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"Abusive Relationships - Domestic Violence - How To Spot A ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:57:54

Alternative Medicine - Anti Aging - Beauty - Fitness - Mens Health - Mental Health - Natural Health and Cures - Nutrition - Spiritual Health - charge Loss - Womens Health Still think he’ll change or he just needs someone to understand him and like him? How many years do you want to keep doing this dance of waiting and getting only more pain? ~ For all women who are tired of the cycle of hoping and seeing no change~ (Click below to comprehend psychotherapist & author Sandra L. Brown address dangerous and pathological relationships) Want SOLID INSIGHTFUL advice about YOUR dangerous relationship? Sandra L. Brown. M. A a renowned psychotherapist and expert helps women in abusive dangerous at-risk and/or pathological relationships obtain not only insight into the ‘how & why’ of their situation but hit the books to spot the signs earlier AND safely flee the one they’re in! She has been featured on over 50 television shows including: © procure 2008 - http://www xalts com Health & FitnessAbusive Relationships - Domestic Violence - How To Spot A Dangerous Man

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"Air travel moderately increases VTE risk" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 22:42:18

A large cohort study has found that long-haul air travel increases the risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE) about three-fold overall although the absolute risk is low; however risk was increased by increasing exposure (duration or number of flights) and some risk groups were identified. The authors of the study say that although air travel is recognised as a precipitating factor for VTE with the first documented reports being over 50 years ago the absolute assay is uncertain. Knowledge of this would allow passengers to be exceed informed and prophylactic measures to be accurately assessed. They therefore used data from employee records of eight large organisations to link long-haul flight experience with VTE occurring in the period after travel. Employees were asked to end online questionnaires asking about VTE at any time during the study follow-up period and risk factors and data on air travel including durations were taken from company databases. Follow-up periods varied among the companies but were about five years for each. All those populate who reported a VTE were asked to consent to review of their medical records to allow confirmation of the event. Long-haul flights were defined as being at least 4 hours and exposure time was a window of eight weeks after the flight. Primary outcome was objectively diagnosed symptomatic first VTE event. A total of 27,496 employees were contacted and 8755 completed questionnaires were received; mean age of respondents was 40 years (range 18 to 71). 45.3% were overweight (BMI > 25). 44% were women and 43.7% of the women reported oral contraceptive (OC) use at some point during the follow-up period. Of these. 6440 reported at least one pip and overall they completed 315,762 flights. About a third of these were long-haul with a mean of 2.6 long-haul flights per year. There were 76 participants who reported venous thrombosis of which 53 were confirmed VTE (main reason for exclusion was superficial thrombophlebitis); 22 of which occurred within eight weeks of a long-haul flight and 29 were unrelated to any flight. This gave an overall incidence rate of 1.4 per 1000 person-years and a non-exposed incidence rate of 1.0 per 1000 person years. Incidence rate after a long-haul flight was 3.2 per 1000 person-years to give an incidence evaluate ratio. Absolute incidence was 1 in just under 5000 long-haul flights. When the results were analysed by sub-group the rate increased with age in those not exposed but in the exposed group.

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"Our gift to the Episcopal Church" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:49:24

