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I am just starting out in my body makeover journey and I know that adding a stretching routine is critical to improve my flexibility and prevent injury. Stretching and increasing flexibility is one aspect of most workouts that is completely overlooked and underrated. I thought the best way to start is to jump in with both feet and try out one of the most popular and intense workouts: P90X Stretch.
P90X Program
The program is advertised to transform your body in 90 days and consists of 12 super-charged, super-intense workouts. It is designed to take you from a beginner level to an advanced level of overall body fitness. Many people have had fabulous results with the P90X program, so I thought the P90X Stretch was a great place to start.
First of all, it is about a 60 minute stretching routine, but worth every minute. P90X Stretch is a comprehensive stretching routine designed to hit every muscle from neck to ankle. The video takes you through very simple and step-by-step instructions with a heavy emphasis on breathing. Breathing is a major part in all yoga routines and it is not skipped here either.
"Stretching is the one thing that will help you achieve a higher level of athleticism over a longer period of time. The X Stretch routine is an integral part of the program that will help prevent injuries and avoid plateaus. The extensive full-body stretches that make up this routine use disciplines from Kenpo karate, hatha yoga, and various sports to ensure that your body is fully prepared to meet all P90X challenges head-on."
Tony Horton, P90X creator.
P90X Stretching Routine
Although this is the "easiest" of the 12 workout programs in the P90X set, it is far from a walk in the park. Tony takes you through each stretch with a calm voice and he invokes a peaceful state of mind throughout the stretching routine. At the end of the DVD I felt great; I was relaxed and invigorated.
The P90X program is intense to say the least. According to Tony, X in P90X stands for extreme. There are modifications throughout the entire workout to accommodate the beginners like me as well as the advanced students with phenomenal flexibility. This is a handy component of the program so that you can use these modifications when you are just starting out and then gradually work into the variations as you become more flexible.
Tony will also tell you to listen to your body and do not overdo it. Improving your flexibility is a process and it will not happen overnight. Continue the program and your body will have no choice but to be transformed into a lean and healthy machine.
Since I work on a computer all day, as most of us do, I am seeing the need to increase my overall flexibility. Adding a stretching routine like P90X Stretch to my new workout is setting me up to excel in many other activities, like swimming and running. This will in turn also help prevent injuries while I begin my journey to achieve my new awesome body.
I give P90X Stretch two thumbs up. It is an extreme stretching routine, yet it allows beginners to participate. We can see what we have to look forward to when we watch the super-fit instructors on the DVD.


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ACLU tells lawyer Randy Turner that Indybay will not remove article about animal cruelty
An article with photos and videos was posted on Indybay about animal cruelty. The article was about Amanda Lollar of Bat World Sanctuary. She is seen in the video operating on a conscious bat with no anesthesia. She cuts the bat's vagina too much while trying to do an episiotomy and the bat's vagina and uterus are pulled out. Mom and pup died. Lollar is not a veterinarian.
Mary Cummins a wildlife rehabilitator with Animal Advocates filmed the episiotomy gone awry while attending a supposed training internship at Bat World Sanctuary in Mineral Wells, Texas. Cummins thought she would be videotaping the normal birth of a baby bat. While Cummins was at Bat World Sanctuary she witnessed other acts of animal cruelty and neglect besides violations of the health code. She left the internship early, returned home to Los Angeles, California and reported the animal cruelty to authorities.
After Cummins reported Lollar for animal cruelty she was sued for defamation and sharing supposed "copyrighted/proprietary data." Lollar stated in court that the way in which she did the botched episiotomy is "proprietary." Randy Turner of Turner & McKenzie is the Fort Worth, Texas lawyer representing Amanda Lollar and Bat World Sanctuary. Cummins is currently pro se but is looking for pro-bono representation.
Turner filed a motion for temporary injunction against Cummins to force her to remove the videos, photos and articles posted online. Substitute Judge William Brigham sitting in for Judge Bonnie Sudderth allowed the temporary injunction. Turner presented the judge with a temporary order he'd pre-written which included a list of url links on the internet. Most of these linked articles, photos and videos were not posted by Cummins. They were posted by others or robots on websites she does not control.
Cummins removed all content which she controlled. She could not remove websites created by others. Turner then filed a motion for contempt against Cummins because she did not remove other peoples' websites. Turner then sent the temporary order to the websites directly demanding that they remove the items. Some of the websites such as Facebook did remove the content but Indybay did not.
