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|YDS: 5.10b French: 6a+ Ewbanks: 19 UIAA: VII- ZA: 19 British: E2 5b [details]
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|Ivan Rezucha on Aug 14, 2004
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By Bernard Gillett
Aug 17, 2004
|Ivan, you may be right: "Angle slightly right staying just left of the ar�te with no gear (maybe an RP at an overlap) but on big knobs for maybe 30'. Gillett implies that you are following the crack, but in reality, the crack is around the ar�te to the right on a very steep face". I looked at your photos, and then my topo (and Rossiter's topo), and it appears as though the little crack I drew above the bolt should be on the right side of the arete. But I think I remember putting gear in that crack?? Maybe I remembering the gear placement after the pin, but before the bolt: you turn the corner left, but then reach back right to get an awkward placement in the crack above the pin (this is where you said it may be a good idea to aid up to get that piece). Sound right? But I think I also remember doing that higher up, after the bolt. You can reach around to the right and put in a piece or two -- does this sound feasible? I may be way off; it's been some time since I last did that route.========
By Ivan Rezucha
From: Fort Collins, CO
Aug 17, 2004
You clip the pin (runout but easy at this point, after traversing left out of the corner). Gear at the pin backs it up. Then a difficult move with small feet to get gear maybe 2 feet higher than the pin. Then move left to the bucket, mantle, clip the bad bolt. Then several more thin moves to a good stance. Good gear on your right (medium nuts and small cam) in a short crack on the left side of the orange block that is clear in the photos. From there it's runout just left of the arete with a possible poor brass nut in an overlap until you get to the crack/flake that leads left to the belay.
By Mike Carnes
Jul 29, 2008
|Great route with a great setting and position. The first 5.10 pitch seemed a little spicy to me since the bolt might not even hold body weight. Rusty 1/4 " with an aluminum hanger and in the business. I'm all for keeping the bold but this could really use replacement. Any thoughts from the peanut gallery???? Other than that I would classify it as a great route that is a must do for all those considering it. The upper 5.10 headwall is superb and everything in between has it all from slab to splitter crack.
By Cindy
From: Golden, CO
Oct 6, 2010
rating: 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b R
Fun route and great option if the Sickle or Barb are overcrowded. The description above seems spot on to me, nice writeup. Particularly accurate in describing the moves on the first 5.10 pitch, which I felt to be the route crux.
+1 to update that rusty ancient bolt that protects you from decking in the midst of the crux. I found those moves significantly more difficult than the rest of the route due to the very serious no-fall nature of that bolt and so give an 'R' rating. I'd remove the 'R' once the bolt is replaced.
Overall, good climbing and wished the last pitch was three times longer.
By Kevin Landolt
From: Fort Collins, Wyoming
Aug 7, 2011
rating: 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b R
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I have been downloading my credit card transactions from Chase in to iBank using Direct Connect for quite a while. iBank and Quicken use the same OFX protocol for Direct Connect, so if Chase says they support Quicken, but not iBank - just tell them you are using Quicken. The most recent version of iBank 4 does have an advanced setting in the Preferences pane that allows you to choose how you want iBank to identify itself as when connecting to the bank. You'll want to choose Quicken Windows 2011. Hope this helps!
- Answered by Nancy C from Jacksonville
Yes, iBank 4 connects with Chase - as well as many other financial institutions online - via direct downloads. That means you can set up your account with the bank to permit the automatic downloading of your most recent transactions straight into iBank. Typically, transfers are in one of two formats (QFX or OFX) commonly used with MS Money or Quicken. The developer of iBank, IGG Software, has a list of supported banks on its website.
For banks that don't support direct downloads, iBank also supports web downloads. You can use iBank's built-in browser to navigate to your account without leaving the app, then download current transactions in a single file that is easily imported to iBank. IGG also has a short video tutorial online to show you how you set up accounts for importing your banking data.
- Answered by Scott B from Putney
Yes it works. Chase doesn't officially support it but with iBank all you have to do is sign in and it downloads all of your transactions. Its no different than any of the methods other financial applications for Macs use.
- Answered by Jordan W from Indianapolis
Chase is the largest bank in the U.S. and it seems strange that Chase is listed as a Direct Download in iBank 4 but when you call the Chase number in the iBank popup box, Chase tells you that not only do they not support iBank4, but also that they have any plans to do so. To have to try and find a workaround for limited functionality is really not acceptable. Thus, in my opinion iBank is unsuitable for Chase customers.
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No it doesn't according to Chase. While you can download and import the data to iBank, the "Direct Connect" feature is not supported by Chase. What this means is you cannot drop your online banking through Chase and just use this application. You still need to go back and download/import data unto the iBank.
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I just got off the phone with my local Chase bank and they told me that iBank is something they do not use.
Explain ??
- Answered by Robert O from Duncanville
It used to work for me but since going to Lion, it doesn't seem to work anymore. I was just going out to the forums to see what changed.
- Answered by Jodi N from Walnut Creek
This is a very late answer, but just in case anyone else finds this thread via a web search like I did...
I was having the same problem, so I called Chase, and the rep told me to log on to my Chase account normally via the web, click on the "Customer Center" tab, then click on the link that says "Activate Quicken, QuickBooks, etc.".
Once I did that, iBank worked perfectly. (However, before that I had also followed the advice of going to the Preferences and choosing the option to have iBank identify itself as Quicken for Windows 2011, so if simply clicking the link doesn't work for you, also perform that step.)
- Answered by Juan M from Mount Vernon
I don't believe this is correct. I just set up IBank 4 and could not download my Chase account. I called Chase and the rep. said that Chase only supports Quicken and not IBank. They said they were working on it. If anyone knows this not to be the case, please provide a way to download from Chase. Thank you.
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- $10 per night, per pet fee (non-refundable)
- Courtyard areas are available for pet recreation. Pet owners are responsible for picking up waste.
Bottom line before you choose, do your research about other Brea pet friendly hotels.
Before You Leave Home...
Traveling with your pets to Brea, CA can be loads of fun if you make all the right arrangements. However, poor planning can really ruin the trip for everyone. If you have decided that your furry companion should be part of your trip, let the planning begin! Plan the transportation, accommodations and daily activities. Learning how to travel with your pet can make the experience less stressful and a lot of fun!
Before you leave for your trip, make sure you have not forgotten anything. Use the following as a guide while you are packing. Add your own personal touch as needed. And don't forget, pets often become stressed out when travelling. Advance preparation is critical to an enjoyable trip and easy acclimation of your pet to the hotel.
- Lists of rest stops and veterinary hospitals along your trip (if driving)
- List of veterinary hospitals near the location where you are staying
- Collar with current identification
- Crate / kennel
- Leash
- Water and Bowls
- Food
- Treats
- One or two toys
- Blankets and/or bed
- Bags to pick up waste
- First Aid Kit
- Grooming supplies, if necessary
- Medications, if applicable
- Your pet's medical records (including vaccine history)
- Health Certificate (obtain from your vet)
- A printed a photo of your Pet (in case they go missing)
- Just-in-case supplies for any accidents (carpet cleaner and deodorizer)
Chase Suite Hotel Brea is the perfect destination for your visit!
With suites ranging in size from 530 square feet and 875 square feet, you have all the touches of home with the added value of business amenities. Our suites are appointed with spacious living rooms and sofa beds for added flexibility. Comfortable King, Queen, and 2 Double bed packages include inviting pillow top mattresses complete with goose/down feather pillows for comfort.
The all-suite, Chase Suite Hotel in Brea is designed to be your home away from home whether traveling on business, social, leisure, or for an extended stay visit to Brea or surrounding Yorba Linda, Fullerton, Pomona and Anaheim areas. You can always expect high-level complimentary amenities and sincere hospitality from our team. As part of our Every Day Rewards Program we offer several complimentary amenities every day to every guest.
