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Herbal cleanser for troubled skin
Battling with oily, blemish-prone skin? Cleanse with Herbalism and experience the power of herbs. Its gently exfoliating, deep-cleansing base of kaolin clay and rice bran mops up excess oils, and a toning blend of rosemary, nettle and chamomile leaves skin feeling fresh, clean and calm. This gentle green giant contains chlorophyllin, which is extracted from alfalfa plants: it's rich in nourishing vitamins and minerals, and helps to balance out your skin's oil production. Say hello to clear, balanced skin!
- Oily skin no more! Use Herbalism all over your body for balanced, matte skin.
- Have a sensitive side? Oily skin can be sensitive, too! We've included rose absolute to soothe and calm as you cleanse.
- Best used fresh: Our cleanser rolls are preservative-free, so be sure to use it up by the best before date on your pot!
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= Natural ingredients = Safe syntheticsGround Almonds (Prunus dulcis) , Kaolin , Glycerine , Chlorophyllin Water (Aqua) , Nettle, Rosemary, Rice Vinegar Extract (Urtica dioica, Rosmarinus officinalis) , Rice Bran (Oryza sativa) , Gardenia Extract (Gardenia jasminoides) , Rose Absolute (Rosa damascena) , Chamomile Blue Oil (Matricaria Chamomilla) , Sage Oil (Salvia officinalis) , Fragrance
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Q:Does the herbalism cleanser help with white and blackheads?Asked on 5/8/2015 by Kristen from Oklahoma
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A:Herbalism is great for helping clear up skin.Answered on 5/15/2015 by Lana from Lush Direct
Q:What other product would you suggest to use in combination with this product? Also, how often would you suggest using Herbalism?Asked on 5/5/2015 by CLP from Chicago,IL
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A:This would really depend on your skin needs, I recommend emailing us at email@example.com on 5/15/2015 by Lana from Lush Direct
A:If you mean a similar cleanser because the store is out, etc., I use coal.
Or I use grease lightening for a little extra cleansing. I've used
herbalism exclusively for months and my skin doesn't dry out or anything, I
love it. I swear it keeps me out of the dermatologists. I love all lush
products, really. I can say the same for coal, sea salt, etc.Answered on 5/5/2015 by Anonymous
Q:I was wondering what "fragrance" was in Herbalism. Can you give me any more specifics on it?Asked on 4/7/2015 by Sara from Delaware
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A:Fragrance is an all-encompassing term for the blend of essential oils that we use to perfume a product. Depending on where fragrance falls in the quantitative ingredient listing, the scent can be either lighter or stronger. If the term is listed in green print online it is made of all natural ingredients, and if it is listed in black it contains one or more safe synthetics.Answered on 4/10/2015 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
Q:In the past two weeks my face has broken out on the top of my forehead, and around my nose. I have oily skin and get blackheads around my nose. Someone had said Mask of Magnanimity worked really well for her blemishes. I was just wondering if I would have better luck with Herbalism or the Mask of Magnanimity? What is the difference between the two products? Is one suppose to help more with acne than the other?Asked on 4/7/2015 by Casey from Joppa, MD
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A:Herbalism is a daily cleanser, whereas Mask of Magnaminty is a deep-cleansing mask so both have different designs in terms of how they will treat the skin. Herbalism is a fantastic daily cleanser that will work to prevent breakouts, and Mask of Magnaminty can be used one or twice per week to help draw out any impurities from deep in the skin. Both are fantastic for skin that is prone to acne!Answered on 4/10/2015 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
Q:I'm pregnant, is this product safe to use? I looked at all of the ingredients and it seems ok, but I'm afraid I'm missing something.Asked on 3/27/2015 by Lea
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A:Congrats! If you're concerned, I would recommend printing out the ingredient list and getting it approved be your doctor.Answered on 3/27/2015 by Kels from LUSH Direct
Q:I've been thinking about trying out Herbalism since I do have oily acne prone skin and I wanted to know if I should try out any other products for a skincare routine (regime)? Also are there samples for Herbalism? I'm not sure if i want to buy a full size until i'm sure it works well! Thanks for your help!Asked on 3/22/2015 by Kelly from Los Angeles, CA
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A:You can also check out Tea Tree toner water, Vanishing Cream facial moisturizer, or even Mask of Magnaminty face and body mask. You can definitely go into any LUSH shop location and ask for a sample of Herbalism to try! :)Answered on 3/27/2015 by Kels from LUSH Direct
A:Out of all lush cleansers Herbalism worked best for me. Try the small jar before the full size for sure.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 3/23/2015 by Anonymous
A:I've been using herbalism myself for about 2 years & I love it! It's really
cleared up my skin I don't have as much breakouts as I used to I would
highly recommend itAnswered on 3/22/2015 by Anonymous
Q:I have EXTREMLY oily skin which gets VERY shiny and gross during the day, I also have acne and lots of blackheads. I have tried so many products for oily skin that don't work- will this one be any better? I use Fresh Pharmacy at night and alternate it with ocean salt in the mornings, as well as tea tree toner spray. I was thinking of using herbalism in the mornings- will it prevent my face from getting so oily??Asked on 3/19/2015 by Erin
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A:Herbalism is packed with natural sebum balancers such as rosemary and nettle, so it would do a great job of helping to balance the oil you have on your face. We also use kaolin clay and rice bran to absorb any excess oil as well. You also definitely want to moisturize your skin as well - our Enzymion sounds like it would be a great option for you. It uses a ton of fresh citrus and fruit juices to help tone the skin and mop up excess oil. Enzymion does an amazing job of mattifying the skin as well!Answered on 3/20/2015 by Meg from LUSH Direct
Q:So I have had trouble skin for a while (oily, blackheads, whiteheads, and a few cysts) and I heard of Lush and found this and Dark Angels for my kind of skin and was wondering what the difference was between the two? Does one help better with acne than the other?Asked on 3/3/2015 by Fio
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A:Dark angels has Powdered Charcoal as an ingredient which is one of the best natural detoxifying agents in recent skincare. Dark angels does leave your skin unified and detoxed where as Herbalism is better for sensitive breakouts. Herbalism uses Kaolin clay and Rice Vinegar to softly unclog pores and absorb oil. It really depends on whether your prefer to detox your skin or deep cleanse it. Both work great for oily skin and both quell those pesky breakout! Dark Angels tends to be more exfoliating on the skin. I hope this helps!Answered on 3/21/2015 by Alexander from LUSH Direct
A:Hi! So this may seem crazy but I have a very similar skin profile! I don't suffer with cysts, but I definitely identify with blackheads and oily, clogged skin! Dark Angels is charcoal based so it's a great antibacterial! It also has some sugar crystals that exfoliate and allow the Dark Angels to REALLY get into your pores and get clean. Herbalism is such a good, gentle cleanser that makes your face feel squeaky clean! The kaolin clay and rice powder absorb all the oil that accumulated while you slept and refreshes your face removing all the sweat and dirt from the gym! I honestly recommend you get both. My suggested routine would be to use Herbalism every morning and Dark Angels every night. The Dark Angels will clean all your makeup and grime, activate the antibacterial properties of the charcoal and let it get down into your pores. Rinse your face with cool water and apply a moisturizer. In the morning, cleanse with Herbalism to give yourself a fresh canvas to start the day. Use herbalism after the gym or between washes. When your breakouts clear, use herbalism twice a day - just do a Dark Angels treatment once a week for maintenance, or go back to the routine if you have a breakout! Enjoy, Lushie! <3Answered on 3/5/2015 by Anonymous
Q:If I used this product daily, about how long would it last?Asked on 2/23/2015 by Inger
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A:Since a little bit goes quite a long way with all of our products, a pea sized amount is the perfect amount for the face! Our fresh facial cleansers are good for 3-4 months from their made by date, so depending on how much you purchase, it could last you for those full 4 months!Answered on 2/27/2015 by Meg from LUSH Direct
Q:I had a bad breakout and I started using this product for a little over a week. I see no results. Normally I use Ocean Salt, then I wash my face with Herbalism, then I use the Breath Of Fresh Air toner water, and sometimes use Celestial as a face moisturizer. Should I try using this product alone to start seeing my acne go away?Asked on 1/17/2015 by Dana from Hopatcong, NJ
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A:Hi there, thanks for your question!
