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Singer Bobby Brown was charged with battery yesterday (Dec. 10) in Atlanta, three days after he allegedly struck his wife, singer and actress Whitney Houston. Fulton County police spokesman Kurtis…
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Singer Bobby Brown was charged with battery yesterday (Dec. 10) in Atlanta, three days after he allegedly struck his wife, singer and actress Whitney Houston. Fulton County police spokesman Kurtis Young said Brown, 34, turned himself in. Brown and Houston left Fulton County Magistrate Court together after they and their attorneys met with police.
Brown is scheduled to appear at a preliminary hearing Jan. 7. His lawyer, Maurice Bennett, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that his client and Houston were trying to work out the problem "as husband and wife."
Houston, 40, declined comment, but her lawyer, Mark Trigg, echoed Bennett's comments, saying: "She is trying to resolve the matter privately."
Houston told police Sunday that Brown had struck her on the left side of her face with an open right hand at the couple's home near Alpharetta. Brown then went to the airport for a flight to Los Angeles, the police report said. Police said Houston had a bruised cheek and a cut inside her upper lip.
Simple battery is punishable by up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. Normally on a first offense in domestic violence cases, the charge is dismissed if the defendant undergoes counseling.
Brown served seven days in DeKalb County Jail in August for violating his probation for a 1996 drunken driving conviction. He also served 26 days in a Florida jail in 2000 for an earlier probation violation. The couple has been married since 1992.
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05 November 2020 - 5 April 2021 (extended), Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao, Bilbao, Spain
This November sees the opening at the Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao, of the largest exhibition to date spotlighting German graphic designer Olt Aicher's, with more than 200 works and projects.
This 11 of November celebrates the 25th anniversary of Olt Aicher's Metro Bilbao project. The exhibition curated for this occasion by Gilermo Zuaznabar, a researcher and professor in the field of Art and Architecture Theory at Rovira i Virgili University (Tarragona), will showcase 80 exclusive drawings from his project for the Metro Bilbao.
The Norman Foster Foundation contributed to this exhibition with a loan of seven original sketchbooks as well as facsimiles of five drawings and three photographs from the Norman Foster Foundation archive, illustrating the outcome of the collaboration between Foster and Aicher.
Other celebrated drawings by Aicher are also on display, such as those for Braun, the 1972 Munich Olympics, Bulthaup, and Isny Allgäu, in addition to unpublished materials for his architecture projects for Rotis, a former agricultural complex which he turned into a residence and worksite.
Starting in the 1980s, Aicher worked with Norman Foster on publications of his works. As a result of this relationship, in around 1988–1989, he was entrusted with the design of the corporate image of the Metro Bilbao. The project was grounded in architecture, and both the city and his inquiry into Basque culture and landscape are the elements that defined its communication system.
Otl Aicher (Ulm, 1922–Günzburg, 1991) is the most influential European designer from the second half of the 20th century. In 1951, he founded the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm along with Inge Scholl and Max Bill, which he directed with Tomás Maldonado and Hans Gugelot starting in 1954. In 1958, it began to set up Entwicklungsgruppe (development groups), which developed design projects for companies like Lufthansa, the Hamburg underground, and Braun.
Norman Foster Foundation is a non-profit institution listed nº1818 in the National Public Register of Cultural Foundations, Ministry of Justice of the Government of Spain.
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Soccer: - 20-07-20
(Montreal) The Montreal Impact acquired Ugandan side and international defender Mustafa Kizza from the KCCA FC club, from the Uganda Premier League.
This is a two-year plus three-year option agreement that will come into effect on August 12.
Kizza will not be playing as an international player, as he will remain on loan with his club until December due to the pandemic situation of COVID-19. The Impact retains a recall option if the situation changes.
Since 2017, the 20-year-old has played for KCCA FC, in Uganda. In the 2019-20 season, he played 19 games, scored five goals and collected 12 assists.
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Launch Tennessee, along with a host of partners, scoured the Southeast to build Village 36 — a portfolio of the brightest early-stage companies in the region. Each startup pitched on-stage at 36|86 in front of 1,000+ attendees in June 2017, for a chance at the $50,000 FedEx Innovation Prize.
These are rising leaders in the Southeast, innovating in industries that have been core to the region's economy. As of June 2017, they have raised $49.1M and work across multiple sectors including healthcare IT, fintech, cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing, music tech and more. Village 36 companies hail from 9 Southeastern states and Washington, DC; and embody a range of demographics that are underrepresented in American entrepreneurship, including 15 female founders.
Village 36 startups get unparalleled access to the largest gathering of early-stage investment firms in the Southeast via curated Speed Dating sessions and dedicated exhibit time, plus insights from thought leaders, innovators and fellow entrepreneurs.
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Apto is the first on-demand culture and language community, which simulates real-life scenarios in order to help internationals and their families successfully transition to regional life in the US. (Nashville, TN)
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Brydge4Schools is a web and mobile platform that better connects parents and teachers through daily questions and activities designed to reinforce the material their student learned in class that day. (Jackson, MS)
Brytecore applies machine learning behavioral intelligence from collective sources to predict the timing of home buyer purchase decisions. Clients see an average 300% increase in lead conversion. (Atlanta, GA)
Cathedral Leasing is a specialty finance company using a cloud-based platform for a quick, easy application process for instant credit decisions on commercial and heavy equipment. (Durham, NC)
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[hgroup title="2017 VILLAGE 36 PARTNERS" subtitle="V36 Partners are select venture firms, accelerators and entrepreneur centers based around the Southeast who refer candidates for Village 36. Startups referred from this network moved into the final round of application judging." center_text="yes"]
APPLICATIONS FOR 2017 ARE CLOSED.
VILLAGE 36 COMPANIES RECEIVE:
• Chance to compete for $50k in total prize money
• $500 travel stipend plus free three nights lodging
• Pitch time on the Main Stage
• Investor speed-dating
• Dedicated exhibit space
• Two complimentary 36|86 conference passes
• Invites to Welcome Party
• Exclusive Village 36 Investor Brunch
TIMELINE QUESTIONS
Q: What are the dates and deadlines I need to know about 36|86?
A: 36|86 is June 4-7, 2017 in Nashville, Tennessee. Applications are open from January 4 to March 15, 2017, and Village 36 companies will be announced April 6.
ELIGIBILITY QUESTIONS
Q: What industry sectors are eligible to apply?
A: All tech-enabled businesses within these focus areas: Advanced Manufacturing, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Clean Tech, Consumer Products, Digital Media, E-Commerce, Education, Environment, Financial Services, Healthcare IT/Services, Internet of Things, Logistics, Marketing, Mobile, SaaS and Virtual Reality
Q: Are medical devices and/or biopharmaceutical companies eligible?
A: No.
Q: What is the fundraising cut off?
A: $5 Million at the time of application
Q: Does non-equity financing count towards the $5 Million threshold (grants, loans, etc.)?
Q: Does convertible debt from private investors count toward the $5 Million threshold?
Q: How long can my company have been in business and still qualify as a "startup?"
A: Your company formation date must be no earlier than March 2012.
Q: Where does my company need to be based in order to be eligible for Village 36?
A: Your headquarters (i.e. primary place of business) must be based in one of the following Southeastern states or in Washington, DC: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia.
Q: If I have previously applied or participated in Village 36, can I apply again?
A: Yes, if you fit the eligibility criteria listed in these FAQs.
OTHER RELEVANT QUESTIONS
Q: What criteria are the judges using in reviewing my application?
A: The judges will score your application by considering these areas:
Market – size, current trajectory, scalability, potential for disruption
• Solution – product/market fit
• Model – business model and go-to-market strategy
• Validation / Traction – capital, revenue, customers/users
• Management – the right expertise on the team
• X Factor – this company will be an outstanding representative for the SE region
Q: Why should I want to come to the 36|86 event in Nashville?
A: We will provide unparalleled education, awareness and networking for our entrepreneurs. In addition to pitching on-stage in front of 900+ people for a cash prize, the 36 companies will be part of an investor speed-dating session and have the opportunity to network with some of the country's and region's leading venture capital firms. We had 168 investors attend in 2016, representing 100 different firms. The potential media exposure will be terrific, as we had over 30 different media outlets in 2016 and we expect a similar number in 2017.
Q: What prizes are available?
A: A total of $50,000 in cash awards and other prizes
Q: Do these prizes require equity?
A: No, these are cash and in-kind donations awarded to the winners.
Q: What is the stipend for the 36 teams accepted into Village 36 and how/when do we receive it?
A: Each team will receive a $500 check upon arrival in Nashville for the 36|86 conference, as long as LaunchTN has received the company's Form W-9 in advance. Village companies also have free access to three nights' lodging (June 4th-6th) for two team members at the Music City Guest House.
More questions? Jill@LaunchTN.org


