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First Time in Pakistan; Forty-day-old baby with congenital heart disease survives on artificial heart machine for three days
October 12, 2012
Mohammad Ahmed Baloch, a forty-day-old baby from Dera Allah Yar, Balochistan has become the first patient in Pakistan to survive on an artificial heart-lung machine for three days at Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH).
The baby was born with a severe heart defect, where the two major vessels that carry blood away from the heart were misconnected. What this meant was that he was a 'blue' baby and with less oxygen in the blood, always short of breath. Without surgery, he stood no chance of surviving.
At one month Ahmed was ready for the next step, an operation that 'switches' the heart's blood vessels back to their normal position and would permanently correct the problem.
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The National Institutes of Health is sponsoring a trial of a natural treatment for enlarged prostates, also called benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH. The trial, called CAMUS, will test Saw Palmetto in men who have BPH. Office visits and study medications will be provided to patients at no cost. There is no financial incentive provided for participating in this study. If you are interested, contact The University of Maryland Prostate Center at 410-328-7742.
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Pandya P et al. – Inclusion of serum PLGF improves the performance of the first–trimester combined test in screening for trisomy–21.
Methods- In singleton pregnancies attending for routine care, serum PLGF, free β–hCG and PAPP–A were measured at 8+0–13+6 weeks' gestation, and fetal NT was measured at 11+0–13+6 weeks.
- The population included 12,154 normal and 44 trisomy–21 pregnancies.
- Authors examined the effect of adding PLGF on the performance of screening by the combined test.
- In the trisomy–21 pregnancies the median multiple of the normal median PLGF, adjusted for gestational age, maternal weight, racial origin, smoking status and method of conception, was significantly reduced (0.6070, 95% CI 0.5543–0.6648), and this did not change significantly with gestational age.
- Adding PLGF to combined testing with a risk cut–off of 1 in 100 reduced the false positive rate from 2.7% (95% CI 2.5–3.0) to 2.6% (95% CI 2.4–2.8) and increased the detection rate from 85% (95% CI 75–93) to 88% (95% CI 78–95).


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Spiritual Guidance: The return of Devouring Plague, and our new shadowy friend
In case you haven't noticed, the shadowformed Spiritual Guidance is a once-every-other-week thing now. Normally, I'm cool with that. But man, these past two weeks have been killing me. Last week, there were changes. Big changes. Huge changes! And this week -- more huge changes! Groundbreaking changes! Stunning, jaw-dropping changes! Unbelievable ...
Okay, I digress. But there's no exaggeration here. The changes over the past two weeks have been huge. Old friends are making a comeback. New friends are on the way. Shadow priest PvP is changing forever. And shadow priest mastery has been completely overhauled -- twice.
We've got a lot of catching up to do, kids. I'll introduce you to our new friend in just a bit (not that Dawn Moore and Matt Low haven't already let the cat out of the bag), but first, an old friend has been waiting to say "hi." Ladies and gentlemen, make our oldest of friends feel welcome -- a round of applause, please, for Devouring Plague.
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Two big things happened -- one good, one bad, on the latest episode of Downton Abbey. And no, neither of them involve Laura Linney's opening narration.
Bad news first. As the middle Crawley sister, Lady Edith rarely has a moment to shine -- unless she's driving around a tractor or writing letters for wounded soldiers. Between Mary's drama with men named Kemal, Carlisle or Matthew, Sybil's rebellious job as a nurse and then her rebellious marriage to the Crawley's chauffeur, Edith has been left in her sisters' shadows to make googly-eyes. However, now that she's marrying Sir Anthony Strallan, "something happening in this house is actually about [Edith]."
Genuinely happy about the upcoming nuptials, Edith prepares to take over as mistress of Sir Anthony's house and for their trip to Rome, Florence and Venice where, presumably, she will lose her virginity. No wonder she's ready to get married.
Lord Grantham and the Dowager Countess continue to disapprove of Edith's choice of husband. (Funny, they didn't seem to mind him when they tried to entice him with Mary back in 1913, or when he almost proposed to Edith then as well. I know he's injured from the war, but still.) Yet, the two are resigned to having an old man as a son-in-law/grandson-in-law.
Unfortunately, Sir Anthony comes to the realization that he doesn't want to indenture Edith for the remainder of his life. So the natural thing to do is pull a Mr. Big and leave Edith at the altar. Poor Edith doesn't know what to do with herself, so the Dowager practically pries her away from Sir Anthony as he flees the church.
Back at Downton, Edith refuses any comfort from her sisters, because their presence reminds her that they are married and she is not. When Anna comes to wake her up the next morning, and offers to bring her breakfast in bed, Edith replies with the greatest Edith-line of the series: "Spinsters get up for breakfast." Hopefully, there's another, younger man in her future.
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7 And for a drink offering thou shalt offer the third part of an hin of wine, for a sweet savour unto the LORD. | 7 and a third of a hin of wine as a drink offering. Offer it as an aroma pleasing to the LORD. |
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Hoof Care
Winterizing Your Horse's Feet
December 20, 2010
Cold, mud, snow, and ice present challenges to the health of your horse's feet. Prepare your horse for winter.... Read More
Trail Riding Group Changes Hoof Protection Rule
November 22, 2010
Beginning in 2011 the NATRC will allow in competition all hoof boots designed for sole protection.... Read More
Hoof Care Facts and Fiction
October 31, 2010
This second installment of our farriery series focuses on some common hoof care misconceptions from owners.... Read More
Coronary Band Injuries in Horses
September 01, 2010
Horses are likely to sustain coronary band and hoof wall injuries at one time or another. These injuries can carry long-term performance and soundness consequences.... Read More
TheHorse.com Presents Ask the Vet LIVE Q&A: Common Hoof Problems
August 14, 2010
Thrush, underrun heels, hoof cracks, and laminitis, oh my! Today's horses can face many common hoof problems, whether the animals are pasture pets or high-level competition horses. Join us on Monday, Aug. 16, for a live chat event on hoof problems.... Read More
Brushing Up on Thrush
August 01, 2010
Good management and proper treatment are key to keeping your horses sound in the face of thrush. ... Read More
How To Become A Farrier
August 01, 2010
Schools and continuing education courses are designed to help farriers get their shoeing businesses launched.... Read More
Focus on Health: The External Horse
August 01, 2010
Maintaining a horse's hair coat takes a lot of energy, protein, and certain trace elements and minerals. ... Read More
Emergency Shoe Removal for Horses
August 01, 2010
A nearly lost shoe should stop a rider cold because it can expose horses to foot injuries ranging from nail punctures to sole bruising. Having the right tools and knowing how to use them can help you remove a shoe safely... Read More
White Line Disease in Horses
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Despite its name, white line disease does not actually affect the true "white line" of the hoof. White line disease occurs when bacterial or fungal infections creep into the inner nonpigmented space within the inner hoof wall's stratum medium layer.... Read More
Horse Foot Bruises
August 01, 2010
Learn how to treat and prevent common stone bruises in your horse's hooves.... Read More
The Farrier's Role in Horse Hoof Care
July 13, 2010
Regular maintenance along with good management by owners can keep most horses sound throughout their lives.... Read More
Hoof Abscesses in Horses
July 01, 2010
This common problem can cause sudden, severe lameness, but can be resolved quickly with the proper treatment. ... Read More
Pigeon Fever Found in Florida Horses
May 28, 2010
Traditionally considered a West Coast disease, pigeon fever was recently diagnosed in several Florida horses. Pigeon fever is caused by the bacterium Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, which tends to live in the soil in hot, dry env... Read More
Horse Rescued From Tennessee Flood
May 11, 2010
A 3-year-old Paint horse is safe at home with his owner after traveling more than 10 miles down the Cumberland River when heavy rains caused flooding in Nashville, Tenn., and surrounding areas earlier this month.
