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If she has a greencard ... but doesn't live in the US ... she has problems.
That card may be 'no good' ... either because she didn't firmly establish her US residence, or she abandoned it.
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She needs to be talking to an Immigration lawyer, now. I am not one.
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In between suiting up as Black Widow for Joss Whedon's Marvel superhero extravaganza "The Avengers" and helping Matt Damon run a zoo, Scarlett Johansson somehow found the time to make her directorial debut with Nashville singer-songwriter Jessie Baylin's video for "Hurry Hurry."
A simple video reflecting the symphonic love song's relaxing, low-key vibe, "Hurry Hurry" was shot in one take with Baylin taking a leisurely stroll across New York City's Manhattan Bridge. Johansson and Baylin were childhood friends in New York.
"One of the greatest gifts of growing up with Jessie has been watching her develop as a musician," Johansson said in a release. "This song has a dreamy Brian Wilson sort of feel; I wanted to build on that and allow the video to carry on dreamily and use the changing tone and Jessie's expression to match the vibe of the melody."
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Produced by Kevin Augunas (Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros), "Little Spark" is Baylin's third full-length album. "I drew a lot from people like Burt Bacharach and Dionne Warwick, the Brill Building writers," explains Baylin. "But I didn't want to make a retro, throwback kind of album. Nostalgia is fine, I have a definite fondness for that, but I didn't want people to listen and think I was trying to recapture something from the past."
The album features a host of legendary studio musicians, including Warren Zevon collaborator Waddy Wachtel, veteran drummer Jim Keltner, Greg Leisz on pedal steel, The Watson Twins on backup vocals and even Jimmie Haskell (who's worked with everyone from Elvis Presley to Simon & Garfunkel).
"They became absorbed into my world to a degree I never expected," she says. "In a lot of ways, I really had these guys live my life with me and I think that closeness is reflected in the music. There was a seamless feeling, like we'd grown up together - it was that tight."
Here are Baylin's West Coast tour dates:
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1/26 - Portland, OR - Doug Fir
1/29 - San Francisco, CA - The Independent
1/31 - Los Angeles, CA - The Troubadour

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#8397 - pheonixinstinct (07/21/2012) [-]
i have recently taken up the hobby of carving an image then printing it using ink, its in the style of Andy Warhol. I have ran out of good ideas. Anything you guys/girls want done? will post pictures when done. If you want i could even mail you a final copy. free of charge just bored as hell. Note: not great with faces.
#8558 to #8397 - Ninotori (07/23/2012) [-]
This is old, but this is a linoleum print I did. The rubber let me leave the ink watery looking which turned out to be an interesting effect.
This is old, but this is a linoleum print I did. The rubber let me leave the ink watery looking which turned out to be an interesting effect.
#8624 to #8558 - pheonixinstinct (07/24/2012) [-]
wow, thats good. im really just getting started, i am using linoleum.
#8693 to #8666 - pheonixinstinct (07/24/2012) [-]
thanks for the tip, will do
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#8442 to #8399 - pheonixinstinct (07/22/2012) [-]
is this the image you would like done? if so message me
#8443 to #8442 - ninjajunkie (07/22/2012) [-]
Was just posting something to give ideas, didn't expected delivar. I would like more info on this cool sounding project tho.
#8445 to #8443 - pheonixinstinct (07/22/2012) [-]
its a common school art project, use cutting tools like an exacto knife to remove pieces and create a picture, then you take ink and a roller and put the color on the carving press evenly to leave the ink on the paper. simple.
#8464 to #8445 - ninjajunkie (07/22/2012) [-]
Neat. I've tried woodcuts but too tedious/unforgiving for me. Post pics, regardless of what you make. Sounds like that method could produce some interesting effects.
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On the Persecution of the Assyrian Christians
What shamed me was knowing that, for the third time in my lifetime, my government was turning a blind eye to genocide.
On Valorizing Gay Marriage: A Response to Wesley Hill
A better approach is for us to caution as brothers and sisters in the Lord: We appreciate your faithfulness to Christ in abstaining from sexual immorality and your service of the church through your writings. Yet we are concerned that elements of an un-renewed, fleshly mentality permeate some of your thinking about "gay coupling."
The Episcopal Church: Undermining the USA from Within (and Betraying Christians)
The Episcopal Church is complicit in a Government program to bring in Muslim refugees from Somalia, Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, because the Government pays it for them—but its largesse does not extend to Christian refugees.
