Messersmith, G.S., Vienna. To Jay Pierrepont Moffat, Washington.
Enclosure: See No. 1. Calls to Moffat's attention dispatches No. 65, 66, and 70 and letter to William Phillips which go by same pouch as this letter; not satisfied with completeness of picture sent, but accurate information difficult to obtain; much misinformation and exaggeration reached outside world between July 25 and July 29; enclosing extract from memorandum written by Sir Eyre Crowe in 1907 when he was in Foreign Office in London; Crowe was brought up and educated in Germany, and knew German philosophy and German character better than most.


*Isabelle Dostaler is Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration at Memorial University of Newfoundland and formerly Professor, Department of Management at Concordia University / John Molson School of Business, Montreal"
What a saga at Bombardier Inc. Here's an article I wrote almost two (2) years ago regarding who decides at company board of directors.I strongly suggest you look at it again.
With less than 18% of the company ownership the Bombardier/Beaudoin family controls overs 50% of the vote, totally controlling it. 82% of the owners have no say, no say also on who gets elected on the management board since the family has the majority control on is elected.
This alone puts a huge discount on the value of the company, the value of its shares.
The day the "despotic" authorities the Bombardier/Beaudoin family exercise on the direction of the company will cease to exist is also a day the value of the company will increase.
Why? "The Business" will be the priority instead of the current priority #1 of the family.Fancy investors do notice.
Ah, you don't know what is the Bombardier/Beaudoin Priority #1? It has nothing to do with running a business! Scary if you are a one of those shareholders owning 82% of Bombardier Inc.
But, what could it be? Like any Monarch, the Bombardier/Beaudoin priority #1 is "NOT TO LOSE THEIR TOTAL CONTROL ON THE COMPANY" as a family member "candidly" said " the key is keeping control of the company and passing it on to the next generation…" If you're a shareholder, this is scary… maybe you are better looking elsewhere for your investment until this is fixed. Source: Charles Bombardier : "keeping control of the company..."
You also want to know why the company is almost no longer able to issue large amount of shares to finance itself, why it is selling its assets such as1/3 of its Transportation division?
Back to their Priority #1, doing so would dilute the ownership enough so the Bombardier/Beaudoin family would no longer be the King of the hill. You see how such priority is disturbing for the future of the company, for the 82% of the shareholders. You are not important! What's important to them is not losing total control for the company, you get that?
On top of this, when more money is necessary, on top of calling all the shots, instead of injecting more of their own money, they are asking for your money anyway, that you are a shareholder or not, yes, that's via the Governments, provincial and federal. How nice…This is what Isabelle Dostaler is referring to in the title of this article and the video below. You want total control? Start by having the majority of ownership of the company!
I suggest you read this: " Bombardier Inc - It's Real Value"
As she also says, if Pierre Beaudoin, currently Chairman of the Board at Bombardier Inc, formally CEO of the company, was to be looking for a job, with his track record, what do you think his value is... what would he be offered... ? I think you get the point.
What seems needed, and missing still so far, is a real representation of the investors/owners, especially the large one, i.e. Government of Quebec (49% of CSeries) and La Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (30% of Bombardier Transport + Bombardier B and A shares as well) at least.
Basically, if the Bombardier/Beaudoin family with only 17% ownership of Bombardier Inc. and 51% of the vote wants to play "sorcerer's apprentice" with the company, it should be up to them to buy the majority of the asset with "their money", as she pointed out! I can't disagree!
As with Madame Dostaler and others, I've tried to explain and defend what the company does and still do, but here's a time where more structural changes are necessary, but at the real top this time… It would be good for everyone, from the employees to the shareholders, expecting sound decisions to be taken from the REAL TOP down with all the issues having be reviewed and discussed with "real representative of the ownership" of Bombardier Inc.


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A cruise to discover canal St Martin and the Seine
Boarding takes place at the foot of the Musée d'Orsay Museum right beside the Seine. It will glide you slowly in front of the Tuileries gardens, the Louvre… There you'll see the passerelle des Arts, Ile de la Cité, Notre Dame and the beautiful private hotels of île Saint-Louis. But it's when you'll pass the first lock that gives access to St Martin canal that the adventure will really begin.
A cruise to discover yesterday's Paris on the canal St Martin
Language: French, english,spanish,german, italian, chinese, japanese
An unusual and romantic cruise from Port de plaisance Paris-Arsenal at the Bastille to bassin de la Villette, passing by Parc de la Villette (or in the other way).
A music and gourmand cruise in Paris with « Les Pantins »
Young chefs from the restaurant les Pantins will welcome you on board for a night-time cruise that will sail along the Paris Ourcq Canal.
A trip around indian culture in Paris
Visit sold out for now. Please check other dates available or leave your email and we will contact you. From Passage Brady to the areas around La Chapelle, follow the path of Indian culture in Paris. Learn about the history of the communities settled around Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis. Age minimum: free for children under -14 years old Language: French speaking visit only
A trip to little Mali in Paris, right in the heart of Château-Rouge market
Strolling through this market in Château-Rouge, the colourful stalls will make you open your eyes wide as well as your mouth and awaken all your senses. Guided by a native of Malian who is only too happy to share his knowledge about the market and the people involved, he will help you discover the atmosphere of on of the most unusual places in Paris.
An unexpect'east drive in a 2CV Citroen
Language: French or English
In the mythical 2CV Citroen model, drive in suprising streets of Eastern Paris and discover their rich history thanks to the fine comments of your driver.
Arabic Street Food with a local Blogger
Gourmet Barbès ! Paris is not only a classic representation of luxury and pure French tradition. The capital has always been a melting pot of different cultures from all over the world which makes Paris a unique city.
Belleville through cinema
During this tour in the streets of Jourdain, Belleville and Ménilmontant, Juliette Dubois will reveal the stories of cinema that have marked this neighborhood, one of the cradles of cinema in Paris.
Bike-cruise with picnic from Bassin de la Villette to Parc de la Poudrerie
Get on board for a cruise on the Canal de l'Ourcq, from the Bassin de La Villette to the Parc de la Poudrerie. And why not take your bke with you to come back on the cycle path of the canal ? It is a great opportunity to discover the industrial heritage of the Prisian rivers in a dilightful natural atmosphere.
Bobigny station: a place of memory, an admission of France's guilt in the deportation of Jews
Visit the former Bobigny deportation station. Language: Visit in French only.
Brunch cruise on the Canal de l'Ourcq
It's picnic season along the water! On each Saturday this summer, enjoy a brunch while sailing on the Bassin de la Villette and Canal de l'Ourcq with your family and friends.
Canal Souk, a festive cruise
L'Eté du Canal summer festival Paris will kick off its 11th edition to a start with Soukmachines and CANAL SOUK on the Port de Loisirs « Leisure Port », in an area called Mobilab located in Parc de la Bergère « Bergère Park » at the water's edge. How to get there ? don't miss the four musical cruises !
Chinese Belleville
In the company of Donatien Schramm, an unconditional fan of China and its customs and practices, let yourself guided around the Chinese district of Paris to meet and discover this community. Language: Visit in french only.
Conservatoire Citroën : the parisian museum with the double chevron logo
This historical Citroën museum shows 300 vehicles split up into 4 categories from 1919 to today – styling studies, rally department, competition and collector items.
Cruise and electronic music : head for the Garage MU festival
Ourcq and Saint-Denis Canals will be the hot-spots for experimental music : two acoustic cruises with artists given free rein to improvise poetic music right in front of you…
Cruise on the Canal Saint-Martin
Get on board for a romantic cruise starting from Paris Arsenal Marina to the Parc de la Villette to visit the Old Paris.
Cruise on the Ourcq canal and DIY brunch !
Embark on a cruise from Bassin de La Villette to Bobigny to discover the beauty of the Ourcq canal: Its street-art frescoes, its urban farming projects. After that, you will be proposed a DIY brunch workshop in parc de la Bergère.