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So here we go again – another awareness day for our world.
What is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Day?
What does that mean to us on the street?
Have we even heard about this syndrome?
What are the medics saying about it?
So let's keep it simple and see first what these words actually mean.
OK – does this tell us something?
Long lasting – is the chronic bit so is there a clue here for us?
Could it be possible that to have anything chronic we must be doing something long term?
Next – The extreme tiredness comes from us pushing the body mentally or physically.
Could it be possible this illness comes from pushing the body beyond its natural state?
Could it be possible that this illness comes from the long-term pushing/exertion?
If it is a Syndrome – could it be the way we are living has something to do with why it is multiple symptoms?
A medical condition of unknown cause with fever, aching and prolonged tiredness and depression.
Unknown cause it says. That means we do not know what causes it. Right?
But what if we just add up the meaning of those words Chronic + Fatigue + Syndrome?
Hello – we actually get more than a sign.
We get a clue that it is long term exertion – be it mental or physical that is causing the multiple symptoms.
Is this telling us something about what causes it in the first place?
The symptoms are similar to flu symptoms and most of us KNOW what that feels like.
Flu makes us stop as our whole body aches and it's like we go into shut down mode to recover as we have NO life force to continue moving. Our mind and body is switched off and there is no medicine for a virus.
Have we ever wondered why?
Could it be possible that this is one illness that requires a total stop to recover and a band-aid approach like popping pills does not work?
Could it be possible that our body has had enough of our constant abuse, by not taking deep care of it everyday and it says 'I am stopping you now'?
Could it be possible that if we repeatedly disregard our body and choose not to rest or take sleep seriously, then eventually our body will say 'enough mate, I am stopping you'?
Could it be possible that if our life force is depleted by the way we choose to live everyday, it could mean that long-term we end up unable to literally move, as in the case of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)?
Could it be possible that our lifestyle choices are the root cause of this modern day illness?
It affects more than a million Americans and 20 million people worldwide. Most of these people are unable to work.
That's a lot of people and research by the University of Bristol suggests there is a rise in this illness among girls aged 16.
We read statistics and go wow that's a lot and leave it at that.
But what if we took another perspective – the largest UK stadium holds 90,000 spectators. We could fill up 222 stadiums of the same size with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome sufferers in our world.
In the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD-10), the World Health Organization have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome as a Post Viral Syndrome. It is known as Benign Myalgic Encephalomyetis under 'Other Disorders of the Brain'.
We might know it or have heard of it as ME.
250,000 people suffering with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME in the UK.
They are asking us to go blue for their awareness week 9-15 May.
Their website states that 'There will also be more bake sales, and tea parties than ever before'.
Will tea parties and selling baked cakes truly make a difference to the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME sufferers?
Is dying our hair blue and painting our nails blue going to change the root cause of ME?
Could wearing blue for a week really change the lives of ME sufferers?
The Optimum Nutrition Bible by Patrick Holford states that the Chronic Fatigue diet advice is to avoid sugar and stimulants such as tea, coffee, chocolate and alcohol.
What IF we avoided these foods and drinks for a week or longer?
How would our body respond?
Would we be feeling even more as we are no longer artificially stimulating it?
Could it be possible that avoiding sugar would support our body to return to its natural state?
So ME and CFS are the same thing. Other names (as mentioned above) are Post Viral Fatigue Syndrome (PVFS) and Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome (CFIDS).
Do we have more clues here with the words 'post viral' and 'immune dysfunction'?
ME is known to have severe sleep dysfunction and there is enough research now which confirms that sleep deprivation affects our immune system.
What IF the pain prevents people from sleeping?
What IF pushing the body beyond its limits is what causes the pain?
What IF choosing not to listen to the body, which was asking for rest caused the pain?
What IF the mental and physical exertion disturbed the body so sleep was affected?
What IF consistently living in this way of self neglect caused the chronic fatigue?
What IF long-term depletion of our life force drains us to a point where we have to be stopped?
And the dictionary tells us to exert is a force. So this tells us that things get worse by physically forcing the body to move in a certain way. Did Florence Nightingale push her body and the long-term over-exertion gave her the symptoms?
What IF there was a way to move our body without using force?
What IF there was another way to live that did not mentally or physically exert the body?
What if Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is a direct result of long term depletion of life force, which is a drain on our kidneys and not a disorder of the brain?
What if there was a natural way to live, that allowed us the time and space to rest so there would NEVER be long-term depletion of our life force?
Could it be possible that there is another way to heal Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and it comes with taking Responsibility for the way we are choosing to Live and move everyday?
What if it was really that Simple?
I love the way you tackle an awareness day, this one being Chronic Fatigue, Simple Living Global. The way you write it out makes so much sense that by the end I'm left going why do we waste all this time and energy trying to figure things out when the answer/s to the problem are staring us in the face. I mean if I am tired I rest right? If I ignore that I am tired and keep pushing my body then generally something happens to make me stop. So it makes sense that if I kept pushing and pushing then eventually my body would answer back with Chronic Fatigue because I need to rest to make up for all the times I did't listen to what my body was telling me. On that note I am off to rest as my body is feeling tired after a couple of busy days at work and needs an early night.
Thank you for your comment Sally and what you are saying seems so obvious and makes sense, yet very few of us are asking questions or working it out so the million dollar question is why?
It all seems so straightforward and basic. Add up the words and you get why you have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Not rocket science and nothing complicated yet we seem to somehow miss the point. We are searching and researching and trying to find the root cause yet we are going nowhere. Back in the old days I doubt this syndrome existed. With no stimulation, late night distractions and foods that alter your natural state not available, you go to bed when it gets dark. You probably worked long hours so the body got to rest and that was about it.
Fast forward to today and we are given everything to ensure we do not rest, take care of our body and if things go wrong we know we can get fixed or take a remedy and bingo we have a solution. We blame the world and what it has done to us but could it be so simple that it is us who makes the choices in the first place that are confirming our lack of Responsibility. Maybe this is too much for many of us to get our heads around but if we just stopped and asked our body, it would tell you that it wants to be taken care of – just like a baby. Our bodies are precious and somewhere along the line we have lost the plot.
I ask myself why is it so hard to see, to hear to consider that it could be 'how I have been driving myself' and my own disregard for my body that has caused me, personally, so much emotional/physical pain and exhaustion? I know no one else has done this to me.
I realize that I feel afraid to take up my my own full personal responsibility as this means I need to face how I have been denying it for so long… and this hurts… but I know it is the way through to what I have been missing and the way to a True and loving life.
You are right Jo, we lack applying common sense these days to anything. Our world is spinning and things are getting faster but we do have a choice in any moment so the excuses are really just there because it suits us. I was one of them and thank God I met Serge Benhayon, applied what he was presenting and bingo look where I am and check out this strong solid website. It is all based on simple stuff and nothing complicated.
If we do not start to talk about these topics and subjects then how is the world ever going to know that 'common sense' is a unified language and it has worked from day dot and no amount of double blind testing and research and research is going to give us the answers when people actually have the answers from their own bodies.
Unless we get back to the basics and apply simple stuff like resting and going to bed early consistently to support our body, this syndrome is going to be a worldwide problem. On some level it already is hence the awareness day.
I'm so aware these days of so many slogans, beliefs and ideals that suggest we should push our bodies/over ride pain to "accomplish" some mental goal… but it is clear that these things are in opposition to the common sense that comes from the wisdom of our dear body.
This common sense stuff is like we just forgot it and when we realise we get that 'aha got it' moment. It also makes things look quite simple and knocks out all the nonsense if you ask me.
On that note I will one day publish 'a little book about common sense' as we really have lost the plot and a dose of common sense is like real medicine that is so needed.
I can so relate to this blog. We blame our exhaustion on external stuff work, people, food and so on. When the reality is we need to take RESPONSIBILITY for the way we walk, talk and behave in Life. This is something had I had known years ago my body wouldn't have paid the price. Since talking responsibility I have noticed I move different and most of all I have jumped off the spinning wheel and taking care of myself and bringing in a deeper quality of living, right down to the way I close doors and the way I wind down for bed. This has allowed me to STOP and not get caught up in the momentum of life. This blog is a great reminder to us all that life does not have to be that way.
