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My wife has had the pleasure of being bit not once but twice by a spider while sleeping. The first time it was a big bite on her nose(which swelled up something fierce) and the second was her eyelid(that totaled swelled shut). Both times we sought some treatment at a local pharmacy and were given pills and creams that helped out the situation. Since then she always carries a supply of pills, creams and ointments for such issues.
I am not too sure u will find these in your hotel, but just to be on the safe side! I live in Sydney and know that we have the Funnel Web Spider, known to cause 14 fatalities and a painful, venomous bite! There is also the Red Back Spider, Widow Spider- cause painful bites and the ugly, quite scary Huntsman that poses no threat to humans- only a mildly painful bite!! Keep this in mind and if u see a spider- don't freak! (Or touch for that matter!) Because remember: The spider is more afraid of u than u r of them!! By the way, this is coming from an arachnophobic person!! Hope u enjoy your holiday and don't encounter any problems!
We arrived in Sydney during the Spring Season (October) on Liz's first trip. We noticed an unusual amount of flies and swarming gnats. According to some locals this is common place for this time of year. We managed to get through the trip with only a couple of bites but next time we will bring some bug repellent.
Here they come - what a life of luxury it is living in the UK with virtually no creepey crawley scarey bugs or scarey poisonous things to watch out for - just the bombers and the pollution and the politics maybe but then thats another story!- and back in Sydney just a few minutes and here they appear!
The giant cockroaches! They are prolific in Brisbane and the warmer norther parts where they seem to congregate in almost hundreds so that when you come home at night and turn on the light they are scurrying all ove the place as if they think theyll get out of sight in time!
Like the huge cane toads, these huge cockroaches have made their ways further south and now are quite a normal sight around your homes in Sydney. Its not about lack of cleanliness - they just get in anyway.
For me its the flyspray that has to be handy - if anyone else is home I get them to deal with them - and Im not into crunching them underfoot myself and definitely prefer not to be in hearing distance if someone is happy to execute them that way.
Obviously the ocean has numerous dangers.
Watch out for Blue Ring Octopus along the coast. Especially near rocks.
Blue Ring Octopus can be deadly and at the remote places, the hospital care you will need can be too far away.
There have been numerous sightings at the beaches along the Cronulla coast.
Apparently it is ok to touch some of the native animals, provided you see them in a wildlife park, near someone who works there!!
Terry, my tourguide, gave us a lot of information about this before we entered the park!!
KANGEROOS: DO NOT TOUCH THEIR EARS!! But u can stroke them under the chin, but if you see they are about to jump, let them and move!
WOMBATS AND KOALAS: They have surprisingly sharp teeth, so be careful, but just don't stroke near their mouth!!
This sign is posted near the Chinese Garden of Friendship. As we all know, swooping birds often leave a little something behind. Wear a hat (and maybe a shower cap over it).
Seriously, though, they are usually just trying to guard their nesting areas. If you need to, protect your head and eyes and simply move away from the area.
One thing you will notice about Sydney is that there are a lot of cockroaches. Don't be alarmed if you are eating at an outdoor restaurant and you see them on the floor. Or in your hotel room. It happens. They can't help it, so don't put the blame on anyone working at a place you see one.
If it doesn't happen to you, it is actually funny. I was eating at a very nice restaurant which I will not name, and an older lady at the table next to me was all dressed up, and a cockroach was climbing on her arm. She knocked over her glass and plate, screamed hysterically, and jumped out of her chair until my friend stepped on it. I know it's mean, but I couldn't help but laugh.
Although not dangerous, these are incredibly pesky. At certain times of the year, like November, there are a LOT of them, and they seem to like buzzing around people's faces and ears. I don't think there is a repellant for them, but expect to be shooing with your hands very frequently. The good news is that in bad weather they stay inside.
In the bushier suburbs and parklands of Sydney, lurk dangerous creatures whose bite could be fatal if left untreated. Funnel web spiders and venomous snakes abound in Sydney especially during their mating season. They normally hide under rocks. Wear good hiking boots and long trousers when bushwalking around the city's many parklands.
Sydney is a big city, so all the cautions you have to take in big cities, you will have to take here too, just watch your stuff.
But the real dangers are: the funnelweb spider, very poisonous, but antivenom is available almost everywhere.
the blue ringed octopuss, no antivenom, so don't let it sting.
At the beaches swim between the flags, the surf and currents can be extremely strong.
And the most dangerous thing is : THE SUN, wear sunscreen as the ozone layer above asutralai is very thin
I'm sure I heard somewhere, I might have read it in Bill Bryson's excellent book Down Under that Australia has more Posionous animals and plants than anywhere else in the World! I don't think that Sydney is bad compared to other parts of OZ, but there are still a few shocks in store! We arrived shellshocked after a 24 hour flight with no sleep, to meet up with my wife Jenny's estranged relatives, as we were shown round our part of their house were we were to stay. As we were shown the cupboards in the kitchen this enormous object fell onto the work surface! We quickly ushered the kids out of the room as this unfolded, it turned out that this monster of a spider was perfectly harmless, a Huntsman we were told! Still the nerves were shattered before seeing it! Also in OZ it is a cardinal sin to leave the flyscreens open.
Watch out for the wild Kangeroos on Pebby Beach, just south of Sydney!! If they think you have food for them they will chase you!!! But you can get some good pictures of them for a price!! (about half a bag of food is the going rate)
on the beach always swim betweent the flags! There could be some real dangerous streams around and many people get killed during the year. Also be aware of spiders, never walk barefoot!
Australia is the country with lost of dangerous animals: sharks, snakes, spiders. Alsways keep this in mind!
Some people wonder about dangerous animals. Honestly there is no problem, especially if you're in the city. Just remember the following.
- You can't pick up a snake or spider and take it home.
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Jason Natural Cosmetics extra rich biotin shampoo
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58% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.5
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INGREDIENTSAqua (Water), Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Decyl Glucoside, Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice (1), Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract (1), Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract (1), Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Fruit Extract (1), Equisetum Arvense Leaf Extract (1), Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Flower\Leaf\Stem Extract (1), Panax Ginseng Root Extract, Biotin, Citric Acid, Cocamidopropyl Dimethylamine, Dimethicone, Glycerin, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Panthenol, Sodium Chloride,Sodium Hydroxide, Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate, Sodium Phytate, Sodium Sulfate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Alcool (1), Ethylhexylglycerin, Phenoxyethanol,Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Benzyl Benzoate, Benzyl Salicylate, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Coumarin, Fragrance (Parfum)
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I LOVE this shampoo!!!!! it transformed my hair and i absolutely love the way it leaves my hair manageable and soft. i use it with kerastase leave in conditionner and john frieda frizz ease.