Cruise « Spécial Crêpes » on the Canal St-Martin and the Seine
Enjoy a warm and gourmet break and let yourself be surprised by this unique and out of the ordinary cruise that combines the charms of the Saint-Martin Canal, heart of the Parisians' Paris, and the Seine of the historic Paris. and the Seine of the historic Paris.
Cycling cruise on Canal de l'Ourcq: from Sevran to Paris
Get on board the Pierre-Simon Girard boat for a cruise on the Canal de l'Ourcq from the Parc de La Poudrerie to Paris, at the Bassin de La Villette. And why not come back the other way on your bike ? This cruise is a great opportunity to discover the History of the fluvial heritage of Paris in a delighting natural context.
Discover and taste African teas in Paris
The international African house of tea, Cape and Cape, specialized in rooibos culture and African teas opens its doors for a convivial moment. Come learn more about the secrets of tea but also taste them!
Discover La Défense district
This guided walking tour will lead you to La Défense, the major business district of Paris. You will discover the history and architecture of La Défense...
Discover Paris Saint-Ouen flea market
The ultimate meeting for bargain hunters and vintage lovers!
Discover permaculture with the chef gardener of Zone Sensible
Find out about the urban farm Zone Sensible during a guided tour with the chef gardener of the Parti Poétique.
Discover the industrial Montreuil
This discovery route of the industrial heritage in lower Montreuil retraces the history of the first factories in the early nineteenth up to today. Going beyond the architectural traces of these former factories, it is the memory of workers from the nineteenth and twentieth century in Montreuil which will be retraced through its streets and squares. Language: French speaking visit only.
Discover the Opéra Garnier of Paris
During this guided tour, you will be amazed by the rich architecture, the decoration and the different material used for the construction of the famous Opera Garnier.
Drancy Deportation Camp and Shoah memorial
The Drancy Shoah Memorial, opened in 2012, is a place of history and education, located opposite the building - Cité de la Muette. Language: Visit in french only.
Follow the Rythm of the Philharmonie
Let yourself guided through the 48, 000 m² of Philharmonie de Paris. This leading music venue with its innovative architecture designed by the architects Jean Nouvel and Christian de Portzamparc. Your guide will tell you about the history of the project and the different steps in the construction of this ambitious site. Language: Visits in French only.
Galeries Lafayette Paris guided tour
Galeries Lafayette was founded in Paris in December 1893 by Théophile Bader and Alphonse Kahn. It is today both a giant store and an emblematic monument of the capital with a world-wide reputation and welcoming more than 100,000 visitors every day in a 70,000 m² (753,000 sq ft) building.
Gardern party at Jardin 21 before an outdoor Screening at La Villette
The team of the Glazart are planning 5 garden parties during 5 wednesdays of summer between 6 pm and 9 :30 pm at the Jardin 21. You will be able to relax, eat in a green atmosphere before and outdoor screening at the Parc de La Villette.
Gare de l'Est railway station, Récollets convent and Saint-laurent church
Gare de l'Est railway station, once called gare de Strasbourg, is in close proximity of the gare du nord railway station. This tour will help you understand why the area inherited two stations quite close to each other in the middle of the 19th century. You will discover the history of gare de l'Est railway station and the role it played on the evolution of the area.
Gare du Nord railway station, Saint-Vincent de Paul church and Saint-Quentin indoor market
Gare du Nord is today the 2nd most important station in the world in what concerns passenger traffic. The tour begins with a visit of the building and a travel through time to discover the history of the station and the role it played on the evolution of the area.
Guided tour in Little Africa Paris
Made in Goutte d'Or is a guided visit dedicated to the Goutte d'Or neighborhood in the 18th arrondissement of Paris.
Guided tour of the Museum of Jewish Art and History
The Museum of Jewish Art and History (mahJ) replaced the Museum of Jewish Art, created in 1948 by survivors of the Shoah. It is housed, since 1998, in Hotel de Saint-Aignan, one of the most beautiful mansions of the Marais neighborhood in Paris. Its great collection features the evolution of the Jewish world.
Guided tour of the Stade de France
Enjoy an exceptional tour to follow in your favorite soccer player or rock star's footsteps and discover the secrets of the Stade de France!
Guided visit along the Canal Saint-Martin
Discover the rich story of the Canal Saint-Martin in Paris...
Guided visit at Gallia brewery
Gallia, Parisian beer since 1890! Come visit the Gallia beer factory, symbol of Parisian malting renewal, settled in Pantin (Northern Paris) in a former boiler making factory.
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The Good Girl's Guide To Getting Lost PDF Free Download
The Good Girl Jennifer Aniston
The Good Girl Mary Kubica
Twenty-three-year-old Jessica Anne Khalid, alone and penniless, thinks she has reached rock bottom. But within forty-eight hours things will go from bad to w.
Matthew Greenfield
Enrique Chediak
Jeff Betancourt
Tony Maxwell
James O'Brien
Mark Orton
Joey Waronker
January 2002 (Sundance)
August 7, 2002 (United States)
93 minutes[1]
$8 million[1]
$16.9 million[1]
The Good Girl is a 2002 American drama film directed by Miguel Arteta from a script by Mike White, and stars Jennifer Aniston, Jake Gyllenhaal and John C. Reilly. The film premiered at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival,[2] and released to theatres on August 7, 2002 in the United States.[3]
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The Good Girl is an almost completely character-driven story; the main players are very well developed. If you are looking for a big dose of action and/or relentless suspense, this is not the book for you. The tale is about Mia, a prominent judge's 25-year-old daughter, who is kidnapped in Chicago an.
Plot[edit]
Justine Last (Jennifer Aniston) is a depressed and unmotivated 30-year-old woman living in a small town in Texas with her husband Phil (John C. Reilly), a house painter who spends most of his free time smoking marijuana with his best friend, Bubba (Tim Blake Nelson). Justine works at Retail Rodeo, the local big-box store, along with Cheryl (Zooey Deschanel), a cynical, plain-spoken young woman, Gwen (Deborah Rush), a ditzy older woman who manages the cosmetics counter, and Corny (Mike White), a highly religious security guard.
One morning, Justine notices a new cashier and later introduces herself. Holden (Jake Gyllenhaal) appears quiet and reserved, qualities that the two of them share; therefore they quickly take a liking to one another. They begin taking their lunch breaks together and Justine gives Holden rides home. One time, he invites her in and she accepts. They swap stories about their lives including how Justine feels unappreciated by Phil and Holden tells her of his obsession with J. D. Salinger's novel, The Catcher in the Rye, and how he took his self-assigned first name from its protagonist, Holden Caulfield.
As the weeks go by, Justine and Holden start to bring out the best in each other. But when Holden makes a pass at her, she rejects him, leaving him dismayed. He becomes more and more besotted by her. Some time later, Holden does not show up to work but sends a letter to Justine, writing that if she does not meet him at 5pm that day behind the nearest Chuck E. Cheese, she will never see him again. After much consideration, Justine decides to accept Holden's invitation, only to be intercepted by her manager, Jack (John Carroll Lynch), who insists that she take a very ill Gwen to the hospital. Justine then meets up with Holden. The two have sex for the first time in a motel room that Justine pays for with her credit card.
As the affair continues, Justine's marriage to Phil continues to deteriorate. One night, Justine spots Bubba's truck in the parking lot of the motel where she's been meeting Holden. She becomes convinced that Bubba knows, telling Holden that they need to cool down for a while. When Justine goes to visit Gwen in the hospital, she is told that Gwen has died after contracting parasites from eating poisonous blackberries that she bought at a roadside fruit stand. When she returns home, Bubba starts hinting to Justine that he knows about her affair with Holden. Feeling guilty, Justine suggests that she and Phil should attend a church bible study that Corny, the security guard, had invited them to. Soon after they arrive, Justine spots the motel desk clerk she encountered with Holden. She grabs Phil and demand they leave immediately.