- American Breakfast Buffet Daily (Hot)
- Weeknight Evening Reception and Appetizers (Monday – Thursday)
- Complimentary Wireless Internet
- Business Kiosk with 2 Stations, Internet Service, & Printers
- Outdoor Terrace with Swimming Pool & Spa
- Complimentary Parking
- Complimentary Local Shuttle Service (5 Mile Radius)
- Free Local Phone Calls
As a member of the Brea community, the Chase Suite Hotel is located in the heart of the city's corporate corridor. Brea, California is home to many corporate headquarters including; American Suzuki Motor Corp, Bank of America, Beckman Coulter, Union Bank of California, Nestle/Arrowhead, 7-Eleven, Mercury Insurance, Vident, and Chevron. Nearby Brea attractions include Downtown Brea, Brea Mall, and Birch Street entertainment and dining district.
Now you're all set! We look forward to seeing you and your furry travel companion!


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Brain Tumors in Dogs and Cats
Cancer affecting the brain is not uncommon in older dogs and cats, although the need for advanced imaging of the brain (such as magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI) in order to detect a brain tumor means that they frequently go undiagnosed. There is also a concerning trend for brain tumors to arise in young dogs of certain breeds, such as the Boxer or the Boston terrier. Developing a brain tumor has serious implications and many owners feel helpless when such a diagnosis is made for their pet. However, these tumors vary widely in their level of malignancy and some can be treated effectively. Unfortunately, there is still a lot that we do not yet know about how different types of brain tumor behave in dogs and cats, and this can make it difficult to advise owners as to the best form of treatment for their pet. This web page provides information on what we do know about the diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of different types of brain tumor and describes ongoing research efforts at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
What is a brain tumor?
Strictly speaking, the term brain tumor simply means a mass in the brain. However, it is commonly used to describe a cancerous (or neoplastic) mass inside the cranial cavity (figure 1). Brain tumors may be primary, arising from the cells of the brain and its lining (figure 2), or secondary, arising elsewhere and spreading to the brain.
Figure 1: Illustrations of the major cell types that give rise to brain tumors in dogs and cats.
Figure 2: The image on the left shows how the brain is divided into supra and infratentorial regions. The different divisions of the brain are shown in the image on the right.
Primary brain tumors seen in dogs and cats include meningioma, glioma, choroid plexus papilloma, pituitary adenoma or adenocarcinoma, and others.
Meningioma - This is the most common primary brain tumor in dogs and cats (and in humans). It arises from the arachnoid mater of the meninges (the membranes that line the brain, figure 2) rather than the cells of the brain itself. As such, meningiomas are not strictly brain tumors, but tend to be grouped with them because they arise within the cranial cavity and compress or invade the brain. Figure 3 is a MRI of a meningioma. These tumors occur more commonly in long nosed (doliochocephalic) breeds of dog, such as the Golden retriever. Meningiomas are usually relatively slow growing and amenable to treatment, although more malignant forms do occur.
Figure 3: Sagittal MRI of the brain of an 8 year old female German Shepherd dog. The dog presented to its veterinarian because she had a seizure. The image of the left is a T1 weighted image after intravenous contrast agent has been adminstered. The contrast agent leaks out of abnormal blood vessels, such as those found in tumors, causing the tumor to 'light up' on MR images. The tumor can be seen as a lighter colored (contrast enhanced), well encapsulated mass in the olfactory bulb and frontal cortex of the brain (arrowhead). This appearance is typical of a meningioma and this diagnosis was confirmed when the tumor was removed surgically. The image on the right is a T2 weighted image of the same dog. On this type of image, fluid shows up white and it shows clearly how fluid (edema) tends to accumulate around a tumor (arrows). This dog was treated by surgical removal of the tumor followed by radiation, and is currently doing well.
Glioma - These tumors arise from the supporting cells of the brain (figure 2) and include astrocytomas, oligodendrogliomas, glioblastoma multiforme and ependymomas. They are common in certain breeds of dog, in particular breeds with short noses (brachycephalic breeds) such as the Boxer, the Boston terrier, and the French and English bulldog. Figure 4 shows a MRI of a glioma. Gliomas can range in malignancy from low grade and slow growing, to high grade, poorly differentiated malignant tumors (known as glioblastoma multiforme).
Figure 4: Transverse T1 weighted MRI of a 6 year female old Boxer. This dog developed increased thirst, a change in personality and seizures. A large cystic tumor is present in the thalamus. Intravenous contrast agent has been administered highlighting the tumor (arrow). The tumor itself has produced fluid making a cyst (*) within the brain. The location of the tumor, within the substance of the brain, rather than on the surface, makes a glioma the most likely diagnosis. A CT guided biopsy was performed both to obtain a diagnosis, and to remove the excess free fluid from the cystic structure. The biopsy diagnosis was an oligodendroglioma (a type of glioma) and the excess fluid was removed without problem. The dog is currently being treated with chemotherapy.
Choroid plexus papilloma - Tumors of the choroid plexus (figure 2) are relatively common in dogs. Due to their cell of origin, they tend to arise within the ventricular system and can block drainage of CSF, thus a small tumor can cause very severe neurologic signs. Figure 5 shows a CT scan of one of these tumors.
Figure 5: Transverse contrast enhanced CT image of the brain of a 5-year-old male mixed breed dog. There is a large contrast enhancing mass (arrow) lying in one of the lateral ventricles causing obstruction of cerebrospinal fluid drainage. As a result, the other lateral ventricle (V) is dilated. A sample of the tumor was taken by CT guided biopsy and confirmed the diagnosis of choroid plexus papilloma.
Pituitary adenoma or adenocarcinoma - The pituitary gland lies beneath the forebrain and is connected by a stalk to an area of the brain called the hypothalamus. Pituitary tumors (adenomas) are common in dogs and cause hyperadrenocorticism (Cushing's disease). Usually they do not cause any other neurologic signs and remain outside the actual cranial cavity. In some cases, however, they expand rapidly and compress the overlying brain. These tumors are known as pituitary macroadenomas (figure 6), or adenocarcinomas (if more malignant). There are several other more unusual tumor types that may be seen in this area such as the suprasellar germ cell tumor.
Figure 6: Transverse contrast enhanced CT image of the brain of a 7-year-old male Labrador Retriever who developed non-specific pain and profound depression. A large contrast enhancing mass can be seen lying on the floor of the cranial cavity and compressing the overlying brain (arrow). The location and appearance of the mass is consistent with a pituitary mass. The diagnosis of a pituitary adenocarcinoma was confirmed at necropsy.
Others - There are many other forms of brain tumors that can be encountered more rarely.
Secondary brain tumors
Secondary tumors represent spread (metastasis) of another tumor to the brain from elsewhere in the body. Examples of tumors that may spread to the brain include hemangiosarcoma, mammary carcinoma and melanoma. These tumors carry a very poor prognosis because they have already spread through the body. It is routine practice to take radiographs of the thorax and even to ultrasound the abdomen to check there is no evidence of cancer elsewhere in the body whenever a diagnosis of a brain tumor has been made or is suspected.
What signs do brain tumors cause?
Brain tumors cause signs by compressing or invading the brain. The resulting signs relate directly to the area of the brain affected and are not specific to a tumor: any disease affecting that area of the brain could produce similar signs. As a general rule, brain tumors cause progressive signs in older animals. Signs may start very suddenly or quite insidiously, and they can wax and wane in severity.
The Forebrain - The forebrain is responsible for "thinking," behavior, and final integration of sensory information. Tumors in the forebrain may therefore cause:
- Behavioral abnormalities such as loss of learned behavior and depression
- Increased or decreased appetite and thirst
- Constant pacing or circling
- Decreased awareness and vision on one side of the body, causing misjudgement of openings to doorways and bumping of one side of the body
- Sometimes affected animals behave as if they are in pain
- Seizures are a classic sign of forebrain disease and in fact, new onset of seizures is the most common presenting sign of animals with tumors of the forebrain. These seizures can occur alongside any of the other signs listed above, or may occur as the only abnormality. Whenever a dog or cat that is greater than five or six years of age has a new onset of seizures, a brain tumor is a possible differential and ruled out by a full diagnostic workup.
