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I know I say this all the time, but I have ANOTHER favorite L'Auberge wedding! Earlier this month I had the pleasure of working with Joana and Jelani, two of the most stylish and gorgeous people you will ever meet, on all the details of their stunning lavendar wedding in Del Mar.
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The receptionist REFUSED to see me – My week is irritating so far- maybe it's PMS. I HAD an appt at the gyno today but no one called to confirm the appt/- so I called to confirm it. They had asked me when I made the appt if I ever had an abnormal pap, I said "yes" I should have said "no" but I said "yes"
And the bitch receptionist (that-BTW I had to call 3 THREE THREE times to ask if they took my insurance, the first time she said "no" and I said "you are on my list" and she said "call your insurance company to make sure we are on there- sometimes they change without updating the website" and so I called the insurance company and THEN called her back and she still said "no" "call you insurance again and see if maybe we are carriers with a different name" so I did.. and they were.. under a different name) told me I must bring in my past medical records from my last two GYN appts.- well I have never heard that they won't see you if you don't have past medical records- so when I called to confirm she said "do you have you past records" and I said "I have the abnormal PAP records, and my last PAP was normal, so I didn't get that one" and she said "well, I can't take your word for it that it was normal, we need to reschedule this appt until you get both of them" I told her I just need BCP and I have been going to the GYN for 10 years and never had to bring anything but my PUSSY to the GYN. Anyway, after all that no appt- i called another office and made and appt- they didn't ask anything but my name, phone number and insurance name and a "we'll see you Monday"
waste of my time, and I will have to go a month without birth control. AWESOME.
Great Doc – My opionion of Dr Schmitz is she is a wonderful doctor. She will take care of your every need. I have trouble carrying babies and she made sure that I would deliver a full term baby. The only thing is she is very blunt and it can be offensive at times. There were several times she hurt my feelings from some comments that she made. I think in the condition I was in she should of been a little more sensitive. She tends to be judgmental.Barbara however is very nice and is very careful how she words things. She has a lot of experience working with teenagers so she would be the best bet if you are looking for your young daughter. I have been a patient there since 2003 and I will not change doctors, despite her judgemental ways she takes very good care of my pregnacys and me. I would'nt trust another doctor the way I trust her.
love doctor, hate nurse – I had a WONDERFUL experience with Dr. Schmitz, with the birth of my son last year. She fully supported my wishes for a natural birth and never pushed interventions like a c-section. She treated me with compassion and concern, spending several hours during my labor on a Saturday when I'm sure she would have rather been spending time with her family.
Unfortunately, I had a horrible experience with her nurse practitioner. Barbara never listened, but instead dolled out canned instructions without consulting to see what would help my specific situation. For instance, I had terrible heartburn during pregnancy and she just brushed it off by telling me to avoid specific foods - foods that I didn't eat anyway. She refused to prescribe a medication that would be safe and effective. I also developed a excruciating postpartum rash and she told me to just use calamine lotion, which does absolutely nothing for this condition. Dr. Schmitz later said I should have called her over the holiday weekend for help, but Barbara had said that I just needed to tough it out, with calamine lotion and oatmeal baths.
I would love to deliver my next child with Dr. Schmitz, but she is now at South Austin Hospital and the experiences with Barbara have left me looking elsewhere. Seton SW was such a great place to give birth and there is no need to subject myself to any more interactions with Barbara. There's enough stress involved with pregnancy than to have to deal with that...
(I agree the wait times can be terribly inconvenient, but if I had been ready to deliver during her office hours, I would have wanted her there with me too! So I cut her slack for that. But, it would be nice if the office staff would keep the waiting patients informed, rather than just waiting with no idea of what is going on.)
Always responds to concerns – I disagree with the last reviewers comments completely. I have been seeing Dr Schmitz since 1999 and she has delivered 2 of my 3 children. She has never pushed a C-section on me at all. In fact, both of my children were breech and Dr. Schmitz did an external version procedure both times and successfully turned the baby in both cases- all to avoid C-section! Dr. Schmitz helped me deliver my largest child (over 10 lbs. and the delivery was the best one I have ever had). I did not have a C-section and,with the help of olive oil, the delivery was amazingly trouble-free. In my experience, if Dr Schmitz recommends surgery it is because it is really necessary. Also, Dr. Schmitz also always responds to concerns that I have and I have never walked away feeling like a problem is unresolved. To be fair, there are a couple of downsides. One issue is that she is a solo practitioner and there are sometimes long waits, but that can happen with any OB. The biggest detractor from her office, in my opinion, is the nursing staff. The receptionists are great, but the nurses seem inexperienced and the nurse practitioner in her office tends to be dismissive of concerns. All that aside, I am a loyal patient of Dr. Schmitz because she has always done the right thing for me and my babies.