Justine speaks to Holden in private at work the following day, explaining that what they're doing is wrong and she can't see him anymore. Bubba tells Justine to meet him at his house. He blackmails her into having sex with him by threatening to tell Phil about her affair if she refuses, and she reluctantly gives into his demands. Holden, who has been following her since the split, sees them through a window.
Holden does not show up for work the next day but is waiting in Justine's car when her shift ends. He calls Justine a whore and drunkenly demands an apology. He then says he could kill her husband to free her from her marriage. Justine becomes desperate to extricate herself from the relationship with Holden. She goes to talk to his parents and tells them that he is mentally ill and that he has imagined a romantic liaison between them. She goes on to suggest that Holden be hospitalized. That night after feeling unwell all day, Justine takes a pregnancy test. The results are positive. Phil is over the moon, but Justine feels uneasy, since she doesn't know whether the father is Holden, Bubba or Phil.
The next day when Justine arrives at work, Cheryl tells her that someone stole $15,000 from the safe and that the police suspect Holden. Justine is called into Jack's office and interrogated about their relationship. As she leaves for lunch, Justine encounters Holden, who brags about having stolen the money and about his plans for them to escape. Holden tells her to meet him the following morning at a hotel. When Justine gets home, Phil, Bubba, and Bubba's new girlfriend are all waiting for her so they can celebrate. The phone rings and Phil answers. The doctor's office has called; they tell Phil his sperm is 'no good'. He tells them his wife is pregnant and they don't know what they are talking about and angrily hangs up. Bubba assures Phil they made a mistake, that 'they don't know everything'. Phil then questions aloud if this means Justine isn't pregnant. She also assures Phil that they just made a mistake.
The next morning Justine quickly packs a suitcase. While waiting at the light to turn toward either the hotel or the Retail Rodeo store, she assesses her future if she stays versus if she runs away and becomes a fugitive with Holden. She decides to stay. She arrives at Retail Rodeo and goes to the manager's office, telling him where Holden is hiding and how long he will be there. After arriving home, she watches a news report saying that the police have surrounded the hotel where Holden is staying and that Holden has shot and killed himself. The next day, Bubba shows up at Retail Rodeo and tells Justine that Phil opened a statement from the credit card company, which listed the motel that Justine paid for with the card. Bubba then begs Justine not to tell Phil about their sexual encounter. When Justine arrives home, Phil is looking at the credit card statement and tearfully asks Justine if she has been having an affair. After she says, 'yes', Phil strikes her. Later, Phil expresses remorse at hitting his wife and asked her if the baby is his. Wanting to spare Phil any more pain and protect herself, she tells him that he is the father. Phil insists on knowing who she had an affair with. Justine says it doesn't matter, but says yes when Phil asks if it's Corny, the security guard who invited them to Bible study. When Justine arrives at work the next morning, Cheryl attempts to cover up her facial bruises with make-up just as Corny walks by. His arm is in a cast and his face beat up. Cheryl informs Justine two 'beefy guys' with baseball bats and face masks beat him up.
As the movie concludes, Justine is still employed at Retail Rodeo. In a narrated scene, Phil brings the baby to Justine, who is deep in thought on the bed. She lovingly holds the baby and the couple seems blissful.
Cast[edit]
Jennifer Aniston as Justine Last
Jake Gyllenhaal as Thomas 'Holden' Worther
John C. Reilly as Phil Last
John Carroll Lynch as Jack Field
Tim Blake Nelson as Bubba
Zooey Deschanel as Cheryl
Mike White as Corny
Deborah Rush as Gwen Jackson
Aimee Garcia as Nurse
Critical reception[edit]
The Good Girl was well received by most critics. As of July 2020, review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reports that 82% approval rating, based on reviews from 158 critics, with an average rating of 6.97/10. The site's consensus states that 'A dark dramedy with exceptional performances from Jennifer Aniston and Jake Gyllenhaal, The Good Girl is a moving and astute look at the passions of two troubled souls in a small town.'[4]
Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, calculated a 'generally favorable' average score of 71, based on 35 reviews.[5]
Roger Ebert gave the film three and a half stars and also praised Aniston's performance, and saying The Good Girl is an 'independent film of satiric fire and emotional turmoil'.[6]
Aniston's performance[edit]
Elvis Mitchell: 'It's Ms. Aniston who surprises in The Good Girl. In some ways she may feel as trapped as Justine by playing Rachel Green, the poor little rich daddy's girl of television's Friends. She comes up with an inventively morose physicality for Justine: her arms hang at her sides as though shackled; they're not limp appendages but weighed down with unhappiness. The plucky dream girls she's played in movies like the underseen 1999 classic Office Space are expressive and given to anxious displays of hand waving. But here she articulates Justine's sad tales through a narration that's as affected and misery laden as Holden's ragged, ripped-off fiction. This tone extends to her voice-over, which is sodden and exhausted, as if she is unable to rouse herself from the torpor within her head. Ms. Aniston provides a gentle, thoughtful performance, just as last season in Friends she gave Rachel a thorny, hard-won maturity and did her best work on the show; it's been a very good year for her.'[3]
Steve Rhodes: 'Jennifer Aniston delivers an incredible, amazing performance against type, as a severely depressed woman stuck in an unhappy marriage. Her bitterly sad character really got to me, so much so that I'd love to see Aniston receive an Oscar nomination for her performance.'
Geoffrey Kleinman: 'There are two things which make The Good Girl work so well: the fantastic script by Mike White, which is smart, funny and honest, and the breakout performance by Jennifer Aniston who simply embodies her character. Whether or not you are a fan of Aniston, you'll appreciate a look at the real depth she has as an actress and I hope to see her in more films that challenge her as an actress.'[7]
Ella Taylor: 'Queen of the world's most chipper situation comedy, Jennifer Aniston doesn't immediately spring to mind as a resident of Raymond Carver country. Yet Aniston has played working-class heroines before, and rather well. As a put-upon young wife in Edward Burns' She's the One, she showed a sturdy, forthright incorruptibility that lit up an otherwise slight movie. Brad and her size-4 body notwithstanding, Aniston's glamour isn't sexual -- she's a Breck girl who can slip into ordinariness without the self-importance so many pretty actresses wheel out for the down-!home, 'plucky' roles that boost their résumés. It's impossible not to like Aniston, and equally impossible not to wish her likability would show a little wear and tear. Which makes it especially gratifying to see her play a woman who's had it up to here with making nice, and making do.'[8]
Bill Muller: 'Aniston rises to the level of the material, creating a character of remarkable breadth and depth.'[9]
Roger Ebert: 'After languishing in a series of overlooked movies that ranged from the entertaining ('Office Space') to the disposable ('Picture Perfect'), Jennifer Aniston has at last decisively broken with her 'Friends' image in an independent film of satiric fire and emotional turmoil. It will no longer be possible to consider her in the same way. In 'The Good Girl,' she plays Justine, a desperately bored clerk at Retail Rodeo, a sub-Kmart where the customers are such sleepwalkers they don't even notice when the 'Attention, Shoppers!' announcements are larded with insults and nonsense.'[10]
James Berardinelli: 'For Jennifer Aniston, this is clearly an attempt to escape the Friends typecasting. Her performance is forceful and effective - she effortlessly submerges herself into the role, and, after only a moment's hesitation, Aniston has vanished and all that's left is lonely, trapped Justine. ' [11]
Accolades[edit]
Film Independent Spirit Awards Best Film The Good Girl Nominated
Best Screenplay Mike White Won
Best Female Lead Jennifer Aniston Nominated
Best Supporting Male John C. Reilly Nominated
Online Film Critics Society Best Actress Jennifer Aniston Nominated
Satellite Award Best Actress – Motion Picture Jennifer Aniston Nominated
Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture John C. Reilly Nominated
Hollywood Film Awards Hollywood Actress Award Jennifer Aniston Won
Teen Choice Awards Choice Movie Liar Jennifer Aniston Nominated
Choice Movie Liplock Jennifer Aniston Nominated
Choice Movie Breakout Star – Male Jake Gyllenhaal Nominated
Choice Movie Actress – Drama/Action Adventure Jennifer Aniston Won
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Name one good girl who has changed the world.