[Bumped] Promises, Promises: What Now for the Loyal Opposition in Mississippi?
The Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi is on an irreversible path toward full-on celebration and normalization of homosexuality and transgenderism, and any other deviant sexual cause that becomes fashionable among the theological leftists who run the diocese.
Can Rolling Stone get us past the UVA rape of faith to the historical UVA rape?
I harp on Rolling Stone's UVA rape myth because the irony of an Easter retraction is just too rich. Journalists used the Christian celebration, one they flippantly discount as myth, as cover for their own lying. But it's just one example.
The Drunken Joy Ride of Emotion
Our desires and emotions are to be treated with extreme skepticism. Do not lead with them. I am not at all saying "don't feel them" or "all emotional experience is bad." Not at all. This is not Vulcan Christianity or stoicism.
Islamic Atrocities, the "Narrative of Redemption" and Christmas
The events in Sydney over the last 24 hours have not ruined Christmas. Nothing can ruin Christmas - for the coming of Jesus into the World is greater than any other event. If anything, the deaths of 3 people in the Lindt Café only serves to demonstrate just how wonderful and necessary Christmas is.
[Bumped For Very Obvious Reasons] 8.5 Things I Rejoice In This Post-Election Day
5) This isn't the Episcopal Church. Our country is far juster, far more interested in the rule of law, far more stable, far more popular, far less vicious, and far more conservative. It is completely within our power as conservatives—with God's help—to transform this country's political landscape if we so choose. It will be very hard and very long. The next two years will be appallingly painful. Every week or month, we'll be reminded of the judgement of God—and our challenge will be not to get angry, or despairing, or inactive, but rather to humble ourselves all over again, repent, acknowledge the horrible consequences of our compromises, corruption, passivity, and loss of principle, and continue turning away from the wrong path and seeking the right one.
Restarting the Game: Archbishop Welby Attempts To Hit The Reset Button
It's not a question of "how will the Communion divide"—that division, albeit internal, has already occurred. The further question is not "how can we all live together in the midst of our profound disagreements" but is rather "what is to be done with the Provinces which have engaged in intrinsically communion-dividing actions?"
Got Ice Water?
The idea that we shouldn't be able to indulge in something silly like the ice-water challenge because millions of African children are dying of thirst, says nothing about the wastefulness of Americans, and everything about the utter inability of Africa to take care of itself.
The utilitarian unity of burning at the stake and abortion
The Church thought it was sparing heretics eternal torment by burning them at the stake. Abortionists tell us they are sparing people from miserable earthly lives. Both ways, "It's for their own good."
Truro Rebirth Credited to Relationship Between the Rev. Baucum and Bishop Johnston
After more than ten years on the front lines of the Anglican wars, I have made a major change. This past Easter vigil, my family and I were confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church.
Is the Creed "the" Sufficient Standard of Orthodoxy?
The Creeds themselves, then, require obedience to Jesus Christ as the One Lord over all things. To profess the Creed but reject the word of God as revealed in the scriptures regarding marriage and sexuality is incoherent.
Stand Firm is 10 Years Old Today
In true Tom Sawyer fence-whitewashing style, I have minions who keep the site humming, while I sit in the shade chewing a blade of grass and complimenting them on their fine efforts.
Three Excuses for Bishop Salmon's Inexcusable Invitation
Can you imagine what Paul might say to this kind of hair splitting? The Galatians respond to Paul's letter: "Dear Paul, you wrote that the Judaizers are accursed and eternally condemned and that we ought not to listen to them because they teach a gospel that damns…but how about we let them preach to our pastors in training?
60 Theses on Real Integrity in the Anglican Church
The refusal to affirm a truth (particularly when it is a truth about God) is often just another way of denying it, but without taking responsibility for your denial. This is therefore a double dishonesty which only compounds the deceit.