Warning: This Woman is C-Section Happy! – This doctor is NOT very compassionate and certainly does not listen to the patient's needs. She is more concerned with convenience and what makes her life easier. She forced us to have a C-Section against our will because of "Failure to Progress", when all of us (baby and mom) were fine and willing to continue. The truth was that our baby was born at 6pm and Dr. Smitz wanted to go home to dinner with her family and was tired of waiting for us. Most of her patients end up with C-Sections b/c it is easier for her and she makes more money from C-Sections.
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Touring by 4X4 vehicle allows you to explore areas of Malta, not visited by tourists and some beautiful parts of Maltese countryside. Join 4X4 tour where safari leader/driver points out locations & landscapes during drive. All vehicles are brought to Pinto Wharf where you'll depart & proceed to northern part of Malta. Continue on Mellieha, drive past Red Tower towards Anchor Bay & Golden Sands for possible swim stop. Proceed with drive to Mgarr and Fomm ir-Rih with photo stop at Dingli Cliffs. Drive towards Ghar Lapsi & Blue Grotto. Return to port via Marsaxlokk, time permitting. Note: excursion involves steep ascents & descents. See full description for important & complete notes.
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Delight in a kaleidoscope of blues and greens and unique formations in the series of cliffside caves that can only be accessed sea. Enjoy a scenic drive to and from the boat departure point. On the return, enjoy free time in a traditional fishing village. NOTES: Must walk approx 600 yds over very uneven surfaces at cliffs many steps to reach boat boarding area. Exact itinerary & cave viewing dependent upon wind & weather conditions. Have approx 45 mins for shopping. Walking in Marsaxlokk is at guests' discretion. Drive to/from port is approx 45 min.
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Discover Malta's long history on a combined walking and bus tour that encompasses the Baroque grandeur of Valletta; the medieval former capital of Mdina; and three Neolithic temples that are older than Egypt's pyramids. This excursion includes lunch at a resort and free time at a handicrafts village. NOTES: Must walk approx 1 mile over even & cobblestone surfaces with 20 steps at Cathedral & Palace. Respectful attire required. See full description for important and complete notes.
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See Malta's great natural beauty and historic landmarks from the comfort of a coach and with minimal walking. Highlights include the Vitorriosa's Church of St. Lawrence, the fishing village of Marsaxlokk, the Dingli Cliffs, and the walled city of Mdina and the surrounding town of Rabat. NOTES: Guests must be able to walk approximately 300 yards over even surfaces and 2 to 3 steps to board the coach. The amount of walking during the free time is at the discretion of the guests.
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Explore Malta's historic splendors of Malta in two walled cities. The former capital of Mdina, in the middle of the island, is a medieval town whose heritages dates to the ancient Phoenicians. In Valletta, see landmarks such as the Upper Barracca Gardens, St. John's Co-Cathedral and the Magisterial Palace. NOTES: Guests must be able to walk approx. 1 mile over even and cobblestone surfaces in each city. Guests will have to navigate approx. 40 steps at the cathedral and palace. In order to enter the cathedral, respectful attire which covers shoulders and knees.
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Discover the origins of modern Malta and its handicraft traditions. The ride from the ship will take you through scenic landscapes and historic Arab architecture en route to Mdina, the ancient town that dates back nearly 3,000 years, for a guided walk inside the walled city. Visit a handicrafts village for a shopping and a glass-blowing factory demostration by local artisans. In the town of Mosta, tour the domed church and hear about the miracle that saved it from destruction during World War II. NOTES: Must walk approx 1 mile over cobblestone streets with 5 - 10 steps. Walking in Handicrafts area is at guest's discretion. Respectful attire required.
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Depart to Dingli where you will receive introduction to the Segway. Once the orientation has concluded, explore Dingli Village & move towards Buskett. A track towards Buskett ends this portion of tour & ensures all turning & maneuvering skills have been mastered before a short break. The second half of tour is where you'll have the chance to increase speed & see how it handles hills & slopes. Explore the park. Continue & set off for Dingli Cliffs. Enjoy views of Filfla until next stop at the Magdalene Chapel were you'll have a short break for photos & refreshments. Return to base & pier in your minibus. See full description for complete details & important notes & disclaimers on this tour.