The horse was in a p... Read More
Hoofin' It in Boots
May 01, 2010
Hoof boots aren't just for emergencies or soaking injured feet; these boots are made for walking, running, climbing, and more. Are boots right for you and your horse? If so, how do you pick out the right boot? Read on to find out.... Read More
May 01, 2010
Thrush is a common equine foot infection that can affect the frog, sole, white line, and sensitive tissues.... Read More
Hoof Supplements
May 01, 2010
Oral supplements might be indicated for horses with dry, cracked, or brittle hooves.... Read More
UK Farm a Site for Student Learning
March 23, 2010
Visitors to Fasig-Tipton Company and the Kentucky Horse Park might have noticed the new stone walls and University of Kentucky insignia along Newtown Pike, but might not know what occurs behind those walls on UK's Maine Chance Equine Campus... Read More
Hoof Care and Farriery
March 08, 2010
A summary of hoof care and farriery as discussed at the 2006 AAEP Convention in Las Vegas, NV. ... Read More
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January 13, 2010
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Exercise Causes Slight Hoof Changes, Researchers Report
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Basic Hoof Care
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Hoof Abscesses in Horses
September 01, 2009
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If you're getting tickets to the University of Maryland's first home football game this Labor Day weekend, you may be one of the few sticking around the region.
According to AAA Mid-Atlantic, 33 million Americans will choose to vacation 50 miles or more from home this Labor Day – a 2.8 percent increase from those who traveled last year.
The number of holiday travelers this Labor Day signals a new post-recession high, and is following a trend in increased holiday travel. AAA reported that Memorial Day and Independence Day travel also increased this year.
"Despite a sluggish economy and recent rises in gas prices, the increase in expected Labor Day holiday weekend travelers is driven by improving consumer confidence compared to one year ago and American's unwavering desire to travel," Ragina C. Averella, manager of public and government affairs at AAA Mid-Atlantic, said in a statement.
...For those of you driving long distances, rent a car to save some money with rental costs down 10 percent from 2011, but AAA reports you will likely pay up to 6 percent more than last year at hotels.
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4 So I will send fire upon the house of Hazael that will destroy the strong towers of Ben-Hadad. | 4 I will send fire upon the house of Hazael that will consume the fortresses of Ben-Hadad. |
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Theresa Alberico, owner and baker at Baked with Love, a small home-based business, is one of the vendors you'll find at MACFest, a free street fair featuring unique artist creations and fun for the whole family the first and third Saturday of every month through April.
Alberico makes everything from scratch and in small batches to ensure quality and a personal touch.
"We bake various types of cookies, including peanut butter, chocolate chip, and oatmeal cranberry with white chocolate chips. Our pies change with the season and include apple, cherry, mixed berry and pecan. ... Our best selling baked goods at Arizona's local farmers markets are our cinnamon rolls, peanut butter cookies, pumpkin cranberry bread, our soft and creamy caramels, and our toffee."
Alberico says her goal is to share her favorite family recipes, passed on from generation to generation, with the community.
"Baking has been a passion of mine since a young age. I was born and raised in Mesa, and after 30 years of working in escrow, I decided to retire and, with the love and support of my family and friends, I pursued my dream of starting my own baking business." She gives special thanks to her husband, John, and mother, Kathy, for their help and dedication.
The next MACFest is scheduled for Jan. 18. Booth registration for MACFest is still available for $20 per event.
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What: MACFest, a free arts and crafts street fair
When: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 18, and every first and third Saturday of the month through April
Where: On North MacDonald near the Arizona Museum of Natural History in downtown Mesa
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Ball is not the first Wildcat signed to Tennessee Wesleyan and will be following in the footsteps of Keoni Vidrine who is two years his senior.
"Tennessee Wesleyan noticed his scores during the season and his state tournament scores, too. We also have a boy who graduated two years ago who is playing for them now, who played with Evan back when they were both on the same team that won the region championship and went to state," Polk County head coach Jason Adams explained.
The senior Wildcat tied for third place overall in the 2012 district tournament and was one of three golfers who represented Polk County in the state tournament, placing 15th out of 72 golfers.
"I'm always pleased to get students and athletes from Polk County; you don't have to worry about them as athletes or as individuals. They are well prepared to rise to the next level," Tennessee Wesleyan head coach Mike Poe told Jim Caldwell of the Polk County News.
Coach Adams feels Ball will do well at TWC, and expects him to be a competitor for the starting five positions on the team right away.
"I have no doubt that he should compete for playing with their starting five on their tournaments. I would be surprised if he doesn't make their starting five when it rolls around next fall. I think he'll work at it this summer and he's already been up there a couple times and practiced with the team."
Ball is known to those in Polk County as someone who is dedicated and hard working.
"To me, it's his love of the game and his work ethic. No matter the temperature he's always trying to improve," Adams said of his senior golfer. "His passion for the game makes him work hard. He's always working at something on his game. He loves to be at the golf course."


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Ice Fishing
When the snow flies and the wind howls, we know where to find Wisconsin anglers - on the numerous frozen lakes! When you come and visit us at Wild Eagle Lodge, be sure to pack some extra warm clothes so that you can get out on the ice-covered water and pull out that trophy fish. Vilas County is home to one of the largest concentrations of freshwater lakes on earth, and our resort is located on the shores of two: Duck Lake and Lynx Lake. We boast some of the best smallmouth and largemouth bass, walleye, and musky fishing in North America and also have exceptional fishing for crappie, bluegill, and northern pike, all of which provide a fishing variety you'll find nowhere else. For more than a century, Eagle River has been the fishing destination of choice for anglers from around the Midwest. Winter, spring, summer, and fall: Vilas County is the place to fish. Have a go at sitting on an upturned bucket under a cloudy sky with a light snow coming down and waiting for the tug from beneath the frozen depths. Or, if you prefer, set some tip ups and watch and wait for a bite in the warmth of your Ice fishing shack. The best thing about Ice fishing at Wild Eagle Lodge, is your lodge home is located less than two hundred feet away.


