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- 1 (credit, applause)elogios (masculine plural)he was full of praise for her
alabanzas (feminine plural)se deshizo en elogios or en alabanzas para con ellaI've nothing but praise for himno tengo más que elogios para élshe spoke in praise of her staffhabló elogiando or alabando a sus empleadosher dedication is beyond praiseno hay palabras para elogiar su dedicaciónhe was loud in his praise or praises of their heroismhizo grandes elogios de su heroísmoto give praise where praise is dueelogiar a alguien como se mereceto damn something with faint praisethe reviewers damned the novel with faint praisela parquedad de los elogios de los críticos fue una crítica indirecta de la novelato sing the praises of something/somebodyponer algo/a alguien por las nubes
hacer elogio de algo/alguienExample sentences
- I guess all those praises and admiration finally got to me.
- The least satisfactory aspect of the book is that which has received the most fulsome praise from certain critics.
- The novel received extremely high praise from critics.
- 2 (Religion) songs of praisecánticos (masculine plural) de alabanzalet us give praise unto the Lordalabemos al Señorpraise be to Godalabado sea Diospraise be! (as interjection)¡alabado sea Dios!Example sentences
- Together with you and me, and all the ransomed church, they will ascribe constant praise, worship and glory to the King of Kings.
- Though our worship and praise add nothing to God's glory, we know that he takes great delight in it.
- Music is not necessary to win the lost but it is a form of worship and praise to God.
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- 1 (compliment)elogiarwe praised them for their efforts
hacer elogio delos elogiamos por sus esfuerzosExample sentences
- People appreciate and praise her, are warmed by her smile and nourished by her soup.
- Widely praised by the critics, Paul has developed a distinctive voice and shows great potential.
- Its dedicated team cannot be praised enough for all that it has achieved and what it continues to strive for.
- 2 (Religion) praise the Lord! (as interjection)¡alabado sea Dios!Example sentences
- When we have a good destiny, filled with joy and happiness, wealth and prosperity, we rejoice and praise the deity we worship.
- Since the age of 11, he has been holding programmes where he sings songs praising the Goddess.
- Of course, senility will come soon, and I praise the Goddess it has held off until now.
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NEW YORK (March 17, 2014) "Today" anchor Savannah Guthrie announced Monday that she has gotten married and that she's expecting her first child.
Guthrie, 42, and Mike Feldman, 45, a communications strategist, tied the knot Saturday near her hometown of Tucson, Ariz.
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Guthrie's on-air "Today" colleagues were among those who attended the ceremony.
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Rudy Giuliani: 'I Didn't Think We Were in the Business of Granting the Requests of Terrorists'
Former mayor is against having the 9/11 trials in Manhattan.
Rudy Giuliani was on ABC's This Week this morning, making his feelings known about the announcement that the 9/11 planners will be tried in Manhattan next year. He's really, really against it, saying it puts the city at risk for more attacks and gives the terrorists exactly what they want.


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DARTMOUTH, Mass. | A Massachusetts sheriff says former NFL star Aaron Hernandez has been involved in a jail altercation.
Bristol County Sheriff Thomas Hodgson says the former New England Patriots tight end had an altercation with another inmate at the Bristol County House of Corrections on Tuesday.
Hodgson says jail staff are interviewing witnesses and reviewing surveillance video to figure out exactly what happened and determine whether charges are warranted.
A jail spokesman says neither inmate was seriously injured.
Hernandez is being held in a segregated housing unit with only a few other inmates.
The 24-year-old Hernandez has pleaded not guilty to murder in the killing of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd. The Boston man was dating the sister of Hernandez's fiancee.
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Sahibzada Syed Iftikhar ul Hasan Shah, also known as Zahray Shah,[1] is a Pakistani politician. Zahray Shah was born in Sialkot, Punjab and was elected as a Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan for Daska in 1993 later on 1998.[2] He was also member of the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab in 1990. He is son of Syed Faiz ul Hasan Shah a famous Islamic orator. Zahray Shah belongs to syed family of Allo Mahar shrif in sialkot. His brother Syed Hasanat ul Hasan shah was chairman of the district government of Sialkot. His nephew Syed Murtaza Amin Shah is currently a Member of National assembly of Pakistan.Pir Zaray Shah is a now member of national assembly of Pakistan,from sialkot constitency NA113.His son[3]
- ^ "PAKISTAN DECIDES 2008". Daily Times. 16 December 2007. Retrieved 2008-09-14.
- ^ "Political heavyweights face axe". Dawn. 23 January 2002. Retrieved 2008-09-14.
- ^ "Poll violence claims 11 lives in Punjab". Dawn. 19 February 2008. Retrieved 2008-09-14.
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This museum was so much more than I was expecting. I thought I would spend at most 1-2 hours touring this boat, and 4 hours later I still felt there was more to see. As others have said, this "museum" is well organized. The docents posted throughout the carrier are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Many had actually served upon the ship and were eager to talk about their experiences. I could go on for sometime, but the bottom line is that this is one of the best military museums I have ever been too. I felt I really had some sense of what the day to day life might have been like aboard the ship and found and even deeper respect for the men and women who serve in our military. *Please note, many areas of the ship require climbing up and down steep, narrow stairs. While there are parts that are wheelchair, stroller accessible, many parts of the ship are only accessible by foot. Those who are uncomfortable in tight, small spaces or who have trouble climbing stairs would not be able to see many parts of the museum.
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Case Dismissed! Alternative Cancer Treatment Wins BigActivism
The obstacles can sometimes seem insurmountable in our grassroots efforts to secure such basic freedoms as the right to consciously choose the foods that nourish our bodies and the holistic treatments to assist us if we get ill.