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Depart quayside for Marsaxlokk for free time (approx 30 mins) to explore village, before drive to Three Cities. Drive to Senglea to see city. Embark coach & drive via Cospicua to Vittoriosa for exterior view of buildings including Auberges of Knights - Hospital, Armoury, Treasury, various palaces, Fort St. Angelo & St. Lawrence Church. At Vittoriosa quay, board vessel for boat trip around Valletta harbor. At end of harbor cruise, vessel will debark guests directly at Pinto Wharf. Note: must walk approx 0.5 mile over cobblestone & uneven streets with 40 - 55 steps. Due to berthing restrictions, the harbor cruise might start from Sliema Ferries. Cruise is weather dependent & may be cancelled
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The future of business is with the world's big cities
A panel discussion at the Global Cities Initiative, which convened at USC on March 21 at USC in Los Angeles. On the agenda was the shift from trade between countries to trade between cities.
We're accustomed to thinking about global trade as being between countries or large political and economic entities, like the European Union. The U.S. trades with China. China trades with Europe. Australia trades with Japan. And so.
But that wasn't the story presented at the Global Cities Initiative conference I attended last week at USC. The event was put on by the Brookings Institution and J.P. Morgan Chase and featured a series of panels structured around the transformation of trade for something between countries to something between cities.
The big driver here is that the world's emerging middle classes, in countries as divergent as China and Brazil (to name two of the real heavy hitters), are increasingly moving to cities, rather than staying in the countryside or establishing urban alternatives.


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Is it safe to assume there will be a World of Warcraft expansion announcement at BlizzCon this year? Also, do you think they will talk about Titan?
Is it safe to assume there will be a World of Warcraft expansion announcement at BlizzCon this year? Also, do you think they will talk about Titan?
More than safe to assume that WoW xpac will be revealed at BlizzCon. It's pretty much guaranteed.
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I think they will.
But when is it?
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Titan is unlikely to be mentioned except maybe some small hints, they said before they don't expect to give any info until 2014
but the next WoW expansion is likely
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On topic: Usually Blizzard Announce an expansion at blizzcon (hypothetically) year 6
Year 7 Blizzcon blizzard don't announce an expansion
Year 8 Blizzcon blizzard announce next expansion.
Every blizzcon has followed that ^ sort of routine, and as they missed Blizzcon 2012, i think it's pretty safe to assume that this year there will be an announcement.
Personally I hope for a new burning legion type expansion, introducing demon hunters - since they want to bring back illidan aswell he'd probably train them up or event them to the elf races. Would be pretty neat.
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I'd bet copious amounts of money and valuable goods on an expansion announcement.
Mostly because I believe they've already outed and said they'd announce one.
A teaser. Maybe some info if we're lucky.
I won't be surprised if we hear nothing to very little.
In fact, I doubt we'll get any titan stuff until 2014.
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Yeah, it's pretty much guaranteed. Not sure about Titan, maybe a few details but I wouldn't expect anything huge.
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The pattern has always been this. WoTLK released November, next Blizzcon Cata was announced even though it was a year away. This has been the trend with each expansion. Titan is also most likely going to be revealed. If I can recall correctly somebody (maybe Mike?) said there would be a big reveal at Blizzcon 2012 or 2013, welp that would be this one.


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History will record that these young men lost to Strathroy in overtime in semifinal action. But the truth is they are all winners in these eyes.
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It's not too shabby when you battle your way to the semifinal at the one tournament everyone in minor hockey feels is probably the toughest to win in North America.
Just getting there shows the Midland Minor Hockey Association is continuing to offer a top-quality program, with emphasis on not only building competitive hockey teams, but also providing a rewarding life experience for a talented bunch of youths.
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Jose Mourinho has stated that he's very happy with his current squad and wants to see no changes in the January transfer window.
Kieran Gibbs will miss yet another Arsenal match due to injury with the ankle injury that kept him out of the Everton and West Ham matches persisting for one more week.
Rafael's hamstring injury has persisted with the right back to miss Manchester United's match with Champions League hopefuls Everton.
Christian Eriksen registered two assists, both from set pieces, to help propel Tottenham over Fulham 3-1.
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Manuel Pellegrini is expecting to 'continue with the same situation' against West Brom, meaning he expects David Silva, Jesus Navas, Matija Nastasic and Yaya Toure to miss out through injury.
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Statistics don't lie, do they? And they tell us that when you're not paying attention on the road, people can be hurt or killed in crashes.
So the campaign against distracted driving is a good thing.
Our lawmakers have made it illegal to use handheld cellphones while driving, and texting while driving is a no-brainer.
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You see them in Chicago, and in many other cities and towns. Go through a red light, and your car will be electronically ticketed. Sometimes you'll pay $100.