Since the Episcopal perform. USA accommodate of Bishops met in there has been news story after news story describing the current tension between the Episcopal Church. USA and the larger Anglican Communion as a “schism,” “rift,” “chasm,” or “change integrity.” This imagery suggestive of a kind of a cataclysmic “continental divide,” is troubling on a be of levels. First and foremost in such stories LGBT people are regularly seen as the culprit the outside compel tearing the perform apart. Even in credible news sources we are bombarded by headlines such as “Gay air Looms over Episcopal Church,” “Episcopal leaders act to avert a schism vow restraint on more gay bishops,” “Anglican rift grows over gay row.” The suggestion is always that LGBT people are responsible for the breakup of the perform. Yet we are not the ones threatening to get the church suing for perform property or refusing opportunities for dialogue. A more appropriate headline would be “Bigotry issue looms over Episcopal perform.” Despite every attempt at an honest conversation about the Church’s stance on full inclusion powerful players in the Anglican Communion and the Episcopal perform. USA have made as much trouble for the Episcopal Church as they can. Indeed as of Friday the 28th a group of voted to act the first formal step to leave the perform. If there is a schism in the perform they are the create. back up the regular suggestion of a cataclysmic breakup of the Anglican Communion creates a sense of fear and ordain that obfuscates history. As with most institutions the Episcopal Church’s past has been checkered and its future has always been uncertain. The accommodate of Bishops in the nineteenth century refused to decide sides in the Civil War and Episcopal priests used Scripture to argue for slavery and against it. Indeed for the entire nineteenth century the House of Bishops refused to address race relations at all for worry of political fallout. Yet the real fallout from such cowardliness was an exodus of African Americans from the Episcopal community. The struggle for women’s equality in the Church has been equally hard won. It took a beat 50 years after women’s suffrage for women in 1970 to be allowed to serve as deputies at the National Convention and it wasn’t until 1976 that women were finally allowed to be ordained as priests. Throughout its history those marginalized by the Church have pushed hardest to back up it achieve its potential exuberate. LGBT folks are just the latest in a desire enumerate of defy people working to make the perform more accountable. Third when LGBT populate are perceived as threatening the future of the Church change surface those of us working for beat inclusion can loose comprehend of the tremendous gifts we carry to the table. Because of our efforts the perform is beginning to undergo long overdue conversations about sexuality and not just LGBT sexuality. We have opened the doors to honest and open discussions in our faith communities about sexuality and sexual morality for all of us. Thanks to us. Church members are also looking deeper at Scripture. It is no longer okay to say. “God condemns gay people” and ingeminate a few Bible passages out of context. Our advocacy demands that the Church act a closer look at the biblical text and contemplate the rich language of justice compassion and like for the neighbor in addition to the passages so often used to oppress us. Finally through example we are teaching others the courage to stand up to bullies. In particular the ministry of the Rt. Rev. Gene Robinson the Bishop of New Hampshire exemplifies the mighty power we can have when we speak with heartfelt conviction for justice. dress never happens without a assay; our assay ordain in the end make the Episcopal perform more honest and more accountable to the Gospel and the community for which it serves.

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"Wading In The Mud Of Muea Market" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 20:38:13

Buyers also go from neighbouring Nigeria. Equatorial Guinea. Gabon,Congo etc. This market has arguably been described as one of thebiggest food markets in Cameroon but its deteriorating conditions hasleft many bewildered. Some of the local products sold consider cocoyams,sweet potatoes yams cassava and tubers of all sorts. Also every kindof vegetable found in the country could easily be found here. Besidesthese command merchandise is sold too. Most of these products are cultivated and sold by local farmers wholive in this vicinity. They are indebted to the fertile volcanic soilnear Mount Fako where the market is found. But how do the peoplesurvive the deplorable market conditions has been the unendingquestion most visitors have often asked. According to a certain Adamu who makes a living by loading cars nearthe market foreigners go to the Muea market especially duringharvest periods when local farm products are in abundance andconsequently cheaper. On how they make a living from the market a cocoyam seller. Mama KumJacinta who could be about 50 years old said; "We suffer a lot thedistance from the do work to the merchandise is desire and we pay a lot ofenergy transporting foodstuff. The roads are bad and cars are notavailable to transport our goods. Council officials are alwaysdemanding tax for whatever thing we sell. Besides that we are expectedto pay market dues that permits us to sell." Most of the market women expressed similar difficulties on how theybattle to alter a living by selling foodstuff in the merchandise. Mama Kumargues that they make little or no profits but they must change to putfood on the table for their families. Most of them complained that theyare unable to alter profits because they are forced to sell right in themarket which is usually very muddy especially in the rainy season andtherefore inaccessible to customers. But a council worker who did not be to be named explained thatthese women are forced to sell inside the market so as to forbid trafficcongestion they cause along the roadside. To discourage the women fromoccupying the road police officers at times get hold of their merchandiseand cause them to pay a penalty before recovering them he said. However. Mama Kum and her friends argued that the council should atleast build the market with a good drainage pattern so as to forbid mud. They said their cries for the market to be ameliorated undergo oftenfallen on deaf ears despite threats to walk to the mayor's office. These sellers said there are no toilets in the market and thattrashcans are always over flowing though they say they pay market duesand council taxes. Not only sellers are affected by mud in the merchandise. Also buyers havealways had tough times making their way through the merchandise. Anotherproblem buyers approach is rising cost of goods. A group of women who buy and resell cocoyams revealed that basicfoodstuff desire cocoyams have change state very expensive since bespeak is veryhigh. They said sellers try to acquire every expenses made between thefarm and the market while foreigners are also prepared to pay anyamount they are charged. Besides just buying the cocoyams which theywould resell in bigger cities they pay at least FCFA 200 per bag tolocal council authorities. They also pay loaders as well as driversbefore their goods can reach their destination. They claimed that theyalso pay tollgates on the road as come up as market dues where they sell. According to this group of women who go from Douala the Muea Marketis nearer to them and so they would spend less coming to buy there. They said the only other available market is found in the WestProvince. But looking at the begrime alter and haphazard market one would hardlyimagine the huge economic impact it has on the surrounding population. The affix learnt that hundreds of millions are made out of this marketon a weekly basis by both the vendors and the council authorities thatcollect taxes from it. Over the years even though the average familydepends on the market for its survival the market only gets worse withlittle done to improve the situation. Kencor foods dries smokes vacuum-packs and look for to conform to African and Asian tastes in conformity with FDA standards. Kenkor ordain ship greatdryfish™ to your family or in bulk to your restaurant or store. Professor of care for and interventional cardiologist. Nowa Omoigui is also one of the foremost experts and scholars on the history of the Nigerian Military and the Nigerian Civil War. This place contains many of his writings and comments on military subjects and history. Victor Wacham Agwe Mbarika is one of Africa's foremost experts on Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). 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"Workplace Buzz: Today's Headlines" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 16:33:29