Thank you Priscilla for confirming that this blog is saying life does not have to be that way. We create all our ills but very few want to feel what that actually means as it would mean taking Responsibility for the choices we make. Simple common sense old fashion stuff as we call it works. We have all known how our granny lived and this basic way of living without all the outer trimmings of distraction and more stimulation works. If we just started to go to bed early every single day like we do when we are tiny babies then this would be a huge start for humanity.
We can continue the uncaring disregarding ways of living but sooner or later the body stops us and we get that wake up call. The sad thing is many just want the pill, remedy, solution or op to get over it and carry on 'business as usual' and then wonder why they get another dose of Stop along the line and this time it is worse than the first stop.
A much needed conversation about chronic fatigue and as you unearth here, Simple Living Global, there is another way. Too much in our world today, these types of illnesses are seen as all par for the course and inevitable when that is not the case. The way that we are living is causing all manner of physical and mental health conditions. If we choose to we can change this, by observing the way we are living and by taking responsibility to make changes.
Correct Jane Keep – the way that we are living is causing many physical and mental health conditions and it is time that we stopped doing the ostrich thing and burying our head in the sand so to speak. It comes down to that 'r' word again – RESPONSIBILITY.
We are so quick to blame this and that or someone else but how about we just stop and press the pause button and get a reality check. Why is it that we don't want to take Responsibility for our choices. I reckon there would be no such thing as CFS if we started to truly look at our choices and how we are living on a daily basis.
Love it Michael – this blog has made it 'ridiculously simple'. This is the thing we spend and waste time on complicating anything and everything and yet it could all just be so simple. What I have observed over and over again is the lack of Acceptance from so many that how on earth could it work if it is so simple.
Simple Living Global is going against the tides and the tides are turning. We are uniting and saying that there is another way and its time we started to take Responsibility for the way we are living. We need to look at our choices and not just go with what the world is saying. If it was the Truth then how come we have so much illness and disease on the rise and its now a global problem. Time to start asking questions and keep asking questions as this is what is needed.
What you present here is based on so much common sense. With the dictionary definitions you give, it is clear that we are the creators of this disease. When I hear the word 'fatigue' it leads me straight to 'being tired'. When you put 'chronic' in front of it, you magnify that 'tired' immensely. You have made it very clear that if we push our bodies to the point of being very tired but disregard all that we feel and just soldier on, over time it will come to the point where we could possibly end up with Chronic Fatigue. Taking responsibility for the way we live and move everyday, taking more care of ourselves and having more rest seems like the obvious way to start to reverse the symptoms of CFS/ME.
Great comment Tim Bowyer and this blog is truly based on common sense.
Most of us keep going as everyone else seems to be doing it. There are very few people today living another way so there is no reflection. The demand to be more, do more, achieve more and keep going seems to have no end. Then this CFS or ME comes and they wonder why when all along they have been making choices that are disregarding and at the total expense of their body. How I know is because I was one of them.
Taking RESPONSIBILITY for the way we are choosing to live in every moment really is the key and if that means saying no and resting instead then I say do it. Your body will thank you and it is your body that will see you through to your last breath.
Fantastic you have written this blog, I love the breakdown of the name of this illness, it says it all. I was told by a doctor a few years ago that Chronic Fatigue is a grey area they don't know much about, or the cause. Being someone who had Chronic Fatigue for many years it was when I got the understanding that how I was living could be why I had it, I was able to see how indeed this was. I am all too familiar with that push push push to get things done, being on the run and because I wanted to do things even though my body was so tired and exhausted, I used caffeine and sugar to fuel me. But taking responsibility for this I made changes and learned to listen and be guided by my body, resting deeply when needed, stopping the sugar and caffeine and over time made a full and lasting recovery.
You are a living example of what is possible Ruth by what you are sharing in your comment. It is interesting that our doctors do not have all the answers and Chronic Fatigue is a grey area as you say. So what do most of us do? We tend to just accept it and do nothing. It is time we dig deeper and maybe, just maybe there is another way and the clue is in how we are living and the daily choices we are making.
Chronic fatigue is a killer for those who suffer with it and yet some simple back to basics choices can make a big difference and at at the very least offer a different quality of life.
Yes it is almost like being resigned to it.. that this is it, I have this condition and nothing can be done about it. I certainly felt this at times but there was something in me that kept looking for an answer. The back to basics choices you talk of do work and with consistency and commitment to this changes happen, as you say a big difference.
This really does seem to be the website of common sense medicine.
These invitations to Truth are awesome. Everything these days seems to be about pushing beyond limits and overriding our bodies. We revere olympic athletes, those who climb mountains and do extreme challenges. More and more people seem to be getting into triathlon and the like. People work til they drop. And for some reason we say this 'test the body to the max' stuff is 'inspiring'. What I don't get is what is the PURPOSE of it all and I'm left concluding there is none, except filling an emptiness we don't want to look at; trying to keep up with everybody else. I know when I was working in the City, the only way to keep going was coffee and crazy exercise every day – to stimulate myself constantly to keep up with the pace, expectations (mostly my own) and hours.
What this blog presents is that you don't have to be climbing mountains to be living out of your natural rhythm. The statistics here show the more extreme end of the consequences of living that way, but I'm sure if we looked at statistics on every day exhaustion they would also be off the chart. How many of us actually have a solid rhythm that really supports us?
Winding down, going to bed early, living more connected during the day, making supportive food choices, choosing a gentle breath: I know these are all things that helped me come back from adrenal drain, lack of self care and overwork. It's all still very much work in progress and overwriting the habits of the past isn't easy and certainly doesn't happen overnight. Rushing the body, for example, is so engrained with me, it's hard to let go.
'What if there was a way to move our body without using force' – this statement alone takes it all to the next level. What if there IS a way to do that? What if THAT is the answer to everybody's exhaustion and not just those with CFS?
Simply moving in a different way – makes perfect sense. Now to get on with it consistently: sounds like there's some work to do!
Thank You Jenifer for the confirmation that this website is presenting common sense medicine. Asking questions that require us to ponder and consider another way that is simple makes sense as nothing out there seems to be really working and change is now needed more than ever.
It is high time we got super real and absolutely honest about the way we are living and what is the purpose. No sooner do we have one exercise established there are new ones and the UK have the latest where a Cardiologist is at hand. This is extreme and pushing our bodies to the limit. Do we need this really and what does it prove and who to?
WHY are we asking for more because if we were not demanding there would be no need to supply?
As this blog presents and you are quoting – what if there is a way to move our body without using force?
Finally, on the note of Exhaustion – there will be a blog on this much needed topic next year so watch out world.
For years I had difficulty understanding this condition, how can a person live to such debilitating tiredness.
But as I read this blog there is much to ponder on. Firstly what came to my awareness is how have these people really lived? Is it by function? Could a simple introduction to a different way of living by being more loving and gentle to yourself eradicate this 'unknown' cause of a syndrome?
Over the years whilst I studied – 'unknown' cause of a condition/disease was often quoted in research and I often wondered what it meant. If scientists could research this 'unknown' component of the condition I wonder what interesting revelations they would discover (as already highlighted by the author of this blog). There is much scientists are unable to prove so it goes under the 'unknown' basket.
Could the answer be that simple by making the decision to be responsible and choosing the way we live and move? Is this a wisdom within us all we have temporarily misplaced.
What you say here Shushila is very interesting about the component in scientific research quoted as 'unknown'.
So if we just applied common sense here – we simply do not know but we can find out and learn by staying open – then we will KNOW the unknown.
Just because we cannot prove something in the format that scientists insist on does that mean we just ignore it and put it into the 'unknown basket' that you talk about?
Science is great and much needed but could it be possible that we explore the whole and not just a part?
Could it be possible that animal testing for human research is not cutting it?
We are ALL living breathing sciences and that is a fact.
What if we used our anecdotal evidence as mainstream science how would our statistics look then?
How would the world evolve?
Could this be of great public benefit to the ALL for the ALL?
Lets get real here – we cannot be evolving if we still have no cure, no answer or no true meaning for WHY we have debilitating illnesses like Chronic Fatigue.
This statement is something really wise to ponder on.
Thank you Shushila for sharing and we also have this wisdom expanded on in the comment above by Simple Living Global with the possibility that by staying OPEN to the 'unknown' we get to KNOW.