At almost every turn, a growing and increasingly belligerent government bureaucracy backed by Corporate taskmasters attempts to thwart our efforts by terrorizing small farmers whose only "crime" is the simple production of nutrient rich foods for their communities or putting on trial alternative cancer doctors actually curing patients without resorting to the life altering and physically agonizing cut, poison, burn approach of chemotherapy and radiation.
Even parents are now targets as those that seek to avoid the horrors of conventional chemotherapy for their ailing children find that they are forced into this outdated and barbaric medical paradigm by government authorities and refused "permission" to seek alternative treatments.
While the odds against us sometimes appear hopeless as we struggle to secure our health and wellness choices, now at least is a time to celebrate.
In recent days, Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski's four year battle with the Texas Medical Board finally ended with outright dismissal of the case!
For those of you not familiar with the saga of Dr. Stan Burzynski, who was the subject of the 2010 Award Winning Documentary Cancer is Serious Business, here it is in a nutshell;
- For over 10 years, Dr. Burzynski MD has successfully treated terminal cancer patients with the multi-agent gene targeted therapy he discovered in the 1970's called Antineoplastons.
- Antineoplastons completed Phase II of the required FDA-supervised clinical trials in 2009. Further, the FDA has given permission to begin the final phase of testing which involves randomized controlled clinical trials.
- This highly successful alternative treatment devised by Dr. Burzynski involves designing a personalized cancer treatment for each and every terminal cancer patient under his care based on that patient's individual and unique genetic markers.
- The individualized treatments include off label use of already existing, FDA approved medications with no surgery, no chemotherapy and no radiation required.
Why has Dr. Burzynski been so relentlessly persecuted first by the United States Government and then the Texas Medical Board for so many years?
Follow the money my friends!
The multi-agent gene targeted therapy called Antineoplastons is a nothing short of a huge medical breakthrough that promises to completely shatter the cut, poison, burn Standard Of Care – surgery, chemotherapy and radiation treatment. When clinical trials are completed and Antineoplastons approved, it will be the first time in history that a single individual and not a pharmaceutical company holds the exclusive patent to manufacture and distribute these gene targeted medicines on the open market.
In essence then, Dr. Burzynski's work represents a two-fold threat to Big Pharma:
- The thankful demise of cut, poison, burn and the huge, monopolistic profits behind chemotherapy and radiation treatment for cancer.
- The rise of gene targeted cancer treatment with no pharmaceutical industry player profiting from these medicines.
That's right – Big Pharma completely left out in the cold with regard to the sale and distribution of these new, ground breaking cancer medicines!
Parents have particular reason to rejoice that the case against Dr. Burzynski has been dismissed. One form of childhood cancer – diffuse, intrinsic, childhood brainstem glioma for which conventional medicine has no cure has been cured by Antineoplastons (with dozens of others). [ANP – PubMed 2003] [ANP – PubMed 2006] [ANP – Cancer Therapy 2007] [Rad & other – PubMed 2008] [Chemo/Rad – PubMed 2005]
Congratulations Dr. Burzynski on this huge win against the foes that are attempting to silence you and stop your amazing work. The road ahead is still long until treatment with Antineoplastons is widely available to all Americans, but this recent victory brings a big one home for the little guy!
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if it helps patients then it is their choice where they go for treatment. the big companies always want control of money making ideas. Chemo, and radiation kills some cancer patients. Why shouldn't there be an alternative?
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Cancer treatment is essential to ensure proper cell improvement in eye area and eliminate abnormal cells in time. Abnormal cells that result in cancerous growth divide and develop at a very high price as well as compel adjacent healthy cells to behave unnaturally and function inefficiently. Abnormal cell development also impacts functioning of tissues and causes shortage of generation and provide of necessary sources to normal cells in the region. Thus, presence of cancer cells affects general well being of eyes.
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"For over 10 years, Dr. Burzynski MD has successfully treated terminal cancer patients"
Show me the records. Show me the data.
You can't because there isn't any that is verifiable.
Your gloating just lend support to a fraudster and a criminal.
Before you call him.a fraud and and a criminal your asking to records well if you watch his documentary cancer is big businesses maybe that would shed some light
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I, too, have first-hand experience with Dr. Burzynski's treatments. In 1996 my mom was diagnosed with two dominant cancers, ovarian and colon. She was given less than a year to live, I was her primary caretaker. My grandparents took my mom to Burzynski's clinic in Houston after she decided to forego traditional medical treatments. Burzynski's initially did no accept my mom as a patient but after my grandfather donated $1M dollars to Burzynski's research program (Google Budwine & Burzynski and you'll read about the donation and Burzynski introducing my grandfather to the president of Poland as a thank you) mom was quickly accepted into his program. She was hooked up to a 24/7 I.V. drip of the antineosplatons on her first visit as a patient. Lynn is right. The concoction is noxious. It wreaks of animal urine and the syrupy substance will eat through anything. Skin, fabric, wood. Mom lost her hair, her appetite, her memory, her personality, and she shed her skin and nails. Her skin blistered and the itching was enough to leave her begging for mercy in a cool bathtub every night. To honor her parents she persevered. After three months of treatment Burzynski declared her cancer free and mom died approximately one month later. Mom said taking the treatment was the worst decision she's ever made. Buzynski lost all credibility with me for accepting her when he likely knew there was nothing he could do for her, treating her with such a toxic brew knowing how sick it would make her in vain, and for ever telling my mom she was cancer free. She was riddled with metastatic tumors when she died. In my humble opinion, it is a shame you have written this article without any first hand experience or reviews from patients or patient's families. I respectfully request your update your article if possible with tales from both sides of the Buzynski story.
