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Thank you Jim and Brian! We had a great stay! The house and community were wonderful! I was a little worried about the distance from the parks but, I-4 is right up the road and the drive was very easy! We will be back next year!
My daughter arrived with her three young children before us. They were so excited and very impressed with the house. The set up worked perfectly for our group! We loved the separate living areas! The kitchen has everything you need, including indoor and outdoor eating dinnerware! We loved the heated pool with plenty of seating around the pool for everyone! The home was very close to Disney World! There is a large outdoor shopping mall with many major stores! We can't wait to come back next year!
It was a girls trip for a couple of days. The girls love the house. We are planning another trip soon and this time we are going to bring the kids and will make the girls trip at least once a year. Thanks again Lee and Diane for use of the house. If anyone is interested in this house there is enough room for everyone and they have everything you would need to keep the kids busy and also for adults too. And the location is great and there is a lot to do and see. I just can not wait for the next girls trip and the next time we will be staying longer. Excellent !!!!!! Trina T


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Because i am type 1 diabetic and my numbers are out of controll. They are in the 3-4 hundreds. (i'm going for tests and seeing my diabetes doctor) the psychiarist said he wants to wait until i get everything under control before he will consider putting me on any additional meds because dealing with the diabetes is VERY important. In the meantime, i still have the anxiety, fear, and panic even with the increased klonopin. Can You Just STOP Taking Lithium? The fear of the unknown about what might happen has me on edge! Thanks.
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first of all thank you so much for creating this site, and offering all the knowledge and wisdom you have about this to people that really need it. there are so many sites that say all kinds of BS and the problem with that is..when someone with a serious problem tries some advice thats not true and it doesent work, they suffer from it. but you know what youre talking about, and that putsme at ease. so thank you sir.
I was wondering if you could help me with something..i have been taking lithium for like a yr..i first got put on it because i had just gotten clean from being a heavy heavy marijuana smoker, and pretty heavy drinker..and pretty much as soon as i got clean i went into a deep state of depression and badly wanted to kill myself but was too scared to do it. i couldnt take it anymore so i said either im gona off myself today or get help so i got prescribed lithium and felt instantly better as soon as i took it..it helped me alot but now im at the point where i feel that it dulls me too mch, and makes me dopey, tired, lazy and un motivated. i dont feel depressred anymore cause my life is going real well now and i dont want to die atleast not yet cause im leaving for tour next month. (i play music)..but i moslty really wana get off it now cause its starting to make me feel SICK..like physically sick...i feel like there is some kind of tide or tsunami erputing in my body whenever i takeit.. it scares out of me..i cant tell if im gona be okay or if im gona die..my doc said to ween off of it and decrease by 300 mgs..thengo down 600 mgs.. then take just 600 a day and then done..in 5 day increments..my normal dose is 1500 mgs a day. (im 6'3'' 240)..anyway..i reallydont want to have to keep taking them because of how nauseus i become when i take them..so i was thinking maybe i cud just quit altogether..would i get physically sick if i quit?? would i still be okay emotionally if i feel fine now? i dont take it in the day time now and i feel fine all day..what do you think? cause if there is even a chance il bne okay if i quit xold turkey i wana do it..cause dude..this is scaring me so much...when i take the lithium..it was never like this until now..i think too much of it has built up inmy systemm..
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I would be curious what blood level 1500 mg/day of lithium produces for you...if the level has been on the high side (say, close to 1.0 or more) then your nausea may be a sign of lithium toxicity. Typically doctors check lithium and kidney tests about every 6 months in people taking lithium.
If you ever had a manic or hypomanic episode, then stopping lithium and taking nothing instead would increase the chances for having another mania or hypomania at some point in the future. If however you never had a distinct mania or hypomania, but instead were prescribed lithium for other reasons, then it would be harder to know what to predict your mood would be like off of it. If I had a patient who was going to stop lithium, I would want to continue to monitor them on a regular basis so that if signs of relapse were occurring, we would be able to catch it and do something before things became worse. When lithium is stopped, the usual recommendation is to taper it off over about 2-4 weeks in order to minimize the change of a relapse in bipolar disorder.
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Your daughter's doctor would be in the best position to advise on whether or not it is wise to lower or stop her lithium, and what the consequences of stopping it would be (eg, relapse). Generally speaking, when lithium is being stopped for some appropriate reason, doctors usually taper it over at least 2 weeks (eg, reducing by 150-300 mg/week) -- but important to have her doctor advise on the wisdom of stopping rather that taking it upon herself to do that.
