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Jon Favreau Reveals the MCU's Impact on Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett
By Andrew Gilman Posted: December 24, 2021
It's been something of a slow burn, but the world established by The Mandalorian is on the verge of its first significant expansion. The Book of Boba Fett will soon launch on Disney+, continuing the former bounty hunter's story as a new crime lord on Tatooine. The series sees the return of Temuera Morrison as the titular character alongside Ming-Na Wen, who plays the sharpshooting Fennec Shand.
For months, The Book of Boba Fett has been shoruded in secrecy. Following a late beginning for the series' marketing campaign, executive producer Robert Rodriguez revealed that footage seen in the promotional material has all come from the first 15 minutes of the inaugural episode, and a short clip featured most of the released dialogue in a 30-second span.
All of the precautionary steps taken have been done with the intent of preserving surprises for the fans. Rodriguez asserted that anything following the first half of the opening episode would be too spoilery to share, implying that some familiar names and faces could be poised to appear.
Those who follow the MCU are aware of the similar technique that Disney's other major property follows. Fans have become conditioned to expect intersecting stories between well-known characters, and for executive producer Jon Favreau, it's a path that the Star Wars shows are also going to follow.
Star Wars Takes the MCU Approach
In an interview with The New York Times, executive producer Jon Favreau touched on the MCU's nature leading to an expectation of interconnectedness from Star Wars fans, a result of "characters within the same franchise making appearances across several different properties."
Favreau noted that Star Wars fans are as much a factor in the final products as the work done by the creative minds:
"Star Wars is something where the audience is just as much a component as what you're putting out there as a filmmaker."
While Boba Fett didn't arrive in-universe until The Empire Strikes Back, the character debuted in the infamous Star Wars Holiday Special and was part of a Kenner promotional campaign, which saw a rocket-firing version of the character become the coolest member of kids' action figure collections.
Though the wait to meet him onscreen was long, Favreau suggested the earlier efforts gave fans a pre-existing connection to Fett:
"For people who didn't grow up at that time, it's hard to understand how starved we were for information about Star Wars. You'd buy magazines with photo spreads. You'd buy the toys and play with them. By the time Boba Fett appeared onscreen, we felt like we already knew him."
Binding the Galaxy Together
The MCU has redefined the term "interconnected," bringing together comic book characters in ways previously unseen. Many franchises have told long narratives over the years, but never in the way that various characters come in and out of different stories to support the needs of another.
Given that he kicked off the MCU by directing the first two Iron Man films and has remained involved with the franchise, it comes as little surprise that Favreau has taken inspiration from the interconnected approach and applied it to Star Wars.
The seeds for this trail were planted in The Mandalorian Season 2, which saw the live-action debuts of Ahsoka Tano and Bo-Katan Kryze, the marshall Cobb Vanth spring from the pages to Aftermath to screen, a shocking appearance by Luke Skywalker, and, of course, the return of Boba Fett. Ahsoka will continue the story of the titular character in a search for Ezra Bridger, and Fett's involvement spawned The Book of Boba Fett.
Boba Fett will be the first of many shows in the MandoVerse to carry on plotlines established by The Mandalorian, and Favreau's comments seem to strongly suggest that many of the characters will be crossing paths in the future.
Discussion of the excruciating wait for Boba Fett's debut in The Empire Strikes Back puts things into perspective. While the present-day seems to present a serious drought of Star Wars news, there's enough content being released through other mediums to make the time between the original trilogy films feel like the Dust Bowl.
But the home stretch is here, and Star Wars fans' patience will soon be rewarded.
The Book of Boba Fett debuts on December 29, 2021 on Disney+.
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The author dedicates this book to all earnest and sincere men and women, irrespective of race or creed, who are engaged in a conscious effort of making this world a better place to live in, — a world wherein not only man's physical needs shall be fully supplied, but one wherein lave and mercy, peace and good will, justice and equity shall prevail; a world in which shall be fully and freely expressed that health and happiness which is so necessary to all complete harmonious living.
The world to-day is in one of its historymaking epochs. Unrest is universal. The old landmarks are disappearing; change follows change in quick succession, creed and dogma are things of the past; religious ceremonial and form no longer interest the masses. Some say religion is dead, and infidelity is rampant, and the orthodox prophet of evil declares that the very foundations of religion, morality, and order are being swept away. The prophet of the new time declares that it is only the darkness that precedes the dawn; that there never was a time in the history of the world when man desired to know the truth as he does at the present; that it is this desire which causes the unrest. Religious life, like all life, is evolutionary. The orthodoxy or heterodoxy of the past is not sufficient for the present. The religion that satisfied the boy or the youth will not supply the needs of the fullgrown man.
We are facing complex problems for which the dark ages of the world offer little or no solution. In other words, man has come to a place in his development where he realizes at last the necessity for working out his own salva- tion. l^^- He is beginning to know that such a salvation should include his body. He is beginning to believe that he should have the power to lay it down, or to take it up; that his body should respond to his will concerning it, become exempt from disease, and neither be subject to decay or old age. Slowly it has been dawning in the mind of man that his body was created by his own soul and mind, and should be thoroughly subject to all his lawful desires and will concerning it — a fit instrument to carry out all his purposes. Furthermore, man is seeking a salvation for his mind from the sense of sin which has weighed like a great burden upon it. Little by little he has realized that the law of sin and death is all of his own making ; that it is a lack of knowledge that causes him to see everything in a partial or incomplete way. It was his thought of separateness in the past that caused him to think of himself as detached or apart from all the rest of creation, caused him to become centered in his personal life, instead of in the universal life. He failed to see that he was not only related to the Source of his being, but to all life and its expression; that he was essentially one with the life* of God, and his sin came from want of belief and lack of conformity to this greatest of truths. With the influx of this knowledge, sin, with its burden of disease and death, will pass away, and man will find his real self — the self that has been obscured by the clouds of his own mentality — ^his soul self, the central flame of his being — and ever after his life will be illumined from within.