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Quoting Myself
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Never Mind
9 After decades of pushing the idea that homosexuals are "born that way," that nothing should be done to try to help them escape that life, and that anyone who says otherwise is a bigoted homophobe…
Satan After School Club
7 Wonder if they had after school satan clubs in Sodom and Gomorrah? MOUNT VERNON — A so-called "After School Satan Club" proposed by the Satanic Temple of Seattle to be…
A Day in the Life of Religion of Peace Cleric: Pulverize, Kill and Subjugate
10 This prayer, while given a looooooong time ago, all the way back to September 14, 2016, but old as it is, may give us some insight into the mind of the religion of peace. Guess…
Progessives Tip Hand at Plans for Basketful of Deplorables
1 Ok, so I borrowed from Hilliary's latest gaff. Of course, it was only a gaff because she accidently spoke a truth. If anyone thinks that is not how the…
Is Canadian Church OK with Atheist Pastors?
12 It's been an open secret for a long time that the pulpits of the mainline Protestant churches are occupied by more than their fair share of charlatans, time-servers who don't believe what they preach, but…
A Plan to Help the Christians of Northern Iraq
1 Back in March, Congress unanimously voted to declare the treatment of Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East "genocide." Three days later, Secretary of State John Kerry, having been forced into action he…
And Don't Call Me Shirley (Unless I Demand It)
3 The People's Republic of Massachusetts, not content to mutilate the English language or enlist businesses in its plan to normalize mental illness, has decided to repeal the First Amendment as…
Shocker: Incest is Still Illegal
12 As hard as it might be to believe, incest is still a felony. Considering all the other contortions the courts have undertaken to get us where…
Jesus Christ, Moral Reformer
9 Brian McLaren is one of the leading apostles of Jesus the Liberal Politician. That makes him irresistible to New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof: One puzzle of the world is that religions…
Pope Green Weenie
5 Steven Hayward of the Powerline blog has a periodic feature called the Green Weenie Award, which goes to particularly egregious environmentalist whack jobs. Since I know Dr. Hayward…
Bishop Bruno, the Consummate Hypocrite
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7 "It's often overlooked, but nominees to the lower courts ... are often one of the most important legacies a president leaves behind," said Elizabeth Wydra, president of the Constitutional Accountability Center. The Fourth Circuit, which…
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Jackie - Quoting Myself
#3 - so that's how they get across the border so easily. And here I thought it was the US Government turning a blind eye. See how these rumors get started?
Jackie - Quoting Myself
From my upcoming book, When the West Goes Bonkers Here - let me correct that for you: From my upcoming book, When the West Went Bonkers
Undergroundpewster - Quoting Myself
I think the greater prevalence of marijuana smoking should be considered. We could also cook up a conspiracy theory that our south of the border neighbors used marijuana as an intoxicant and smokescreen in order…
GillianC - And Don't Call Me Shirley (Unless I Demand It)
So, do we stand at the door, and ask each person as they come in to identify which pronoun should be used? Perhaps we could give each person a name-tag with the appropriate pronoun printed…
Br. Michael - Quoting Myself
Well judging from the fact that in the 21st Century we seem to have collectively lost the ability to tell the difference between man and women, the LSD theory sounds plausible.
Tom S. - Quoting Myself
Reminds me of a song I heard a long time ago… great analogy, however!
Br. Michael - Never Mind
And it is getting worse. Apparently the DOH is issuing a rule that says that doctors will have to treat people according to their self determined gender identity. http://thefederalist.com/2016/09/27/doctors-fight-federal-rule-forcing-perform-hysterectomies-men/ So if a biological male identifies…
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It will be interesting to see how their new Academic Dean, The Very Rev. Dr. Justin Terry survives at Wycliffe Hall.
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UP, You mean like glass? We know how easily that *shatters*.
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I think she is putting out another smokescreen. She might just as well have said that sexual orientation is a fluid thing that sometimes behaves like a solid.
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I agree with David. It is all about the politics nothing to do with science. I suspect this "Never mind" won't be a blip on the MSM radar.


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Jacksonville's One Spark Crowdfunding Festival Scores $1 Million from Shad Khan
JACKSONVILLE - Shad Khan, owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars and automobile parts manufacturer Flex-N-Gate, will partner with One Spark, the world's first crowdfunding festival, to offer the potential of up to $1 million in capital investment focused on creators who participate in the April event taking place in Jacksonville.
"One Spark will attract and celebrate creativity in a variety of fields including science, technology, engineering and the arts, all of which are areas of great personal interest," said Khan. "Jacksonville is the perfect host for this festival and I believe One Spark has the potential to inspire some really big thinking from the brightest minds in the area and beyond."