Thanks so much for sharing your story. I somehow came across Dr. Burzynski's documentary on Youtube about a year or so ago, and thought he should have been highly revered. Knowing that the person producing the documentary was obviously biased and skewed the video to be favorable towards the doctor, I still believed Dr. Burzynski had discovered something great. I understand not every person diagnosed with cancer is a candidate for his treatment, but it sure is expensive and hearing your story is sad, especially when he declared her to be cancer free.
There are ALWAYS 2 sides to a story. Thanks again.
Great! Get him secret service protection right now! Big Pharma sounds evil…
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brilliant news
My mother was diagnosed with stage three colon cancer in 2007. A year later, at the urging of my mother, my husband and I got our first colonoscopies. My husband was also diagnosed with stage three colon cancer. They both had surgery and rounds of chemotherapy which almost killed my mother and yet my husband, being stronger handled the chemo quite well even going to work afterwards. It then metasticised to their liver in 2009. Each had surgery at the Mayo Clinic. Chemotherapy was recommended again. I tried to persuade each to go to the Burzynski Clinic instead since it was obvious that the chemo did not prevent the cancer from metasticising. The second round of chemo was very tough on my husband. He passed away in July of 2010, which was two years after being diagnosed. My mother's colon cancer then spread to her lung. She had surgery in summer of 2010 and was advised to do another round of chemo after. I begged her to not go through that again and to try the Burzynski Clinic. She went down to Houston in August of 2011. She has been on a regimen of PB and other small doses of gene targeted drugs. She has been able to stay healthy and enjoy her active lifestyle with my father, and grandchildren and will be celebrating another birthday this month! So as you can see, our experience has been quite different than Lynne's (a previous poster) and I would highly recommend this clinic to anyone frustrated with standard cancer treatment.
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I've been following Burzynski for years. It's about time they stop persecuting him and start paying attention to what he knows that the rest of the medical community does not. Thank you so much for sharing!
Luiza Zlatovic via Facebook
Yes, that is a GREAT news!
Heather Day Lapré via Facebook
I am so excited to hear this! Thanks for sharing the good news.
Brian J. Swanson via Facebook
That is great! I hope more people learn about this alternative to the method 0f treating cancer that doesn't involve poisining the body.
Jan Posch via Facebook
Like, like, like,…
Regina Doucette Leitz via Facebook
Now let's see funds donated to the American Cancer Society go toward helping this Dr. teach his method to other Dr's. I bet it won't happen. Way to go DR. BURZYNSKI!!!
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Love to hear. Have a friends of my husband's co-worker whose daughter is getting treatment at his clinic. They have shrunk the little girls unoperable brain tumor 46%.
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LOVE this news!
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Can you tell me how to research whether or not the clinic will accept insurance and which ones, etc.? If you want to correspond with me via email address, please do. I have two more questions related to my first one but will put it in an email if I can. Thank you so much for your research in this matter.
They don't accept insurance. Insurance doesn't usually pay for alternative therapies.
Christine J
So hold on, he got nailed for using drugs for treatment that were not FDA approved methods? EXCUSE me, but how many doctors prescribe drugs for things that the drug has not been approved for? Example, Cytotec. A drug meant to prevent peptic ulcers, but is used to induce labor and causes death and uterine rupture in pregnant women. I don't see a bunch of OB's being pulled in and threatened.
In any case good for this doctor
Elizabeth Otte Stowers via Facebook
Oh I am so happy! Wonderful news!
I read an email from someone about a week ago stating that the medical billing codes used to handle medicare patients does not allow the use of alternative therapies. I would like to take my elderly Mom and myself to a holistic doctor in North, Ga, but we can't afford to pay for all the tests if medicare won't accept their treatment as legitimate. She has thyroid and diabetes problems and I have adrenal and diabetes problems. We should be able to go to the doctor we want to and take natural medicines instead of synthetic meds.
Nancy Liberty via Facebook
woohoo Stanislaw Burzynski!!!!
Rachel Byers via Facebook
An answer to many many prayers! Heaven is rejoicing! Thankyou Lord that your ways can be used to heal people naturally! Thankyou God!
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there is a time and place for drugs and surgery….I think….but I also like very much, for ALL chronic disease..The Gerson Program…..I did it for 45 days and have altered my rheumatoid arthritis and chronic pain and fatigue 80% and take no drugs now…..I'm not sure how good it is if you are really far down the path..as I said I think there is a time and place for drugs and surgery…but I also have complete faith in this alternative healing for many…if you are well enough and have the time….also look into The Wellness Warrior….she had a serious cancer and cured using Gerson….
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Such great news!
Your first post talked about the radical changes in your mothers diet that affected even those around her, and then later to Angel, you said they didn't offer much dietary advice. I'm confused.
My husband has an Aunt that was dx w/lymphoma, approximately 15 years ago. She elected to try "Cantron" it is a powerful antioxidant as well as change her diet (basically no sugar and no grains). She is alive today, cancer free and doing great!
I just read your post and googled Cantron since I never heard of it. It did say that Cantron is a powerful antioxidant and that one can take Cantron even if you do not have cancer. Do you know how long your husband's aunt took Cantron for, the length of time before she was cancer free, and if she continued it after being cancer-free?