Turner then threatened to sue Indybay if they did not remove the content. ACLU of Northern California sent a response letter to Turner stating that Indybay will not remove the content. From the letter,
"Under § 230 of the Communications Decency Act, operators of websites such as Indybay cannot be forced to censor articles and other information that, like the materials here at issue, originate with a third party, even if those materials are defamatory or otherwise objectionable.
Moreover, Indybay has a First Amendment right to display factually accurate materials, including videos and photographs, even if they were acquired unlawfully by a third party. Your demand that Indybay remove the entire webpage, which includes not just the initial post but also links to material supporting and disputing the accuracy of that post as well as information relating to your clients' lawsuit against Ms. Cummins, is clearly overbroad; complying with it would result in the censorship of materials that are clearly protected by the First Amendment, including materials that support Ms. Lollar and Bat World Sanctuary.
In short, whatever the merits of your clients' dispute with Ms. Cummins, Indybay may properly maintain its webpage under § 230 of the First Amendment." (Link to letter from ACLU http://www.aclunc.org/issues/freedom_of_press_and_speech/asset_upload_file985_9987.pdf )
About ACLU of Northern California: The ACLU of Northern California works to preserve and guarantee the protections of the Constitution's Bill of Rights. The largest of the ACLU's 53 affiliates nationwide, the ACLU-NC is located in San Francisco. Today, the ACLU-NC has over 55,000 members, 50 staff, and 16 volunteer-run chapters across the region.
About Indybay: The San Francisco Bay Area Independent Media Center is a non-commercial, democratic collective of bay area independent media makers and media outlets, and serves as the local organizing unit of the global Indymedia network.
About Mary Cummins: Cummins is President of Animal Advocates, a Los Angeles based non-profit animal rescue group. She is also a permitted wildlife rehabilitator specializing in small mammals including bats.
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Saturday May 28th, 2011 1:55 PM
Randy Turner is an embarrassment to the legal profession. He recently defended a man claiming to be a veteran and his pit bull "service dog". Many donations were collected only to find out that the man was a complete fraud. http://workingtohelpanimalstodaytomorrow.blogspot.com/2011/05/crazy-bat-lady-strikes-out.html
Saturday May 28th, 2011 2:29 PM
Randy Turner is again representing the bad guy. Why? He is attacking Cummins the same vicious way he attacked the people who were bitten by his last client's dog. Doesn't he know how to use the Google? Bat experts have been calling Lollar a fraud for years. She has no education or training and she's killing bats with her mutilating operations.
"Fort Worth Pit Bull Owner, Steven Woods, Pegged as Fraudulent
From left: Steven Woods, his pit bull (in pink) and former attorney Randy Turner.
No Time in Iraq
Fort Worth, TX - After weeks of enjoying local celebrity status and raising more than $17,000 for his cause, disabled veteran Steven Woods and his so-called "therapy" pit bull, Mimi, are now on skid row. WFAA/News 8 reported Monday that Woods' sob story, claiming to have served in Operation Iraqi Freedom1 and needed his dog to help him cope with PTSD, was fraudulent. After making inquiries to the Army, WFAA learned that Woods never served in Iraq.
After two alleged biting incidents earlier this year, city officials deemed Mimi dangerous. The designation required Woods to abide by new restrictions, as well as to pay the many violations that were racked up by Mimi and his other pit bulls. Woods' story, echoed by his former lawyer, Randy Turner 2 -- who called him a "war hero" and a victim of a "vindictive prosecution" -- enticed pit bull lovers and "no-kill" fanatics to unleash a predictable and vengeful campaign. Save the two-time mauler at all costs and that includes vilifying and falsely characterizing anyone who gets in the way."
Original article here
Saturday May 28th, 2011 2:47 PM
Check out this video. The dog lawyer lies to the public.
Randy Turner in the video states "This is a clear case of retaliation. Even if his dogs had been the ones that had attacked somebody, why don't we give some consideration to the sacrifices that this man made for this country and waive the fines."
The man was never in the war! was never injured! lied and said he was incontinent! lied and said he had to wear a catheter! walked with a fake limp and a cane! said his dog was a service dog! said his dogs never bit anyone when they did!
