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What do you get when you cross a Dr V with an Apple pencil? (Aside from bad art, but that goes without saying.) A new set of cartoons, that's what!
When I was in vet school, I was (rightfully) proud of my fledgling career choice. I shouted it from the rooftops: I'm about to be a vet! It's so cool! Check it out! Tell me everything about your guinea pig!
But of course, with age comes both wisdom and boundaries, as well as an understanding that many people lack both. So without further ado, here are but three of the many reasons that I avoid telling people what I do unless absolutely necessary.
And before you ask, yes, all three have happened to me. 🙂
It's been a while since I've done a Pet Doctor Barbie post. It's past due for a new episode, yes? I think it's time for Pet Doctor Barbie to meet one of her self-appointed arch nemeses, Pet Food Dude.
Hi Mrs. Sandford, good to see you and Muffin. It's been a while!
I'm really glad you're doing housecalls now. I want to get Muffin's bump looked at again.
OK, I'll just look at my notes here- 1 cm, top of head…mm hmmm… So where we left it one year ago was that you were going to go talk to your husband and then we were going to aspirate it.
Oh….yes. It's grown quite a bit since then. We really need –
Yes, I wanted to talk to you about that. I'm a bit upset that you didn't mention last time how his kibble might have caused this.
We don't really understand why cancer occurs, Mrs. Sandford. The important thing now is to take care of this mass. I'd hate for you to blame yourself because of your food selection.
I don't blame myself. I blame you. How much do you make from Big Pet Food anyway?
Actually nothing. But aren't you feeding a boutique brand anyway? You told me last time you were feeding…let me check…organic grain free non-GMO preservative free all natural Wolf Chunks.
Yes, and you told me to stop and to go back to that one full of corn and despair!
Actually, no, I said Wolf Chunks were fine if that's what you wanted. But about that mass…
I've been using turmeric on the advice of Pet Food Dude. Do you know Pet Food Dude? Can I borrow your computer? This guy knows all your tricks.
Sure, have at it. May I ask what tricks you are referring to?
Vaccines. Pet food. You know. Poison. They are full of free radicals that are overpowering the antioxidants and preventing cellular apoptosis no matter how many carrots I add.
Here's his site. He knows your medicine is a lie and you're really just after our money.
I'm going to log on and see what the forums say about your "cancer just happens" line. Oh wait….shoot. My membership is expired. Can you hand me my wallet?
Oh, I think I've seen his site. Is he the one who sells supplements and seminars on dog juicing?
Yes! He's a pioneer. OK, credit card updated, I'm in.
OK, here we go: Have I at any point in the past fed kibble from Big Pet Food or gotten Muffin vaccinated? Yes, 10 years ago. So they say here that this is why he has cancer and it isn't responding to the turmeric. They also said you would say exactly what you said about it not being their fault, and not to fall for it. What do you have to say to THAT?
Mrs. Sandford, I need to level with you here.
It really doesn't matter to me what you're feeding Muffin. I am glad you care about him and want to do what's best for him. I do too! I promise! I'm having a really hard time talking to you when you're typing at someone who is convinced I'm out to hurt you both. Right now I am just really worried about the size of this mass on his head. I think we need to get him in for a full evaluation ASAP.
*tap tap* I'll think about it. I haven't tried coconut oil yet.
May I ask why you even had me come out?
I just wanted this all on DropCam- see it over there? It'll be on Pet Food Dude's YouTube tonight. He's doing a "Vets Revealed" bit. Well, since you didn't do anything I'm sure you aren't expecting payment. You can see yourself out.
It's pub day! The book is out at long last! I really hope you all enjoy it- All Dogs Go to Kevin has truly been a labor of love. (That link goes to my new website. Did I mention I have a new website? It's been so busy around here I think I forgot.)
Last weekend I went to Warwicks to sign the preordered books. Brian and the kids were at ComicCon, so I went to Warwicks by myself. It was a short task, no more than 20 minutes, so I couldn't figure out why I was so bummed about going alone, and then I realized ohhhh. It's another one of those moments.
The thing I will miss most about my mom is not the big celebrations, the ones everyone goes to: holidays, book signings, that sort of thing. It's the little celebrations, the moments no one else would think mattered, but she always did. If she were around, she would never have let me go alone. She'd go with me, we'd get lunch, then she'd talk me into shopping for a little while in downtown La Jolla. But she's not here, so my twenty minute task was just that- 20 minutes in a little bookstore office with a Sharpie feeling terribly sad.
I'm trying not to let my sadness get in the way of being happy, but it's so hard not to have her here. We have a series of white rosebushes in our backyard that bloom almost year-round, and I really like them because they remind me of my parents' yard. Plus, it made it really easy to send random nosegays to teachers and the like since they were always blossoming, scattering white petals all over the grass like confetti. Mom loved them too, of course.
Brian- not so much. He's been threatening to pull them since we moved in. He's been talking about it again the last few weeks, and I made him promise to leave me at least one or two, for Mom, and he said, "OK."
This afternoon he had someone come over to give us a quote for doing some of the backyard work. I peered through the window to make sure Brian saw me giving him the evil eye- not ALL the rosebushes, ok??- and I noticed something I had never seen before in all the time we've been here:
Someone's been painting the roses red.
The roses stay, obvs.
It's funny how the moments that impact are not the large and grandiose gestures, but the fleeting surprises that hit you like a much needed breeze. How I can be sad about a less than perfect rose in my garden when so many people in this world know nothing but weeds? Mom's here in every sunset and every butterfly and her love feels no less potent for the lack of her physical presence.
It's a beautiful day here in San Diego. The book is out and it's my fourteenth wedding anniversary- a date traditionally marked by ivory but now the theme is "animals." Mom sent flowers. How can I complain?
So, every year I attempt some form of creative teaching enterprise at the kids' school, and some years go better than others. This year, in a school I really like, I think things went well. I was asked to do a "veterinary science station" for the annual Science Fair, and I thought back to what I was excited about when I was a kid:
Playing with guts! And I thought to myself, I bet I could create a dog version of this anatomical model. So I went to Joann's, bought a bunch of random attachments and fabric bits, and commandeered one of my daughter's stuffed animals to volunteer to be my surgical model.