I am always interested in alternative medicine because you never know when someone close to you may be diagnosed with cancer and chances are, their doctor is going to prescribe chemo/radiation (which really upsets me). We recently lost my boyfriend's grandmother to cancer a couple of weeks ago and I wish she had opted for alternative treatment.
I am not sure of the answers to your questions, but I will most likely see his aunt in the next month and be able to answer those questions. Keep checking back in the comments section for your answers. Also, I do know that she had all the mercury fillings taken out of her mouth, and the side of her neck the lymphoma started on was the same side of her mouth as her mercury fillings. Hmmm…..
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Thank you for posting.
Just want to point out that in addition to his own medicine, Dr B uses chemotherapy agents – but prescribes them based on the patient's genetic profile.
Thank God!
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I'm in the middle of watching his documentary. If interested in learning more you should also watch Cut Poison Burn.
Andrea Collings via Facebook
This is a great step in the right direction, however, still using drugs… anyone else concerned about that? I wish someone would fund research into non-drug alternative cures
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Awesome news!!!!
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Fantastic news!
Each individual should be allowed to choose their own course of medical treatment. Everyone that goes to this clinic makes a free-will choice to go there. If one finds it isn't for them, one can make the choice to stop going. Alternative medical therapies for cancer, sinus issues, diabetes, heart disease, whatever…..should be available to anyone that wants to use them. It is an individual choice and some of us have no choice. I have been using alternative therapies for over 25 years because of allergies to pharmaceutical drugs and have found them to be very effective.
It's frustrating and sad that big pharma and the "medical machine" are so afraid of not reaping big money benefits from something (that is obviously helping people), that they are trying to stop the progress of the research. I'm not saying his system is perfect, but neither is the cut, poison, burn system…not by a long shot! Why not let him continue? Why not let him try to find a better way? Isn't targeting what is causing the disease and attacking it from that aspect, better than letting the government determine what drug can be given to you for your specific cancer, especially if it's not working? If someone had stopped Henry Ford and others like him, you'd still be walking or riding a donkey. Do we only have one choice of hair stylist…. that only does flat-tops? Do we only have restaurants that serve only meatloaf and mashed potatoes? Do we all wear kimonos because that's the only choice we have? No, we do not. We have choices. We have rights. Let each individual use their rights to make the choices they feel are best for them.
If you don't like alternative therapies, don't use them, but don't take that right away from those of us that choose to, or have no alternative but to use them.
Dr. Simoncini cancer therapy – treat cancer with Sodium Bicarbonate. It's totally safe and has no side effect.
Not totally safe! Seriously….please read more about this. While it is good for some cancers, it is not for others. And your blood can become too alkaline and you die! Be careful doling out advice.
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This is wonderful!
Leslie R.
I've been a fan of Dr. Burzynski after attending 4 funerals in a (very hard) year. Three (and one was a 13 year old girl) died from what was called cancer. However, they were doing great until they began their cut, chemo, and burn therapy. After their 'treatment,' death became imminent. That Year of Tears made me realize that cancer treatment is a fraud.
I'm grateful that Dr. Burzynski's case has been dismissed. Thanks for keeping us all informed.
Becky Sher via Facebook
Dr. Simoncini cancer therapy – treat cancer with Sodium Bicarbonate.
Dr Simoncini?
Cancer is a fungus? This man is batsh*t insane. He is no longer a Doctor he was stripped of his credentials and was successfully prosecuted for manslaughter, fraud and medical negligence in Italy. He also falsified his data in his so-called "research" He has since teamed up with David Icke (yes he of the "the planet is run by shape-shifting alien vampire lizard people" guff).
Do you really want to entrust your life to someone who says all cancer is a fungus because it is white? How does he know all cancer isnt bread? or really small washing machines?
The guy is an idiot, and a dangerous idiot.
When will you alt-med believers seriously start to look at real evidence instead of listening to lovely cutesy happy little bed-time stories? Yes healthy eating and healthy living can do wonders for your health, and yes Big Pharma does some very bad things, but please, just because Big Pharma does bad things sometimes, doesn't make fraudsters like Simoncini or Burzynski brave, maverick or (most importantly) RIGHT!
Abby Hudgins via Facebook
Keep going!
Brian J. Swanson via Facebook
He has a great documentary. Warning it will piss you off once you learn the business of medicine. It's not about the cure.
Charlotte Aimee Gillbanks via Facebook
Wonderful news!
Dia Giordano via Facebook
Great news! My son did a college research paper on his treatment this year. The prof said there's no way my son could be responsible for such educated language, that he must have cheated. He answered that, well, we discuss alternative therapies all the time in our family and have for years. She said he knows his stuff! I'm glad. Information worth knowing well.
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Fred Tanner via Facebook
Great news! I have followed him for years.
Matt Marie McClanahan via Facebook
Our health care sharing ministry (Samaritan's Ministries) alerted us to this whole fiasco last year. Good news is needed!!
We're part of Samaritans Ministries health sharing plan too! I can't tell you how much we appreciate this alternative to traditional insurance. It's so refreshing to receive newsletters that are encouraging members to seek better/non-traditional healthcare if they so choose. We didn't join until early summer so we missed their addressing this doctor. However we have been Reading about him since Dr. Mercola first sent out an article/video link. Hopefully this isn't just another calm before the storm.
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I've done research on alternative cancer treatments for awhile now and I would definitely say that chemo is a medical fraud in too many cases. It destroys the immune system and permanently damages health. Though I admit I haven't looked into Dr. Burzynski treatments much though its great that chemo alternatives are gaining ground.