Why doesn't this guy check out his clients before he embarrasses himself? I just started reading the AA page. His client never finished high school yet is a world renown bat expert? She has the biggest bat sanctuary in the world with only 300 bats when the world record is held by a sanctuary with 2.5 million bats? She says all the videos and photos were posted after Cummins left when her own exhibits show they were posted before she left? She says there was no written permission to take photos when it clearly says so on the intern info flyer, "take all the photos you want of bats and procedures."
This is the page I'm reading.
Saturday May 28th, 2011 3:50 PM
Knew it was just a matter of time. Randy Turner saw the story about the vet and his pitbull on the news. He ran to help the man pro bono because he thought he could get great media attention for himself to get the support from animal lovers when he runs for Judge again. He rushed in to help without investigating and ended up the fool. All those animal lovers didn't help you get elected, did they? They didn't help your law partner Tom McKenzie either. They both ran for Judge last year when they are a two person law firm. The only reason you want to be a judge is because you aren't cutting it in private practice and you want a steady check. I can understand as we're all hurting in this economy. No wonder he has so much time for pro bono work, no other clients. Hope the bat lady is at least paying you.
July 2010 Election Results. Landslide loss.
Wade Birdwell 11,307 71.56%
Randy Turner 4,494 28.44%
Bill Harris 11,279 71.90%
Tom McKenzie 4,448 28.10%
Saturday May 28th, 2011 10:05 PM
In court Randy Turner said there were no costs or fees. He is representing her pro bono. He did not check out his clients history, story or any documents before he took on this case just like the Steven Woods case. He should have instantly demanded all her email and documents which she gave to interns for starters.
If you're really a Fort Worth lawyer and business is a little slow, how about some pro bono work? I'm honest and have tons of documentation, witnesses, photos, videos to prove my case. Link is above :-D
Sunday May 29th, 2011 11:59 AM
Link is below.
Sunday May 29th, 2011 1:31 PM
The election for Judges was November 2, 2010. Here are the final numbers. They lost by a landslide.
209,357 vs 126,635
Birdwell vs Turner
211,712 vs 124,614
Harris vs McKenzie
After Turner's Steven Woods fiasco, Bat World mess and now this public ACLU smack down, I doubt he'll ever be elected judge. It's shocking that Turner took the Steven Woods story to the media and social networks himself without checking it out. There's no way he can get all those news articles calling him and his client a fraud off the internet. And now he's gotten himself into an almost identical mess with Bat World.
Sunday May 29th, 2011 5:11 PM
Turner's wife is also a lawyer. She graduated magna cum laude from law school. This is pretty ironic. She's on the board of trustees of the "Texas Center for Legal Ethics - Professionalism in Practice." Their goal is "to promote the practice of law by Texas lawyers in an ethical and professional manner." Maybe she should talk to her husband about ethical and professional behavior. First the fake war veteran with a service dog and now a fake bat expert who commits animal cruelty. I wonder if she'd approve of her husband using his law degree like a club against people. Getting an impossible injunction against someone then threatening to throw them in jail doesn't sound very ethical to me. Trying to shut down a freedom of speech web page with an injunction against an unrelated individual also doesn't sound very ethical. He's not even getting paid to do these unethical and unprofessional things.
Sunday May 29th, 2011 6:50 PM
Randy represented a german shepherd rescue organization pro bono. They were being sued by the original owner of a Katrina dog because they refused to return the dog. The dog named "Precious" was owned by Linda Charles.
When Katrina hit she was caring for her mother in a wheel chair. She thought she'd be back in a day or so to retrieve her dog. They would not let her back in the City.
In the movie Randy supposedly said "the owner walked away and left her dog in the attic. Why was Katrina not too dangerous for her dog? I don't understand. You wouldn't leave a child there. Animals should have some rights. The right not to be cruelly treated, not to suffer. The animal has no right under our law. Who owns this property? That is the only question. I have a problem making her (the dog) go through the trauma of separation again. There should be a minimum level of care that people should follow. Left in an attic in the face of an upcoming storm? It's in the best interest of the dog to stay where she is. No one was pointing a gun at the owner saying get on the bus or we'll shoot your dog."
Linda asked people to get her dog in Katrina. She said "I didn't abandon my dog. Is this about race? (Randy's client is while, Linda is black) or who's rich or poor? (Randy's client are richer than Linda) They just got attached to the dog. No one should have the right to take your dog. A dog is like family, like your own baby."