You can't. Because she can't.
Name one good girl who shines in the face of adversity, turning any circumstance – no matter how difficult – to her advantage.
Name one good girl who is paving the way for others to follow their desires, by living her own life in alignment to her epic imagination.
Kind of hard, isn't it?
That's because Good Girls don't change the world. In fact, they rarely change their own lives – at least not in the ways they want to.
It is the Good Girl's job to maintain the status quo.
But when we're living in a time when so much of the status quo no longer works for us as individuals or as communities, creating change means breaking out of Good Girl Jail.
Are you ready for The Good Girl Jailbreak?
Making the invisible visible: The prison of Good Girl Conditioning
The first, essential step for a successful Good Girl jailbreak is to bring what has deliberately been kept invisible, opaque and unspoken to light.
Good Girl conditioning is so universal and sneaky that it may lie dormant for weeks and months, or only show up in certain relationships, or under duress.
The high-achieving business woman's heart pounds as she knocks on her boss's office door to make her case for a raise. She decides at the last minute to lower her ask.
The passionate activist finds herself unable to confront her own family members' backward views over Sunday dinner.
In these decisive moments, we don't ask for what we need. We don't tell him how to make it right. We don't show them how to make us come.
Instead of stating what we want or speaking our piece, we shut down, sacrifice our needs, make do with less. We agree to work the extra hours, we cover up someone else's screwup, we allow ourselves to be insulted or shortchanged – then brush it off, because "other people have it worse".
Worst of all, many of us are left feeling like it's all our fault. We believe we said yes to the thing that's not ours to do because we're cowardly. We self-attack for not being "liberated" enough. One of the most insidious by-products of the Patriarchy is the isolation that makes women see systemic and sociological problems as personal and psychological ones. This pattern of perpetual self-assessment and punishment for never being good enough can become toxic and maddening.
The most effective prison, after all, is the one without walls – the one you don't even know you're in.
Where did this norm of "goodness" come from? Why does the Good Girl make it so difficult to advocate for ourselves? Why does she block us in the very moment we're preparing to go after our dreams, secure our everyday needs, or defend what we love? Most importantly, how do we help her break out of jail, so we can get on with living from a place of true alignment, true passion and true vitality?
To get a better sense of how to free her, let's trace the Good Girl back to her origins.
How to recognize your inner Good Girl
Consider this for a moment. What is the greatest achievement that an ambitious woman – a woman with fire in her heart – could hope to reach for most of history? What was the best way she could fulfill even an iota of her personal dreams?
To marry well.
Women have only recently made the transition from being property, to being able to own property. For nearly the entire span of human history, a woman's best and only hope for a decent life has been to marry well and bring harmony to her family.
So when it came to securing a good husband, what kind of candidate had the best chances of being perceived as a Good Wife?
Let's marvel at all the incredible qualities the perfect Good Girl brings to the table: she's desirable but chaste, modest, accommodating, a virgin — until she finds a sanctioned partner, at which point she becomes sexually available, but only to that one person. She doesn't have deep needs, nagging wants, or personal passions, because that would be deeply inconvenient. Her time is not her own. Her job is to keep the ship running as smoothly as possible, which means performing immense amounts of invisible mental, emotional, and physical labor. She's so very resourceful, she can collect whatever crumbs are left once everyone else's needs are met, and bake them into a beautiful pie.
The Good Girl doesn't wield power openly, rather, she exerts a sort of indirect influence over the people who love her. She doesn't give commands; instead, she attempts to get her way through disapproving glances, disappointed sighs. It's entirely possible that the Good Girl invented passive aggression.
She is lovely to others—polite, solicitous, forgiving, and generous to a fault. But she tends to be fucking vicious with herself. She's never a burden. She's upbeat, she's cheerful, she has a positive attitude! She does not use her emotions as a source of power, out of fear of making someone else uncomfortable , so she tamps them down for as long she can until she finally explodes, then apologizes, then starts the process over.
The truth is that very, very few of us escape the clutches of Good Girl Jail.
Break Up with Your Good Girl, Break Out of Good Girl Jail
The Good Girl stereotype has played her role beautifully. She's endured through the ages because she's been a valuable asset to society: she's kept women safe, she's kept men powerful, and ensured the conditioning was passed on through the way she raised her children.
She's even had the cunning to evolve to modern tastes: the Independent Woman, after all, is simply the Good Girl 2.0. And most important of all, she's diligently adhered to the prescribed norm of goodness, never questioning whether she herself has any say in how a 'Good Woman' might be defined. Thousands of years of conditioning echoes inside us. The problem is that now, the circumstances and goals of our lives have changed and this basic conditioning has not.
Good Girl Jail is the socio-psychological (and sometimes very real) prison in which many women find themselves today: trapped, stifled, bound by the limiting norms of "Good" in a patriarchal society. Approved Good Girl behaviors have been so well learned, rewarded and perpetuated amongst both men and women for millennia, that Good Girl conditioning is so normalized you'd be forgiven for thinking it was innate, even biological. In Good Girl Jail the prisoners are so adept at self-policing, that they have become their own jail-keepers: walls are no longer needed.
The Good Girl vs. Bad Girl Paradox
Before you think, "Well, good girls do change the world" and come at me with Mother Teresa and Jane Goodall, I'm not talking about women who have done good deeds. Women who change the status quo and achieve lasting greatness don't get there by being "good". Whether we're talking about Cleopatra, Joan of Arc or RBG, all history's most impactful women have had to break out of their own metaphorical Good Girl Jail to push beyond the world's perceptions of the roles women should play in the world. It's a kind of paradox: to do good on a massive scale, we have to be free from the constrictions of being good–at least in the sense that "good" is a shorthand for conventional, accommodating, unwilling to rock the boat.
So let me be clear about something very, very important. This isn't about being GOOD or BAD. It's about the antiquated patterns that have us behave in ways that dishonor our truth. Breaking out of Good Girl Jail isn't about doing bad deeds, but it does require some bad-assery.
Because Good Girl jailbreak is not violent or forceful. It's more like slipping through the bars like a Zen Houdini. Good Girl Jailbreak is collaborative: it requires breaking the conditioned isolation that pits women against each other, and instead enlisting allies – pooling their imaginations and power in the moment it matters most.
'Bad Girls' – the ones who break out of Good Girl Jail to follow their desires and live in alignment to their epic imaginations – are the ones who change the world, then pave the way for others to do so too. We've understood this for a very long time (remember "well-behaved women seldom make history"?). But for some reason, even for seasoned badasses, jailbreak can be so much harder than we bargained for.
From Good Girl to Powerful Woman
Breaking out of Good Girl Jail isn't about flat-out rejecting Good Girl qualities: knowing to harmonize groups of people, prioritize sweetness and evoke delight are incredibly valuable skills. Skills the world is sorely lacking at the moment. Accommodate all you want in times of peace—The problem comes when our Good Girl autoresponder is set in motion before we even notice the moment of choice.
Accommodation and sweetness aren't appropriate when a doctor is dismissing your chest pains as indigestion, or when your boss is strongly implying that your promotion is tied to your willingness to date his nephew.
In those moments, we have to be able to say no, and to not be thrown off course when we hear it from others. We have to be able to ask difficult questions. We have to be able to stay on message until our words land. We can't shrink down, freeze, or allow a louder or higher-status voice to hijack the conversation and leave our needs unmet.