Yes Kelli, I have worked in a hospital for almost 30 yrs and "Cut, Poison and Burn" is the most disgusting thing I have ever had to witness, and then having to watch my own Dad go through it.. I have learned so much since then, almost 15 yrs ago…if you are willing to spend the time and energy to research the truth..you will be astounded by what you find! I have to say that not all doctors go along blindly..but the vast majority do or at least do not know what the options really are…big pharma is very powerful and deceitful and they obviously get to have major input at the educational levels… the main thing that I believe we all can take away from this victory of Dr. B, is that we must have choices…REAL CHOICES…and that takes men like Dr. B who is willing to try another way… God bless all those who are in this struggle as I believe it will eventually touch almost everyone personally, if we aren't educated and prepared to do battle. Life is a gift from God and it is a beautiful thing indeed..as I look in the face of my first precious grandchild..
I have experienced this treatment and this case is not the "persecution" you claim. This treatment is NOT harmless! It can be deadly itself. They don't mention that when you show up. It was $20,000 upfront for the first few days of treatment. How is this not monopolizing?? Like chemo, it makes the patient sick and unable to function normally. It requires a complete overhaul of your life(and diet) and the lives of those around you. Not to mention the antineoplastons WREAK!! I cannot even describe the awful smell that you are subjected to all day, every day. It permeates the house, everything, and everyone it touches. While I'm sure the treatment works for some, so does just a dietary change, so does doing nothing, so does a placebo. The FDA approval doesn't mean anything. If there's enough money, the FDA has approved many drugs that are then found to be deadly. In our experience, every patient that we met while there was dead within 2 months of returning home.
I do agree that every patient should have the right to choose their treatment. However, there is a lot of info missing about this particular case and this clinic. The government may not be as unfounded in their case as you are leading people to believe.
Hi Lynn,
If you don't mind me asking, what type of cancer were you diagnosed with and which stage? How old are you and what is your lifestyle like? Were you subjected to chemo and radiation prior to seeing Dr. Burzynski? Are you completely cancer free now and if so, how long has it been?
I'm interested because I had watched the documentary on the Doctor and naturally, it was convincing in the way I portrayed the process the doctor goes through with each patient, and that no treatment is handled the same. Nowadays, cancer is so prevalent in America and I attribute this to the toxins in our air and food. There are innumerable Americans who are completely clueless as to what is in the food throughout big chain supermarkets and the FDA's primary concern is profit, not the health of the Americans.
I was the primary caregiver for my mom. She was 52 had always been healthy & active, no history of cancer(except skin) in the family. She was diagnosed with a glioma. She was scheduled to start radiation for her inoperable brain tumor but instead opted for the Burzynski Clinic. She arrived at the clinic walking, talking and the picture of health. By the time we left 2 weeks later, she could barely carry on a conversation, had difficulty walking and she was so swollen from the massive amounts of steriods they prescribed that the family didn't recognize her when we stepped off the plane. Soon after arriving home, she had her first seizure which required hospitalization. Then it was back and forth for weeks with her on and off the treatment, in and out of the hospital. (she could not remain on treatment when in the hospital because it wasn't FDA approved) She died a few weeks later of a brain hemmorage. Another patient who had the same tumor, but had undergone chemo and radiation prior to coming to the clinic died in a similar way a few weeks later.
As for the treatment, we never actually saw Dr Burzynski~none of the patients we met had. My mom received their standard treatment for the type of tumor she had as did the other patient with the same tumor. As for the clinic and staff, they were amazingly kind and compassionate. My fear is that people will think that this are the best option when that may or may not be the case.
Like you, I attribute our high cancer rates to lifestyle and toxin exposure. For my own family, I now follow a mostly organic, unprocessed, natural diet which I grow as much of as I can. We avoid exposure to toxins in all household products and do not use plastics.
Thanks for sharing, but I am sorry to hear that it did not work out. I was so interested in hearing from an actual patient (or in your case, you were there step by step) because the documentary only reveals information on patients that were cured, and how quickly there cancer diminished within 1 year or less. My boyfriend's grandmother was diagnosed about 4 years ago with stage 4 cancer that began as lung but metastasized, and she just passed away on the 9th. She went through numerous rounds of chemo/radiation, went for MRIs and CAT scans and she was doing well, considering. But she did not change her diet and was constantly on the go (even at 80!) she was not your typical grandmother. We had looked into the Burzynski clinic and saw that the initial visit was $25,000, so it was not really an option for us, especially because she was 78 at the time. I've seen another documentary related to cancer and how these plants were producing a toxic chemical into the air, but a doctor that was featured stated that cancer is NOT hereditary. I truly believe that is the truth and I am the same was as you where I will only buy organic food, raw milk, and limit myself on eating out. You cannot trust 80% of what is being sold in a supermarket, so I do my research to educate myself the best that I can, because you know damn well the FDA isn't going to do it for you!
How did you do with the treatment? What kind of dietary changes were recommended and were the dietary changes custom for you?
I think my response to Jaclyn answers most of your questions. Regarding diet~because the treatment is really high in sodium, the diet eliminated sodium as much as possible. In addition, it was high in potassium and supplemented with it, to offset the high sodium. My mom voluntarily gave up all processed foods and sugars in order to increase her success having read that cancer feeds on sugar. Still, I had to draw blood every few days to have her potassium levels tested. At one point, we had to rush her to the ER to receive a potassium IV because her levels were so low they feared cardiac arrest.
Prior to her diagnosis, she had a pretty standard diet…except when she did Body for Life and followed the Fit for Life plans.
Other than the sodium issues, I don't recall the clinic offering much in the way of dietary advise. They did support her not eating processed or sugars though.