The mayors and council leaders sell the red-light cameras as safety cameras, insisting that they're designed to cut down on crashes, including the right-angle collisions known as "T-bone" accidents.
But that's not the real reason for the red-light cameras. The real reason is revenue. Since the red-light cameras were instituted in 2003, City Hall has hauled in some $400 million in revenue. And that chunk of revenue didn't require cops writing tickets or tax dollars to pay the cops' salaries and benefits.
Red-light cameras are about squeezing the behinds of drivers, and it's been painful. You can't fight a red-light camera ticket. There's your car in the photo. So you pay.
So let's be honest about this. Let's stop calling them "red-light cameras." Why not call them "squeeze-the-behind cameras" or "buttock revenue enhancers."
Personally, I think "buttock revenue enhancers" is rather poetic. The buttocks of the people get squeezed, the revenue is enhanced, and City Hall smiles.
Naturally, as Mayor Rahmfather's policy geeks read the words "buttock revenue enhancers," they will take umbrage with this column and clench their fists in rage and write angry letters to my boss.
His people will note, and properly so, that the buttock revenue enhancers have indeed cut down on T-Bone car crashes in every city they've been tried.
But there's another feature of the cameras. Once drivers get hit with a few tickets, an amazing thing happens: They're driving, the light turns yellow, they've become conditioned like Pavlov's dog, and they slam on the brakes to avoid a ticket.
The car screeches to a halt. And whew, they don't get a ticket. But they get something else: rear-ended.
"I just had a four-car rear-ender," Mike the Cop told me the other day. "Four cars. Why? Because of the cameras."
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The University of North Carolina's Highway Safety Research Center notes that crashes from drivers running red lights are a serious problem. But it also cites statistics showing that the average number of rear-end crashes went up 15 percent after red-light cameras were installed. Hence, Mike the Cop's anecdote about the four-rear-ender is supported by dispassionate research.


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Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams™ Selected From National Pool of Student Applicants
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Cambridge, Mass., October 17, 2012 — Engaging young Americans in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) continues to be a key strategy to maintaining the United States' position as a global leader. Yet a 2011 report by the U.S. Department of Commerce found that nearly half of the U.S. workforce – women – continues to be a minority in STEM fields, holding less than 25 percent of jobs1. The same report found that women hold a disproportionately low share of STEM undergraduate degrees, particularly in engineering.
The Lemelson-MIT Program is helping to address this gender gap, awarding – based on technical merit – three all-girl schools up to $10,000 in grant funding as part of the 2012-2013 InvenTeam initiative. Sixteen teams total comprised of students, teachers and mentors will pursue year-long invention projects that address real-world problems. Now in its tenth year as a national grants program, InvenTeams aims to inspire a new generation of inventors by engaging participants in creative thinking, problem-solving and hands-on learning in STEM.
"The gender gap within STEM fields can be attributed, in part, to the need for more female role models in related careers," said Joshua Schuler, executive director of the Lemelson-MIT Program. "Hands-on learning programs that reach young women and men, like Lemelson-MIT's InvenTeam initiative, ensure that we continue to grow our future pool of science and technology leaders and icons."
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Jerome H. Lemelson, one of U.S. history's most prolific inventors, and his wife Dorothy founded the Lemelson-MIT Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1994. It is funded by The Lemelson Foundation and administered by the School of Engineering. The Foundation sparks, sustains and celebrates innovation and the inventive spirit. It supports projects in the U.S. and developing countries that nurture innovators and unleash invention to advance economic, social and environmentally sustainable development. To date The Lemelson Foundation has donated or committed more than U.S. $150 million in support of its mission. http://web.mit.edu/invent/
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Solid value 3-star hotel – Very satisfied so far. The young woman at the front desk was was welcoming and professional. The room is clean, spacious, and well-appointed with desk, breakfast table, and flat screen tv. The bed was very comfortable; we like a firm bed. The vanity needs a hook or towel bar placed higher for hanging toiletry bags.
The hotel is near the airport, so it is not a scenic area. I didn't see any vagrants, still I wouldn't walk around here at night,. The hotel itself is safe and quiet at night. Light traffic noise in the day. If you want scenery and Oakland airport shuttle, I'd recommend the Marina Inn in San Leandro. But for proximity to Oakland and SF this is a great value.
I wish there was a complementary breakfast, but continental or full breakfast can be pre-ordered through room service or ordered in the restaurant. The wireless Internet works very well.