If our movement as women is limited to only the well-trodden paths of Good Girl territory, and not the entirety of the wild and precious human experience, our lives become so limited. Our options dwindle precipitously. And we will frequently face the danger that is endemic within the confines of Good Girl Jail: loss of power, autonomy and agency.
When we can see the world anew, and make invisible walls visible, it is clear to see that Good Girl conditioning will not equip women to meet the needs of this particular moment in history. Not for ourselves, nor for the greater good.
Good Girl jailbreak is about breaking allegiance to the norm of female "goodness" as defined by the Patriarchy hundreds of years ago, and refusing to perpetuate it through patterns of self-attack and self-limitation. We are the women of the Pivot. We can draw a line in the sand and say: it stops with us.
Right now, the world is crying out for women who can break free of Good Girl Jail to access their full imagination and agency and lead from a place of ferocious love.
Women who have the freedom to redefine what it means to be "a good woman" on their own terms, and update that definition at any time.
Women who will radically reimagine and reconstruct our families, workplaces, societies, and world: speaking their truth, envisioning bold solutions, and redefining what it means to be in power.
We cannot wait for the world to change in order to finally give women everything they need and want. We need to break out of Good Girl Jail now, and then go back in to free the others.
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Home School News
Neptune Senior Follows Her Dream to Play College Basketball
in School News, Special Features, Sports
Neptune High School senior Macy Brackett is one of the top girls basketball players in the Shore Conference. Photo credit: Neptune assistant coach Kerri Quinn
By CHRIS CHRISTOPHER
When Macy Brackett attempts a shot from the field, there's a better than 50-50 chance it will hit its target–the bottom of the net.
The Neptune High School girls basketball standout rarely misses, according to her coach, John Brown, the Scarlet Fliers' 14th-year mentor.
"She's shooting better than 50 percent from the field," he said. "She has become more efficient at scoring than she was last season. She is taking better shots. She is not forcing them as often. She worked on her moves and her shots. She has increased her shooting range to 15 feet. At the next level. she will have to increase her range to 20 feet. She will work on it over the summer."
Brackett will take her often lethal shooting touch to the National Junior College Athletic Association Division I ranks. The senior said she has committed to play for Grayson College in Denison, Texas, on a scholarship. She said she chose the school over Fairleigh Dickinson University and Raritan Valley Community College.
"I made my decision pretty fast," the senior said. "I made it at the beginning of this season. I did not want to wait until the last minute and risk being out of a scholarship. At the beginning of this season, I did not know hat it had in store for me."
The 5-foot-10 Brackett said she was recruited as a shooting guard.
"I have to work on my three-point shot," she said. "You can't be a guard if you can't shoot a three. Grayson plays an up tempo style and fast just like we do. They go up and down the court and run the pick and roll. I am more of a drive and kick player. Grayson fits my style. They have everything that I need.
"It has always been a dream of mine to play college basketball. Just thinking about it makes me so happy. I remember being a kid on our front lawn thinking about this moment. I can't believe I am here."
Brown said Brackett will be a successful college player if she works diligently.
"It depends on how hard she works," he said. "She will determine how well she will do by how hard she works. She could be a good Division I player in the NCAA. She could be a mid-major NCAA Division I player. She has improved on her maturity on a daily basis. I am not not at all surprised she has developed the way she has."
Brackett will major in sports management.
"I want to be a college women's basketball coach," she said. "I love basketball. I love every part of it."
Perhaps best known for her scoring prowess, Brackett takes pride in setting up her teammates for points.
"I pass the ball well," she said. "If a teammate is open, I feel I will get her the ball where and how it needs to be there."
Brackett has teamed with sophomore guard Amaya Evans to give the Scarlet Fliers two of the top offensive players in the Shore Conference.
"I love her," Brackett said. "She is a great guard for her age. She does everything well. We work the pick and roll a lot. We have a connection. I know she will pass the ball to me."
"Macy is a very big asset to the team," Evans said. "We rely on her a lot. We will miss her a lot next season. When we are without her against the good teams, it's very hard. She is a really good asset down low. She plays her part very well."
Evans said Brackett is a good teammate.
"She has a very bubbling personality," Evans said. "She is a joker. You can never ever take her seriously. She is a good person. It will be very hard to replace her next year."
Brown said Brackett is a strong inside presence.
"Her strong points are her play in the post and her ability score in the paint," she said. "When she is double teamed, one girl is left open. Most teams don't play her one-on-one in the paint. She has an array of moves and is quicker than most post players. She has a spin move. She also has a face up move and a drive by move. She is a pretty good shooter. She needs to work on her three-point shot. At the next level, she will be more of a wing player. From 15 feet in, she is an efficient scorer. She knows where her strength is. She knows where her bread and butter is."
Earlier this season, the Scarlet Fliers lost senior center Sophie Yevchak to an injury. The injury had an impact on Brackett.
"When we lost Sophie, Macy had to play center," Brown said. "Most of the time, Macy is undersized in the post so she used her quickness against the bigger post players. Macy uses her quickness to front her opponent on defense as most of the time the other girl has the strength advantage. Macy also uses her athletic ability."
A 165-pounder, Brackett enjoys playing under Brown's leadership.
"I love playing for him," she said. "He is a very stern coach who will get you ready for anything. If you can deal with him and take his criticism, you can do anything. His practices are very intense and fast. There is a lot of conditioning, a lot of up-and-down the court work. We are always on the go.
"My career has been like a roller coaster ride. During my sophomore year, I felt I was not prepared enough to play on the varsity. I have had good times and bad times." "Macy is easy-going," Brown said. "She is laid back."
Brackett plays on a team that is highly respected by opponents.
"It's an honor to play for Neptune," she said. "There is the history of our girls basketball team. Coach Brown has accomplished so much. It's a high standard to play here." Brackett spent the off season working on her game at the Amateur Athletic Union level as a member of the Exodus, based in New York City. The team traveled to numerous places, including Pennsylvania, Chicago, Atlanta, Maryland and Kentucky.
"We played a lot of games, sometimes three and four per day," she said. "It as crazy at that level. We played on every other weekend. Playing on the Exodus helped me see where I was at my grade level. I played against kids who were from around the world. They had different skill sets. I played against a lot of good bigs from around the world. It gave me a good idea of where I was in my development."
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No Frills Buffalo Publishing Releases 'City of Blight' | Events
No Frills Buffalo Publishing Releases 'City of Blight'
Friday, January 20th, 2017, 9:39am
Topics: Events, News
"City of Blight," by John Wingspread Howell, is the latest book release from No Frills Buffalo publishing company. A native of Buffalo who moved away for 31 years before returning home, Howell's previous novels include "The Goddess Patrol," "Naked in Church" and "St. Jude's Gospel.
" 'City of Blight' is a sort of Sopranos meets House of Cards on a local city level, with a great love story thrown in," said the author. "There is political intrigue, conspiracy, psychological complexity and a story of lifelong — though mostly unrequited — love."
Buffalo is a character in this story told from the point of view of Paul Cappellano, who comes back to his two loves after 40 years — Buffalo, the Queen City, and Nancy Paradise, former City Queen (Miss Buffalo) — and finds himself framed for the murder of one by the corrupt leaders of the other. His cause is taken up by a larger-than-life lawyer known as Francisca Lee Bailey, who defends her client by taking on a pervasive network of corruption in the city and trying her case primarily in the press. As the story unfolds, the scope and severity of this corruption, which includes a vast sex scandal, continues to amaze as bodies fall and careers implode.
Like his protagonist, Paul Cappellano in "City of Blight," Buffalo is Howell's first and most conflicted love. He now resides in the city with his wife Maria, and has three grown children, Heath, Ivy and Marivi.
Howell will also take part in "Writing for Buffalo: Local Authors and Local Stories," from 5:30 to 6:45 p.m. March 8 in Larkin Square, Buffalo. Please visit http://larkinsquare.com/author-series for details.
