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I've been trying oil-pulling for a week now and still cannot do more than a few minutes before I start gagging and need to spit. I've read all your tips and try to implement them but it hasn't helped yet. Is there any benefit from doing 3-4 minutes?
Replied by Mmsg
Somewhere, Europe
12/02/2013Yes, Shelly, even a few minutes each time (preferably twice a day) gives benefits.Replied by Jillery
North America
12/02/2013I just started oil pulling also. The first time I tried I had to spit it out cause of the need to gag. The second time I tried it I MEASURED a Tablespoon of oil and it was indeed easier to handle. I do it about 10 to 15 min. Folks talk about how the liquid changes and it does. I see it more as my saliva 'digesting' the oil and in fact saliva does break down the oil in that manner. It was much easier since I measured the amount of oil I use. I just use motor oil (hahahaha...) no, I used olive oil because that is what I have available most of the time. ~jilleryReplied by Dave
Fountain Inn, Sc
12/02/2013Hello Jillery,
Re oil pulling...
If I could also add to make the experience more tolerable...use a high quality coconut oil. That is, if you like coconut.Replied by Dave
Fountain Inn, Sc
Re oil pulling tolerance.
You and about everyone has to overcome the gag reflex. One has to be conditioned to tolerate. If one has the gag reflex then do NOT try to hold as long as you can. Instead, use a good tasting oil (coconut oil) and hold for only a minute. Ten minutes later, do it again...for only a minute. Then quit for a day. Next day, do it again but see if you can go two minutes but never go to the point when you are choking. Try to go a couple of times but never if you are getting nauseous from it. The point is to overcome the gag sensation is to gradually build a tolerance and you never force the issue on your reflexes.Replied by Prioris
12/02/2013There was some study done that said in order for oil pulling to have an effect, it must be done 19 minutes. I would take an amount that doesn't make you gag. Too much in a small mouth and it will cause gagging.
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YEA (41) 68% NAY (4) 7% BETTER BUT WITH SIDE EFFECTS (5) 8% BETTER BUT NOT CURED (1) 2% SIDE EFFECTS (9) 15% Posted by Vee (Texas, Usa) on 08/13/2013
[SIDE EFFECTS] I am on day 2 of oil pulling with Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO) and its doing something-just not sure what. I do have questions though. This morning right after swishing I had a bowel movement. Then a small one again when I came home for lunch. About an hour and a half later I was at work & had to rush to the bathroom where I had a loose (and somewhat explosive) bowel movement that kind of scared me-sorry for the gross details. I suffer from constipation often & don't go this often & haven't eaten anything different so I guess I can contribute this to the oil. The most noticiable difference is my energy-I have none! Today I have been deathly tired-more tired than I've been in some time. I also experienced what seem to be faster heartbeats today. Is this normal? And I'm not using organic EVOO-is this ok? I have sesame seed oil in my cupboard but it's not organic & just says pure-can I use this? And what I'm most confused about is brushing afterwards. Is using your regular toothpaste ok? Hopefully I can get some help with these questions. I'll continue to post updates on my progress. Thanks in advance for the help!Replied by Tinydancer
Ohio, Usa
08/13/2013The same tiredness and heart racing happened to me too with the oil pulling. After a couple of days of pulling and I realized what was doing it, I stopped oil pulling completely....... Haven't done it in months. I miss it but the increased heart rate scared me. I used olive, sesame, and coconut oil. All organic and it happened with all of them. Oil pulling should not be taken lightly for some people. MHOReplied by Steve
Las Vegas
08/13/2013It sounds like you both are experiencing some detox symptoms. This does happen with oil-pulling sometimes. Some of the side effects can be racing heart, nausea, headache, flu-like symptoms, rash etc. Take some time off allowing your body to clear the toxins, drink lots of water and start again when you feel good. It's worth doing since you are clearing so much junk from your system.Replied by Mmsg
Somewhere, Europe
08/14/2013Val and TinyDancer: When starting oil-pulling you are using muscles that haven't been used in this way maybe ever. Altho we use our mouth muscles for eating and talking, oil-pulling is a whole new area. The tiredness and heart racing might possibly be the overuse of powerful muscles that haven't been conditioned to such movements. Jaw muscles are very powerful: witness people who can balance a heavy bench on their lower teeth!
For this reason I did not start the full 20 minutes as recommended. I barely made it to 3 minutes at first. Working up slowly, the muscles get stronger and can do more.Replied by Mr. Ree
08/14/2013Just oil pull for 10 minutes, that's all you need.Replied by Vee
08/18/2013I finally decided to stop after day 4. I pulled in the mornings and only did it for 10 minutes or so. The heart racing continued and got worse; I even had an episode where I felt short of breath. The fatigue also got worse-I would come home for work & sleep for hours. I started on a Monday, stopped on a Thursday, and was so tired I basically slept the weekend away. My bottom lip also cracked & bleed-I'm guessing from the oil seeping out while I swished. The symptoms remind me of when I was severly anemic a few years ago & had to have a blood transfusion. In a few weeks I'll try again-probably with a different oil and do it every other day.Replied by Dr. M
Planet Earth
09/14/2013@ Vee and Tinydancer: You should be checked by your Doctor for the racing heart and fatigue. Could be an underlying heart condition. Do not just assume that it is from the OPing.Replied by Kt
09/15/2013I saw news reports about cheaper oils being used to dilute OO and even EVOO. These cheaper oils go rancid and destroy vitamin K which is needed for blood to clot. I used a lot of EVOO and had become anemic due to internal hemorrhaging because I was not aware until I saw the news briefs. We are on our own to research and protect ourselves.Replied by Tinydancer
Ohio, Usa
09/15/2013Thank you Dr. M from Planet Earth. I have a scheduled appointment with my doctor soon and I will bring it up to her. I know that I am going to get the big eye roll for trying anything alternative for my health. Nothing alternative computes with her. NamasteReplied by Kt
09/16/2013Tinydancer--thought I would mention when I took magnesium citrate my heart "fluttered" so bad I was referred to a specialist, had a stress test and was diagnosed with PVC (premature ventricular contractions). To make a long story short, I found out it was caused by the magnesium citrate I had replaced my magnesium with. The citrate is processed from corn and all of our corn has been genetically modified in one way or another. Since I went back on mag tabs or powder I no longer have any palpitations. Pay attention to any citrate or citric acid in any of your meds or supplements.Posted by Peachytechgirl (Atlanta, Ga) on 03/22/2013
[YEA] I wanted to comment and say that oil pulling with organic extra virgin Olive oil has worked for me in the 2 short days that I have tried it. I am very glad I found this website.
