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FENTON Rosalene SIGNED D Barbour PINK Rose BOWL~VASE
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FENTON Rosalene SIGNED D Barbour PINK Rose BOWL~VASE
Quite Pretty!I offer this ARTIST-SIGNED Fenton art glass piece done in, what I believe to be, the Rosalene design~pattern. It features pink and white milk glass, with a lustre(shiny) finish. The rose bowl displays hand painted flowers, created by Fenton artist, Diana Barbour(Fouse). The upper rim has a crimped effect with a darker pink trim. The pink splotches~spots, throughout , make this a unique Fenton piece. This fairly small, round and scalloped vase measures approximately 4 1/4" in diameter and sits 3 1/4" high. Signed on the bottom~underside, "handpainted by D Barbour," along with the original silver and black foil paper label reading, "Fenton Handmade in USA." This particular sticker was used by Fenton from 1985 to present. T are NO Cracks or Chips. A FABULOUS addition to your Fenton collection! **Please ask any/all questions prior to placing a bid.** PETITE PEA CONTRACT AND PAYMENT TERMS: If YOU are the winning bidder, I will automatically receive your name and mailing(ship to) address at end of the auction. If the address that YOU supplied to eBay is NOT w you would like the item shipped, please email me immediately. Please do not use the eBay "CHECKOUT" feature until I have invoiced you for your item! Payment MUST be received NO LATER THAN TEN(10) days from auction end. If payment is not received in that time, I will be forced to open a "unpaid dispute" through eBay. Many of my items are previously-owned and are described "to the best of my knowledge." I take "Pride" in being truthful about any/all manufacturing flaws, blemishes, imperfections, cracks, chips, etc. in items that are offered for sale. If you should have ANY QUESTIONS AT ALL, it is highly recommended that you contact me PRIOR TO placing your bid. I accept PayPal(items will ship within 3-5 days from receipt of payment), Personal Checks(10-day waiting period), Money Orders, Cashier's or Certified Bank Checks only. NOTE: IF YOU ARE OUTSIDE OF THE USA, I REQUEST THAT PAYMENT BE MADE THROUGH PAYPAL ONLY . Thanks for visiting Petite Pea Auctions!! PETITE PEA SHIPPING TERMS: ** Please Note ** I DO NOT PACK MY ITEMS UNTIL they have received a "firm" bid. Tfore, I can only give you an "estimate" on the shipping/handling fees, should you wish to know prior to placing a bid. IF YOU SHOULD WISH TO FIND OUT AN "APPROXIMATE" SHIPPING/HANDLING FEE, PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH YOUR EXACT ZIP CODE AND I WILL BE MOST HAPPY TO LET YOU KNOW! Buyer will pay ALL shipping costs and insurance(if desired). I use USPS "Delivery Confirmations" on all purchases(w applicable). Due to the high cost of postage these days, I try my best to supply you with the least expensive means of shipping. In many cases, I prefer to use regular Parcel Post, unless, of course, the item is fairly small and/or lightweight and can easily fit in the small Priority box. Petite Pea cannot be responsible for uninsured items that are lost or broken.


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Every year for the past 13 years I've transformed my garage into a temporary marketplace for handmade textiles. In the early years I called it a glorified garage sale, but gradually it became bigger and more like a real store. Now there is a term for "stores" like mine, pop-up shops. I like to showcase new artisans, and also the work of those that I have supported from the beginning. I've had textiles from Burma, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, India, and my adopted home country, Indonesia. Over the years the batik of Java has become my passion, and I maintain a small workshop to create my own batik textiles in the back of my home in Yogyakarta. I love telling people how batik is made, and offer batik workshops from time to time. I try to have a wide range of prices and a selection from simple prints to elaborate, incredibly detailed designs. There are batik scarves from $10 to $350, and work hard to give the artisans who make the textiles a fair price, one that encourages them to continue their craft. I also have a zero waste practice, using every piece of scrap left to make new products. These patchwork scarves are an example:
The shop is located in the San Francisco Mission district, just up the street from Tartine bakery and cafe.
The Language of Cloth Pop-up Shop
650-A Guerrero St. (between 18th and 19th)
Tuesday through Sunday, closed Mondays
November 14 to December 24
Batik Uniting the Nations: Gelar Batik Nusantara, Jakarta 2015
This is one of the many exhibitors' booths in the bi-annual Gelar Batik Nusantara, the biggest and most comprehensive exhibition of batik in Indonesia. It's primary purpose is to promote batik in its many forms from every part of Indonesia, from contemporary designers, collectors of antique batik, writers, and historians. In the photo above are very fine examples of antique pesisir batik from the northern coast of Java, many rare, signed batik from the collection of Erie Prakoso, Enchanted Batik http://www.enchantedbatik.com/
Batik, Uniting Nations
The exhibition was held from June 24-28, 2015 at the Jakarta gelarbatiknusantara
It was my first time to experience this extraordinary exhibition and I would like to introduce you to just a few of the highlights with these photographs.
Museum Tekstil in Jakarta offered a number of demonstrations and programs during the exhibition along with a beautiful presentation of the finest historical batik representing the many traditional motifs. The museum has been very important in promoting and educating Indonesians about their batik heritage. museumtekstiljakarta
Many new batik designs based on motifs inspired by the sacred writings from the Pakualaman were shown for the first time in this exhibition. puropakualaman
This exhibition of Cirebonese batik within the context of the larger exhibition GBN was produced and presented by Komarudin Kudiya who has been a pioneering figure in the world of batik for many years. batik-komar
GBN featured a magnificent presentation of antique batik from the collection of Hartono Sumarsono.
While the exhibition is primarily focused on batik, it would be impossible to exclude other textile traditions from the mix.