Randy basically fought Linda until she ran out of money. That's how he won. Here are some reviews of Randy and the people who would not return the dog.
"That lawyer Randy Turner showed himself to be a disgusting, elitist asshole. Must be nice sitting on top of that flaming pile of self-righteousness. I hope he never has to face a natural disaster and rescue his family and invalid mother in a blink of an eye. Jerk."
"In that light, the comment by Good Shepherd Rescue attorney Randy Turner that "If Katrina's conditions were too dangerous for a family, why is it not too dangerous for a dog" comes across as clueless and arrogant."
"What this family in Texas did to Ms. Charles makes me physically ill. If they were truly motivated to do good works then they would have returned the dog to a family whose life was completely uprooted. I can't imagine what motivated Randy Turner, Esq. This pompous yokel professes that his clients were not rich while you watch them saunter (with Ms. Charles's dog) in lush green fields. For him to even hint that Ms. Charles had choices is egregious. These poor people were not allowed to take their animals.
The remarks made by Mr. Randy Turner were shameful, contemptuous, elitist, and utterly lacking in compassion for Ms. Charles. If this family in Texas felt so just in their decision to steal Linda Charles's dog, then why didn't they reveal their identities. What an example for their children."
"Randy Turner the lawyer in the movie is a horrible person. He is no animal lover. What should the woman have done? Left her mother in a wheel chair in the house and rescued the dog? She had to carry her mother in the wheel chair. The dog survived. The only reason she didn't get the dog back was because she didn't have money for a lawyer. If I adopted a Katrina dog and the true owner wanted it back, I'd give it back. I'd be very sad but I'd do the right thing."
Based on the movie reviews I read, I don't think Randy cares about animals or people. He only cares about his ego. Link to movie trailer is below. Randy's not in the trailer.
Monday May 30th, 2011 3:13 PM
He's been trying to get out of private practice for years.
Melody Wilkinson 331,391
Randy Turner 262,154
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Tuesday May 31st, 2011 7:05 AM
He did not win the Katrina dog lawsuit on merit. He would have lost on merit. Instead he papered the woman to death. He even stated that she abused and neglected her dog. The dog was in Katrina then in a crate for months. How would he know the condition of the dog before Katrina hit? Turner is a nasty, unethical, unprofessional lawyer.
Turner was involved with the fake war veteran with the fake service dog for press alone. He worked the story. Instantly he had a page in his website about the story and all the press he was getting. He didn't even help the man legally. Turner never went to court for the guy. He just hung on the guy's media.
Go read some of the old articles. Turner sent emails out far and wide telling people to bombard city officials with nasty emails. They even sent in death threats to the city officials. Unethical, unprofessional. When Turner realizes he has no case he resorts to nasty tricks to get what he wants.
Tuesday May 31st, 2011 9:11 AM
Patti Gearhart Turner will become chief of staff for Texas Wesleyan University President Frederick G. Slabach on June 1, 2011. As chief of staff, Turner will serve as advisor, assistant and coordinator for the president, working closely with senior university administrators, the board of trustees, and the community.
Turner has served as the assistant dean of student affairs and director of the Equal Justice Program at Texas Wesleyan School of Law since 2000. She graduated magna cum laude from Texas Wesleyan School of Law in 1994 and worked as an interim briefing attorney with the state's Second Court of Appeals. As a private lawyer, she handled family law, probate, juvenile and general civil litigation before joining Tarrant County Probate Court Two as investigator, where she practiced guardianship law.
She currently serves on the Tarrant County Bar Foundation board, the Guardianship Certification Board, and the Texas Center for Legal Ethics board. Turner has served as the president of the Women Attorneys Section of the Tarrant County Bar Association, as a director of the Tarrant County Probate Bar Association, and as board president at Women's Haven of Tarrant County. In addition, she was one of the founding members of the Fort Worth Area Habitat for Humanity (now Trinity Habitat for Humanity). She is married to Randy Turner an attorney with Turner & McKenzie. Her husband Randy represented a fake war veteran with a fake service dog to con people into donating money. It's been said he's not a nice person.