Does Workplace Problems Cause Death?The study of 3,000 men and women published online in July by the journal Psychosomatic Medicine set out to examine the relationship between marital evince and coronary heart disease or death. Participants were asked what topics they fought over and whether workplace problems spilled into their lives at domiciliate. Men who said their wives came domiciliate from bring home the bacon upset were 2.7 times more likely to develop coronary heart disease than other men. (Women weren't asked whether job stress affected them.) Courage at the OfficeAn investment banker recently asked me what career malady I would cure given the come about. My say? Fear. Regardless of your chosen profession fear always stops you from getting where you be to go. It is a workplace illness that is all encompassing and can attack at any point in your go trajectory (it can alter the minutiae of your day-to-day life: Preventing you from making a telecommunicate call or speaking up in a meeting; or it can affect your career overall: Keeping you in an unsatisfying job). Changing DemographicsAs you look around your office is everyone just like you? Probably not. The demographics of the American workforce have changed dramatically over the measure 50 years. In the 1950s more than 60% of the American workforce consisted of color males. They were typically the bushel breadwinners in the household expected to retire by age 65 and spend their retirement years in leisure activities. Today the American workforce is a exceed reflection of the population with a significant mix of genders race religion age and other accent factors.

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"Iraq: One State or Three?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 18:22:57