Batik is big business in Indonesia and people come to this exhibition from all over the world to look for look for the perfect piece to buy.
Brigitte Willach has been collecting batik from a remarkable group of women batik artisans known as Bimasakti from Giriloyo, Bantul for over 30 years. A selection of her extraordinary collection was recently featured at the Tekstil Museum in Jakarta. She is an accomplished batik artist as well.
Often batik is first discovered through books, and Rudolf Smend has made great contributions in this field with several books on batik and a new one soon to be published by Periplus periplus
Don Harper evaluating someone's collection of batik. He is also a co-contributor to many books on textiles and The expert all collectors want to meet. He has an online museum of his collection here: eastindiesmuseum
Rudolf Smend and Birigitte Willach Batik Collections at Museum Tekstil, Jakarta, Indonesia
The Museum Tekstil in Jakarta recently honored two Germans who have contributed greatly to the promotion and appreciation of Javanese batik internationally. Brigitte Willach of Hanover has been supporting the kelompok Bimasakti, in Giriloyo, Bantul, south of Yogyakarta, a batik collective of women dedicated to creating batik in the tradition of the keraton, since 1985. One half of the museum focused on a selection from her collection of over 140 of the finest pieces they have produced during her 30 year relationship with them. A selection of Rudolf Smend's collection of antique pesisir batik was displayed in the other half of the museum. He is the author of several books about batik, Batik, 75 Masterpieces
Batik from the Courts of Java and Sumatera
Contemporary Batik in the Pesisir Tradition
This is a batik from the workshop of Sutoyo Slamet from Wiradesa, Pekalongan, also mentioned in my previous post on Pesisir batik. What stands out immediately for me in his work, is the delicate artistry and precision of the waxing. The canting his pembatik use has an opening so small, it can barely be seen with the naked eye.
Sutoyo's pembatik (the person applying the wax) range in age from 25 to 65 and they all started as beginners, or just average batik makers ten years ago when Sutoyo decided to try to produce batik halus, the finest quality. With training and persistent patience, they have gained the skill necessary to become the foundation for Sutoyo's batik production. They each have a repertoire of hundreds of patterns (issen-issen) and when to use them. Note details of the batik above and below, how each leaf, each blade of grass, each petal, each feather has an internal life of its own, enhanced by the delicate lines, dots, and flourishes created by the pembatik. This more than any other aspect identifies the batik as being in the Pesisir tradition.
In earlier times men also applied the wax with the canting, but now there are very few men who have the required skill. The designer is not unlike the director of a play. But in drawing the design on paper and conceiving and supervising the plan for the production from start to finish, he also writes the script.
There are many aspects involved in this process starting from the graphic design, always a linear drawing, to transferring the design to the cloth, the application of wax with the canting, to the the coloring, immersion in a dye bath or painting on the dye with a brush, and finally the removal of the wax to reveal the finished results. Usually the designer makes the drawing and directs the entire process, employing others who are expert in the various skills needed. Rarely can the designer master all of the skills required for each step.
I had the pleasure of meeting Sutoyo Slamet on a recent trip to Pekalongan, the rare batik designer who has mastered each step, and who can easily sit down with the women around the pot of wax, joining them in applying the delicate lines on the cloth. He colors all of the batik himself as well and is an excellent draftsman of beautiful balanced compositions.
I was impressed not only with his work, but also the way in which he works. His workshop is like his batik, clean and bright. It was clear that his staff is devoted to him and to their work, and they take great pride in their skill and the quality of the batik they produce.
Here are some examples of their incredible skill in applying the wax to the drawing on the cloth.
Batik Pesisir, Yesterday and Today
Batik Pesisir was produced in coastal areas of northern Java and Madura that were exposed to sea trading and consequently was influenced by cultures from other parts of the world. It was distinguished from the batik that came from the rest of Java which emanated originally from the keraton, or royal courts, and was fundamentally free from foreign influences. Pesisir batik was generally more colorful, and used floral motifs, Chinese and Arabic motifs, birds, animals, sea creatures, and motifs from nature.
This is a sarung signed The Tie Siet, Pekalongan and reflects the trend during the 1920's for Chinese batik makers to imitate the success of the Indo European batik makers of the previous generation in supplying "buketan" motif batik for European tastes.
From the collection of Rudolf Smend, Cologne, Germany http://www.athm.org/museum_exhibition/batik-from-courts-and-palaces-the-rudolf-smend-collection-batik-fashionamerican-style/
The Chinese taste at the time favored a softer, pastel color pallette.
This batik from Lassem circa 1920 has exotic animals such as lions, elephants, and camels. Also from the collection of Rudolf Smend.
This is a detail from a contemporary batik from Wiradesa, Pekalongan, a batik producing center on the northern coast of Java by Sutoyo Slamet. https://web.facebook.com/sutoyo.slamet?fref=ts It can be considered pesisir both geographically and stylistically.
In contrast to the coastal or pesisir batik, that which came from the keraton in Central Java was of a much more limited color palette, using shades of sogan brown and indigo blue depending on which court it came from. The motifs were highly symbolic with specific cultural significance, some even reserved solely for the use by members of the royal court.
This is a batik from Surakarta (Solo) circa 1970 from the collection of Daniel Gundlach, San Francisco
This batik is by Nyonya (Mrs.) Lie Boen from Kudus in the 1930's. Considered pesisir, it is characteristic of batik from the few makers in that area near the northern coast of Java, by it's detailed background using traditional keraton (court) motifs from Central Java, such as this parang motif in the traditional sogan color, with the buketan popular at the time in coastal batik. Already at this time styles were being mixed up and composed into unique combinations. From the collection of Rudolf Smend, Cologne, Germany.