Sorry to hear that. If your cleansing routine isnt working out for you I would try using just one cleanser, then a toner. Sometimes using a face moisturizer on top of 2 cleansers and a toner might over power the oil control. I would try just using one cleanser and see how that goes!
Hope this helps!Answered on 1/19/2015 by Anonymous
Q:Can I use the Herbalism everday both day and night?Asked on 12/23/2014 by Scarleth from United States
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A:Hi there! It totally depends on your skin type. If you do have sensitive skin, I would recommend using it once a day or once every two days! If not, use it as often as you would like!Answered on 12/31/2014 by Anonymous
A:It depends on your skin type. If you have sensitive skin, then only use it
once a day or once every two days. I use it every night, and then
moisturize. I have acne-prone skin and using it every night doesn't make my
acne worse.Answered on 12/24/2014 by Anonymous
A:It is fine to use your Herbalism day and night if you've got a serious breakout. However, I would say using it this way should only go in three day intervals with three or four days of using Herbalism once a day at night and employing a more gentle cleanser in the morning. Typically when you wash your face before bed you won't need such a deep cleansing for the morning. I would honestly say a more gentle cleanser, like Angels on Bare Skin or Aqua Marina, would do much better in the morning when you're face has only rested on a pillow (and has not been under makeup or had to endure environmental contaminants). Less is more when it comes to your delicate facial skin. If you cleanse deeply day AND night you may be irritating your skin and bring on a rash or acne type breakout. One last thing, if you're not doing it already, extend your facial care down your neck to the top of your chest :) You'll be happy you did as you get older. Merry Christmas!!Answered on 12/24/2014 by Vassar from Lake Stevens
A:Yes! Herbalism is awesome but I use it in the morning because it does a really good job of soaking up excessive oils even throughout the day and clearing your pours, while I use 'coal face' bar cleanser at night. There is a slight possibility if you use herbalism both morning and night it will dry out your face if you aren't using a moisturizer. Hope this helps!
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Q:I'm thinking about buying this product because of the specifications and how much reviewers liked it. My main question is, can I use this in conjunction with other products like Coal Face? I know they're both cleansers, but would it make sense to alternate, or just stick to one the whole time? Like, will the combination of Coal Face and Herbalism do more harm than good if they're both used on the same day (one in the morning, one at night).Asked on 11/21/2014 by Paul
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A:I can see no reason why you wouldn't be able to use them in conjunction! In situations like this, it's always best to listen to your skin. If you're finding that it's making your skin too dry, you could always just stick to one!Answered on 11/25/2014 by Serena from LUSH Direct
A:I would alternate between herbalism and coalface. Herbalism might be better to use in the morning because it's gentler and will help soak up oil throughout the day, and coalface could be used at night for a deeper cleanse at the end of the day.
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Q:So I've been using the Herbalism cleanser for a while now, and I'm wondering if anyone has travelled with it before? I'm flying out of state in January and only bringing a carry-on, and I'm wondering if I have to pack it as a liquid. I'm inclined to think I wouldn't have to, but has anyone had any experience with it?Asked on 11/20/2014 by Bree from Raleigh, NC
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A:I would err on the side of caution and bring some in a 3.4 ounce container as the TSA requires small containers for all "liquids, aerosols, gels, creams and pastes" and I think Herbalism would be considered one of those!Answered on 11/26/2014 by Haley from LUSH Direct
Q:Does this have to be refrigerated?Asked on 11/12/2014 by Dana from Santa Clara
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A:No, Herbalism does not need to be refrigerated, just make sure to use by the best before date!Answered on 11/14/2014 by Anonymous
A:No, you don't have to refrigerate it! And it should have a best buy date on it.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 11/13/2014 by Anonymous
A:No. it doesn't need to be refrigerated. I keep it in my bathroom and the
largest available size lasts me about 3-4 months, as I use it everyday. It
never had any bed smell and I never had any bad reactions to it after
keeping it at room temperature.Answered on 11/12/2014 by Anonymous
Q:Does this help with acne scars?Asked on 10/27/2014 by Haley from Denver, CO
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A:The ground almonds in the Herbalism Cleanser will exfoliate your skin and ultimately fade scars over time. Exfoliation increases the rate of skin cell regeneration.Answered on 11/6/2014 by Farinaz from LUSH Direct
Q:I use a full coverage liquid foundation every day. Most cleaners don't remove the makeup to well. How is this cleanser on removing foundation & makeup?Asked on 9/26/2014 by Nina from New York
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A:I recommend using makeup remover first and then Herbalism to cleanse! I have tried using Herbalism to remove my make up and it wasn't the best, but that's not what it was meant for anyways!Answered on 5/24/2015 by Lexi from Thousand Oaks, CA
A:This cleanser may remove some makeup, but is more so recommended for people who experience oily, acne-prone skin. If you are looking for a cleanser that is good to use as a makeup remover, I would recommend Ultrabland. The essential oils, honey and beeswax is what makes Ultrabland great for removing any makeup or residue that is built up throughout the day.Answered on 9/27/2014 by Anonymous
Q:does it help your oily skin throughout the day?Asked on 7/20/2014 by newbie
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A:Yes, this is perfect for oily skin and leaves your skin feeling matte!Answered on 9/25/2014 by Anonymous
A:It certainly does. My skin is super oily so I use morning and night and it keep my face in perfect balance.Answered on 8/5/2014 by Michaela from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Q:I've started using Herbalism and it has been rapidly clearing my skin since. I wanted to know if long term users had experienced a reduction in hyperpigmentation as well? As my skin cleared of actual acne I realized a lot of whats left on my skin is dark spots left from previous acne and I am not sure whether to continue use of this product or not.Asked on 6/26/2014 by A Curious Lass from United States
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A:Exfoliating is a great way to help fade dark spots, as it allows skin cells to regenerate and push to the surface. Herbalism is a great exfoliant, so you should see results over time with regular use.Answered on 9/25/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:I found that it helped lighten those spots within the course of 3-6 months.