The Brainstem - The brainstem plays various vital roles including regulation of motor function (the ability to walk), the level of wakefulness, and the respiratory and cardiovascular systems. The sense of balance originates in the brain stem. The brain stem is also the source of the nerves that control movement of and sensation to the face, the eyes, the throat, larynx and tongue, and the muscles of mastication (figure 7). Tumors in the brainstem can be rapidly fatal if, for example, they affect the control of breathing, but typically the first signs of brainstem disease are a loss of balance (vestibular signs), and weakness on one side of the body. There can be a wide variety of additional signs such as difficulty swallowing, change in voice and inability to move the eyes. Further progression of the signs can result in paralysis, coma and death.
Figure 7: This is Kasey, a 10-year-old female Golden retriever. She has lost muscle mass on one side of her head (arrow) due to a trigeminal nerve root tumor. The trigeminal nerve provides sensation to the face and motor function to the muscles of mastication. Growth of the tumor gradually compresses the nerve causing the loss of muscle mass and loss of sensation. Eventually the tumor gets large enough to compress the brain. Kasey lived happily for 15 months with no special treatment of her tumor.
Vestibular signs include:
- Head tilt
- Leaning and falling to the side of the head tilt
- Drunken gait with loss of balance (ataxia)
- Circling to the side of the head tilt
- Involuntary flicking of the eyes (nystagmus)
- Loss of appetite and vomiting
- Abnormal eye position (strabismus)
The Cerebellum - The cerebellum controls coordination of movements and interacts closely with the vestibular system to control balance and posture. Signs of cerebellar disease include:
- Uncoordinated gait characterized by dramatic goosestepping (hypermetria)
- Head tremors that are worst when the animal is intent on something (i.e., food) but disappear when the animal is relaxed (intention tremors)
- Swaying of the trunk
- Wide based stance
- Sometimes there can be vestibular signs such as a head tilt
- The animal's strength remains normal
How is a brain tumor diagnosed?
A brain tumor should be suspected whenever there is new onset of neurological signs in an animal older than 5 years. It is important to understand, that with rare exceptions, brain tumors are tumors of the soft tissues of the brain and they cannot be seen on radiographs of the skull. The brain can be imaged using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or computed tomographic (CT) scans. The following diagnostic steps are recommended:
- Complete physical and neurological examination to identify any other health problems and to localize the neurological signs to a particular area of the brain
- Routine blood work to rule out a systemic problem and assess the anesthetic risk
- Thoracic radiographs to check there is no evidence of spread (metastasis) of cancer to the lungs (a common site of metastasis)
- CT or MRI of the brain. This has to be done under general anesthesia. As a general rule, MRI shows the brain in more detail than CT and is the test of choice when assessing for brain tumors. However, it is a more expensive test and less widely available. CT images will identify most meningiomas and choroid plexus papillomas but can fail to identify gliomas. CT images also have a lot of artifact when trying to assess the brainstem and cerebellum. We therefore strongly recommend an MRI if the animal has signs of brainstem or cerebellar disease, or if it is a breed of dog that is predisposed to gliomas, such as the Boston Terrier.
- Tumor type can be suspected from the appearance of the mass on CT or MRI, but can only be definitively identified by taking a sample of the tumor, either at surgery or by biopsy. Indeed, masses caused by infections (for example abscesses or fungal granulomas) can look like brain tumors on brain images (figure 8). It is therefore vital that a sample of the tumor is taken and examined with a microscope to identify the cell types involved. Not only will this identify the tumor type, but it will also grade the malignancy of the tumor. Many neurologists, particularly those working in university teaching hospitals, routinely perform CT guided biopsies of tumors.
Figure 8: A transverse contrast enhanced CT image of the brain of a male cat. There is a contrast enhancing lesion in the area of the cerebellum (arrow) that was found to be the result of a fungal infection of the brain.
How are brain tumors treated and what is their prognosis?
The options for treating brain tumors include surgical removal, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and palliative treatment of the symptoms. Unfortunately, we have relatively little data to present on the outcome of tumors because it is common for owners to decide not to treat their pet, or because pets are treated with radiation therapy or chemotherapy without ever determining the tumor type. This mentality is changing as CT guided biopsies become more routinely offered, and one of our research aims is to generate a large data base of how different tumors respond to different types of treatment, and what happens if they are not treated at all (see research).
Brain tumors present unique problems related to their location and the tissue that they affect. Firstly they arise in the restricted space of the cranial cavity (Figure 1). The cranial cavity is formed by the bones of the skull and encloses and protects the brain. While a delicate structure like the brain must be protected in this way, it means there is no room for anything else within the cavity and when a tumor grows, it compresses the surrounding brain. Secondly, brain tissue cannot regenerate, and therefore removal of normal brain tissue surrounding a tumor can have unacceptable repercussions for the patient.
Surgical Removal - The aim of surgical removal of a brain tumor is either to cure the disease by complete removal (which only occurs rarely) or to alleviate the clinical signs by decompressing the brain. This can be life saving if the mass is very large. Brain tumors can be removed surgically if they are located in a site that can be reached safely. There are two considerations for this, firstly, how close is the tumor to the surface of the brain and secondly, how close is the tumor to critical areas of the brain. Tumors of the brainstem pose problems on both of these fronts. They are difficult to access because of the thick bone surrounding them, their location close to the floor of the cranial cavity, and because the brainstem does not have much redundancy of function so damaging it could be fatal. In contrast, there is much more functional redundancy in the forebrain: you can resect certain parts of the forebrain without long-term effects. Meningiomas tend to be located on the surface of the brain and are therefore the best candidates for surgical removal. Gliomas are more difficult to remove because they lie deep within the substance of the brain.
Radiation Therapy - We do know that radiation will slow the rate of growth of most types of brain tumor. The full dose of radiation is administered in fractions, the number and timing of which vary between veterinary institutions. At NCSU, we administer 16 small doses of radiation on consecutive days (with breaks for the weekend). Because the brain cannot tolerate large doses of radiation, the total dose is limited and side effects are usually minimal. It is common to see a change in hair color in the area irradiated (Figure 9), and other side effects depend on the area that is being irradiated. For example, if the ear is included in the radiation field, there may be some irritation of the ear canal (rather like an ear infection) that will resolve once the course of radiation is completed. In order to complete a course of radiation safely, the animal must be healthy enough to have a general anesthetic for each dose of radiation. Therefore, if the animal has a very large mass, it is preferable to surgically remove as much of it as possible first, thus decompressing the brain and enabling the animal to survive the course of radiation. The cost of radiation varies geographically, but is usually in the region of $3000-4000. Radiation is currently the treatment of choice for gliomas.
Figure 9: This is Siah, a 10-year-old female Labrador Retriever who has undergone surgery and radiation of a meningioma. Her coat has changed color in the radiation field, but she has not suffered any other side effects from her treatment.
Chemotherapy - The brain is protected from circulating substances in the blood by a barrier called the blood brain barrier (BBB) and this barrier limits the effectiveness of chemotherapeutic agents. As a result, chemotherapy has not been advocated all that often for treatment of canine and feline brain tumors and we have very little if any data on the efficacy of such drugs in our patients. However, some drugs, such as the alkylating agents lomustine (CCNU), carmustine (BCNU) and a more recently developed drug, temozolomide, can cross the BBB and may be effective when treating gliomas. Recently, temozolomide has shown to be effective for this purpose in people although there is no data in dogs as yet. Chemotherapy is a reasonable alternative when treating a glioma if radiation is not an option. Drugs like CCNU can be administered once every three weeks in tablet form at home by the owner. There are dose limiting side effects on the liver and bone marrow and therefore, must be monitored closely by the attending veterinarian while receiving treatment. Recently, drugs such as 5-hydroxyurea have been used to treat meningiomas, but as yet there are no data on the efficacy of this approach.
Pallative Treatment - If none of the above therapies are an option, it is possible to treat the signs caused by a brain tumor. For example, any dog with a brain tumor that has seizures will be placed on an anti-epileptic drug such as Phenobarbital. Tumors tend to cause the accumulation of fluid (edema) around them and this can be treated with a corticosteroid such as prednisone. As many of the clinical signs can be due to the edema, some animals show a dramatic improvement within 24 hours of starting treatment with prednisone. This response is often short lived as the tumor itself is not being treated by this drug, but can certainly give owners and pets some good quality time.