Step one: preparing the abdominal cavity
I chose a mottled red fabric for the interior of the dog, and sewed a pouch to contain the abdominal organs. After cutting open a midline incision, I removed a bit of stuffing then sewed in a zipper. (Do this before sewing the pouch in, or you'll end up with the zipper seam showing.) Then you can sew the top ends of the pouch to the edges of your incision and voila!
Step two: making organs
You can go kind of crazy with this stuff, but I tried to hold myself back to the main parts (no spleen, pancreas, etc). All of the organs were secured to the abdominal wall with Velcro so they would remain in the right place but they could be removed if the kids really wanted to see what was in there.
I tried to keep the organs moderately accurate, but I was limited by my own sewing experience and what I had on hand, which is how I wound up with lavender sparkly kidneys and a two-lobed liver. For the bladder we filled a white balloon with rice. The kids don't care too much about accuracy.
The intestines were a long tube of velour that I sewed and then had to turn inside-out. I didn't think that one through ahead of time. I debated leaving it a giant intussusception but I eventually got it figured out with actual surgical tools. Next time, forget it.
In the interest of simplicity, the loop represented both the large and small intestine. I had some nubby yarn that I really, really wanted to throw in there as omentum but I held myself back.
The stomach needed to be fairly correct as a gastrotomy was going to be one of the two surgeries the kids could do. It's a fleecy material with the nubby side on the inside (rugae! yaay!). I ended up using ribbon "stitches" sewn into the sides of the incision, which was a smart choice once the fifth graders started yanking on them full-force.
For the uterus, I sewed two red socks together at the toe (worked like a charm!) and bought a handful of small puppy toys. The ovaries were little white yarn pom-poms.
I sewed a snap into the tip of both socks to keep the "uterus" closed. I also put in a piece of stretchy rubber ribbon on both sides of the abdomen that the uterus held to with velcro but that was overkill with these kids so I didn't use it. Feel free to use it for the vet student in your life, though- they'll have to get used to wrestling with that thing.
By the time everything got stuffed in there it was actually a shockingly decent approximation for the surgical experience- you look in and think, what the heck am I looking at? So I made a legend as well.
With all of that in hand, as well as a bunch of gloves and masks we didn't end up using, we headed off to the science fair.
Step 3: The actual test
We had a lot of competition at the science fair. Computer programming, dry ice, slime, rockets, frogs. Since the kids didn't know they were going to be doing surgery until they came up and asked what was going on, they all freaked out a little and then said, let's do it!
I used some of the radiographs readers shared with me. The pregnancy one was a big hit!
A small cardboard tube served as a trachea and the kids intubated with a See's candy stick.
An old pillowcase with a rectangle cutout in the middle served as a surgical drape.
For the case where the dog was vomiting, we used our legend to try and determine what we were looking for (something big and pink.)
The kids got to pull out the assortment of items our patient ingested: a ball, a sock, a rock, and to see how they would lodge in the pylorus as there was no way they'd fit into the intestines.
I could easily have had two dogs going, but as I had to re-stuff the dog after every surgery I had my assistant prepare the surgery table while the next group waited.
Unsurprisingly, the c-section was a big crowd pleaser. We had only one person run off in horror when they figured out what was going on, and it was a dad.
I wrapped the puppies in saran wrap "membranes". For the little kids who weren't quite up to delivering a puppy, the bigger kids could hand them a puppy to wrap in a towel, remove the membrane, and stimulate them to breathe (you see one in the lower left corner). Worked like a charm.
Even the moms learned something, as in, "dang, that's a big uterus." Yes, it is.
The kids were all very concerned after to make sure the dog was closed and "woken up" after surgery was completed, all except the older boys who wanted to pull all the organs out and play with them. There's something for everyone here at the clinic.
And the best part of the night were the kids who realized there were two surgeries and came back for more. Mission Minion recruitment accomplished!
Life is weird in lots of way. Things happen for a reason, and you have to kind of be open to what life's going to throw at you because you certainly aren't going to expect most of it. Even the good stuff. Especially the good stuff, which is often hidden in bad stuff.
When I go to a house for a euthanasia, people invariably say one of two things:
1. This must be so hard.
2. I wish we had this for people.
The answer to both is "I agree." The interesting part is that they co-exist.
Lots of things we deal with in life are rotten: losing an eyeball, I imagine, would be hard. Crawling through the Amazonian rainforest naked and afraid with no water. Chaperoning a group of fifth graders on an overnight field trip on a boat you can't escape from. All of them hard, and none of them leading me to say, "gee, I wish I could replicate this experience for my family and loved ones."
Death is hard. It can also, in certain circumstances, be good. Not always. Sometimes deaths are horrible and tragic and cruel, and when we see that we fear it, and forget that many times it can also be meaningful and loving and bittersweet. We need to cherish those experiences to give us the strength for the times it is not. We need to learn that we can talk about it and lean on each other and be there, really be there, in every way we can.
This is what I do as a hospice vet, and while it is very true that this is in my opinion the best way for a pet to experience death, I have found the ones who benefit the most from the experience are the people, not only for their pet but for their whole idea of what death is about.
Pets don't know what death is or that it is coming. The fear they exhibit in the clinic euthanasia appointment is fear of the clinic thermometer, because when I go into a home to euthanize a pet I cannot tell you how many very ill pets look up, give me a wag and a lick, and in essence signal to their families that they are ready. It's quite stunning to see.
When I submitted a talk for Ignite San Diego titled "I'm the Angel of Death, Now Gimme Your Kids" I think I freaked out a good 95% of the attending audience who had no idea who I was or why I wanted to steal their dumplings. By the end, though, I think they all realized that no, really- it's a good thing to learn to move forward without fear. Pets teach us so much, from the moment they arrive to the moment they leave us. Yes, even then, if we are open to seeing it.
If you want to hear me sum it up in 5 minutes on the nose, here's the link:
Vaccines are a complicated topic, let's start with that. It's impossible to break down the conversation into something so simplistic as "Vaccines: yes or no". Some are more effective than others, some prevent more severe diseases than others. There are some vaccines I did not recommend (hello, FIP) and others I was adamant about (parvo!) when I was in general practice. This is why you should have a good relationship with a vet you trust, who is willing to have a dialogue.