Khan has pledged up to $1 million in capital from STACHE Investments Corp., for chosen creators who participate in One Spark 2013. The event is scheduled to be held in downtown Jacksonville April 17 - 21, 2013. One Spark will work to provide STACHE access to creator profiles prior to the event, for possible equity investment opportunities.
"One Spark started with the belief that game-changers emerge from dorm rooms, garages and small studios - where great ideas develop. One Spark 2013 will be the point when creators of all kinds converge in our community, and when people from far and wide join together to decide on the next big thing. The heart of our city will be the place to get involved, be inspired, connect and collaborate," said Elton Rivas, co-founder and executive director of One Spark.
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There was 4 people in our party. The place looked really nice as we walked in the door. I could`nt believe all the empty tables as we found a nice place to sit. I noticed that there was 2 other tables with nice looking older folks sitting at them. I politely smiled and said hello to both tables and they returned our smiles and kind gestures. The waitress was nice and promply took our orders and I liked the menu. My lemonade was a large glass of ice with a small amount of lemonade. When I asked if I would be charged for a refill she said yes another $1.99? It was then I noticed the couple to our left was getting up and leaving and the other couple had already left both couples leaving their food half uneaten and with no tips left on either of their tables? I will never eat their again
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Great food and the wait staff is very fast and friendly.We drive 30 miles to enjoy a meal with the owner Frank.Prime rib is best my wife has ever had.
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The food is wonderful...The female bartender...she is just plain out rude! She stares and gives dirty looks to all the customers, and she is very mean to the other wait staff...I dont know how they work there.
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I have never been treated so rudely by an owner in my life. Our group was planning to have about 50 people there for a Dinner after a Road Rally and the owner told us "I don't want your kind here so get the __ __ __ __ out of here". We did eat there before she told us off and I had no problem with the food but the Owner just blew that to bits. I don't know how they stay in business. I would NOT recommend them, don't even bother to take a ride.
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The food is mediocre, but not horrible. What KILLS this place is the owner. She literally hates every customer that walks through the door, this is not speculation I know it for a fact. If you want to sit at the bar and have a drink, you can expect to get MAJOR attitude. I would not recommend it. It's the only place I know of where the waitstaff might make $40 dollars on a Saturday night. How they're still in business, I don't know.
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When he was a student at Cornell University's vet school in the early 1970s, Marty Goldstein wore a black-and-white button around the Ithaca, N.Y., campus.
"Question Authority," it proclaimed.
Now, three decades later, the button is gone, replaced by a funky dog pin secured to Goldstein's exuberant retriever-print shirt. But its philosophy lingers.
If veterinary medicine has a poster boy for the road less traveled, it is Martin Goldstein, DVM, as he is formally identified on the cover of his best-selling 1999 book, The Nature of Animal Healing (now in soft cover from Ballantine). Dubbed a "miracle worker" by Forbes magazine, 60-year-old "Dr. Marty" has tended to a list of celebrity clients ranging from chef Wolfgang Puck to actors Kelly Preston and Steven Seagal, to the occasional blueblood.
In the past, media-savvy clients have nudged Goldstein into the limelight. He helped the cat of a Random House editor survive cancer for two years without chemo, which led to his book deal. And things are no different these days. After putting her French Bulldogs Sharkey and Francesca, and Chow Chow Paw-Paw under Goldstein's care, Martha Stewart landed him on satellite radio: "Ask Martha's Vet" debuted in January and airs Monday nights at 8 p.m. EST on the Sirius network.
Goldstein's message is clear — and, in some quarters, controversial. Traditional veterinary medicine, with its focus on symptom-suppressing drugs, repeated vaccinations, and processed foods, has robbed animals of the most powerful tool in the fight against disease — the healing power of their own bodies.
Nowhere, Goldstein argues, is this more apparent than in the skyrocketing cases of cancer — the ultimate expression of autoimmune disease, in which a weakened and confused body begins attacking itself. His practice sees about a dozen cases every week — a literal epidemic.
"According to a Morris Animal Foundation survey, approximately 50 percent of disease-related deaths in dogs are due to cancer," says Goldstein, who has a one- to two-month waiting list for new patients. "It used to be a disease of the old, but now we're seeing much more of it in the young than we ever did, and it's not because we're better at diagnosing it. The real true healer is the natural matrix in the body."