A very open and beautiful conversation – thank you, as you both show us how important issues CAN be discussed respectfully, on-line.
Testing online treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome.
This Press release was issued on 1 November 2016.
Also on BBC Radio 2 news where they said 1 in 50 children are suffering with chronic fatigue.
Over 700 children and young people are to take part in the largest clinical trial ever undertaken in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
It is all going to be done online and it is not known if the treatment works for the smaller group of children with CFS/ME who develop problems with low mood or anxiety.
This is a confirmation that this is now affecting not just our adult population.
Could it be possible that the way our children and young people are choosing to live may be the contributing factor to why they have this illness that is so disabling?
I am seeing how easy it is for kids to step towards these types of conditions.
My eldest, for example, gets over-stimulated very easily and we work hard to support him with that.
Just yesterday, he struggled to get to sleep because of how his day had been. It would be easy to say 'he just needs less sleep' or 'he has so much energy' or 'he needs to run it off more' or some such. However, I have seen what it is like when he is supported to stay settled in his body and come back to that when the over-stimulation takes hold. He loves deep rest and his movements are more steady and calm when he has it. There is nothing to 'run off', only a re-connection that is missing.
So I know evenings like that mean we need to help him double down on his wind down and look more carefully at what is happening during the day.
I wonder how many parents out there have children with a similar disposition, needing similar support. I wonder how many of them will end up with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or similar because they haven't had the wisdom offered by this blog.
Chronic Fatigue – just the two words tell us it is serious exhaustion and we can't seem to just shake it off. Its not going away and as most of us do we accept things.
I can't help but wonder how we get this in the first place.
We all know that things just don't just happen when we wake up one day. It takes time, so there are moments that we live that add up and then more are added and if all of this is without taking the rest that our body naturally needs, then chances are we are going to feel fatigue. Ignore it and keep ignoring it then we cannot be surprised if things set in and it becomes a chronic fatigue.
But surely we need to look at the choices we are making in daily life that could be contributing to this fatigue stuff. What if our sleep is out of whack and we don't have a decent bedtime routine and we don't go to bed early?
Could that be the start of us feeling tired and that fatigue we feel is not addressed?
If we don't ask questions or consider another way, then we may as well get honest and say – there is not going to be any true change.
This is a great point. Chronic Fatigue/ME is continually on the rise in number of cases and range of ages , so it makes sense to ask why and be open to looking at our choices in daily life.. and see if this is what is needed to turn this around and stop the ongoing increase of this condition.
We live in a world where everything is 24 hours a day. Be it shopping, nightlife and even 24 hour gyms. Are we being fed that being on the go at the expense of our body is OK?
-Why are our children suffering from chronic exhaustion and sleep issues from a young age?
-Why do we push our body to the extreme KNOWING it is not designed for it?
-Why are we feeding our body with sugar and stimulants?
-Why do we not have a consistent early bed pattern?
-Why are we not taking RESPONSIBILITY for our own health?
There are so many questions I have asked myself over the last 7 years. I was one of those statistics with Chronic exhaustion. How I Feel now is not How I Felt 7 years ago. I go to be early and Clock when I am pushing myself.
This is a Serious issue and cannot be ignored.
It was interesting hearing a conversation yesterday where the Bigwig – Director of a London Transport organisation was saying that most of the accidents were happening as a result of the fatigue in Bus Drivers.
Is this not a clear sign that we need to make this a high priority and address WHY on earth our drivers are feeling fatigue?
True Health and Well Being programs need to be offered to all staff, at the start and then be ongoing to support them so at least they have an understanding as to how to deal with fatigue once and for all.
As someone who certainly suffered with this, I can say that once the sleep rhythm and routine were in place, it was easier to address other areas of life, step by step.
Without understanding and role models who can present what is possible, we stand little chance of making great changes.
What is alarming is the fact that this is known – bus drivers have accidents and many are due to fatigue.
WHY are we not taking action?
WHY are profits being put before people?
If passenger and public safety are at the forefront, then surely as an organisation that serves the public this needs to be top of the agenda and stay at the top?
Since changing my transport route due to a change of job I have noticed when sitting on my 6.15am train that the whole row of seats opposite me are filled with people drinking energy drinks to stay awake. Quite often my whole carriage is asleep most mornings.
What is going on? the extent of chronic exhaustion is so underestimated by the world. We think we can continue in that way and get away with it. Sooner or later it does catch up with us in the form of illness and disease.
Why do we continue to use stimiliants as a form of pick me up to stay awake? Why do we not want to STOP and Feel what is going on for us?
I am so glad that the author is shining a light on the phenomenon of chronic fatigue syndrome and the issue of exhaustion.
I feel that exhaustion and fatigue are a world-wide plague that need to be discussed more widely and frequently.
Almost everyone I know is exhausted – they would probably collapse without the caffeine, alcohol and sugar they use to prop themselves up.
Exhaustion and chronic fatigue are degrees of depletion of life-force energy. Without sufficient life-force energy, the body is unable to heal itself.
Therefore, I feel, exhaustion and fatigue must be a contributory factor to much of the illness and disease we see.
This is why fatigue and exhaustion need to be discussed more – exhaustion and fatigue are almost universally prevalent, yet addressing these issues through simple changes in the way we live, would have almost miraculous benefits for the health of the planet.
If we could wipe out exhaustion and fatigue, we would wipe out a lot of problems.
What you say here Raja is so true. The world is exhausted and there appears to be quick fixes but the root of the problem is being ignored.
I have sat in meetings observing people falling asleep within 5 minutes of the meeting starting.
Our world is exhausted and all we are doing is creating quick fixes thinking our exhaustion will go away.
You often hear people say I am going to the gym to get some energy. How is that possible when we are exhausted. I have done this but at the time I had no one to show me how to respect and look after my body.
This blog is a great reminder as to how serious our exhaustion epidemic should be taken.
I remember when my exhaustion was so chronic I would often break down and cry, because I was beyond tired and did not know what to do. Well that is what I convinced myself.
The simple answer was given to me by the author of this blog GOING TO BED EARLY everyday. By doing this my chronic exhaustion lifted within 12 months. It did take a long time but it showed me just how exhausted I was.
What was also key was looking at the way I lived. I cut out late night socialising swapping it for resting and sleeping.
Going to bed early and resting where I can has improved my well being four fold. Well worth it I say.
Thank you for this excellent blog and the brilliant dissection of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome it contains.
Re-reading this blog for a second time, I find myself asking a hypothetical question.
Now, I am not medically qualified and the answer I had to my question is in no way a comment on anyone who has suffered from CFS.
Having said that, I'll share my answer – If I were diagnosed with CFS and was so exhausted that I couldn't move, my motivation in getting the syndrome would be to totally escape life and the world and to abdicate all responsibility for my life. And I probably would have done this because I had found living in the world to be too painful and hadn't dealt with my hurts.
Chronic fatigue has been highlighted as a symptom of endometriosis with women diagnosed with the disease being twice as likely to have chronic fatigue.
The research recruited 1,120 women including 560 diagnosed with endometriosis from various countries in Europe.
50.7% with endometriosis suffered with chronic fatigue compared with 22.4% without.
Is there more for us to understand here with the fact that endometriosis is linked with chronic fatigue?
I have never been diagnosed with chronic fatigue but I know that I have experienced fatigue particularly during a time when my iron levels were low and I was bleeding heavily on my periods. For me the heavy bleeding and fibroids were because I had withdrawn from life and was not living up to my potential. In a sense I was contracting from others and was not taking care of myself and was living very emotionally and all of this was being reflected in my periods and in my energy levels.
What if there is a connection between our commitment to looking after and taking care of ourselves as women and illnesses like chronic fatigue and endometriosis?
What if by running ourselves into the ground and allowing abuse into our lives through not being able to say no, for example to things that are harming us, that this leads to women's health problems?
What if there is so much more to understand about illness and disease if we are willing to question things more and join the dots?
I know that being willing to see how my body is affected by what I do and then committing to changing my behaviours has had a hugely healing impact on my life and as a result the lives of others.
We could fill 222 stadiums with people who have chronic fatigue syndrome.
And then there are all of those of us who are exhausted. We might not say we have chronic fatigue syndrome but are we not close on the scale?
I have been feeling my exhaustion for a long time.
I'm looking back on yesterday and asking myself if I needed to have lived yesterday with the force that I did? Or could I have done all the things I needed to do (and there were many) more gently, more lightly?
How we do things and go about our day effects everything. If I am rigid and forceful, pushing myself and others, then I'm not going to feel very good at the end of the day. In fact I'm going to feel like a dead weight and exhausted.