This shampoo is perfect for fine dry hair. would definitely recommend.
Ah forgot to mention that the 1st time i used it i oiled my hair before. very bad idea because this shampoo does not strip the oil from your hair so wash your hair every 3days with this. your hair will thank you.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
I'd read so many rave reviews of this shampoo on the internet several years ago, but never got around to trying it. I finally picked this up recently, since I've been trying out various natural hair care products. Well, this was a complete bust. The bottle says "new and improved" on the front, so I guess this formula is completely different from the old one everyone loved years ago.
This left a very heavy coating on my hair right from the first wash. It also made it dull and heavy. I've given this a few tries, and it has the same effect every time. I've had to use a clarifying shampoo twice now to get all of the gunk out of my hair. Save your $10 and don't bother with this.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I used to use this years ago and loved it. I haven't been able to find it since 2009 so I'm doing a review for the old formula. It had an awesome mint scent to it that stuck with my hair the entire day. I used to use it daily because I ran 2-3 hour track practices in hot weather. My hairdresser was always amazed that I never had split ends after 6 months of no cuts. Honestly, only reason I ever went in to get my hair cut was because the style had grown out. My hair grew incredibly fast. Ever 1yr 4 months I gave 8 inches to cancer. We have hard water in my area and I never had residue left in my hair. I used Giovanni mousse at that time and it was always easy to shampoo out of my hair with this. I was also able to wear my hair naturally wavy without help from any product or hair appliance (I used mousse only when I wanted it super curly). When I switched over to commercial shampoo with sulfates in it again my hair went insanely frizzy. I personally loved this stuff but it looks like the formula has changed and it is no longer available in my area so I guess that's a blessing in disguise. I now use Green Beaver Cranberry Delight shampoo+conditioner and so far am loving that it gives me the same tingly mint feeling that this shampoo did. I gave it a 4 instead of 5 because the formula changed and I did find that I had to wash my hair daily with this.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
For being SLS free, this shampoo has a wonderful lather. It also helped stop me from shedding so much.
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I ued to use Jason's Biotin shampoo years ago and I loved the stuff to death now it's be tweaked. I might as well wash my hair with oil cause this is absolutely terrible. Weighs hair down to the point your hair looks downright greasy and dirty. WTH!!! Worst poo ever.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
My hair: fine, thin, straight
My hair goals: mainly more volume!
This is my favorite shampoo of all time. Doesn't really smell like anything to me, which is fine. Volumizing without being drying.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I really cannot say enough about this line of shampoos. I bought the shampoo and conditioner of this particular biotin one, and the Thin to Thick (apricot, I think), and really my hair's gone back to its natural, soft, shiny state that it was before I damaged it with all the bleaching, coloring, and heat & chemicals. My hair is SO soft, but not flat.
For this particular shampoo, I feel like it should be rinsed out longer than usual -I feel like it stays in if you do a quick rinse that you're used to with commercial shampoos. That's not a problem for me though! Love, love. Will def be sticking with Jason's.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I LOVE this biotin shampoo! One of the better organic/natural shampoos on the market, in my opinion. Many natural shampoos are simply not moisturizing enough for my hair. I have heavily highlighted hair that can be really dry and this shampoo/conditioner combo leaves my hair silky soft with no nasty residue/build-up. I get this for $6 at my local grocery store and the bottles are huge (can't remember if it is a 16 or 18 oz. bottle), so it's very economical as well! I do not have any issues with this shampoo lathering nicely. I get plenty of suds and my hair feels nice and clean, sans tangles and knots. It does have an herbal scent, but that's better to me any day than a cloying synthetic perfume. Since I had converted to primarily natural products many years ago, I have a lot of issues with synthetic fragrances. The bottle I purchased is the 'New and Improved' version, so I cannot vouch for the older version.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I bought this out of sheer desperation because my regular shampoo was out of stock, and I honestly regret doing so. The packaging is nice, and I'm not crazy about the scent, but it's not bad; it's very herbal. I've used Jason Natural products in the past and have really liked them all, but so far I am not impressed with this. I have fine, very curly hair and after shampooing and conditioning (I use Jason daily fragrance free conditioner), and letting it air dry like usual, my hair felt weighed down, almost greasy; like I had never washed it to begin with. On the bottle it said "new and improved", so maybe the formula was better before they made the change? I'm not sure since this is my first time using this product. I guess I'll use the rest of the bottle since it wasn't cheap ($10 at my local Whole Foods) and maybe see if using less will help the issues I'm having, but I don't think I will be buying this product again.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It's refreshing and makes the hair really soft and bright but for me, it makes me ich my scalp a little.
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Not sure if you will remember, but several months back I sent you a series of emails detailing the shortcomings of my son's travel baseball team. The first time you suggested that being the best player on the worst team had its advantages, playing time and building confidence among them. So we stayed with the team until it got to a point where my son wanted to quit because every game was a disaster.
I told you then, after months of watching the team get no better at all, we finally had to move clubs. Well, wouldn't you know it, our first Sunday league game was my son's new team playing against his former team. Now I know my move was the right one. Not only did our current team pound the former, but my kid now bats down in the lineup because the new team is so much better, which means he is having to work harder to keep up with his new teammates. I took no pleasure in watching our former team look so bad, but I felt great for my son, who had been on the receiving end of so many of those types of losses.
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Vegas. The Entertainment Capital of the World. America's Playground. Lost Wages.
Whatever you call it, Las Vegas offers a different adventure for every new sinner arriving in Sin City.
Some come to strike it rich or with hopes of a new beginning; others are trying to escape their sordid pasts or ride off into the sunset.
Old or young, rich or poor, famous or infamous, everyone comes to Las Vegas chasing a different dream. Some find theirs amid the iridescent glow of The Strip; others are led astray like a mirage in the Nevada desert.