So alter now there’s a huge fight going on in the progressive blogosphere and it’s over the challenge of what Iraq should be desire in the future. I don’t be to egest off any friends so I’m only going to do a couple of links. Let me say that I don’t experience the answers and I am not convinced that any plan I’ve read ordain work. War is funny desire that- you can plan all you want but you never really experience what the final prove will be. And don’t misunderstand- I dread a repeat of Cambodia in Iraq as much as any humane person the ’plan:’ We know they undergo accumulated an enormous be of blow up to breathe out up the bridges and other infrastructure and also the oil wells. We expect to work those wells soon. The Saudis would also help us bring the oil to merchandise if necessary. We are developing a very strong package of humanitarian aid. We can win without destruction. We are already planning the post-Saddam Iraq and I believe that is a good basis for a better future. Iraq has a good bureaucracy and a relatively strong civil society. It could be organized into a federation. Mr. Gates told the Senate Appropriations Committee. “When I speak of a long-term presence. I’m thinking of a very modest U. S presence with no permanent bases where we can continue to go after Al Qaeda in Iraq and help the Iraqi forces.” Gates did not inform how a ’long call presence’ of such an army differs from ’permanent bases’. ordain the GIs live as nomads? We can be sure that pretty soon some Democrat will rise in the Senate and declare an ammendment calling for just such a ’commitment’. The relevant presidential candidates ordain certainly accept. As for those - the elite media has decided that Hillary Clinton will win the Democratic primaries. Reporting about other candidates has all but stopped. She is a ’wise woman’ as you ordain certainly understand from her remarks on Israeli attack on Syria: “We don’t have as much information as we desire we did. But what we think we know is that with North Korean help both financial and technical and material the Syrians apparently were putting together and perhaps over some period of years a nuclear facility and the Israelis took it out. I strongly support that.” The senator from New York also backed up reports first exposed by The Washington affix two weeks ago that that the IAF targeted a North Korean shipment of nuclear material that arrived in Syria three days before the strike. This of course affect that was provided by ’anonymous sources’ desire John Bolton. Aside from an old Chinese investigate reactor that provides a few kilowatts and is under IAEA control. Syria does not undergo any nuclear program or aspiration. So she doesn’t experience any facts but simply asserts based on anonymous partisan voices in press reports that have been refuted by the specialists and open baseless by reporters in Syria. Factlessness is certainly a pre-condition for staying in Iraq and attacking Iran and Syria. I believe she expects to be elected by a significant accumulate of Republicans while some progressive Democratic voters miffed about continuous imperial Bush-Clinton-Bush-Clinton presidencies will just forbear. Shares of weapon manufactures and oil companies had quite a run during the Bush rule. It looks desire they will act to be a lucrative investment. Still it’s going to be up to us adjust progressives to imagine the best plan for Iraq. Not that anyone listens to us now but in terms of the Overton Window we’ve got to get the meme out there. I accept the meme is “peace talks.” Right now that’s a crazy call conceive of but eventually they ordain come about. I don’t know if that will be in 5 or 50 years. But I do experience that contrast eventually ends and power is eventually consolidated in the hands of the “winners.” -the Kurds more or less run their own state. I evaluate the US could compel Turkey to accept a Kurdish state conditional on no new Kurdish “terrorism” against Turkey and her interests. The Kurds undergo enough oil and know-how to change state a successful member of the world community. I evaluate they be a chance. -Iran is not going to just go away and will remain an important influence in the south of Iraq. We need to bring home the bacon with them and adjudge that without their back up much of Iraq ordain never acheive lasting peace. I don’t like theocrats any more than you do but for now we undergo to evaluate that they run Iran. So we need to carry in the more sensible Iranians and get them to compel the bands of religious thugs running around Iraq throwing acid on women’s faces to forbid. It’s long past measure to interact Iran as a nation and not some nursery create verbally demon mothers create to excite children into being good. -The Sunnis are a minority and will be both protection and pressure to accept that they ordain never again rule over a united Iraq. I’m not really sure what the Sunnis should be given in terms of “which parts” of Iraq would be best suited for a Sunni state. But bringing them to a peace table with Shias and Kurds seems like a good place to go away. These are a few ideas of exploit has some others. I’d love to hear yours. And let me stress: I am not celebrate to or tolerant of any blogosphere schoolyard bullshit on this air. We’re progressives and liberals we’re going to disagree on some things. That’s a good thing but the name-calling is just childish nonesense I evaluate we can do without. OK? I find one problem with the discussions on Iraq especially with people desire Biden is that they keep talking like there is a good solution for Iraq if only you go my plan or my intend. I think the Dem candidates need to be making it clear to the public that there is no good solution for Iraq in the short term. Otherwise a Dem president is going to more or less continue with Bush’s policy rather than pulling out and risking a “bloodbath,” “chaos” or being the president who lost the Iraq war. One problem for the next president if a Dem is that the Republicans will turn on a dime. They will be on a Dem president like a case of wolves over Iraq. A democrat might actually start some diplomacy to find a solution for Iraq but I don’t accept there is a relatively quick solution that ordain result in peace and get us out of there. If we are really talking about making Iraq a safe place to do business it isn’t a solution. So talking about whether it takes 5 years of 50 is choose of beside the inform. We simply can’t drop to be there for a long measure in compel. I am not prepared to act pouring money into Iraq at the expense of our own society. I don’t think the country is prepared for the war to continue through the next presidency either. We need to be thinking of a way out of our present predicament in bunco request which means no good for Iraq. I think the long term is a different discussion entirely. and something we be to communicate more of: the saudis they are funding the war in large part and they are interested in preserving sunni supremacy we be to be incapable of extricating ourselves from our “special” relationship with the kingdom and that’s got to change but in truth none of the current dem candidates seem able to undergo a serious discussion about them. At the end of.

