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People have just got to pick up and get started again," Mr Spiers said.
That means those putting him on the air or writing about his views must be on top of such disclosures, and aware that their stories will get picked up again and again online, and down the news food chain, using the same identifiers and titles which can either illuminate or obscure.
When the economy picks up again they still get squashed as the rich benefit.
But humans are resilient, we survive the worst, we get up, we pick up, we walk again, we run again, we sing again.
And maybe, should things pick up again, a few will get that chance.
"Life was so busy after the Games and then I went away in January so now is the time to pick up my PhD again and get some momentum before September comes," she said.
Still, you've got to pick up.
Fame passed the $20 million mark, I Can Do Bad All By Myself passed $50 million, and The Informant is just shy of $30 million on a mere $22 million investment (if there is justice, the film will pick up again in January when Matt Damon gets a well-deserved Oscar nomination).
Yet Feinstein is eager to get back in the ring as soon as Congress picks up again in January.