I also paired this with the Tea Tree Water toner and and the Vanishing
Cream moisturizer (tee tree is amazing for skin discoloration so that
probably helped a lot as well.)Answered on 6/26/2014 by onigirimelon from Minneapolis, MN
Q:How does this product compare with Fresh Farmacy?
I am 16 with very oily and sensitive skin and am very prone to blemishes and acne. I wish to even my complexion, calm the acne and oils, and get rid of the blotchy blemishes. which product would work better?Asked on 6/22/2014 by Mariana from Seattle, WA
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A:Fresh Farmacy is geared more towards those with sensitive, acne-prone skin so if you consider your skin quite sensitive it might be a better choice for you. Herbalism is a little bit more intense, as it will also work to exfoliate the skin in addition to cleansing it. Both are fantastic in fighting acne.Answered on 9/25/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:Honestly, I think that fresh pharmacy might work better to calm to oils and
balance out your skin. But exfoliating is a big part of a skin routine to
get some of the oil out of your pores and scrub off dead skin cells. I
would say that you should buy some of the herbalism (not a lot if you can
go into a physical store) and use the fresh pharmacy most of the time but
use the herbalism one or two times a week just to keep your pores extra
clean. Hope I helped!Answered on 6/24/2014 by Anonymous
Q:I have back acne, does this product work on body acne?Asked on 5/27/2014 by keke from alexandria, va
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A:Herbalism is a face and body cleanser great for acne prone skin. Give it a try and see if it works for you!Answered on 9/8/2014 by Anonymous
A:Yes this stuff works great on the back. I get breakouts on my back mostly in the winter months, but I've been continuing to use Herbalism well into the summer so far. I started using it in February, and it immediately started working its magic on my back, and even chest. Now I don't feel like I constantly have to cover up my chest and back with clothes because my skin looks so great!Answered on 6/13/2014 by Brigida from Reno, NV
A:Hi Keke!! I noticed it controlled my pimples, and reduced the ones I had on my face during mother nature month... :0) been using the cleanser for 2 weeks now, and noticed it is gradually reducing my post acne marks. I know this doesn't answer your concern, but I hope it helped a little... & I think you should try herbalism!! Good luck!! :0)Answered on 6/9/2014 by The smeller from Texas


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Dunno if this has come out in Europe, yet, but it came out yesterday in the US. Just went to see it and it is awesome. Without giving away any real spoilers, I will mention that Marvel films is now on their third Bruce Banner, and I will remind everyone else that this film was written by Joss Whedon, whose projects have two constants:
(1) Insanely smart, funny dialogue, and,
(2) Some minor, but universally-loved character is going to die.
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(2) Some minor, but universally-loved character is going to die.
I may have shed a tear or two.
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It has come out in Europe (or at least parts of it) ahead of the US. I watched it last Wednesday. Downside is, we didn't get that second after-credits scene.
Amyway, I expected some compromise seeing as this is one
franchise, but the movie is pretty much in line with the awesomeness that is Joss Whedon's work. Loved it!
Still cracking up every time Those Two Hulk Scenes come to mind...
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This movie had something the X-men movies neglected: full-on brawling between the heroes. In the comics, Wolverine and Hercules would go toe-to-toe after a bender, Reed Richards would have to physically restrain an out-of-control Ben Grimm, and the Hulk pretty much beat up everybody who got in his way. I really enjoyed the fact that these guys are used to being able to do whatever they want, how they want, and came to blows trying to persuade each other.
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The only thing I didn't like was the excessive use of throwaway Whedonisms in the second half of the movie. Otherwise, it was phenomenal and I really enjoyed it.
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what i found most amazing was that with the exception of the first iron man, this movie was better (imo) than all the movies that led up to it. you would have thought, and i certainly expected, that trying to cram all these heroes into one movie was going to make for a worse, not better, movie.
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Although I disagree with your assessment of the other movies, it helped that the movie didn't have to get bogged down in origin stories. It just picks up where Thor and Captain America ended and assumes that anyone watching has either seen or heard of those movies.
As far as whether the movies were "good", I'm not sure you're giving the individual characters a fair shake. The Ang Lee Hulk went a little too deep into Bruce Banner's "abuse survivor" background, but
The Incredible Hulk
corrected some of that and improved on the established relationship between Banner and Betty Ross. Admittedly, both movies were more whining self-recrimination than romping punch-fest, but the Hulk comics were always a littl whiney. Taken together, both Hulk films were the weakest of the bunch, but they served their purpos in expressing the origins and driving forces behind the character.
Thor was pretty much a reboot of the character. While keeping the basic elements of the character's origin, they dispensed with the Donald Blake alter ego (Thor uses Blake as an alias, but isn't actually trapped in the crippled doctor's body), but overall, the film stayed true to the character. Thor, in the film and the comic, is portrayed as a big dumb frat boy who means well, but often allows his temper and enthusiasm to overwhelm good sense (this is also the case in Avengers, but is subsumed by the battle between Captain America's sense of duty and Tony Stark's Ego).
Captain America did a lot with a very difficult subject. I actually came out of that film liking Cap and Steve Rogers a lot more than I went into it. Admittedly, the film was unabashedly nationalistic, but Cap was, in the 40's unabashedly nationalistic (remembering that, at the time, people from the United States had no issues with saying "America" and meaning only that part between the Rio Grande and the 42nd Parallel).
Captain America, besides establishing the Cap character, also established the primary basis for the film (the reimagined cosmic cube as an inexhaustible energy source/dimensional gateway), and even, subtly, established the basis of a S.H.I.E.L.D. movie by introducing (admittedly, in offhand fashion) the Howling Commandos, all of whom later become SHIELD agents (and yes, Whedon's use of Cobie Smulders and the introduction of the Council in the Avengers film almost guarantee that there will be a SHIELD film...possibly following the plot of the early ninetie graphic novel).