Instead of turning to external therapies such as chemotherapy and radiation, Goldstein looks within, analyzing his patients' blood profiles and prescribing nutritional supplements, herbs, and homeopathic remedies to help their bodies return to balance and fight the disease themselves. He estimates that about half of his cancer cases see "some kind of notable response," whether it's tumor regression, greater longevity than was predicted, or increased quality of life.
Tucked amid a rural landscape of tumbling fieldstone walls, the Smith Ridge Veterinary Center in South Salem, N.Y., hardly seems the epicenter of last-resort veterinary medicine. The average client at Smith Ridge travels almost 600 miles to arrive at the folksy waiting room, with its pine-paneled walls and papier-mâché dog art, for an appointment with Goldstein or one of the three associate vets he has personally trained.
In an exam room that might not even qualify as a suitable walk-in closet for his most well-heeled clients, Goldstein sees his first patients of the day. Nurit and Bob Shamis of N.Y. sit on a teak bench as their three toy dogs jump from lap to lap. Ziggy, a 4-year-old Maltese, has some allergy issues. Jacky, a 5-year-old Poodle, is "neurotic," his owners admit, and in addition to trick knees, he has the occasional bout of reverse sneezing. Finally, there's apricot Poodle Rusty, 9, who has a heart murmur.
The Shamises are here, they say, as much to preserve their dogs' health as improve it.
"Hi, Ziggy," Goldstein says, holding the little white furball to his face. "I'm Marty."
Lanky, bordering on gaunt, Goldstein admits to getting only about three hours of sleep a day, as he reviews cases and sends e-mails into the wee hours of the night. To keep his energy up, he swigs what his staff has affectionately dubbed Monkey Vomit — a juiced concoction of banana, papaya, pear, coconut oil, sorbet, and juice, and a dash of whey-protein cappuccino. A beaded bracelet with the letters D-A-D hints at a recent life change — a second marriage and the arrival of three daughters, ages 2, 4, and 5.
The Shamises have booked the whole morning — roughly double the typical hour-long consult for which Goldstein charges $420. As the husband makes notes on his Blackberry and his slim, raven-haired wife periodically clutches her dogs closer, Goldstein talks about the common veterinary practices that can steer dogs toward disease — first and foremost, overvaccination.
"It's not that vaccines are bad, just that they're not handled properly," says Goldstein, noting that some studies have shown that vaccines such as parvovirus and distemper have a minimum duration of seven to 15 years — basically, a lifetime.
With small dogs like the Shamises', dosage is another little-heeded concern. "The average vaccine is 10 times the potency needed to challenge the immune system of a Great Dane," Goldstein says. "For these guys, that's more like 50 times what they need."
Diet is next. In the wild, carnivores eat a very small amount of carbohydrates, maybe less than 5 percent, Goldstein notes, while "typical dry foods are greater than 50 percent carbohydrates."
Preferring to keep grain content to a minimum, Goldstein is an advocate of raw diets in healthy animals who can handle them — at least four of his six animals at home prefer their meals carpaccio-style. "My Danny lived to 19 1⁄2 years old, in a breed where 85 percent get cancer," Goldstein says, fishing a portrait of the handsome Golden Retriever from a nearby corner. Still — carbo, shmarbo — "because we don't want to live in a bubble, once a week Danny and I went out for pizza."
Before their visit is over, the Shamises go to the adjacent shop to pick out some new dog food, and Goldstein draws blood from all three dogs to see if there are any metabolic imbalances or deficiencies.
In the last several years, Goldstein says, he has seen a shift in the direction of the Shamises: a focus on wellness and prevention. But some clients still come because their animals are deep in crisis, and have not responded to conventional therapies. Indeed, the only reason Goldstein "went holistic" himself was because he was stricken with severe arthritis and bursitis in his mid-20s. "It was a thing of vanity and fear to save my own life," he says of the degenerative disease that dogged him. "I was ridiculed and outcast not only by my fellow vets, but also by my friends."
Stephen Sayegh of N.Y. looks at things from the opposite side of the fence. More than a year ago, his vet diagnosed 8-year-old Elsa with squamous-cell cancer — "the worst you can have." Elsa, a precocious brown pit bull with a white blaze up her neck and a fondness for catching fish right out of the water at Sayegh's oceanside home, was given three to six months to live, with chemotherapy and radiation.