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Worst hotel ever...don't stay here! – The shuttle was slow picking us up. It took them 30 minutes to find our reservation. The maid stole from our suitcase in our room and the hotel would not reimburse us. The area is bad. We had several homeless people ask us for money and saw many of them digging through the trash dumpster in the parking lot. The staff is not very friendly. There is no hot tub or jacuzzi as they advertise on many sites. They charge to take you anywhere other than the airport. The beds are hard and uncomfortable. Not a good value for the money at all.
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Only went to her once. I told her I needed to keep it long, to weigh my hair down (I have tight curls, fine hair, but lots of it) and keep it from getting "poofy" because I hate poofy. She took off three inches (claiming it was damaged) and I left looking like Shirley temple. I told her I liked soft curls, not scrunchy. I left with stiff straw hair that I had to rewash. The cut is okay, but I have to straighten it now in order to not look like a childish curly bob. And I have a huge hunk of hair that is shorter in the back (she said "soft face framing layers that will make you look like a movie star"... yeah, a 5 yr old movie star from the 1930s and my "face" is not in the back of my head). She talked my ear off and doesn't seem to listen very well. I mentioned the experience to a friend, without mentioning her name, and my friend guessed who she was straight out. Guess she has a reputation for chatter. For $100, I would have expected a more professional experience.
I was in St. Petersburg for business (from Montana) and had Cynthia cut my hair. I have had others cut my hair using the dry cut method and have not been that happy with it. Cynthia evaluated my curl type and recommended a wet cut based on her assessment and training. It was the best haircut I've ever had!! I wish I could go back every time I'm ready for a haircut.....any desire to move to Montana Cynthia? Thanks for a great haircut and for teaching me how to care for my curls!
Four months ago I was traumatized by a new hairdresser who gave me the worst color and cut of my adult life. I was actually afraid to go to another salon, despite the fact that I had 4 months of roots. I saw an article about Cynthia in the newspaper and decided to try. So I drove longer than I had even driven for a hair salon...it was worth the trip. Cynthia gave great tips and walked me through everything that she did. And my hair looks great! I have found a new salon!
Love the cut and the tips i got from Cynthia.. i was visiting Tampa for work and needed a hair cut badly... just googled her and am so happy to have found her.. i really wish you can someday open up another salon in my part of town. thanks for the tips and the lift too :)
She fondly refers to me a client Zero. i was her first curly girl and introduced her to naturallycurly.com She is FAB, up-to-date, and just overall amazing!!!
Cynthia has the education, skills, and experience to rescue and enhance your curly hair needs. She listens to your concerns and works with you. I have been going to her for 8 years. I would go out of my way for her service. I strongly recommend her.
I started going to Cynthia 2 or 3 years ago after a co-worker told me she specializes in cutting and styling curls. After years of frustration from trying to find a stylist that wasn't afraid of cutting my curls, Cynthia has been a Godsend. Seriously. She is confident and experienced, she knows what she's doing, and my hair has never looked better!!! I HIGHLY recommend Cynthia to any girl or woman with hard-to-manage hair, not just curls. She listens to what you are looking for with your hair, and she makes it happen. I love Cynthia. I just can't say it enough!!! Plus, Cynthia is always looking for new product, new skills, and new techniques. She is always learning. A+ Cynthia. Can't wait for my next appointment :)
Fixed my triangle! She has given me the best cut and color job, and was able to recommend me products that worked with my hair.
Cynthia is absolutely amazing! I live in Tampa and drive about a half an hour each way just to have her cut my hair, I wouldn't trust anyone else to do such a great job. I have been seeing her for about 5 years and even if I moved away I would still make a point to come back and see her she is just that good!
she is the best!! both in cut and coloring. every appointment with her is like a "curly hair 101" session.
Cynthia is the best when it comes to curly hair. She understands curl pattern and structure. She consistently strives to improve her skills always keeping up with the latest information. Her salon is beautiful and immaculent. I drive 2 hours each way every seven weeks to see her. She is well worth the drive. She is the best at what she does!