On the other hand, when people are wading into the quagmire of what to vaccinate for and when to boost it versus titer it, one thing stands: ALL puppies should have ALL the core vaccines: parvo, distemper, adenovirus-2, and rabies. What you do after the one year booster is between you and your vet, but basic risk/benefit is indisputably on the side of vaccinating young dogs for the above vaccines on schedule.
I think sometimes people forget how awful some of these vaccine preventable illnesses are. If you've ever seen a puppy dying of parvo, you would never miss that vaccine for your pet again.
It's been entirely too long since I've posted, and for that I apologize. I've been terribly busy
responding to nastygrams depositing my checks from Big Pet Food sneering at plebians going to a continuing education conference this past week, and what a week it was.
Like many of you, I read the Indy Star's expose about the loose strings of pharmaceutical companies (or, in internet conspiracy parlance, Big Pharma) at continuing education conferences such as the one I was going to attend, and also like many of you, I was surprised. And excited. I had no idea this was what I had to look forward to! I thought I was just plunking down a couple grand in fees, airfare, and hotel for a measly week of polishing my science know-how, and here's this whole seedy underbelly of riches I had no idea existed.
I arrived in Orlando for the North American Veterinary Community Conference with 16,000 of my closest friends energized, ready to be plied with jewels, cash, and cars. Kind of like The Price is Right, but with drugs.
In the past, I've wandered the exhibit hall for a breather in between talks, taking a peek at the new products on the market. Sometimes the companies would give us candy, or pens- enough to get us to stop by and familiarize ourselves with the product, but not enough to justify actually changing how we practice medicine. I would have done it anyway. Because becoming familiar with new products is, you know, what we're supposed to do.
I wanted to start my day with one of the storied free food lectures, hoping to begin my morning with roasted pheasant and perhaps a fluffy souffle. Then I learned you had to get up at 6:30 and the most they could guarantee was that the food was "hot," so I passed and had a Kind bar instead.
After a few am lectures about respiratory distress, where the speaker (and every other one at NAVC) carefully informed us about their financial ties- or lack thereof- to the topics of their talk, I hit the exhibit hall in search of fortune.
Somewhere past the forceps booth and to the left of the lasers, a long line started to snake through the aisles and out into the halls. Whatever they were giving away, that had to be good.
"Excuse me," I said to the woman at the end of the line. "Is this where they're handing out free cars?"
"No," she said. "This line is for Build-a-Bear."
"This huge line is for Build-a-Bear?" I asked somewhat incredulously. The three men in front of her turned around and to a one muttered something about little girls at home. It's cool, guys. Everyone likes Build-a-Bear.
"Where's the contest where everyone wins something?" I asked, and they directed me over to the east hall, where a bored looking woman instructed me to spin a 'wheel of parasites.' I won a chapstick with a picture of a tapeworm on it.
As I continued to wander, I heard some grumbling from around a corner, where four people were congregated around a woman clutching a big bag. "Where'd you get that?" they asked her, and she pointed to another long line snaking through the hall.
"Is that the jewelry line?" I asked.
"No," they said. "This is for the stuffed Olaf."
"Like Olaf from Frozen?" I asked.
"Yes," a woman replied, "but you have to be careful. They're really hard to get. You have to go through a screening process."
"What sort of screening process?" I asked.
"No one knows," she said. "All I know is that they keep turning people away who don't own practices. I think they sell some sort of financial services. It might involve an application and a credit report."
"I've tried three times for an Olaf," said another woman. "They're not very nice about it."
"Isn't Frozen kind of old news anyway?" I asked, but that was apparently not the right question to ask.
Dispirited, I walked into the booth of a large pharmaceutical company. "If I listen to your spiel," I asked, "What do I get?"
"Information," the rep said, pulling out a sheaf of papers.
"No car?" I asked, disappointed. "Or a trip somewhere?"
She dug into her pocket and pulled out some mints. "I have these," she said, then brightened. "Or a pen! Do you want a pen?"
"I'm OK," I said. "I think I just need something to drink."
"They have coffee over by that pet food display," she said. "I think the line's down to 15 minutes."
By this time, the line for the Build-a-Bear had disappeared, and in exchange for giving a journal my email address, I was presented with a small, naked bear.
"We're having a contest tomorrow for some scrubs," the booth person said.
"For me?" I asked. "Or the bear?'
"For the bear."
After an hour or so of this, my tally of freebies was as follows:
-One naked bear
-A bedazzled lanyard
– 15 pens
-one urine container filled with yellow candy (this was actually my favorite)
"Why do you think these lines for all these freebies are so long, do you suppose?" I asked my friend Kristen. "Are we that hard up for stuff we'd wait for half an hour just for a chance to win a free ipad?"
"You're veterinarians," she said. "Of course you are." Touche.
After a long day of lectures and wandering, I had worked up an appetite, so I set out in search of the free feasts. I searched every corner of the hotel, and couldn't find a single one. I realized everyone must have gone to the free rock concert instead.
"Free concert?" I said, intrigued. Maybe there was some credence to this Indy Star thing after all! "Who'd they get? Dave Grohl? Bruno Mars?"
There was a long pause as my friend flipped through the conference brochure. "38 Special," she said.
"38 Special?" I replied. "Are those guys still alive?"
"Apparently." Pause. "My dad's gonna be so jealous. He almost took a cruise with them last year."
Hungry and alone, I went to my room at 10 pm and decided to order room service. After 15 minutes on hold, I placed an order for a Cobb salad and was told it would be an hour and a half, because shutting ourselves in our rooms alone with our papers is apparently a popular choice for veterinarians. I'm so predictable.
On the tenth day of clinics, my clients brought to me:
9 beggars prancing
8 screws a-stabilizing
7 mites a-swimming
6 Old Souls Graying
5 Moldy Rings!
4 Gastric Grommets
3 Dead Pens
2 Blown Up Gloves
And a linear Foreign Body!
My boarders gave to me:
Hold on! That's eight? Where's number nine?
Hamming it up by the ham, of course.
