What's SAD?

With the abbreviation SAD I'm not just referring to the adjective we all know when we mean the opposite of happy, but to the acronym which stands for Seasonal Affective Disorder. Maybe you are wondering... what the hell is that? Well, a picture is worth a thousand words, so here you are:

As the video says, SAD is a type of major depression which appears at the beginning of winter or autumn when days get shorter and the temperature gets colder. These changes may result many times in an affective disorder which affect million people around the world.

This disease might last four months and a great percentage of people who suffer from that have to be hospitalized.

Doctor McKee proposes us some tips to overcome SAD, he says:

1. Get moving, keep your muscles moving.

2. Get away if you can, take a big affordable break.

3. Don't console yourself by drinking.

4. Take a light therapy.

There is plenty of information about this kind of depression on Internet. I definitely think that there are more people affected by this illness that we may think, so if you have time, have a look at it!

Film review, Margin Call

Last Sunday I saw a film about financial Word inspired in Lehman Brothers, which is supposed to have been the peak of the current world financial crisis. This film shows the black side of capitalism while it tries to make a reflection about moral dilemma that bigwigs have to face when they have the financial future of million people in their hands.

The film is pretty interesting since it gives us a perfect idea of the influence of capitalism in ruling the world. It is set in a financially risky atmosphere where the most important people of an investment bank are committed to extreme decisions during the troubled twenty four hours previous to the financial crisis of 2008. Peter Sullivan is the name of the main character, a young analyst who found out significant information that commits the company to closing. His inquiries will create a chain of tricky decisions that will affect directly the lives of all those involved.

The film is not a big deal in my opinion, but I encourage all of you to see the film if you want to know a bit more about financial business in contemporary history.

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How many times you said someday,

sometimes you also said somewhere,

somewhat or somehow are also there,

answers may be tough when you live a nigthmare.

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