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On Feb. 13, the Portland Water Bureau activated water from the Columbia South Shore Well Field in response to recent low detections of Cryptosporidium in the Bull Run. Using the high-quality secondary source allowed for the bureau to conduct further monitoring and investigation, and work with health officials to monitor community health data. Based on data collected and investigations conducted, the bureau continues to believe the health risk to the public from Bull Run water is low.
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The award-winning team behind Battlefield: Bad Company 2's terrific sound design is back. Led by audio director Stefan Strandberg, DICE got up close and personal with the sounds of battle during a live military exercise. Their recordings and subsequent lessons learned could make Battlefield 3 the most realistic sounding war experience in gaming.
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Description: Tukôpô and Pâripôa talk about life as a Panará woman in the pre-contact times and today.
Born in the kwakjatantêra clan. Tukôpô was a young girl at the time of contact with Brazilian society in 1973.
Citation: Pâripôa (consultant); Tukôpô (consultant); Bernat (researcher). 2016-06-29. Bernat Bardagil-Mas.


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»Rubin presented with N4A professional excellence award
Lisa Rubin, assistant professor of special education, counseling and student affairs, was selected as the National Association of Academic and Student-Athlete Development Professionals, or N4A, Region IV recipient of the professional excellence award.
Given annually to one member from each of the association's five regions, the N4A professional excellence award recognizes professionals with six to 15 years in the field who meet the following criteria: N4A involvement at the regional and/or national level; commitment to improving his/her department, often going above and beyond the tasks/responsibilities outlined in their job description; ability to meet their students' needs and address critical issues within athletics and/or the campus community; and viewed as a leader/mentor among his/her colleagues and is well-respected within the industry. Region IV covers Texas to North Dakota.
Awards were presented to members in four categories — professional promise, professional excellence, model practices and research awards — at the association's 2019 N4A convention June 6 in Orlando, Florida. Rubin is a past recipient of the professional promise award at the 2009 national convention.
"Since I joined N4A in 2005, I have grown as a professional and scholar," Rubin said. "Through my involvement in the organization, I am able to give back, mentor young professionals, and advance the student-athlete services field in both research and practice," she said. "I feel like I have lived up to the promise and potential my peers saw in me when I was early in my career."
Rubin has been very active with the association, serving as a conference coordinator, committee chair for both the student-athlete development and research committees, academic integrity assessment consultant and board of directors member.
Nominated by Ryan Westman, assistant director of academic and student-athlete support services at New York University, explained there were many reasons he believed Rubin's contributions stood out.
"Dr. Rubin has made pathways into different journals for practitioners to publish, promoting opportunities for practitioners to have a voice beyond the scope of their daily work in classrooms and academic centers," Westman said. "She is a passionate educator and deserves recognition for holding dear the very core ideals which make our profession great and has made the transition from practitioner, to research-based practitioner, to professor — a rarity in our field."
N4A is a diverse educational service and professional nonprofit organization. Membership of N4A includes academic support and student services personnel who are committed to enhancing opportunities for academic, athletics and personal success for student-athletes.
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OK, so I have one more amazing guest post for you before I'm back! This is just as exciting as the last one. Kristina from Whipped is here to share a great 4th of July themed recipe for you! I have to tell you, Kristina is not only an amazing blogger with gorgeous photos, a fun and friendly voice, and scrumptious (plus healthy?!) recipes, but she has also become my BFF--best foodie friend. She's moving to NYC this September for culinary school and I CANNOT wait! Michael is worried I may leave him to spend all my time with her. But then again, he wants her to be at the apartment all the time so she and I can both feed him goodies. Spoiled boy :P Anyway! These cupcakes/shortcakes look so perfect for summer (you can even wear a bikini after eating one, I say it's ok!) and Michael positively drooled over these when he saw the photos! (They're refreshing and have berries so he's obviously ALL OVER THIS!) Now, read the rest of this post, enjoy the wonderousness that is Kristina, then go check out her blog and read every morsel of awesomeness on there! And while you're at it, you should really keep up to date with her through the twitter, that facebook, and of course pinterest! And I will be back in full force next week! Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
Hey everyone! So, I'm back in the old Ohio-super super busy, I'm sure (I'm totally writing this post before I leave), and I have my first guest post for you today! I chose two of my absolute favorite foodie friends, and first I have the wonderful and hilarious Jen of Juanita's Cocina! Jen is a super amazing, super talented wife/mother/"at-home-cook, wanna-be chef, and aspiring foodie". She is so nice you guys, it's like, impossible to not immediately become her friend. PLUS-she can legitimately say y'all (she lives in Texas). She always has some of the most entertaining stories you will read (forreals, never fails to amuse me), and delicious food! Go become her friend! Tweet her, FB her, Pin her, you guys know the dealio. And obviously you should start obsessively stalking her blog. That's just manners, people.
Also...I want to eat some of that rigatoni...I'm legit. planning on making it! Michael agrees :).
This is going to be the last recipe you see from me for about a week. As I've mentioned, I leave tomorrow for a visit home to Ohio. I haven't been there since Christmas (and since my mom sold my childhood house and bought and moved into and decorated a brand new one!) so I am so excited and ready for this visit. There's so much stuff I'll be doing and so many people to see, and my laptop will be staying in NY so, I won't really be able to do any blogging. Never fear, though, I am not leaving you alone! I have two fabulous guest posts from two of my favorite food bloggers (and friends)-trust me, after you read their posts, you'll be so over reading mine (but still please come back and read mine anyway). I might not be able to post next Monday, either (or possibly not until evening/night-time) since I will be en route back to NY + it'll be mine and Michael's 3 year anniversary :).
But, TODAY I do have something for you! Yes, I know, they're biscuits. Yes, I just shared a biscuit recipe with you a couple weeks ago. But, you guyyys, these are different! But also super delicious! These biscuits have BROWNED BUTTER in them! And they're tall and flaky and buttery and everything a biscuit should be, but also kind of complex and gourmet and special. And pretty, too, don't they look pretty?
OK, so, things are about to get crazy.
And not just because of these cupcakes (which I'm totally gonna talk about in like a minute).