8 screws a-stabilizing
7 mites a-swimming
6 Old Souls Graying
5 Moldy Rings!
4 Gastric Grommets
3 Dead Pens
2 Blown Up Gloves
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Pervasive authentication and authorization infrastructures for mobile users
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Network and device heterogeneity, nomadic mobility, intermittent connectivity and, more generally, extremely dynamic operating conditions, are major challenges in the design of security infrastructures for pervasive computing. Yet, in a ubiquitous computing environment, limitations of traditional solutions for authentication and authorization can be overcome with a pervasive public key infrastructure (pervasive-PKI). This choice allows the validation of credentials of users roaming between heterogeneous networks, even when global connectivity is lost and some services are temporarily unreachable. Proof-of-concept implementations and testbed validation results demonstrate that strong security can be achieved for users and applications through the combination of traditional PKI services with a number of enhancements like: (i) dynamic and collaborative trust model, (ii) use of attribute certificates for privilege management, and (iii) modular architecture enabling nomadic mobility and enhanced with reconfiguration capabilities.
CitationForné, J. [et al.]. Pervasive authentication and authorization infrastructures for mobile users. "Computers and security", 2010, vol. 29, núm. 4, p. 501-514.
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APSSs form secondary to portal hypertension caused by 1) chronic liver disease (fibrosis, regenerative nodules), 2) congenital severe portal vein atresia, 3) acquired damage to the fine branches of the intrahepatic portal vein (noncirrhotic portal hypertension), 4) hepatic arteriovenous malformations, 5) congenital hepatic fibrosis associated with polycystic liver malformations (ductal plate malformations), 6) portal vein thrombosis or stricture, or 7) outflow obstruction through the hepatic vein/venules (thrombosis [Budd-Chiari syndrome], hepatic vein injury [veno-occlusive syndrome]). The main body of the portal vein lacks valves and maintains a blood pressure of <8 mmHg. Any disorder diminishing hepatic portal perfusion results in a hepatic arterial buffer response that increases hepatic arterial perfusion. High-pressure retrograde arterial flow into portal vasculature leads to formation of APSS as blood follows the path of least resistance to the vena cava. In animals with extrahepatic portal atresia or portal thrombi, splanchnic circulatory hypertension leads to an APSS. In animals with occluded hepatic venular outflow or fibrotic hepatic remodeling, sinusoidal and postsinusoidal hypertension also results in retrograde flow of blood into the valveless portal system. APSSs represent nests of tortuous veins uniting portal vasculature with the abdominal vena cava.
The most common sites of APSSs are caudal to the left kidney, in the region of the colorectal vasculature, and associated with vessels of the spleen. Nests of small tortuous vessels can usually be identified during ultrasound examination using Doppler color flow. Although esophageal varicoceles are most common in people, this location does not predominate in animals. Surgical exploration for shunt ligation should not be done in animals with suspected PSVAs associated with APSSs, because finding an APSS confirms the presence of portal hypertension. Liver biopsies are needed to determine the underlying cause of portal hypertension.
Clinical signs of APSSs include episodic HE, PU/PD, vomiting, diarrhea (sometimes bloody), and abdominal effusion. Laboratory abnormalities consistent with a primary underlying hepatic disease can be seen in addition to markers of shunting (RBC microcytosis, low BUN and creatinine, hypocholesterolemia, ammonium biurate crystalluria, and subnormal protein C activity). Hyperbilirubinemia may be present, depending on the underlying cause. Ligation of multiple APSSs is contraindicated, because this is a compensatory response to portal hypertension. Banding of the vena cava to reduce the extent of shunting is ill advised. Medical treatment to minimize signs of HE along with sodium restriction and combination diuretic therapy are used to control abdominal effusion. Dogs and cats with APSSs can live several years without clinical signs, some having a normal lifespan uneventfully when provided with appropriate medical and nutritional support.
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The Chase presenter Bradley Walsh has added another feather to his cap by recording some new music and it's really rather good.
We had an exclusive first look at Bradley's video of his cover of Frank Sinatra's That's Life, featured on his debut album.
Bradley has also co-written the title track on the album called Chasing Dreams.
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The grass has barely recovered from this year's Glastonbury, but organisers have already confirmed that Radiohead will be one of the headline acts at the festival in 2017.
The band are the first headliners to be announced for next year, and will take to the Pyramid Stage on Friday, June 23.
It will be Radiohead's third time headlining the iconic festival following appearances in 1997 and 2003.
This year's headliners at Worthy Farm included Adele, New Order and Coldplay. The full festival line-up is expected to be announced early next year.
There's a rumour that a character dies - there's at least one character that I know of
Could we be about to see the end of Paddy Kirk at the hands of the fiery Pierce Harris in Emmerdale this week?
As Pierce's jealousy over Rhona reaches overdrive, a grim opportunity to get rid of his love rival presents itself, with potentially devastating circumstances...
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We had quite the crowd in the studio this morning, in the form of former Jungle Queens Stacey Solomon and Vicky Pattison, Jungle King Joe Swash and comedian Chris Ramsey (who hasn't been on the show but is clearly in the line-up for his comedic talent, Piers!).
The foursome joined us to tell us about their new I'm A Celeb... Extra Camp show, spilling on the worst thing they ever ate in the Jungle, how their lives have changed since being in there (trust Piers to not know Stacey and Joe are a couple) and, rather unexpectedly, their predictions for the US election.
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Susanna Reid has been getting her acting chops on with a cameo role in new movie Trolls - in which she provides the voice of the grandmother of the main character, voiced by Justin Timberlake.
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Tonight's Coronation Street will be dedicated to the memory of the late Jean Alexander. watch actor Michael Le Vell opened up about the force of nature the actress was on set and how she loved to kick back and watch the snooker!
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1.I usually dont like to admit this, but at one time I disliked history. My teacher, Mr. Wittmeyer, was wonderful, and the material seemed interesting. When I listened to his lectures, however, I inevitably drifted off, got called on to answer, and had absolutely no clue...
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Kelly has 4 times as many songs on her music player as Lou. Tiffany has 6 times as many songs on her music player as Lou. Altogether, they have 682 songs on their music players. How many songs does Kelly have. Please teach me the steps on how to do it I`m having trouble on ...