Desperate for a cure, Sayegh went to one of the best-known veterinary oncologists in the area, who not only confirmed the prognosis, but predicted that within a month and a half, "there will be tumors popping up all over the place."
By the time Sayegh brought Elsa to Smith Ridge, he was beyond defeated. "It took me 45 minutes just to break through to him," Goldstein remembers. "Hope comes first, before treatment."
Goldstein performed cryosurgery on the tumor, using liquid nitrogen to "freeze" the cancerous tissue in Elsa's throat. Besides adding a raft of supplements to her diet, Sayegh switched her to an all-natural menu — organic filet mignon and chicken, as well as Alaskan salmon flown in from the West Coast.
The cancer receded, then returned twice before finally disappearing for good.
"The body has an amazing ability to heal — every cell in your body has the ability to replicate and heal," Goldstein says, giving the credit to "Mother Nature and Father Common Sense. We just put the animals in the direction of health. It's a process of life, not a treatment," he says.
"It's my opinion that the cancer fled her body — it was beaten by the nutrients, the love, the help," says Sayegh, who estimates he has spent $100,000 on Elsa so far, from her special diet and 40 different daily supplements to hiring a car and driver for her every time he has a business meeting in Manhattan, so she is never alone.
Today, jaunty in a red-white-and-blue bandana and fashionable plaid collar, Elsa pads contentedly around the exam room, liberally dispensing kisses to Goldstein's two youngest daughters, who pop in en route to gymnastics class.
"She's pure love," says Sayegh, who has started to write a screenplay about Elsa. Every time she barks, "it's a gift," he says cheerily, because it is a reminder that the throat cancer is no longer there. "It blows your ear off."
Goldstein drags a big examination light into the room, and gently pries Elsa's mouth open. Inside, there is nothing but a big expanse of pink, healthy tissue — no sign of the cancer that was to have robbed Elsa of her life almost a year ago.
"When is it appropriate to get cocky with cancer?" Sayegh asks earnestly, as Elsa settles under the table for a snooze.
"Right now she's awesome," says Marty Goldstein, specialist in lost causes, turning the light off with a snap. "You can get a little cocky."
Denise Flaim is a DOG FANCY contributing editor, the pets columnist at Newsday, and author of The Holistic Dog Book: Canine Care for the 21st Century (Howell, 2003).
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This is great, if more common practiced, it would be easier to find a vet who handles cases like this.
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I have a Basset Hound, was having some issues with itching, rashes, he would chew his legs until there was no fur left and he was swelling. I contacted my regular vet and they had no answers. I found a Holistic Vet in my area and she knew immediately what to do and how to help and he is cured. I love the idea of natural methods and supplements instead of drugs. What a difference. Thank You Nan!
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I've been reading all the posts about what to bring and what is given at the hospital. Since I've become wiser in my older age, I will be declining the lanolin since I finally figured out what it was. My DS had to have it as one of his first meals and I'm going to be avoiding that with DD. Just food for thought from one mom to another.
Lanolin - concentrated sheep sweat
Michael Zane�(7) Shannon Scarlett 1/14/10
Sarah and Brandon
but u have to use it if your nipples get all score and cracky....right??
uh, no you are totally incorrect. sorry.
Lanolin is a natural wax like subsatnce secreted by sheep from their skin, that is true. Sheep like hogs and dogs do not sweat, they pant. So it is not sheep sweat it is more like the natural oils we secret to lubricate our skin, not saying that's any less gross, but it isn't concentrated sheep sweat.
It is harvested off a sheep, and then medically purified. It does help chapped nipples and speed healing of sores and such much faster than anything man has made. It is perfectly clean and there is nothing dirty in it, even before it is purified although I don't think I would rub a sheep on my nipples
It has no odor and no flavor, at least what you get in the tube. When we shear or handle our sheep, my hands are always at their softest lol.
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It smells like a sheep's ...well.
I have a nipple cream from some hippie place, olive oil based. It works better and smells a LOT better!
No odor?!?!
Umm, not to me!
My BBC mantra: Deep breath. Kegel. Deep breath.
Relax. It's just a series of tubes.
Well, it made my nipples feel like gold! I just had LO a week ago and I noticed that I needed it within a day or BF-ing. Worked miracles!
And they advise to wipe off the nipple before BF-ing just in case there is some residue left on the nipple.