So while a film's "goodness" is an entirely subjective measure, you can't really say that any of the films were unsuccessful, since they all pretty much fulfilled their purpose of being entertaining while re-establishing well-loved and -known characters for a widely disparate audience.
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Finally got to check out the Avengers last night. I have to say I was really impressed. I thought Mark Ruffalo's portrayal of the Hulk was the best out of any of the movies.
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Finally got to check out the Avengers last night. I have to say I was really impressed. I thought Mark Ruffalo's portrayal of the Hulk was the best out of any of the movies.
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it is one of my favorite movie. I love the role the role of all character.The story seems to be good.I like in this type of movie........
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We all really enjoyed ourselves when we went to see it. It was exactly what I wanted it to befunny and exciting in equal parts with plenty of awesome stunts! The only thing missing was Edward Norton. 8( Although I begrudgingly have to admit that the new actor did a good job.
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i'd go so far to say that he stole the movie. he was the best part about it as far as i was concerned.
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Seen it 5 times already. Still can't get enough of the Awesomeness. Loved the quirky dialogues. I didn't feel they were overdone at all.
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karacha wrote:Why would you hate him? Did he do something to you and your family?
venky wrote:karacha wrote:Why would you hate him? Did he do something to you and your family?
For the same reasons I hate LeBron. At least I'm being consistent *shrugs*
But I know for sure I'll be rooting for him. That's my Center!
karacha wrote:No, I understand, but isn't "hate"... I don't know... a strong word for disliking someone?
I don't think I have ever hated anyone in my life.
I don't like Bron, but I definitely don't hate the guy. I don't even know him.
Dwight Howard aiming to play in Lakers' opener
Five months after back surgery, All-Star center Dwight Howard has targeted his Los Angeles Lakers debut for opening night of the 2012-13 season, league sources told Yahoo! Sports.
Howard is determined to play against the Dallas Mavericks on Oct. 30 at Staples Center, and his progress in recent weeks has strengthened the possibility, sources said.
Howard has privately indicated his back has returned to 85 percent strength, sources said. He had surgery for a herniated disc in April and still needs doctor's clearance to engage in full training-camp activities with the Lakers. Los Angeles opens its training camp Tuesday.
The Lakers have been reluctant to make public a timetable on Howard's return, and have maintained a cautious approach to protect his long-term health.
Howard has been working with Lakers coaches and trainers at the team's practice facility, and has shown an increased range of motion, but has yet to engage in five-on-five or significant contact situations.
[Also: Rasheed Wallace returning to NBA]
The Lakers' coaching staff is implementing a hybrid of the Princeton offense and has shown Howard how the system will open up fresh avenues of scoring possibilities for him.
Howard, 26, underwent surgery in April, and missed the final weeks of the season and the playoffs for the Orlando Magic. After Howard insisted he wouldn't re-sign a long-term contract, Orlando traded him to Los Angeles as part of a four-team deal in August.
dwighthowardsdad wrote:The fact that he won't miss any time is great. I'm wondering ifthe coaching staff might limit his minutes to kine of ease him back into game shape?...
wcsoldier81 wrote:Yep , this is completely doable considering the early heavy home schedule ...
The minutes maganement of our BIG 4 has to be solid from the get go ... this is the key of our season imo ... that's why rotations have to be set as early as possible and not to be changed every other game ..
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last stand wrote:calling her hot over and over again was uncomfortable for me
OX1947 wrote:I seriously do not think, even Lakers fans, that anyone knows how good this team is going to be. The only thing that would derail this team is injuries. If there are no major injuries to the big 4, this team is going to roll over everyone and make them look like college teams.
The Rock wrote:Maybe until Dwight is 100% we should run more plays for Pau on the inside, its a good way to keep him focused among The Big 4, hes unselfish but hes also the most passive of the 4, I wouldn't want him to get lost in the shuffle.
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Thanks for your comments, I appreciate them. We all have to do our part to ensure "the one" is a one term president, then we have a lot of work to do to reverse all the crap (nobama-care) he jammed down our throats.
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"They love the Lord, they love our church," Brinker said. "They are so passionate and engaged when they're here. They need a strong community around them where they're taught, inspired and they feel like family."
Founded in 1890, the church has seen radical changes due to an influx of 20-somethings over the years. With 80 percent of all churches in
FBC offers four Sunday services, including traditional and contemporary worship services, and a Saturday night service targeting youth and members who are unable to attend on Sundays.
"Our goal is to make it the best 75 minutes of a person's week, make it inspiring and engaging," Brinker said. "We also focus on strong biblical preaching. We don't water it down, but at the same time we make it culturally relevant as it relates to their lives."
Brinker, 39, and his family moved to the area in November of 2008 after planting a church in
Brinker said that FBC was in need of revitalization and he faced tough decisions in moving the congregation beyond traditional boundaries to reach younger members. From incorporating live bands for worship or wearing casual attire while preaching, Brinker said that deliberate change has made a difference in the ministry.
"This church was probably mostly in its upper 40s in age when I first came here," he said. "This is a great church in a great location, but it was at a plateau and no longer reaching the emergent population of
Instead of viewing the transient community as a threat to membership, Brinker said that he embraces the idea of welcoming newly stationed families and offering discipleship to encourage them to continue spreading the gospel when duty calls.
"We see that as a part of our mission, and we know we're going to have them for about three years," Brinker said. "We get to reach them, disciple them and then the Marine Corps send missionaries all over the world for free."
Part of reaching military service members is embracing their spouses and children as well.
"What makes our growth so significant is that we've been able to tap into that younger generation without compromising the word," Brinker said.
Student Pastor Lenny Moore said that the church has gained 300 middle and high school students in their E3 Student Ministry.
"The Bible says that in everybody there's born desire to worship God; and being that this is a very young city, people desire a certain type of worship,"
To ensure that every member is reached, another strategy that FBC added is LifeGroups. These smaller groups of members meet at various times and locations on and off campus for weekly biblical studies and fellowship.
"The larger we grow, the more intentional we have to become about growing smaller at the same time, "Brinker said. "We have life groups that study the bible, pray or spend time together. When someone is going through a difficult time, they are already on the scene offering support."
In the next five years, Brinker said that the church hopes to plant several campuses within Onslow and Carteret counties.
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While FBC's primary mission is teaching the community to love God and one another, Brinker said that it's important for every church to take a look at its congregation and find ways to meet the needs of every person in a truthful and relatable approach.