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Melt Away winter chill with a duo of warming and fragrant spa services. Start with a 50-minute Cinnamon Hot Chocolate Scrub. We use warmed chocolate spiced with sweet-smelling cinnamon to remove dry, dull skin cells and leave skin silky smooth. Then, a 35-minute Hot Stone Massage utilizes warmed basalt river rocks to release excess tension and connect you to the energy of the earth. After your services, a treat of three Chocolate Cayenne Truffles melts away winter's icy chill. This service is available just when you need it most — January through March 2015.
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Transform body and soul, feel and look your best with a day devoted entirely to head-to-toe pampering. Your escape includes our treatment facial, an exfoliating and moisturizing body polish massage, a spa manicure and spa pedicure that leaves hands and feet feeling smooth and looking beautiful, a shampoo and blow dry, and a healthy, delicious lunch prepared with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Then, for the final touch, enjoy a makeup application featuring the season's newest colors and look. Truly the ultimate!
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Indulge yourself with all the luxurious essentials and let the relaxation begin. A 50-minute customized treatment facial is followed by a relaxing 50-minute aromatherapy massage, then a spa manicure and spa pedicure leaves hands and feet feeling smooth and looking lovely. Complete your spa getaway with a healthy, delicious lunch. Truly an escape from everyday cares!
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noun \trī-ˈbä-lə-jē, tri-\Definition of TRIBOLOGY
: a study that deals with the design, friction, wear, and lubrication of interacting surfaces in relative motion (as in bearings or gears)
— tri·bo·log·i·cal \ˌtrī-bə-ˈlä-ji-kəl, ˌtri-\ adjective
— tri·bol·o·gist \trī-ˈbä-lə-jist, tri-\ noun
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noun \trī-ˈbäl-ə-jē, trib-ˈäl-\ (Medical Dictionary)plural tri·bol·o·gies
Medical Definition of TRIBOLOGY
: a branch of mechanical engineering that deals with the design, friction, wear, and lubrication of interacting surfaces (as bodily joints) in relative motion
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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Study of the interactions of sliding surfaces. It includes three subjects: friction, wear, and lubrication. Many manifestations of tribology are beneficial and make modern life possible. Many others are serious nuisances, and careful design is necessary to overcome problems caused by excessive friction or wear. Friction uses up, or wastes, a substantial amount of the energy generated by humans; in addition, a great deal of productive capacity is devoted to replacing objects that have worn out.
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I finally demoed a Hustler 36" walkbehind to see I like the controls versus Exmark ECS controls. No contest. Hustler motorcycle grips to go forward and backward and angle the handle to go left or right was very easy and confortable to operate. Forget Exmark ECS controls. This machine cuts fantastic and just as good as the hyped Exmark on this site by a few.
I know I will be buying Hustler but I am still waiting for the Gatemaster. The place I got the Hustler to demo doesn't think the Gatemaster will be out until Spring which I am beginning to believe since Hustler doesn't even have a clue what the price will be yet even though they are suppose to be out in December or January. The only negative I have seen so far is the controls are to tight/touchy. You barely move forward or backward and it goes to fast. It needs to have a little play in the controls but maybe that is adjustable or I need to get used to it. The 36" didn't have a trim offset outside of one of the wheels which is another reason to wait for the Gatemaster. All in all a very smooth, easy to operate, well built machine. I will be waiting for the Gatemaster before I buy and hopefully it will be out before the mowing season starts next spring. |
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Memphis to Manchester (Music)
With John Wendland
Thu Nov 15th 2012 7.00am–10.00am
R=listener request. N=music new at the station. L=local music. Your purchases using the Buy it! links
Time zone: central
7:01am | Rudy Green "My Mumblin' Baby" from The Best Of Excello Records (Excello 1994) —Thanks to John Ellis for reminding me about how great this song is. Written by Rudy Green and recorded in 1956 for the Nashville-based Excello label.Buy it! |
7:04am | Little Richard "Get Rich Quick" from When The Sun Goes Down: The Secret History of Rock & Roll (RCA Victor 2002) —Alright, we're talking real early Little Richard, here. Recorded in 1951 for the Victor label and his very first recording. Written by Jane and Leonard Feather and found on this 4-CD compilation with liner notes by Colin Escott.Buy it! |
7:06am | Little Walter "Temperature (Alternate 1)" from The Complete Chess Masters (1950-1967) (Hip-O Select / Geffen 2009) —Written by Little Walter and Joel Cohen. Recorded for the Chess label in 1957 and featuring Willie Dixon on bass.Buy it! |
7:09am | Wild Jimmy Spruill "Hard Grind" from Great R & B Instrumentals (Ace 2001) —Music bed. 1959 instrumental penned by Jimmy Spruill and released on the Fire label.Buy it! |
7:10am | Dan Penn "It Tears Me Up" from Dan Penn: The Fame Recordings (Ace 2012) N —Previously unreleased 1965 recording made at Fame Recording Studios in Muscle Shoals. Written by Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham and later a hit for Percy Sledge.Buy it! |
7:13am | Percy Sledge "Take Time to Know Her" from Percy Sledge - The Atlantic Recordings (Rhino / Atlantic 2010) —Words to live by. Written by Steve Davis and originally released as an Atlantic single in 1968.Buy it! |
7:16am | The Soul Children "Move Over" from Nobody Wins: Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 (Kent 2012) N —Not often heard 1968 Stax b-side written and produced by Isaac Hayes and David PorterBuy it! |
7:19am | The Mar-Keys "Morning After" from The Complete Stax/Volt Singles 1959-1968 (Atlantic 1991) —Music bed. 1961 early-Stax instrumental.Buy it! |
7:20am | Betty Wright "Who'll Be The Fool" from Hard to Stop (Atlantic 1973) —Three cautionary tales in a row here. Written by Clarence Reid, Willie Clarke, and H.W. Casey.Buy it! |
7:24am | Don Covay "I Was Checkin' Out While She Was Checkin' In" from Mercy Mercy: The Definitive Don Covay (Razor & Tie 1994) N —Written by Don Covay and recorded at Muscle Shoals in 1973. The title kind of says it all.Buy it! |
7:28am | Doris Duke "To The Other Woman (I'm The Other Woman)" from I'm A Loser: The Swamp Dogg Sessions...and more (Kent 2005) —Written by Jerry Williams, Jr. (aka Swamp Dogg) and Gary U.S. Bonds and found on this Swamp Dogg-produced 1969 album released on the Canyon label.Buy it! |
7:31am | Booker T. And The MGs "You Don't Love Me" from Doin' Our Thing SINGLE (Stax Records url 1968) —Music bed. 1968 Stax instrumental written by Willie Cobb.Buy it! |