For more information on No Frills Buffalo publishing, please visit www.nfbpublishing.com. You can also follow No Frills Buffalo on Facebook for frequent updates.


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Lyme Disease And Brain Lesions
Doctors Who Specialize In Lyme Disease
What Does A Positive Igm Lyme Test Mean
Natural Herbs For Lyme Disease
Old Lyme Inn Old Lyme Ct
Stephen Harrod Buhner Healing Lyme
The Case Study Pathology Is Characteristic Of Dementia With Lewy Bodies
Lyme Disease Signs and Symptoms (2 of 5) | Johns Hopkins Medicine
The fresh brain weighed 996 g and appeared atrophic Coronal sections through the left cerebral hemisphere and brain stem revealed mild enlargement of the lateral ventricle, particularly the temporal horn. The substantia nigra was normally pigmented or nearly so. Microscopically, nigral and cortical Lewy bodies, were seen with hematoxylin and eosin stain . Immunohistochemistry for -synuclein showed numerous immunoreactive Lewy bodies and fibers in substantia nigra, hippocampal formation and neocortex, Figures 4CE). IHC for hyperphosphorylated tau revealed intense staining of many limbic neurofibrillary tangles and neuropil threads , and of occasional neurofibrillary tangles in neocortex, but senile plaques were extremely rare, and each contained only a few fibrils . H& E showed prominent thickening of small blood vessels in gray and white matter, extensive mineralization of pallidal vessels, and rare microglial nodules in the hippocampal formation. Immunohistochemistry for Iba-1 , CD68 , and CD163 showed moderate numbers of activated microglia and large numbers of macrophages in hippocampal formation and spinal cord . In summary, we see DLB accompanied by features of Alzheimer's disease, a common presentation.
Post Treatment Lyme Disease
Lyme disease, especially when treated early, often responds to antibiotic therapy, whereas MS does not. Not everyone who is treated for Lyme disease fully recovers. Sometimes there are Post Treatment Lyme Disease symptoms that can be vague and look like other illnesses. The majority of people, however, recover to lead a normal life.
How Lyme Disease Affects The Brain
By Rachel Keck, MS
Did you ever wonder how Lyme disease affects the brain, including symptoms of brain fog? The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that about 200,000 people are diagnosed every year with Lyme disease.
But many believe the true number of people suffering from Lyme in the United States is actually much higher. Thats because Lyme disease symptoms vary greatly and can impact different people in different ways. Aside from that, the ELISA screening test most doctors use misses up to 35 percent of Lyme cases, making it a horrible first-line detection for the disease.
The problem is likely only going to get worse, too, being that Lyme is among the major health effects of climate change.
Even with many cases missed in the doctors office, Lyme disease is still the most common tickborne disease in the northern hemisphere. Despite being so common, Lyme disease symptoms vary depending on the patient and how the bacteria impacts different systems of the body. In fact, Lyme disease often mimics other diseases or illnesses and be referred to as the new great imitator.
Lyme disease is often misdiagnosed as such diseases, including:
Autism-like syndromes
Various psychiatric illnesses
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Lyme Sci: When Brain Inflammation Persists After Lyme Disease Treatment
In a new study, researchers from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine have found evidence of chemical changes and widespread inflammation in the brains of patients with chronic symptoms following treatment for Lyme disease.
This Johns Hopkins study, in Journal of Neuroinflammation, supports the experience of hundreds of thousands of patients who have tried for years to have their chronic symptoms of pain, sleep disturbance, fatigue, and cognitive impairment validated.
What this study does is provide evidence that the brain fog in patients with post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome has a physiological basis and isnt just psychosomatic or related to depression or anxiety, says John Aucott, M.D., a senior author of the new paper and director of the Johns Hopkins Lyme Disease Research Center.
The fact is, too many patients with Lyme disease are left with chronic, debilitating symptoms following treatment for Lyme disease. In the nearly 40 years since the discovery of Lyme, no one has been able to determine why some patients get better with treatment and others remain ill.
Rnascope Is A Sensitive Technique For Finding Viable Pathogen But Requires Freshly Prepared Tissue
Figure 8. Validation of RNA integrity on Fresh frozen NHP frontal cortex brain tissue using RNAscope assay. NHP tissue was stained with a 3-plex positive control probe POLR2A targeting DNA-directed RNA polymerase II RPB1, PPIB targeting cyclophilin B, and UBC that targets Ubiquitin C. In terms of relative expression levels, UBC is highest, PPIB is considered a moderate-high, POLR2A is moderate-to low expressor target. Successful staining has 49 dots per cell of PPIB/POLR2A and UBC of 1015 dots per cell. PPIB is considered a standard to determine the RNA quality of brain samples. Represents red fluorescence, indicating the specificity of PPIB, whereas, displays a far-red puncta targeting UBC gene. Absence of POLR2A signal in represents, quality of RNA being partially compromised. A merge image of all the channels can be seen in . White arrows were pointing toward the fluorescence puncta and orange arrows toward autofluorescence of the tissue.
The Patient Harbored Borrelia in the Amygdala and Spinal Cord
Tissue slices adjacent to the autopsy tissue specimens that were positive for DNA were stained for the presence of persisters. For this, slides were stained with the primary rabbit polyclonal antiB. burgdorferi antibody and a goat anti-rabbit IgG-Alexa Fluor 488 secondary antibody. An intact Borrelia spirochete with the expected morphology was identified within fixed tissue of the spinal cord . The spirochete appeared to be adjacent to vasculature.
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Immunofluorescent Detection Is The Most Reliable Method To Detect Spirochetes In Fixed Tissues
To strengthen the results of our PCR, we next explored immunofluorescence assay to see if these tissue specimens contain morphologically intact spirochetes. Initially, we tested our rabbit polyclonal antibody on NHP frontal cortex tissue that was incubated with borrelial spirochetes to see the specificity of the antibody . The image cleanliness was increased after incubating the tissue with the lipofuscin quencher that quenches the fluorescence of lipofuscin aggregates, which are formed during normal aging process . Secondary antibodies were tested with isotype controls for specificity on human and macaque . Optimal fixation time is very crucial for the success of the IFA. Tissues must be properly fixed under-fixation leads to tissue deformation, shrinkage and autolysis , whereas over-fixation may permanently mask the antigen, abolishing its detection even after antigen-retrieval steps .
When It Looks Like A Brain Tumor But It Is Lyme Disease
Pseudotumor cerebri, also referred to as idiopathic intracranial hypertension, is a condition caused by elevated cerebrospinal fluid pressure in the brain. Symptoms can mimic a brain tumor, but in actuality there is no tumor. Instead, there is unexplained intracranial pressure in the head. The condition is rare in prepubertal children.
Ezequiel and colleagues report on the case of a 9-year-old boy from Portugal who was diagnosed with pseudotumor cerebri due to Lyme disease. The child was admitted with daily pulsatile frontotemporal headache, pallor, photophobia and phonophobia, without night awakening, vomiting or visual changes, writes Ezequiel in the British Medical Journal Case Reports.
His neurological examination revealed papilloedema but was otherwise normal. Brain images were unremarkable. Serologic, PCR and cultural testing ruled out bacterial and viral agents including Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Epstein-Barr virus,Cytomegalovirus and Enterovirus. So the boy was prescribed acetazolamide .
However, ELISA and Western blot results were positive for B. burgdorferi antibodies, the bacteria causing Lyme disease. The diagnosis of neuroborreliosis was assumed, explains Ezequiel and a 21-day course of intravenous ceftriaxone was started. The boy made a complete recovery.
The authors highlight several key points:
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Lyme Disease Effects On The Brain
The first section of Lyme Brain discusses the fundamentals. What actually causes this condition? Research has shown that Lyme spirochetes can invade the brain and wreak all kinds of havoc. They damage nerve cells, trigger inflammation, release neurotoxins, and disrupt the balance of brain chemicals.