I suffer from standard sinus problems and I've found that I flush my sinuses multiple times hourly. 2 days ago, I averaged maybe 5 sinus flushes per hour (using saline spray). Then I tried oil pulling.
Day one after starting oil pulling, I flushed my sinuses maybe once an hour. Day two, I've barely flushed at all. I can breatheeee!!! I can inhale and exhale and feel deep clean breaths in my nasal cavities.
Regarding oil pulling for teeth... I have one amalgam filling and was hesitant to begin oil pulling. After research on various websites, I found that other people reported oil pulling with fillings and didn't experience issues. The general understanding is that if you do experience issues with your fillings, there was pre-existing damage anyway. I visit the dentist regularly and I know that my fillings are entact, so I went ahead and began my routine.
I have not experienced any metallic tastes or other abnormalities. I will send an update if I do. Despite only starting this routine within the last 2 days, my teeth are shiny. I floss regularly, and I don't experience bleeding, but my gums are slightly swollen. Since I've started pulling, I've noticed that my gums don't feel swollen anymore. They feel very healthy.
Here is my routine:
I oil pull first thing in the morning with 1TBL/3tsp of evoo. (The oil that I use is standard and found in the organic section of my grocery store. ) I typically pull for 10-15 minutes. I can really feel the change of the oil in my mouth once I reach the end of the swishing period.
I spit it out, and immediately rinse with warm water. I brush my teeth with a tooth powder solution consisting of baking soda and sea salt, and then I gargle again with the remaining warm water (with some of the tooth powder mixed in). I then gargle one more time with just regular warm water to ensure I've cleaned my mouth thoroughly.
In the evenings I floss and gargle with warm water and baking soda/sea salt. In the 2 short days that I've oil pulled, I've noticed that my floss is removing more plaque than before (despite not changing eating habits), so I am definitely happy with the results thus far.
If I do experience any negative effects, I will send an update, but overall I am very happy so far with my oil pulling routine.Posted by Yuck!! (Chicago, Il) on 03/02/2013
[SIDE EFFECTS] Have been oil pulling for four days now with extra virgin olive oil cold pressed. Today went as usual then started to get a metal taste when I drank a glass of water. I was fine after oil pulling. Later I ate two marshmallows and after that is when I got the metal taste. Have looked all over but have not read anything similar. Has anyone experienced this? How long does it last?Replied by Kathy
the USA
04/29/2013"Y" from Chicago--please be advised that your olive oil has probably been diluted with a cheaper oil. I used to get brand named EVOO but it seemed to be going rancid in a very short period of time. My husband could not detect the odor but I could detect a very subtle one. Then I saw a report on the World News that many foods are being diluted to cut costs. Two of the products they reported on were tea and olive oil. I started using CO and am pleased with the results. I've only been doing it for a couple/few weeks. (I dunno exactly! ) I haven't read anymore replies here so I don't know if anyone else addressed your issue.Replied by Timh
Louisville, Ky, Usa
04/30/2013Add 1 - 250 or 350mg BHT to a newly opened bottle of any vegetable oil to prevent rancidity.Replied by Kathy
the USA
04/30/2013Hi Timh--I wouldn't be afraid to try the BHT but I haven't used vegetable oil for years because it is probably from corn. We were using olive oil until I coverted to the CO. We don't know where the cheaper oils to dilute the olive oil are coming from but I think it may be corn because it used to be cheaper. I had been informed that citric acid and citrate were processed from corn because it was cheaper than citrus fruit. I became aware of this when I started using magnesium citrate because it was supposed to be more readily absorbed (information from a neurosurgeon) and I started having palpitations so bad I was referred to a cardiologist. I was diagnosed with premature ventricular contractions (PVC). The person who advised me about the "citrate" was not a doctor but had been involved in having foods tested for hidden sources of MSG due to his severe sensitivity. I immediately stopped the mag citrate and went back to plain magnesium and the palpitations went away.
Because of my difficulty in processing information I am on SSD. I had been a drafting tech for fifteen years and the head trauma I had four years prior to my termination was the straw that broke the camel's back. I had multiple injuries (thrown from horses and kicked in the head twice) then thrown out of a car (coma for a month). That injury was prior to the one that prompted my termination.Posted by Jenn (Cork, Ireland) on 01/12/2013
[YEA] I have been oil pulling with olive oil for six months. I would use a different toothbrush for oil pulling and another for normal tooth brushing, and alway rinse my mouth out with warm salt water (one teaspoon in a small glass). I feel I am less likely to cross contaminate my mouth by using a different toothbrush.
My mouth feels much healther and my teeth are stronger, my dentist recommended for me to use a filler toothpaste as I have sensitive enamel. I choose to oil pull instead, and six months later my teeth are not as sensitive. I would recommend everyone giving it a try as it is inexpensive. It's just getting into a routine, like brushing and flossing teeth. Soon it becomes second nature. Of course you should follow your dentist advice also, I just made my own decision that suited me.Posted by Liz (Co Springs, Co) on 07/29/2012
[YEA] I started pulling oil with cold pressed olive oil. It was about 3.00 for a container of it making it fairly inexpensive. I have asthma and anemia. My teeth are also super sensitive. I also constantly have green yellow crap coming out of the lower half of my lungs alot. Sorry to be graphic. Only when my lungs are open can I get the stuff out. It has been 3 days already. The first day I only felt nauseated. But my teeth were so clean. The second day I had clean teeth and I fell asleep. I just got done doing this and my gums are super pink my teeth the whitest they have been in years. The hard plaque is slowly removing. I feel alot calmer and relaxed. My muscles dont hurt as much (I have chronic pain from both a horse and car accident) and I feel like I can finally sleep. So far I have been doing this in the evening. I am hoping with the enzyme stimulation it increases my metabolism so maybe I will even burn fat while sleeping? I will post another update in a week or so and let you all know how it is going. But so far its great. I have no reason to lie or any company I run to support with this testomony. I really want my respiratory problems gone!Posted by Carlos (Barcelona, Spain) on 10/23/2011
[YEA] Ok I just want to report after few days I have those white teeth that when I look in the mirror I'm amazed.