Prognosis -It is important to understand that most brain tumors can be treated but not cured. Thus the major aim of treatment is to extend a good quality of life for as long as possible. Another critical point is to understand exactly what is meant when data on efficacy of treatment is presented. Useful terms include:
- Median. Used in the context of survival, a median survival of three months means that 50% of the animals are alive at three months, but 50% have died. It does not give any information of the range of survival of individuals from within the group. For example, individual animals may have survived for only a day to several years. A median survival is very useful to allow comparison between different types of treatment.
- Survival means just that: how long an animal stayed alive, usually from time of diagnosis, but it could also mean from time of treatment, or from time the owner first noticed signs of a problem. It does not give any information on what the animal's quality of life was during that time.
- Progression free survival is the time the animal survived without progression of the clinical signs. This gives a better idea of the quality of life.
It is fair to say that we have little solid data on the outcome of different tumor types. There are several studies looking at the effectiveness of radiation for treating brain tumors, but in most instances, the actual tumor type was not known. As a general rule, however, median survivals of around a year are obtained when a brain tumor is irradiated. Better survivals may be obtained when treating meningiomas with surgery followed by radiation, particularly meningiomas in cats. There are some general guidelines that can be applied to individual animals when considering prognosis.
- The more severe the signs, the worse the outcome
- The larger the tumor, the worse the outcome
- Supratentorial tumors (tumors of the forebrain) have a better prognosis than infratentorial tumors (tumors of the brainstem and cerebellum)
- Radiation therapy does prolong lifespan in most cases
- Meningiomas have a better outcome than tumors that lie within the brain (e.g. gliomas)
With your help, we hope that we will be able to generate much more specific and useful data on how different types of brain tumor respond to different therapies (see research below).
Current Research
Drs. Natasha Olby and Matthew Breen from the Neurology and Canine Genomics groups at the NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine, respectively, are conducting research into brain tumors in dogs with several different aims.
Project 1: The outcome of canine brain tumors with and without treatment
Project objectives - This project aims to collect the baseline data on outcome of dogs with specific types of brain tumor that will enable us to determine whether a particular treatment is effective.
Background - Currently, we know very little about how long a dog survives with the different types and grades of a brain tumor when they are not treated versus when they are treated with radiation therapy, surgery or chemotherapy. This makes it very difficult to advise owners on what will happen if they do not choose to treat their pet's brain tumor, and on what the most appropriate treatment would be if they do chose treatment. In addition, the lack of baseline data makes it very difficult to determine whether a new treatment is improving the outcome.
Methods - Every dog that is diagnosed with a brain tumor at NCSU, no matter what, if any, treatment it is given, is entered into this study with the owner's permission. The neurology research technician, Kim Williams, then contacts the owners once a month by e-mail or by telephone to monitor progress. Ideally, when the dog eventually dies or is euthanized, we arrange for a necropsy to be performed here at NCSU. This is particularly important in dogs in which a definitive diagnosis was not reached by taking a sample of the tumor, so that we can determine the actual tumor type. This approach allows us to collect information on health problems that occur related to the brain tumor during treatment, and the final data on duration of survival. As long as we get a definitive diagnosis, we will be able to compile data on the normal survival of dogs with certain types of brain tumor when not treated, or when receiving a range of different treatments. Over time, this will become an extremely valuable resource that will allow prediction of prognosis and selection of the most appropriate treatment for each case.
Benefits of the study - This is a relatively simple study for owners as their participation is limited to responding to our questions and giving regular updates. Although there is no direct benefit for the dog, many owners find this regular contact is a source of support during a difficult time. Many owners also get comfort from knowing that they are helping to generate data that should benefit dogs in the future.
Project 1: Update
In the last two years, we have recruited 62 cases to this project. Owners have been wonderful about answering our monthly telephone calls and e-mails. We do find that many people decide not to pursue an autopsy to get a specific diagnosis once the time for euthanasia arrives. We understand that this can be a difficult and painful decision to make, but we encourage them to consider this because we cannot learn more about survival unless we know what exact tumor type each dog is suffering from. Kim Williams can be contacted on email@example.com to discuss how to arrange an autopsy.
Project 2: The Genomics of canine brain tumors
Funded by the Canine Health Foundation of the American Kennel Club (CHF grant number 249)
Project objectives - The aims of this project are to identify genetic aberrations that are associated with canine brain tumors, and to relate these aberrations to the development of specific tumor types, response to therapy and final outcome.
Background - Cell division and cell death are controlled by a large number of different genes. It therefore makes sense that mutations in these genes could result in either uncontrolled cellular division or limited cell death. If both of these events are combined, cells may go into a cycle of repeated division and the excess cells may fail to die, resulting in a cancerous growth. In people it is well known that there are certain mutations that are associated with specific brain tumor types, and that these mutations predict how malignant the tumor is and sometimes even predict whether a tumor will respond to chemotherapy or radiation therapy . We hypothesize that similar mutations exist in dogs with brain tumors. We also hypothesize that certain dogs may have an inherited predisposition to develop brain tumors. This would explain why we see specific types of brain tumors in certain breeds of dogs.
Methods - Dogs that are undergoing surgical removal of their brain tumor, having a CT guided biopsy of their brain tumor, or are being euthanized as a result of their brain tumor are candidates for this project.
In order to look at the genetics underlying brain tumors in dogs, we have to extract cells and genetic material from a small sample of the brain tumor itself and from a sample of blood. Therefore, we need to take a sample of blood and two small, fresh samples of the brain tumor, one that we freeze immediately for extraction of DNA and RNA and the other that we use to derive tumor cells and chromosome preparations. The genes being expressed by the brain tumor are investigated using a technique called microarray analysis. This technique allows a large number of genes to be evaluated very quickly, using RNA isolated from the tumor tissue. The gene expression profile is then compared with normal controls and genes that are abnormally over or under-expressed are investigated further. We use the DNA from the tumors to perform another type of microarray analysis called Comparative Genomic Hybridization (CGH), which allows us to evaluate the whole canine genome for large regions of DNA copy number abnormalities. These abnormalities are common in human cancers and many have diagnostic and/or prognostic significance. By identifying recurrent chromosome abnormalities in canine brain tumors, we hope to be able to correlate these with prognoses and thus offer owners more information about their dogs particular case.
Project 2 : Update
In the last 2 years we have recruited 31 cases for this project. Analysis of both DNA and RNA is well underway. In view of this excellent case recruitment, all funds for supporting surgery are now exhausted and we can no longer offer financial support to owners. We are still recruiting cases and in particular have a need for more gliomas in this project.
Contact Information
If you either suspect your dog has a brain tumor, or it has already been diagnosed with a brain tumor and you would like to come to the NC State University Veterinary Hospital for further evaluation or treatment by the neurology service, please ask your veterinarian to contact the neurology service at 919.513.6692 to make a referral. Click here for
If you would like further information on either of these studies, please contact:
Natasha Olby (clinical questions)
Telephone: 919.513.8286
Email: email@example.com
Kim Williams
Telephone: 919.513.7235
Matthew Breen (molecular biology questions)
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
If you are interested in making a donation towards this research, please contact the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Foundation.


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The only reason I gave her a B for availability is it would suit my schedule better to be able to go after work or on a Saturday so I don't immediately mess up everything she fixed. But her hours are better than some other chiropractors that I have been to and she is generally able to see me on short notice, which is always appreciated.