This is a detail from a contemporary work from Batik Setyowijaya https://web.facebook.com/raji.setyowijaya?fref=ts of Yogyakarta in Central Java, composed of traditional nitik patterns in sogan color from Yogyakarta. It is a unique and intricate composition of traditional motifs.
Much has changed in the the production of batik in Java in this last century. Styles have been mixed and there is no longer exclusivity of use. The traditional parang and kawung patterns originally reserved for members of the court are now worn everyday by anyone and are often combined into one composition with bouquets and butterflies originally seen only on pasisir batik. It would be very difficult to determine the origin of a contemporary batik today.
This is a contemporary batik by Solikhin Ahmad of Artho Moro Batik https://web.facebook.com/solikhin.ahmad.3?fref=ts from Wiradesa, Pekalongan that combines parang rusak, a traditional pattern from the royal courts of Yogyakarta and Surakarta, with typical floral motifs of coastal, Pesisir batik, in natural dye colors.
In the past, there were distinguishing characteristics that identified the origin of a batik, for example the batik from the court of Yogyakarta were predominantly shades of blue and cream, and those from the court of Surakarta (Solo) were sogan brown, with black.
Lassem batik was distinguished for its rich red coloring. This is a pesisir batik sarung from Lassem made in the 1930's. The rich red coloring was only possible in Lassem or possibly Semarang. The peacocks in the composition suggest that it was for a European customer. From the collection of Rudolf Smend, Cologne, Germany. http://www.smend.de/
Besides color, certain patterns can help identify batik from certain areas as well. But not always. For example the mega mending pattern (clouds) is considered unique to Cirebon. The delicate shading is achieved by successive lines of wax and immersions in the same dye bath color, in this example, blue. This is a contemporary piece commissioned by The Language of Cloth made by Bu Bun of Cirebon.
Undoubtedly the most skillful examples of this motif are made in Cirebon. This one has seven gradations! But here are some other examples of mega mendung made in other areas of Java.
This one is a political statement about the environment created by the artisans of The Language of Cloth in Kliwonan, Sragen, Central Java.
In this batik the artist Hanafi of Pekalongan uses the gradation technique to outline ginko leaves instead of clouds, giving the batik a glowing quality. The color is natural indigo. https://web.facebook.com/naturaldyer?fref=ts
BATIK to raise environmental consciousness
I love batik that tells a story. By this I do not mean the European-influenced fairytale batik of the last century produced in Java during the Dutch colonial occupation in Indonesia, that depict snow white or little red riding hood. I mean batik that tells us something about real life. I have always loved the mega mendung motif batiks of Cirebon, East Java, and have in the past used the cloud symbol to tell the story of carbon pollution from the exhaust of modern transportation. Recently I have had the opportunity to work with a very skilled husband and wife team from Cirebon who specialize in producing magnificent mega mendung batik. The mega mendung motif is characterized by a series of gradations of color forming stylized cloud-like patterns. Bu Bun and her husband, Pak Uripah have produced the only 9 gradation mega mendung batik I have ever seen. They agreed to produce this latest story batik design, using the cloud again as a symbol of the carbon pollution from coal-burning electricity generating plants.
The format is the tradition kain panjang, 2.5 meters by 105cm, on primissima cotton, using chemical dyes.
It took approximately 7 months to complete. There are seven gradations of grey to black. Each gradation is a separate application of color followed by a submerging of the entire cloth in the dye bath. The background is covered with wax to protect it from the grey dye bath until the last gradation. Then all of the wax is removed, the gradations and other details are covered with wax, so that the background can be dyed red. Then all of the wax is removed and the cloth is finished.
The skill of Bu Bun is evident in the clean even lines of the gradations. This requires infinite skill with the canting. The even gradation of color demonstrates the great skill of Pak Uripah in mixing the dyes to achieve just the right variation of each gradation.
I want to also give credit to Mbak Atie who is my expert agent and coordinator for the batik of Cirebon. She personally supervised and assisted Bu Bun and Pak Uripah in planning each stage of the production. Her knowledge of the process was invaluable.


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Revealed: The Amazing NATO Plan, Tabled at Rambouillet, to Occupy Yugoslavia
Pilger, John, New Statesman (1996)
The justification for Nato's attack on Serbia, now the outright terror bombing of civilians, was the Serbs' rejection of the "peace accords" drafted at Rambouillet in France in February. The precise terms were never made public, with the British media generally accepting the word of the Foreign Office that the west's aim was to bring peace and autonomy to Kosovo.
This is the big lie of Tony Blair's "crusade for civilisation". Anyone scrutinising the Rambouillet document is left in little doubt that the excuses given for the subsequent bombing were fabricated. The peace negotiations were stage-managed, and the Serbs were told: surrender and be occupied, or don't surrender and be destroyed. The impossible terms, published in full in Le Monde Diplomatique, but not in Britain, show that Nato's aim was the occupation not only of Kosovo, but effectively all of Yugoslavia.
Nothing like this ultimatum has been put to a modern, sovereign European state. Of all the Hitler and Nazi analogies that have peppered the west's propaganda, one is never mentioned - Hitler's proposal in 1938 to the British prime minister, Neville Chamberlain, that Germany occupy Czechoslovakia because ethnic Germans there had been "tortured", "forced to flee the country" and "prevented from realising the right of nations to self-determination". As a cover for German expansion, Hitler was laying the basis for a "humanitarian intervention", whose fraudulence was no greater than Nato's cover for its own worldwide expansion.
Take chapter seven of the Rambouillet accords. Headed "Status of Multinational Military Implementation Force", it says a Nato force occupying Kosovo must have complete and unaccountable political power, "immune from all legal process, whether civil, administrative or criminal, [and] under all circumstances and at all times, immune from [all laws] governing any criminal or disciplinary offences which may be committed by Nato personnel in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia . . . Nato personnel shall enjoy . . . with their vehicles, vessels, aircraft and equipment, free and unrestricted passage and unimpeded access throughout the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, including associated airspace and territorial waters."