-Andy Tennille (AT)
Robert Randolph :: The Orleans Arena
Robert Randolph swirls the remnants of his Patron silver tequila in a red plastic Solo cup as a broad grin spreads across his sweaty face. The prince of the pedal steel and his Family Band have just finished opening for Trey Anastasio at The Orleans Arena on the Friday night before the official festival kickoff, and the party is in full swing backstage. Randolph is in town promoting his new album, Colorblind, which comprised most of the band's hour-long set. A mix of soul, rock, hip-hop and funk, Colorblind is a continuation of 2003's Grammy-nominated Unclassified, which saw Randolph and the Family Band begin to spread their wings beyond their gospel background. But most of all, Randolph says the new album is about one thing – love.
"It's all about love, man. When you love yourself first, you can appreciate and love other people. That's what I tried to do with this record – to get people to celebrate life and love," the New Jersey native pontificates. "It's not so much a sexual love or a sensual love. It's more like an 'I care for you' kind of thing. I want to help lift you up when you're down. This record is a celebration of life. I hope people realize that life can be snatched away from you at any moment."-AT
Trey Anastasio :: The Orleans Arena
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Gomez :: 12:20 – 1:20
While the band didn't officially open Vegoose 2006 (that honor went to Asheville's Toubab Krewe), their set lacked the energy that a larger crowd would have brought. Most in attendance hid their bleary eyes behind dark shades, whether they were navigating a treacherous all-nighter or simply summoning whatever energy was gained from a few scant hours of sleep. Gomez was much the same; their set was pleasant enough, but the band looked tired and failed to connect with the audience and create some excitement. Opening with "Shot Shot" off 2002's In Our Gun, the band split their set between older tunes and material from How We Operate, including a great "Hangover Girl" with a ripping tease of Zep's "How Many More Times."
Trying to play a rock show at the same time most little kids are scarfing Fruity Pebbles and watching cartoons is difficult; doing it without much encouragement from the audience proved impossible for Gomez.
Praxis :: 1:15 – 2:15
As Buckethead teased the notes to Halloween and led the band through a Star Wars medley, it was quickly apparent that on Halloween weekend in Las Vegas at a freakfest like Vegoose, there was no better foil than Praxis. To drive the sprit of the holiday home, Laswell found deep frequencies most had never considered while Buckethead stepped off the stage to hand-deliver a gift of unknown origin to a mask and bucket-wearing disciple in the crowd. The power of Praxis would prove to be like a flush at the poker table, difficult to beat and an absolute highlight of the weekend.
MMW with Maceo Parker :: 2:40 – 3:40
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Maceo Parker – he of James Brown, Parliament and Prince fame – has made a career out of augmenting other people's music. Nor was this Parker's first foray into jamming with MMW – he'd done so six years prior at a festival date in Maryland. But it was the ease with which the consummate sideman slid right into the trio's set on Saturday at Vegoose that made it feel as if he'd been playing with them all along. Beginning with "The Lover" off 1995's Friday Afternoon in the Universe, Parker peppered MMW's set with alto saxophone and flute solos that escalated the musical tension onstage and provided Medeski and Wood with opportunities to exchange riffs and improvise. In return for his horn magic, MMW backed Parker on two choice covers from his own catalogue – "Uptown Up" off 2002's Funk Overload and "Quick Step" from 2003's Made by Maceo. The covers continued with a jazz-funk version of Peter Tosh's "Legalize It" that was met with billowing clouds of stanky smoke emanating from the growing audience before the group ended their set with a fantastic version of "Chubb Sub" off Friday Afternoon in the Universe, bringing the set full circle to where it started an hour before.
The Raconteurs :: 3:50 – 4:50
The Raconteurs called to mind rock greats of the past as they controlled the tempo of songs, building them up and smashing them open. While there were hints of rock heroes in their sound, the magic of Jack White is something all his own. The approach he uses and the tone of his guitar is what will set him apart in 20 years. It's as if Jack's power overwhelms the system. There is too much rock & roll coming out of his guitar and trying to be forced through those tiny wires and pick-ups. His gritty guitar is constantly spilling over the edges, too much to understand, distorted, dirty, sexual, menacing... much like Las Vegas herself.
Yard Dogs Road Show :: All Weekend Long
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The more intimate feel of this year's festival was due, in no small part, to the five performances of the Yard Dogs Road Show. The bastard child of The Flaming Lips, the Yard Dogs combine elements of the old-time vaudeville road show and burlesque cabaret featuring a bevy of scantily-clad dancers and talented performers doused with loads of confetti, balloons and streamers and backed by a crack gypsy band. More than anything, the Yard Dogs offered concert-goers a nice break from the more traditional rock festival fare and a mid-afternoon respite from the beaming Nevada sun.
Damian Marley :: 5:00 – 6:15
The Mars Volta :: 6:25 – 7:55
JamBase: What bands are you looking forward to seeing on the bill?
Artist: The Mars Volta.
Lucky for me (as I was doing most of these interviews) that too was one of the main reasons I was in Las Vegas. As night began to fall on the first day of Vegoose, I wrapped up my interview with Killers bassist Mark Stoermer (click here to watch) and we both bee-lined it for the Snake Eyes Stage, arriving just as the eight-piece, Latin-laced rock band took the stage. What we quickly learned was that while many artists and a couple-thousand rabid fans were foaming at the mouth awaiting The Mars Volta, a large portion of attendees just couldn't handle the heat as they began to flee the madness that was pouring off the stage.
Jurassic 5 :: Saturday :: 7:30 – 9:00
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Beats spilled from the stage like sweaty bodies under the tent as hands were flapping and Vegoose was partying. J5 was able to beat the odds as they transformed a tent in the middle of the desert into a bumpin' club, wowing the crowd with one of the best live hip-hop shows on the circuit.
The Black Crowes :: 7:30 – 9:00
Since reuniting last year, the Crowes have hit the road hard, headlining a New Year's Eve show at Madison Square Garden and three of the biggest festivals in the States (New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Bonnaroo, and Austin City Limits Festival) in addition to multi-night runs at New York City's Hammerstein Ballroom, Los Angeles' Henry Fonda Theatre and The Fillmore in San Francisco. The band also released Freak 'N' Roll Into the Fog, a live concert DVD documenting the band's run at The Fillmore in August 2005, and The Lost Crowes, a two-disc collection featuring songs from sessions recorded in the '90s for two previously unreleased albums: Tall and Band. A summer full of stellar live performances, combined with talk of a new studio album in the works, gave fans hope that the band had finally put all the in-fighting and back-biting behind them and were firmly focused on a future together, yet drama continues to dog the Crowes.