My job is physical and repetitive, and like most people I also have bad habits in regards to posture. Treatments 2 through 4 effected so many changes that my muscles rebelled at being in a new position and I was very sore. Once the muscles began to get used to their new (correct) placement, this went away. As she works on me she also talks to me about habits that might cause the problem and what exactly has gone out of alignment. This has helped me to pay more attention to how I use my body and develop better work/posture habits. It has also helped me to identify when a pain means "out of alignment" rather than
But the most amazing thing of all for me: I have always had one hip that sits higher than the other. In the past I have gone through chiropractic (2 to 3 times a week for weeks on end), physical therapy, and rolfing, all with limited results. When I first saw Dr
The only reason I gave her a B for availability is it would suit my schedule better to be able to go after work or on a Saturday so I don't immediately mess up everything she fixed. But her hours are better than some other chiropractors that I have been to and she is generally able to see me on short notice, which is always appreciated.
I have been to probably 5 different chiropractors over the last 15 years. I never could find one that fit my needs for one reason or another. I was very pleased with Dr on with my physical condition and answered all my questions.
Within a few days my pain level decreased tremendously and I started to gain my range of motion back slowly. Within a few weeks I was feeling like a new person, even sleeping better than I had in quite some time. After a few months of taking a break from running, I am back
to my regular routine and I feel fantastic.
I can finally say after a long
Within a few days my pain level decreased tremendously and I started to gain my range of motion back slowly. Within a few weeks I was feeling like a new person, even sleeping better than I had in quite some time. After a few months of taking a break from running, I am back
to my regular routine and I feel fantastic.
I can finally say after a long
It's a very friendly office and the chiropractor I meet with is very good and professional. She is very upfront about what she does. If she doesn't feel like I need an adjustment, she won't charge me for coming in. She's been treating me for back, neck, TMJ, and carpal tunnel problems as well."
It was great. It is extremely easy to get in for appointments, very, very short wait time and friendly staff. I have no complaints about the office."
My children and I have been seeing Dr. shoulder disappeared after 1 month. That alone is amazing!
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365 Fitness
205 Harmony Rd
57th Street Chiropractic
119 W 57th St
200 East 61st Street
A AAA-1 Abuse & Addiction Helpline
1767 Central Park Ave. South, Suite 229
A Chinese Acupuncture & Herb Center
2813 Ocean Ave
A Pure Day Spa
4 Old Route 146
A Touch of Nirvana Wellness Spa
159 Garretson Ave
AAA Car Care
1199 Rte 37 E
Above All Massage Therapy
24 Bellemeade Ave
Absolute Health Chiropractic LLC
1129 Bloomfield Ave
Access Physical Therapy & Wellness - Monroe
505 State Rte 208
61 Pease Road
Ace Acupuncture LLC
158 Linwood Plaza Suite 329
Active Care Chiropractic & Natural Wellness Center
300 E 56th St
Active Chiropractic Health Center
36 W. Water St
Acu, Dr. Neeru N Kaushik
805 Kings Hwy E
Acupressure Massage Center
15 Washington St
Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine Clinic
141 E 55 St.
Acupuncture Healing & Pain Care Center
250 Fifth Ave
Acupuncture Northern Westchester PLLC
83 South Bedford Rd
Acupuncture Works
132 State Route 37
New Fairfield
New Fairfield
Acupuncture Yin Yang
27 Merrick Ave
Adam Mauer MD
635 madison ave
Advanced Medical Massage Therapy & Bodywork
5 Candle Hill rd
Advanced Internal Medicine PC
833 Northern Blvd Ste 120
Advanced Neurotherapy Center
320 Kings Highway E
Advanced Orthopaedic Assoc
1777 Hamburg Tpke
Advanced Structural Chiropractic
201 Main Street
Advanced Wellness of Westfield
439 Central Avenue
Advante Members Only
140 E 28 th St
Ager, Dr. Danielle
25 Orchard St
Aging Without Disease
137 Montague St 11201
Aging Younger
7134 W McNab Rd
Agrios, Dr. Philip
776 Shrewsbury Ave
AHAM PREMA Yoga with Gia
104 West 14th Street
409 Senna Ave
Ahmady Acupuncture Works
594 Broadway, Suite 905
Alcohol Rehab New York City
26 Leroy Street, Suite 15
Alcoholism Treatment Helpline
248 Route 25A Suite 9
Alcoholism Treatment Helpline
10723 71st Rd. Suite 156
Alcoholism Treatment Helpline
2005 Palmer Ave. Suite 283
Alepa, Dr. Chris
10 Irvington St
Alexandre Ivlev
8501 Fort Hamilton Pkwy
Alicanti, Dr. Matthew
170 E Main St
Alice Adubea
121-39 233rd St
Alison Carpenter
25 Rt 31 S
All Medical Care Group - Bronx
3533 Riverdale Ave
Allendale Acupuncture Clinic
1 De Mercurio Dr
Allure Day Spa & Hair Design
139 E 55th St
Alpha Therapy Services
22 Jackson Ave Apt 2
Altebrando, Dr. Frank
Alterra Wellness Inc
135 County Rd
Altman, Dr. Dan
493 Engle St
Altman, Dr. Jeffrey H.
506 River Rd
Amanda Donis Therapeutic Massage
250 W 26th St
Amdur, Dr. CathyAnne
194 Deer Park Ave
Amdur, Dr. Jonathan
194 Deer Park Ave
American Beauty Health Day Spa
97-25 64 Ave. G-2
American Chiropractic PC
2089 Grand Ave
Amethyst Rose Wellness Spa, Pilates & Yoga Studio
1320 Montauk Highway
2940 Brighton 5th St.
Anand, Dr. Rahul S.
52 Beach Rd
Ancient Rivers Healing Arts Inc
1661 High St
Anderson Peak Performance
39 W 56th St Apt 4
Anderson, Dr. Veronica
455 Park Ave
Angel's Touch
Pine Creek Village
Anna Eszter Hajosi Acupuncture
635 Madison Avenue
Anthony Robert Salon
279 Bloomfield Ave
Anton's Salon & Spa
50 S Martine Ave
Anuthep Benja Athon
210 E 36th St
Anxiety, Pain and Depression Medical Center, LLC
350 Sparta Ave. Bld. A
Apex Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation
986 East End
Apogee Fitness & Wellness Centers
140 Mamaroneck Ave
Appow, Dr. Vincent J.
6 E 84th St
501 Hudson Pl.
Arena, Dr. Lynn
88 Hewlett Point Ave
Arnold, Dr. Young D.
120 E 56th St
Aspen Healing Center
6 Aspen Rd
Asphalt Green
555 E 90th St
Asya Rivinson, LCSW, PC
11817 Union Tpke Apt 16K
Athletic Share LLC
125 Half Mile Road
Atlantic Chiropractic & P.T.
145 Waverly Ave
Atlantic Dental Wellness
1303 Main St
Atlantic Medicine & Wellness
2399 Highway 34
Auerbach Family Chiropractic Center
3650 US Hwy 9W
Auerbach, Dr. Andrea
196 6th Ave
Augoustiniatos, Dr. Evangelia L.
100 Terry Rd
Aunt Alberta's Remedy
P.O. Box 5078
Avalon Salon & Day Spa
112 Christopher St.
Avancé Esthétiques
228 S Main St
Awakening Point Yoga Studio
254 Mountain Ave
Ayurveda Center
204 W 96th St
B Euphoria Salon and Day Spa
1481 Rt 23 S
Back & Neck Pain Relief Center
331 North Grand Av W
Back and Body Medical
133 East 58th St, Ste 708
Back To Health Chiropractic & Wellness Care
61 Colonial Rd
Bado, Dr. Robert T.
854 Queen Anne Rd
Bailey, Dr. Richard
304 Federal Rd
Balanced Life Chiropractic & Wellness Center
361 Broadway
Balanced Reflextions Organic Wellness Studio
Balint, Dr. Elizabeth
92 E Main St
Balsam Massage Therapy
43 Locust Avenue
Bark, Dr. Gregory
4160 Merrick Rd
Bartko, Dr. Joseph R.
209 Bruce Park Ave
Bassani, Dr. Jean N.
755 Main St
Baum, Dr. Jason
415 Route 24
BayFit Physical Therapy, PC
8942 15Th Ave
Bayonne Chiropractic, Massage, and Wellness
734 Broadway
BeautiControl Mobile Spas
Armstrong Avenue
Beck, Dr. David H.