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Unusual experience you describe. Lithium lasts in your system for at least 5 days so missing a day wouldn't appreciably change the pharmacokinetics (blood level, bioavailability). Arguably a few days might start to usher in signs of relapse, though here too it would be unusual for mood symptoms to resurface so rapidly after stopping lithium. As a salt, it is not protein bound and there is no physiological tolerance that develops to lithium, so there is no pharmacologic withdrawal per se.
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You see? That's why I'm so afraid to do anything one way or the other re meds. Who else gets as sick as I do simply weaning off Nardil half a pill at a time and with so many different physical symptoms? I've only seen one other person, and he wasn't even as bad as me. I did my last 1/2 pill reduction of nardil way back in Aug 2, and I'm STILL experiencing physical symptoms, though not as bad as the first 5 weeks! This is totally crazy! ANd now to find out that my experience with lithium was "abnormal" doesn't even surprise me much. Crazy!
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Located just a 15 minute walk to downtown Quepos or a 10 minute drive to the Manuel Antonio National Park
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Please be aware that the road leading to the house is rustic. If you are driving in, an SUV type vehicle is better suited for it.
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Just returned from a lovely vacation in Costa Rica that wouldn't have been the same if we didn't end it with a night at this lovely ocean view home in Manuel Antonio. During our stay in Costa Rica, we stayed at 2 different hotels and 2 different vacation homes and this home was by far the most comfortable, clean, and spacious accommodation of them all. The house is very well-equipped with washer, dryer, kitchen appliances, Costa Rica guide books, and her bathroom has plenty of big, super plush towels.
Last but not least - Elena and her dogs were extremely hospitable and made us feel very comfortable which makes all the difference!
Besides the rustic road to get there; perfect spot, incredible view, amazing hosts, peaceful, quiet, very nice stay! The house has everything that's needed and more! Didn't want to leave the house; looking forward to go back!!
This house is wonderful. Where do I begin? Elena and Elky are gracious and accommodating. They were both very kind and helpful. The VIEW is stunning. The beach which is accessed by a trail (kind of steep but manageable) is a paradise in itself. The house is beautiful and has everything you could possibly need. The town (Quepos) is a short taxi away and is a lot of fun with great restaurants and shops. Our time here was very special. We came face-to-face with squirrel monkeys in the backyard and other wildlife. It was amazing. Everyone here was so nice. We met some neighbors and a couple of people working in the yard and had fun practicing our Spanish. Meeting some of the locals enriched our experience. We would stay here again no question. Much love to the people of Costa Rica! We miss you!
Elena is incredible! She called me in CA prior to our arrival to answer any questions we may have. The home is wonderful! Monkeys greeting you in the morning. I had an unfortunate accident and needed sutures. Elena guided us where to seek out care and actually tried to meet me at the Red Cross to help me out! So wonderfully concerned! Highly recommend this home:)
Elena is a sophisticated, gracious host and we were so fortunate to stay in her lovely home tucked away in the Quepos hills!
Casa Libertad is a great place to stay, Helena the hostess was very heplful and kind
I just had the pleasure of staying at Casa Libertad in early September 2013. This house is awesome. The views are absolutely amazing. Some of the best sunsets I have ever seen. To be honest I was very skeptical of the so called "rustic road". I thought it would just be a dirt road out to the house. But when we first arrived at the house it was a little alarming. I thought we would never want to leave the house and be stuck there for a few days (which would have been fine). But we got very accustomed to driving the roads. Not a deal breaker the house and views make up for it. Elena and Elky are both very helpful and friendly, awesome hosts to have. Anything you needed or wanted they were there to help. Elena even helped book at excursion for us. We were lucky enough that the monkeys came and visited almost every morning. One of the best experiences of our trip for sure. There are a few house dogs that are very well trained. Also a pet raccoon that is also blind. I don't know what my wife was more excited to see, the monkeys or the raccoon. Haha. We also took the trail down to the local beach. We had the beach all to ourselves which was perfect. There is a waterfall that leads to the ocean. The beach there is pretty rocky so its not a beach to go and lay out at. The trail down to the beach is pretty steep but its a fun lil journey. My parents made it up and back and my dad is in his 60's. Overall an awesome stay in a beautiful modern home in the jungle. Very close to town and not that far from Manuel Antonio. I would highly recommend this home. Thanks again Elena and Elky.