I always had beautiful big teeth but yellow in color so my smile wasn't such a remarkable thing. I don't smoke or drink coffee but they were yellow no matter the toothpaste I used. I don't know if I should keep doing it cause people will really notice it's getting to be a hollywood smile lol!Posted by Brian (Minneapolis, Minnesota) on 08/08/2011
First time oil pulling although been winning the battle with other detox methods I figured why not try another along with them it couldn't hurt alternating. Just tried olive oil, and let me say olive oil doesn't taste bad however that being said after swooshing it through my teeth and around my tongue I started vomiting and nasal drainage was pouring out so fast I had to blow my my nose and cough much mucous up. After vomiting a few times I felt better so I went another round hoping to make it more than 15 seconds and I did for near a minute although I hit that point again and when spitting out the oil it was foamy with still a yellow tinge although this was my limit for the day.
I noticed instant results and will keep you updated as I feel over the next couple weeks, btw I had to mouthwash afterward from vomiting and to get the oil residue out and using listerine was more painful than I have ever experienced the past 40 years. I'm winning the fight of having a brain tumor, abdomen tumor, and foot tumor, along with lead and mercury poisoning over the years that left dense metaphesial lines on bones in my wrist. I'm still waiting to see doctors for treatment after diagnosed last February. I'd be dead if I hadn't taken matters in my own hands. Since my several month on off detox regimen with pectosol, chlorella, selenium, ALA, and a couple others I have felt abdomen gummed getting smaller by 60% and look like I'm 27 and not 38 in this short time. Winning as Sheen would say!Replied by Robert
Cebu, Philippines
01/07/2012I don't think it's a good idea to use Listerine.Replied by Carebear83
Ahwatukee, Arizona
01/19/2012Right, do not use listerine. Use water w/ baking soda and rinse out and then brush the teeth with baking soda.Replied by Lynn
01/23/2012Hi, I'm very new to this..... What type of olive oil to use for oil pulling (from supermarket shelf for cooking/salad)? When brushing teeth, do you use the same type baking soda as for making breads/dough (the type in small bottle) in the confectionery ingredient shelf of the supermarket? Thanks a lot!Replied by Diane
Loxahatchee, Florida, Usa
03/25/2012Lynn, just in case you didn't get an answer yet... I've been using "extra light" olive oil which has virtually no flavor. I find it's easier to do the oil pulling with something flavorless--makes me much less likely to gag. I can just put my mind on something else and not think about what's in my mouth.
Baking soda is also called bicarbonate of soda and is normally used in baking.Replied by Citygirl27
Richardson, Tx
06/02/2012To Lynn from Singapore: I recommend extra virgin olive oil, organic if possible but at least extra virgin. For the baking soda/sodium bicarb yes you are thinking of the same thing. In addition to the supermarkets and wholesale shops, I also have seen bicarb soda in bags at my local Asian market in my US city. Get as big a bag or box as you can, you will use a lot of it and it is better value than lots of little boxes. I am new to olive oil pulling just like you. Hope this helps. Let us know how it goes. Citygirl from Richardson, TX USAReplied by Annie
New Jersey
03/06/2014Oil Pulling - From what I have read online, people with crowns and/or false teeth cannot use this method as it will loosen the teeth or come out completely. Is there any other method for a detox? I'm really upset that I cannot utilize this method because I do have crowns.Replied by Mmsg
Somewhere, Europe
03/06/2014Annie, many of us who are oil pulling have fillings, crowns etc. and oil pull with no problem.Posted by Carolyn (Renville, Mn) on 05/12/2011
I oil pulled twice today for 10 minutes each session (EV olive), I saw white foam at the corner of my mouth but both times I spat out it was yellow. Is this maybe because I can't press it through my teeth?
Also, does this help with sensitive teeth in time? Just at the time I was going to switch to natural toothpaste my teeth got sensitive & I switched to Sensodyne instead.
If it matters I am suffering from systemic Candida, & I am 39 yrs old.
This site is awesome & has given me new hope as I had no more money to spend on probiotics. Thank you & God bless.Replied by Knute
Sacramento, Ca
05/14/2011I understand you oil pulled with EV olive oil, and it was still yellow after your session of 10 minutes. Well, in my experience, olive oil is the one type of oil for oil pulling that very rarely becomes white. Do not worry about it: You still get the positive effects.
After many years of oil pulling with sesame oil, sun flower oil and peanut oil, I have now added EV olive oil and coconut oil. The oils are all slightly different, but I like them all.Replied by Shirley
Southland, New Zealand
06/07/2011Hi Carolyn, I'm sure the OP will have great effect. For cheap and incredibly good probiotics, google kombucha tea. You can make it at home for a few cents/L. Very good against candida albicans as the yeasts that will also grow in the tea are not spore producers like candida and will help muscle that bad yeast from your system. It is also loaded with enzymes, B vitamins and beneficial acids. I take Kombucha after OP and it's a great daily treatment for health.Replied by Flygirl
Austin, Tx
07/25/2011Also try Capryl for your yeast problem. 1000mg a day can cure Candida. good luck.Replied by Diane
Loxahatchee, Florida, Usa
03/25/2012Carolyn, about your sensitive teeth... I had that problem years ago and it was getting worse and worse, to the point that I had to use Sensodyne and if I switched back to regular toothpaste even once, the pain would come right back. Then I happened to read something about fluoride causing or aggravating this problem (it's been over 10 years so I don't remember clearly what it said). I switched to non-fluoride toothpaste and have tried to avoid fluoride ever since, and my problem went away almost immediately, never to return. I still don't swish ice water or ice cream around in my mouth, but I can swish tap water--and certainly couldn't before. I also recommend CoQ10 if you have any gum sensitivity or problems.
As for candida, I recently determined that I have a problem (relatively minor, but some symptoms were increasingly troublesome and I didn't want it any worse! ). I found a great product called Threelac, and after one month have noticed great improvements. Actually I saw some improvements just in the first week and it continued... But yesterday was the one-month point and I noticed then that my brain function was better than it's been in years. I'm thrilled and recommending it to everyone. (Just do a search and you'll find it.)Posted by Artistgirl (Detroit, Mi) on 01/30/2011
[SIDE EFFECTS] Has anyone experienced impacted wisdom teeth since beginning oil pulling? I Have been OPing with olive oil for four months and suddenly I have two third molars erupting on me at age 46! I lost a first molar to tooth breakage after a root canal about eight years ago. I do not have a bridge in that spot, so I'm thinking there is now room in the back of my mouth so the second molar has shifted which gives the third molar room to sprout. It is a whole tooth, crown, the works but it is lying lower than it should and is poking through the skin next to my tongue.