355 Madison Ave
Beer, Dr. Maurice
200 W 57th St
Behl, Dr. Aradhna
79 Hudson St
Bell, Dr. William
777 Walnut Ave
Bellalaser Inc.
701 86th St
Bellava MedAesthetics & Spa
182 Rte 117 Bypass Rd
Beloyianis, Dr. Leo
100 East Park Ave
Bend Heim Center
1429 1st Ave
Bensonhurst Chiropractic
7000 Bay Pkwy Suite D
Berezny Chiropractic
183 Us Hwy 206
Bergen Spine and Wellness Center
106 West Pleasant Ave
Berkshire Energy Healing
19 Livingston Ave
Bhiro, Dr. Peter R.
949 Lacey Rd
Bialo, DR. Ellen
175 W 76th St
Bielecki, Dr. Thomas P.
150-A Tices Ln
Bila-Cassidy, Dr. Stacey A.
157 New Hyde Park Rd
Biniaris, Dr. Theodore
605 Sherwood Pkwy
Bishop, Dr. Carole B.
47 Raritan Ave
Block Chiropractic & Wellness
301 Maple Avenue
Blue Bungalow Spa
165 Beach 116 st. 2nd floor
Blueprint Healing Arts - Integrative Med Cent
64-06 Fitchett St
Blum, Dr. Fred
153 Main St
Boas, Dr. James
479 Route 79
Boca Salons
4 Radcliffe Ln
Bocchichio, Dr. Linda M.
105 Lake Ave S
Body & Mind Day Spa
10-28 154 St
Body & Soul Restorations
24-20 Jackson Ave
Body Be Well Therapeutic Massage
615 Mountain Blvd
Body In Mind
1837B Hooper Ave
Body Love Wellness
44 East 32nd Street, 11th Floor
Bonavoglia, Dr. Joseph
1776 Broadway 57th St
Boonton Chiropractic
117 Cornelia St
Born to Massage Associates
425 9th St
Brainum, Dr. Daniel
1910 Washington Valley Rd
Brattner Chiropractic
2052 Richmond Rd
Brattner, Dr. Jason S.
865 Cypress Ave
Brayton, Dr. Laura T.
50 Harrison St
Breier, Jill
248 Lorraine Ave
Breiner Whole-Body Dentistry & Health Center
5520 Park Ave
Breiner, Dr. Adam
5520 Park Ave
Bressack, Dr. Norman
1692 Newbridge Rd
Brewster, Dr. Alan
141 Passaic Ave
Bright Heart Yoga
1225 Sussex Turnpike
Broadway Medical, P.C.
120 Broadway
Bronx Community Wellness Center
2510 Westchester Ave
Brooklyn Acupuncture
641 President St
Brooklyn Specific Chiropractic
6908 11th Ave
Brostowin, Dr. James J.
3487 Jerusalem Ave
Brown, Dr. John
250 W 49th St
Bruce Markow LMT
238 West 72nd St
BSR Physical Therapy
890 W Bay Ave
Buddha Nails
479 3rd Ave
Budnick, Dr. Abby I.
800 Preston Rd
Burian, Dr. Susan
3871 Danbury Rd
Burrowes, Dr. Jeff E.
411 Pompton Ave
Burstein, Dr. Ilan
6 Wishing Well Ln
Byram Therapeutic Massage
98 Rte 46
Bysiek, Ralph
415 Kingston St
C'est La Vie Spa & Salon
552 Rte 17M
Cacciola, Dr. Thomas A.
403 N Farview Ave
Cactus Hair Salon & Spa
1047 Route
Cai, Dr. William
141 East 55th St
Calakos, Dr. Dean C.
454 W 58th St
Caminez Chiropractic
60 Dutch Hill Road
Canji Healing Touch
246 Federal Road
Cantalupo, Dr. Donna J.
460 Ridgedale Ave
Capella, Dr. Frank
197 Ridgedale Avenue
Card, Dr. Michael
55 Main St
Cardiodontal - A Dental Wellness Center
310 E Shore Rd
240 Clearfield Ave
Caritas Medical Center
9002 Queens Blvd
Carlson Therapy Network, Bethel
10B Elizabeth St
Carney, Dr. Shawn M.
33 Main St
Carnucci, Dr. Todd
226 North Ave E
Carr, Dr. Brett
75 Kings Highway Cutoff
Carroll, Dr. Brian
1491 Broadway Ave
Carteret Comprehensive Medical Care PC
72 State Route 27 Ste 1
Casalaina, Dr. William
141 E 55th St
Castro, Dr. Durlan
1056 W Jericho Tpke
Catoggio, Dr. Douglas
22A Merrick Ave
Cayer, Dr. Eugene
97 South Main St
CC Day Spa
578 5th Ave
Cedar Grove Family Chiropractic
411 Pompton Ave
Celestial Space Medi-Spa
17 James St Building 8
Center for Health and Healing
111 W Water St
Center for Holistic & Oriental Medicine
25 KIlmer Dr, Build 3, Ste.103
Center for Neuromuscular Therapy and Yoga
1824 Amwell Road
Center for Spinal Correction
274 Madison Ave
Central Jersey Massage
6 Josephine Ct
Central Park Family Chiropractic
535 Pontius Ave N Apt 124
Central Westchester Neuromuscular Care, PC
550 Mamaroneck Avenue
Chamberjian, Dr. Erik A.
1129 Bloomfield Ave
Champion Tire
1130 Old York Rd
Charles Kim MD
820 2nd Ave
Charles S. Berg, DC
674 Westwood Ave
Charles, Dr. Eugene
71 Park Ave
Charschan Chiropractic & Sports Injury Assoc.
490 Georges Rd
Chelsea Healing
321-OFC W 24th St
Chen, Dr. Wei
300 Knickerbocker Rd
Chiao, Dr. Ting M.
99 Dutch Hill Rd
Chiappetta, Dr. Donald A.
422 Great East Neck Rd
Chiappino, Dr. Keri
146 Central Park West
Child of The Moon Reiki & Massage Therapy
211 E 43rd St.
Chiro Clinix
51 Grand Ave
1121 N Broadway
2874 Merrick Rd
Chiropractic & Therapy Center
1075 Easton Ave
Chiropractic at Wall Street
30 Broad Street
Chiropractic Care of East Islip
177 East Main St
Chiropractic Naturally
604 Foothill Rd
Chiropractic Works
170 Prospect Plains Rd
Chludzinski, Dr. Eric
10 E 22nd St
Chong International Healing Center
Ft. Washington Blvd
Chopra, Mona - Acupuncture, Hypnosis, Yoga
118 East 37th St
Christian Alcoholism Treatment Helpline
1 W Prospect Ave. Suite 20
Christian Drug Rehab Program
5 Bowling Green Pkwy Suite A139
Christian Drug Rehab Program
26 Chestnut Ridge Rd. Suite 178
Christian Drug Rehab Program
300 Main St. Suite 204
Christian Drug Rehab Program
463 Livingston St. Suite 5
Christian Drug Rehab Program
410 State Route 57 East Suite 205
Christian Drug Rehab Program
463 Lincoln Place Suite 250
Christian Drug Rehab Program
15 Cuttermill Rd. Suite 140
Christian Drug Rehab Program
954 Lexington Ave. Suite 298
Christine Gibbons, L.Ac.
702 Forest Ave
Christopher Noland Salon and Beauty Spa
124 Greenwich Avenue, Second Floor
Chronic Pain Reduce
518 Old Post Rd. Ste 7-288
Chronic Pain Reduce
990 Cedarbridge Ave. Ste. 191
Chronic Pain Reduce
1360 Clifton Ave. Ste. 156
Chronic Pain Reduce
4 South Orange Ave. Ste. 241
Chronic Pain Reduce
4057 HWY 9 N. Ste. 246
Chronic Pain Reduce
150 Maple Ave. Ste. 218
Chronic Pain Reduce
1 Orient Way Ste. F-234
Chronic Relief Solutions
579 Bergen Blvd
Ciccerilli, Dr. Joe J.