Propaganda is not overlooked. The government of Yugoslavia "shall, upon simple request, grant all telecommunications services, including broadcast services, needed for [the occupation], as determined by Nato. This shall be free of cost." And the ideological basis for the occupation is left in no doubt. "Nato is granted the use of airports, roads, rail and ports without payment of fees, duties, tolls or charge. The economy shall function in accordance with free market principles."
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MEXICO CITY (AP) - Mexico's national soccer team has its fourth coach in six weeks.
Jose Manuel De la Torre was fired after a 2-1 home loss to Honduras on Sept. 6, and Luis Fernando Tena was let go following a 2-0 loss at the United States on Sept. 10. Vucetich coached El Tri in a 2-1 home over Panama last week and a 2-1 loss to Costa Rica on Tuesday.
Mexico, which last missed the World Cup in 1990, advanced to the playoff when the United States scored twice in stoppage time to win 3-2 at Panama.
''This is a crisis situation we are going through,'' Mexican Football Federation President Justino Compean said. ''Nobody planned for this, and nobody likes it. We are sorry for our fans, we are saddened along with our club owners, and we are sorry for our sponsors.''
Herrera is the eighth coach in the last seven years.
''Of course this is not ideal, and nobody likes to keep changing coaches,'' Compean said. ''When we hired De la Torre, we did it with the intention that he would stay with us through the World Cup cycle. But the results weren't there, and when the results aren't there, you have to make decisions.''
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Archive: February, 2012
Earth Quakers call for PNC withdrawals
Sandy BauersThe Earth Quaker Action Team, which has been engaging in acts of civil disobedience against PNC Bank, has stepped up its campaign. The group wants officials there to stop financing companies engaged in mountaintop coal mining. Earlier today, the group launched a website (www.GreenPNC.org) and gathered... Read more
Solar panels added to eye care center, mushroom farm
Sandy BauersNever mind the concern about the lowered value of renewable energy credits and the dimming of other programs that were meant to add to the allure of solar. The panels keep popping up. Among the latest: an eye care center in Burlington County and a mushroom farm in Chester County. The New Jersey... Read more
Vitali hearing now: Marcellus shale and air emissions
Sandy BauersIn moments, a hearing about air emissions from Marcellus shale operations, held by state Rep. Greg Vitali and the House Democratic Policy Committee, will begin at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church. On the agenda are George Jugovic, a senior attorney with PennFuture and former southwest regional director... Read more
Abandoned eagles nest a boon for birds
Sandy BauersIt's fun to entertain the impossible notion that the eagles could have planned things this way: In 2007, a pair of eagles builds a nest in a remote area of the Philadelphia Navy Yard. They are the first eagles to nest within city limits in two centuries. That year, the nest fails. But they return... Read more
Red knot declared endangered in NJ
Sandy BauersThe red knot, a small shorebird whose 10,000-mile migration brings it to Delaware Bay each spring, has been designated an endangered species in New Jersey, the state Department of Environmental Protection announced Thursday. Wildlife officials said that the new status, a change from threatened, did... Read more
Ultimate recycling: artificial joints, post-cremation
Sandy BauersIt was fun and interesting -- but also a little weird -- to report and write this morning's story about artificial joint recycling. More crematoria are doing it because of a confluence of three factors -- more people are living longer and dying with artificial joints, more people are being cremated... Read more
Swallows and sewage water: Who'd have thought?
Sandy BauersThe story about a group of northern rough-winged swallows who have defied their biological imperative to fly far south for the winter, and instead have taken up residence at a sewage treatment plant in northeast Philly, has been getting a lot of attention. It's the wildlife factor plus the weird factor... Read more
Book of the Week: A "Conundrum" from a curmudgeon
Sandy Bauers"Thought-provoking" is what some are calling David Owen's new book, The Conundrum, which is about how scientific innovation and energy efficiency aren't all they're cracked up to be. Good choice of words. Because the more I read and thought, the more provoked I became... Read more
Lisa Jackson headlines Stockton energy conference
Sandy BauersNew Jersey's Stockton College is holding an energy symposium Wednesday, and the keynote speaker will be U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P. Jackson. The all-day event is intended to look back briefly at where we were 40 years ago, and then look forward to 40 years ahead. It's... Read more
Putting in a plug for PA wind
Sandy BauersEarlier today at the Union League, wind proponents unveiled a new website, www.ChoosePAWind.com, which is intended to convince anyone who hasn't already to sign up for a power plan that supports Pennsylvania wind farms. Many of the wealth of options open to consumers in PECO territory include wind... Read more
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The White House left Ambassador Chris Stevens, Glen Doherty, Tyrone Woods, and Sean Smith on their own on September 11 in Benghazi. That is the upshot of today's Capitol Hill hearing featuring Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Martin Dempsey.
After a pre-scheduled afternoon meeting, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta testified that he never heard from President Obama the night of September 11. In fact, Panetta said, he had no further communication from the White House that night—even as the attack turned deadly. This is truly extraordinary—and appalling.
And both Panetta and Dempsey admitted in today's hearing that they were not in touch with Clinton at all the evening of 9/11. "[W]e never received a request for support from the State Department," Dempsey said, explaining why the American military had not made any attempt to save the endangered Americans.
So the Cabinet officials weren't in touch with each other, and the president wasn't in touch with anyone.
UPDATE: A reader writes in:
We were told that Mr. Obama issued a "directive" to do whatever necessary to protect the ambassador and our U.S. citizens. Who received the directive? His mother in-law?


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Did your wisdom teeth or removal of your wisdom teeth cause pain?