Lynn, thank you for sharing your story. I don't know if Burzynski is the right choice for everyone. It sounds like it wasn't the right choice for your mom. I'm glad that there are alternative cancer treatments out there. I personally know someone who is a cancer survivor through alternative therapy.
This is exactly why I eat good food plus take a high quality antioxidant and apotosis supplement. So that I don't have to face this scary issue.


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That's the launch of TBC a little over 3 years after the game first came out.
Who started playing since then?
I started around that time
I started way before
I started way after
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That's the launch of TBC a little over 3 years after the game first came out.
Who started playing since then?
Because the OP wants to know. Nothing you posted was interesting or helpful in any way, you're just being picky for the sake of it.
Jan 2005
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Started in June of 04 with Beta testings.
Started around mid Vanilla on my original account. I chose "Way Before" since technically 18 months is WAY before the launch of TBC.
Started just after the AQ race came to a close.
After that I started a priest: remember dying so much from the guys at the pumpkin fields I was about to give up. But after I finally managed to gather a full stack of linen cloth that I sold to another guy for 3 silver (the vendor price for a full stack is / was 2 silver, lol) I felt happy and proceeded to level 60, getting my first mount at 48 because I failed at using the AH properly. Ahh...nostalgia.
started shortly after release in 2004. tauren warrior that i leveled to 30, switched to an orc warlock and stayed that way up until wotlk where i played both the lock and a dk until mid way thru cata when i stopped playing =(
Vanilla felt like it lasted so much longer than the previous expansions, even though it was only like half a year longer.
Started 30th of march 2007. Tauren Hunter.
First memory is probably when I ran around with completely red gear (i.e 0% durability) until a friend laughed at me and told me to repair my gear.
Also the first time I found a rare mob. A green elite dragon in Swamp of Sorrows. He felt so special somehow. Died when I tried to kill him and never saw him again.
I started play the day before 40-man Naxx was added.
I invented WidowTracer.
I invented MeiVa.
What's next?
I played Vanilla on my brothers account but I got my own in the summer of 2007 so 7 months after TBC launch.


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The government opposes the proposal by the Log Cabin Republicans, a group that promotes equal rights for gays and lesbians, which seeks a "worldwide, military-wide injunction" of the 1993 law allowing gays and lesbians to serve in the armed forces as long as they don't reveal their sexual orientation, according to a federal court filing in Riverside, California.
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Jason A. Robison & Douglas S. Kenney, Equity and the Colorado River Compact, 42 Envtl. L. 1157 (2012). Hein Online | Westlaw | Lexis | Environmental Law (PDF)Jason A. Robison, Comment, Shaping Oregon Climate Policy in Light of the Kyoto Protocol, 21 J. Envtl. L. & Litig. 207 (2006). Hein Online | Lexis | Westlaw
Jason Anthony Robison, Climate Change & Allocation Institutions in the Colorado River Basin, in Water Policy and Planning in a Variable and Changing Climate 289 (forthcoming 2016). SSRN
Book Reviews
Jason Robison, A Compact in and of Itself, Book Review of Norris Hundley, Jr., Water and the West: The Colorado River Compact and the Politics of Water in the American West (2d ed. 2009), H-Net (September 2010). H-Net


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animus and anima by vesnerWatch
©2012-2016 vesner
The anima and animus, in Carl Jung's school of analytical psychology, are the two primary anthropomorphic archetypes of the unconscious mind as well as the abstract symbol sets that formulate the archetype of the Self. The anima and animus are described by Jung as elements of his theory of the collective unconscious, a domain of the unconscious that transcends the personal psyche. In the unconscious of the male, it finds expression as a feminine inner personality: anima; equivalently, in the unconscious of the female it is expressed as a masculine inner personality: animus.
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that's creepy... I'm like it.
This is Art!
excellent work
Amazing. I am in awe of your work. What does the red thread symbolize?
I find not only the picture interesting but also what you wrote. Even though I don't believe in it, I find it fascinating.
I'm done. I'm done being an artist. You win.
Holy fuck... Im hunna have to invest in photoshop cs5 lol great work would love maybe a snall tutorial on something like this???
Wow! Amazing!
I love the textured you put in the trees. It gives it a realistic but mystical feeling. Bravo!
So terrific! I've seen some of your other marvelous creations but this is one of the best! Awesome!
Amazing work you are really talented.
This is incredible
dark and glorious
Using wacom intuos 5? :3
I like how you interpret the archetypes harmoniously combining .Giving fullness and strength to the tree.The dead feathered one.... flight of fancy.
Jungian artwork FTW!
Love it!
...You lost me in the description. I'll probably have to read it again.
It's fasinating! I did a project and investigation on Carl JUng's Analytical Psycology and the animus and anima was by one of my favorites only after the persona!
For lack of a better word this piece is just fascinating.
Very interesting interpretation of the concept, the composition is excellent you have a really great range of values here, the shapes are accentuated very well.
This is an amazing piece. What made you choose to represent the archetypes as a tree?
just... WOW!
I love it. I truly love it a lot. I wish Carl Jung was alive so I could meet him in person.
Really amazing,nothing I say would be worrthy.
oh my freaking god. that's just epic.
Wow. This is just incredibly beautiful.
aside from the incredible eye for detail you have, the theory and muse behind the work adds a significant edge that i had yet to really view in your other works.
Although nothing less of stunning i do find that the masculine side grabs hold of mine own eye and held it until i re-sized the picture and looked again. This is probably my eyes own fault for missing that part though.