7:33am | Meshell Ndegeocello "Real Real" from Pour une âme souveraine - A Dedication to Nina Simone (Naive 2012) N —Written by Nina Simone and featuring background vocals arranged & sung by Toshi Reagon.Buy it! |
7:36am | Cody ChesnuTT "Where Is All the Money Going?" from Landing On A Hundred (Vibration Vineyard 2013) N —Written by Cody ChestnuTT and found on his new release.Buy it! |
7:39am | Nick Waterhouse "(If) You Want Trouble" from Time's All Gone (Innovative Leisure www.innovativeleisure.net 2012) —Written by Nick Waterhouse and found on his 2012 debut. Soul music out of Southern California.Buy it! |
7:42am | Reverend Organdrum "A Shot In The Dark" from Hi-Fi Stereo (Yep Roc Records www.yeprocrecords.com 2008) —Music bed. Instrumental composed by Henry Mancini. Think Elke Sommer and Peter Sellers on this one.Buy it! |
7:45am | Shelby Lynne "Gotta Get Back" from I Am Shelby Lynne (Island Def Jam 2000) —Written by Shelby Lynne, Dorothy Overstreet, and Bill Botrell. Absolutely no filler on this album. Highly recommended.Buy it! |
7:49am | Mavis Staples "You Are Not Alone" (Anti www.anti.com 2010) —Written by Jeff Tweedy and featuring Kelly Hogan and Nora O'Connor on backing vocals.Buy it! |
7:53am | Kelly Hogan "Plant White Roses" from I Like to Keep Myself in Pain (Bloodshot www.bloodshotrecords.com 2012) —Written by Stephin Merritt of Magnetic Fields. One of my favorite songs of the year from one of my Favorite albums of the year. She's so underrated it's ridiculous.Buy it! |
7:57am | The Ventures "Last Night" from The Ventures Play Telstar-The Lonely Bull (dolton 1962) —Music bed. Mar-Keys instrumental that they don't really do justice to. Hey, they can't all be gems.Buy it! |
8:02am | Adele "SkyFall" from Skyfall - Single (XL Recordings/Columbia 2012) N —Excellent Bond theme song from the new James Bond film which far exceeded my expectations. Written by Adele Adkins and Paul Epworth. She's a juggernaut that can't be stopped.Buy it! |
8:06am | John Barry "The Persuaders" from TV Sound and Image (Soul Jazz 2012) N —1971 instrumental composition by the man who scored twelve James Bond films beginning with "Dr. No."Buy it! |
8:08am | The Last Shadow Puppets "Standing Next To Me" from The Age of the Understatement (Domino Records 2008) —Written by the Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner and the Rascals' Miles Kane. A side project that really works.Buy it! |
8:11am | The Simon Park Orchestra "Dawn to Dusk" from TV Sound and Image (Soul Jazz 2012) N —Music bed. 1973 instrumental.Buy it! |
8:14am | Paul McCartney "Junior's Farm" from Wings Greatest (CAPITOL 1978) —Written by Linda and Paul McCartney and recorded in Nashville in 1974. I won't see a better concert in 2012 than Paul McCartney's Scottrade Center show last Sunday.Buy it! |
8:18am | The Jump Starts "Don't Need Much" from What Hides Inside (Loud Label 2012) N L —Debut release by the St. Louis band made up of Justin Johnson and Sarah Ross. I'm really liking this release.Buy it! |
8:21am | Aimee Mann "Red Vines" from Bachelor No. 2 (Superego 2000) —Written by Aimee Mann and one of the many highlights of her show at the Pageant last Tuesday.Buy it! |
8:25am | John Frizzell & Randy Edelman "Lexington Is My Home" from Gods and Generals Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Sony 2003) —Music bed.Buy it! |
8:26am | Amy Cook "Getting To You" from Summer Skin (Roothouse Records 2012) N —Written by Amy Cook and featuring harmony vocals by Ben Kweller.Buy it! |
8:29am | The dB's "That Time Is Gone" from Falling Off the Sky (Bar/None Records 2012) —Appearing at the Blueberry Hill Duck Room this Saturday (11/17). This song was written by Peter Holsapple.Buy it! |
8:33am | Redd Kross "Stay Away From Downtown" from Researching the Blues (Merge 2012) N —Written by Jeff McDonald and found on one of my favorite 2012 releases. Pop gems aplenty.Buy it! |
8:37am | The T-Bones "Scorchin'" from Boss Drag (Liberty 1964) —Music bed. 1964 instrumental written by Dave Pell.Buy it! |
8:39am | T-Bone Burnett "Diamonds Are A Girl'S Best Friend" from Twenty Twenty: The Essential T Bone Burnett (Columbia Records/Legacy 2006) —1982 version of a song from the Broadway musical, "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." Written by Jule Styne and Leo Robin. "Let's rock again......."Buy it! |
8:42am | The Hazey Janes "Girl In the Night" from The Winter That Was (Armellodie 2011) —Exquisite pop out of Dundee, Scottland.Buy it! |
8:46am | Mogwai "Folk Death 95" from Mr. Beast (Matador 2006) —Music bed.Buy it! |
8:48am | Spectator "Walk With Me" from In The Brick (self-released 2012) N L —Words and music by Megan Rooney and Jeffrey Albert.Buy it! |
8:52am | Patti Smith "This Is The Girl" from Banga (Columbia 2012) —Lyrics about Any Winehouse written by Patti Smith.Buy it! |
8:55am | Camera Obscura "Lloyd, I'm Ready to Be Heartbroken" from Let's Get Out of This Country CD ALBUM (Merge 2006) —Traceyanne Campbell's answer song to Lloyd Cole's 1984 hit "(Are You) Ready to Be Heartbroken?".Buy it! |
8:59am | Mogwai "Friend Of The Night" from Mr. Beast (Matador 2006) —Music bed.Buy it! |
9:04am | The Supersuckers "Eastbound & Down" from Devil's Food (Mid-Fi 2005) —Supersuckers will be at the Firebird this Saturday (11/17). Fat Tramp Food Stamp and Ded Bugs are also on the bill. - This song was written by Jerry Reed.Buy it! |
9:08am | Jerry Reed "Lord, Mr. Ford" from RCA Country Legends (Buddha 2001) —Written by Dick Feller and recorded in 1973. Produced by Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed.Buy it! |
9:11am | Bottle Rockets "She's About A Mover" from Songs of Sahm (Bloodshot www.bloodshotrecords.com 2001) —I've never really heard a bad version of this Doug Sahm song but I particularly like this version. Vocals by Brian Henneman.Buy it! |
9:17am | Caitlin Rose "Lately I've Let Things Slide" from Lowe Country (Fiesta Red www.fiestaredrecords.com 2012) N —Written by Nick Lowe.Buy it! |
9:21am | Tammy Wynette "Tonight My Baby's Coming Home" from Country Soul Sisters: Women in Country Music 1952-78 (Soul Jazz Records 2012) N —Composed by Billy Sherrill and Glenn Sutton and recorded in 1967.Buy it! |
9:23am | Iris DeMent "The Night I Learned How Not to Pray" from Sing the Delta (Flariella Records 2012) N —Written by Iris DeMent and found on her first new album of original material in 16 years.Buy it! |
9:29am | Brothers Lazaroff "Under the Tree" from Science Won (self-released 2012) L —Appearing at the Ninth Annual Rock and Roll Craft Show at Third Degree Art Factory on Delmar on Friday November 23.Buy it! |
9:33am | Lydia Loveless "How Many Women" from Indestructible Machine (Bloodshot www.bloodshotrecords.com 2011) —Fri 11/23 Ha Ha Tonka w/ Lydia Loveless – Off BroadwayBuy it! |
9:37am | Buddy Miller's Majestic Silver Strings "I Want to Be With You Always" from Buddy Miller's Majestic Silver Strings (New West www.newwestrecords.com 2011) —Lefty Frizzell song sung by Buddy Miller and Patty Griffin. Predictably great.Buy it! |
9:40am | Calexico "Algiers" (Anti- 2012) N —Music bed. Instrumental written by Joey Burns and John Convertino.Buy it! |