Comment from: suzie43, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: December 15
It's been 2 days since I had my bottom right wisdom tooth removed as well as the one in front of it. It was so impacted that the surgeon used a drill. It was so quick that I couldn't believe that it was done (even under general anesthesia); until I got home. My face is swollen and I do believe that I have some nerve damage. I have pain reaching up to my ears, I hope it doesn't get any worse but it sure seems like it's not getting any better. I don't want to get hooked on the pain medication. I have to wait and see what happens.
Comment from: Lisa2020, 25-34 (Patient) Published: February 17
I had my wisdom teeth cut out about a week ago. I had 3 done at once but they put me to sleep which was the only way I would do it, but after ever thing wore off I was in pain. After a week later one side of my teeth, the ones they did not pull though, are killing me. I never had pain with them before, so I am hoping it stops soon. I am going crazy, about to lose my mind with all my teeth hurting.
Comment from: cks, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: December 10
I've had my wisdom teeth removed December 3rd last. Before surgery I had to take 2 paracetamol or ibuprofen, but because I had to take medicines for my acne it was suggested that I take paracetamol. The surgery wasn't painful. After surgery I had to take the 2 paracetamol after every 4 hours. The next day there was no pain so I stopped taking them. I only couldn't talk or open my mouth for 3 days. I ate soup or any soft foods. Apply ice on your cheek, as that helps with the swelling. Don't use straw, or chew the first 3 days, just rest. After each meal clean your mouth with salt water. Just do what the dentist instructs you to do and all will be fine.
Comment from: Red, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: December 03
I had my wisdom tooth vigorously removed last Saturday I have been in severe pain since then. I visited the dentist twice already and was given amoxicillin, but no improvement. It is followed now by metronidazole which gives me stomach pains and loss of taste buds. I hope to recover for 31st.
Comment from: 1bigbadmam, 45-54 Female (Caregiver) Published: May 30
I had wisdom teeth removed 15 1/2 years ago and I got a dry socket. My son just had it done today, 18 1/2 years old. Vicodin made him vomit 3 times so they want him to take Motrin/Advil 600 - 800 mg instead. They really had to dig one out they stated; he says 3 didn"t really hurt, just that one! It is so worth doing all 4 at once though! Keep ice on too as directed.
Comment from: carlthea0315, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: August 18
I am 22 years old and I'm 2 months pregnant. I am suffering so much pain in my wisdom tooth.
Comment from: steven, 45-54 Male (Patient) Published: October 18
Yes, I don't care what the dentist says, it is painful. After the anesthetic wears off there is a constant throbbing pain in the mouth for 24 hours. I had to take two days off work to recuperate.
Comment from: AM, 13-18 Female (Patient) Published: May 22
The removal doesn't hurt; it's the recovery when you feel pain. Personally, I had an awful experience. They started me on nitrous to calm me down and I started seeing black dots so that was a no-go. Then they gave me a calming medicine through an IV as well as the medicine used to make me unconscious. The surgery took roughly 20-30 minutes. I only have stitches on the bottom and I am in pain – although not excruciating pain – now that the numbness is wearing off. They prescribed me oxycodone (5 mg) and it's helping. The first two days I suggest using ice on your cheeks for swelling. After that, use moist heat for pain.
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Is Tech's Rally for Real? 0 comments
Technical indicators suggest that recent tech sector strength can continue, and buyers can now look for favorable entry points in a popular sector ETF and several strong tech stocks.
With two weeks of corporate earnings reports already behind us, the earnings for the technology stocks have gotten most of the attention, as there have been some very pleasant surprises, which contradict a June 24 USA Today article that suggested investors should lower their expectations for tech sector earnings.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 made new highs for the year last week, as it completed its 200+ point trading range, which has been in effect all year. This gives upside targets in the 2600 area, or about 7% above Friday's close. Those technology industry groups with the best charts include application software, data storage devices, and diversified computer services.
Still, given the market's growing concern over the US debt ceiling, and even though there is a large amount of money on the sidelines, many are wary of venturing back into the technology sector. However, the technical outlook, including the relative performance, or RS analysis, indicates that recent tech sector strength can continue.
Chart Analysis: The daily chart of the Select Sector SPDR - Technology (XLK) shows Friday's close slightly above the chart resistance at line a.
- The completion of the trading range has upside targets at $29.50-$30
- RS analysis moved through short-term resistance at line c last week and then turned higher after a retest. The long-term downtrend, line b, has also just been overcome
- Daily on-balance volume (OBV) broke through resistance (line d) in early July and held support last week. The weekly OBV has not yet confirmed the highs
- XLK held the 50% support at $25.54 two weeks ago. That now becomes the key level to watch
Compuware Corp. (CPWR) is a $2.2 billion company that provides software along with Web performance and application services. The daily chart shows that CPWR retested the June lows in the $9.15-$9.40 area, line f, last week.
- Volume was heavy on Friday's strong close. The daily OBV has moved above its weighted moving average (WMA) and is now testing its downtrend. The weekly OBV has turned higher but is still negative
- There is first resistance (38.2%) at $10.15 with the stronger 50% retracement resistance at $10.67
- The daily downtrend, line e, is in the $11.00 area. The early-2011 highs were at $12.25
NCR Corp. (NCR) is a $3.3 billion information technology company whose beginnings date all the way back to 1884. The company reported strong earnings last week that were up almost 13% over the prior year. In reaction to the numbers, NCR opened higher on Friday and closed on the day's highs.
- The trading range on the daily chart (lines a and b) was convincingly overcome Friday amid heavy volume
- The 127.2% retracement resistance target is at $21.40 with the upside targets from the chart formation in the $22.50-$22.80 area
- Daily OBV has turned up sharply and looks strong, but the weekly OBV (not shown) is still negative
- Initial support is at $20.40-$20.65 with the breakout level at $19.70-$20
Oracle Corp (ORCL) was featured in a June article "2 Best Tech Sector Buys" and it subsequently dropped back to support at $31.20 last Monday.