Although nothing less of stunning i do find that the masculine side grabs hold of mine own eye and held it until i re-sized the picture and looked again. This is probably my eyes own fault for missing that part though.
This is amazing, absolutely gorgeous.
Oh ... man... that's.. something else... wow.. very very unique and interesting!!!!! Never knew about this before now.. very interesting! THANKS FOR SHARING!! We all need to broaden our horizons with such knowledge.
This.is.BEAUITFULLL!! :d
I was just learning about the concept of animus and anima in English class yesterday, I thought the whole lecture was fascinating!
I really like your depiction of this concept, especially the twisting tree
I really like your depiction of this concept, especially the twisting tree
ładne :3
I have no words.
Wow I love how detailed it. And the tree is so beautiful, I totally cant draw trees xD but yours are perfect also I loved the colors that you choosed because it give an mystery admosphere.
This is just amazing! All of the detail...! I love the effect of the red string/bird against the rest of the image. There is something about this that definitely gives it a very... 'mind-scape' type feeling, though I can't quite put a finger on it. Awesome work! n.n
Absolutely mazing piece.
Impressive. This piece is really astonishing. The damn high grade of detail once again kicks butt. I really love the effect you have created with this light in the background and the trees in there. The big tree in the middle is done just great too. Also a really interesting image and meaning behind it. This picture is just brilliant once again and I like it very much


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All Rise...
On a dare, Judge Dennis Prince once shaved his left one.
The Charge
Failure is not an option…unless this is Hollywood.
Opening Statement
It's a game of "who's oppressing whom" in Ridley Scott's 1997 film G.I. Jane. If you like your feminism bubbling, your politics simmering, and your bald women ripped and rough, you've come to the right place.
Facts of the Case
Feminist Texas Senator, Lillian DeHaven (Anne Bancroft, The Miracle Worker), acting head of the Armed Service Committee, is outraged at the lack of gender integration within the male-dominated military. In a power play, she trades a confirmation vote for Secretary of the Navy-elect Theodore Hayes (Daniel von Bargen, Super Troopers) in exchange for the enlistment of Lt. Jordan O'Neil (Demi Moore, Striptease) into the SEAL program. Naturally, the presiding naval brass aren't too keen on the idea, persisting in their prevention of women in combat, but comply in order to secure Hayes' confirmation. Jordan now has the task of enduring the rigorous training that routinely dispenses with 60-percent of the male recruits, striving to break the glass ceiling that would continue to deem women in the armed services require special considerations and are, therefore, a liability to any military unit.
The Evidence
From its raw premise, G.I. Jane is a veritable powder keg certain to explode in the faces on either side of this particular debate. The film would serve, then, to mediate between the two opposing factions, providing equal time for this long-standing argument over equal rights. Unfortunately, objectivity seems absent in this particular dialogue, penned by Danielle Alexandra and David Twohy (Pitch Black), given that every men-versus-women stereotype is exploited without compunction. Ultimately, it exposes the most despicable natures of military minds and political profiteers. The film begins with the caustic Senator DeHaven exploiting a confirmation hearing through the surprise issuance of damning details about the lack of sexual integration in the Armed Forces. She then has the temerity to confirm the candidate, a man she publicly blasted for his chauvinistic attitudes. For DeHaven, it's all about leveraging her position to secure her own reelection.
Unscrupulous politicians.
We also see how O'Neil, as a Naval radar intelligence analyst, is snubbed over her suggestions to ensure the safety of a small collective of troops facing ambush in the Middle East. The presiding commander determines her analysis is naive and proceeds to counter her suggestions only to discover she was right and the potential losses are narrowly avoided.
Unenlightened officers.
Then, when it comes time to select a candidate for the SEAL "test case" program, DeHaven is careful to choose a relatively attractive individual, unwilling to risk a physically overdeveloped female might also bring the embarrassment of being exposed as a lesbian.
When O'Neil arrives to the SEAL training camp, she's immediately ogled and assailed by catcalls from the sexually aggressive cadets while her superior officer, Capt. Salem (Scott Wilson, Pearl Harbor), seethes at the political correctness that has infected his base, personified by O'Neil.
And so the story goes, back and forth, the script never giving us much to settle into since the whole operation, politically and militarily, appears absolutely SNAFU. This isn't to say it's uninteresting; it's not. The acclaimed Ridley Scott does well to construct a fast-paced drama, and he gives us plenty of time with the different characters so we can appropriately root or hiss them. Unfortunately, the characters are so two-dimensional that we can only develop binary assessments of each. The other men at the SEAL training camp are shallow and utilitarian in their existence, none provide any sort of interesting backstory nor undergoing anything that would remotely resemble a character arc. At the center of it all is Demi Moore as Lt. Jordan O'Neil, played by Demi Moore. That is to say, we can never forget that it's Demi Moore we're watching—she plays Lt. Jordan O'Neil—and it's really Demi Moore doing those extreme ab-crunches and one-armed push-ups. Perhaps the point is belabored but certainly G.I. Jane was intended to be a bounce-back project for the growingly irrelevant Moore, who at the time was in the midst of a freefall following the woeful The Scarlet Letter and Striptease. While there is much to be admired in Moore's physique and commitment to "go commando" (well, she shaved her head, anyway), we lose the relevance of the character of O'Neil for all of Moore's upstaging screen presence. Some viewers might not take exception to this but whenever a character cannot obscure the actor, we all lose.
But there's plenty of rigorous and brutal training taking place and it does become interesting to watch. Unfortunately, the script lacks the requisite confidence to play out its intention and, instead, delivers a final act that is so woefully contrived it smacks of the same cheese that set Top Gun aloft. Ultimately, it renders any previous good work as almost completely FUBAR.