"People say it's all about the numbers and the truth is, it is," Brinker said. "The reason we say that is because every number equals a human life. It's someone who has found hope in Christ and grown their relationship with God and whose life and marriage and families are getting better."
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I do not go hunting with people because I probably would not come back alive.
It isn't because I fear rampaging deer and bears or raccoons with little guns.
No, it's because the moment my friends trained their guns on something, I'd be screaming, "Run, Bambi! Run!" at the top of my lungs. And I'm not at all sure how my well-armed hunting friends would react.
I have always been hypersensitive with animals. I stop — no matter what, on a bicycle or in a car — to carry turtles across the road.
A common shout in our house comes from my daughter's room: "Dad, come GET this or I'm going to SMASH it!"
Spiders, interesting bugs, wasps and bees — they all get caught in a cup and turned loose outside. I smash flies freely and also squish roaches, though I admit to some guilt with roaches. They're so big and shiny, after all. And if we ever get up the gumption and nuke ourselves, they will rule the world. It would be nice to think of my portrait being hung in cockroachy halls in thankful memory of me.
I always used to love to find little snakes in the yard. Dangling them in front of my daughters and watching them go ballistic and run screaming for their rooms was true joy. I considered these times as important bonding moments.
It was some months ago that I was riding my bicycle on a back road off N.C. 55 and I noticed a colorful copperhead coiled up in the road. He noticed me as well and struck at me as I passed.
I pulled over and went to look more closely at him: he coiled into that up-tighter thing that poisonous snakes do before they remove you from the food chain.
A truck came barreling down the road and I stood in mortal fear that it would flatten that snake. The driver must have seen me and taken pity, because he straddled it. I found a long branch in a yard and scooted the snake off the road.
I'm not sure where this "animalosity" came from. Possibly it was the result of a book my parents bought me as a child. This was a series of short stories and memories about wolves — but not nice stories, mind you. It turned out to be graphic descriptions of killing these beautiful animals, usually in slow and torturous ways. I was so upset that my parents took the book from me. I never finished it. If I had, I'd probably be sailing concrete-filled ships below the Arctic Circle, now, ramming whaling ships.
I had another traumatic animal experience as a child, at my father's little church in Troy Center, a little Pennsylvania hamlet. There was a fellowship dinner happening and little old me opened a drawer to help some ladies by getting a potholder for them. I discovered a nest of baby mice in the drawer. Thinking it was sweet I pointed it out to one of the men.
The next thing I knew they were laughing and hurling the mice at the ladies as the ladies screamed and I shrieked in horror — not fearful of the flying mice but of the sure fate of those creatures when they landed.
I have had animals treat me badly. As a paperboy I was "treed" on a porch railing by a bulldog and in the past year or so chased on my bicycle by dogs the size of cows, I've been pooped on by seagulls. I was once attacked by a raccoon; on my bicycle I've been chased by dogs the size of a rhinoceros. I've been stung by bees, pecked at by geese … and did I mention that I've been chased on my bike by elephantine dogs?
Still, today I am unapologetically soft on animals, rushing to save bugs on the floor, serpents and turtles on the highway. It's who I am. It's why we have a dozen cups in the dishwasher, perfectly clean except for the tiny arachnid footprints.


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I don't know where you are from, but you really should bring that up to Carlisle for an "old audi" event. Its a great time and we need more stance representing! I come from Florida every year
I don't know where you are from, but you really should bring that up to Carlisle for an "old audi" event. Its a great time and we need more stance representing! I come from Florida every year
I'm from Lithuania... Google knows where it is
I know this is off topic... But my Audi 5000 turbo needs front brakes. So I would like to upgrade. What kind of brakes could I upgrade to? And did anyone do it... I would like something worth while.. Like a6 4.2... Or something like that. Thanks
Audi 200 20v has bigger brakes and swap over i think, UNLESS you have an older version of the brakes.
SOmeone will chirp in.
You can do brakes from a B5 S4 pretty easily (and cheaply). You can do almost anything really. The Porsche stuff is pretty easy to do as well. Just need brackets, the right brake lines, and the right rotors.
some new pics, with new wheels (Ronal Startech Monostar III 9J R20) and random sound test vid
As I see it's fully made to V8 look, bumpers, heads and tails, hood and even rear arches
I'm currently doing that conversion on my 200 avant and let me tell you there is a lot of work there to get it all mounted properly, there is multiple issues with each piece added...
Hey Kliminati,
I've seen your thread before and have been following it! I think I've given up the idea of the V8 grill swap...it does indeed look like a ton of work. I'm still planning on putting the V8-style all-red tails on my 91 avant though. I'd also like to do clear-corners up front.
My car needs a repaint, and was debating whether to go with a more "shocking" blue, like the car above.
I'll keep an eye on your project build!
this thread is awesome. needs more stance though, i'm picking up an 81 5000 diesel next weekend.
i'll post pics once it's lower
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81 5000 slammed on 15x9's? do you guys think they will be too small?
Long time since i've had the pleasure of owning a C3.... but in one weeks time.....
Just some new pictures with my new plates:
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WOW! Thats whats hot. Details on the engine and wheels please
Slicker than a mayonnaise sandwich!
thanks. very nice car
Slicker than a mayonnaise sandwich!
Wow, very cool. Post it on motorgeek too
Thanks guys. I'm really happy, because I bought it 4 months ago and got full restore of this car
-killing some rust
-making new metal sheeets because aftermarket sheets are not available
-painting the whole car on the original Diamant Silber Metallic
-making a custom suspension ( - 130mm)
-wheels 16/9J
-Tires 195/45/16
-audio (doors + trunk)
-spoiler from audi 200 c2
Propably I forgot some stuff but you have som "image" of rebuild.
Few "raining" photos
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i just bought audi after few vw's and started playning with it . Its a 1984 audi 100 c3. Now it sits on cut springs and r14 steelies.
Nearest plans is to find decent alloys and to make normal suspention
sorry for pic's quality
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Consider this my introduction. I picked up a very good condition 1991 200 20v for $1200 in mid michigan about a month ago. I literally bought the car, replaced a coolant tank and moved to grand rapids, MI with it. It's my current DD and a surprisingly loyal friend. Just replaced the ISV and got a new turbo bypass valve. The turbo seal is shot so it burns oil and smoked a tad and boost is low but got a new (used) one on the way. Also needs some bushings. So far, I've spent 400 on new potenza all seasons and another 300ish for the windshield and 100ish for the ISV valve. Turbo was 100 as was the upgraded bypass valve. My goal is to take part in a sub 3000$ top-gear style road trip with my friends as a graduation trip. It's driveable as is right now and once I get the new trans and engine mounts on along with the bushings it should be a solid DD.