"Greater things than these shall ye do." Because of lack of knowledge and unbelief the "greater things" have not been done. I believe it to be the legitimate birthright of every man bom into the world to be physically whole and mentally happy. My sole thought in writing this book is that it may bring more light to the minds of those who are seeking after a greater knowledge of the laws of life, and whose earnest desire it is to apply such laws. I would ask of the reader, therefore, a careful, as well as a thoughtful study of all the questions discussed, so that he may test the truth and prove for himself, that profit may accrue to his life as the result of the thought and study given to the contents of this book. I realize how imperfect is the setting for so great a subject as that upon which I have attempted to write. I prophesy, however, that in the near future some great soul, enlightened by the indwelling spirit, will come forth and give in a larger and more complete way that which I, while seeing, am not fully able to express. Charles Brodie PATTSRSON, Florence, Italy.


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USAT Commits $2.6 Million For NCAA Women's Varsity Grants
USA Triathlon today announced the organization's $2.6 million multi-year Women's Triathlon Emerging Sport Grant.
Grant funding will allow schools to formally establish women's varsity triathlon programs. Photo: Mark E. Lepow/USA Triathlon
USA Triathlon today announced the organization's $2.6 million multi-year Women's Triathlon Emerging Sport Grant, created to drive the establishment of NCAA women's varsity triathlon programs.
Read the announcement from USA Triathlon below:
The grants will be awarded to NCAA Division I, II and III institutions in order to develop, implement, grow and sustain women's triathlon at the collegiate level. Following an application process, up to 20 grants will be awarded beginning with the 2015-16 season and distributed through the 2016-17 and 2017-18 seasons. A second application process will award select additional schools with grant funding for the 2016-17, 2017-18 and 2018-19 seasons.
"Triathlon as an NCAA sport for women is a game changer for USA Triathlon and our young aspiring female athletes," said Rob Urbach, USA Triathlon CEO. "We will make these funds available to deserving athletic programs to help initiate the progression from Emerging Sport status to a full-fledged NCAA Championship sport."
"We're extremely pleased that women will have additional resources now in Divisions I, II and III to compete at the collegiate level in triathlon, one of our NCAA emerging sports that continues to evolve and generate interest," said Tim Hall, Chair of the NCAA Committee on Women's Athletics and the Director of Athletics at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. "And, as women get more opportunities to compete, it also provides them with additional opportunities to earn a college education which helps prepare them for the future."
Grant application requirements are available at Usatriathlon.org/ncaa. Initial grant applications are due on Jan. 30, 2015, and schools who are awarded grants will be notified by Feb. 13. USA Triathlon will officially announce grant winners on Feb. 20 and funding will be dispersed on March 2.
Triathlon was approved as an NCAA Emerging Sport for Women at the NCAA Convention in January 2014, receiving overwhelming support from DI, II and III schools. Emerging sports have a 10-year window in which to establish 40 programs. The first-ever Women's Collegiate Triathlon National Championships were held on Nov. 2 in Clermont, Fla., where UCLA's Kelly Kosmo claimed the title. USA Triathlon has led the effort to include triathlon as an NCAA sport since 2010.
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The whale hunters of the Faroe Islands believe that hunting is vital to their way of life, but, when a local professor makes a grim discovery about the effects of marine pollution, environmental changes threaten their way of life forever.
You arrive at a secret location at a precise time, prompted by a mysterious email. You must follow the instructions closely. Once inside, disturbing visions begin. Unspeakable acts befall you—often frightening, sometimes sensual, possibly painful—each stimulating your deepest fears. And when it's over, you are changed, abandoned, and left wondering what is real and what was merely a game.


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In 1990, professional wrestling promoter Vince McMahon announced that he was forming a new bodybuilding organization named the World Bodybuilding Federation (WBF). McMahon wanted to bring WWF-style showmanship and bigger prize money to the sport of bodybuilding. A number of IFBB stars were recruited but the roster was never very large and featured the same athletes competing; the most notable winner and first WBF champion was Gary Strydom. McMahon formally dissolved the WBF in July 1992. Reasons for this reportedly included lack of income from the pay-per-view broadcasts of the contests, slow sales of the WBF's magazine Bodybuilding Lifestyles (later WBF Magazine), and the expense of paying multiple six-figure contracts while producing two TV shows and a monthly magazine.
Alexander the Great reached India in the 4th century BCE. Along with his army, he took Greek academics with him who later wrote memoirs about geography, people and customs they saw. One of Alexander's companion was Onesicritus, quoted in Book 15, Sections 63–65 by Strabo, who describes yogins of India.[107] Onesicritus claims those Indian yogins (Mandanis ) practiced aloofness and "different postures – standing or sitting or lying naked – and motionless".[108]
Some Bodybuilders often split their food intake into 5 to 7 meals of equal nutritional content and eat at regular intervals (e.g. every 2 to 3 hours). This approach serves two purposes: to limit overindulging in the cutting phase, and to allow for the consumption of large volumes of food during the bulking phase. Eating more frequently does not increase basal metabolic rate when compared to 3 meals a day.[38] While food does have a metabolic cost to digest, absorb, and store, called the thermic effect of food, it depends on the quantity and type of food, not how the food is spread across the meals of the day. Well-controlled studies using whole-body calorimetry and doubly labeled water have demonstrated that there is no metabolic advantage to eating more frequently.[39][40][41]
The important role of nutrition in building muscle and losing fat means bodybuilders may consume a wide variety of dietary supplements.[42] Various products are used in an attempt to augment muscle size, increase the rate of fat loss, improve joint health, increase natural testosterone production, enhance training performance and prevent potential nutrient deficiencies.
On January 16, 1904, the first large-scale bodybuilding competition in America took place at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The competition was promoted by Bernarr Macfadden, the father of physical culture and publisher of original bodybuilding magazines such as Health & Strength. The winner was Al Treloar, who was declared "The Most Perfectly Developed Man in the World".[5] Treloar won a $1,000 cash prize, a substantial sum at that time. Two weeks later, Thomas Edison made a film of Treloar's posing routine. Edison had also made two films of Sandow a few years before. Those were the first three motion pictures featuring a bodybuilder. In the early 20th century, Macfadden and Charles Atlas continued to promote bodybuilding across the world. Alois P. Swoboda was an early pioneer in America.


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Having all the elements of a good read, conflict, plot, intrigue, beautiful setting, colourful characters, An Immoral Proposal really wrote itself – it was a story begging to be told. In fact, I started writing it as a novel, but it rang hollow. I thought as the narrator I could hide behind the story, so that I didn't have to get emotionally involved, but it didn't work.