Wonderful house, very comfortable and clean. Great views and privacy. Loved Elena's four dogs (gentlest and cutest dogs you can meet) and pet raccoon (never met such a friendly one before. Please note that if you do not want to see the animals, they will not be there. The road up is bit rustic but very doable and not too long.
The house is fully stoked (umbrellas, beach towel, large TV, AC, etc.
We loved it and appreciated coming back to it after a day of exploring the area. It was really nice to have two very spacious and clean bedrooms and a large living room and kitchen to boot. Very modern in furnishings and comfort. Also appreciated all the tips that Elena and Elky gave us. Would definitely recommend the house if you want some more room and do not mind driving to town and Manuel Antonio (10 minutes by car. Also, the beach cove down the trail was great - a short ten minute walk down the trail.
Elana was a great host, friendly and helpful, and also brought us a delicious tapas snack! The house was lovely, and have an amazing view.
We had a wonderful stay at Casa Libertad - what a hidden gem this property is! The house is situated a short distance outside of the town of Quepos. The final mile or so of the road is a bit rough, and I would recommend a 4-wheel drive vehicle, although its honestly not as bad as I thought it might be. You could walk into town, but it would be a bit of a hike, for us having a rental car provided the best freedom to drive down to Manuel Antonio, or into Quepos, or whatever the days activities were. The house itself has been beautifully restored, and is very spacious. The kitchen in particular is great, and we enjoyed cooking several meals while watching the ocean from the panoramic windows. Bedrooms and bathroom were very comfortable, laundry facilities were a plus. We enjoyed having the dogs around, they were very friendly, and would deter any strangers, although the neighborhood is very safe. Elena is the consummate host, there when we needed her or had a question, but giving us our privacy as well. She helped us feed the squirrel monkeys that would come by each morning, prepared a mango dish for us from fruit picked in the backyard, and helped us find our way down the (rather treacherous) path down to the nearby beach. The beach is a rocky beach, and when the surf is heavy (as it was for us), there's not much to do there. Its nice to have so close by, but if you're looking for a more traditional experience, the beaches at Manuel Antonio are only about 15 minutes away by car. Overall, I would highly recommend this place, it is a very peaceful and relaxing location to spend your vacation!
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But four or five years ago, my Fathers Day present — for those unfamiliar with Amey family traditions, the Fathers Day one is "let's get something we all really want and pretend it's a gift for Dad" — was a 42-inch Vizio. It's been used even more than the cell phone I never would have bought for myself, or the TomTom that disappeared since Jenny's smartphone arrived.
And it came with high-def.
I'm not going to insult you by telling you how great high-def is, because to do so would be to imply that you are even farther behind the technological curve than I am. I'm guessing, however, that not all of you have yet discovered what it does for hockey.
Amey Takes Aim: Can't bottle the joy of Amey vacations
The first bad sign was the Gatorade bottle.
In the Bataan-Death-March drive to Orlando that got the Amey family spring break vacation off to a bad start, seeing it between lanes of I-24 — as we zipped along at a 100-miles-in-five-hours clip — filled with an ominous yellow liquid was a little bit scary. And although we didn't stop to check for sure, I'm fairly certain I knew about its contents.
And the person stuck in the same traffic jam with us, the one with the existential license plate YMIHR4, couldn't have asked a more pertinent question.
But, after seeing a lot more of Oak Grove, Ky., than we'd planned, and after enduring more traffic slowdowns in Nashville, we were on our way. Even some rain in the dark in the Smokies didn't slow us down much, so you would think our first-day troubles were over.
You would be wrong.
ANDY AMEY: Farewell to basketball
I believe you've heard me say before — just about a year ago, perhaps — that a boys high school basketball season that ends with the Tribune-Star in Bankers Life Fieldhouse can't be considered a bad one, which is why we have a little celebrating to do thanks to the Linton Miners.
Lover of irony that I am, I've also got to point out that this season was another branch sprouting from the Wabash Valley's most legendary coaching tree, that of Joe Hart.
Joe never got much credit for his work at Dugger, but he took Brody Boyd, Clark Golish and the Bulldogs to a state championship game in 2000, and since then three of his former players — Joe Pigg, Clint Swan and now Joey Hart, his son — also have coached teams in the final game of the season.