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I use that stick they make by Gerber, and I really liked it. I applied it to the breast pad, NOT the nipples, (less pulling, tugging, sensitivity that way) and it really worked for me...didn't have to be removed before pumping or BF'ing...am going to buy more.
They had it at one of the larger grocery stores in the baby area, and Kmart, but I haven't found it elsewhere as of yet.
I never looked up the ingredients for Lasinoh...is that what you're talking about when you say Lanolin?
I haven't researched Lasinoh...good question.
Michael Zane�(7) Shannon Scarlett 1/14/10
Sarah and Brandon
During my childbirth class, they said you do not have to wipe it off your nipples prior to breastfeeding. I guess like the PP said, since there is nothing dirty in it, it shouldn't affect baby. Who knows, I know there are always differing opinions about everything!
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Here's what the Lansinoh website says about its lanolin cream:
- Soothes, heals and protects sore cracked nipples
- Does not need to be removed prior to breastfeeding
- Patented refining process means Lansinoh HPA Lanolin is the world's purest lanolin
- Contains no preservatives or additives of any kind
- #1 selling nipple cream in the US
Crystal married to Brent (07/04/03)
Jace Logan born 1/20/10
Lanisoh & Medela both WORKED great, but the smell really grosses me out.
My BBC mantra: Deep breath. Kegel. Deep breath.
Relax. It's just a series of tubes.
Allena said it best.
That stuff is awesome!
Given how many weird things and chemicals are in the stuff we use everyday, sheep oil is the least of my concerns.
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Great location
This is a great location to stay before you go on a cruise. We only paid about $109.00 to stay and to leave our vehicle in the hotel for 7 days. Plus they have a complimentary shuttle that takes you to the world cruise center in the morning. The room was in good clean condition and the staff was very helpful.
I would recomend this hotel to anyone who would like to save money and would like to stay in a good hotel.
I would definity come back to this hotel.
Good Place to Stay
We stayed at this hotel the night before our cruise, especially if your taking Royal Caribbean, the port is just down the street. Also the hotel is next to a all you can eat sushi place (great food too) The rooms are very clean, the staff is very helpful, and the housekeeper did an awesome job.
Enjoyable time
I read all the comments, and they made me laugh, since this is LA, and not podunk Montana.
I like staying here, it was clean, and the rates were decent for the area.
Bad niegborhood
We stayed at the vagabound after reading reviews in Trip advisor. We were just on a overnight before going on a cruise from San Pedro harbor. Room was OK,the carpet was very gaudy in color and hotel itself shows sign of age. The hotel also is a "rent by the week" hotel and some of the guests were quite loud during the night with pounding on the doors ,etc. The worst part of the hotel is the location. Homeless people sleeping on the street and bushes around the parking area. Armed security in the convience store next door. We did not have any problems but worried about car and belongings during the stay. Might stay again because of bargain price but would not venture on outside streets.
Wake up to the rush of huge semi-truck traffic! Loud continuous traffic!
My understanding in the hotel online reservation business is that if you go for best rates through online discount services, you are NOT really reserving through the hotel itself.
We did an online and sure enough the room we got was facing the street where huge semi-trucks travel early in the morning, and all morning to get to the bridge which is nearby. San Pedro is close to international shipping lines where continuous trucks pass.
The noise is unbearable!
And I believe we discussed this with staff who blamed it on online hotel reservation services. I read in USA Today, that this is not uncommon.
So, with this particular hotel, right on the main drag, you will hear the traffic, huge semi-trucks passing-by-type traffic. And I can't imagine a room in the back being much better.
They have done a lot of changes here! This place is awesome!
I come to San Pedro on business every few months. I have stayed at the Vagabond Inn several times over the past year. Recently I noticed they got new carpet in the rooms, and the staff is better than ever. Omar at the desk is very helpful, and they now have a shuttle service (I saved money not having to rent a car to get to my office and back to the hotel)
Great job!
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The hotel is average. Rooms are kind of small .... We requested a King size bed with a roll away and we ended up with 2 queens.... Front desk help was fine...... Not much to do there.....
Loved my stay at the Vagabond
I stayed at the Vagabond in San Pedro. The hotel is in a great location close to everything. The management and staff run a very good operation as it is always clean and enjoyable to be at . I stayed for a week as business traveler and i would reccommend it to anyone .