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Super Eagles star ruled out for six months with Achilles tendon injury
by Rilwan Balogun
in News, NewsNow, Nigeria
Super Eagles star got an injury heartbreak during the weekend in the Russian Premier League
Victor Moses has suffered an Achilles tendon injury and has been ruled out for six months as a result.
Moses suffered the injury in Spartak Moscow's 2-0 win against Ural on Saturday in Matchday four of the Russian Premier League.
The injury was unforced and it came just after the hour mark on Saturday as Moses hit the turf without being touched and with no opposition near him.
He left the stadium in crutches moments after being stretchered off the pitch.
Spartak Moscow in an official statement said the player's injury state and extent was confirmed after medical examinations were conducted.
He will also undergo surgery to correct the situation.
"The Nigerian has been diagnosed with an Achilles tendon injury. The player will have to undergo surgery," the club said in a statement on Monday.
"It will take about six months to recover from the injury. We wish Viktor a speedy return to the field!"
Moses had shot to the new season in rich vein of form, scoring and assisting for the Russian Cup champions. He had arrived preseason late as result of personal issues and was last week hailed as the best wing forward in the league by the club's chief.
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bondobilly
Location: USA.
quote:Originally posted by Justin53
Years ago I remember reading in Old Cars Weekly about a movie wherein many bulletnose Studes were wrecked. I think they used them as police cars. This would have been the late 70s or 80s. This bothered me the same way I hate to see monster trucks chewing up cars that will be of interest to enthusiasts a few years after they are merely used cars, but when this movie was made the Studebakers were already recognized and collected.
I know it is not much info to go on, but does anyone know that movie.
Thanks for any info,
STREETS OF FIRE....... supposedly shot in Chicago. Exterior shots were shot on the CTA, but the Elevated RR Structures and car crashes were done in LA.
Proud owner of the Hawk from Hell
quote:Originally posted by Mr.Biggs
One of the "Batman" movies featured bullet-noses as Gotham police cars. The movie about the Tucker used at least one bullet-nose in a crash scene.[www.bondobilly.com/gotham23.jpg]
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[img][/img]There were four Batman cars, 2 NY, 2 LA. One of the NY cars was repainted back to orginal paint, the other stil remains in Batan Forever livery. It is owned by Bill Mayer who alos has a Gotham police uniform. At a car show a woman came up to him and asked him
" how far is Gotham from here?
JBOYLE
Location: Eastern Washington State, USA.
In the very first scene of the new film about George Reeves Hollywoodland, there is a Lark police car parked in the driveway. Later in there is a blue 50-51-52 (I couldn't see the nose) Starliner coupe...with the black gravel guards.
63 Avanti R1 2788
1914 Stutz Bearcat
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mbstude
Golden Hawk Member
This thread is like the Avanti. It just never dies!
kurtruk
Location: Fresno, California, USA.
What[?] No one has mentioned neighbor Wilson on Home Improvement working on his two tone blue '54(?) coupe[?][?]
I also remember a single episode of Hart to Hart TV show with Robert Wagner and Stephanie Powers. They get stuck in Mexico and their only way to "escape" is in a Bulletnose. Probably now available on DVD, but a lot of watching to find it. But it was a major part of the episode.
Wasn't there a scene in Peggy Sue got Married where a Stude zooms by?
(read it backwards )
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Nothing is politically right which is morally wrong. -A. Lincoln
Anne F. Goodman
Location: Fresno, CA, USA.
Ok On 8 Simple rules Grandpa is working on a Yellow Hawk.
Mabel 1949 Champion
1957 Silverhawk
1955 Champion
Hawk 1957 Silverhawk
Gus 1958 Transtar
The Prez 1955 President State
Blu 1957 Golden Hawk
Daisy 1954 Regal Commander Starlight Coupe
Fresno,Ca
Check this out: http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-S...e12615e3322987
There's even a '59 Scotsman! And who knew that Indiana Jones drove a 1915 Studebaker! [?]
cabrina
Location: Murfreesboro, TN, USA.
Caught a glimpse of a nice green '49 or '50 Studebaker pick-up in "The Spanish Prisoner" on the Indieplex channel last night. Steve Martin and the main character were walking past an open garage housing the good look baby.
I love resurrecting this topic..
In the new film Flags of our Fathers there is a red bulletnose and towards the end (in a scene set in the mid-60s) a real nice shot of black Lark.
Sorry, no sight of weasels on Iwo Jima...
bradnree
Location: Atchison (on the Mo. River), Kansas 66002, USA.
In the 2006 film, "Infamous" (Truman Capote), just released in October, there may possibly be a '50 green bullet nose in a rural scene. This scene was filmed just west of us (Atchison Kansas) and the owner of the car is a friend. He contacted by the Kansas Film Commission to be in the movie. Most states have a film commission and need cars for films. The majority of the film was produced in Austin Texas. It is very possible that the scene never made it to the movie. I have not seen the movie as it is only available in major cities......Brad
Lenny R2
Location: Atlanta, GA, .
On the Waltons tv show on hallmark channel they show a 39 or 40
blue studebaker i think not sure what model.
In the movie "Infamous" (2006) there is a 1957 Hawk and a 1958 sedan according to the Heart of America SDC newsletter. The 1950 Bullet Nose filmed here in Atchison Ks didn't make it to the movie. It looks like those 2 cars may be from Texas. Any Texans out there ???....Brad
bentlee
Location: , , USA.
There is a green hawk used in a lot of the Crime Story series on TV several years back. Reruns have been showing up recently.
Brent Lee
1956 Hawk
There is a Champ pickup in the TV show "The Lost Room." It's showing again tonight on the Scifi channel.
Studedude1961
Location: Omaha, Nebraska, USA.
A 1966 Studebaker Lark-type is seen in a few scenes in ANGEL IN MY POCKET (1968) starring Andy Griffith, Edgar Buchanan, Henry Jones and a host of other 1960s-era and before character actors. It's a fun movie about a new minister coming into a town dominated by two fighting families. The film is interesting to car buffs as the minister drives a well-worn 1956 Nash.