Also, I've lost a filling since OPing and another tooth has broken. LOL! What will happen next?Posted by Teck (Las Cruces, Nm, Usa) on 01/29/2011
[YEA] I've been OPing for at least four days with extra virgin, cold pressed olive oil, about 15 - 20 min in the morning after I wake up. I noticed an immediate difference after the first OP, just in my teeth being slightly whiter and the clean feeling all over my teeth. Each day, my teeth have gotten whiter and stayed white throughout the day. I've been having some MINOR sinus drainage, but it also seems my face has gotten clearer (I'm pregnant, so I've been having facial issues with pimples and dry, itchy, red splotchy areas). After a full 30 days I will post again my results.Replied by Guddi
New Delhi, India
05/05/2011I am a 66 year old overweight person. I got root canal and tooth implant done on 10 teeth. Two questions:
What impact will OP have on my tooth implants?
Will it help lose weight?Replied by Francisca
Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France
05/05/2011No idea as far as losing weight but my one implant is ok. I asked the surgeon and he said that it wouldn't be a problem! I did it while I had a root canal with no crown and the filling kept falling off. Was it because of the OP? I don't know. Some experts say that it can be if the root canal has a problem. I ended up losing my tooth because after putting the filling back a few times it broke.Replied by Diamond
Salisbury, Ma.usa
05/06/2011Guddi; One never knows until one tries.
There is many sites in this forum on losing weight, I have found so many great messages on losing weight, but be sure to take things slow and easy, when we get over anxious too lose weight we could get sick in other area's. Good luckReplied by Rene
Madera, California
07/01/2011[BETTER BUT WITH SIDE EFFECTS] I have been oil pulling for two weeks now and started noticing improved results with my dry eyes. I just noticed that when I flossed my teeth one on my crowns is now loose. I am disappointed because of the positive results I was starting to feel.Replied by Francisca
Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France
07/02/2011Unfortunately OP didn't seem to do anything for my dry eyes. What makes my eyes feel a lot better is putting a few cold slices of cucumber on them every day. I discovered that by coincidence when I decided to try the cucumber slices to get rid of the bags under my eyes! I have been doing OP for quite a while and to be honest I don't notice a thing!Replied by Rusty
Kaneohe, Hawaii
06/22/2012[YEA] I have been oil pulling for the past 2 years and the first thing that I have noticed is that I have not had a bad cold since then, and using olive oil at first was harsh but, I have become used to it. Losing weight I am way over weight and since I have been oil pulling I have lost 50 lbs and feel much better. I oil pull every morning before I have breakfast for about 20 minutes. When I come home from work I oil pull again this time longer over one hour while on my computer. Oil pulling is a part of my daily life. My over all condition has improved a lot. No more asthma atacks or wheezing and with the loss of the weight I find myself getting around much more instead of watching TV all the time. I am not as tired as how I used to be after losing the toxins that plays a major roll in my life. At the beginning my body was purging out all the impurities and this does happen. Depending on your condition. Everyones condition is different.
Also check on MMS by Dr. James V Humble and the cures that MMS can do for you like cancer. How the drug companies want to get rid of this Dr. Humble, because for pennies a day you can live much longer. Check him out. aloha, RustyPosted by Cruz (Yonkers, New York) on 12/02/2010
[SIDE EFFECTS] When I started to pull olive oil 3 days ago, next morning wake up with a BIGGG HEADACHE! Ok, when to the bathroom and do it again, finish the second day (morning)and some yellow mucus never seen before came out thru my nose. Headache is gone. After that was clear mucus and stuffy runny nose.
Today is the 3 day and have whole day with stuffy (and runny nose), sneeze and cold like, no taste. Dont know what to think. If I still feeling that way maybe I stop pulling and try to massage my gum with the oil (the way my Mom did with babies to clean their (our) mouth.Replied by Randy
Jersey City, Nj, Usa
12/03/2010Could just be a healing crisis--toxins wanting to leave your body. That's a good thing, keep doing it. Just be sure not to swallow... Spit out and clean your mouth thoroughly.Replied by Betty
Groningen, Netherlands
08/22/2012[YEA] Most weekends I use virgin olive oil for OP, swishing it around while I prepare breakfast for the family, refusing to answer anyone bothering me with irritating questions and remarks - OP is a perfect way to shut yourself off from unwanted conversations while the brain has not woken up yet!!
After 20 minutes I spit the oil into a little plastic bag with tissues, tie a knot in it and dispose of it. Then I brush my teeth with a toothpaste containing bicarb and other goodies, but here's the thing I have been wondering about: I get a strong taste/smell of ammonia in my mouth during and after brushing, until I rinse with propolis tincture. Any comments anyone?