- The weekly chart has trend line support (line e) at $30 with the March lows at $29.60
- Daily OBV is acting stronger that prices, as it has held above its weighted moving average despite last week's drop. The weekly volume (not shown) has turned up but is still just below its WMA
- Initial resistance is now at $33.20-$33.50 with further resistance at $34.05, line c. A move above this level will signal a rally to the stronger resistance at $35.50-$36
What It Means: The overall analysis of the technology sector suggests that the recent strength will continue. The primary negative is that the Advance/Decline (A/D) line on the Nasdaq 100 has not yet confirmed the new highs. It could easily confirm this week, but this is still an important item to watch.
Those not currently long the Select Sector SPDR - Technology (XLK), as recommended last week, or those with a low technology exposure in their portfolios, could consider buying Compuware Corp. (CPWR) and NCR Corp. (NCR), which look like interesting buys on a pullback.
How to Profit: I previously recommended buying XLK at $26.34, and that order was filled last Thursday (July 21) with the low of $26.20. Keep the stop on that position at $25.44. On a move above $27.10, raise the stop to $25.77.
For Compuware Corp. (CPWR), go long at $9.73 with a stop at $9.13 (risk of approx. 6.1%).
For NCR Corp. (NCR), go long at $19.88 with a stop at $18.44 (risk of approx. 7.2%).
Other previous tech stock recommendations include:
Oracle Corp (ORCL): Buyers should be long at $32.04 and using a stop at $30.76. On a move above $34.15, raise the stop to $31.44 and sell half the position at $35.66.
NetApp Inc. (NTAP): Buyers should be long at $50.22 and using a stop at $48.76. On a move above $55.76, raise the stop to $49.74 and sell half the position at $58.84.Back To TomAspray's Instablog HomePage »
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- 1. Preheat oven to 350°. In a large skillet, cook sausage, mushrooms, onion and peppers over medium heat until meat is no longer pink and vegetables are tender; drain. Return sausage mixture to skillet. Whisk five eggs; add to skillet. Cook and stir over medium-high heat until set; stir in Havarti cheese. Set aside.
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And they took their place. They recognized that things had to die so they would live, and then things would live off them after they died. And it was sacred. If we saw the world this way, there wouldn't be factories and we wouldn't pump the earth dry of fossil fuels to fund corporate profits via commodifiable "totalitarian" agricultural practices.
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i see much personal opinion tossed about factually when the fact is different people in different sections of the world ate different things back then. they had to learn through trial and error what was and was not poison.
when times were tough, they ate each other. i feel as though i cannot stress this enough when someone comes along with star struck eyes about ancient, fruitarian man. they ate everything they could find. including each other.
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Perhaps if Carl Grace, Ben McGahee or Lynda Sorensen worked in the mental health field, six people wouldn't have had to die that January morning in Tucson. But committing Loughner to a mental institution in Arizona would have required a court order stating that he was a danger to himself and others.
Innumerable studies have found a correlation between severe mental illness and violent behavior. Thirty-one to 61 percent of all homicides committed by disturbed individuals occur during their first psychotic episode -- which is why mass murderers often have no criminal record. There's no time to wait with the mentally ill.
James Holmes, the accused Aurora, Colo., shooter, was under psychiatric care at the University of Colorado long before he shot up a movie theater. According to news reports and court filings, Holmes told his psychiatrist, Dr. Lynne Fenton, that he fantasized about killing "a lot of people," but she refused law enforcement's offer to place Holmes under confinement for 72 hours.
However, Fenton did drop Holmes as a patient after he made threats against another school psychiatrist. And after Holmes made threats against a professor, he was asked to leave campus. But he wasn't committed. People who knew he was deeply troubled just pushed him onto society to cause havoc elsewhere.
Little is known so far about Adam Lanza, the alleged Newtown, Conn., elementary school shooter, but anyone who could shoot a terrified child and say to himself, "That was fun -- I think I'll do it 20 more times!" is not all there.
It has been reported that Lanza's mother, his first victim, was trying to have him involuntarily committed to a mental institution, triggering his rage. If true -- and the media seem remarkably uninterested in finding out if it is true -- Mrs. Lanza would have had to undergo a long and grueling process, unlikely to succeed.
As The New York Times' Joe Nocera recently wrote: "Connecticut's laws are so restrictive in terms of the proof required to get someone committed that Adam Lanza's mother would probably not have been able to get him help even if she had tried."
Taking guns away from single women who live alone and other law-abiding citizens without mental illnesses will do nothing about the Chos, Loughners, Holmeses or Lanzas. Such people have to be separated from civil society, for the public's sake as well as their own. But this is nearly impossible because the ACLU has decided that being psychotic is a civil right.
Consequently, whenever a psychopath with a million gigantic warning signs commits a shocking murder, the knee-jerk reaction is to place yet more controls on guns. By now, guns are the most heavily regulated product in America.
It hasn't worked.
Even if it could work -- and it can't -- there are still subway tracks, machetes, fists and bombs. The most deadly massacre at a school in U.S. history was at an elementary school in Michigan in 1927. It was committed with a bomb. By a mentally disturbed man.
How about trying something new for once?
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180. Re: Iron Man 3 Movie DiscussionIron24 May 11, 2013 5:29 PM (in response to Hawkeye)
I hear you Hawk but fair is fair, Marvel has made huge bank with their last two films and they should up the ante for a few of the Avengers as they can know afford it.