820 Ridgewood Ave
Cindrich, Dr. Michael J.
15 E 10th St
Circelli, Dr. Andy
971 US Hwy 202 N
City Acupuncture of New York
51 W 14th St
Clarke, Dr. Steven G.
25 High St
Clyne Chiropractic & Wellness
1045 Post Road
Clyne, Dr. Lisa
1300 Post Rd E
Coachman, Dr. Steven
7 W 8th St
Colaizzo, Dr. Catherine
1075 Easton Ave
Cold Laser Relief MT
1 Barstow Road, P-19
Collins, Dr. Richard D.
146 New Market Rd
Community Care Companions
300 W Main St # 1
Community Chiropractic & Acupuncture
71 8th Ave
Community Chiropractic Care
1941 Deer Park Ave
Community Wellness and Chiropractic
16 Quaker Ave
Complete Care
20 Commerce St
Complete Health & Body of New York
274 Madison Avenue
Connecticut Family Chiropractic
132 Federal Rd
Connecticut Home Health Care
56 Quarry Rd Ste 5
Continuum Center Health & Healing
245 5th Ave
Cooke, Dr. Claudia M.
35A E 35th St
Coomber, Dr. Ross A.
77 Main Ave #103
Cooney, Dr. Michael J.
460 Park Ave
Cooper, Dr. Stephan Howard
Coppola, Dr. Charles C
1 S Stone Ave
Coppola, Dr. Frank J.
2046 Eastchester Rd
Core Therapies
17 Hanover Rd
Cornerstone Chiropractic LLC
7 Newark Pompton Turnpike
Cotler, Dr. Harold
1937 Rt 35 S
Cotter, Dr. Ann
95 Mount Kemble Ave
Cousino, Dr. Eric
284 Rte 206
Craig Drucker, D.C.,P.C
175 Jericho Tpke
Creative Life Coaching
300 E 83rd St
Cremin, Dr. Tonya
2 Corporate Dr
Criscuolo, Dr. Anthony J.
1933 State Rte 35
CT Acupuncture Center
400 Post Road
Cunico Family Health & Wellness Center
237 US Highway 206
Cuomo Family Chiropractic
2143 Williamsbridge Rd
Currie, Dr. Barbara K.
6 E Front St
Curtis, Dr. Rebecca
95 Eastern Pkwy
Cynthia M Chase
1 Abbey Pl
D&A Chiropractic Center
160 Market Street
D' Brant, Dr. Gary
977 Glen Cove
D'Angiolillo, Dr. Joseph C.
11 Clyde Rd
D'mai urban spa
157 Fifth Ave
Dalit Ashany MD
535 E 70th St
Danbury Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
109 Newtown Road Suite 2
Daniele, Dr. Andrew
557 S Atlantic Ave
Dao-Sheng LLC
109 Grand St Apt 201
Dauber, Richard B.
50 Cherry Hill Rd
David L Lerner, DDS
2649 Strang Blvd
Davis Chiropractic Health and Wellness Center
309 Orange Rd
Davis Jr, Dr. Alfred
309 Orange Rd
Davis, Reed
521 W 26th St
Day Family Chiropractic
24 Wyckoff Ave. Suite #2
De La Torre Chiropractic Center
17 Hanover Rd
De Pasquale Spa
Deangelo, Dr. William C.
150 East Ave
Debra Gibson N.D.
100B Danbury Rd
DeCosta Chiropractic Office
129 S Plainfield Ave
Def Ro Inc
33 Prospect Street
DeFabio Spine & Sports Rehab, LLC
308 Springfield Ave
Degnan, Dr. Donna
100 Terry Rd
Degrado, Dr. John
333 Passaic Ave
Deichman, Dr. Jeremy
635 Duquesne Blvd
Delford Roth DO
N8069 County Rd F
Dellanno Family Chiropractic Center
532 Broad St
Dellanno, Dr. Michael D.
532 Broad St
Deluxe Spa Hilton Hotel
1 Hilton Ct
Dembo, Dr. Susan
127 South St
Dembo, Susan
123 South St Ste 203
Demetriou, Dr. Christopher J.
498 Ringwood Ave
Denise Lee Salon Spa
764 Rte 25A
Denville Medical & Sports Rehab Center
161 E Main St.
Desiderio, Dr. Marc R.
9 Leonardville Rd
Destefano, Dr. Robert
Destiny Beauty & Wellness Day Spa
794 Lexington Ave
Diamond Chiropractic and Wellness
41 Barker Ave
Diann's Massage & Yoga Center
170-11 29th Ave
Didio, Dr. Mary
326 Walt Whitman Rd
DiMaio, Dr. Ralph J.
625 Joralemon St
Dina Dunaway Healing
153 E Main St
Discover Chiropractic
136 Drum Point Road Suite 4
Distasio, Dr. Corey
101 Fifth Ave
Dleiua, Dr. Elena
Doctors About Care
422 Great E Neck Rd
Doherty Chiropractic
1625 Anderson Ave
Donaruma, Dr. Francis J.
736 Mountain Blvd
Donath, Dr. Jonathan
1241 Mamaroneck Ave
Dong Kim Acupuncture and Natural Healing
18 Sycamore Ave
Donofri, Dr. ChriStopher
167 Ave At The CMN
Downer, Dr. Joseph C.
2138 Main St
Downtown Chiropractic
2 Rector St
475 Tuckahoe Rd
Dr Joel Angyal
646 Anderson Ave
Dr Mary McCourt
403 Willis Avenue
Dr Michael Gazsi, PC
34 Rolf's Drive
Dr Michael Pliskin DPM PC North Shore Podiatry
75 South Middle Neck Road
Dr Shannon Parks, D.O.
Dr's Choice Care Center
1082 St. Georges Ave
Dr. Anthony Salzarulo, D.C., P.C.
304 Park Ave S
Dr. B Well Chiropractic Health And Wellness
165 N. Village Avenue
Dr. Colleen Gallant
300 E 56 St
Dr. Dori Vallis
528 Post Rd
Dr. Elihu Rosen
465 Danbury Rd Rte 7
Dr. George Rulli, D.C.
158 Holbrook Rd
Dr. Idelle S. Brand - The Brand Wellness Center
19 West 34th St
Dr. Jeanne Castellucci
P.O. Box 92
Dr. Joe J Thomas
89 Riverwood Dr
Dr. John R. Brow, DC, DACNB
1608 Route 88 Suite 100
Dr. Laurie Brodsky, N.D.
233 Broadway
Dr. Lisa Kirsch
249 W Broadway
Dr. Mark J Sirninger, DC, CCEP
121 Main St
Dr. Maxine Helman
531 Central Ave
Dr. Michael J. Teplisky MD
415 Ocean View Ave
Dr. MICHAEL NIKA DC & NIKA PATRICK DC
Dr. Michelle Bouchard
19 West 21st Street, Suite #904
Dr. Neil J. Koppel
444 Lakeville Rd
Dr. Oasis
205 Old Town Rd
Dr. Patricia A. Stevens Ph.D.
457 12th St.
Dr. Rafael A. Vargas, D.C.
40-19 76th street Suite #1
Dr. Robert's Clinical Hypnosis & Mind/Body Therapy
1 Sears Dr. Fl#3
Dr. Steven M Riess DC
154 Orchard St
Dr. Steven shoshany Chiropractor NYC
632 Broadway
Dr. Steven Silverman
14 Glen Cove Road
DR. Suzanne McBride
580 Broadway
Drs Heilbut, Timothy Radin and Cho
59 E 54th St
Drs. Michael & Wendy Russo, North Park Chiro.
100 N Centre Ave
Drudy, Dr. John R.
501 5th Ave
Drug Detox Helpline
402 Graham Ave Suite 159
Drug Detox Helpline
1930 Veterans Memorial Hwy Suite 12-142
Drug Detox Helpline
146 Ferry St., Unit B Suite 122
Duke Chiropractic
9 E 38th St
Dushkin, Dr. Ronald
19 West 34th Street
E. Shane Hoffman
1841 Broadway
Eagle, Dr. Terry H.