PS My eyesight has improved so much I've had to replace my spectacles. And I don't need any glasses at all for reading now! My optician was amazed. he clearly didn't believe me until he had tested me.Replied by Timh
Louisville, Ky
08/23/2012Betty, the ammonia smell could be some kind of chemical reaction w/ your tooth brush formula as I have never read any report of this as result of O.P. so do your brushing at another time but do a post-clean w/ H2O2 gargle; then monitor for the A smell.Posted by Natalie (Wayne, Ne) on 10/27/2010
[YEA] I decided to try olive oil for pulling, because I had it in the cupboard. I am a mouth breather and sometimes it's hard to get my roof and tongue in my mouth clean. I figured that I used baby oil to clean up tar once, I bet olive oil might be able to get the real sticky stuff. VOILA! My tongue looks and feels so much better- also I can tell a difference in my gums. So far this is a great experience. I am not sold 100% on the claims to heal everything, but it has helped my mouth!Posted by Tech Man (Western Nc) on 09/29/2010
[SIDE EFFECTS] I started oil pulling with coconut oil 2.5 months ago with great results. Plaque disappeared from teeth, gums stopped bleeding after 2nd day, intestinal health improved, much better digestion, etc. The only die off symptoms I experienced were a mild candida die off in my throat and tongue, which wasn't severe at all. The other day I decided to try Olive oil. I read that by most accounts, coconut oil seemed to have the most die off reactions so I expected the olive oil to be mild in its effect. Well, after pulling with EV organic olive oil I had a healing reaction with the most die off I've had in years! The symptoms were intense intestinal duress, swollen glands and throat, body aches, extreme fatigue, severe flu, fever. This was hiding in my body and remained unaffected by the coconut oil. I will continue pulling with olive oil until the toxicity is gone. It seems that in my case, switching to another oil flushed out some unhealthy life forms living with me that the coconut oil did not affect. After these symptoms disappear, I will test out another oil to see if there is anything else lurking there. If you are interested in cleansing your body of toxicity, I highly recommend trying different oils after any die off symptoms subside. Also, for those new to cleansing, make sure your organs of elimination are working properly and assist them with herbal formulas so the toxins that are stirred out of hiding do not get reabsorbed. Three areas of focus that come to mind are the liver (coffee enemas help dramatically), kidneys, and colon.Posted by Tasha (East Coast, Usa) on 09/23/2010
[YEA] Oil pulling for headaches
I wanted to try oil pulling just for laugh and giggles. It seemed to be such a cheap and effective detox. I always wake up with headaches. I have insomnia and I grind my teeth terribly, all contributing factors Im sure. Usually they subside after waking, sometimes they stay with me through the day. Oil pulling with Virgin Olive Oil for 2-4 minutes(yes white and thin already) eliminated these headaches after a minute or two. In fact, I felt great after doing it. It was only after reading about the sideffects of OP on tooth fillings did I quit. I only did it for a few days. I really, REALLy hate that I had to stop. But I have metal fillings and am in need of 8 new more and cannot risk them being harmed by OP. I do, HIGHLY recommend oil pulling.Replied by Flygirl
Austin, Tx
07/25/2011Why does OP hurt your fillings? It's only oil.Replied by Shopgirl
London, Uk
01/01/2012I am also wondering what the effect of OP is on fillings in the teeth....Replied by Jerry
Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada
11/07/2012I started o.ping last week and broke out with hives and some itchy so I stopped doing it. Hope it gets over soon. PS I used pure olive one TBL. Spoon in morning. Jerry


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George Mullin -Tiger pitcher in the early days; still the franchise leader in games stared and innings pitched...A fine hitter, especially for a pitcher; he actually once pinch-hit for Ty Cobb. I bet Ty loved that...
Mickey Welch -I put him in here because I try to include all the Hall of Famers, and he is one, albeit a really obscure one...There's really nothing too remarkable about him other than that he once struck out the first nine batters he faced in a game.


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Pumpkin Raisin Muffins
23 Sep 2009
Pumpkin Raisin Muffins is simply irresistible. Try this amazingly delicious Pumpkin Raisin Muffins recipe; I am sure you will always tempt to prepare this recipe for every party!
|All purpose flour
|500 Milliliter (2 Cups)
|Whole wheat flour
|500 Milliliter (2 Cups)
|Baking powder
|50 Milliliter (3 Tablespoon)
|2 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground nutmeg
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground allspice
|1 Teaspoon
|Packed brown sugar
|375 Milliliter (1 1/2 Cups)
|Dark raisins/Light raisins
|250 Milliliter (1 Cup)
|Chopped nuts
|250 Milliliter (1 Cup)
|375 Milliliter (1 1/2 Cups)
|Vegetable oil
|150 Milliliter (2/3 Cup)
|Pumpkin puree
|1 Can (10 oz)
In large mixing bowl, combine flours, baking powder, cinnamon, salt, nutmeg and allspice.
Stir in sugar and mix until no lumps remain.
Stir in raisins and nuts.
In mixing bowl, beat eggs; blend in milk, oil and pumpkin puree.
Add to dry ingredients, stirring just until evenly moistened.
Spoon batter into paper lined muffin cups, filling each to top of liner.
Bake in 400°F (200°C) oven for 25 to 30 minutes or until firm to the touch.
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Friday, September 12, 2008
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CONYERS - There's plenty at stake tonight when Heritage and Rockdale renew Rockdale County's football rivalry at Reid Memorial Stadium.First and foremost, tonight's winner will claim the county bragging rights and end Salem's five-year hold on the Conyers Cup. Heritage last claimed the Cup in 2002, while Rockdale last held it in 2001. Second, with Region 8-AAAA now playing a 10-game region schedule, it's never too early to take a peek at the standings. Rockdale (2-0) enters tonight's game tied with Apalachee for first place, holding a half-game lead over Loganville (1-0), which plays tonight at Salem. Heritage is tied with four other teams at 1-1 - Cedar Shoals, Clarke Central, Habersham Central and Madison County. Rockdale coach Mike Etheridge realizes the magnitude of tonight's clash. "The next game is always a big game, but you are right, the (Conyers) Cup makes it even bigger," he said. "Also, the fact that right now we are tied with Apalachee for first in the region makes it a big game." Heritage coach Chad Frazier agrees with Etheridge. "This game has implications on a lot of the goals our seniors set for this team - Conyers Cup, state playoffs and region championship," Frazier said. "All of those will be affected in some way by the outcome of this game. It's the most important game on our schedule." Last year, Rockdale rallied in the fourth quarter and then beat Heritage in overtime, securing its only win of the season 22-14. Last season, the Bulldogs were 1-9 and the Patriots were 3-7. This year, both teams have showed promising signs in the first two weeks of the season. Rockdale opened up with a 25-14 victory over Madison County and followed it up last week with a 19-0 win at Salem. "Rockdale is much different in their schemes and discipline. Both have improved tremendously," Frazier said. "Coach Etheridge and his staff have really turned things around over there. They have the same athletes with a tougher mentality. "Rockdale has improved offensively. You can tell they now have an identity and know what they want to do. They are going to try and mash you and then misdirect you, and then, if you fall asleep, they'll hit you for the home run." Heritage beat Salem 21-7 in its opener, but stumbled last week at Habersham Central, falling 12-7 after failing to score on six trips inside the Raiders' 30. "On film, they look a lot better than they have been in the past," Etheridge said. "Their offense is a wide open spread offense with some option added in. They do a good job with it." Etheridge said one of the keys for his team will be slowing down Heritage quarterback Garry Peters. For Heritage, the key will be learning from last week's loss at Habersham Central, where mistakes, penalties and a sluggish start on defense turned a potential victory into a loss. "For us, it's always a matter of doing the little things right, taking care of the football and minimizing penalties," Frazier said. "Certainly, last week showed what can happen when we don't come ready to play." Game note: Due to newly laid track at Reid Memorial Stadium, all Heritage fans are asked to enter on the visiting side for tonight's game. No one will be allowed to cross over from the home side to the visitor's side. Jeff Gillespie can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. SideBar: Heritage at Rockdale · When: Today, 7:30 p.m. · Where: Reid Memorial Stadium · Series: Heritage leads 17-11 · Last meeting: Rockdale won 22-14 in OT last year
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text: The Salisbury Playhouse is holding a special performance of Playing for Time, Arthur Miller's play about the women's orchestra in Auschwitz, in aid of the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust on Saturday (12 November 2005). The show is adapted from the memoirs of Fania Fenelon, a French, part-Jewish cabaret singer who was taken prisoner during World War II, played in this production by double Olivier Award winner Joanna Riding (See News, 1 Sep 2005). The event will begin at 7.00pm with a champagne reception. Guests will then see a performance of the play and the evening will conclude with the opportunity to meet the cast and enjoy a drink in the theatre bar after the show. Tickets are priced at £30 and proceeds from the event will be equally donated to the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust and Salisbury Playhouse's Capital Campaign. Actress and Capital Campaign patron Joanna David, who is currently starring in BBC1's new adaptation of Bleak House, said: "I am very excited about this event, I am an enormous fan of Arthur Miller's work and for Salisbury Playhouse to be staging the UK première of such a powerful and historically important play is a real turning point for regional theatre."