Please excuse the low picture quality, I just moved and only have a cell phone camera. I'm hoping to buy a decent camera for my birthday and have it before the Grattan autocross.
Just traded my 88 Civic for this bad boy 3 days ago. Anyone know where I can find a decent suspension kit for this thing?
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On Monday, October 1, 2012 at 0716 hours, the Fountain Valley Police Department responded to a subject trapped under a recreational vehicle on Lawson River, east of Ward Street in the City of Fountain Valley. Following their arrival, officers observed an unresponsive 48-year-old male victim trapped under a large Winnebago RV.
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3 mulligans arent that bad - my personal opinion is they can hinder ones game more then help it - good for fund raising
i will run events like this next month with no mulligans
I LOVE mulligans. They're fun and great for raising funds.
"...a glass can only spill what it contains..."
thanks much cordy and mccormick
thanks you players - 18 players - at Charlie V
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Decatur Internist Doctors for Obesity (Weight Loss)
Type of Physician: Internist
What is a Internist?
A certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners provide long-term, comprehensive care in the office and the hospital, managing both common illnesses and complex problems for adolescents, adults, and the elderly. General internists are trained in primary care internal medicine, which incorporates an understanding of disease prevention, wellness, substance abuse, mental health and treatment of problems of the eyes, ears, skin, nervous system and reproductive organs. All internists are trained in the subspecialty areas of internal medicine including emergency internal medicine and critical care. Internists consult with surgeons when surgical management is indicated, and often act as consultants to other specialists.
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The Welfare Impact of Reducing Choice in Medicare Part D: A Comparison of Two Regulation Strategies
2012, International Economic Review
Claudio Lucrarelli, Jeff Prince, Kosali Simon
Motivated by widely publicized concerns that there are "too many" plans, we structurally estimate (and validate) an equilibrium model of the Medicare Part D market to study the welfare impacts of two feasible, similar-sized approaches for reducing choice. One reduces the maximum number of firm offerings regionally; the other removes plans providing donut hole coverage – consumers' most valued dimension. We find welfare losses are far smaller when coupled with elimination of a dimension of differentiation, as in the latter approach. We illustrate our findings' relevance under current health care reforms, and consider the merits of instead imposing ex ante competition for entry.
Lucrarelli, Claudio, Jeff Prince and Kosali Simon (2012), "The Welfare Impact of Reducing Choice in Medicare Part D: A Comparison of Two Regulation Strategies," International Economic Review, Vol. 53, No. 4, pp. 1155–1177.


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Washington State University men's basketball, fresh off an upset victory over UCLA Saturday, will head to the Pac-12 Tournament as the No. 11 seed to take on sixth-seeded Stanford.
With its win over UCLA Saturday, WSU men's basketball (10-20, 3-15 ) has the No. 11 seed in the Pac-12 Men's Basketball Tournament and will take on No. 6 Stanford (19-11, 10-8) Wednesday, March 12.
Que Johnson scored 14 points and hit four 3-pointers in WSU's rout 73-55 rout of UCLA Saturday night and secure an 11th-place Pac-12 Conference finish.
Washington State University men's basketball (9-20, 2-15) plays its final regular season game against UCLA (23-7, 12-5) Saturday, March 8 at 8 p.m. at Beasley Coliseum.
DaVonté Lacy and D.J. Shelton each had double-doubles as the Cougars fell to the Trojans, 79-68, Thursday.
Washington State University men's basketball (9-19, 2-14) returns to Pullman for its final homestand of the season and faces USC (10-19, 1-15) Thursday, March 6 at 8 p.m. at Beasley Coliseum.
DaVonté Lacy led WSU with 25 points and D.J. Shelton had 15 rebounds as WSU fell to UW, 72-49, Friday.
Washington State University men's basketball (9-18, 2-13) will face Washington (15-13, 7-8) in their second meeting of the season, Friday, Feb. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at Alaska Airlines Arena at Seattle.
Former Cougar men's basketball standout, Ed Gayda, has been named a 2014 inductee for the Pac-12 Hall of Honor.
WSU jumps out to 31-24 halftime lead, but falls by a 67-53 margin
Washington State University men's basketball (9-17, 2-12) remains on the road as it is set to face Oregon (17-8, 5-8), Sunday, Feb. 23 at 6 p.m. at Matthew Knight Arena at Eugene, Ore.
D.J. Shelton had his ninth double-double of the season and DaVonté Lacy led all scorers with 18 points, but it wasn't enough as Washington State fell at Oregon State, 69-57, Thursday.


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- Development of a specific testing protocol for migraine – today, medicine has no definitive test for migraine
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Onslow County
The following meals will be served at Onslow County Schools for the week of May 18:
Monday: Belgium waffle sticks and applesauce.
Tuesday: Yogurt, breakfast cracker and fruit juice.
Wednesday: Sunrise flatbread and mixed fruit.
Thursday: Maple mini pancakes and pears.
Friday: Sausage biscuit and fruit juice.
Monday: Choice of one: Sloppy Joe or chicken nuggets. Choice of two: sweet potato casserole, green beans, tossed salad and fresh fruit.
Tuesday: Choice of one: Pepperoni pizza or chicken mini tacos. Choice of two: steamed carrots, collard greens, tossed salad and baked apples.
Wednesday: Choice of one: Salisbury steak or hot dog. Choice of two: tater tots, vegetarian beans, tossed salad and peaches.
Thursday: Choice of one: Chicken fillet on bun or spaghetti. Choice of two: steamed broccoli, stewed tomatoes, tossed salad and mixed fruit.
Friday: Choice of one: Macaroni and cheese or corndog. Choice of two: oven fries, mixed vegetables, tossed salad and fresh fruit.
All meals served with choice of milk
Camp Lejeune
The following meals will be served at Camp Lejeune Dependent Schools during the week of May 18:
Monday: French toast sticks, cereal and juice.
Tuesday: Chicken biscuit and pears.
Wednesday: Pancakes, cereal and peaches.
Thursday: Breakfast bagel and mixed fruit.
Friday: Cereal, toast and juice.
Monday: Chicken nuggets, romaine/spinach salad, baby carrots with dip, lima beans, pears and fresh fruit.
Tuesday: Grilled ham and cheese sandwich or sloppy Joe, cabbage, pears and fresh fruit.
Wednesday: Sweet and sour pork with rice or corndog, tossed salad, broccoli, glazed carrots, pineapple and fresh fruit.
Thursday: Rotisserie chicken with rice, spinach, pinto beans, peaches and fresh fruit.