9:43am | Catherine Irwin "Sinner Saves a Saint" from Little Heater (Thrill Jockey www.thrilljockey.com 2012) N —Written by John Callahan.Buy it! |
9:46am | Willie Nelson "I Gotta Get Drunk" from Crazy: The Demo Sessions (SUGAR HILL 2003) —This one goes out to Geri. From this collection of previously unissued demo sessions.Buy it! |
9:48am | Jimmie Dale Gilmore "My Mind's Got a Mind of Its Own" from "After Awhile" (Nonesuch 1991) —Written by Butch Hancock.Buy it! |
9:51am | Willis Alan Ramsey "Muskrat Candlelight" from Willis Alan Ramsey (Shelter www.rhino.com 1972) —Alright, add Memphis to Manchester to the list of shows that have played a version of Muskrat Love this week. Blame Aimee Mann. Written by Willis Alan Ramsey with Leon Russell on vibes and piano.Buy it! |
9:54am | Tom Waits "I Hope That I Don`t Fall In Love With You" from Closing Time (Elektra 1973) —The antidote to the previous song.Buy it! |
Like everything else, times are approximate. Spinitron and this station are not liable for errors or omissions.


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...This is a new source (for me) that I'm going to put an order together for spring...Was wondering if anyone has 'MOONLIGHT MIRAGE'? Mocc, forgive me for singling you out, but being a fragrant enthusiast/maniac etc., If you don't have it, is this one on your list to buy from Glenbrook? 'Cause it's in my cart, along with 'Stingray', 'Peter the Rock' and 'Sweet Sunshine' so far. It's gonna take me a while to peruse the entire hosta catalog, so please do let me know of anything that jumps out at you. Thanks! Don B. |
Follow-Up Postings:
- Posted by ilovetogrow 9 Jax Florida (My Page) on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 8:15
Don the cart I made last night to finish this morning timed out on me after about 6 hrs. Be sure to make an account first. Oh darn I had to start over. Ok so I am easily enabled. Paula |
This post was edited by ilovetogrow on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 8:21
I don't have Sweet Sunshine but I have two sports of it, Sugar Snap (love, love) and Sun Kissed (jury is still out on this one). Sugar Snap has set seed and my DH is growing them. Fragrant flowers but earlier than my other fragrant hosta, late July vs. August for me. I am thinking about Sweet Sunshine to round out the trio. Beverly Sugar Snap, 2nd year, under a red maple so probably smaller than it should be. |
This is my first year ordering from Glenbrook Farms, also. I have a handful on order with them and I was able to get one that has been on my list for a couple of years now, Niko. It's an oldie, but I have wanted it for a while now. The pics of it are either wowser good or ho-hum, so I decided to give it a whirl and see how it does here for me. Love the library pic of the close-up leaf (of course, it's a library pic!), it's a streaker. Most growers don't have it, but Glenbrook did. So, of course, since I'm paying for shipping anyway, might as well add a few others to get my money's worth! We shall see how it does.... |
- Posted by Don_in_Colorado 6a (My Page) on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 17:35
Funnthsun, I hear you about 'Niko', if it does well, it'll be fantastic, I'm still deciding if I'll get it...But it certainly is stunning, and I've done well with the 'fortunei' family, so I'm very tempted. Beverly, thanks for the pic, it's looking good... Paula, darn! You have to look at the catalog again? Heh heh heh... Don B. |
Don, thanks for the info. I just placed a small order (only 5-Blue Haired Lady, Chopsticks, Frost Giant, Bridal Falls, and Pocketful of Sunshine). Done with winter now, ready for spring! At this point, don't need to be home for any more snow days when there is little to do other than buy hosta! Cynthia |
- Posted by Don_in_Colorado 6a (My Page) on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 20:36
'Chopsticks' I like, as well as 'Frost Giant' and certainly 'Bridal Falls' --A variegated 'Niagara Falls'?-- That's for me! I'm getting an 'Ani Machi' finally after passing over it in so many other orders. And thanks to you as well, Cyn, for more ideas on what to order : ) Have Fun, |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 22:56
AArrgghh!!!! Don, I read your post, my ears perked up, my nose twitched, my credit card got hot in my pocket, and suddenly I was saying hello to Glenbrook. How in the world could this be my first encounter with the nursery of Viktoria Serafin? So yes, I now have Moonlight Mirage,and White Triumphator on order from her. There is a sport of White Triumphator on First Look 14 that is hot stuff, vase shaped, ruffled, AND fragrant....Glen F..... is the name, cannot remember the last word. Those two were the only ones I ordered at this time. Not saying I'm done....just saying I will wait a while because the contractor is getting the building permit soon, and I HOPE the remodel is done before the northern nurseries begin shipping. Also, I did some research on new fragrant flowered hosta, and sent a list of suggestions to Don Rawson. You'd be surprised how many fragrants are hitting the nurseries these days. Some have been in the pipeline for a long time. Don, you asked one time how many different fragrant hosta I have. Today I counted the unique names (counting each variety as ONE, no matter if I have 8 of that one) from Don's list, I have 119. Most of them do well here--at least better than average. |
Someone did mention Chopsticks and its a good performer. Its the first hosta my DH picked out. Edited to remove a comment that belongs on another thread. |
This post was edited by BeverlyMN on Mon, Feb 17, 14 at 9:55
moccasin, you wrote "how many different fragrant hosta I have. .......Most of them do well here--at least better than average." You are right! As I understand all fragrant hostas come from 'plantaginea'. Tony Avent writes : 'Hosta plantaginea is also the southern most naturally occurring hosta species making it more heat loving than other members of the genus.' Bernd |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Mon, Feb 17, 14 at 14:10
The Victoria Serafin/Glenbrook introduction now at $175 on the FirstLook14 auction is named 'Glen Fetish' and it is well worth taking a look. You will swoon when you see it. It is GORGEOUS no two ways about it. I hope to catch up with Glen Fetish after it is generally available. The name reminds me of a fine old Scotch, if you get what I mean. I'm already thinking of names for sports from this one.....something like Glen Fiddich (especially if it is gold turning orange in the fall)..... |
This post was edited by moccasinlanding on Sun, Feb 23, 14 at 13:31
- Posted by Don_in_Colorado 6a (My Page) on Wed, Feb 19, 14 at 22:13
119, Mocc? Wow! I'd love to take a walk in the Back40! Don B. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Feb 20, 14 at 11:10