3 Delaware Dr
East End Natural Health Center
110 East End Avenue, Suite 1K
East Mountain Acupuncture PLLC
132 Grand St
East Park Chiropractic
714 E Park Ave
East Side Massage Therapy
351 East 78th St btwn 1st & 2nd Ave.
East Village Chiropractic
33 E 7th St
Eastern School of Acupuncture
427 Bloomfield Ave
Eclipse Hair Body Nails
98 N Broadway
Eclipse Hair Body Nails
98 N Broadway
Eden Day Spa
388 Broadway
Edison Medical Nutrition Center
15 Main St
Educational & Behavioral Health Services Corp
999 Riverview Drive Suite #2
Edward, Dr. Fischer J.
161 Eagle Rock Ave
Eglauf, Dr. Patrick
5 Waller Ave
Eid, Dr. Lucien J
525 Milltown Rd
Eisen, Dr. Mark
3701 Henry Hudson Pkwy
Eisen, Dr. Susan R.
251 5th Ave
Element Fitness Inc
145 west 28th st
Element Natural Healing Arts
518 Henry St
Elements Therapeutic Massage
650 Union Blvd.
Elite Health Services LLC
1445 East Putnam Rd
Old Greenwich
Old Greenwich
Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spas
663 Fifth Ave
Elizabeth Skin Care
110-56 Queens Blvd
Elmsford Chiropractic
64 South Central Avenue
Emery Chiropractic Group, L.L.C.
310 North Maple Avenue
Enzenbacher, Dr. Janis L.
105 Shad Row
2465 Broadway
Erin Kirwin, ND at Remede Naturopatics
214 Sullivan St.
Erin Kumpf L.Ac.
317 Central Ave
Erle, Dr. Stephen
317 W 54th St
Ermann, Dr. Kenneth M.
568 Cedar Ln
Escape Aesthetic Medical Center
8307 4th Ave
Espinosa, Dr. Geovanni
150 E 32nd St
Esprit Wellness
2 West 45th Street
Essential Energies Massage Therapy
80 Lincoln Rd
Essential Health Integrative Solutions
50 Greene St
Essential Living Nutrition LLC
64 Woodward Ave
Ethereal Day Spa & Salon
300 New Rd
Ethical Massage Therapy Center
910 Bergen Ave (2nd floor)
Ethos Fitness & Spa For Women
85 Godwin Ave
Eu4ia Medical Spa
1 John St Ste 204
Eun, Dr. L Susanna
1 De Mercurio Dr
Evangel, DC, Michael S.
Ever Clean Colonics
1133 Pleasantville Road
Everything You Wish For
PO Box 224
Evolution for Life, LLC
33 white terrace
Excel Fitness Center
139 Morristown Rd
Eye of the Eagle Integrative Wellness Center
178 E. Center St.
Fabylous Living
73 Spring Street, Suite 305
Family Chiropractic Clinic of Hillsborough
303 Omni Dr
Fan, Dr. XueZhen
401 Broadway
Far East Remedies Inc
2150 Central Park Ave
Farrel Duncan MS L.Ac.
80 East 11th St
Fasano, Dr. Rosalba
2404 Gerritsen Ave
Fasulo Chiropractic
680 Medford Ave
Fenelle, Dr. Alfred J.
19 W Passaic St
Feng, Dr. King
39 E 20th St
Ferraro, Dr. Mark T.
16 Liberty Square Mall
Ferry, Dr. Louis J.
126 Howe Ave
Finest Fitness Health & Sports Club
208-12 E Main St
Finewood, Dr. Richard
Fink, Dr. Richard M.
667 Larkfield Rd
Fitness 4000
PO Box 110384
FitWAR-Fitness Wellness & Athletic Rehabilitation
12 West 21st Street
Five Rock Wellness & Relaxation
48 Frost Ln.
Five Star Wellness Center
9101 4th Ave Suite 2R
Flanders Chiropractic Center
28 Plaza Rd
Fleetwood Chiropractic Center
25 E. Broad St
Flic Spa
388 N Broad St
Flicker, Karen
239 Prospect Plains Rd
Fliss, Dr. Ian
159 Newark Pompton Tpk
Flores, Stephen
20 W 20th St
Foot Relaxing Station
250 Jericho Turnpike
Fouad, Dr. Karam
Fox And Company Salon Spa
85 Covert Ave
Fran M Palumbo
60 Katona Dr
Franz, Dr. Paul R.
570 Mountain Ave
Frasada – Oceanside Salon and Day Spa Long Island
2785 Long Beach Road Oceanside, NY 11572
Freckles & Knots Day Spa
19 N William St
Freed, Dr. William L.
6515 Main St
Freedman Chiropractic Center
Brier Hill Court D-6
Freiman, Dr. Susan R.
8 Magnolia Dr
French, Loretta
19 E 88 th St
Frey, Dr. Robert
51 E 42 St
Friedman, Dr. Jeffrey
245 North Broadway
Friedman, Dr. Susan C.
111 S Ridge St
frome physical therapy
302 Grove St
Fuggetta, Dr. David
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Function First Physical Therapy
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Gabriel, Dr. Dugue
4 Lincoln Ave
Gabrielle Zale
139 Gaylor Rd
Ganzer, Heiko
4 Neptune Rd
Garabo Chiropractic Health Center
1457 Raritan Rd
Gardiner Chiropractic
166 Dekalb Av
Garrow Family Chiropractic
2204 New Jersey 35
Gary S. Willner, DC, PT
370 Lexington Ave
Gastell, Dr. Gilberto F.
408 37th St
Gateway Chiropractic Center
702 N. Beers St.
Gee, Dr. Judy
27 W 20th St
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360 Third Ave.,
New York, NY 10016
Daily, 11am-4am
11am-8pm; $4 select drafts, $5 wells, $5 Cabernet or Pinot Grigio, $5 select cocktails
6 at 23rd St.; 6 at 28th St.
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The Mad Hatter is a well-executed, yet otherwise typical sports bar catering to the cleaner-cut, dressed-to-impress Murray Hill Scene. There's not nearly as many Lewis Carroll artifacts as the name might suggest: standard mirrors frosted with logos, framed jerseys, flat-screens, and other sporting paraphernalia dot the interior instead. A cozy little patio opens up outside, and there are just enough folding chairs to relax amid the glow of midtown. A bar menu offers the standard wings and things (nachos, sliders, etc), and curry chips are a nice touch, acknowledging the area's Curry Hill location. There's a pretty decent selection of beers on tap; rotating specials and a happy hour highlight tini's and doctored cocktails.
Picnics with a view, roller-skating nostalgia, and a party for gay headbangers.


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Coral Gables, Florida (PRWEB) August 02, 2013
The creator of the JNL Fusion Workout method and International fitness celebrity Jennifer Nicole Lee has made the latest announcement that she will be opening up a JNL Fusion Studio in Coral Gables, Florida in the 4th quarter of 2013, with a proposed Grand Opening Celebration of December 7th 2013.
JNL is delighted to be now opening up her own private studio in the center of Coral Gables, next to her Miami Fitness Model Factory.
Jennifer Nicole Lee has sold exclusive licensing agreements with other partnering gyms in the world such as Canterbury Kent U.K, Cayman Islands, Dallas Texas, New York City, and Hudson Valley, NY.
JNL has also confirmed her team will be selling and offering the top of the line body transformational supplements and nutritionals of Body FX, which she is the proud Official Spokesmodel.
When asked how it feels to be opening up her own JNL Fusion Gym in Miami, JNL states "I am beyond words right now with this feeling, as I have seen so many weight loss success stories with my JNL Fusion workout method and exercise DVD's. Now, we are on our 4th Annual JNL World Conference, and all of my VIP JNL Fusion Master trainers will have a 'home' to call their own when they come and visit me. I'm also delighted to use this new facility as a high end training institute to make all JNL Fusion Master trainers better presenters. This is just the beginning."
For more info and for licensing opportunities, please visit http://www.JNLStudioMiami.com.