Friday: Pepperoni pizza, green beans, romaine/spinach salad, baby carrots, applesauce and fresh fruit.
All meals served with choice of milk.
Carteret County
The following meals will be served at Carteret County Schools during the week of May 18:
Monday: Ham biscuit, grits, toast, cereal and pineapple.
Tuesday: Waffles, oatmeal, toast, cereal and fruit juice.
Wednesday: Breakfast pizza, grits, toast, cereal and mixed fruit.
Thursday: Pancakes with sausage, oatmeal, toast, cereal and fruit juice.
Friday: Cinnamon roll, grits, toast, cereal and peaches.
Monday: Lasagna or chicken fillet on bun, garden salad, carrot coins, and pears.
Tuesday: Cheeseburger or cheese pizza, tater tots, baked beans and Mandarin oranges.
Wednesday: Macaroni and cheese or chicken fillet on bun, baby carrots with dip, baked beans and mixed fruit.
Thursday: Salisbury steak with gravy or chicken fillet on bun, mashed potatoes, mixed greens and fresh fruit.
Friday: Cheese pizza or chicken nuggets, carrot coins, corn and pears.
All meals served with choice of milk.
Jones County
The following meals will be served at Jones County Schools for the week of May 18:
Monday: Pancakes with sausage, cereal and juice.
Tuesday: Poptarts, cereal and juice.
Wednesday: Waffles, cereal and juice.
Thursday: Chicken biscuit, cereal and juice.
Friday: Sausage biscuit, cereal and juice.
Monday: Hot dog, baked beans, tater tots and mixed fruit.
Tuesday: Cheeseburger, glazed carrots, turnips and applesauce.
Wednesday: Chicken fillet on bun, peas, parsley potatoes and fresh fruit.
Thursday: Sloppy Joe, field peas, sweet potatoes and peaches.
Friday: Chicken nuggets, broccoli with cheese sauce, corn and pears.
All meals served with choice of milk


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adjective \i-ˈrekt\
: straight up and down
: in a state of erection because of sexual excitement : swollen and stiff
Full Definition of ERECT
a : vertical in position; also : not spread out or decumbent <an erect plant stem> <columns still erect in the ruins>b : standing up or out from the body <erect hairs>c : characterized by firm or rigid straightness in bodily posture <an erect bearing>
archaic : directed upward
: being in a state of physiological erection
— erect·ly \-ˈrek-(t)lē\ adverb
— erect·ness \-ˈrek(t)-nəs\ noun
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Examples of ERECT
- She sat erect, listening for her name.
- <a lone tree remained erect after the terrible tornado had passed>
Origin of ERECT
Middle English, from Latin erectus, past participle of erigere to erect, from e- + regere to lead straight, guide — more at right
Related to ERECT
- Synonyms
- perpendicular, plumb, raised, standing, stand-up, upright, upstanding, vertical
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abject, advect, affect, aspect, bisect, cathect, collect, confect, connect, convect, correct, cowl-necked, defect, deflect, deject, detect, direct, Dordrecht, effect, eject, elect, ewe-necked, expect, goosenecked, infect, inflect, inject, insect, inspect, neglect, object, pandect, porrect, prefect, prelect, project, prospect, protect, refect, reflect, reject, resect, respect, ring-necked, roll-necked, select, stiff-necked, subject, suspect, traject, transect, trisect, Utrecht, V-necked
: to build (something) by putting together materials
: to set or place (something) so that it stands up
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transitive verb
a (1) : to put up by the fitting together of materials or parts : build (2) : to fix in an upright position (3) : to cause to stand up or stand outb archaic : to direct upwardc : to change (an image) from an inverted to a normal position
: to elevate in status
: to draw or construct (as a perpendicular or figure) upon a given base
— erect·able \-ˈrek-tə-bəl\ adjective
Examples of ERECT
- The city erected a statue in his honor.
- They erected a marker over the grave.
First Known Use of ERECT
15th century
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adjective \i-ˈrekt\ (Medical Dictionary)
Medical Definition of ERECT
: standing up or out from the body <erect hairs>
: being in a state of physiological erection
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NEWORLEANS - When parents get the terrible news that their baby was born with a defective heart, they have someone to lean on who understands what they are going through.
Not only can a special, young nurse show them hope for the future, but he can explain how new technology will make their lives easier than his was.
When you see him interacting in an exam room, it is obvious nurse Shawn Fontenot has a special bond with young heart patients.
'My personal history is what drove me into the medical field and especially into pediatric cardiology,' said Shawn Fontenot, an Ochsner Pediatric Cardiology Nurse.
Right after birth 25 years ago, he turned blue. Doctors realized he had some heart defects, a hole in his heart between the two bottom chambers and the pulmonary valve was never formed. It's one of the most common heart defects in U.S. children. From his home in Lafayette, Louisiana, he came to Ochsner Hospital for his first surgery at three days old. He jokes to friends that his scars are from a shark attack, but even enduring 20 surgeries and procedures in his short life, he still calls his childhood 'pretty normal.'
'I played some sports when I was younger for a few years, you know. I could hang out with friends and do all the normal things that all my friends could do except for contact sports,' remembers Fontenot.
Much has changed since then. One advance is Medtronic Melody Transcatheter Pulmonary Valve.
'So what the percutaneous valves allow us to do is to lessen the impact the need for repeated surgeries. It doesn't eliminate the need for surgery in total,' explained Dr. Sam Lucas, Head of Ochsner Pediatric Cardiology .
Because there is no valve that will grow with a child or last forever, repeated procedures are necessary. But the Melody Valve makes life much easier. Doctors can implant it in a cath lab, threading it up through a vessel in the groin and moving it to the chest.
'Oh, it's no comparison. The Melody Valve is awesome. It's basically just a heart cath. You leave the next day. You're staying over night. Put a band aid on your groin and that's pretty much it. I mean, I was sitting up and walking the next day, actually that night,' said Fontenot. 'Open heart surgery, it's not fun, a lot more painful, a lot more recovery time and just a lot more complications from just with being opened up so many times.'
'We did it on a Friday and he wanted to come back to work on Monday. I think that's kind of neat and I made him take the week off,' Dr. Lucas said about his patient and now coworker.
Now Shawn not only enjoys interacting with young patients, but their concerned families as well.
'It also gives hope to the parents here that have a kid newly diagnosed with heart problems, to know that they can grow up and live a normal life and get a great job and career and do things,' Fontenot said.
Doctors think this valve may last a bit longer than the surgical alternatives.
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Ochsner not only has a team of heart specialists to treat babies and children, but also a team to treat those who were born with heart problems and are now adults.