Great Experience
My husband and I had a great experience at the Vagabond Inn in San Pedro. It was easy to find, the staff were friendly, the room was clean and well furbished, we had a nice view of the harbour and they let us park our car there free for a week while we were on a cruise. We would highly recommend this Inn.
We requested a non-smoking room and got a room that smelled like a wet ash try. The tent card on the table said "this is a non-smoking room" but seemed to be placed there to disguise a room that had previously been used as a cigarette smokers haven. It smelled so disgusting our clothes in our suitcase and our pillows had the odor when we returned home after a two night stay. We had to leave early Sunday morning to drive to Reno and left a wake-up call for 5:00 am. It was daylight savings time at 2:00 am that morning and they failed to adjust their clocks so we did not get our wake up call as planned. The furniture in the room is detereorating and the carpet has cigarette burns and stains in it. It was not a pleasant place to take our two small children to call "home" while we visited San Pedro. The advertised "heated pool" was cold and the continental breakfast was a sorry attempt at offering guests a perk. We will be writing to the headquarters directly to complain and maybe even the better business bureau. They'd have to run a much more customer friendly business to ever get us to consider staying again.
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As reported by Maor Buchnik for Ynet, earlier this month.
'Weapons Cache Found in Galilee Preschool'
'Morning raid by Police in Village of Abu Snan turns up RPG rockets, LAW missiles, and explosives.
For a rough (and I do not know how accurate) potted history of Abu Snan, see here:
The relative percentages of Druze, Muslim and Christian among the inhabitants seem to have varied wildly throughout the period from the 16th century to the present day; but in 2008 the place was 54.7% Muslim, 26.4 % Druze, and 18.9 % Christian. - CM
'A weapons cache was discovered at a school and kindergarten in the Western Galilee village of Abu Snan, during a police raid conducted Tuesday.
'The weapons, which include LAW missiles, RPG rockets, explosives and fragmentation grenades, were found in a drainage canal and pond.
'The objects were taken to be destroyed by northern district police sappers.
'Commander of the Northern Police District's Central Unit Chief Superintendent Michael Shipshak said that, 'In this operation, we took numerous weapons before they fell into the hands of criminals, or were used by local crime families.
"We've succeeded in preventing injury to people and property.
'The commander of the northern district, Major General Rony Atia, added, "Our mission is the fight against possession and use of weapons, and our efforts to achieve this take place within the district, as well as outside of it".
"We've succeeded in preventing injury to people and property."
Commenter no. 5 remarked, in the talkbacks: "That's some pretty heavy firepower. It strains credulity to accept that these weapons caches were intended for use by warring Arab crime families. But what is it with these depraved creatures? Who caches weapons in (or, it seems, in the grounds of - CM) kindergartens and schools?...".
Short answer: MUSLIMS. They attack schools and kindergartens, children and teachers (remember Ma'alot? remember Beslan? and then there are all those endless Muslim attacks upon the state-run non-Muslim schools and Buddhist teachers in jihad-wracked southern Thailand); and they use their own schools and kindergartens as arsenals, bomb factories and military bases or forts. This story causes me to wonder what might be found if the non-Muslim Authorities, right across the Lands of the Infidels, from the Philippines and Thailand and India all the way across to western Europe, and in the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, were to carry out lightning surprise raids upon and thorough - inch-by-inch - searches (utilising all available means, up to and including sniffer dogs trained in the detection of explosives, cadavers, and illegal drugs) of the premises and grounds of all those 'Islamic schools' that have popped up like mushrooms in the past thirty years. - CM
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By: Courtney W. May
Luxury Hiking and Biking Tours in South America with AuroraEco
Discover the scenic destinations of South America-- Uruguay's colonial cities on the banks of La Plata River and upscale Punta Del Este, Mendoza wine country, Patagonia, Brazil's Bahia beaches, the glacial lakes of Argentina-- with top-tier trips offered by AuroraEco. Distinguished by the quality and attention of their expert guides (one guide for every four people), AuroraEco chooses only the very finest restaurants and accommodations for each meticulously-researched tour. Luxury accommodations include the breathtaking Hotel Llao Llao in spectacular northwest Patagonia, the Four Seasons Carmelo on the Rio de la Plata, and Relais & Chateaux properties. Trips average 16 miles a day (biking) and 6 miles a day (walking).


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