- Alice McGenniss-Destro said...
you look incredible! picnic at hanging rock is one of my favorite novels! x
- February 15, 2012 11:37 PM
- Aduaa said...
All of these outfits re so great! The glasses necklace is so awsome, got to have it( as well as most of the things from thos post) ! Your dress is awesome too! I just can't understand how you make these finds! Gosh I love your blog! You'r my idol <3
- February 15, 2012 11:51 PM
- Joy said...
haha i love it this is so sweet. glad to know that you're enjoying yourself.
- February 16, 2012 12:14 AM
- Josefína said...
the flowers on your head are stunning!=)
- February 16, 2012 12:40 AM
- Easy Lifestyles said...
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Very nice thanks for sharing.
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- Lailith Robyn said...
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- February 16, 2012 1:28 AM
- yea ji Kown said...
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- February 16, 2012 2:35 AM
- Sarah said...
I can't get enough of your street style photos! You always look gorgeous xxx
- February 16, 2012 3:07 AM
- Dayzee said...
it really would be quite good and pretty cool and amazing and cool to go to a Rookie meeting.
- February 16, 2012 3:15 AM
- POPTUCKSHOP said...
Well you DEFINITELY stole the show in that amazing dress! And that biker jacket is just WAAY too cool being on top. Looks like something that should be out of a modern adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream
- February 16, 2012 3:47 AM
- Tatiana said...
Fashion Week + people, who expert in a fashion = great-great looks.
- February 16, 2012 6:50 AM
- Megan said...
Your pink dress and headband made my heart smile. :-) You look like Ophelia in pink.
- February 16, 2012 7:27 AM
- Flower said...
I love this and I don't want to sound like the biggest miser guts on the planet, but are you payed to promote these sites?
- February 16, 2012 11:00 AM
- trinalunatic said...
Ruby looks so AMAZING! I can't believe she is younger than you. You should totally adopt her. How do you find these people?
- February 16, 2012 11:20 AM
- trinalunatic said...
And Tavi, you look like a reluctant princess. Too cool for the ball. Ballin' Belle.
- February 16, 2012 11:26 AM
- watchoutjoe said...
I love the way you write Tavi!!!
I juast want to snuggle snuggle snuggle with it.
- February 16, 2012 2:35 PM
- Drea said...
Love this! and omg Leeann has Shakespeare on her T-shirt.
Drea xo
- February 17, 2012 6:34 AM
- ani yasunari said...
I am the ghost of hanging rock. in fact, it was my school where those girls once lived, and dreamed... didn't realise it was the cool thing. what's not to love though ? :)
- February 19, 2012 4:19 AM
- Sabina said...
Love the floral headdress on you. And I see what you mean about Leeann having a Sweet Valley moment--I actually think it's a really cute outfit though. Nice mix of colors.
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- George's Drawers said...
I love Keikos glasses! With the hair she looks like a 90's Audrey Hepburn. LOVE the bag too.
- February 27, 2012 9:32 AM
- Cess said...
Wow!! Everyone looks so great!! I really like how many different styles there are! If its not totally creppy you and Ruby both look ardorible (which is creepy because Im a year or two younger than both of you... BUIT OH WELL!!!) I really like how your dress is ripped, it really does look nice and romantic... hehe, your gost soul... I'm sorry to hear you are dead as you are one of my favorite bloggers... But I suppose your soul is nice too...
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- March 01, 2012 11:22 AM
- Isabel said...
I am in love with your headband - florals are just so beautiful! <3
I also have some serious hair envy of you >:3
- March 03, 2012 1:23 PM
- Daisy Darling said...
May I just say; Those uber cool purple suede shoes your friend is sporting in the first picture are totally brill. I'm going to hunt down a similar pair or shoot myself in the foot.
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- March 03, 2012 9:54 PM
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- March 05, 2012 2:50 PM
- georgia97 said...
I love the glasses necklace and the scarf over the bag on the bottom right,love the shoes as well xx
- March 05, 2012 2:53 PM
- Edy Pavey said...
I really like this color combination!
- March 05, 2012 3:06 PM
- Miki's scrapbook said...
I LOVE your style and this outfit in particular.
Happy Monday!
- March 05, 2012 4:23 PM
- Alice said...
I'm just kinda in love with your dress. You look so pretty.
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- Thordur Sveins said...
I've been kicking myself for the last couple of days for not going shooting on fashion week.... oh well
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- allison said...
have you seen thie movie Submarine? It looks like something you'd like. my husband and I are watching it tonight. oh this is Ms. Myers.
- March 10, 2012 6:30 PM
- Orjen said...
You look so wonderful and mature in that pink vintage dress. Very unexpected.
- March 14, 2012 10:42 AM
- masha_) said...
First look is cool <3
- March 17, 2012 9:45 AM
- karina said...
you look great!!!!!!
- March 20, 2012 6:02 AM
- kira said...
I love Ruby's color blocking in this! And your coat looks very complicated and COOL.
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- cardigan said...
Love these colorful and diverse looks, they're all so odd and diffrent, I'd like to combine certain features of every look!
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My daughter and I ordered a dress from Doll House which was to be custom made. I placed the order on a Monday and was surprised to get a phone call the following Monday to say the dress had arrived it only took eight 8 days. I took the dress home and when I put the dress on my daughter, I realised that had just altered the dress (in store) and found pins still in the side seams. I was so disgusted with their lie – when confronted they would not talk to me or acknowledge what they had done. To all you mum's out there DON'T BUY FROM DOLL HOUSE.
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