Joe probably wishes he could take credit for Doc Nash, another down-home type who gave a banjo lesson earlier Saturday in leading Borden past a bigger, more athletic Triton team (banjo lesson is a Howard Sharpism, for you younger readers), but his lineage is still the best I can think of around here.
AMEY TAKES AIM: Maroons, Rox final a true Classic
I don't make predictions nearly as often as I used to, but I had one several months ago that was proven correct last week.
AMEY TAKES AIM: Nitpicking aside, West Vigo Hall of Fame selections spot on
I can't imagine a better first class of inductees into the West Vigo High School Athletics Hall of Fame than the one that was feted Saturday night in the Jim Mann Green Dome.
Tough bunch of people
I'm getting my warm clothes ready for a trip to Linton this week, and if a few thrills from the Miners, Casey or North Vermillion happen the next couple of weeks, I hope I get to see them.
But high school football is over in Vigo County for the season — as coach Chris Barrett of Terre Haute North said, prematurely — and I'm sadder to see it go than usual.
Walking the sidelines and doing midweek or postgame interviews enables me to meet quite a few of the guys whose names you are about to read, and haven't been more impressed than I was this fall. What outstanding groups of young men. What a tough, tough bunch of people.
Many know that one of my favorite athletic adjectives appeared consecutively in the previous sentence.
AMEY TAKES AIM: A weekend to remember with ISU's '72 football team
They're all still pretty hale and hearty, the boys of the fall of 1972 who returned to campus over the weekend to honor their former football coach.
AMEY TAKES AIM: ISU reunion raises more questions than answers
One of the wrestlers I used to hang out with occasionally claimed to be a pretty good second-story man — although he may have just been talking, since I never saw any of the goods — and it was with him in mind that I was able to get access to the Indiana State Wrestling Alumni Reunion late Saturday night.
AMEY TAKES AIM: Deciding not to 'vacate' during 'vacation' – & other ventures
Flaunting the law, setting a bad example for the kids in other ways, grooming and acquiring dogs … not a typical Amey family vacation, but an appreciated one just the same.
AMEY TAKES AIM: Huntsville's Stars, Havoc take back seat to GGS
The second-best thing about the Amey family's spring-break trip to Huntsville, Ala., is that we left a lot of things on the table to do the next time we're down there.
AMEY TAKES AIM: Rox well represented on Amey teams
If having the state finals in town makes it a successful girls high school basketball season, then certainly having a team to follow at the state finals makes it a very successful boys high school basketball season . . .
AMEY TAKES AIM: A feeling of pride, not disappointment, comes from watching Rox play
It's not going to come as a startling admission that I — once the rest of the local opposition has been eliminated from consideration — am an unabashed fan of whatever team the Wabash Valley sends onward in postseason high school sports competition.
AMEY TAKES AIM: This private school plays basketball the right way
Any girls high school basketball season that ends with state championship games in Hulman Center is a pretty good one — even though I wished I'd seen Riverton Parke and Seeger knock off a couple of private schools the week before to even the public school-private school battle a little bit.
AMEY TAKES AIM: Even 2 of state's best once had doubts
Look at them now.
AMEY TAKES AIM: Getting ready for the dance
Terre Haute North got the good news Sunday night — or did it?
AMEY TAKES AIM: Harrowing path for state hopefuls
The bad news is that the winner of Class 4A Sectional 13 in boys basketball heads northeast instead of southeast for regional play in March — to Hinkle Fieldhouse instead of Seymour as a result of Indiana High School Athletic Association's changes.
AMEY TAKES AIM: A superior all-star arrangement
I don't work on Wednesdays, so I wasn't able to attend the first Wabash Valley Football Coaches Association draft last week to set up the annual all-star game that will be June 23 this year.
AMEY TAKES AIM: The biggest & baddest of a holiday classic
There are more things to love about the Pizza Hut Wabash Valley Classic than could fit in this newspaper, but one of this year's best things was that for an hour or so on Wednesday, it was Justin Paddock's world and we were just living in it.
AMEY TAKES AIM: Taking note of ISU's latest football win
The biggest difference I've noticed, as I transition from the high school football beat to quasi-official status as the Indiana State football beat writer for a few weeks, is the length of the games.