DonGuac, right now not so pretty. But give me to the end of April or Mother's Day, and it will be taking shape. You know it is so nice to share the beauty with those who appreciate it. While my friends were amazed at the hosta garden last year, they did not know a hosta from an elephant ear or aspidistra. Like Phil in NC, I really really would like to share my hosta ambiance with another hostaphile some day. So if you are down this way, driving through to Gulf Shores or the Florida beaches or a cruise out of Miami or Cape Canaveral for a space launch, we could do coffee or tea and biscotti or scones out among the hosta. Presently I have a bistro table and two chairs waiting for some dreamy fragrant afternoon occasion..... |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Fri, Feb 21, 14 at 16:41
Don, wanted to make sure you got a sport of your beloved Guacamole. H. 'Mariachi' is registered, and it is said to be "Chimeral reversal of 'Guacamole'. So, if that interests you, go for it. It came to me last year, and grew very fast. The HostaLibrary pictures are of my plant. Note that it flushed a lot of new leaves, all in beautiful condition. It was the standout plant from that order. Very worthwhile I'm thinking. The two HL photos were taken in July, the one below is September when it is in bloom. Go for it! |
- Posted by josephines67 5 ON (My Page) on Fri, Feb 21, 14 at 17:52
Wow, Mocc...that's a looker!!! I also just finished re-reading last September's thread on this very hosta, just to get reacquainted with it. Sure looks like a winner...love the silky/satiny look of the leaves...and nothing beats them white blossoms! |
- Posted by Don_in_Colorado 6a (My Page) on Fri, Feb 21, 14 at 18:33
Oh, that plant interests me, alright...'Mariachi' looks great! Don B. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Wed, Feb 26, 14 at 23:35
You know, I am out of "fresh" postings, so I was revisiting a few...like this one. The picture of Mariachi's flower scape, that fully open blossom, it looks like a gardenia, and I caught the fragrance with my memory. Don't forget another Guac sport, Quesadilla! Good for Guacamole! |
- Posted by Don_in_Colorado 6a (My Page) on Thu, Feb 27, 14 at 1:41
Who is stocking 'Quesadilla' Mocc? That is one I also would love to get. I first became aware of 'Guacamole and Sour Cream', another streaked sport. I'll buy either one. : ) Thanks, |
With the fragrants / plantaginea we have great plants for sunny locations. I got my second 'Avocado' and 'Fried Bananas' last year from Glenbrook, nice plants, looking forward to see them this year again. Bernd |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Feb 27, 14 at 11:51
Don, m'boy, Quesadilla is in the cat of LOTG. Order quickly. (And so is Snake Eyes @$18, the outstanding latest from the Striptease line. Babka had it displayed on her deck bleachers last year, if you recall.) As a first class Enabler, I'd be remiss if I did not mention BOTH. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Thu, Feb 27, 14 at 18:49
Bernd, I keep forgetting that besides having fragrance, the plantaginea family has good sun tolerance, which makes it good up your way--even if the season is not long enough to let it dependably set seed. With some "new" fragrant varieties hitting the nurseries this year, my cup runneth over. I was not planning to get but a few items--so much for good intentions. |
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I didn't do my mantel for winter, but I want to share this
lovely tray that a Christmas gift. The mirror and Candlestick lamps belonged to my DGM. The photo is a picture of her as a young woman. Thanks for Looking Nana
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- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Sun, Jan 29, 12 at 19:03
Oh that is a lovely display on your piano! Your new plate is quite beautiful & looks great on the crocheted (?) runner...which is gorgeous! Cardinals add to the reds! I love, love the framed pic of your DGM ...what an heirloom! Precious! Candlestick lamps are beautiful, too & that mirror...priceless possessions! TFS! Jeanne S. |
Nana, thanks for sharing this wonderful winter setting in your home with us. Love your new tray you received as a gift. The runner is so pretty. Did you crochet it? Sweet you have DGM beautiful mirror and lamps displayed in your home. What a beautiful picture of her too. Lotta love in that room! Punk |
- Posted by marlene_2008 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 29, 12 at 20:31
Love the tray you received and your piano display is lovely. I especially like the picture of your grandmother...very charming! |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Mon, Jan 30, 12 at 1:11
Pretty platter and I love the photo of DGM!! Your display is lovely. Pretty piano too!! TFS, |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Mon, Jan 30, 12 at 18:44
The display is so pretty (and you know how I love cardinals!), but that portrait of your DGM just took my breath away. It is so beautifully posed. Honestly, if I'd seen that in the antique mall, I'd have bought it and claimed her as 'mine'. ;o) What a wonderful keepsake it is, and one of the most special vintage portraits I think I've seen. Can you tell I love the setting? LOL Thank you for sharing with us, and for the smile you gave me. |
What a beautiful set up you have there, and a beautiful picture! |
Thanks everyone. I think the tray [I meant to say platter] is lovely and I hated to put it away. The runner is actually 3 crocheted doilies. I don't remember where I got them. My Dad found this picture of my DGM packed away after she died. I am thrilled to have it. It should be repaired, but I like it just as it is. Since I use many of her things in tablescapes I wanted to introduce her. Nana |
Nana...you created such a lovely vignette on your Piano and the mirror above complments is all. The runner with the lamps on either end, those red cardinals and the colorful platter are so striking. I see I'm not alone in my feelings about that photo of your DGM..how BEAUTIFUL! Such a wonderful treasure to have. I think she'd feel so honored that so many of her things are still being enjoyed by you and especially her picture too! jane |
- Posted by creekdweller (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 17:36
Love it all. I am into crochet big time right now. It was Mama's past time and she always had something she was working on. So, I guess I feel close to her with my crochet. The mirror and poinsettia platter are gorgeous. Nana, I got my furniture. As soon as I can get some pics I'll post them. I am very pleased with the furniture. Especially since it was from Craig's list and CHEAP. Sometime, if you hit the right time and the right person, you can get some really good stuff. Love, Love , the picture of your Mother. That is priceless! Creek |
- Posted by kathleen_li (My Page) on Thu, Feb 2, 12 at 14:47
It's lovely, Nana. How wonderful to have that picture! |
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Visiting amusement parks is always fun. When the Kumar family of " Gutur Gu" recently visited Essel World in Mumbai, it was a whole different experience for each one of them.
Bags packed with cameras, binoculars water bottles etc, the Kumar family spent an entire day enjoying the roller coaster rides, rain dance at the discotheque and snacked on a variety of food available there - it was a fun experience.