Can you remember the first time you paid a visit to your current stylist? I do and with good reason: I had my first haircut by Cynthia in January 2007, and I remember the date clearly because it truly was a life changing experience! In fact, when January nears I often tease Cynthia that "our anniversary is coming up." As a curly girl born in '71, I grew up watching Charlie's Angles, the Love Boat and then MTV. And, like many girls of my age, I tried my hardest to copy the hairstyles of the TV icons of the day. Sadly, curly hair does not do the "Farah". And, when you factor in the humidity of my Florida home, well... you can imagine the disaster that was my hair. Two words: curly mushroom! As I got older, I learned a few things to help me manage my 'do, but I was certainly not proud of my curly locks. So, since that fateful day in January when I heeded the advice of a friend and paid a visit Cynthia, I have never looked back nor has my hair has ever looked better! Cynthia is my "hairy" godmother! She introduced me to products designed for curls, taught me how to use them, told me to shampoo less (a lot less!), condition more and gave me a hair cut that made me stand straighter, instantly lose 20 lbs , and allowed me to (FINALLY!) feel beautiful and excited about my curls. And, better than a fairy godmother, her magic didn't end at midnight. Cynthia still continues to be my "go-to" stylist and better yet, has become a friend. She now cuts my six-year-old daughter's hair, my three-year-old son's hair, my husband's hair (yes, we are a curly family!) and if anyone should ever ask me who does my hair, I gladly tell them they must see Cynthia. So, here's to you Cynthia - thanks for making everyday a good hair day!
Cynthia knows her curls! She goes out of her way to stay on top of the latest curly trends, training, styles and products. Tell her your hair issues and she'll help you get the best out of your curls. Also, she is amazing at color-- from natural to fun and funky, she can do it all! I personally prefer my natural color minus the gray and Cynthia gets it perfect every time. I love how put together I feel after a visit with Cynthia.
After my experience with a "curl expert" in this area, I was desperate to find someone who really knew how to cut and style curly hair. My research led me to Cynthia at Loft 21 and it has truly been the single most wonderful experience I have ever had with a hair stylist. Aside from the fact that she was very confident in her talents (which helped me feel comfortable) she has been the only person to ever explain that just because you have curly hair doesn't mean you can't have a hair style. My hair has been long (either mid back or longer) since the early 90's. No real style...just long and curly. Due to bad experiences, I was so afraid of letting just anyone touch my hair that I didn't get a hair cut for over 4 years. I walked out of Cynthia's salon yesterday, with a wonderful short (above shoulder) hairstyle and a new love for my curls. I have been told that I look both, more sophisticated and younger all at the same time. If you, like me, were afraid of how the wrong haircut could damage your hair...just stop in and meet her. You will see what I mean. Side note: My 18 year old daughter loved my hair so much that she is going in to have her hair cut with Cynthia very soon. Thank you so much Cynthia!
I have followed Cynthia to 4 salons. She is that good! She truly understands how my hair works and it always looks fabulous. Plus she is always willing to accomodate whenever I change my mind on what I want and that happens quite often. LOL! The Ouidad carve and slice has done wonders for my hair. I was a little skeptical at first at what it would do (bad memories of thinning shears and razoring) but it has been great. It allowed me to get a really sharp and awesome angle on my bob while eliminating the heaviness and really showcasing my curls. Love it! Cynthia rocks! I recommend her to everyone! :0)
I have been seeing Cynthia for several years. I love the cuts I get as I alternate between leaving it curly and blow drying it straight. She is the first stylist to cut it where the back does not lay funny. I also love the color. Whatever she does, I have highlights, without getting highlights. I think she says she uses my gray hair for the highlights. :) Anyway, it works!
I have been going to Cynthia for years now. I send everyone I know to her even if they don't have curly hair. She is very knowledgeable on all types of hair. I won't trust my hair to anyone else.
I have been going to Cynthia for over 2 years. I like that she understands that one size doesn't fit all when it comes to cutting curly hair. I told her that I thought the top of my hair was laying too flat and I would like to have a cut that would give my crown more lift. She gave me a great layered cut. I now use less product, have great volumen, and still have my length. I couldn't be happier!
Cynthia's managed to do what no one else has done - she tamed my dry, coarse very wavy hair !!! Great color on very color resistant hair, fab cuts and texturizing, and her extensive product knowledge keep my really unruly under control. She's a great conversationalist - lots of interests, worldly and widely read so it's easy to find something fun to talk about. I really appreciate her utmost respect for her clients' time - she's extremely efficient - you're in & out without feeling rushed or underserved. Add to her talent a salon that's friendly, has good parking and is easy to get to and it's the perfect blend for a great hair day !!!
Cynthia's been keeping my very coarse,very thick, very dry wavy hair under control for 5 years - not an easy trick to pull off !! She does great cuts for me, knows how to manage the volume and I love the way she does my color. And ... she's fun to chat with - a well-educated, worldly stylist with widely varied interests.
Won't go to her again. I was not impressed at all with the cut, very uneven. Sells Jessicurls, though, had both scents in stock.
Curl-tastic! Thanks so much for the great cut, I love it. I would recommend Cynthia for all curly girls.