--1963 Cruiser


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View full sizeSubmitted photoTed and Susan Wallover hope to break ground on the TLC Aquatic Center in October and November this year.
Ted and Susan Wallover have owned and operated Wallover Architects since 1982 and have been operating in Lancaster County since 1986. In the last 26 years, the Wallovers have become one of the leading architectural firms in aquatic and recreational facility design.
The Wallovers have designed several natatoriums in and around the midstate, including Cumberland Valley, Spring Grove, Central York and Bucknell University's Kinney Natatorium.
Wallover Architects is looking to build a massive state-of-the art aquatics and wellness complex in Lancaster County, one that would become the premier competition pool in the area.
The Patriot-News caught up with the Wallovers to find out the progress of the TLC Aquatic Center.
Q: Where did the inspiration for the TLC Aquatic Center come from?
A: We've been looking at doing something like this for over six years. Between my practice and Susan's, which deals with therapeutic recreation, we wanted to do something where we could combine the two disciplines.
Q: What has been the response thus far for such a big project?
A: There aren't a lot of competition pools in the Lancaster area. Manheim Twp. and Cedar Crest have their own pool in the Lancaster-Lebanon League, but we've had a lot of school districts express interest in a complex that they all could use. Swimming is a hot bed in this area and up through the Harrisburg area as well. We felt that teaming up with investors that can be profitable and through the development process, we felt that this was the right time for a project like this. The area where we're doing this is a great location with ample hotel support.
Q: When do you expect to break ground and how long will it take to complete construction of the aquatic center?
A: We have some exciting things in the works right now and if everything falls into place with design construction, and we'll know more in the next 30-45 days, we think we can break ground on this later this year, either in October or November. From there, it's about a 14-16 month process. We're hoping to be ready to go for the 2014 high school season.
Q: Once the aquatic center is open and the competition pool is up and running, would you be interested in hosting championship meets like the District 3 and PIAA Swimming and Diving Championships?
A: Absolutely. We actually put in a bid to the host the state championships [for the next two-year cycle], but I think the fact that we haven't broken ground made the PIAA a little nervous and I understand where they're coming from.
Q: Besides the 50-meter competition pool, what else will the complex include?
A: It's not going to be just a place to have meets. We wanted to build a different paradigm and make this a place where families could gather, but also provide some of the other wellness aspects that go with swimming. There will be wellness and therapeutic pools, an endocrinologist, direct facilities that encourage proper training and a full service restaurant that focuses on healthy eating. We want mom to be able to bring their son or daughter here to practice and be able to relax and have a great experience.
A: The size of the project right now is $43 million, but we have 83 percent of the space already leased and we haven't broken ground yet. Because we have so much of the space leased already, the cost of the project [which is being done through the private sector] isn't much of an issue. Once we break ground, I'm confident we'll be able to lease out the rest of the space.


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What Is Methylation & Why It's Critical To Your Health: A Functional Medicine Expert Explains
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Jason Wachob is the Founder and Co-CEO of mindbodygreen and the author of Wellth.
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In case you didn't know, we're big fans of optimizing cellular health around here. Quite literally the foundation of the human body, trillions of cells are constantly working overtime to make sure you remain healthy and balanced. So when naturopathic doctor and functional medicine expert Kara Fitzgerald, N.D., came on the podcast and wanted to talk about a cellular process called methylation, we were game.
Our conversation, which can be found on the latest episode of the mindbodygreen podcast—may sound incredibly technical, but trust us when we say: Methylation is critical for optimal health. Why? Well, methylation affects virtually every essential process in your body, and an imbalance can be attributed to a number of health concerns (more on that below). Here, we break down the technical—yet important!—process, so you can become even more well versed in cellular health.
What is methylation?
At its core, the methylation cycle is a biochemical process that happens at the cellular level: A methyl group, which is a simple structure of one carbon and three hydrogen molecules, converts an amino acid called methionine into S-Adenosyl methionine (SAM-e). SAM-e is then able to travel around the body and donate methyl groups to a multitude of different compounds—from your DNA and neurotransmitters to supporting metabolism. At the very end of the trip, SAM-e then converts to homocysteine—an amino acid in your blood that makes the powerful antioxidant glutathione.
Scientific jargon aside, the methylation process happens in the body all day, every day, without you even knowing it. "We don't think about inhaling air and what that does biologically," Fitzgerald says. "It's just something we do. Methylation is kind of like that."
Why it's critical for health.
While this process is natural, it does have the potential to go awry: After SAM-e converts to homocysteine, it's recycled back into methionine to start the process all over again. However, if you don't have enough nutrients in your body (namely, B12 and folate) or perhaps there's a defect in any of the enzymes that help the aforementioned recycling process, homocysteine can actually accumulate in your body. High levels of homocysteine, which is something Colleen and I both have personally dealt with, are a risk factor for clotting and heart disease.
Beyond the blood clotting risk associated with high homocysteine, there's a wide range of health concerns linked to methylation imbalances: cardiovascular disease, asthma, Parkinson's disease, even conditions like autism, dementia, and ADHD. "Because it's ubiquitous, it's involved with so many processes in the body," Fitzgerald explains. "It's broad, wide, and deep."
Additionally, when your body isn't methylating properly and creating enough SAM-e, your body cannot produce adequate levels of powerful antioxidants, like glutathione, that can help manage oxidative stress. It then becomes a not-so-pretty cycle: "Oxidative stress will wind down methylation activity, so the mitochondria can get busy to help clean up that oxidative stress," says Fitzgerald. "But if [your oxidative stress] is chronic, your methylation cycle can't keep up, and you'll always have this drain on your antioxidant system."
How can we balance the methylation cycle and keep those cells happy?
The key, according to Fitzgerald, is to start with your food choices and start getting the nutrients and antioxidants you may be missing. By supplying your body with those powerful antioxidants, you can stabilize free radicals that lead to chronic levels of oxidative stress and help manage that chronic cycle mentioned above.
In terms of which foods, Fitzgerald suggests lots of folate-rich nutrients and B12. That includes beets ("they have a remarkably high folate content") and cruciferous veggies ("antioxidant powerhouses"). She also recommends eggs, if you can tolerate them, as they are "methylation superfoods." Additionally, she suggests "a little chicken, clean beef, or beans if you're vegan or vegetarian."