As soon as the Kumar family entered Essel World in a toy train, the women in the family decided to try out different roller-coaster rides one after the other. Being themselves, Pappu and Balu on the other hand played pranks with the statue of a joker and ran helter-skelter all around the amusement park to tease him. An excited Bhavana Balsaver said, "These roller coaster rides were a first time experience for most of us. We were so thrilled and at the same time nervous."
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Musical Background in the hospital world:
For a long time research on the accompaniment of music in hospital processes have given a worthwhile response on their effects in the relaxation of the patients. Here is a recent article that talks about it:
-> Extract of El Mundo, article by Laura Tardón, 15.04.2009
Music, medicine for the heart
* Hearing musical pieces can reduce the heart rate and blood pressure
* This practice, in addition, eases the anxiety in patients with myocardial infarction
Music as therapy helps reduce the anguish of patients with coronary pathologies.
MADRID. - A melody, a bit of rhythm and much harmony are the components of a recipe which helps to reduce stress. The use of music as relaxation therapy has spread over the years throughout the world and its benefits in patients with cardiovascular diseases have been the object of numerous studies.
Now, a review published in 'The Cochrane Library' concludes that listening to music can help reduce blood pressure, the heart rhythm, the respiratory rate, anxiety and pain in this type of patients.
"Normally, [these sick patients] they feel anguished by the diagnosis, the hospitalization, the surgical processes, uncertainty, the fear to die, doubts on the progress of their recovery, the impotence and the loss of control over their situation," explained the authors of the review.
Sergio Manzano, a cardiologist from the Hospital Universitario Virgen de la Arrixaca, in Murcia, explains that "Upon panic or danger situations our organism defends itself. The sympathetic nervous system is activated and adrenalin and noradrenalin are released ".
They are substances identified as catecholamine's, "whose function is to increase the heart rate frequency and blood pressure, essential in certain situations to ensure adequate blood flow to the different systems of the organism. What happens is that when they are produced in excess, it can be harmful to the heart, especially for people with previous heart problems," exposes Enrique Asín Cardiel, head of service of Cardiology in the Hospital Ramon y Cajal of Madrid and director of the Heart Institute of the named hospital.
"Its effects are responsible for the patient with cardiovascular disease to have increased risk of complications, including sudden death, so it would be especially important that the treatment of these people also include the attention to their psychological needs," argues Joke Bradt, director of the review, published in Cochrane Library.
And it is at this point where music could play an important role. To check their effects on these types of patients, the authors of the review have analyzed 23 clinical tests, with a total of 1,461 participants, comparing the results of a group of subjects that have received the conventional care and those who, in addition, have heard music as a therapeutic measure.
"We chose published and unpublished studies, always including randomly chosen individuals, we contacted their authors and other relevant experts, looked on the internet to locate research centers that had addressed the use of music in the treatment of cardiovascular disease...", explain those responsible for this investigation. Classical music, country, jazz...
The majority of the projects applied a single session of music, about 30 minutes, during hospitalization of people who had suffered a myocardial infarction, those who had undergone surgery and those who were in rehabilitation phase. Sixty seven percent of the participants were male and with an average age of 63.3 years, from seven different regions: US, Canada, Australia, Denmark, Germany and Hong Kong. All the tests used relaxing music, fundamentally classical music, of country style and jazz.
"The results of this review indicated that listening to music can be an effective intervention to reduce the heart rate and blood pressure in people with cardiovascular disease and lessens anxiety in patients with myocardial infarction," conclude the people responsible for this project. "Also it decreases the breathing rate and the pain, but these effects were minor and its relevance is not clear", added the experts.
"I know that in some hospitals in the United States music is used while the patient waits in the waiting room (15 minutes) prior to being submitted to a catheterization and also during such intervention. In addition, drawings are also projected on the ceiling as a way of distraction," says Dr. Manzano.
Enrique Asín Cardiel points out, taking into account the relaxing effect of certain styles of music, from the theoretical point of view, it has positive results for the anxiety and the heart, but it is not shown in actual practice, because of the variability in which tests behave that have been done until this moment". Studies done with certain partiality.
Numerous studies developed with children, cancer patients, before and after a surgical intervention, have shown that music reduces anxiety and anguish, however, "its effectiveness in patients with heart disease requires further research, since the tests that we analyzed were small, from an average of 50 participants each, and the styles of music varied, the duration and the number of sessions," warns Bradt.
For example, a differentiator element between tests was that some worked with music selected by the health personnel, while others left the participants to choose between proposals previously valued by such personnel.
In addition, only two of the projects analyzed meet with the cooperation of trained therapists in this field, the rest used interventions in which patients listened to recorded music on a CD given to them by health professionals.
"This initial investigation shows that it is worth discovering how music can help patients for heart disease. Specifically, it would be interesting to know more about the potential benefits of the music provided by professional therapists, which could differ from the associated with the recorded music," says Bradt.


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I apologize if this isn't the right place for my post, but I was unsure if it dealt more with health versus beauty.
So anyhow... Does anyone have a tube of the Intensive Callus Cream item that you can "read" off the back label to me? ~~~ I bought the Cracked Heel Repair Cream thinking I could use it continuously as a deep moisture treatment overnight. I didn't know it was medicated with Benzalkonium Chloride .13% & Lidocaine 4%, per the top back of the tube. It also has a childproof cap, which isn't visible on the picture of the item, which only shows the tube front. And on the back of the tube there's a warning of:
This isn't told about in any of the reviews, that I could find. http://shop.avon.com/shop/product.aspx?pf_id=10016&from=search&find_spec=&camp=200915&dir_delivery=1&rep_delivery=1 ~~~ My rep can't get a straight answer out of whomever she's been writing to about the Intensive Callus Cream; AVON headquarters? I also can't find my answers on the website. I need to know if the Intensive Callus Cream is also medicated AND if I have to stop use of this cream after a certain amount of time unless directed by a doctor, OR is it non medicated & can be used continuously? I don't want to have to purchase the Deep Moisture Cream too if the Intensive Callus Cream will serve dual purpose as a callus eliminator/moisturizer. Thanks in advance for replies! |
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the 4% lidocaine makes it medicated. I don't think you should plan on using it continously. |
So the Intensive Callus Cream has 4% lidocaine too?! UGH My rep has been trying to get a straight answer out of someone, at headquarters perhaps, & all the guy will say is use it twice a day! |
You can call AVON yourself on a 800 # and get the answer. AVON is usually very careful what they sell for an extended use. Maybe your rep is not really calling. I sold it for over 10 years. It is not headquarters, but a number that your rep's manager has that deals with what is in the product. |
I found an AVON store locally (run by a district rep) & called. The gal read the back of the tube to me. It's fine to use continuously. Thanks! |
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Hi, Libbyliz. Funny to find this here today. I just watched the Oprah program today with Dr. Oz and a skin specialist (summer rerun)and they talked about cracked heals. Skin gal said to use a Stridex pad--yes, the Acne medicine--followed by a good slathering of Vaseline or thick skin cream. Cover with socks and leave on overnight. Continue use and you'll never have cracked heals again she said. I've soaked, sloughed off the dead dry skin and applied Vaseline and socks overnight and it really works, so was wondering if adding Stridex would make a difference. And I'd think, use as needed. |
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South of Los Angeles by a clogged-freeway hour lies Orange County, a region of citrus trees, theme parks and an exploding real estate market that has devoured many of the massive ranches that once dominated the landscape. Thankfully, a few ranches still exist, and one of them, Rancho Mission Viejo, has large swatches of earth set aside for ranching, wetlands conservancy and, to our delight, a new golf course called Arroyo Trabuco. Designed by Casey O'Callaghan with Tom Lehman, this pristine, linksy design is a blessed bridge between the terrors of muni golf and the forbidding tariffs at surrounding daily-fee layouts.