Last night, my cousin Amy and her friend came to visit me! Amy is one of my oldest cousins, but she's the one I always felt like I could relate to-the one that was most like me (which she sometimes takes as an insult *harumph* :P). I also adore her husband Uriah (who I may have had a crush on when I was like 6 and they'll never let me hear the end of it)-and now that I have Michael he gets along with them both really well, too, and is actually a lot like Uriah, lol. Anyway, Amy and Uriah have moved around a lot, and of course now I live in NY, so I don't get to see them nearly enough. Plus, barely anyone (other than my mom) ever visits me! So I am so so so excited for Amy's visit and we're going to have lots of fun! I'm telling you all this so you know why I may be less active for the next few days...and then for like...a week afterward. You see, Amy leaves on Monday (to her next destination: Atlantic City), and then early Tuesday morning I leave to go to Ohio for a visit! Michael's brothers have a joint (one from college and one from high school) graduation party that coming weekend, so he'll also be coming up after work on Friday. So I'll also be a little less...present...whilst I'm in Ohio. Don't worry, though, you'll still have plenty of delicious posts to read while I'm away ;).
Speaking of delicious! CUPCAKES! These are the first (and, unfortunately, so far the only) cupcakes I have ever made (not counting making boxed funfetti with my mom)! As I've mentioned before, in spite of the trendiness of cupcakes, cookies hold my heart. This does not mean, though, that I don't appreciate a good cupcake now and again. Because I totally do. Especially if they have filling. I had my first "gourmet" filled cupcake at Crumbs and I have never turned back. They are superior in every way to non-filled cupcakes. I love them. Mmm. These cupcakes are amazing! Perfect dark chocolate cupcakes with a rich peanut butter mousse frosting. Umm...awesome. The original recipe didn't have them as being filled but, like I said, every cupcake is better with filling. It was a good call. I really love these cupcakes. Honestly, best cupcakes I've ever had. Ever. And apparently I'm a natural! I did one of the most MacGyver'y ways of frosting these cupcakes (Ziploc bag-no piping tip), and had no idea how to frost a cupcake. Somehow, I inadvertently stumbled upon an actual frosting technique (I learned later) that looks like a rose (which is so kismet since I LOVE roses-my favorite flower!). And filling the cupcakes is super easy too (although I actually read about how to do that)-instructions are below. Now that I'm talking about this, I sort of want to make some cupcakes again. I think it's about time ;).
Remember how I'm like a dumb little kid and I need to be tricked into eating vegetables?
This is one such recipe.
You take zucchini and use them to take the place of some of the fettuccine noodles, and then smother them in the super flavorful (but not super fatty!) sauce. And it's amazing. I love this entire concept so much I've even used zucchini noodles in other kinds of pasta (but not oil pasta, because olive oil alone isn't enough of a mask for the icky green stuff for the 6 year old that is myself). It's so great because this recipe takes a dish that is so fatty and calorie-laden that many of us feel like we just can't eat it-but it gives us a delicious alternative that I, personally, think is just as good. What makes me so sad, though, is the fact that this is one of the first recipes I ever bookmarked. And it took me like 2 years to make it. I could've been eating this for 2 years and I wasn't! It's a travesty! An outrage! An abomination! YOU MUST LEARN FROM MY MISTAKES AND MAKE SOME OF THIS ASAP! I mean it! Also-you definitely might want to double (or triple) the amount, depending on how many people you're serving and if you want leftovers. Because when it says serves 2-it means serves 2. A little friendly advice. But anyway, what are you doing hanging around here reading the silliness that comes out of my fingers on this keyboard onto this blog? YOU SHOULD BE MAKING SOME OF THIS FETTUCCINE ALFREDO!
From Eating Well "Fettuccine Alfredo"
So, I want to start this post with a question: Should I do themed/update/round-up posts? You know like some blogs post "Muffin Monday", others do "Tuesday Tutor", and lots of others share links of their fav. recipes from other blog's for the week, or a round-up of their recipes + some fun little life bits. Should I do something like this? Would you guys like me more? (could I sound more needy?) Is there anything specific you would like to see from me on a more regularized basis?
Just something I was thinkin' about.
Now that that little piece of business is finished, I have sort of a basic recipe post for you today: Graham Cracker Pie Crust. Now, obviously you can always easily buy these crusts. But...who knows what's all up in those, you know? And I want to feel as unprocessed as possible as I eat my peanut butter pie! ;P But seriously, it's so not hard to make homemade graham cracker crust, and it tastes like a bjillion times better. Last time I made that peanut butter pie we love I decided to attempt to make my own and, using a couple different graham cracker pie crust recipes I had that were for different pies, I sort of created my own little recipe (that's not quite as heinously bad for you as some), and I really loved it. It's super delish. And, a great basic recipe to just have, in case you need it. So here ya go!
Adapted from evil shenanigans' crust for "Peanut Butter Cream Pie with Chocolate Whipped Cream"
Isn't it freaky how much I look like my dad?
He also enjoys having jams/preserves. I pack his lunch for work everyday, and I oftentimes make him a PB&J with whatever jam/preserves we have. For awhile, we had some that were given to us by his family. Then we ran out. Around this time, I also had a couple bags of frozen raspberries leftover from something or another. Also around this time, I think I was reading a blog post with a jam recipe. And I was like, "Whoa-that's it? That's all jam is?!" So I had the brilliant idea to google a raspberry jam recipe. Then I learned about pectin. I don't have pectin, and don't particularly want to buy any, so I made sure to search for pectin free recipes. And then I found one. This recipe makes a lot of jam, but I only had enough raspberries for a half batch-so that's what I made. It came out perfectly! I was (and am) so proud of myself!
Yay! Another Monday morning breakfast recipe!
*even though I'm totally not even married yet. Whatevs.
This is one of my FAVORITES, I've made it a few times already since discovering it. These biscuits are genius. GENIUS I say! They are big and fluffy, and taste so buttery you really don't need to put anything on them (and this is coming from a gal who enjoys herself some butter). It's so interesting because, generally, when it comes to biscuits you want tiny little pieces of cold butter in the dough to create pockets which make them fluffy when they bake and melt and stuff. But with these biscuits you make a completely butter-less dough, and then have all of it sit in a baking pan full of melted butter. I'm no scientist, so I don't know why this works-I only know that it does! PLUS-the whole process of the melted butter baking in the oven also seems to brown some of it, so then we also get that delicious browned butter flavor we all love. This recipe is so quick, so easy, and so crazy delicious, I know it's going to be one of your favorites too!
I'm gonna be honest with you nice folks.
I wasn't going to share another chicken recipe with you quite so quickly.
However...I already had this post partially written, and I am in the middle of a very busy work week (goodness knows I needed all this money I'm making, though!), so this is a practical decision.
You won't be disappointed though.
Until recently, I didn't fully understand what kale is. I thought it was some fancy food, like caviar, that all the upper-crust of society ate. I'm not sure where that idea came from, but go with me on this. Anyway, it wasn't until I really dove into the internet food world that I saw people start talking about kale a lot. Then I was like, "Hm, well it's a green vegetable, but maybe I won't mind it so much."
Remember that post I did about PB Crave? I had a really cool code for you guys to use for free shipping. It's unfortunately expired now, but, if you didn't get any PB Crave peanut butter yet-YOU NOW HAVE THE CHANCE TO WIN SOME! Scroll down to read more about the giveaway.
PB Crave is premium, all natural, gourmet peanut butter (that comes in 4 flavors). Currently only available online, these peanut butters are both crave-worthy and socially responsible! PB Crave is a part of Project Peanut Butter and, in addition to investing funds to create awareness to promote direct giving to Project Peanut Butter, they also give a portion of their profits to it. Malnutrition is the leading cause of death among children and PB Crave and Project Peanut Butter are trying to save young lives in Africa-they aim to save 2 million lives by 2015.