Because methylation is essential to so many aspects of health, it can be difficult to know whether you're methylating properly. To know for sure, Fitzgerald encourages everyone to ask their doctor for a homocysteine and a lipid panel, which are basic blood tests that are typically covered by insurance. In the meantime, ensure you get adequate nutrition, exercise regularly, address any gut issues, and keep those stress levels in check. You know, all the good things we always talk about.
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What is Alzheimer's disease?
What is Alzheimer's disease?Alzheimer's disease is a chronic neurodegenerative disease that destroys brain cells, causing thinking ability and memory to deteriorate over time. Alzheimer's disease is not a normal part of aging, and is irreversible.
The history behind Alzheimer's diseaseWhile Alzheimer's has always been with us, attempts to understand and identify the disease and its impact didn't come about until very recently in human history.
The difference between Alzheimer's disease and other dementiaAlzheimer's disease and dementia do not mean the same thing. Understand the difference on this page.
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Genetic testing and Alzheimer's diseaseGenetic testing can sometimes help identify whether a person has a high or low chance of developing Alzheimer's disease. On this page, find out more about genetic testing for Alzheimer's and whether it applies to you.
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Mixed dementiaIt's possible for someone to have more than one type of dementia. When this happens, it's known as mixed dementia.
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Young-onset dementiaWhen symptoms of dementia start before the age of 65, we use the term "young onset dementia."
Rare types of dementiaThere are many conditions that, in rare cases, can lead to dementia. Learn about them in this section.
Conditions related to dementiaLearn about conditions similar to dementia in this section.
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How to get tested for dementiaIf you or someone you know is concerned about having dementia, it's important that you can identify the warning signs, know when to talk to your doctor and understand how dementia is diagnosed. Follow these steps.
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Risk factors for dementiaWhen it comes to dementia, there are risk factors you can change, and risk factors you cannot. Learn about both types on this page, as well as unproven risks that need more evidence to be considered valid.
How can I treat dementia?
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Medications approved to treat Alzheimer's diseaseThere are no treatments today that can cure Alzheimer's disease. However, there are currently four medications, approved by Health Canada, that can treat symptoms of the disease. Learn about them on this page.
Alternative treatments for dementiaThere are other ways to treat dementia that don't involve taking medications. However, it's important to know which alternative treatments have the evidence that proves that they are effective.
Potential treatments for dementiaLearn about the rigorous process to get a potential treatment for Alzheimer's disease or another type of dementia approved and available for the public.
Cannabis and the treatment of dementiaWhile there is ongoing promising research on the effects of cannabis, there is currently no evidence that cannabis is useful for the treatment or prevention of Alzheimer's disease.
The risk of using antipsychotic medications to treat dementiaThe Alzheimer Society recommends that antipsychotics only be used as a last resort to treat behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia, especially in older adults. Instead, person-centred care is recommended as a first measure.
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10 easy ways to fight stigma against dementiaFighting stigma is easier than you think. Learn how you can make a positive impact on the lives of people living with dementia.
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What does stigma against dementia look like?Stigma not only hurts people living with dementia, it discourages their families from confiding in others or getting the support they need. On this page, learn how to recognize stigma against dementia.
About dementiaIn this section, learn more about dementia, including its most common type (Alzheimer's disease), other types of dementia and evidence-based recommendations on preventing and treating the disease.
Programs and servicesThe Alzheimer Society of York Region can help people on the dementia journey by providing information, resources, education, support and counselling. Use this page as your guide to finding the care and support you may need.
Caregiver support groupsThe benefit of caregiver support groups is to connect people going through a similar life experience. Participants gain a sense of empowerment, improve coping skills and find a place where they can talk openly without judgement.
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First Link®Newly diagnosed with dementia or know someone who is? This page is your First Link to programs, information and referrals to Alzheimer Society of York Region and community services.
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Safety in York RegionAccording to Finding Your Way Ontario, 60 percent of people diagnosed with dementia will go missing at some point. The Alzheimer Society of York Region provides information and links to programs to help protect our vulnerable residents.
Social work programFrom providing advice and guidance to offering support, information and referrals, the Alzheimer Society of York Region's Social Work Team provides guidance to those on the dementia journey. Read this page to learn more about the supports available to you
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Talking about your diagnosisIf you've just been diagnosed with dementia, you may need some time before sharing the news – or you may want to talk about it right away. However your approach, this page can help you with strategies for communication.
Managing the changes in your abilitiesDementia impacts your cognitive, emotional, physical and social abilities. Understand how these changes can affect you, and know how you can prepare and adjust accordingly to live well with dementia.
Living well with dementiaA diagnosis of dementia does not mean your life is over. This section provides you with strategies to live well with dementia, along with tips and advice from other people who are living with dementia.
Planning for your futureAs your dementia progresses, it can become difficult to make choices about your care, finances and other important decisions. However, there are a number of things you can do now to ensure your wishes are communicated, heard and respected.
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What to expect as the person's dementia progressesCaring for someone with dementia can be a great reward but it can be challenging at times. Prepare yourself by knowing what to expect.
Looking after yourselfProviding care for someone living with dementia takes a tremendous toll on the physical and emotional health of the primary caregiver, yet many caregivers often don't recognize the warning signs, or deny its effects on their health.
Understanding symptomsDementia can affect the personality and behaviour of the person living with the disease. Learn more about understanding and responding to these changes associated with dementia.
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Long-term careWhen a person living with dementia needs full time support, moving to a long-term care home may be the next step for you and your family.
End-of-life careThe needs of people with dementia at the end of life are unique and require special considerations. This section can help you prepare for end of life, make some of the difficult decisions you may face, and cope with the grief and loss you might experience
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First steps for families after diagnosisKnowing the following tips may help make life easier and more enjoyable for you and the person living with dementia as well as to prepare for the future.
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Making meaningful visitsWhether you are visiting someone with dementia every day or just once in a while, making the most of your time together will mean a more meaningful visit for both of you!
Helping children understand dementiaDementia can be a hard concept for younger children to understand.
Helping teens understand dementiaThis page can help you give teenagers information they can use to understand what's happening.