Tuesday May 31st, 2011 12:50 PM
Someone just pointed out to me that Randy Turner is a hypocrite. AUGUST 11, 2009 Turner spoke at City Council on item G-16653. This item pertains to dangerous dogs, dog enclosures, fines for dangerous dogs ... Then he took on client Steven Woods case. Woods was charged with having a dangerous dog which bit people. He was told he must have his dog in an enclosure, have a muzzle in public, must pay for shelter fees and fines. Turner then told the City that he should not have to do these things and pay the fines. Then why did he tell City Council to vote for these things? Baffling.
Tuesday May 31st, 2011 2:46 PM
Cummins has faced bigger jerks than Turner and has come out on top. I have faith she will do it again this time. Here's a little on Randy Turner. http://blog.dogsbite.org/2010/12/fort-worth-pit-bull-owner-steven-woods.html
Wednesday Jun 1st, 2011 9:57 AM
Please, leave family members of the parties out of this. They are not involved. Yes, they are dragging my family and friends in to this but don't stoop to their level.
I'm still looking for a pro-bono lawyer.
Wednesday Jun 1st, 2011 4:29 PM
"As is true of every Katrina story, race and class play significant roles in "Mine," which grows more disturbing as the weeks melt into years. The animal rescue world can be an eccentric battlefield, a place where pets matter more than their people, and Ms. Pezanoski registers its admirable and unsettling elements fairly. When a white lawyer (Randy Turner) chides a black woman (Linda Charles) for abandoning her dog — the woman says she had her hands full rescuing her children and wheelchair-bound mother — it's hard not to flash back to those commentators who wondered why the poor inhabitants of New Orleans didn't just leave in their nonexistent cars."
"Just as in many of the circumstances of Katrina the film touches on racism and classism but not enough. When a white lawyer (Randy Turner) criticizes a black woman (Linda Charles) for leaving her dog behind he jumps to the conclusion that she did not care about her pet. When in reality she was faced with getting her children and disabled mother to safety first."
From the owner of the dog:
"We lost everything but our mind, " New Orleans resident Linda Charles says in the film. "We walked out with nothing. That dog meant so much to us."
Wednesday Jun 1st, 2011 4:39 PM
... racist and a classist. He's also clueless. Maybe the poor people fleeing Katrina should have hired limos to take them and their dogs to the spa for the weekend.
Thursday Jun 2nd, 2011 8:52 AM
Turner sent out this email to con people into donating money to his client Steven Woods. My comments are in [ ].
From: Randy Turner mailto: randy [at] turnermckenzie.com Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2010 9:29 AM Subject: Help Dear Friends...
"I just tried a dangerous dog case for two days in Fort Worth Municipal Court and lost. My client is a young Iraq war veteran who was permanently disabled by a roadside bomb. (He walks with a cane, has little control of his bowels, is incontinent, wears a catheter, and suffers from PTSD). His psychiatrist recommended that he get a dog as therapy, which he did. [ALL LIES]
"The dog is his baby—or 'my little girl' as he calls her. She lives totally indoors, sleeps with him on his bed, is registered, current on all vaccinations, etc. She allegedly bit a neighbor on the finger. " (We vigorously disputed that it was his dog who bit the person, hence the two-day trial with 10 witnesses). [HE GOT TEN WITNESSES TO LIE FOR HIM.]
"The judge declared Mimi a dangerous dog and ordered that she be euthanized unless my client complies with all of the dangerous dog requirements within 15 days. This was effectively a death sentence.
"My pitiful client lives on $779/mo. disability checks in a home for disabled vets [ANOTHER LIE] and there is no way he can ever pay the $500 registration fee, $500 boarding fees (as of today), purchase $100,000 of liability insurance, put up an enclosure with 6-foot fences, pay for spay, etc.[HIS DOG WASN'T EVEN SPAYED. HE GOT NINE DANGEROUS DOG TICKETS IN A MONTH AND HIS DOG SERIOUSLY INJURED TWO PEOPLE]
"As a side note, the trial was on Veteran's Day and my client proudly wore his uniform as he has on every Veteran's Day since he was discharged because, as he says, 'I am proud that I fought for my country.' [ANOTHER LIE]
"I am trying to figure out a way for someone to buy Mimi and comply with the dangerous dog requirements. (I have the maximum number of dogs allowed under the FW ordinance or I would do it). If we can do this Steven has an uncle in Arkansas who will take her from the new owner."