Ducharme lays all this out in plain language. She also explains how co-infections contribute to Lyme disease brain:
One of the reasons I believe that the actual brain fog, memory issues and difficulty with focus and concentration is Borrelia driven is because when I treat my patients with medications that primarily impact Borrelia and cross the blood-brain barrier, I see these symptoms improve, whereas the insomnia and wacky dreams tend to respond more to Babesia treatment. Really extreme psychiatric symptoms such as rages, and suicidal thoughts and behaviors, respond mostly to Bartonella treatment.
Insights On Neurological Lyme Disease
She rounds out her discussion of these issues by interviewing five professionals who know a lot about neurological Lyme disease. One is psychiatrist Robert Bransfield, MD, a top expert on how Lyme affects the brain . Another is Sandra Berenbaum, LCSW, with whom I co-authored the book When Your Child Has Lyme Disease: A Parents Survival Guide. Others are Leo Shea, Ph.D., who has extensive experience with neuropsychological testing of children and adults with Lyme disease health advocate/blogger Scott Forsgren, founder of BetterHealthGuy.com, who writes extensively on Lyme-related issues and Connie Strasheim, author of many books about Lyme disease. They all offer useful insights on the topic of Lyme disease brain.
Throughout the book, Ducharme offers practical information with a strong helping of optimism. As she writes early on:
I find that the majority of people with Lyme brain can find resolution or, at the very least, significant improvement of their symptoms.Im not saying its quick or easy, but I have seen remarkable improvements in people who started out very, very ill with horrible Lyme brain and are now back at work, running their families and living their lives as productive, happy people.
If you or a loved one has a problem with neurological Lyme disease symptoms, I think youll find this book both helpful and hopeful.
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Why Accurate Ms Diagnoses Are Challenging
There is no single test for MS, so an accurate MS diagnosis can be challenging. Results of a recently study published in the Journal Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders suggested that nearly 1 in 5 people with other neurologic conditions are mistakenly diagnosed with MS.1 The confusion also means that many people also live with symptoms for months or years before an official MS diagnosis can be confirmed.
Visualizing Brain Fog In Post
More than one in 10 people successfully treated with antibiotics for Lyme disease go on to develop chronic, sometimes debilitating and poorly understood symptoms of fatigue and brain fog that may last for years after their initial infection has cleared up.
Now, a Johns Hopkins team has used an advanced form of brain scan to show that 12 people with documented post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome all show elevation of a chemical marker of widespread brain inflammation, compared with 19 healthy controls.
Results of the study, published in Journal of Neuroinflammation, suggest new avenues for treating the long-term fatigue, pain, sleep disruption and brain fog associated with PTLDS. Theres been literature suggesting that patients with PTLDS have some chronic inflammation somewhere, but until now we werent able to safely probe the brain itself to verify it, says Jennifer Coughlin, a senior author and associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences.
What this study does is provide evidence that the brain fog in patients with post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome has a physiological basis and isnt just psychosomatic or related to depression or anxiety, says John Aucott, director of the Johns Hopkins Lyme Disease Research Center.
In addition, the results suggest that drugs designed to curb neuroinflammation may be able to treat PTLDS, although clinical trials are needed first to determine the safety and benefit of such therapy, Aucott says.
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Mri Findings In Lyme Neuroborreliosis
Paternain A1, Villino R2, Riverol M2, Malmierca P1, Soriano I1, Calvo-Imirizaldu M1, García-Eulate R1, Domínguez PD1
1. Department of Radiology, Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Spain
2. Department of Neurology, Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Spain
Connected authorsArea of InterestImaging TechniqueProcedureSpecial Focus
A 22-year-old woman was admitted to the emergency room with sudden right peripheral facial palsy. She also referred to progressive and ascending burning pain in the spine for two weeks. After a trip to the mountains one month before, she had developed an erythematous skin lesion that resolved spontaneously.
MRI of the spine showed a diffuse enhancement of all nerve roots after contrast administration, without a significant thickening . In the brain, bilateral enhancement of the trigeminal nerves in the posterior cranial fossa was also appreciated. In addition, there was also an abnormally high signal intensity in FLAIR surrounding the cerebral aqueduct of Sylvius .
A lumbar puncture was performed, which showed a positive serology for Lyme disease. The patient was treated with intravenous ceftriaxone for two weeks, followed by oral doxycycline for another 2 weeks, having a complete clinical response afterwards.
Epidemiology And Clinical Presentation
More than 200,000 cases of Lyme disease in the United States have been reported to the Centers for Disease Control, resulting in a national incidence of 9.7 cases per 100 000 population. The prevalence of Lyme disease varies significantly by geography and has a seasonal incidence . More than 93% of Lyme disease cases in the United States have been reported in high endemic Midatlantic states, Michigan, and Minnesota. Lyme disease occurrence peaks during summer months, reflecting the enhanced transmission by the nymphal tick vectors during May and June. Since Lyme disease became nationally notifiable in 1991, the annual number of reported cases has more than doubled.
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A, Summary of reported cases of Lyme disease in the United States. There is 1 dot within the county of residence for each reported case. Note the widespread diversity of cases correlating with the prevalence of infected Ixodes species in different geographic areas. Courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control. B, The beige-shaded areas indicate the geographic distribution of recorded clinical cases of Lyme borreliosis. The colored ellipses indicate the distribution of the various Borrelia subspecies. is reprinted with permission from Nature Publishing Group.
Erythema migrans rash with the typical target appearance that is virtually diagnostic of Lyme disease.
Comparison of clinical differences between American and European LNB*
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How Does The Brain Work
The brain controls thoughts, memory, speech, movements of the limbs, and organ function. There are many parts to the brain, and each section has a specific role to play in the human body.
Four lobes make up the brain:
Frontal lobe – the largest of the four lobes, is responsible for the bodys motor skills, such as voluntary movement, language, and intellectual and behavioral functions. This area controls memory, intelligence, concentration, temper and personality.
Temporal lobe – located on each side of the brain at ear level, is important for hearing, memory and speech.
Parietal lobe – at the center of the brain, is where sensory information like heat, pressure and pain is received and interpreted.
Occipital lobe – found at the back of the brain, is primarily responsible for vision.
Lyme Disease And Ms Are Often Confused
The symptoms of Lyme disease and MS can be similar. Doctors may confuse one with the other. To diagnose these conditions, your doctor will need to conduct blood and other tests. If your doctor suspects you have MS, you may need:
evoked potential tests
Its unlikely that you have both Lyme disease and MS, but its possible. Some of Lyme diseases symptoms can mimic those of MS. It can also follow a relapse-remittance course, where symptoms come and go.
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There are some importantdifferences between acute and chronic Lyme disease. When infection occurs andthe bacteria enter the body, the immune system recognizes the microbes asharmful and begins fighting them. If the immune system is strong and robust,the initial symptoms may be very mild, and sometimes there wont be anysymptoms at all. This is why people often dont even realize theyve beeninfected.
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Beginning this week, there will be some changes coming to Little Utopia. Since we started back in March, we've been publishing new content each weekday. Unfortunately, we've realized we can't keep up that pace anymore.
Instead of updating the site every weekday, we'll continue to publish a viral video of the week each Monday (because we love doing these), and Laura and I will each write a weekly column. Our plan right now is to publish my column on Wednesdays and Laura's on Fridays, although we might switch them around every now and then. We've decided to make these changes for a couple of reasons. First, our schedules have gotten busier. Laura recently started a full-time job and continues to work an additional part-time position, and I'm teaching my first ever college course, trying to finish my thesis and course work for my M.A., and beginning the job search. These commitments have made it very difficult to keep the site updated with new content each day. In addition to having more time to work on our various projects, we also hope to have more time to spend with our family, friends, pets and the beach, all of whom we have been seriously neglecting.