Holidays and special occasionsFor some of us, holidays or other special life events can be stressful, particularly if you are a caregiver or a person living with dementia. Unfamiliar places, large groups of people, noise and a hectic pace can create a lot of anxiety.
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I'm a healthcare providerLearn more about dementia and how you can ensure quality person-centred care for people living with the disease.
Providing person-centred careFostering a person-centred approach to care will improve the quality of care for people with dementia and their families.
Person-centred care of people with dementia living in care homesThe Alzheimer Society of Canada looked for evidence-based research that shows how to successfully implement person-centred programs and practices in long-term care homes. Here is the result.
Diagnosis and screeningTools for healthcare professionals to support dementia screening, assessment, and early diagnosis.
Making a referral with First Link®Find out how you can use First Link® to refer a person newly diagnosed with dementia to their local Alzheimer Society, connecting them to help and support in their community.
Addressing ambiguous loss and grief as a healthcare providerPractical resources to help healthcare professionals understand loss and grief associated with dementia.
Professional developmentA selection of training and e-learning modules as well as useful resources.
Other resources and tools for healthcare providersGet resources on driving, pain, dementia research, self-management, long-term care and more.
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Dementia resourcesLooking for more information on dementia? Get brochures, videos, our recommendations for assistive products and more.
National resource libraryBrowse our resource library to learn more about dementia. We cover a wide range of topics and audiences.
Information in other languagesThe Alzheimer Society of Canada presents all its information in English and French. The links here provide information about Alzheimer's disease and other dementias in other languages.
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Shopping for assistive productsAssistive devices can help individuals perform a task that they might otherwise be unable to do, or simply make the task easier and safer to perform.
Video resourcesThese videos can help you understand more about dementia, know what to expect and how to provide dementia care.
Help and SupportWhether you want to learn more about the programs and services we offer, or find dementia-related information specific to your needs, the Alzheimer Society has the education and resources to help you.
AS York Online Store
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DonateMore than 17,000 York Region residents have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. This page informs people how they can help the Alzheimer Society of York region provide services and support to residents impacted by the disease.
Fundraise and participate
Fundraise and participateThank you for supporting York Region residents impacted by dementia. By hosting an event, participating in an Alzheimer Society of York Region's event, raising awareness or donating, you are ensure programs and services are available to those who need the
Catch the AceCatch the Ace is a weekly progressive jackpot that raises money for Alzheimer Societies across Ontario
Emergency Response Care FundLearn about how AS York is helping residents impacted by dementia in crisis
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Become dementia-friendly
Become dementia-friendlyBy understanding the everyday experiences of people living with dementia, you can better accommodate their needs and help them live well. Becoming dementia-friendly will make a direct impact on the people living with dementia in your community.
Dementia-Friendly CanadaBy the end of the decade, almost one million Canadians will live with dementia. The impact of dementia is and will continue to be felt across all borders, sectors and cultures. We must act and build a dementia-friendly Canada now.
Meaningful engagement of people living with dementiaMeaningful engagement is a person-centred approach that encourages and invites people living with dementia to participate in an organization's work with purpose and interest. By practicing meaningful engagement, you can benefit from people living with dem
Using person-centred languageThe Alzheimer Society has developed language guidelines for anyone who lives with, supports, or works with a person living with dementia or caregiver. These guidelines can help you promote consistent, respectful language around dementia.
Change minds
Change mindsLearn how you can help us raise awareness and fight stigma against dementia in Canada.
Dementia Journey SurveyThe Alzheimer Society of Canada, in partnership with the College of Family Physicians of Canada, is asking you to participate in this 20-minute survey to help us understand your experience with the care you receive from your family physician.
Advocacy in York RegionThe Alzheimer Society of York Region advocates on behalf of York Region residents impacted by dementia. On this page you can learn about some of the advocacy work we do to increase awareness and decrease stigma.
Alzheimer's Awareness MonthJanuary is Alzheimer's Awareness Month in Canada. Learn what that means and how you can get involved.
Canada's national dementia strategyLearn more about Canada's first ever-national dementia strategy and the importance of having it fully funded.
The Canadian Charter of Rights for People with DementiaAs a person living with dementia, the Charter can help you assert your rights to live free of stigma, benefit from all of Canada's civic and legal rights, participate in policies that affect you and more.
Take actionGet involved with the Alzheimer Society of York Region by volunteering, fundraising, advocating and donating.
The Alzheimer Society Research Program
The Alzheimer Society Research ProgramOn this page, learn more about the Alzheimer Society Research Program, including funding opportunities for researchers, when applications open and highlights from previous ASRP funded research.
Latest funding resultsWe're pleased to announce the following 2020 grants and awards for the Alzheimer Society Research Program, funding Canadian researchers in the field of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, in the following areas of research.
Funding results historySee the past ASRP-funded projects that advanced dementia research in Canada, sorted by year.
10 priorities for dementia research in Canada
Information for researchersAre you a researcher currently funded by the Alzheimer Society Research Program, or interested in applying? Get all the information and resources you need in this section.
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Aurora locationThe Aurora location is the head office of the Alzheimer Society of York Region (AS York). It holds the administrative offices as well as the DAY centre.
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Thornhill DAY programThe Thornhill DAY program is the Alzheimer Society of York Region's second location.
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After experiencing a Minds in Motion program for people living with early to mid-stage dementia and their care partners, Holy Trinity School student Jay Hung knows more about this fatal disease and the people living with it, and he shares that knowledge with his school community.
Jay Hung, a student from Holy Trinity School, talks about his experience with AS York's Minds in Motion program.
If Grade 10 student Jay Hung was explaining Alzheimer's disease and other dementia to his peers, he would tell them to forget everything they have seen in movies and TV shows: dementia is more than what it is portrayed on the screen.
"It's something different for everyone," said Jay, a Holy Trinity School student who volunteered in a virtual Minds in Motion® session for people living to early to mid-stage dementia and their care partners as part of his school's Connections program.
"I would tell them it's a progressive disease and there is not a cure. It doesn't just affect the person, but members of their family need support, too."
Jay said he initially went into the Minds in Motion program, where people participate in a half an hour of gentle exercise and a half an hour of cognitive stimulation, with pre-conceived notions about what dementia is and isn't. By the end, Jay came away with a new perspective and awareness about people living with this fatal disease and said he enjoyed listening to the couples talk with each other and the conversations that took place.