181. Re: Iron Man 3 Movie DiscussionRogue_Shadow May 11, 2013 8:26 PM (in response to Iron24)
I'd say the biggest issue is that a lot of fans want to see most of the actors back in the same roles, and we're the people spending all that money to see the movies, so they should be willing to spend that money to keep good actors and actresses around, rather than lining the CEO's pockets with it, you know?
182. Re: Iron Man 3 Movie DiscussionHawkeye May 11, 2013 9:15 PM (in response to Rogue_Shadow)
I think you're undestimating the cost of making movies a bit, it's not lining the pockets of CEOs as much as you'd think. The budget for the Avengers was 220 million dollars and that's with lowballing most the stars. Let's say you give each of the stars, not named RDJ, a 5 million dollar bonus and that's tacking on another 30 million dollars to the budget. You could argue that it doesn't matter when the movie makes a billion dollars at the box office, but that's looking at the math in a vacuum. Yeah, the Avengers has a profit of 800 million bucks, but what about the other movies that Disney is producing? Not all of them are gonna have that much ridiculous profits. Disney is gonna put out movies that lose them money and movies that barely break even. The success of the Avengers will be a big help to ensure that Disney's quarter finances are in the black rather than the red. And that's not counting for how a 5 million dollar increase will effect future Marvel movies. Obviously, Iron Man 3 didn't have any trouble raking in the cash, but what about Thor 2? Or Cap 2, which is gonna have Evans, Scarlet, and Sam Jackson in it? That pushes up their budgets and hoping that their box office will see an increase to cover it. And you also have to bet that in five years when Avengers 3, Cap 3, Thor 3, etc that people will still care about these characters so that their box office numbers will cover the budget.
Now, granted, that's a lot of hypotheticals and guesses and I know that actors do have a pretty big impact on how well a movie does and there's a lot of people that will watch the movie just because of RDJ or whichever actor they like is in it. And I can understand how a lot of people might be on the actors side. They're the ones we see on the screen, they're the ones that do all the interviews, they're the ones that bring the characters to life. It's why any actors are able demand so much money and studios are willing to give it to them. But the actors get paid no matter how bad a movie may bomb and RDJ doesn't have to explain to the investors why they lost millions of dollars. Actors get to cash their pay check and walk away. Producers, Executives, CEOS - not so much. Though that's not to say CEOs don't make huge piles of money, they do even when their projects fail, but they've got a lot more responsibilities. Though neither CEOS or the Avengers cast are hard up for money.
So, I guess, what I'm saying is that I'm indifferent, but can certainly understand why Disney/Marvel Studios is trying to lowball the actors and why the actors would be pissed about it.
183. Re: Iron Man 3 Movie DiscussionIron24 May 11, 2013 10:15 PM (in response to Hawkeye)
Hawk you are right the studio wants to limit costs and there is no doubt what they pay the actors is a big part of the budget so I get them trying to make the best possible deal and pay the actors as little as possible. But when your movie does 1.6 billion dollars in business and you are one of the main characters and you get 500,000 I totally get why you might feel a little bit ripped off or at the very least upset when you try to negotiate up for the next movie and the studio wants to play it cheap after the thrid highest grossing movie of all time. Marvel can threaten to cut them out of the moive but really the majority of fans are not going to like it and it will get negative press for the movie, which nobody wants. So I do think the studio needs to negotiate in good faith and threatening to replace an actor who was underpaid the first movie after one of the greatest financial successes in movie history is not negotiating in good faith. The other Avengers deserve a raise, maybe it wont be 5 millioin but they should get a raise. Also how Disney or Marvel do on other films, while relevant to the studio is not relevant to Hemsworth nor should an actor care as their work in their movies is what they should get paid for. So I get it the studios are running a business and they want to keep their bottom line costs down but you also have to be realistic and in this case Marvel is being unfair and unrelastic to think that Hemsworth and company should not demand and get more money for Avengers 2. That is the cost of having a super successful film if you want to make it a sequel you have to pay the actors more. Marvel is being a bit too tight here.
184. Re: Iron Man 3 Movie DiscussionHawkeye May 11, 2013 10:44 PM (in response to Iron24)
Haha, I don't argue that the cast deserves a raise, just that it isn't a black and white situation where they the studio can say "Sure, guys, have a big chunk of money we earned from the Avengers". They gotta try to weigh how much an indivudal actor is worth and that's a hard thing because of the particular situation of the Marvel movie universe. The idea of having three solo franchises converge into a team movie has never been done before. How much of the billion dollars is based on the spectacle of this brave new world of movie continuity, how much on solo films garnering their own fans, and how much is based on The Avengers just being a damn good movie. Obviously, RDJ has proven he's a big box office draw so he gets a big paycheck, but how do you put a price on the contributions of Hemsworth or Evans? Will people care about Thor and Cap's solo movies as much as they do RDJ and Iron Man?
Pile that on top of all the studio finances and I'm just not comfortable painting either side as money grubbing jackasses. Obviously everyone involved wants to earn dumptrucks full of cash and I don't think that makes them evil to want to. I'm sure my thoughts are coming off really scattered, haha, suffice to say I'll leave all the math to the execs and lawyersto figure out. I only wanna know whenever I'll get a proper Hawkeye in my next Avengers movie, haha.
185. Re: Iron Man 3 Movie DiscussionIron24 May 12, 2013 3:50 PM (in response to Hawkeye)
I do enjoy debating with you Hawk, lol. Yeah I don't think Marvel is being evil, I just don't think they are negoatiating in good fath. However you are right in a team movie how do you determine who should get what? Like you said in the case of Downey his is the most marketable star and is going to get paid or really he has the leverage to get what he wants. How I see it is that both Evans and Hemsworth have a successful movie under their belts and the Avengers so they should get more than Scarlett and the rest because their movies made a pretty decent profit and Avengers killed it. However I do think it will all work out, Marvel wants to make Avengers 2 with the existing cast in place and the actors want to be part of such a huge success. I think Marvel will pay a bit more to keep the cast together.