AMEY TAKES AIM: IHSAA playoff draw not as bad as it could have been
First reaction to the Indiana sectional football pairings drawn late Sunday by the Indiana High School Athletic Association? It could have been a lot worse.
ANDY AMEY: Between the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & a hard place
Just in case any of you noticed — with some anticipation — the recent lack of my bylines, I can tell you that your wish (and mine) did come true. It was vacation week for the Amey family.
Amey Takes Aim: UFC fighter's bloodines traced back to ISU brothers
As a mild-mannered reporter from a great metropolitan newspaper — or thereabouts — I admit I haven't paid much attention to the burgeoning mixed martial arts scene.
AMEY TAKES AIM: Predators' win is music to new fan's ears
For many, many years, the number of live games televised on WGN has been cited as perhaps the main reason for the popularity of the Chicago Cubs (it's got to be something besides masochism, right?).
AMEY TAKES AIM: You'll be having a good ol' time on vacation with the Ameys
When one of the first people you meet is Tammy Wynette's stepdaughter, when you've stepped on the feet of people you haven't met while trying to navigate Ernest Tubbs' old Silver Eagle tour bus, and when the activities director of your resort is, well, Elvis, you might be vacationing in Nashville.
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- Layer cheese, ham, and chile pepper on one slice of bread, then top with the other slice. Lightly butter both sides of the sandwich before carefully placing it in the skillet. Grill until cheese is melted and bread appears golden brown, about 3 minutes per side.
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This procedure is okay. I prefer to place the ham in the skillet to heat it through first. Then build the sandwich as decribed and grill. By heating the ham first you guarantee that your ham will be nice and toasty warm along with the melted cheese and bread.
This was a great idea and was a nice simple change up from a plain hot grilled sandwich. The ham wasn't really warm though in the middle although the outsides were toasty and the cheese was melted. I didn't care for the flavor of the peppers because it was "too green" and that's just a personal thing. Maybe if I had used a roasted chile pepper I would have liked this better? The recipe is fine, the green taste was not.
Great grilled cheese. I had a chopped serrano chile pepper that I needed to use up, glad that I choose this recipe!!
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Fred came to us on Sunday, June 30, 2003. An owner turn in, he was covered in mange, had numerous types of worms and a skin infection which was a result of fleas and the mange. At 4 years of age, he had never had any vaccines. We all held our breath awaiting the results of his heartworm test. When the results came back from the lab, we were ecstatic to find that he did NOT have heartworms. Thus, Fred began his journey back to good health. He began 6 weeks of Ivermectin treatments to cure him of the mange, along with a two-week course of antibiotics to cure the skin infection, and several weeks of an antihistamine to help with the insufferable itching associated with dying mange. Fred was neutered on Thursday, July 3rd, and that afternoon met his foster parents, Anita and Jerry Pritchard. Fred had no idea what was in store for him.
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Schnauzer Rescue of the Carolinas had Fred treated by a veterinary doctor and neutered before he came to our family. We picked up not only a sick little boy, but an abundance of continuing medication. The "dead" look in Fred's eyes(as you can see in the above picture) brought me immediately to tears. I wondered if it was too late for him to come back from the depth of depression that he obviously felt. The first week that Fred was with us, he was required to stay in an outdoor kennel because his mange was contagious to both other animals and people. Initially, Jerry took over the primary feeding duties because Fred seemed to be terrified of men in general. We wanted him to learn that people are good.
Within a couple of days, Fred was responding to Jerry's voice and beginning to perk up. With very little training, he quickly took to walking on a leash. It seemed that whatever Fred could do to please, he would put forth the extra effort. After Fred was no longer contagious, we had him groomed. (Two long hard hours by the groomer and this was not the first attempt at shaping his coat. The initial rescuers found that he had not had a haircut in over three years and the worst of the masses of tangled hair were trimmed off.) Fred seemed to take pride in the fact that he had a new haircut.
The next step was to bring him inside to begin his socialization with our other schnauzer and our cats. He seemed very glad to be around the other animals and before long, they in turn, accepted him. Fred had previously given up on life and just existed on a day to day basis, so it took a couple of days for Fred to even realize that when we spoke, we were talking to him. He had apparently been completely neglected. Loud noises and sudden moves caused him to panic. Within a couple of days of consistent love and attention, Fred began to soak it up like a sponge, and his extraordinary personality began to shine through. When we initially held Fred, he would insist on standing rigidly in our laps (apparently prepared to run if he felt threatened), but slowly his muscles relaxed. By the end of the second week, he crawled up in the bed and laid down on my arm. There was a release of tension in his body and he rolled over on his back in order to let me rub his little belly. He went to sleep on my arm and snored loudly. I held him and let him sleep for over an hour with the secure knowledge that our bonding had really begun.