text: Tan Lines is described as a "dark peach copper." It's a medium, warm-toned copper with a frosted finish. It's not quite as overtly orange-toned, so it has a better balance of red and orange, which gives it a slightly muted quality. The texture was soft, smooth, and buttery with excellent color payoff and application. It wore well for eleven hours on me. See comparison swatches / view dupes.


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David Hirschman, MD, co-medical director of Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota's emergency department, will answer the questions you have about trauma, emergencies and the emergency room in a Twitter chat, courtesy of Children's and the Twin Cities Moms Blog.
The hour-long Minnesota Trauma Chat takes place at noon Wednesday, July 8. The chat's hashtag is #MNTraumaChat. Dr. Hirschman will tweet from Children's account (@ChildrensMN), and the Twin Cities Moms Blog will host from its account (@TCMomsBlog).
A $50 Starbucks gift card will be given at random to one chat participant. Be sure to use #MNTraumaChat in your questions and comments to be eligible. Feel free to RSVP to the event and check out some Twitter chat 101 from the Twin Cities Moms Blog.


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Apps going universal is kinda awesome. I have too many nightmares about enterprise printers to really thank Canon though!
New and updated apps: Feed Wrangler, QuizUp, Focus 2, and more!
Every day dozens and dozens of new and updated apps and games hit the iOS and Mac App Stores. It's impossible to keep up with them all, but it's not impossible to pick out the very best. Here they are! Today we've got some iPad love from RSS and games, some printer love from Canon, and a brand new version of a Mac photo favorite!
New and updated iOS apps
- Feed Wrangler: Updated to add universal support for iPad, an automatic dark mode, and list view. Free - Download Now
- Canon Mobile Scanning for Business: Take documents from your imageRUNNER ADVANCE, imageCLASS, or i-SENSYS series office printers and scan them straight to your iPhone or iPad. Free - Download now
- Moves: Adds over 60 new activity types. $2.99 - Download Now
- QuizUp: Adds support for iPad. Free - Download Now
- Twitter: Bug fixes for everyone's favorite micro-blogging network. Free - Download now
- Instagram: And bug fixes for Facebook's photo-sharing network too! Free - Download now
- Adobe Photoshop Express: Adobe's photo editor for iPhone and iPad gains the ability to print photos at Walgreens in the U.S. Free - Download now
- The Grid: The calendar app gets updated with time zone support, natural language event entry, and more! Free - Download now
- Final Fantasy III: The epic RPG game finally gets support for the 4-inch display and the Logitech PowerShell controller as well! $15.99 - Download now
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- Focus 2: Brand new version of Focus with new aperture settings and features. Currently discounted from the normal price of $24.99 until Friday. $11.99 (on sale) - Download now
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The beverage giant has reached out to the social-media crowd like nothing else. So what does it hope to get out of its SXSWi marketing blitz?
Charitable campaign called #BeatCancer sets a Guinness World Record for the most social-media mentions in a 24-hour period. It has raised over $70,000 so far.
Many BlogWorld attendees are trying to figure out how to profit from small publishing ventures, whether the subject is politics, God, or chickens.
Matt Mullenweg could be considered a superstar here at the BlogWorld conference, where he spoke to hundreds about starting WordPress and the future of blogging.
The BlogWorld conference plays host to experts who say that more advertisers plan to spend more money on blogs and podcasts than on traditional media in the coming years.
He'd buy Facebook and Verizon, but he can't afford either. Ouch. Poor guy.
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Having a budget and is one way to increase your revenue.
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Today's Grow Show is Part 4 of our recent podcast series on "Making More Money by improving systems.
Gross Margin really is the "financial furnace" for the organization and provides the best opportunity to make more money for an organization.
GROSS MARGIN: Revenue minus Direct Costs
Three ways to lower your direct costs by having the right systems in place:
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• Establish a budget for labor and materials for each revenue stream
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• Learn what is working and what needs focused attention
• Adjust your game plan as you move through the year
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• Get weeds under control; put down preemergent or mulch to prevent weeds
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• Meet with client to make certain all is in order within the first 90 days
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When it comes to hiring, make sure to focus on the most important part: interviewing.
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"You Gotta Be Kidding!"©
by Mickey Charles CEO, sportsnetwork.com
It is a stance that is a bit narrow-minded and presumptive but it plays to the locals. That is all that matters.
This year's road to New Orleans for the big event on Sunday, February 3rd, is likely to lead through St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Oakland or San Francisco. Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk and the rest of the Rams are the clear favorites with their home field advantage all the way through the playoffs, while playing in perfect conditions indoors.