Bound to be a hit with O.C. locals, Arroyo should also attract road warriors from San Diego and L.A. to its 240 hilly acres carved from native vegetation and scrub brush. Befitting its links feel, the layout runs straight away from the clubhouse and, like Bob Dylan, never looks back. As a rule, landing areas on par fours are generous, usually between a slanting bank and the ubiquitous arroyo (or creek), so free swinging off the tees is rarely punished. There are two lakes and a creek running through the course as well as gentle canyon breezes that should kick up most afternoons and deliver the siren scent of the outdoor barbecue pit that general manager Matthew Donovan hopes will promote speedy play. A welcome notion, that—spareribs instead of marshals.
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About the kindest thing one could say of the old Arnold Palmer-Ed Seay layout at the tony Snowmass Club was that it helped kill time between ski seasons. The 1980 design, while adequate, never equaled the beauty or the challenges found on the surrounding slopes, and with sexy new Aspen-area private courses such as Aspen Glen, Ironbridge and the Roaring Fork Club attracting members by the cartful, Snowmass looked as dated as some of the condos that bestrode its outlying fairways. So architect Jim Engh got the call.
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7 So Gideon said, "After the LORD gives me victory over Zebah and Zalmunna, I will return and tear your flesh with the thorns and briers of the wilderness." | 7 Then Gideon replied, "Just for that, when the LORD has given Zebah and Zalmunna into my hand, I will tear your flesh with desert thorns and briers." |
8 From there Gideon went up to Peniel and asked for food, but he got the same answer. | 8 From there he went up to Peniel and made the same request of them, but they answered as the men of Succoth had. |
9 So he said to the people of Peniel, "After I return in victory, I will tear down this tower." | 9 So he said to the men of Peniel, "When I return in triumph, I will tear down this tower." |
10 By this time Zebah and Zalmunna were in Karkor with a remnant of 15,000 warriors -- all that remained of the allied armies of the east -- for 120,000 had already been killed. | 10 Now Zebah and Zalmunna were in Karkor with a force of about fifteen thousand men, all that were left of the armies of the eastern peoples; a hundred and twenty thousand swordsmen had fallen. |
11 Gideon circled around by the caravan route east of Nobah and Jogbehah, taking the Midianite army by surprise. | 11 Gideon went up by the route of the nomads east of Nobah and Jogbehah and fell upon the unsuspecting army. |
12 Zebah and Zalmunna, the two Midianite kings, fled, but Gideon chased them down and captured all their warriors. | 12 Zebah and Zalmunna, the two kings of Midian, fled, but he pursued them and captured them, routing their entire army. |
13 After this, Gideon returned by way of Heres Pass. | 13 Gideon son of Joash then returned from the battle by the Pass of Heres. |
14 There he captured a young man from Succoth and demanded that he write down the names of all the seventy-seven rulers and leaders in the town. | 14 He caught a young man of Succoth and questioned him, and the young man wrote down for him the names of the seventy-seven officials of Succoth, the elders of the town. |
15 Gideon then returned to Succoth and said to the leaders, "Here are Zebah and Zalmunna. When we were here before, you taunted me, saying, 'You haven't caught Zebah and Zalmunna yet. Catch them first, and then we will feed your exhausted warriors.'" | 15 Then Gideon came and said to the men of Succoth, "Here are Zebah and Zalmunna, about whom you taunted me by saying, 'Do you already have the hands of Zebah and Zalmunna in your possession? Why should we give bread to your exhausted men?' " |
16 Then Gideon took the leaders of the town and taught them a lesson, punishing them with thorns and briers from the wilderness. | 16 He took the elders of the town and taught the men of Succoth a lesson by punishing them with desert thorns and briers. |
17 He also knocked down the tower of Peniel and killed all the men in the town. | 17 He also pulled down the tower of Peniel and killed the men of the town. |
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- #1 Real Estate agent in the Mukwonago School District for the past Nine years: - 2005 - 2013 Selling 3x more than the next agent.
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Mike Jenkins
A humorous and impassioned reader of his work, Mike Jenkins has performed at numerous and diverse venues, read on radio and TV, and is a previous winner of the John Tripp Award for Spoken Poetry. He is a former editor of Poetry Wales, and a founder of the Red Poets Society, which organises regular performances and publishes an annual magazine of radical poetry. Wanting to Belong, his collection of interlinked short stories about teenagers in a south Wales valley, was Arts Council of Wales Book of the Year 1998, and has been filmed by the BBC.


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i've been sitting on this recipe for quite a while, and for that, i sincerely apologize. i'm not even sure what i was waiting for- the pictures have been taken and edited for a couple months at least! maybe i was being selfish, maybe lazy, or maybe it's just that this seemed almost too simple to share.
but i'm realizing that sometimes it is the simplest recipes that people appreciate the most. sure the occasional complicated and fancy recipe is wanted to impress that special someone or for an evening where we actually have time to carefully plan and execute a recipe. but i have a feeling most of you out there generally make food that is quick and easy. because we are all pressed for time, for better or for worse. and because we are all constantly on the go, it becomes so easy to eat the same thing day in, day out. so here i am to hopefully give you guys another breakfast option that is just as fast as your morning oatmeal.


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Oscar-winner Renee Zellweger, who celebrates her 45th birthday on April 25, has become one of Hollywood's mainstays over the years. Let's take a look back at her career so far.
Zellweger touches her hair at the premiere of "Leatherheads" at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, Calif., on March 31, 2008.


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Man who lost half his face to cancer has it rebuilt
A 60-year-old cancer victim whose TONGUE could be seen through a gaping hole in his cheek undergoes state-of-the-art surgery to give him a new face. Warning: graphic image.
A CANCER victim who lost the entire left side of his face has finally had it rebuilt after four years of agony.
Viewers of Channel 4's Embarrassing Bodies met Eric Moger, 60, whose tongue and mouth were visible through his missing left cheek, a few weeks ago.