While the band continues to be led by brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, the loss of Ford left a noticeable void in the band's festival set. Gone was the guitar interplay between Rich Robinson and Ford that drove so much of the band's improvisations, and Clores showed none of the instrumental flair and prowess that Harsch brought on a regular basis.
"Halfway to Everywhere" and "Soul Singing" showed why Chris Robinson is the modern-day torchbearer to Eddie Hinton's white-boy, blue-eyed soulfulness, but the set-closing "Jealous Again" and "Remedy" came off like audience pandering, just another formerly relevant rock band rolling out their radio hits.-AT
The Killers :: 8:05 – 9:35
Tom Petty :: 9:45 – 11:00
It wasn't daring like the Volta or explosive like The Raconteurs, but Tom Petty was food for the soul. Like driving down the road on a summer afternoon with the roof down and radio on, Petty was warm and inviting (even though the desert temperature had dropped drastically). We knew every word to songs we thought we had forgotten. It didn't matter that almost every song was a "hit" - heck, most of the songs Petty has written became hits, and that has certainly always been part of his appeal. Writing a good pop song that hits the heart and rocks the body is no easy task, but Petty made a career out of it.
STS9 :: Saturday Late Nite :: The Hard Rock
With one day of the festival behind us, The Joint at the Hard Rock Casino just off the strip proved to be quite the place to spend your Sunday morning. Sound Tribe Sector Nine started their late night concert just before 2am for the second consecutive year, to a second sold-out Vegoose crowd. STS9 again rose to the occasion, delivering another incredible marquee performance.
The first set was focused on newer material, opening with the up-tempo "Rent" and moving into Artifact track, "Somesing." "Blu Moods" incessant guitar lick by Hunter Brown was an energetic highlight of the set, while the horn-infused electronic samples of "Hi-Key" brought the funk.
However - it was not until the second set that STS9 really accomplished what they set out to do that Sunday morning. From the beginning seconds of the boomerang-calling tones of "Lo Swaga," it was quite apparent that in this set, they were pulling out all the stops.
"Evasive Maneuvers" was a sonic exploration before dropping into one of the more explosive versions of "Kamuy" in recent years, with the living drum machine Zach Velmer relentlessly beating the shit out of his toms for several minutes. From there, Velmer took it to a whole new level by pulling out the long-time STS9 staple, "Orbital."
Encores "You Don't Say" and "GLOgli" provided some serious musical layering, and turning around to look at the crowd amidst the lights, nothing but dancing bodies and huge smiles were to be seen. The morning had ended, and it was time for a cat nap.
-Tanner Wyer
Phil & Trey :: Saturday Late Nite :: The Orleans Arena
Set II:
Dark Star > One For The Rose > Dark Star > Wharf Rat > I Know You Rider
Viola Lee Blues > Here Comes Sunshine > Shine
Band Lineup:
Trey - guitar, vocals
Phil Lesh - bass, vocals
John Medeski - keyboards
John Molo - drums
Larry Campbell - guitar
Christina Durfee - vocals
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Band of Horses :: 12:20 – 1:05
Not quite able to transfer the brilliance of the record to the stage, bandleader/mastermind Ben Bridwell (guitar/lap steel/vocals) appears to be getting a bit more comfortable in his skin as he's tightening up the nervous banter between songs that often deflates the power of his music. Staring into the Vegas sun on a hot Sunday morning, Bridwell found some of that heart-wrenching emotion from his album as he brought cheers with the epic rocker "Great Salt Lake," the haunting slow-burner "Monsters," and the ass-kicking ELO cover "Showdown."
Built To Spill :: 1:15 – 2:15
Built To Spill's set was plagued with technical issues and a stage that bounced with every beat, knocking over equipment and distracting singer Doug Martsch. Furthermore, besides placing an acoustic Jim James against Widespread Panic at night (when he clearly should have been under the sun), Built To Spill's early-day placement was questionable.
Struggling to find their groove, the band plowed through several songs from 2006's You In Reverse before hitting their stride towards the end with "Randy Described Eternity" off Perfect From Now On. Clearly pissed off, drummer Scott Plouf left the stage and started packing his gear as Martsch continued to patiently conduct a swarming guitar meltdown in front of confused audience members. As they say, you can't control the cards you're dealt; all you can do is play them as well as possible. Built To Spill did just that, performing well enough under difficult circumstances to at the very least break even at Vegoose.
Galactic :: 2:25 – 3:40
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Nothing of the sort was afoot for Galactic's set at Vegoose. The band was super tight, Ben Ellman's searing sax solos riding along the top of Rich Vogel's bouncy Hammond organ fills. Rob Mercurio and drummer extraordinaire Stanton Moore form a solid rhythm duo, but it's the subdued brilliance of guitarist Jeff Raines with his note-perfect leads that makes this band go.
Perhaps hinting at their upcoming album, which will find the band exploring their love of hip-hop fronted by various special guest MCs, Galactic brought out Gift of Gab from Blackalicious and Ladybug Mecca from Digable Planets to freestyle over their thick, swampy groove. A set-closing cover of "Kashmir" saw the band rework the Zeppelin classic and returned them to their instrumental roots, just as they should be.-AT
Fiona Apple :: 3:50 – 5:05
At Vegoose 2006, that artist was Fiona Apple. Buzz about the 29-year-old songstress' mid-afternoon set on Sunday built over the weekend until Apple demurely entered stage right and took a seat behind her piano. From the opening notes of "Get Him Back" through the set-closing "Parting Gift," Apple showed why she is one of the bright young stars in rock music. Coupling jazzy piano playing and band arrangements with sometimes sultry, sometimes angst-ridden vocals, Apple's performance was captivating and alluring, her highly personal songs cutting through the human emotion and splitting it wide-open for all to see. While not as well known in the jamband community as most of the other performers at Vegoose, it's safe to say that Fiona Apple wowed those in attendance and bagged a few new fans in the process.
Phil Lesh & Trey Anastasio :: 5:15 – 7:15
This wasn't Lesh's first health scare. In 1998, the bassist underwent a liver transplant as a result of chronic Hepatitis C infection and has become an outspoken advocate for organ donor programs ever since. Lesh's recent brush with mortality has seemingly invigorated the 66-year-old Bay Area musician, resulting in the release of a new live concert DVD (Live at the Warfield Theater) on October 31st, an appearance at the Bob Dylan tribute concert at Lincoln Center, and the inaugural meeting of Phil Lesh University, an opportunity for aspiring musicians to jam with the bass player and hear his thoughts on music, life, and the Grateful Dead.