Thursday, November 6, 2014 by Anonymous
North Central
Steven collected data from 20 college students on their emotional responses to classical music. Students listened to two 30-second segments from The Collection from the Best of Classical Music. After listening to a segment, the students rated it on a scale from 1 ...
Sunday, November 2, 2014 by Mashel
This year for my science fair project I will be testing to see if music affects a person's blood pressure. I will have a participant get relaxed (for 5 minutes). After he/she is relaxed, I will take his/her blood pressure with a digital sphygmomanometer (instrument used to...
Sunday, November 2, 2014 by Anonymous
This year for my science fair project I will be testing to see if music affects a person's blood pressure. I will have a participant get relaxed (for 5 minutes). After he/she is relaxed, I will take his/her blood pressure with a digital sphygmomanometer (instrument used to...
Sunday, November 2, 2014 by Meylin
he is installing lights in his 15 feet by 24 feet garden. the lights need to be place 3 feet apart a long the perimeter. how many lights he needs for his garden?
Friday, October 31, 2014 by Anonymous
World History Answer Check (Ms. Sue)
1. Why were there rebellions in China after General Yuan Shigai become president? A: There were rebellions in China after General Yuan Shigai became president because Yuan's dictorial ways and efforts led to conflict with Su Yat-sen's Nationalist Party. 2. What effects...
Wednesday, October 29, 2014 by Victoria
Grammar Answer Check
Underline the gerund in each setences ([]). Then, on the line provided, identify its functions in the sentence. Write subject, predicate nominative, direct object, indirect object, object of a preposition, or appositive. 1. When the rippling began, I took it for sea-wind, [...
Wednesday, October 29, 2014 by Victoria
He left home for Italy to study music. ------------------- What does 'home' refer to here? His homeland, hometown, or house?
Tuesday, October 28, 2014 by rfvv
He is listening to music through headphones. --------------- Instead of 'through', what other prepositions can we use?
Monday, October 27, 2014 by rfvv
Write each group of sentences as one sentence. Use (and) or (or) to join the predicates in each compound predicate. Add commas where needed. 1/ Architects discuss ideas. Architects draw plans. They work with owners. Answer: Architects discuss ideas,draw plans and work with ...
Sunday, October 26, 2014 by Nnh
music appreciation
3. When you hear a recurring melody in a programmatic piece like Symphonie fantastique, you're experiencing which of the following?
Saturday, October 25, 2014 by milly
Write down your thoughts on Stockhausen style of music?.......
Friday, October 24, 2014 by Kinga M.
Easy Chemistry
Which of the following processes uses a galvanic cell? A. Electroplating silver metal onto a teapot B. Purification of metals such as copper from their metal ores C. Electrolysis of sodium chloride D. Operation of a portable music player
Monday, October 20, 2014 by Morgan
Is Sonata by Domenico Cimarosa in binary form?
Saturday, October 18, 2014 by Anonymous
What kind of music does most people listen to?
Saturday, October 18, 2014 by Skrillex
Could somebody help me with my music homework,please...Try to find examples of three pieces of music that are played in three different tempos(fast,medium and slow)....Thank you for help.
Thursday, October 16, 2014 by Damian
Could somebody help me with my music homework,please...Try to find examples of three pieces of music that are played in three different tempos(fast,medium and slow)....Thank you for help.
Thursday, October 16, 2014 by Damian
Vocabulary check!
Find the word to best complete the sentence. After Bob's father died, he truly appreciated the ________ advice he received from other men who took a kindly interest in his upbringing. A- avuncular B- patrimony C- matriarchal D- patronymic My choice is D. Find the best word...
Friday, October 10, 2014 by Skye
Business Computers English Foreign Languages Health Home Economics Math Music Physical Education Science Social Studies GRADE LEVELS Preschool Kindergarten Elementary School 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade High School 9th Grade ...
Thursday, October 9, 2014 by Anonymous
1. Discuss the influence of World War I and its aftermath on the arts. Explain what events or experiences inspired artists of all kinds to experiment with new approaches. Then describe the changes that came about in two of the following fieldspainting, music, and ...
Thursday, October 9, 2014 by ANDRES
Try to find examples of three pieces of music that use three different types of texture....Thank You for help...
Thursday, October 9, 2014 by Kinga
5/8 of the 64 musicians in a music contest are guitarists. Some of the guitarists play jazz solos, and the rest play classical solos. The ratio of the number of guitarists playing jazz solos to the total number of guitarists in the contest is 1:4. How many guitarists play ...
Wednesday, October 8, 2014 by Maria
Math (LCM)
A music store gives every 20th customer a $5 gift card. every 50th customer gets a $10 gift card. Which customer will be the first to receive both types of gift cards? Use prime factorizations.
Tuesday, September 30, 2014 by Kyle
What is the name of the pitch that is a fifth above B flat?
Friday, September 26, 2014 by Faye
which skill helps a musician sing or play exercises or musical passages accurately without repeated practice Music - Connie, Thursday, September 18, 2014 at 7:25pm PLEASE HELP Music - Connie, Thursday, September 18, 2014 at 7:48pm PLEASE HELP Ms.Sue Music - Connie, Thursday, ...
Thursday, September 18, 2014 by Connie
which skill helps a musician sing or play exercises or musical passages accurately without repeated practice
Thursday, September 18, 2014 by Connie
A music club sends an advertisement. you select ten "free" downloads and agree to become a member. When you get you free downloads you decide to resign. Does the night club have an legal rights against you? why? I know that they don't have rights I just cant ...
Thursday, September 18, 2014 by MORGAN
How much music is in your head?
Thursday, September 18, 2014 by Lily
I know this is probably a dumb question but I have to write a report on a music artist and I like rock music so I want to know what artist should I choose? Marilyn Manson or Rob zombie? And can someone tell me some stuff about them?
Wednesday, September 17, 2014 by Brianna
Sixteenth note x = whole note 1 8 # 2 16 3 1 - 4 4 4 Please Help Dr. Bob
Wednesday, September 17, 2014 by Anonymous
The researcher in exercise 2 decides to conduct the same study using a within- participants design to control for differences in cognitive ability. He selects a random sample of subjects and has them study different material of equal difficulty in both the music and no music ...