This man has no problem lying to get what he wants. Even when Turner was told that Woods was not a veteran he continued to support the con. He released this news, "Steven Woods is profoundly grateful to Metroplex Animal Coalition and to all of the generous donors who saved his beloved dog, Mimi, from being euthanized. Unfortunately, Steven has recently been the subject of negative media reports concerning his military service."
[Being called out for being a total fraud is the "subject of negative media reports?" ] His partner or wife must have forced him to finally dump the client.
Thursday Jun 2nd, 2011 12:49 PM
Both Turner and Lollar use/used GoDaddy services. Did they miss the video of the canned hunt of the elephant in Zimbabwe?He was supposedly a volunteer with orangutan rehabilitation in Borneo, Indonesia and black rhino conservation in Zimbabwe yet he thinks slaughtering elephants is okay?
Thursday Jun 2nd, 2011 5:01 PM
after he embarrassed himself with the fake war veteran story. He still has a profile but he removed his photo and all friends but one. He was posting about the fraud Steven Woods on his page. When people realized he was a fraud he got a lot of hate posts so he quietly slunk away and hid.
Saturday Jun 4th, 2011 9:54 AM
Steven Lamar Woods the fake war veteran assaulted someone last summer. Why didn't the lawyer see this? He's willing to represent criminals, liars and frauds.
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Sunday Jun 5th, 2011 12:03 PM
Randy tried to auction himself off for lunch. He said it was worth $250 to have lunch with him and get legal advice. There was only one bid for $83. He was sold for $83. The bidder was capsdog. The auction was for CAPS, Companion Animal Protection Society. They felt bad that he didn't any bids so they bid on him so he wouldn't look bad. And what's with the photo? It looks like a photo for an online dating site. Randy is 58 years old and married.
Wednesday Jun 8th, 2011 9:26 AM
This is the link in question in the letter. Because Turner sent that letter to IndyMedia he has guaranteed that the article will be immortalized on the internet. It's still being picked up by other sources and robots and being reposted.
Because he sent that letter to IndyMedia, he has also immortalized himself on the internet with this IndyMedia article. This article with a listing of some of his failures will also be here forever. It continues to be picked up.
Maybe Turner should have read the "about us" section of IndyMedia before sending off a threatening letter. He might have been able to get the article removed before but not now. If only he'd sent a letter instead of instantly suing someone, this mess probably never would have happened either. Randy Turner, always one to jump the gun especially when he has no paying work to keep him busy.
Thursday Jun 9th, 2011 7:46 AM
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Apparently the ACLU believes the lies of a known cyberstalker who has targeted Amanda Lollar as well as countless others over the past decade. They will end up looking really stupid when the truth comes to light.
Thursday Jun 9th, 2011 9:58 AM
Read ACLU's letter. ACLU and Indymedia are legally in the right. Indymedia is not a party to the lawsuit. The injunction is not against Indymedia but Mary Cummins. Indymedia does not have to remove anything. If Turner wants Indymedia to remove items, he must sue Indymedia and get an injunction against Indymedia. The ACLU has represented Indymedia many times in the past. Turner is no match for ACLU-NC. He also has no legal standing. Any case against Indymedia would be meritless. He'd also have to file in California. He would need to hire a California lawyer.
Thursday Jun 9th, 2011 10:02 AM
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Check out the evidence in the link below. Lollar has a history for lying, committing perjury and forging documents. She files lawsuits against people as personal revenge. She is a hateful person. See attached complaint by Amanda Lollar of Bat World Sanctuary against Talking Talons and their response. Turner is representing a repeat offender.
Thursday Jun 9th, 2011 1:13 PM
in response to the recent comment above about the truth and the facts, the story here seem pretty clear to me
the bat world lady is not qualified or certified to administer drugs and perform surgeries but she does it anyway, which is cruel and sometimes even leads to the deaths of bats
the bat world lady wants to hide those simple FACTS by claiming copyright protection of the videos that show her doing such cruel and unauthorized things so that she can cover up the TRUTH. she also wants to attack the messenger in order to sweep the all the embarrassing FACTS under the rug
now, texas is not one of the most animal friendly states (they had that law against disparaging beef) and very well might find in favor of bat world lady and allow her to hide the TRUTH, but that does not change the FACTS of the matter that anyone with open eyes can see
the ACLU is doing the right thing and should not be attacked here in yet another attempt to bury the TRUTH
Thursday Jun 9th, 2011 3:24 PM
Amanda stated that the health dept visited her and said everything was fine. No, they did not. I have a copy of their report. They forced her to make a lot of changes. Everyone must wear proper gloves. Students cannot handle ill bats. Bite reports must be made every time a bat bites someone. Possibly rabid bats must be euthanized and sent to the lab. Go to link above to see tons of new documents and evidence.