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Voters get to know judicial candidates
During a two-hour political forum last night hosted by the TEA Party Oxford, judicial candidates introduced themselves to voters, giving their pitches as to why they are the most qualified candidate and expressed views on a handful of topics.
The event started off with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance and was moderated by the honorable — and often witty — Circuit Court Judge James L. Roberts Jr. from Pontotoc.
"The public is often unconcerned about who holds a judgeship unless and until they get a case in court," Roberts said at the beginning of the forum, held at the Oxford Conference Center. "Then they say, 'How on Earth did you get to be a judge?' Judges hold great power. Take time to learn about the candidates so you may case an informed vote."
All nine candidates running for Chancery, Circuit Court and Court of Appeals positions attended the forum. While there are 11 candidates on the ballot for the November election, two races are unopposed. Only the contested race candidates were invited to take part in the forum. (October 12, 2010, Page 1)


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TV's finest, and most ignoble, achievements of 2012
Lena Dunham created, wrote, produced, directed and starred in "Girls."
FX / Prashant Gupta
From left, Tommy Flanagan, Kim Coates, Charlie Hunnam, Mark Boone Junior star in "Sons of Anarchy."
HBO / Gusmano Cesaretti
Joan Allen (left), Dustin Hoffman, John Ortiz and Dennis Farina are shown in a scene from the HBO original series "Luck."
Alana Thompson is Honey Boo Boo in "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo."
As with every year, it was a mix of the ridiculous and the sublime, the sacred and the profane.
A TV-centric political season provided many memorable moments (President Barack Obama's missing-in-action debate performance; Clint Eastwood's empty-chair duet).
Excellence persevered with series such as HBO's "Boardwalk Empire" and "Treme," AMC's "Mad Men," History's surprisingly splendid "Hatfields & McCoys," ABC's promising new "Nashville," CBS's "The Good Wife" and, of course, AMC's "The Walking Dead" with its icky charm.
Once this year's thousands of hours are assessed, 10 notable achievements emerge, for better or worse.
"Breaking Bad" (AMC): It's notable not only for how twisted, funny and shocking it is, but also for how it keeps on upping the ante.
This summer's satisfying miniseason ended in a most unlikely fashion, hinting that Walter White (series star Bryan Cranston) might actually break free from his life of spiraling disaster and resurrect his happy home.
But then, in the last scene, Walter's drug-enforcement-agent brother-in-law made the connection that had always eluded him: The drug lord he's been chasing all this time is Walter.
Next summer's final eight episodes aren't going to be pretty.
"Fox & Friends" (Fox News Channel): We could easily salute shows that keep us laughing like "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," but maybe we could more appropriately single out one obvious wellspring for those shows' humor: "Fox & Friends."
With their three-part harmony, co-hosts Steve Doocy, Gretchen Carlson and Brian Kilmeade offer up a unique brand of jovially partisan delivery.
Theirs is a seamless, finish-one-another's-sentence knack for issuing the network-designated messages as news. Contrary viewpoints are admissible only to be mocked.
But mostly cheerful unity prevails. Let's give credit where it's due: These Friends cry out to be spoofed.
"Girls" (HBO): Lena Dunham this, Lena Dunham that. Blah, blah, blah. She, in her mid-20s, created, wrote, directed, produced and starred in a half-hour comedy series about 20-something adulthood, femininity and sexuality.
She sparked adulation, conversation, arguments and green-eyed envy of her talent. "Girls" was a series that couldn't be ignored, at least, by pop-culture cognoscenti.
It will surely be welcomed back in January. "Girls" has been monumental. And a gas.
"Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" (TLC) and "Killer Karaoke" (truTV): Two new reality shows blazed new trails of idiocy. One capitalized on redneck stereotypes and a 6-year-old beauty pageant veteran. The other invited contestants to sing their hearts out while being zapped with electricity or dunked in a vat of snakes.
In a TV universe swamped with reality shows, these two stood apart as groundbreaking, inspired and dismaying -- if for no other reason than they served as a reminder that each is merely a way station en route to the next extreme in outrageous crassness.
"Homeland" (Showtime): In its second season, this series remained suspenseful, disturbing and riddled with surprises. It mined drama from possibly the most damaged pair of protagonists, opponents and star-crossed lovers in TV history.
Marine Sgt. Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis) was a prisoner of war in Afghanistan who had returned home a national hero and soon-to-be-elected U.S. Congressman -- and, covertly, a terrorist turncoat.
Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) was a former CIA agent suffering from a bipolar disorder as well as emotional ties to the man she was obsessed with bringing down. They could have titled this series "Homeland Insecurity."
"Key & Peele" (Comedy Central): The biracial status of comedy partners Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele (black fathers, white mothers) is notable only because it gives them insight sizing up the human condition. And they made the most of that insight on their sketch-and-standup half-hour series.
The humor of Key and Peele proved fresh and smart.
"Luck" (HBO): This drama set at a California racetrack boasted the rich density of David Milch's writing and a king's ransom of a cast: Dustin Hoffman, Nick Nolte, Dennis Farina, Jill Hennessy and Richard Kind for starters.
It explored a strange and fascinating world while capturing the horse races with breathtaking footage.
But three horses died during production and the show wasn't exactly a ratings blockbuster so "Luck" ran out after its first season.
"Smash" (NBC): This NBC musical drama put a bright, sexy sheen on one of filmdom's most timeless tropes: Hey, kids, let's put on a show! Which "Smash" did, embedding songs and dance into the story of how a Broadway musical comes to life.
Sure, "Smash" took knocks for unbelievable plotlines, cardboard characters and trite show tunes. It gave new life to the term "hate-watch."
With a show-must-go-on defiance emblematic of Broadway, "Smash" never flagged in its charm and meticulous artistry.
As "Smash" knows and demonstrated proudly, nothing is too wacky for Broadway.
"Sons of Anarchy" (FX): Tough guys on motorcycles selling guns and drugs. Tough women keeping them in line, or trying. Rival gangs, corrupt cops and a club membership in turmoil.
Jax (Charlie Hunnam), his mother, Gemma (Katey Sagal), and her husband, Clay (Ron Perlman), were the core of a series that, in its fifth season, raged wilder than ever.
Donald Trump (all over the place): Never before has this list bestowed a personal commendation. But then The Donald is an exceptional TV presence. Whether a game-show host, a commentator-at-large, a beauty contest impresario, a former almost-candidate for president, or a free-floating billionaire attention junkie, Trump leverages the media with enviable shrewdness.
Exactly the nature of Trump's TV appeal has yet to be identified. But why sweat the vagaries of stardom? Trump rules.
Or if he doesn't, he will surely be the last to know it.
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