As we spent more time with Fred, it became very apparent that he has a special way with people. He is quiet and exceptionally perceptive, and has a way of winning the hearts of anyone he meets. Love and attention is so cherished by him that he returns every kindness with an abundance of love and affection. When he gets attention, his little nub of a tail begins to wag and then his whole body acts in conjunction. His eyes light up with a new realization that life can be a new and promising adventure after all.
We have begun socializing Fred with people on a regular basis. He wins the hearts of the elderly and small children with his sweet and simple disposition. An elderly lady that he met yesterday let us know that until Fred came along, she did not even like dogs. She could not resist his soft approach and gave her heart to him within minutes of their meeting. We are in the process of making arrangements for Fred to become a therapy dog and offer hope and love to others that feel the depth of depression that Fred once experienced. He will be attending behavioral classes and will start nursing home visits in the near future.
I joined Schnauzer Rescue of the Carolinas to contribute my efforts to a very
worthy program and to help place loving dogs in families that would benefit from
their sweet nature. Needless to say, although Fred was to be our "foster" child,
we have opened our home and hearts to Fred on a permanent basis. When he first
got here, we would tell him that he had a mommy or daddy waiting to give him a
happy home very soon. Now Jerry and I are proud to announce his addition to our
home, one Fred has already made a much happier place to be!"
--Anita C. Pritchard
(Our dearest FRED SRC#7 crossed the Rainbow Bridge quietly in his sleep during July, 2012. This adorable rescued Schnauzer brought such joy to so many people and he remains in their hearts forever! A memorial fund in his honor was established thru Appalachian State University to help other rescues just like him.)
August 7, 2003 - Today, Fred visited the nursing home for the first time.
These two residents were delighted with their little visitor.
August & September 2003- Fred, sometimes accompanied by his brother Chewie,
visits Nursing Homes and says hello to the residents.


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Cumberland Times-News
It's a sad day in America when elected officials knowingly violate the U.S. Constitution and are proud of it.
Maryland elected officials just passed more gun control laws that are in direct violation with the Constitution and they don't care. Maybe they don't care about the Constitution, but I sure do.
All the corrupt politicians that voted to pass this bill should be arrested and removed from office immediately for lying under oath. They all swore to honor the Constitution when they took office, not just the parts they like, but the entire Constitution.
If there are parts of this Constitution they don't agree with then they shouldn't be running for office in this country, we don't want them here.
Every person and every politician in this country needs to read American Jurisprudence 16 Am. jur. 2d sec. 178. In short, it states: The general rule is that an unconstitutional statute, having the form and the name of law, is in reality no law, but is wholly void and ineffective for any purpose. Any law that is in conflict with the Constitution is null and void.
These corrupt politicians, along with Maryland's governor, know full well these laws violate the U.S. Constitution and still vote to pass them.
The Constitution of the United States is the supreme law of this country, these politicians swore on the bible to honor it, but then turn around and try to dissect it for their own political agenda.
I'd like to remind them, this country was founded by brave men with guns, defended by brave men with guns and will be defended in the future by brave men with guns. Do you really want to anger 200 million gun owners in this country? Don't make that mistake!
Beretta USA may move out of Maryland due to these gun laws. So, our politicians are not only violating the people's Constitutional rights, they are running more business out of the state. I'll bet you're so proud of what you've done: 400 jobs may be lost and $31 million tax base may be gone.
Maryland, the Free State? No it's Maryland, the Greed State.
Mike Detrick, USMC/Sgt., MSP Ret.


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Shawn Crystal Archives - Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources
Shawn Crystal gets personal with artist podcast 'InkPulp Audio'
Much in the way Marc Maron's WTF podcast provides a more personal, and sometimes profound, look at comedians as they're interviewed by a fellow comedian, comic artist and Savannah College of Art and Design professor Shawn Crystal has turned the spotlight on comic-book creators.