Our second reason for adopting this new format is that we simply want to provide with you stronger articles to read. Although we've never been disappointed with anything we've published, we have, at times, wished we had a few more days to work on a particular article or two, in order to make its argument clearer, more concise, or more persuasive (or all three). By each writing a column a week, we hope to provide you, the reader, with quality over quantity in terms of our future articles.
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The applicable regulatory framework for the commercial operation of charging points in Austria
Authors: Johannes Trenkwalder, partner, David Kohl, associate, and Marco Selenic, associate with CMS Reich-Rohrwig Hainz
In a recent decision the Austrian Higher Administrative Court ruled that the commercial operation of charging points for electric vehicles does not fall under the Austrian Energy Act. This judgement puts an end to the long-lasting debate and ambiguity around the legal classification of such operators. As a result, charging point operators are generally not bound by the stringent regulatory regime set out by the Energy Act.
Applicability of the Industrial Code (not the Energy Act)
The Austrian Energy Act (Elektrizitätswirtschafts- und –organisationsgesetz 2010 – ElWOG) generally applies to (among others) electricity companies (Elektrizitätsunternehmen), which are defined as natural or legal persons (or registered partnerships) carrying out (for profit) at least one of the following functions: generation, transmission, distribution, supply or purchase of electricity, and further conduct commercial, technical or maintenance tasks related to those functions. End consumers (Endverbraucher) purchasing electricity for their own consumption, however, do not fall under this definition. The classification of the sale of electricity by a charging point operator has long been debated in the Austrian legal community, with the main source of disagreement being exactly this question of the applicability of the Energy Act.
The Austrian Higher Administrative Court (VwGH 18.9.2019 Ro 2018/04/0010) recently put an end to this debate and found that the sale of electricity by charging point operators does not qualify such operator as an electricity company in the meaning of the Energy Act. In this decision the court has, however, not commented on the purchase of electricity by a charging point operator preceding the sale of such electricity.
Nevertheless, the Energy Act explicitly excludes end consumers from the definition of electricity companies. As charging points do not form part of the public electricity distribution grid, they are considered consumer systems. Accordingly, the operator of a charging point is deemed to be the end consumer under the Energy Act, irrespective of its rationale for the purchase of energy (i.e. re-sale). Thus, also the purchase of electricity by a charging point operator does not result in its classification as an electricity company under the Energy Act. Consequently, the charging of an electric vehicle at a charging point does not constitute an electricity supply within the meaning of the Energy Act.
This was also reinforced in the explanatory notes to the Austrian Act on the Establishment of Uniform Standards for the Deployment of Alternative Fuels Infrastructure (Bundesgesetz zur Festlegung einheitlicher Standards beim Infrastrukturaufbau für alternative Kraftstoffe), which explicitly state that the operation of charging points does not fall within the scope of application of the Energy Act, but is subject to the Industrial Code (Gewerbeordnung – GewO).
Requirements under the Industrial Code
The mere trading with electrical energy, constitutes a free trade (freies Gewerbe) under the Industrial Code. As such, this activity has to be notified to the competent trade authority. Operations may be commenced immediately after the full notification (i.e. including all required documentation has been provided) has been duly made. It is not necessary for the trade authority to issue an explicit authorisation, but the authority may prohibit the continuation of the operations, if general conditions are not or no longer fulfilled (e.g. the operator fails to appoint a managing director under trade law).
To operate a free trade in Austria, the relevant business must take the form of an Austrian subsidiary or a registered branch. Moreover, a director under trade law (gewerberechtlicher Geschäftsführer) for the Austrian subsidiary or registered branch has to be appointed, who is responsible for compliance with trade regulations. The director must generally be an employee of the charging point operator. This requirement does not apply, if the director under trade law is at the same time director under commercial law (handelsrechtlicher Geschäftsführer). In any case, the director under trade law must be able to exercise his oversight obligations and have the authority to exercise such oversight over the operation of the business to ensure compliance with the trade regulations in Austria.
The director under trade law must generally have his permanent residence in Austria. Another country of residence is only possible if
(i) the delivery of any imposition and the enforcement of administrative penalties is ensured through an international agreement between Austria and the country of residence of the director; or
(ii) the director is a national of a country which is part of the EEA or a Switzerland national and also resides in a country which is part of the EEA or in Switzerland, or
(iii) the director is a third-country national who has been granted a long-term residence in the European Community or a long-term residence in the European Community as family member and who resides in an EEA country or in Switzerland and is permitted to work in Austria.
The charging point(s) may also require a business premises permit (Betriebsanlagengenehmigung). This is the case, if the operation of the charging points is to be considered unusual or dangerous given the specific local circumstances.
Pursuant to the Directive 2014/94/EU member states shall ensure that prices charged by the operators of charging points accessible to the public are reasonable, easily and clearly comparable, transparent and non-discriminatory.
Charging point operators are, therefore, subject to the price transparency regulations under the Austrian Supply of Services Act (Dienstleistungsgesetz – DLG), which gives effect to the pricing provisions of the abovementioned directive in Austria. Under these rules, the operators must provide their customers with certain information. This includes information on the price of the service, which shall be presented clearly, comprehensibly and unambiguously and shall be made available to the customers before the service is provided. It is sufficient, however, that information on the price is available at the location of the charging point itself or if it is easily accessible electronically (e.g. on the website of the operator).
In addition, other information such as company name, register number, VAT-number or terms and conditions are to be provided by a charging point operator under the Supply of Services Act.
No continuous contractual obligation
The Austrian Infrastructure Deployment Act furthermore stipulates that operators of charging points accessible to the public must enable users of electric vehicles to charge without having to enter into a continuous obligation with the respective operator. The requirement of a prior registration or subscription of a user is, nevertheless, possible if it does not constitute a continuous contractual obligation with the respective charging point operator (e.g. the user is contractually bound to consume certain minimum amounts per month).
A charging point is considered publicly accessible, if it is located on public land or a public traffic area, or placed at railway stations, airports, public transport stops or car parks located at such stops, or located at public service stations on highly frequented roads. Privately owned charging points accessible to the public through registration cards or fees or charging points of car-sharing schemes, which allow access for third party users by means of subscription, may also fall under this definition. All drivers of electric vehicles shall have non-discriminatory access to these charging points.
The Infrastructure Deployment Act also foresees technical specifications, which the charging points operated by the operator commercially must fulfill.
The decision of the Austrian Higher Administrative Court to exclude the commercial operation of charging points for electronic vehicles from the scope of application of the Energy Act has led to legal security with regard to the applicable regulatory framework on this business activity. Even though the legal landscape in this area is still rather scattered and fragmented, the regulatory burden on charging point operators has been lowered. This is also backed by the Austrian legislator, who shows a commitment to facilitate the expansion and development of vital infrastructure in the area of e-mobility in Austria.
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This page explains the refund policy and last revised on 17 June 2019.
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This is for you to ensure that the Product has the functionality and feature you expect. The support promised to you is based on these only.
Terms of the Policy
Before going for a refund request, you should email and describe the issue you have in detail. I should be given an opportunity to resolve the issue.
I accept and process refund only when there is a Defect which I am not able to fix. Please refer the definition for Defect at the end of this page.
You can claim refund only within thirty days of the purchase.
You cannot claim a refund for the following reasons (and not limited to),
After buying, you do not 'like' the Product. You do not have a particular reason, but you do not like it.
You 'expected' a functionality to be available in the Product and you feel it is obvious. But that, functionality is not given in the Product description, it is also not available in the demo or screenshots.
Your environment is not compatible as per the requirements and because of that, there is a Defect that does not allow the Product to be used.
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What you should be doing,
You must claim for refund within thirty days of the purchase.
You should send an email with as much detail possible, so that I can attempt to fix the Defect.
Provide screenshots or video of the Defect.
Provide access to your environment, so that I can reproduce the Defect to analyze it.
How the refund will be processed,
Your refund request will be acknowledged within three business days, regardless of the response.
Acceptance for refund will be approved and notified to you.
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