Jim James :: 7:30 – 8:45
Cloaked in the darkness of the Cabaret Clubs Tent, My Morning Jacket's Jim James and Carl Broemel emerged as the curtain rose dressed in dark suits and wielding sledgehammers threateningly at the jack-o-lanterns that lined the front of the stage. Despite the menacing entrance, the duo from Louisville, Kentucky delivered an epic set of stripped-down versions of My Morning Jacket classics including "Dancefloors," "Golden," "Bermuda Highway" and "Hopefully," as well as a few rarities like "Old September Blues," "Butch Cassidy" and "The Bear." As if to punctuate their tremendous performance, James and Broemel reclaimed their sledgehammers at the end of their set and put new meaning to the phrase "smashing pumpkins."
Some find James' celestial vocals awe-inspiring; others claim anyone can sound good with the reverb knob dialed to 10. Regardless, no one can refute the fact that James is among a select few songwriters that can deliver both delicate, intimate songs and all-out head-banging rockers with equal aplomb. This dichotomy, so rare in today's popular music, is the reason why My Morning Jacket is one of the most exciting bands in rock music today.
Widespread Panic :: 8:00 – 11:00
A one-set, three-hour show with strong, cohesive versions of classic Panic songs like "Fishwater," "Chilly Water," Barstools and Dreamers" and "Ain't Life Grand," in addition to a beautiful reading of "Little Wing," were encouraging, but by the end of it all, it was clear that the Vegoose-headlining Panic show on 10/29 was a mere warm-up for what they had in store for their Halloween show the next evening.
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String Cheese Incident Late Nite -Photos by Dave Vann
10/29/06 Orleans Arena, Las Vegas, NV
Set I: Hey Hey We're the Monkeys, Black Clouds, Bam, Piece Of Mine, Round The Wheel > Solution > Birdland > Wheel Hoss > Birdland, Las Vegas > Welcome to the Jungle> Drums > Jam > Welcome to the Jungle
Set II: Shantytown, Rain, Little Hands > Concrete Jungle > Bumpin' Reel, Eye Know Why > Jungle Boogie > Texas
Encore: Doin' My Time, Daryl
Widespread Panic :: 10.30.06 (Halloween Show) MGM Grand Theater, Las Vegas
Jimmy Herring's fluid expertise on lead was able to push Panic into areas that have not even been considered in recent years. While there is great speculation as to what exactly happened with McConnell, this is a business - and the business is music. Regardless of why, what we do know is that Jimmy Herring is making this a more dynamic and exciting band. You want proof? Look no further than the 18-minute "Diner" that Jimmy pushed and pushed on, forcing bassist Dave Schools to follow him through the tunnel and opening up room for John Bell to rap about not only himself, but also parts of "Pigeons," "Hatfield," and costumes in the crowd.
Hanging out at Vegoose on Sunday night I ran into Schools backstage. We began talking about Jimmy and how much the band is enjoying his contributions, and then Schools brought up Halloween. He said, "Last year we did some things we wanted to do. This year is for the real music fan. I know you are a real music fan..." He stressed the whole real music fan thing twice, and I had no idea what he was talking about, I just shrugged it off. What he meant was the insane list of covers they would bust out, many of which had never been played.
Panic dusted off songs by some of the biggest names in music... a show for real music fans. Alongside smoking version of their own classic tracks, Panic tore through The Beatles' "I Want You," The Grateful Dead's "Morning Dew," The Doors' "People Are Strange," War's "Slipping Into Darkness," R.E.M.'s "You Can't Get Here From There," "That Old Black Magic" by Harold Arlen/Johnny Mercer, and ten dirty minutes of Golden Earring's "Radar Love." And for those who need a nice tear-jerk to take the show "over the top," JB led the band through the first version of Michael Houser's "Airplane" since 7/2/02 - Houser's last show.
After the show had ended and wild-eyed fans were pouring into the MGM Casino (which was attached to the MGM Grand Theater), something else happened that I hadn't witnessed in years. As the herd of people slowly moved their way through the stairs and elevators, the halls and walkways, sudden eruptions of cheering and adoration for Panic would spread, eventually filling up the entire area until everyone was yelling and hooting. "Normal" folks were scared. They backed up and began trying to figure out what all the commotion was about. Casino workers were on guard, wondering what the hell was going on. The message was clear... Hide the children because Widespread Panic is back in town.
10/30/06 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV
Set I
Contentment Blues, People Are Strange, You Should Be Glad > John's Other Jam > Pilgrims > Greta > Sharon > Time Zones, Stop-Go > Imitation Leather Shoes > Chainsaw City
Set II
Cant Get There From Here, Slippin' Into Darkness > When The Clowns Come Home, Diner > Proving Ground > Drums > Airplane > Morning Dew > Love Tractor
That Old Black Magic, Radar Love, I Want You (She's So Heavy)
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good stuff...looks like an amazing time
note editor: that was brain on the kit for praxis. dude grew his hair a wee bit since last time i seen him but his chops are very recognizable. praxis must do a late night freakshow next year!
i wish i could find a few grand and go blow it at vegoose next year...
that was a great review of the killers set.
great write up and photos. props to kayce for showin love to bill laswell.
Great music but piss poor lay out compared to last year. Bands played over one another unless you were close to the stage. Hip hop meshed into Widespread Panic segueways. (very annoying) The crowd was great again. It was great to see Phil, Trey, Rhythm Devils w/ Mike Gordon but.... The YARD DOGS ROAD SHOW was by far the coolest show of the weekend.
VEGOOSE SUCKED THIS YEARVIP WAS GOD AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWFULLLLL....I PAID $500 FOR WHAT!!!!!!!!????????????-A CRAPPY GATED OFF SPOT NEXT TO THE STAGE?-A VIP TENT A MILE FROM THE MAIN STAGE?WORST TREATMENT EVER...I CAN'T BELIEVE MORE PEOPLE AREN'T OUTRAGED AT THISRIP OFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!nothing against the music... just crappy promotersstarting with NOT ANNOUNCING THE OFFICIAL LINEUP until LIKE A WEEK BEFOREhorrible..just horrible
The message was clear... Hide the children because Widespread Panic is back in town. hahahah ur god damn right
This is how a review should be done! Excellent multimedia coverage! Love the photo work Jurick - nice to see someone do something different also.