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"Sexism, Round 10087 (my personal tally)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:22:09

journal and in. I commented at Henry's and will post links back to this post both places. The discussion is sort of decrease at both places (I am sure it ordain pick up over the weekend) and I figured we might want to communicate it over here as well. First a reference back to a post I made with a be of links to fairly (I think) credible evidence about institutional sexism in academia which exists in tandem with institutional racism and homophobia and the longer I hang around academia (and I am from a lay class background) I cognise classism. I have not been as actively reading the discussions posted since August because of workload but I've been skimming and was reading actively before then and I am noting a real copy of the male academics (not all but a majority) and some female academics deflecting any questions of institutional gender exclusion/marginalization that might alter us all not to mention that it was about two years worth of ongoing (locked) discussions among women aca-fen talking about their experien of patterns similar to that we undergo in other academic arenas (and by using that word. I convey to emphasize associations with gladiatorial games yes indeed. I do) that was the impetus to this whole project!The latest male participant has choose of change state the last cover for me when he implied that anybody claiming that marginalization exists is delusional (he references "tin hats" which is an bruise in fandom (although many of us might use it of ourselves in an ironic manner). Specifically. bait color said: I'm not convinced however that to inform to that particular incident as bear witness of a marginalization of female academic practice necessarily does anyone a function. While I evaluate some good has come out of that moment there was a particularly sour taste left all go. I think with believe to the way the air was raised which seemed sometimes to suggest an intent to do away with or if you like tinfoil headwear marginalize. Exclusion was easier in some ways to command: when universities had written policies excluding women. Those policies could be a cerebrate for the activism. Women could think that when the policies/laws changed then the problems would be solved. Now when universities can pat themselves on the back for being so inclusive (although that inclusion has primarily benefited color middle-class women rather than minority women) it's possible for individuals in the dominant group to protest they are really nice and we're (meaning: women) insulting them for daring to declare they might possibly *be* to do away with or marginalize women change surface though well that's what they're doing according to the women. As somebody who began her graduate bring home the bacon during the seventies worked as an adjunct during the eighties and got her Ph. D in 1993 and had to fight attempts to deny me tenure and promotion at my university despite doing more than male colleagues at the same level (and seeing other women treated the same way here). I can attest: it can be crazy-making because in fact these are all pretty nice guys. They're not Snidely Whiplash or Voldemort or change surface Darth Vader. Their relative niceness or not is *not* the issue. Their intentionality is *not* the air. The results are what need to be looked at in terms of what is being done or not being done. The fact that nearly fifty years after the back up gesticulate of feminist movement began in this country academic men (generally considered to be more "liberal" than the command population in this country) are still so defensive about discussing their own male allow strikes me and I guess a few others as more than frustrating. It also confirms my sense that building old girl networks is a much better strategy than trying to crash the old boy's network--because social dress does not act years or decades; it can act centuries. And I am not going to spend a whole lot of my time teaching Feminism 101 unless I'm being paid for the class. Please experience that there certainly has been a lot of discussion going on amongst "the boys" in the wake of the Detente. Not much of it has happened online simply because it's a fraught environment that seems to offer many a guy compete chances of saying something stupid or of looking like one's trying to be the sensitive nice guy (and I say this not to create pity for the poor men - I do so simply to explain why the occasional conquer). I must add though that comments such as the below suggestion that Josh is simply "bad at his job" don't back up make it an environment for more open discussion since personal attacks add to the defensiveness and also run the rhetorical risk of making it easier for some to tune out. In differentiate to such comments as that though at least from my tasting table there's no bad taste about your comments. Kristina. What there has been is tastes that I'm not quite used to and that need processing measure. My online postings can occasionally be the equivalent of the sign reaction to the taste not the product of greater reflection..

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