Tuesday, September 16, 2014 by adrienne
The researcher in exercise 2 decides to conduct the same study using a within- participants design to control for differences in cognitive ability. He selects a random sample of subjects and has them study different material of equal difficulty in both the music and no music ...
Tuesday, September 16, 2014 by adrienne
I have to write a 500-750 word essay using exemplification as a method of development. This is my first draft. Can someone proof read this for any errors and help let me know the areas that I need to work on. Do you think this is a good Exemplification Essay? my instructors ...
Tuesday, September 16, 2014 by Sandy
English Classification Essay
I have a lot of holes where I need to look up some research, but can you give me some feedback on the following classification essay: P.J. O'Rourke said, We loved cars until the 70's or so, they then became appliances. What began as pleasure became a necessity....
Monday, September 15, 2014 by C
The Curriculum
Which of the following is not a good technique for stimulating children to value the arts? A. Talking with children about beauty in nature and the arts B. Creating and sharing your own artistic projects C. Integrating art and music into the curriculum D. Encouraging only group...
Friday, September 12, 2014 by Daniela
What is the vertical line at the end of a measure called?
Thursday, September 11, 2014 by Paula
if you add up the durations from left to right on any level of a note tree you end up with a what?
Thursday, September 11, 2014 by Paula
A researcher hypothesizes that individuals who listen to classical music will score differently from the general population on a test of spatial ability. On a standardized test of spatial ability, (u = 58). A random sample of 14 individuals who listen to classical music is ...
Thursday, September 11, 2014 by adrienne
jordan is doing a science fair project on the effect of music on the growth of tomatoes. he has two tomato plants, plant A and B, that he grows in a window and gives the same amount of water. plant A is exposed to classical music using headphones attached to the soil. ...
Wednesday, September 10, 2014 by rose fuentes
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Tuesday, September 9, 2014 by Sarah
How do I make this parallel? Lots of my friends think that Prince's music is old, but I think it's not only excellent but also an innovation.
Tuesday, September 9, 2014 by Anonymous
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Monday, September 8, 2014 by reina
1. What is the sale price of a music CD that is sold in a retail store for 25% off of the original price of $16? A. $4 B. $12 C. $16 D. $13 My answer is A. 2. What is the percentage markup on the cost of a drill bit set if the cost is $75 and the set is sold for a retail price...
Monday, September 8, 2014 by Meghan
A media company divides 1 million copies of a new music CD into 100 equal groups before sipping the CD to 100 stores .how many CDs is the company shippi ng to each store? Please help me , i don't know the answer. Write the value of the underlined digit. 76,982 the value 9...
Monday, September 8, 2014 by Nnn
Write whether each underlined word js an adverb (adv.) or an adjective (adj.). Then, draw a line to the word it modifies. 1. The gates leading into the abbey were bolted and (firmly) sealed. A: Adverb (modifies sealed). 2. The Prince entertained his (lighthearted) friends with...
Sunday, September 7, 2014 by Victoria
you will develop a project that communicates to people something about your world. i don't mean planet earth i mean the circumstances in which you find yourself on a daily basis your project should include information about many different parts of your life. you might ...
Friday, September 5, 2014 by reina
Look at the following sentences, which use the passive voice. Then rewrite each sentence in the active voice, and decide which version you prefer and why. 1. Mistakes were made. a. I made mistakes. 2. Musical legends such as Ray Charles, Billie Holiday, and Johnny Cash have ...
Wednesday, September 3, 2014 by Sandy
English; Punctuation
Do you always put a comma before you use quotation marks, or do you only use a comma before dialogue or a quote? For example: I know, but just give this CD a chance, my mom said as she inserted the new CD into the CD player. It was made by a Christian band ...
Tuesday, September 2, 2014 by Anonymous
Explain sonata form name and sections. What is Aria form?
Saturday, August 30, 2014 by Duane
English 11
I put a * next to my answers. 1. The Jamestown settlers saved their colony by planting (1 point) a. maize. b. cotton. *c. tobacco. d. wheat. 2. Our capital town is advanced to about 150 very tolerable (satisfactory) houses for wooden ones; they are chiefly on both the ...
Wednesday, August 27, 2014 by Amber
The Curriculum
Which of the following is not a good technique for stimulating children to value the arts? A. Talking with children about beauty in nature and the arts B. Creating and sharing your own artistic projects C. Integrating art and music into the curriculum D. Encouraging only group...
Saturday, August 23, 2014 by Daniela
An astronaut in a spaceship is listening to his music. Calculate the time it takes to play a 4.00 minute song at 0.1c
Monday, August 4, 2014 by Liz
English/ Help
Choose the sentence that does not include a usage error. A) Todays college students may have grown up in the age of music sampling and file-sharing; however, they should realize that cutting and pasting sentences from a Wikipedia article constitutes plagiarism. B) Today...
Tuesday, July 22, 2014 by Dulce
List one of the vocal technology topics and describe how it has changed and/or affected popular music. 1. Time Based Effects Processing 2. Autotune or Melodyne 3. Talkbox or Vocoder 4. Vocal Sampling 5. Elastic Audio and Flex
Monday, July 14, 2014 by qwerty
1. Some like rock, and others like jazz. 2. Some like rock music, and others like jazz music. ----------- Does #1 mean #2?
Friday, July 11, 2014 by rfvv
History- Confucius
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Monday, July 7, 2014 by Michael
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Sunday, July 6, 2014 by Michael
movement and music
Music is important to literacy development because structural comparisons can be made between?
Tuesday, June 24, 2014 by elisha
The time signature is 4/4 and so how can I figure out the value of an eighth note? Sixteenth note?
Monday, June 23, 2014 by Anonymous
1. Mom cooked various kinds of food. 2. Mom cooked various kinds of foods. (Which one is grammatical, 'food' or 'foods'?) 3. I have a lot of interest in music. 4. I have a lot of interests in music. (Which one is grammatical?) Q5: Are spaghetti and macaroni pasta?