Question... How many people were there? I kept hearing things about poor pre-ticket sales. Looked like a good time.
Sorry I missed the Panic.
Widespread Panic is a bunch of homos. Nice costumes, I bet the show "raged." WSP sucks.
to VWfiend...can i ask who are you to say WSP "sucks"...thats the single most ignorant post you could make...just dont post if what you have is completely closed minded and of no relevance to the article as a whole...and ps...panic doesnt suck one bit...in fact they are on their way back...hopefully people like you wont figure that out and stay away from the amazing things they are doing
I docked y'all one star. Here's why: my face melted at Vegoose. One show single-handedly made my Vegoose experience 5-star-worthy. Everyone in attendance was struck stupid after its completion at 6AM Sunday morning (I haven't seen that many confused kids post-show since the last time Phish was on). Apparently, Jambase found this show to be merely "mentionable," whereas I rate this show among my top 5 concert experiences, ever. So, you lost a star because I have a different opinion than you...Phil and Trey late night was epic. Anyone who missed this show missed out on the weekend's best improvisational musical expression. The Orleans became a psychoacoustic lab experiment, and the scientists came out swinging for the fences. This show a) reminded me why I care about live music and b) beat me down for needing to be reminded. The set the next day was 60%, whereas this show was 120% (that's right, twice as good). ETC.!(everything else was great though (videos!). rock on)
VwFriend - You slay me!!! You used the word homo, sucks, and put quotation marks around raged to insinuate satire. Classic stuff! It brings back memories of 6th grade.
The Mars Volta just made the entire festival for me....For all those fans who flocked away during their set they just didn't understand....and I feel bad for you....they were brilliant....my god i need more Volta now......wonderful, crazy, and did i already say brilliant?
Vegoose once again took a few years off my life. Different than last year for sure but equally as rockin. Good to see Trey & Panic making a kick ass return to the form. Check out http://youtube.com/watch?v=LGuF83Aelg4
Good stuff! Kayce you are the man! Great writing! Makes me wish I could have made it. WS MtrFkn PANIC!!!
I do agree that ticket sales were down... this year the Sam Boyd Stadium Bowl was completely closed and it seemed like there was still plenty of room near all the stages. (Granted I only went on Sunday). This alone shows ticket sales were way down. That is probably the reason for the poor setup, it would have costs too much money to open the stadium and with a stadium sparcely populated it would have made the festival look like a big flop.I had a great time, but did more of Vegas than last year, so only did the Sunday fest and WSP Halloween show. The Panic shows were well worth the distance traveled.
Great article... Wish I had made it... Oh, wait I was there...
I thought that the music this year was incredible. Dcent article however I found myself in disagreement with the authors on several shows. I think the promoters did what they could to save this annual festival from failure. I think they have learned from this year and next year will be even better. HOwever this fan has had no complaints either year....such a managable festival
Hey VWfiend, I bet that you're not cool cuz you said panic sucks and they don't, they're awesome, so...ya know...you probably suck...but you know...you're brains the one with the shell on it...so...sticks and stones...ya know.....PANIC!
I totally agree with redredwine abut the VIP situation. Complete and utter crap compared to last year and Bonnaroo. Sooo not worth $500. What was with the "super vip" sections too? Like the couches that faced the main stage? Garbage!This was a pure slap in the case from Superfly plain and simple. They won't be seeing any cash from me ever again because of it.The music was great, and I had a blast, but with so many other festival options out there, why patronize a company that has lost touch with the little guy and behaves like a giant corperation?- $.02
Such a fun weekend, such a great review!
great coverege...i feel like i could have gotten more out of the story than actually being there. jam base is good like that! i cant imagine paying someone $500 to make me feel verry important (and thay fail???) at a festi... how about we all just go to the gen admission area of the festival and make eachother feel important like we do at FUCKING JAMBAND FESTIVALS ALL OF THE FUCKING TIME?!?! anyone ever hear Carlos Santana talk about 'the feeling you get when you are at a gratefull dead concert'- i thought that was pretty cheesey at the time he was rapping about this at his shows over the years but now i see the importance of this kind of vibe and feel like an asshole for taking it for granted when it was ripe! jam isnt dead - superfly is just holding it hostage at the G. W. Bush suite at the Luxor!- panic or the roots???? so if i pay out the ass i gotta choose between two of my all time favs? I hope superfly lost thier asses on this event. i know - how about a superfly bail out fundraiser where the VIP ticket holders have a crack at the promoters in a dunk tank!A+ for jambase! C- for superfly!
by the look of fiona apple's biceps it seems like she's been pumping some iron? in the words of ron burgandy "gotta sculpt the guns".
Fun,fun ,fun...especially late night with PHIL.Extraordinarily sweet.... Inside Sam Boyd set up sucked.......no seats....the sound mixes were way loud and overdubbed each other..Roots kicked major ass though.Thank you great fans and musicians...
Tristan - thank you , so much that is exactly how i feel. that show was undescribable and the vibe was beyond great. i have never been that bewildered after a show before and i have been to many a phish, wsp and phil show. words were hard to form for at least 48 hours. even big cypress didnt compare to the feeling of that night. at one point i felt like there were so many people on the same page and grooving together, it was something i havent ever really been aware of, its hard to descibe. i honestly felt like that was one of the most perfect nights of music i will ever see, i couldnt have asked for more. i love you phil, you are my hero!!!