Earlier this year Crystal launched the podcast InkPulp Audio (available on iTunes here), and it's already generating buzz among his fellow creators. The artist who introduced me to it said, tongue in cheek, that he's "hoping Crystal will soon be the Oprah of comics." While that remains to be seen (keep checking under your chairs for that new car), the podcast finds him talking shop with such artists as Sean Murphy, Eric Canete, Ryan Stegman and Rick Remender.
The idea for the podcast came to Crystal as he found himself at a crossroads.
What Are You Reading? with Brandon Thomas
Happy Easter and welcome once again to What Are You Reading?, where we review the stuff we've been checking out lately. Today we are joined by Miranda Mercury and Voltron writer Brandon Thomas, whose collection of original art and other stuff we featured in Shelf Porn yesterday.
To see what Brandon and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below.
Unwrapping comics: Pros share their holiday memories
A couple of weeks ago, I got to thinking about the holidays and comics. More exactly, I started wondering what some creators might say if i asked them for their favorite comics-related memory. As I got into contact with some creators, they did not have a favorite story per se, but those recollections were definitely memorable. Bottom line, these storytellers not surprisingly had some great stories to share. My holiday memory is an odd one, as a kid in the 1970s reading the Doonesbury comic strip where Rev. Scott Sloan had opening remarks before the Christmas pageant, where he noted that the part of the Baby Jesus would be played by a 40-watt light bulb. A lifelong Doonesbury fan, there are few strips that have made me laugh longer than that one. Told you it was an odd one. Now on to the storytellers with far better tales. My thanks to everyone that responded. Once you've read them all, please be sure to chime in with your most memorable comics-related holiday recollection in the comments section.
Every Christmas, comics would show up in my stocking. They'd be rolled up, which I'm sure breaks the heart of every collector out there, but it didn't bother me much. Comics were for reading. For some reason, my mother thought I liked Thor. I wasn't a Thor guy, except when he was hanging out in the Avengers. I was, and still am, a Captain America super-fan. How could my Mom not know this? But every year I'd get a couple more Thor comics.
Fast-forward 35 years. I'm the official stocking-stuffer in the household. My wife is the queen of holiday organization, but the stocking assignment has always been mine, primarily because it's the kind of job you can give to a procrastinator. I can run out on Christmas Eve and grab everything I need: gum, iTunes gift cards, candy bars, extra batteries… and comics. See, my son is 15, and he IS a Thor guy, so I usually try to round up something Asgardian for him, as well as a something with Atomic Robo or Axe Cop. I don't understand the clothing my daughter is asking for (an "infinity scarf" sounds like something Dr. Who would wear), but by gum, I do know my son's taste in comics.
HeroesCon Recap: Photo Essay
Rather than try to write a summary of my HeroesCon 2011 experience, I have opted this year to share as many photos as possible. My camera was out-of-commission yesterday so all photos were taken during the second day of the show (Saturday).
Talking Comics with Tim | Nick Dragotta
If you were one of those folks who not heard of artist Nick Dragotta before this year, it's quite feasible you learned about the storyteller after his work on Fantastic Four 588 (the silent mourning for Johnny Storm issue). If Dragotta's next project is half as successful as I expect it to be, even more folks will know and like his art. That project? He and writer Joe Casey's six-issue Marvel miniseries, Vengeance [set to be released July 6]. As described by Marvel: "When MAGNETO of the X-Men tries to rescue a young Mutant on the run, he accidently kicks off a series of events that will shake the very Marvel Universe to it's core! Who are the new TEEN BRIGADE?! Who are the Brotherhood and what do they want with the YOUNG MASTERS OF EVIL?! And how is the RED SKULL pulling the strings from beyond the grave?" My thanks to Dragotta for the interview (and for the above preview art from the first issue). Once you've read this interview, be sure to also read Timothy Callahan's When Words Collide column/Joe Casey interview.
Talking Comics with Tim | Shawn Crystal on The Decoy
Today marks the release of the second installment of the three-part digital-only comic Wolverine & Deadpool: The Decoy written by Stuart Moore and drawn by the focus of this email interview, Shawn Crystal. As noted by Crystal, when teasing the Marvel Digital Comics project last week at his blog: "The story is 22 pages in length, each chapter being around 7 or 8 pages." Once you've finished the interview and are looking for more info about Crystal, you can visit him at Deviant Art, Facebook, Twitter or a site where you can buy his original art.