Sure, the Rams lost at home to Tampa Bay and New Orleans and those that would like to beat them love to talk about their occasional propensity for turnovers. But, the playoffs take teams like St. Louis to another level, and it remains questionable whether that win by Tampa Bay bodes ill for Philadelphia this Saturday, other than the fact that it was indoors for a team that looks upon chilling weather as happily as Republicans look upon displeasing the righteous right wing of their party. The Bucs and Saints got hyped and psyched for the game, and it is possible that their hosts did not take them seriously at the time.
The Eagles took the Rams into overtime in the season opener, but it was the season opener and the Rams did not have their act together.
The Steelers enjoy home field advantage throughout in the AFC, and they are doing all that they can to have Accu-Weather arrange for snow, snow, snow should they be playing Oakland or Miami.
Locals can take optimistic views of the future in St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Oakland and San Francisco. But, planning for the Super Bowl in New England, Miami, Chicago or Philadelphia, to name a few, is incongruous with reality and a distorted anticipation of what lies ahead.
Green Bay has Brett Favre and he is a force to be reckoned with, but they are very beatable. If there are more loyal fans anywhere outside of Green Bay they have yet to be discovered. Tell them anything but that the Super Bowl awaits, and their eyes become teary and angry at the same time because they do not see anyone else stalking the sidelines except Vince Lombardi. That is the way it was, is and shall always remain.
Look at it this way, the last game of the season aside - since it was totally meaningless and came out as more of a scrimmage than a war, Philadelphia has played only four teams with winning records and beat one of them, Seattle...not exactly among the cream of the crop.
The boys in green sport a very good defense and fairly reliable special teams but that is not enough at this time of the year. They think that it is, but it is not. They cannot run the ball and have a predictable offense compounded by clock management that is sophomoric at best. Philadelphia will hastily point to games that they shoulda, coulda, mighta won if this or that play had gone their way but disdain the ones they did win when the same could have been said of their opponents. It is how things are done in that city.
As McNabb goes, so go the Eagles. Their receiving trio of James Thrash, Todd Pinkston and Freddie Mitchell really boil down to Thrash when panic sets in. Duce Staley is not what he was supposed to be, so their running game is negligible, at best. Defense and special teams will not take them to the Super Bowl. McNabb and David Akers, their pro-bowl bound kicker, are just not enough any longer.
And, an interesting stat to remember is that NFC teams that earn a bye are 10-0 in the divisional round over the last five years. First stop for the Birds is beating Tampa Bay at home and then, if they do, they might get to the Windy City and the Chicago Bears, another team that has over-achieved this season.
Linebacker Carlos Emmons has said, "Anything but the Super Bowl will be disappointing, as it should be." The view from this corner is that the Eagles are headed for a major disappointment despite the partisan published pieces of the local journalists and the to-be-expected optimism of the team itself.
Will Tampa Bay go into the deep freeze of despair one more time when they visit Vet Stadium Saturday afternoon, in the real game? Will Tony Dungy, their coach, be able to focus while the rumors of his leaving are already swirling about more than the snowstorms that have blanketed our country in recent weeks? Will his counterpart across the field, Andy Reid, come up with anything particularly creative?
Will any of the faithful with shortsighted vision and dogged devotion admit that they were wrong or even change their opinions in the face of facts? You gotta be kidding!


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Vodka, Bailey's Irish Cream, Kahlua, and a dash of mook. See also Alcohol, Sex, Sophomoric.
Simple. Boring. Bland. Just like your entire life, you striped-shirt-wearing douchebag. See also Alcohol.
I mixture of milk and root beer. It's actually pretty good but remember to put the milk in first because otherwise it curdles.
See also Alcohol.
Hey! A little help here! Add your own funny drink.
I enjoy the assumptions that 1) Welch's produces a noteworthy grape and 2) a Welch's grape improves the taste of a soda that doesn't actually contain any grapes.
If you believe high school baseball coaches from the 40's, it prevents cramps.
See also Alcohol.
In third grade a classmate claimed to not only have a shrinking potion but to have an invisibility potion as well. I responded that I owned a space bug, but this was a lie. I had lost the space bug in second grade. See also Made Up.


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Eagles' sponsors stand by team after Vick signing
PHILADELPHIA The Philadelphia Eagles' sponsors are standing by their team. That doesn't mean anyone is ready to put extra money in Michael Vick's pockets.
The Eagles had prepared for a backlash after signing the convicted dogfighting ringleader last week. But while Vick is disgraced in the court of public opinion – the one that drives lucrative endorsement deals – his addition has not jeopardized the team's corporate support.
None of the more than four dozen Eagles sponsors had pulled out as of Wednesday, said Marlyse Fant, Eagles vice president of sales and service.
The Eagles heard from about 15 to 20 sponsors on Friday, a day after Vick signed, but most simply wished they had been given advance notice to pass on to their customers.
"Our clients have been in close contact with us to stay up to date on information coming from the team, and most have noticed a significant reduction in their own volume of customer inquiries since Friday," she said on Wednesday.
The Eagles took a proactive approach, sending a letter to their top customers last week asking them to have faith that the team was not acting recklessly.
"We appreciate the complexity this creates for some partners and premium clients and ask that you join us in our support and optimism for Michael as he commits himself to showing Philadelphia and the country he is a changed human being," team president Joe Banner said in the letter.
Reaction from Eagles sponsors has varied. Radio rights holder 94-WYSP said it has had "little to no reaction" from the station's sponsors. PepsiCo Inc. said in a statement that Vick's illegal activities were "cruel and degrading" but backed the team.
"As sponsors of the NFL, we have the utmost confidence that the senior leadership at the NFL will continue to appropriately address this issue," Pepsi said.
Sponsors understood the move from a football standpoint.
They do not hold the same view of Vick. The brutal nature of his crimes – which included electrocuting, drowning and hanging dogs that underperformed in fights – are not going to fade quickly from the public's memory.
"He's too toxic for most companies to even consider taking a chance on him," said David Carter, who specializes in sports business and marketing as executive director of the USC Sports Business Institute.
Once a $130 million player, Vick was a corporate America favorite as the star quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons. His image was used to market everything from sneakers to sports drinks, usually aimed at the coveted 18 to 34 male demographic.