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I feel compelled to weigh in an add a comment about the whole event. Granted I was one of the photogs on the team for this festival, I still feel that I was a fan as well. The festival's location, feel, vibe, and musical talent were pretty impressive. Sure there are lots of festivals these days, but this was a HUGE event (one of the premiere events in the country), and while SuperFly overcharged for VIP, you have to appreciate their skill in coordinating an event of this magnitude. Try not to knock them too hard - they really do try to make the experience the best it can be. I personally think ticket sales were down was because Vegas is an *EXPENSIVE* trip, and many fans that would want to go, simply couldn't afford it. As for the Trey/Phil show, I was shooting the band that night and was pretty amazed at what I was watching. I've seen some incredible Dead shows in Oakland and ridiculous Hampton Phish shows in 97/98, and that Trey/Phil show on Saturday late night was seriously up there with those experiences. It was HUGE. Trey raised the bar and stepped into jamming with feral intensity some of the greatest Dead jams. Also, I personally thought the PLASMA set closer was one of the hottest pieces of music I've seen in the past few years. If you love jambands, this band was the quinessential jamband experience. They brought it the way you wanted it!I hope this festival sticks around and can get better every year. The whole Vegas experience is crazy fun!Enjoy all!-Jurick
Trey-Phil late night was the show of the year. Show of the last 4 years, even. I can't believe it got such a lame treatment by this otherwise thorough review. Nothing since 97-99 phish has even come close to melting my face in such utter euphoria. I was nearly in tears the entire second set it felt so f*cking good to feel that good again. I almost forgot what it was like to be taken for a musical ride like that, reminded me of being 18 at the spectrum, hampton, etc. What a gift. Trey is back. I've been a hater recently, like a lot of you...To all the haters, he's back. Believe it. Better yet, go see it.
Hell i left thinking the Crowes was the best ones there. I don't know everyone else was just ok. I go to these festivals thinking i will see something new but everytime just the same shit.
thank god I won free VIP tickets because that was the worst Vip treatment I ever saw , if I had to pay for that S#^T I would be looking for a refund. Check out the McDowell Mountain Music Festival, they know how to do it right!!
HOW THE F^UCK.......do you review all of these shows and only give a set list for what was BY FAR the best show of the weekend PHIL+TREY late night at the Orleans?????????????If I don't see an indepth, detailed review of this show on its own I have lost all respect for jambase.com!!!!!!!!!!!!!Seriously if this show doesn't get a review, that is pathetic.....one of the best shows in a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONGtime and it doesn't get a review. Please save yourselves from shame and f*cking get it done already. I hope everyone see's this post because anyone who was at this show and anyone who heard this show on disc for that matter feels the same way I do gauranteed. Check yourself jambse!!!!!!!!
I think the setlist is enough of a review, we can all see that the show was amazing just by looking at that, alpine97. With a list that great there is no need for a review, we all know how amazing it was already
i seriously love that phil can still put on a show that leaves people talking. really amazing. the music never stops!!!!
First off... what did everyone think of Petty's performance? Not a huge Petty fan over here, however, he is a pretty big force of the American Music scene for the past 30 years... I saw him at the Roo this year and thought he sucked, however, not sure if it was my state of mind at the time, but i thought him and the heartbreakers really rocked out. So props to Petty. Secondly, what about the Keller love from the House of Blues Friday night?! He covered Back of the Bus by G. Love, which after seeing at 10klf, may be one of my favorite performances he offers. Thirdly, anyone catch Toubab Krewe? If you've never seen them, go do it immediatly, fantastic percussion. All in all, the only couple things i can complain about were the "no re-entry" policy. If you are gonna have no re-entry in the desert, at least have a water re-fill station, instead of paying $3 for a 20oz or $7 for a beer. And, after the shows, the atmosphere isnt very "festi-friendly". Vegas will run your wallet dry as you cannot just go and chill anywhere, you must be constantly spending money or else you'll get the boot. No parks or common Chill areas for us good people to enjoy. Other than the expected overpriced Superfly Vendors and the stupid "no re-entry" rule, great time in vegas.
uhhhhhh.....how about The Meters warming up the crowd before Panic's weekend stealing performance? Ok...let me give it a try.....SUPERFUNKYNASTY!
PANIC!!! they're back. Panic + Herring = Unbelievable. On the psycedelic note, the Volta are insane. can't wait for their solo tour for the craziness to begin.
Kayceman you never cease to amaze me. You are possibly one of the worst journalists I have ever read an article from. For God's sake, check your facts before you put them in a article. Hopefully someday you will be able to put together an article that actually says something and relays comprehensive information in an easy-to-read fashion. If you are gonna cover only a handful of bands at a festival you may as well just not even write the article. Again you have failed all of us music fans out here. Oh yeah, my friend thinks you are a doushce, too.
Humm? I didn't find Phil/Trey late night to be all that great. What I was waiting for from Phil/Trey happenend on Sunday.
i agree with some that this article was not all that well written, and completely missed an opportunity to cover an absolutely epic show (phil and trey late-night) in the detail in deservesthe sunday phil&trey set (festival set) was not very good despite the fact that some good songs were chosen, the band's timing was off and the vocals were struggling most of the time ( esp. row jimmy)the late-night show was the best effort for phil since '01 (see 4-20-01), a special, special night for mind-melting musicthe only reason i gave this story 2 stars instead of 1 is that i thought some of the pictures were pretty cool
hey adamcsu, let's see some of you wonderfull journalism.
did anyone that went to vegoose see all the bands that played? caught every show in every venue on each nite? i seriously doubt it, so why do ya'll bitch at the kayceman for only reporting on those show he saw? he's only man, he's good but nobody's that good.
I was going at it with Sleewell on the other Vegoose thread and have since listened to the late night Phil and Trey. I will concede that it is much better than the next night, which was bad. It was a good show. Maybe even epic from a nostalgia perpective. By all acounts it sounds like the energy was great and the setlist was really hot. I wish I could have gone. Mountains of the moon was exceptional.However, neither Trey nor Phil can sing well enough to bring this show to what I would consider an epic concert nor even a mediocre show with Jerry at the helm. Jerry's vocals stand on thier own merits. Hate me for being a Deadhead I don't care, but it is hard to listen to Trey and Phil harmonize after years of Jerry! I would rather hear Bobby sing Jerry tunes (he does quite well actually)with Rat Dog. How about letting Fishman on stage to sing? His voice is much more professionally trained than Trey.It is good to hear them come together for the sake of nostalgia never-the-less. There is a diffence between focused improvisation and space. I guess I did not hear anything musically to raise this show to the level of an epic Dead or Phish show except the setlist on paper and the steller musician lineup.
hey adamcsu - hope that was a joke because if it wasn't you are quite possibly the most ignorant and idiotic person on this thread (right up there with VWFiend). kayce - keep on rockin!
Wow dude that was a little harsh on Kayce. I'm a journalist and the piece he did on Trey recently was totally professional with just the right amount of insight to make it interesting. I think an interesting angle on this Vegoose is the fact that ticket sales were lower despite the presence of bands that (generally speaking) sell more albums on the pop market. It seems top forty bands are about as good at selling concert tickets as jam bands are at selling albums. MMW and Maceo would have been worth it in and of its self. I saw the aforementioned fest in Maryland a few years ago this is still talked about in high regard on the MMW website. Plus Praxis and the late night smorgasbord sound like it was great. Wish I'd been there, but some of the radio bands would have made stage choices really easy for me.
