StressFool L'ving

POLITICAL TENSION.
Workplace POLITICS.
Homeplace STRESS.
Dating TENSION.
Children needing ATTENTION.
And we all suffer SUGAR DEPRIVATION.

Modern L'ving is Truly StressFOOL. And all along we think we are WISE!

Here's a peep at fashionasia.blogspot.com for somemore tentative tension~~

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Monday, June 19, 2006
Gimme Some Sugar That Won't Disintegrate


[This is a cuff bracelet from mightyflirt.com. I think all Malaysians need to get this cool bracelet. Imagine, the Beatles anthem, a bracelet in front of thy eyes...:]


Its a domino effect I tell ya...
Be still my wallet......
First is the petrol......
Then came the electricity....
Soon after we suffer shortage of Sugar.....
Was told that Government to study Petronas’ plea for gas price increase
Rice is gonna be really dear too come october......

EVERYTHING going up!!!!! except for my measely salary lahh....
I WANT TO MIGRATE !!!!!



To top it up, shopping is not safe anymore. Here's WHY.

***Rapist seen on CCTV stalking stewardess
17 Jun 2006



PETALING JAYA: The rapist who abducted a stewardess from a shopping centre’s basement car park in Damansara on Tuesday was captured on close-circuit television camera stalking the victim before pouncing on her.

He was seen hiding behind a pillar where the stewardess parked her car and waited for five minutes until the 24-year-old victim returned.

Footages then showed the suspect pushing the woman into the car and taking over the wheel. They were in the car for about 10 minutes before they left the car park, with the rapist driving.

The rapist drove around the car park for several minutes searching for an un-manned exit. Finding one, he drove through, shielding his face with a baseball cap from a CCTV at the exit.

The stewardess was spotted seated at the front passenger seat and her face was turned away from the rapist. Her hands were behind her back but it is not known if they were bound. (ends extract from NST)
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The lust Desi heard, FA was complaining why the NST news report DID NOT mention the name of the mall (as was done with the femes case of Canny Ong at the Bangsar SC.)
I reieterate her complaint ~~ yes, mention the name so that women, ladies and Desi can take precaution, err when I go shopping for ...SU-gar.

DESIDERATA: The lust time I heard of DOMINO EFFECT, it was the fear of the Commies coming all the way down south springing from China and Big, B'd Ho Chi Min's North Vietnam in the 70s. Maybe FAshionistA is suffering a bout of NOSTALGIA -- longing for tension-free Flower Power days of Da Beetles (Strawbelly Fields Forever), Rolling Stones(Art thou stoned? Ooops, soly, I jest made this wan UP!) and MaryAin't Faithfool(Those were the days...) and of course,
MAKE LOVE, KNOT WAR!:):)


As for that line "
[This is a cuff bracelet from mightyflirt.com. I think all Malaysians need to get this cool bracelet.Desi's reading is that ALL MALAYSIANS WILL MAKER peace, NOT WAR< by wearing a bracelet each as an anthem promoted by Desi, FAshionAsia, and of course, The Beatles, in the spirit of IMAGINE...)



Lust, but NOT da list:

Desi has been led UP the garden path for decades, downing Thernomin ~~~ mGf based in lundun tells Desi: No "H", no haste! So i have been downing the wrong pill all night long; only weeks ago I got back to the right path, it's TERMOMIN, minus the H!-ella!

Betterr late than never, both the pill, and the nu'es:

theSUN page 25, May 29, 2006

headline: Don't blame the job!
Subhead: WORKPLACE STRESS NOT A CAUSE FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE


By Anne Harding

NEW YORK -- The notion that being stressed out on the job causes high blood pressure doesn't hold up, according to a new analysis of studies involving more than 100,000 people.

"There's no doubt that in the moment stress raises blood pressure," the study's author, Dr. Samuel J. Mann of Weill Cornell Medical College in New York, told Reuters Health. But there's virtually no evidence, he said, that such stress leads to chronic high blood pressure, or hypertension. "They've been trying to prove that for 40 years."

While job stress can certainly affect health in some ways, he added, blood pressure isn't one of them. "There's a robust relationship between job stress and things like tension headaches, anxiety, depression," Mann said. "If somebody is having all that and having headaches every day, can't sleep and is anxious, then that's a person who should change his job."

Mann conducted his review after the 2003 publication of a well-designed study by French researchers that found no link between job stress and hypertension.

In the current analysis, he looked at 48 studies claiming to support such an association. Many, Mann found, had serious flaws --for example, only basing the findings on diastolic pressure (the lower number in a blood pressure reading) rather than systolic pressure.

Others only found a stress-hypertension association in a small subgroup of individuals studied, and such subgroups varied from study to study. Still others looked at several variables measuring stress and found only one of them was linked, weakly, with hypertension, and played up this finding rather than the negative ones.

"After decades of research," Mann concludes in his report in Current Hypertension Reviews, "the evidence for a relationship between job stress and blood pressure is weak."

Studies have tied stress to heart disease, Mann noted, but hypertension is not likely to be the contributing link. Instead, he added, stress might boost high blood pressure risk by leading people to overeat, gain weight and abuse alcohol.

While Mann says he's not categorically denying that job stress could cause hypertension in some people, it's role is likely small. About 40 percent of hypertension is due to genetics, and another 40 percent to overweight, poor diet, salt intake and lack of exercise -- leaving about 20 percent available for other causes, he explained.

"If somebody has hypertension and they don't like their job, medically there's no reason to tell them to quit their job because it adversely affects their blood pressure."

DESIDERATA:

Frankly, Desiderata has been stoically living ON THE EDGE (No, I'm NOT sponsored by the local weekly magazine, though I read IT often!) by not taking the compulsory daily dosage of Ternomin. Now -- after some sisdarly adVICE! -- Desi may forget sometimes his Ternomin, but he goes for Miss AtenoLOL


I gas there is less tension, for now, at UMNO.
You don't know WHY?
Then you're not a citizen of BOLEHLAND!
Get out of HERE!:(