A toddler found a rabid bat directly outside Amanda's "wild sanctuary" building. The toddler had a cut on his face. He had to have rabies shots. The mother filed a report against Amanda with the City. Amanda found an animal lawyer in Fort Worth who sent a letter to the City threatening to sue them if they did anything about the report. They also threatened to give them bad press. It's all in the link below.
Sunday Jun 12th, 2011 7:10 PM
All the dogs in the movie "Mine" were returned to their rightful owners except Precious. Turner's clients never even sent a letter to Linda Charles saying the dog was fine. They just kept the dog and hid. Turner of course lawyered and papered Linda Charles until she ran out of money. He had no case so that was the only way he could win. Winning was all that mattered to him. At least the movie made him look like the elitist, classist, racist douche bag that he is.
"Thanks for your email. Linda was never reunited with Precious. She tells me she still thinks about Precious every day. She finally saw MINE last year and while it was bittersweet, she was happy to get to see Precious. Part of me thinks that even though she gave up the fight long ago, what she really needed for closure was just to be reassured that Precious was happy and healthy and well loved, and she never got that directly from the family who adopted Precious. Thank you for caring."
Saturday Jun 18th, 2011 6:53 PM
If you piss him off, he will only come after me that much more. That is not helping my case.
Saturday Jun 25th, 2011 5:49 PM
The Temporary Injunction against Cummins is void because it does not set a bond as required by Tex.R.Civ.Pr. 684. Therefore plaintiff's lawyer Randall Turner had no right to demand that Indybay comply with the void injunction which was not even against Indybay. Furthermore Turner had no legal right to demand that they remove said article based on any legal merits. Turner's behavior was unethical, unprofessional and sanctionable.
Friday Jul 29th, 2011 3:47 PM
Randy Turner helped con man Steven Woods get away with allowing his unneutered dogs to repeatedly attack people. You can guess what happened. Mimi and another pit owned by Steven Woods attacked a man. Randy Turner is totally responsible for this. No one should help Steven Woods this time. This is a felony because he's a repeat offender. Randy Turner had no problem getting 11 witnesses to perjure themselves to try to save this con man and his dog. He should be held responsible for this.
Friday Aug 12th, 2011 9:15 AM
Three articles about the dangerous dogs being killed. Why did Turner represent this con man? Woods packed up his things and left town. He knows he's guilty.
Friday Sep 2nd, 2011 4:44 PM
Attorney Randy Turner of Turner & McKenzie in Fort Worth, Texas. Lawyer Randall Turner. http://www.randyturner.com
Wednesday Sep 28th, 2011 5:37 PM
Randy Turner is at it again, representing the dark side. He's representing Amanda Lollar with Bat World Sanctuary in a lawsuit against Mary Cummins, a wildlife rehabilitator who is licensed and permitted by the California Department of Fish and Game to rescue native animals. In this latest lawsuit it seems Randy is defending a person who has repeatedly tortured animals. When will he ever learn? Clearly Randy Turner is an attorney to avoid unless you are a lying sneak or an animal abuser.
Not only is Amanda Lollar and bat world sanctuary under investigation by Texas Parks & Recreation for illegal activity (as they control her wildlife rehabilitation permit) but they have stated, "wildlife rehabilitators cannot perform surgery." Videos, taken by Ms. Cummins, clearly show Amanda Lollar performing and performing a surgery. See the graphic video by clicking the link below. The USDA is also investigating Lollar. It is their permit that allows Amanda Lollar and Bat World to exhibit bats.
You can keep up to date with the lawsuit at this web site:
Monday Nov 14th, 2011 2:48 PM
Attorney Randy Turner, Randall Turner of Fort Worth, Texas Turner & McKenzie lawyer firm sleeping during his own client's deposition. He should be disbarred.