Great with haircuts. She knows curly hair very well. But stay away from color services. I did not appreaciate the shop charging me almost 30% more than what she told me, and ended up with something totally opposite what I asked for. Did not discuss what she was going to do and too much personal chat.
I have been going to Cynthia for 4 1/2 years. She has performed a miracle on my hair and color. I was seeking someone with enough education, time, and experience who knows hair, curls, and color. She is truly a Master in her abilities. Not to mention, she is wealth of information on nutrition, travel, and culture. I learn something interesting every time I see her. In this tough economy, she is bargain for the her quality of service.
I flew to Florida for a quick visit to a friend. (I live in Indiana) I called and got an appt. with no problems. Cynthia was great and really boosted my "curl-esteem". I learned a lot in just that one visit and felt very comfortable with her. The good news is that I am moving to the area and will be able to go back to her and she can help me to realize the great potential my curls have. The cut was great, the color was great and I am looking forward to a long relationship with my new stylist. Don't hesitate girls. She really knows herself and curls. She will not mince words with you and will have you believing that curly hair IS beautiful! Curly in Indiana
I truly think that Cynthia does know curls being a curly girl herself. I absolutely love the new Jessi Curl products that she turned me on to. With that said though I wasn't crazy about the cut or color that she created for me. Too many blunt layers around my face that werent'graduated has given me "ears" and the color turned out a little too orangey which she said would lighten up in the Florida sun eventually. She is a super fun girl to talk to but I'm frustrated about growing out these layers once again!
This was my third visit with cynthia for highlights and there is no doubt in my mind that she is a GENIUS with color. She does 'custom-made highlights' and I swear it has made the biggest difference in my hair. Unlike other stylist who just follow the generic foil highlight procedure, row after row, top to bottom, side to side with no real thought of where they're placing the highlights, Cynthia stratigically places them according to the curl pattern. Trust me, I've been highlighting my hair for 23 years with a very long memory of my results and these are the BEST I've had. At 39, my skin is begining to show my age and cynthia's color brings out the best in my skin tone which has never happened before because the blond color was never quite right for my complexion. She also gave me a FANTASTIC hair cut. I only wanted a trim, no more then 1 inch taken off and she managed to do that while giving me long layers at the same time, my hair is still the same long length but with more body!!!! She is amazing!!!! If you live in florida or even if you don't, jump on a southwest airline, they're cheap, and go see her. Her salon is only 10 minutes from the airport, a straight drive on one highway, exit, 2 turns and you're there.
Though further raves reviews appear completely unnecessary at this point, I am nonetheless compelled to add myself to the long list of Cynthia devotees. She has transformed my hair into beautiful curls which were previously weighed down and hidden. She gives great style tips but works within what you want and feel comfortable with. The cut that she has given me also grows out beautifully which is a blessing to a grad student on a limited budget. Not only do you get a great haircut but Cynthia is a great person to chat with, very open and friendly!
I read the recommendation of several clients for a stylist as I was looking for one who knows, really knows curly hair. So I went and tried Cynthia at Practically Frivolous in St. Pete, FL. I have to drive 45 minutes to get there but was so impressed with her that I brought three other girlfriends with me the next time I went. Thank you so much for helping me find a stylist that not only knows curly hair, but is a great colorist.
The best hair experience I have ever had. Period. Cynthia is an amazing curly hair specialist and the rave reviews posted here are warranted. After the most thorough consultation I have ever had, Cynthia took me from one-length, heavy, dense hair to light, bouncy, and defined botticelli curls. My very natural looking highlights were perfectly placed and the integrity of my hair was preserved. I have never, ever walked out of a salon feeling so beautiful! I will continue to drive the 1.5 hours to St. Pete just for Cynthia's expertise and if you live anywhere in the state of Florida, you might want to consider the drive too. It's well worth it!
I am not one to write reviews of this type, but having just had a cut / color and consultation with Cynthia I feeled compelled to do so. Cynthia really knows her stuff. She took her time talking to me about what I needed to do differently with my hair and seemed to know (even before I said it) what my challenges in getting a stylish look have been. I have been following her recommendations and have had more people compliment me on my hair in the past week than in the last five years. My only regret is not finding Cythia sooner...
The best experience ever! Cynthia is super friendly, professional and definitely knows her curls. I have thick, long, 3B hair and she brought it to life. She explained everything she was doing - even how to make it look great everyday. I am her No. 1 fan!
Cynthia is amazing as always! The new salon is beautiful and easy to find with lots of parking. I love the new Jessicurl products I am a definite convert, I finally have the curly hair I always dreamed of, thanks Cynthia!