186. Re: Iron Man 3 Movie DiscussionHawkeye May 13, 2013 8:37 PM (in response to Iron24)
Sounds like the rumors about the actors being angry might not be true. Mark Ruffalo, at least, says he hasn't heard anything about it and doesn't think anyone is renegoiating yet. He also said he expects to be back even if they do recast, so Rogue can now rejoice his favorite actor will be back, haha.
187. Re: Iron Man 3 Movie DiscussionRogue_Shadow May 13, 2013 8:59 PM (in response to Hawkeye)
Yes! haha, but Ruffalo was awesome in Avengers, so of course I'm happy he's going to be back. Hopefully, the rumors about the issues aren't totally true, though it's not like Ruffalo really wants to announce to the world that there's problems, either, I think. At least, not at this early stage.
188. Re: Iron Man 3 Movie DiscussionIron24 May 13, 2013 10:49 PM (in response to Rogue_Shadow)
Even if there are issues I am positive they will work them out. Marvel wants the original cast back that is for sure and even if the money isn't exactly what some of the stars want the exposure is huge and leads to other parts. Hemsworth would have not gotten Snow White without Thor and Avengers opened even more doors for him.
So IM3 will go over a billion this week, which is astounding to me. I thought it would do well but it is on pace to do more both domestically and internationally than any of the Nolan Batman movies, which makes me pretty happy since I get sick of Dark Knight fan boys trashing IM and stating how the last three Batman movies are the best superhero movies ever. Don't get me wrong I enjoyed all three of the Batman movies, but out of all three of them the most compelling performance was done by the villain and while I like Bale he played Bruce Wayne with almost no personality at all. In the comic Wayne has an understated charisma or charm but now it seems that Batman has to be all dark, dour and intense to the level of being obnoxious. I do like Nolan as a director but always felt his fight choereography was disjointed and hard to watch or appreciate, Bale's gravely voice as Batman was always a distraction and the third movie had so many plot holes in it that I lost count. But even with those issues I did really enjoy all three movies but they are far from perfect and feel more like a noir movie than a superhero movie.
So IM might be on pace to be the fourth highest grossing movie of all time behind Avengers at #3, pretty cool.
189. Re: Iron Man 3 Movie DiscussionHawkeye May 14, 2013 9:18 PM (in response to Iron24)
Haha, I don't think the Dark Knight fans would stop if IM3 makes 2 billion dollars. You should definitely rewatch Batman Begins since it's really not that dark. Bruce does go through a dark period in the flashbacks, but he doesn't spend the entire movie sulking.


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Their arguments sound economic and empirical, but ultimately they're cultural in nature. The upscale white professionals the Democrats are courting disproportionately share a cultural affinity for government and faith that statist interventions are for your own good. They also believe government needs to help people succeed -- or escape -- the rat race of the private sector. (Remember Michelle Obama's advice to working-class women? "Don't go into corporate America. ... Become teachers. Work for the community.") In his acceptance speech at the 2008 Democratic convention, Obama mocked the Booker T. Washington concept of self-reliance: "In Washington, they call this the ownership society, but what it really means is, you're on your own."
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That might be a compelling message to the white left represented at Occupy protests. The question is whether it sounds condescending or aloof to the rest of the Democratic coalition that wouldn't mind being "job-locked" right now.
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Movement at 13 weeks? Am I silly?
I didn't feel my baby at all until 19 weeks, but I think it is definitely possible that early! :)
I was 26 weeks with DS and around 21 with this pregnancy. But, I don't know, some people can feel stuff earlier than others. They say 13 weeks your baby is the size of a peach, so I guess it's possible. Maybe I have a super tough uterus, lol, and I can't feel crap till they are huge.
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I felt fluttesr around 12 or 13 weeks. I think you do the second time more because that little feeling you think is nothing the first time, you realize is baby. :)
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This is my 3rd pregnancy to make it to 13 weeks, and I am definitely feeling the little peach every now and then. I felt my YDD for sure at 14 weeks (dramatically sooner than her sister who I felt at 20 weeks) and thought I had felt her earlier than that, so I am not too surprised. It really helps me with my worries. Can't wait until he/she is big enough to feel most of the time instead of just once in a while.
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Nope.. I thought I was crazy but had to have an ultrasound this past Tuesday right at 10 weeks because the dr. couldnt find the heartbeat with the doppler. I thought I had been feeling a little flutter especially at bed time for the past week. Anyway, I couldnt see the screen while the tech was doing her measurements and such and I giggled and she looked at me weird.. I told her I felt the baby move and she looked at the screen and looked at me and she said wow but yeah the baby was asleep or still and then right before I giggled the baby was moving around like a flopping fish.
So no.. I dont think you are crazy.. It seems to get earlier with each pregnancy.. My first it was 20 weeks, my 2nd was 13 weeks and now this one is 10 weeks.
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I thought I had a few feeling at 12 week. I mentioned it to the ultra sound tech and she said it was possible, that there really isnt sound evidence that you cant feel it that early. She also said that based on the postion of the placenta she wouldnt be surprised if I felt something!!!
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I felt this one about that time (baby #2) and now s/he is getting more refined in movements (16wks 4d) and I can tell better when its a kick/jab or a roll!
Nope not at all I felt my 3rd and 4th around 10 weeks and my 2nd at 12 weeks it was little flutters I didnt feel my 1st till 20 weeks. My OB said the more kids you have the thinner your uterus wall gets and you can feel the baby earlier he also said since you know what it feels like you are more likely to notice it earlier each pregnancy.
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