Monday, June 16, 2014 by rfvv
I have chosen Radioactive for my musical dance routine with my friend. I love this website and Radioactive. So.. I need a bit of help. I'm sticking to the song no matter what and I need advice from music tutors. This is what I have so far: Song playing in the background ...
Saturday, June 7, 2014 by Emz
Me and my friend are doing a wake and shake... ( it's a dance routine just are teachers call it that.) for our 'take away homework' at homework hut... We are really stuck for popular music I have a couple , but I'm not to sure if my friend agrees on them: Katy ...
Saturday, June 7, 2014 by Emz
LA - pls help asap!
Questions 14 correspond to "One." 1. What is the best interpretation of the following stanza from the poem "One"? Nobody can get into my clothes for me / or feel my fall for me, or do my running. / Nobody hears my music for me, either. A. You cannot ...
Tuesday, June 3, 2014 by TTR+S<3
Algebra 2
The commitee is planning this years prom. 500 on music 800 on the decorations 900 on the ballroom 25 per person for catering The ballroom can only hold 300 students. 35 per ticket with food. 20 per ticket without food. Must set aside 10 free pron tickets. a) create a function ...
Thursday, May 29, 2014 by Kenxgaga
Introduction to oPsychology
When you drive down the street listening to your car's radio, you may not think about the fact that the music is received by the radio's antenna. Which part of the human neuron serves the same purpose as asn antenna-that is, receiving information?
Monday, May 26, 2014 by unknown
5. Justin usually blows his nose using Kleenex tissues. His snot keeps leaking through the tissue. He decided he's going to create and experiment to find out if there is something better. What is 1 constant? a. type of tissue b. Justin c. amount of tissue d. mass of snot ...
Friday, May 23, 2014 by Anonymous
A music concert was attended by 450 people. Adult tickets sold for $70 and childrens tickets for $40. If total sales were $27,750, how much of each ticket was sold?
Wednesday, May 21, 2014 by Janet
Choose the topic that best limits the broad subjects music. A.) famous pianists B.) modern rap music C.) history of the harmonica D.) history of "The Star-Spangled banner" Not sure on this one. Please help Thanks.
Wednesday, May 21, 2014 by Cassie
A pop-music record firm wants the distribution of lengths of cuts on its record to have an average of 129 seconds and a standard deviation of 10 seconds so that disc jockeys will have plenty of time for commercials within each 5-minute period. The population times for cuts is ...
Saturday, May 17, 2014 by Samantha
Simple question about music
How many copies has the album thriller sold? Please tell me I need to know!!!
Friday, May 16, 2014 by Mare
English (Check)
Choose the sentence that contains no error in writing a title. Yes, we're performing in a one-act play called Nathan's Home. Do you think you could set Simon's poem, Wolf Moon, to music? And now, Teresa will play her new song, "Silvernight." <----- ...
Thursday, May 15, 2014 by JayJay
CD sales at corner music increased 145% last year. which number is equivalent to 145%? A. 14,500 B. 145 C. 1.45 D. O.O145 i think C but im not sure
Wednesday, May 14, 2014 by help please
Identify the correct sentence. A. The music sounds beautifully. B. Run quick; otherwise, you will miss the bus. C. I surely wish you would go. D. The boss is more happier today. B
Tuesday, May 13, 2014 by Susan
History -- PLEASE CHECK!
In the 1980s an alterative music form began developing in Washington State. This music, called grunge, combined elements of punk and heavy metal. Like most new bands, grunge bands started playing in small crowds and slowly became popular. Which of the following correctly ...
Tuesday, May 13, 2014 by Jasmine
Anyone been to an concert (jazz, opera, etc.)and had to do a concert report? i need a concert report can someone please help me, i don't really have the money or the time to go to a concert and i need to summit a concert report in a few days, pls help!!
Monday, May 12, 2014 by Fulano
How many beads do fourth graders need on their recorders?
Thursday, May 1, 2014 by Wendy
So I am doing an essay and I wanted to know the lyrics to Am I Born To Die by Tim Erikson, it is in the 2003 movie Cold Mountain. I cannot follow links, so if you could copy and paste the lyrics, I would appreciate it.
Monday, April 28, 2014 by imissbobby♥
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Revising sentences for agreement. There is either an error in subject-verb agreement or an error in pronoun-antecedent agreement 1. Many a girl has taken Shirley Chisholm as their model of success. My answer: Many girls has took Shirley Chisholm as their model of success. 2. ...
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So, I have to split a song into its form, like ABAA, ABBA, and so on. I need help with doing that to the song "Wake Me Up" by Avicii. I get confused whenever I try to. Please help me?
Thursday, April 24, 2014 by Anonymous
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A music conductor is one who ________. To lead one in is to ________, and abduct is to ________. Chrono means "time" so to "synchronize" means to __________. Since phon means sound, symphony must be _______. If thesis means "idea", then synthesis ...
Tuesday, April 22, 2014 by Anonymous
Smooth, stepwise movement within a melodic phrase, subphrase, or statement is known as _______ motion
Monday, April 21, 2014 by magenamanda
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Monday, April 21, 2014 by Anonymous
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Hey guys! I need some help on improving my vocal cords for my music class. I am 13 and I really need help with singing. My teacher says my voice sounds terrible and I would really like to sound pretty. Does anyone have any ideas on what I could do instead of buying something????
Thursday, April 10, 2014 by Hallie
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Tuesday, March 18, 2014 by Brandi
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Who is affected by electronic theft of a song? Just the singer Just the songwriter Only the record company******** Songwriters, artists, record company, producers, and ultimately the consumer Which is an accurate description of the legality of file ...
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which key is the relative minor of A major? Which major has 5 sharps in the key signature?
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Please check answers! From the words below, supply the words needed to complete the sentences. Cacophony, carp, heretic, philistines, sullen. A. Although Jenny liked rock music, her parents described it as a great CACOPHONY and insisted she turn it off. Jenny knew that any ...
Friday, February 28, 2014 by Anonymous
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A student responded to my question last night, however help was not received. At any event, this was my question I struggle with sensory writing. We are to write a sense of place story based on what we saw at a site we were designated to go view.. Mine was a ballet class. ...