Empathy is one of the four core moral values at Richmond Hill's Holy Trinity School, said Brian Csinos, director of experiential learning at the independent school and the creator of the Connections program, which sees students in various grades learning about a local organization and then volunteering at it.
For the last two years, Grade 10 students have been coming to the Alzheimer Society of York Region (AS York) and learning about Alzheimer's disease and other dementias from staff before going into the DAY program to interact with people living with the disease. Due to COVID-19, volunteers are unable to go into the DAY program and instead students had the opportunity to participate in Minds in Motion, which is now virtual.
"I think Grade 10s are mature enough to be paired up with AS York…It is my hope that experiences like this will help them build empathy and aid them to live and act with empathy for the rest of their high school (years) and beyond."
The purpose of the Connections program is to have staff and students make "connections in the community throughout the year," learn about the organization and the people it impacts, volunteer and then share that knowledge with others.
Sharing involves students talking about what was most rewarding or challenging about their experiences with the organization and "how this experience supports one of four moral school values (courage, empathy, integrity and respect)…and how they will apply what they have learned in the future," Csinos said.
Students may share their experience within the school community through videos and newsletters as well as including it in applications for awards or post-secondary schooling.
Students also participate in Sharing Day week where students share what they learned with others and engage with the partner organizations through face-to-face or virtual or recorded sessions. Last year in-person and this year through a virtual platform, Jaime Cruz, AS York's public education coordinator, spoke to students about Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.
During Sharing Day week, students, staff and their families are encouraged to donate to the organization. This year, students raised funds for AS York through their dress-down days, where students pay a fee to get out of wearing their uniforms.
Csinos said he chose AS York as one of the partner organizations because it's important for students to relate to the organization at some level.
"I expect that everybody will experience dementia in their life through loved ones, friends or they themselves might develop Alzheimer's disease as they age."
Csinos said since the Connections program began, he has noticed that students have become informed about a variety of community issues, built new relationships and have been empowered to take action and make a positive impact on their community.
"I want to thank the Alzheimer Society of York Region for their continued support with our Connections program. It is because of wonderful partners like AS York that we are able to provide meaningful opportunities for our students to learn, share and serve with our members of our community and establish values and habits so that they continue to be engaged citizens."
AS York would like to thank Jay, Brian and other staff and students at Holy Trinity School for their ongoing support. We are grateful for your commitment to helping our family, friends and neighbours impacted by dementia.
The Grade 11 marketing students are also working with AS York. Read their story here.
AS York offers many opportunities for students to learn more about the organization and York Region residents impacted by dementia. For details, email [email protected]
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Thank you for supporting York Region residents impacted by dementia. By hosting an event, participating in an Alzheimer Society of York Region's event, raising awareness or donating, you are ensure programs and services are available to those who need them.
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I'm Marlon Noble, and I'm 30 years old.
I live around Geraldton.
I'm really from Carnarvon, but.
NARRATOR: At age 30, Marlon Noble is just like most guys.
I took my bike out today, into Greenough. My bike died on me.
My bike, you know, died on me.
I not happy today. I not happy man.
(CHUCKLES)
My nickname, boys, I'll tell you...
You better not laugh at this.
I Evel Knievel. (LAUGHS)
But Marlon's life has not always been so carefree.
At the age of three, he suffered from a bad bout of meningitis that left him mentally impaired.
But his disability rarely got him down.
Being a part of a large family, Marlon lived a happy childhood.
Silly-billy.
Then, at the age of 19, Marlon's life took a drastic turn for the worse.
He was charged with sexual abuse of two girls.
And one had an intellectual disability
and the other didn't, and they were Aboriginal girls.
I mean, friends of the whole family, friends of the family.
From the very beginning, Marlon denied doing anything wrong.
But due to his disability, he was deemed unfit to stand trial.
That left him in a legal grey area.
The courts ruled him ineligible for full-time psychiatric care
but too much of a risk to the community to be released.
So Marlon was jailed indefinitely.
I don't like it in jail. I don't like it in there.
Scary place.
You got no families in there, no brothers or sisters to talk to.
You're on your own. You're on your own.
After a full decade behind bars, fresh evidence emerged.
Ida Curtois, who'd taken Marlon under her wing after the death of his parents, discovered major holes in the evidence against him.
Having spoken recently to the girls and their mother.....the mother didn't even know that they were complainants to any charges.
And she vehemently says nothing happened, and the girls say nothing happened.
I'm not guilty.
I didn't do anything with that girl.
I done nothing with that girl.
They're accusing me. I'm not guilty.
After a series of damning headlines,
all charges against Marlon were dropped and Marlon was released.
It was a day he'll never forget.
(WAVES SPLASH)
I hit that beach...I got out of jail, man.
I dived into that water.
Top of the water. That's my name on it. I dived in.
Oh, beautiful, brother.
It's a lovely sunny day, lovely beach, lovely birds, and you smell that lovely sea.
But Marlon's is a strange kind of freedom.
Although still never convicted of a crime, he remains under 24-hour supervision.
Well, he's got to be with a support worker all the time.
He's got to be in line of sight all the time.
For someone that hasn't been convicted. Why?
Why does he has to be in the line of sight,
when you haven't been convicted with anything?
I don't think Marlon's guilty at all, not a hope in hell.
He is still seen as a convicted prisoner who committed horrendous crimes
and who has an intellectual disability.
I'm not a free man yet for a little while.
I can't walk down the street by myself.
I can't walk down there by myself.
I can't do it. I can't have a coffee for myself. I can't have lunch for myself.
They're wrong. They hurt me.
Never convicted but never fully freed,
Marlon's case highlights the inequalities
that still exist within our legal system for people with disabilities.
10 years in jail without charge is...just not on. It's just not on.
It's absolutely disgusting.
IDA: Round Australia, there are a huge amount of people
in exactly the same position as Marlon.
People are imprisoned and never been found guilty of a crime.
There's not even any compensation for him.
Because what they did was lawful.
And that's the scariest bit, I think.
That that law's still there and it's still happening.
And people are still being imprisoned.
Indefinitely.