Here is the only issue I have... The Mars Volta! I love them they are amazingly talented but I feel they can't get it done live. I have seen them several times and I think they have horrible chemistry. NO DOUBT their talent but having an octet it is a real challenge. They are not all the hype made up to be, I'd much rather see someone like Bill and Mickey jam out with over decades of chemistry.
i hear you csperry14. i love the mars volta, dearly. i was a huge fan of at the drive in and was heart broken when they broke up. but after the Tremulant EP i was over ATDI's break up. the mars volta had the enrgy and aggresion of at the drive in, the freakyness of electric miles, the Psychedelia of floyd and still kept the jagged angular fugazi spazz attack on guitar. but as of this past year they have been hyped tremendously. this past year also saw a dip in the live sound. ever since jeremy passed thier live sound lost something. then jon left, and i feel he was the backbone of thier live sound. so needless to say it's hard for me to accept the fact that thier vegoose was not so good. actually bad in my opinion.
I am a huge fan of string cheese and was disappointed there was nothing written about their performances. The pictures of the late night are cool and that tells quite a story in itself. We were in the Jungle baby!! Also the festival set with Keller was amazing. Opening the show with burning down the house into once in a lifetime. I definitly felt the once in a lifetime vibe and with the recent announcement, who knows? Where was the review of the Rhytem Devils show? The most anticipated show of the weekend for me didn't dissappoint. That band needs to go full time touring. Vegoooooooooooooosse!!!!! Great festival hope it continues.
The only reason I don't go is I know it would end up costing too much. Room, ticket, late shows, gambling, ect. Stick with Bonnaroo. Agree Superfly is becoming like a heartless corperation. Remember the little guy and stop selling Budweiser. Keep on truckin' Phil.
Okay I know that no one else out there probably agrees with me but I think that the Sound Tribe Sector 9 show was the highlight of the weekend. I decided to STS9 after being disapointed over the last year and a half with trey. But seriously one of the best bands out there right now, you should check them out if you haven't seen them yet.


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I'm 25. I know a facelift is usually reserved for older individuals with sagging or loose skin but I was wondering if it or something similar to it can be used on younger individuals to make the face seem more slim and narrow. I'm sorry I didn't post any pictures but I have a squarish face. I wanted to get a lift around the cheek area to pull up skin to get a more narrow and triangular looking jaw. Cheek fillers aren't possible because they widen my face.
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Your surgeon may suggest non-surgical options...
In your case it's virtually impossible to make a recommendation without pictures or a physical examination. In the vast majority of patients who have this concern the anatomic deformity resides at the level of the boney facial skeleton. Correction of this type of problem is no simple matter and usually requires surgery on the underlying facial skeleton. In most cases the risk benefit ratio of this type of procedure renders this undertaking inappropriate.
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- Avoidance of gum chewing/ chewy foods/ etc- Too much stimulation of jaw muscles can lead to an overly wide and square face. The jaw muscle responsible is called the masseter muscle.
- Buccal fat removal- Buccal fat is compartmentalized fat and can lead to a more sculpted facial look, especially in the midface area.
- Botox Jaw Reduction- Can lead to a softening of facial features and a less square jaw.
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I would recommend a formal facial evaluation with a facial plastic surgeon, who may recommend one of a variety of minimally invasive options (including fillers, botulinum toxin) to help achieve your cosmetic goals.
Face lift to make the face slimmer and more narrow at age 25
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Facelift do not change your inherent facial structure. I would look to other non-invasive methods first. The basis of a facelift is not pulling the skin rather it is repositioning of tissues under the skin and then re-draping the skin over the more youthful understructure. In some patients neck liposuction, fat grafting and other procedures to the eyes or forehead are done concurrently. Consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to get a detailed exam and treatment plan. Most have complimentary or low cost consultations.
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It is very difficult to answer your question without seeing your pictures – you should consider posting images showing your areas of concern - it would be very unlikely that a lift is your answer
Can a 25 year old get thinner face without a face lift
25 year olds are not candidates for face lifts, IMHO and if your face is full...it's most likely due to fatty tissue. Micro-liposuction to shape the cheeks and thin the sub-malar regions would address this issue.
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A facelift is probably NOT the right procedure for you. A facelift generally treats the jowels and the neck that sag with aging. It achieves this by repositioning the deep facial muscular tissues.
If you are concerned over the appearance of a square face then perhaps Botox/Dysport to the jaw muscles can help achieve this look for you. You should be evaluated by a physician with experience in using these products in the masseter muscle. I have found this technique to be very effective for many peopel.
Web reference: http://www.drsteiger.com/procedures/facelift/index.html
Buccal Fat Pad resection, not a Facelift can slim a young face to look narrower
A Facelift done on a full young face can actually make the face look fuller!
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You need to be examined by an expert who uses the Buccal Fat Pad Resection and who can evaluate your face to determine if the Buccal Fat Pad resection will help you.
There are other causes of a full looking face including Maxillary Hypoplasia which require a different approach. You should see an experienced doctor, preferably one experienced in Craniofacial Surgery who can properly evaluate you.
Web reference: http://drseckel.com/surgical-procedures/face-lift/
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Ferry 'Pocahontas' removed from service until Monday
Motorists encouraged to use alternate routes
SUFFOLK—The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) advises Jamestown-Scotland Ferry motorists to expect significant travel delays. The ferry, Pocahontas, is temporarily out-of-service for emergency maintenance. The Surry and Virginia vessels will continue to ferry motorists across the James River using the normal ferry schedule.
Crews expect the Pocahontas back in service by noon on Monday, Nov. 21, 2011. The vessel was removed from service early Thursday, Nov. 17, 2011, to perform repairs on an unexpected mechanical issue.
Operations will be diminished by approximately 50 vehicles an hour while the vessel is being repaired. Motorists should expect delays and may want to consider using the I-664 Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge-Tunnel, the James River Bridge (Route 17), or the Benjamin Harrison Memorial Bridge (Route 106/156).
Motorists are encouraged to call the VDOT Traffic Information Line at 757-361-3016 or the ferry hotline, 24-hours a day 1-800-VAFERRY.
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