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By Rick Warren
— May 21, 2014
"For the spirit that God has given us does not make us timid; instead, his spirit fills us with power, love, and self control." (2 Timothy 1:7 TEV)
Isn't a Christian supposed to be meek? Yes, but meekness is not weakness. There's a big difference. Meekness means "strength under control." Picture a wild stallion that has been broken and is now tamed. That stallion still has as much power as when he was wild, but now that power is bottled up for the master's use.
Only two people in the Bible were called meek: Jesus and Moses. Neither of them were weaklings or wimps. They were strong men of conviction. God doesn't expect you to just cave in every time somebody wants to manipulate you or control you. What would you do if someone asked you to do something immoral or illegal or unreasonable? You'd say no!
For a Christian, "no" is not a dirty word. It's OK to say "no." In fact, it's necessary from time to time. The Bible tells us to say "yes" when we mean yes, and "no" when we mean no. It doesn't tell us we need to feel guilty about doing so. It doesn't say we have to make excuses for our decisions.
You can't get through life, let alone ministry, without eventually being around someone who will try to intimidate, control, or manipulate you. How does God want us to deal with intimidating people?
2 Timothy 1:7 gives us the answer: "For the spirit that God has given us does not make us timid; instead, his spirit fills us with power, love, and self control" (TEV).
That's the way God wants you to deal with people — in power (confidence), in love (focusing on their needs), and in self-control. God's Spirit doesn't make us timid. It doesn't turn us into weaklings.
Yet, I know Christians who unconsciously think, "I have to be afraid of people in order to be spiritual. I just have to let people have their own way." If you'll look at the Bible, you'll see that's not the case.
You can't please everyone. That's a fact. So stop trying! When those difficult people come along, hold your ground, pray for those who persecute you, and leave the rest to God.
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Why is it hard for you to say "no" to other people? How has it affected you?
Rick Warren is the founding pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif., one of America's largest and most influential churches. Rick is author of the New York Times bestseller "The Purpose Driven Life." His book, "The Purpose Driven Church," was named one of the 100 Christian books that changed the 20th century. He is also the founder of Pastors.com, a global Internet community for pastors.
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LAKEWOOD - The demolition of Tent City in Lakewood continued Wednesday as public works crews returned to knock down about a half-dozen structures within the homeless encampment.
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Dibartola ripped out my bridges without my consent and lied about there being "cavities" under the metal portion of the bridges where they were attached to adjoining teeth. I have been without these bridges since 1989 or 1990. He also scams people with his "soft tissue management", which is nothing more than a teeth and shallow gum cleaning, and used (uses) the South Fayette magistrate as an accomplice, to get away with suing people for the 600.00 price tag (that was in 1989-90!). All dentists have destroyed my teeth for profit. Nearly every undercut (filling) based on questionable etchings, drilling, crown, bridge, root canal are unnecessary. It doesn't matter if it is a so called "chop shop" or a posh and respected suburban dental office. They are all crooks and the more chairside time they get the bigger their houses and nicer their cars become. The question to ask is whose interests are served by modern dentists? It is the interests of dental diagnostic corporations, dental device corporations, pharmaceutical corporations, insurance corporations and the dental hygiene industry. Dentists are conduits of billionaire investors. The "science" of dentistry is nearly completely meaningless. Dentists are needed only in emergencies and injuries. Modern Dentistry and medicine is a result of the parasitic nature of the service sector in a capitalist society. Even an establishment press from the UK has reported on this but they don't even scratch the service. They concentrate on unnecessary replacement of fillings not the unnecessary original fillings which do more damage to teeth and start you on your way to the destruction of healthy tooth structure and function and leads to the enrichment of the dentists and especially the industry investors . Here is the article from The Guardian from 2000 https://www.theguardian.com/society/2000/apr/16/futureofthenhs.health
He is the most unethical and uncaring dentist I have ever met. I work in Healthcare Administration. I know the questions to ask. First, He lied about participating with my insurance then he told me I needed to crowns - that the quotes ended up being completely different than the bills I received. The worst part is both teeth need removed after thousands of dollars - he crowned an infected tooth that is dangerous and especially with a heart murmur. He refused to correct his work after visiting him and explaining, getting second opinions and giving him the opportunity to fix the work he did and lied about. He refused. He could care less and is on some ego trip. Wayne the train he calls himself and posts on his wall in his office - yeah ok. Wayne the Train wreck is what he is. His staff are so afraid of him and look away when you ask them anything - like his manager when you ask her or tell her "Kathy, you were right there in the room when he said these things..." Do not go to him even if you are desperate.
Provided expert, complete, professional, and thorough care. Staff is excellent. Follow-up thorough. Results excellent. Job very well done.
He almost killed me. In hospital ten days. I have heard so many horror stories since my own. Sadly it changed many aspects of my life trying to deal with the repercussions of recovering from what he did. Please please stay away!
Worst job ever! Every dentist I've been to since say it's the worst job they had seen
I love Dr Dibartola and his staff. They are very friendly and competent..very caring and made me feel welcome and relaxed.
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I had a very small chipped front tooth that was repaired many years ago. When that fell out I went to Wayne the hack. Instead of cutting the tooth in a dovetail he cut it square, and the patch immediately fell out. That in turn required this ignoramus to grind my whole tooth down to a nub and to put on this hideous looking and terrible feeling cap. While he was at it he told me I had gum disease and needed a deep, extra special cleaning. I asked him how much, then agreed, however when I got billed the price quadrupled. That's when the told me the quoted price was for 1/4 of the procedure, which they made me come back four times to complete. The final bill was close to $3000 when it should have been a fraction of that ! DO NOT USE THIS BUTCHER, He's greedy, narcissistic, and a lying thief. He's constantly getting sued and needs to be disbarred from practicing . I'm going on a mission to expose this criminal...
This man is a true artist. SCAM ARTIST. He is worse than a telemarketer. I think his first baby words were root canal and crown. I suggest a second opinion. I wish I had gotten one my first round there and not my second. Also those of you who have gone double check your billing. I found he charged myself and my insurance. Not much and he fixed it but still happened. Read up and get a second opinion people.
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