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Twitter permanently suspends accounts of Michael Flynn, Sidney Powell
Twitter permanently suspended the accounts of former national security adviser Michael Flynn and President Trump's lawyer Sidney Powell on Friday for breaking the platform's "Coordinated Harmful Activity" policy.
The action comes as part of the platform's crackdown on QAnon-related content. Both Flynn and Powell have promoted the far-right conspiracy theory that purports without evidence that the "deep state" is waging against President Trump.
The bans come after Twitter temporarily suspended Trump's account and threatened to permanently remove him from the platform if he continues to post false claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him.
"When we determine that a group, movement, or campaign meets the criteria for designation as engaged in Coordinated Harmful Activity, we may suspend accounts whose primary use is to propagate and/or encourage engagement in the identified coordinated harmful activity," a Twitter spokesperson said in a statement
"We've been clear that we will take strong enforcement action on behavior that has the potential to lead to offline harm, and given the renewed potential for violence surrounding this type of behavior in the coming days, we will permanently suspend accounts that are solely dedicated to sharing QAnon content."
The platform also removed the accounts of Michael Flynn Jr., and Ron Watkins, the former administrator of 8kun, the website formerly called 8chan that hosts posts from Q — the anonymous figure behind the conspiracy theory.
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Q: Manipulating form of output redux To clarify the question that I posted here, I have the following question:
I am generating a very large term  by the following:
n = 2;
permut = Permutations[Range[n]];
yIntegrationvariabes = Table[{y[i], -∞, ∞}, {i, 1, n, 1}];