The Falcons paid Vick $23 million in 2005 and Forbes estimated his total compensation that year at $37.5 million with endorsements.
Only 26 and at the pinnacle of his career, Vick's life and marketability imploded amid the graphic details of a dogfighting operation he helped bankroll and participated in.
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New London - The City Council's Finance Committee on Monday forwarded to the full council a resolution that would designate $925,000 from a bond ordinance approved in 2011 for improvements to Riverside Park.
The plan to improve the park is based largely on a proposal developed in 2011 by the Community Research and Design Collaborative at the University of Connecticut. To better link Winthrop Elementary Magnet School, the park and the Thames River, the plan would involve building a set of stairs from the school to the park, a pedestrian bridge over the railroad tracks on the riverbank and a pier to stretch out into the river.
The plan also calls for additional picnic and activity spaces within the park.
The proposal passed the committee unanimously, with the support of Council President Wade A. Hyslop and Councilor Erica Richardson. The committee's third member, Councilor Michael Passero, was absent from Monday's meeting.
"I have been through the park since the effort to save the park and I see how much more that park is being utilized and I appreciate the fact that those who voted to save the park did," Hyslop said. "It certainly shows that there is a need for a park on that end of the city."
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio voiced his support for the improvements and told the committee that the city would not bond the full $925,000 at once, but would instead bond what it needs as each phase of the plan progresses.
The early phases, he said, would include general landscaping and a better connection between the park and the Winthrop School. Later phases would include a pedestrian bridge over the railroad tracks and a pier into the river.
According to a debt service schedule Finance Director Jeff Smith prepared for the councilors, the city's average annual payment for the Riverside Park project would be roughly $67,000.
For each city resident, the project would cost 1 cent per week for the first year, 3 cents per week for the second year and 5 cents per week for the remaining term of the debt, Finizio wrote in an email last month to the City Council.
In an email to the mayor, City Treasurer Donna Rinehart said adding the debt to the city's budget would not require a tax rate increase of even 0.01 mills, which is the smallest change that could trigger a recalibration of the city's tax rate.
"While there is a nominal financial burden on the city to conclude this project, it is not enough to cause even the smallest tax rate increase," Finizio wrote. "At peak debt service levels, this project still costs the average New Londoner less than a penny a day."
Given that the project will not necessitate an increase in the city's tax rate and cost taxpayers less than a penny per day at most, Finizio said he believes the project "easily satisfies the test of affordability and, indeed, could be one of the best 'bangs of the buck' that I have examined in my entire time as mayor."
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Five years after his death, Michael Jackson is in vogue right now. First we had the stunning hologram "performance" at the Billboard Awards. Then we had the California teenager who brought the house down with his MJ tribute at his high school's talent show. Now we have these guys... they call themselves "The Bottle Boys", and they use empty bottles to make music. Watch:
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Steve Perry famously became estranged from his former Journey bandmates nearly 20 years ago. While the band has continued to tour very successfully with new vocalist Arnel Pineda, let's be honest, it just isn't the same without Steve belting out the vocals on their hits. Unexpectedly, he showed up at a show yesterday and whipped out some old classics for the first time publicly in a long time. Watch for yourself:
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Word leaked ahead of time that a Michael Jackson "performance" would be happening at last night's Billboard Music Awards. But nobody could have expected the stunning technological spectacle that brought us as close as we're going to get to bringing the King of Pop back. Watch the amazing holographic performance of "Slave to the Rhythm" for yourself below:


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Last night's victory over the Orlando Magic was the least bit impressive. The victory was not the night's biggest story; Thaddeus Young's injury was. Young suffered a left hamstring strain during second quarter of the Sixers 78-62 victory over the Magic. News came back, but Young did not. Today, Young went and got an MRI done on the hamstring and it revealed that he has a grade one strain in his left hamstring and will be out for at least three weeks. The Sixers, who have struggled this season, have yet to see injured big man Andrew Bynum on the court during the regular season. Now with Young out for a good length, the Sixers will need their youth to step out and perform a lot better than they have all season.
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Best Western Plus Palm Desert Resort provides outdoor tennis courts, a spa tub, and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measuring 2244 square feet (208 square meters) include conference space. This Palm Desert hotel also offers multilingual staff, concierge services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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If you picture the classic tomes lining legal chambers, it seems that law and publishing go hand in hand. So the match looks perfect for putting law on the Internet, where the subject's vastness suits the limitless medium, and electronic searching is a godsend.
But there is a rub. Anyone involved in a legal dispute wants airtight assurance that his or her information is strictly reliable and current and includes esoteric, but crucial, details (even how a judge capitalizes and italicizes words). And the World Wide Web is not comprehensive enough to bank on, or go to court with. Yet.
But before long, experts predict, a huge data base of federal and state case law will exist, searchable across jurisdictions. Already, allowing for the patchwork quality of the Web, a wealth of information exists that is of great help to generalists and professionals alike. The generalist can do such things as find sample contracts and prepare time- and money-saving steps before meeting with lawyers, who themselves can check out a wide swath of case law, ask questions on mailing lists and read law journals. Michael Jimenez, reference librarian at the Harvard Law School, said that while the federal government had done a superb job putting up laws and regulations on-line, the court system lagged far behind. This has caused some strange wrinkles. For one, a variety of law schools are posting the decisions of appeals courts in their local area; Villanova University School of Law, for its part, puts up the rulings of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, based in Philadelphia, starting from 1994. But there is no uniform methodology at such sites, and decisions can be posted days to weeks after a ruling. The White House site directs people looking for Supreme Court rulings not to the Supreme Court, as you would expect, but to Cornell Law School. It also sends them to Cornell to search the U.S. Code of all federal laws. But the code on file there dates roughly from 1994, and searching for appeals is somewhat awkward. There is also a dearth of case law, though some sites are filling that in. The Findlaw site, for instance, now offers Supreme Court decisions from 1906 on. With irregularities like these, the big commercial services that lawyers wean on from law school, like Lexis-Nexis and Westlaw, and which have only limited availability on the Web, are considered the essential final arbiters, and are much easier for law professionals to use, though they are expensive. That still leaves a place on the Web for people "who are not well served, or not served at prices they could afford, at existing services -- practitioners in rural areas, lawyers in state and local government, and police officers and sheriffs," said Peter Martin, director of the Cornell site and former dean of the law school. …