do you remember that daphne? i do remember and it was based a lot on the work of william white, who has written so much on language and the rhetoric of recovery, and what words keep us stuck and what words move us for, forward. for exam, example, the issue of relapse. we talk about relapse and in other illnesses, we might talk about a recurrence or we might talk about re-initiation. but relapse somehow focuses on this was the expected, negative outcome and so...and failure. and so again, it goes back to the consciousness and what are we conveying and what, what kind of expectations are we conveying with our language? and there are a number of those examples that can be found actually on william white's website and, and in other publications that have been done by samhsa and by faces and voices of recovery. there are some wonderful resources to help us become more conscious of the language we use. and that connects to the fact that what we can do within the treatment system. if you're working with a person and the

so daphne, how do we change the paradigm? how do we begin to use positive language, person-centered, people- first type of language? we begin by being conscious of the words that we're using and there are a number of words and papers and reports and so forth out there that promote words like health and recovery and person-centered and mutual support and so forth. and so there's a, there's a model that talks about going from unconscious incompetence at something, where you, where you do something and it's not what you want to do but you're not even aware of it, to conscious incompetence where you begin to be aware that these aren't the terms i want to use, to conscious competence and we're starting to be more aware of the terminology we're using to unconscious competence. and i think that's what we want to do as a field, is move to a point where we're automatically speaking in positive, person-centered, health-centered approaches. you two folks are in recovery. now they're going to be folks out there that are going to say, alr

daphne oz back with some summer experiences." from author of "the dorm room diet." love that book. she's here with us because she has some delicious low-calorie snacks. show us how to prepare them and you have the big show coming up next month. >> very excited. lots more food. feast your eyes and taste buds on. >> popcorn is a healthy little snack. >> we all go to the movies and love to get our big bag of popcorn. it's healthier and these are whole grain popcorns, unprocessed, you air pop it then you'll add some coconut oil and i'll tell you about coconut it has shown to be helpful in aiding in fat loss, it has antimicrobial, an tie fungal and you'll add spices, thyme, oregano, dill, what do you think of that taste. >> it gives it a little spice. >> butter or cheese, it's good. you guys look like you might want to try some of that. >> ooh, i got a big one. you want to cool off. >> coolhose taste buds off. add cayenne to that. that would be nice. spicicfruit pops. we're using mango in here, vitamin a and honey, antiviral and a goo

exist for libya but so far the parties in the conflict clothing the so-called rebels in the program daphne forces have pledged that preserve their country's territorial integrity so the situations are quite different however i'm not saying this to explain how we make decisions or i'm merely trying to demonstrate that all of these situations and scenarios are totally diverse. this goes for other countries as well some of us i see what about syria and shit syria syria is a more complex issue but sadly their situation has been unfolding in a very dramatic way so far. all of us practical politician should keep a close watch on the developments in that country daffy for one had issued unequivocal orders to slaughter opposition activists by contrast syria's president never ordered anything like that unfortunately people are dying in syria in grave numbers and not around is our deepest concern therefore in my discussions with president assad during our personal conversation was planted in our correspondence i've been advocating one principle idea that he should immediately north reforms reconcile

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tar sands project that really advances the economic development agenda that we all care about right daphne why show a fellow at the institute for policy studies thanks so much for joining us and sharing that perspective. and moving on now to the way america will be perceived in the future we are coming up on a ten year anniversary of the terrorist attacks of nine eleven just how the sixth year anniversary of hurricane katrina and we have some perspective now about the way the wars we are involved in started and in the last year or so some key players in all of those events have come out with books their versions of history as it unfolded the problem is much of those so-called historic accounts are at odds with one another well for more on this i asked former cia analyst ray mcgovern to talk a little bit about the impact that these books could have the fact of their opinions and their thoughts about this are clashing here's what he said. well they're totally self serving of course surprise surprise and the worst thing is that there are very few people to put them into context and perspectiv

sands project that really advances the economic development agenda that we all care about all right daphne why show a fellow at the institute for policy studies thanks so much for joining us and sharing that perspective. well i want to turn now to some other things going on in this country you know perhaps he was a feel for the pulse of the nation these days there are of course a number of fact a number of factors to consider but i want to look i just mentioned president obama's approval rating for the third week in a row it is that it's lowest in his presidency you take a look you can see forty percent this includes a two day low of thirty eight percent during a couple days last week the economy of course of primary concern for people from both parties in many cities across america the struggle is manifesting itself in the form of extreme violence especially from young people who feel they have no prospects for jobs or otherwise in the future one of those cities is milwaukee wisconsin where earlier this month there was massive violence in the form of riot. you're looking now at cell phone

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ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the very talented, lovely and equally just nice daphnel recognize your power. let's keep the movement going. now, there are principles closely associated with dr. king and they echo through his speeches in his daily walk through life and in the legacy that he left. now, there are -- there's love, democracy, justice and hope and today we will hear from four people for whom dr. king's memories still resonates with a forceful power. now, first, we will hear from a close friend of the late coretta scott king who learned from dr. king while she was an organizer for the will speak on love. the honorable elijah cummings. a teenager when dr. king died, has taken the promise of democracy to heart by serving his nation in the house of representatives. and even becoming the first african-american in maryland history to be named speaker protemperature. -- speaker pro tempore. co-founder of the first -- and the first vice president amayor tuss of the united farm workers of america will speak to us about justice. and concluding the four will be ambassa