list = {};
Do[list = Append[list, y[i]], {i, 1, n, 1}];

functionwhole[i_] :=
  Sum[(j - 1)*y[j], {j, 1, n, 1}]*
    Sum[(k - 1)*y[permut[[i,k]]], {k, 1, n, 1}]
      Exp[
        Collect[
          -Sum[
             (B + Conjugate[B])*y[h]^2 -
               2*μ[h]*(B*y[h] + Conjugate[B]*y[permut[[i,h]]]),
             {h, 1, n, 1}],
          list]]

poly = Sum[functionwhole[p], {p, 1, n!, 1}] // Expand;

list2 = {};
Do[list2 = Append[list2, y[i] y[j]], {i, 1, n, 1}, {j, i, n, 1}]
poly2 = Collect[poly, list2]

This generates the following expression for poly2:

E^((-B - Conjugate[B]) y[1]^2 + (-B - Conjugate[B]) y[2]^2 +
  y[2] (2 Conjugate[B] μ[1] + 2 B μ[2]) +
  y[1] (2 B μ[1] + 2 Conjugate[B] μ[2])) y[1] y[2] +
E^((-B - Conjugate[B]) y[1]^2 + (-B - Conjugate[B]) y[2]^2 +
  y[1] (2 B μ[1] + 2 Conjugate[B] μ[1]) +
  y[2] (2 B μ[2] + 2 Conjugate[B] μ[2])) y[2]^2

This outcome may be considered in Mathematica to be a list and certain components may be selected by accessing it in the following way:
pol2[[1, 1, 2, 1]]

yielding

(-B - Conjugate[B]) y[1]^2

I will be performing some operations on poly2 by accessing its elements in a similar manner. To do so, I need to be able to re-express the outcome of poly2 such that each element in the exponent has the term B to appear before the Conjugate[B] term, i.e. instead of the outcome shown above for poly2 I would like the following output:

E^((-B - Conjugate[B]) y[1]^2 + (-B - Conjugate[B]) y[2]^2 +
  y[2] (2 B μ[2] + 2 Conjugate[B] μ[1]) +
  y[1] (2 B μ[1] + 2 Conjugate[B] μ[2])) y[1] y[2] +
E^((-B - Conjugate[B]) y[1]^2 + (-B - Conjugate[B]) y[2]^2 +
  y[1] (2 B μ[1] + 2 Conjugate[B] μ[1]) +
  y[2] (2 B μ[2] + 2 Conjugate[B] μ[2])) y[2]^2

which is of course the same, but with the B terms always appearing before the Conjugate[B] terms in each parentheses. How could I achieve this for arbitrary $n$.

A: I think you are making a mountain of a mole hill. Just because you can see a difference in the two orderings doesn't mean Mathematica can.
Consider the following expressions.
MatchQ[(2 Conjugate[B] μ[1] + 2 B μ[2]), (2 b_ h_[2] + 2 Conjugate[b_] h_[1] )]

True

Position[μ[2]] /@
  {(2 Conjugate[B] μ[1] + 2 B μ[2]), (2 B μ[2] + 2 Conjugate[B] μ[1] )}

{{{2, 3}}, {{2, 3}}}

This shows the internal representation of the two forms are identical. So it seems to me any expression manipulation you wish to do on your forms can proceed as if all of them were written in the way you prefer, because the front-end will automatically transform any input in your preferred form into Mathematica's canonical form.

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