Tim O'Shea: What can you tell us about your new Deadpool/Wolverine project which started last Wednesday?
Shawn Crystal: Well, it's got Wolverine being a bad a$, Deadpool being a dumb a$, and a giant Robot. What more do you need?
I would like to say that getting to draw Wolverine was AMAZING. He's a childhood favorite of mine, and I had so much fun drawing him. He's such an icon. I had the classic Art Adams Wolverine poster on my wall, all through college. I felt like the kid in me was standing next to my art table watching me saying "DUDE! You're drawing WOLVERINE!!!!!" I had a lot of smiles working on this book. I really hope to get another chance to play with him.
Talking Comics with Tim: Shawn Crystal
Shawn Crystal is a SCAD Atlanta professor I met back in October (as documented in this story). In addition to his role educating storytellers, Crystal is a professional artist equally busy building a name for himself in the comics industry. Tomorrow (February 3) will feature the release of his latest effort, Deadpool Team-Up 896 (written by Stuart Moore). As previewed last week by CBR and detailed here: "Get ready to hit the road with U.S. ACE, Marvel's truckin' hero! He's back behind the wheels of a big rig with an unlikely partner — DEADPOOL — and together they're puttin' the hammer down, ridin' the open road, and decapitatin' giant killer raccoons. Good times…if they don't kill each other first! Featuring the working-class villainy of THE HIGHWAYMAN, and the world premiere of the chart-toppin' "Ballad of U.S. Ace," composed and performed by Wade Wilson. What part of 'Collector's Item' don't you understand?" I was pleased to get an opportunity to talk to Crystal about this issue and creators he respects (as well as find out his David Lapham news). After enjoying this email exchange, be sure to check out Crystal's blog as well as his deviantART page.
Tim O'Shea: The first question I have to ask–what reference does an artist use when drawing giant killer raccoons?
Shawn Crystal: There is a very popular book many artists have in their studio, and cherish like the arc of the covenant. It's called "Homicidal Animals: A reference manual for the aspiring cartoonist." Unfortunately, I do not own this book, so I had to resort to some more traditional methods. I started with the obvious, books on raccoons that were peppered with glamour shots of these little buggers. I also spent some time seeing how other artists had handled raccoons, mainly animators. There was some decent stuff in "Disney's: The art of Pocahontas." I also talked to a buddy of mine, Brad Walker who draws Guardians of the Galaxy, which has Rocket Raccoon as a team member. Researching raccoons was fairly easy; creating the chopper gang was a ton of fun. I needed to design a gang of Uzi wielding raccoons on motorcycles. The first thing I needed to find was a thread, something to make this gang seem like a team. Working for Marvel affords me the luxury of using their library, so I chose the X-Men. Well, the kid in me did. I started designing raccoons based on the themes and shapes of some of the X-Men and their costumes. I also wanted to give this biker gang a Hells Angel's feel, ol skool choppers and leather. I didn't want to go with the more current crotch rocket trend. I have an affinity of the art of Von Dutch, Ed "Big Daddy" Roth and Robert Williams. I pulled out the books I have on these guys and started drawing. X Men + Hells Angels + Racoons = Crazy fun designing.
SCAD Atlanta Comics Arts Forum Report
Back on October 23-25, the Sequential Art Department at the Atlanta campus of Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD Atlanta) hosted a comics art forum with Sean Murphy (2003 SCAD Savannah graduate and artist on the upcoming Grant Morrison-written Joe the Barbarian for Vertigo) and Matthew Bernier (School of Visual Arts in Manhattan graduate and currently at work on a book for First Second). Since I'm a Georgia-based member of the Robot 6 crew, Chris Schweizer, a SCAD Atlanta professor and creator of Crogan's Vengeance, invited me to the forum.
According to Shawn Crystal, SCAD Professor (as well as one of the artists on last month's Deadpool 900 [Marvel]), SCAD's Comics Art Forum tradition started in Savannah years ago. Crystal selects the guests that are invited to the forum. "Every year, when I pick guests, I look to pick progressive/passionate artists. Artists who are doing new and exciting things, helping to move the medium forward," he said. "Our Atlanta Faculty throw names around until we settle on the best choice for that year."
Schweizer echoed Crystal's thinking. "When we arrange these events, we try hard to pick guests whose work (and approaches to their work) varies from ours, because it opens our eyes to new ideas, and it does the same for our students," he said.