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John Maynard Keynes and Margaret Thatcher each knew that growth would return, and sooner than others thought
By Jeremy Warner 11 April 2013 • 7:51pm
In 1930, John Maynard Keynes diagnosed the economic malaise of the time as 'only a temporary phase of maladjustment' Credit: Photo: AP
''We are suffering just now from a bad attack of economic pessimism. It is common to hear people say that the epoch of enormous economic progress is over; that the rapid improvement in the standard of life is now going to slow down – at any rate in Great Britain; that a decline in prosperity is more likely than an improvement in the decade ahead."
These words might have been written about our own time, but in fact they are from the opening paragraph of "Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren", an essay penned in 1930 by the British economist John Maynard Keynes.
Rising above the prevailing mood of doom and gloom, he diagnosed the economic malaise of the time as "only a temporary phase of maladjustment", and went on to predict that 100 years hence, living standards would be between four and eight times as high as they were then.
Keynes qualified this forecast against the possibility of major conflict and/or natural disasters, but he needn't have bothered. In fact, he was if anything too cautious. Despite the intervention of a devastatingly destructive war, growth in living standards may have exceeded the top end of his range. The statistics don't go back to 1930, but since records of household expenditure began in 1948, it has grown nearly sixfold in real terms.
As we think about the pessimism of our own age, it is well to remember these bygone times, when the usual assumption of economic progress was similarly swamped by a feeling of national despair. In the event, Keynes didn't have to wait long for things to improve.
The following year, Britain left the gold standard and embarked on a period of relatively strong economic expansion. Indeed, the Thirties were the only decade in the modern era in which Britain saw superior rates of growth to those of the United States. It didn't feel that way in the old rust-bucket industries of the North, but despite the protest of the Jarrow marchers and the pall of global depression, Britain was entering an age of dynamic change that gave birth to a raft of consumer-based industries.
Now fast-forward to the Seventies, and the grim reality of economic failure had once more settled like a sickness on the national psyche. Again salvation was at hand, this time in the shape of the Thatcher-era reforms and North Sea oil. In combination, these transformed the face of the UK economy, and for a while at least succeeded in significantly raising its trend-rate of growth. Throughout much of the Eighties, Nineties and Noughties, Britain outperformed major European rivals.
Nothing is for ever, and it's reasonable to question how real these apparently superior rates of growth were. By the early Noughties, they had in any case given way to the candyfloss growth of excessive debt leverage, a phenomenon Mrs Thatcher instinctively and notoriously regarded as economically toxic. According to aides, she took a great interest in the growth in bank balance sheets, and thought of it as potentially very dangerous. She could not have been more right.
Indeed, one of the more facile narratives to have emerged from the great Thatcher love-hate fest of the past few days is that it is because of her that we have today's financial crisis. The Big Bang stock exchange reforms to which the likes of Romano Prodi, a former Italian prime minister, seem to be referring were in fact only the culmination of a long legal battle, backed by Europe, to open up the City to competition that began some years before she came to office.
What's more, it is quite wrong to think of these reforms as "deregulation". To the contrary, they began the process of moving away from semi-corrupt standards of self-regulation to fully fledged statutory control of the type the Left is so enamoured with today. That these levers came to be so hopelessly misused can hardly be laid at Mrs Thatcher's door.
In any case, the unchecked credit boom of the Brown years would have horrified her, and confronted by the banking crisis, she probably would have let insolvent banks go bust, regardless of the short-term economic and financial consequences.
Keynes's essay wasn't about such relatively short-term vicissitudes in a nation's economic development. Rather, it concerned in a more generalised sense the power of technology in combination with capital accumulation to drive productivity and wealth creation.
There have been plenty of ups and downs along the way, but this transformational process has been going on pretty much unabated from the late 18th century, and despite today's much higher levels of competition for scarce energy and an apparent hiatus in productivity improving technological innovation, there is no reason to believe it will stop.
The digital revolution is still essentially in its infancy, with the promise of unparalleled levels of automation yet to come. And eventually, possibly within the next three years, the capital destruction of the banking crisis will reverse. So somewhat presumptuously, I'm going to repeat Keynes's famous prediction. Forget the present gloom: 100 years from now, living standards will be between four and eight times higher than they are now. What happens in between, and how societies choose to manage change on such an awesome scale, are of course much harder questions to answer.
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From the personal to the global, we swim in a sea of archetypal influences, many of which remain unconscious throughout life. In fairy tales, legends, and spiritual stories, we often find the protagonist under a spell-- turned into a bird, taken over by demons, or (as in Beauty and the Beast and the myth of Narcissus), cursed by an inability to love. While these stories provide examples of the working of possessions, they also offer intimations about avenues to redemption. Redemption, the breaking of these spells, occurs through magic, differentiation, prayer, and always through a significant amount of inner work.
In this lecture, Dr. Conforti will present material from his forthcoming book; Hidden Presences: Spells, Possessions and the Complex and from his recent paper; Redemption and Healing. He will discuss experiences, states, and fields from which we need and seek redemption, and how eternal wisdom and Jungian psychology helps us work with these dynamics. He will discuss the power of fields as autonomous entities within the world psyche, affecting both personal and collective behavior.


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This week, 12 month CD rates are averaging just 1.41 percent. Factor in the rate of inflation, which has fallen 0.7 percent ( Bureau of Labor Statistics' CPI-U) over the last 12 months the rate of return is a little better.
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As long as your investment returns are higher than the rate of inflation you will be in good shape in the long run, stuffing your money under a mattress is never a good investment. Though I have to admit, last fall during those scary times when several large banks were failing the thought of stuffing my money under a mattress was very appealing.
Since the rate of inflation is down over the past 12 months your buying power has increased this year over last. $9,904.18 buys the same amount of goods and services in 2009 that $10,000 bought in 2008 ( CPI Inflation Calculator). The 0.7 percent decline in inflation is mainly due to a 25 percent drop in energy prices. Remove energy and food from the index and prices have actually gone up 1.9 percent. Though who doesn't use food and energy? Outside of housing costs food and energy make up a big part of expenses.
When your certificate of deposit matures and you start searching those pathetic CD rates just think about the rate of inflation and the buying power of your dollars. You'll probably feel a little better about the rate of return.