Cynthia is awesome. She totally understands curls and their needs. I would recommend her to any curly head I come across! Just a note - she is now at a new salon, for anyone who's looking to contact her: Practically Frivolous in St. Pete, 4140 16th St. North.
I wish I could be as happy as the other gals with Cynthia but I'm not. She is SUPER SWEET but did nothing for my hair.
Cynthia is awesome!!! I have 3C/4A type hair mid-neck length. I wanted a trim and thats what i got- no cutting inches off like every other stylist i've come across. She really is knowledgable about curly hair, we consulted first and she explained what her plan was way before the scissors came out. All she did is sectioned off my curly hair and snipped just the split ends while respecting the curl pattern. I am very happy I listened to the recommendations on this site. I think I've found my stylist!!!!!
What can I say? She is amazing. I have followed her to three salons. She is so incredible she comforts and counsels me when I have a hair emergency-I even have her home number. I have EXTREMELY curly hair that needed to be babied after a bleaching mishap from another hairdresser. I have to honestly say, I have also traveled to NY to see Carlos @ Devachen and Cynthia is just as amazing (love you also, Carlos). She embodies the "Curly Girl" philosophy, understands that shampoo does not touch my strands, and above all, truly cares about me (and my obsession) with my locks. If you are anywhere in the area-heck I fly to see her-I highly recommend a visit to see Cynthia. I am one of her biggest fans and I would be lost without her!
Cynthia, we love you and your great tips. She was able to squeenze in the three of us on a Saturday morning. She knew exactly what our problems were, and she took into consideration the shapes of our faces, and the different types of hair we had. She cut Sandra's hair dry at first, and then again wet an Sandra is not shampooing every day anymore. Raquel and me I were cut wet and had layers put in and she even spanked our hair (she used a razor in the areas that had a little too much weight). We no longer have the Cocker spaniel look! We enjoyed our day with Cynthia!
After reading reviews on Cynthia (Salon n'Nash, Clearwater)I decided to email her. She responded quickly to my emails and I decided to take the 4 hour drive (each way!) to her new location in St. Petersburg to see her. Cynthia cut my hair dry first then followed with 'wet dusting' to even out uneven lengths and trim back split ends. She understands what my goal is for my hair and is willing to work with me to achieve it. After my hair got over the initial 'shock' of being cut, it has settled into some lovely boticelli curls which she says is what I have (I thought so!). Short of flying to NYC to Devachan or Oregon's Dirtly Little Secrets, I think I have found the next closest place to get the care and cut I want...Cynthia, at Studio Christopher James. Well worth my trip!


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"He was my best friend and I will miss him so," said his daughter Chris Bonatti. "I am lucky to have had him for as long as I did." She said he would have been 88.
"The Bonattis have been members of this community for a long time," said Ouray's Dee Hilton. "Rudy was always so pleasant and cheerful with everybody; we didn't get to see much of him this last year, but when you went in The Outlaw he was often sitting there having dinner."
Other people recalled the frequent sight of Bonatti sitting outside on Main Street, talking with his friend Cass Stanislawski, former owner of the Apteka Drugstore.
Rudy Bonatti was the son of Joe Bonatti, an Italian immigrant who came to Ouray around the turn of the century and opened a saloon in the bustling mining town of Red Mountain, south of Ouray. In the 1930s, Joe Bonatti purchased the Outlaw Building and the Bonatti Building in Ouray.
Rudy Bonatti attended Fort Collins Agricultural College. In the 1940s, Bonatti, along with his father and brother, ran a café called "The Bonattis" in the Outlaw building. In addition to running the family restaurant, he spent time as a mining engineer and mail superintendent.
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Sunrise Learning Lab was initially created to be able to share with family and close friends about the joy of homeschooling…the day to day of our lives.
As time has progressed, in addition to just being an online diary of our day-to-day, it has also become a blog to encourage others primarily in the realm of homeschooling or early childhood / elementary education, including educational materials, printables, arts and crafts ideas, recipes, field trips, travel destinations designed for children, co-op information, and coupons, discounts, and reviews that would help moms save money on items for their children, etc. We use a variety of materials and methods, pulling from Montessori, Malaguzzi, Mason, Gardner, Holt, Vygotsky, Froebel, and others.
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Cyclobenzaprine Hydrochloride Oral capsule, extended release
It is used to treat muscle pain, spasms, and stiffness
Generic Name: cyclobenzaprine
Brand Names: Fexmid, Comfort Pac with Cyclobenzaprine, Amrix, Cyclobenzaprine Hydrochloride, Flexeril
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Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
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