G.I. Jane was one of the earliest DVD releases, being issued in 1998 with a non-anamorphic transfer that looked pretty dismal. Now, Buena Vista Home Entertainment (via Touchstone Pictures) offers the film in a high-definition transfer that should stand head and shoulders above its predecessor. Well, it doesn't necessarily stand up to the rigorous expectations that early adopters have established. The image is encoded in a 1080p / AVC transfer, framed at a 2.35:1 aspect ratio. From the opening frame, it's immediately apparent this disc will be lacking, the depth looking flat and the color palette being noticeably drab. Surely this is within the production design and many scenes were filmed with a softened focus, but this only translates to an unimpressive high-def presentation that hardly looks better than an upscaled DVD playback. If there were any moments of "pop," they could be counted on one hand. The audio, however, fared better, the uncompressed PCM 5.1 Surround track extending the soundstage well and delivering many well-imaged directional effects (especially the training sequences that featured bullets and tracer rounds zinging overhead). Through it all, the dialog, stilted though it is, never gets muddled. There are no extras on this disc.
The Rebuttal Witnesses
Unfortunately for us all, G.I. Jane never opens up new dialogue over the issue at hand, it merely fans the embers that have been smoldering for decades. If it does bring light to anything, it's the fact that it's difficult to determine which is more archaic: men's attitudes towards women or women's attitudes towards men they believe have attitudes towards women. Despite itself, the film comes off as a pissing contest through its vitriolic condemnation of men and whining protest over women's' lack of military opportunities.
How mundane.
Closing Statement
While it would be satisfying to be able to shout out a "Hoo rah!" for this Blu-ray release of G.I. Jane, cooler thoughts prevail and this disc can only be marginally recommended. Rent it before you buy it because, Blu-ray or not, this one inevitably fails to make a lasting impression.
The Verdict
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PASADENA (September 3, 2014) A 5-year-old Texas girl who was flown to a Houston hospital after she was discovered trapped inside a running washing machine at a self-service laundry is expected to survive, authorities said.
A customer found the girl inside the washing machine Tuesday at Le's Washateria in Pasadena.
The youngster had been "tumbling pretty fast" for several minutes before she was rescued, police said.
Police didn't know who the girl ended up trapped inside the machine or how it was started.
The manager told a woman who tried to use the machine earlier that the washer wasn't working and returned her money, police said.
The laundromat owner says an employee used circuit breakers to stop the machine.
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Captain Marvel - OG Marvel remix DB by ogi-gWatch
©2012-2016 ogi-g
I totally love this drawing! Very well done.
makes sense that he'd look "cosmic" right? lol thank you
Yeah but you sort of kicked it up a notch compared to how I've seen him rendered when he's cosmic Welcome
Fantastic design!
love it an excellent redesign that's how he should look
very cool
the best version of him
Hey... wasn't captain Marvel a black women first?
there were at least 4 different captain marvels, i don't know which one came first, but yes, she was one of the captains
Well its the one I know about ^^ (the one that appeared in F-4 in the mid 90's? I think it was earlier...)
super costume
Galaxy Foam Suit!
I love these designs! Frankly though I'm surprised you did Captain Marvel, I thought nobody even cared about him after he was put on a bus in the comics.
Good job on Genis!
Amazing redesign!
I'd love to see tour take on Steve! You blend form and function so amazingly.
which steve? cap america?
he on the list
ps: how do u get the thumbnail in the comment?
ps: how do u get the thumbnail in the comment?
Pure skillz on all of these! Great job! I especially love your Spider-Man and Captain Marvel!
nice job on these! is it for anything in particular?
Super awesome
awesome, but he is a classic character. maybe a variation of his original costume. and he must have blonde hair!!!!


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Thursday 05 December 2013Flybe has announced its summer schedule for 2014 and the airline can now confirm that it is withdrawing 30 routes of which 14 normally operate for summer only.
The Exeter withdrawals are as follows:
Route: Exeter – Newcastle
Last Operating Date: 28.03.14
Summer seasonal routes not operating:
Exeter - Barcelona
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Passengers affected by the route withdrawals are being contacted and offered, where possible, an alternative Flybe flight or a full refund on their ticket.
The airline will operate more than 150 routes from 65 UK and European airports between March 30th and October 25th, 2014.
The timetable reaffirms Flybe's ongoing commitment to the regional economies of the UK and, with fares starting at just £19.99 one way including taxes and charges, the airline is determined to provide a product and an experience that is in tune with its customers' needs.
Commenting on the new schedule, Paul Simmons, Flybe's Chief Commercial Officer said: "We recently announced that we would be reconfiguring our route network as part of a carefully planned strategy to optimise our operations. We have since taken a long hard look at all the routes we fly to make sure that our new schedule is what our customers really want and that they operate at the best possible times for everyone. The extent of our confirmed regional network means that no other airline has the regional and onward international connectivity offered by Flybe."
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Leeds Bradford – Southampton 19.01.14
Cardiff – Glasgow 19.01.14
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Glasgow – Paris CDG 19.01.14*
*These two routes will still operate between Feb 20-24th to accommodate those travelling to Six Nations matches
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Southampton - Barcelona
Belfast City – Jersey
Bristol – Isle of Man
Edinburgh – Knock
Exeter – Nice
Isle of Man - Jersey
Isle of Man - Luton
Isle of Man – Southampton
Jersey – Luton
Jersey - Newcastle
Limoges - Newcastle
Newquay – Norwich
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