Friday Feb 3rd, 2012 12:29 PM
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[UPDATE] The movie time had to change due to a scheduling conflict with another movie that night. So instead of 10pm the movie is now at 11:15pm. I hope that works for everyone.
Get ready for an exciting night of secret movie watching! San Francisco Hacker News is proud to present Hackers (1995) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113243/) starring Angelina Jolie, Jonny Lee Miller, and Matthew Lillard.
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by Jeff Davis, DCW staff and member of the Anaheim
This article originally appeared in the February 2007 edition of Drum Corps World (Volume 35, Number 17).
Yes, it has been a while since we last chatted. There hasn't been a lot of information worth publishing, but I figured you might want to know some of the things that have happened and where we stand as of the beginning of the new year.
We marched in the Anaheim Halloween Parade, which was a good "test" of our agility.
Remember the average age? In September, we sent in the first uniform order and we expect them to arrive toward the end of January. By the way, that first order was for 250 uniforms. Yes, this is real and we are serious. For any doubters that remain, which I think unlikely, you don't have much time to get on board the KAC train.
At our December camp, the full corps finished the drill to our first song. It was an exciting moment for all in attendance, as there are some who haven't marched in a generation, and we certainly didn't learn drill using the dot system.
I must admit to some apprehension about the new way to learn drill, but it isn't so bad once you get used to it.
You know, one thing really stands out to me with this group of people. While our best marching years have certainly gone by, we are all a bunch of kids out there enjoying rehearsal and having a great time. We take it seriously, but we are having the time of our lives. I almost think we didn't appreciate it enough in our early years. Now, we're making the most of it.
After careful consideration of all things Kingsmen, the show has been finalized. The objective was to provide as many Kingsmen "moments" as possible, given the constraints of time. I know for me, this is exciting in that I get to play more Kingsmen music. How can that be bad? Also, in January we will be performing at the NAMM Convention at the Anaheim convention center. We're pushing for 100
horns to be in attendance.
For 2007, we're kicking into "high gear" in order to be prepared for DCI. A look at our rehearsal schedule will give OOT's (out of towner's) plenty of opportunity to earn frequent flyer miles, all the holidays will be out of the way and they can concentrate on being here for camp.
I know we are all looking forward to August with great anticipation. As an FYI, the Kingsmen Alumni Corps will be doing a full field drill. Knowing the great alumni corps that have performed in the past, the staff felt that the KAC had to measure up not only to those standards, but Kingsmen standards as well. We couldn't just "show up."
Many have been involved in the alumni corps for almost two years and the culmination of that hard work will be evident to all on August 10, 2007. One of the objectives of the alumni corps is to pave the way for the Kingsmen StarCorps.
California has seen a tremendous boon in corps and to think that a corps representing the values and principles of the Kingsmen will once again be a reality, well, I'm excited!
I've noted on Drum Corps Planet that some of you are wondering what is happening with the StarCorps? Some believe the corps will compete at this year's DCI Championships. All I can say is, you'll have to keep checking the Web site for updates — www.kingsmenstarcorps.org.
I'm not sure how many more updates you will receive; hopefully once a quarter until the summer will suffice. Due to more scheduled rehearsals, there won't be a lot of time to write, but I'll give it a shot.
Lastly, don't expect just another bunch of old guys and gals reliving their childhood next August. As one of our sisters in the guard so eloquently put it, "we refuse to suck!" Brings a tear to my eye every time I hear it.


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To capture on film what teems inside Dave McKean's head would normally take $400 million and a crew of 400.
Instead, through the wizardry of computers, the famed comic book artist's haunting imagery made the translation to cinema for just $4 million and with 17 artists.
His first film, "Mirror Mask," is a Sundance Film Festival premiere that defies categorization. It's a wildly visualized fantasy about an artistic teenage girl (Stephanie Leonidas) who is sucked into a dream world of her own drawings (which were created by McKean) populated by, among other things, cats with pale human faces. The movie, directed by McKean and written by him and his longtime comic book collaborator, Neil Gaiman, premieres Tuesday at the Broadway Centre Cinemas in Salt Lake City.
McKean's stylistic, surreal visions in "Mirror Mask," similar to the art of the "Sandman" graphic novels he did with Gaiman, could only be brought to the big screen with computers. This emerging method of conjuring virtual worlds for film with digital tools is the subject of a Sundance panel discussion that begins today at 3 p.m. at the Egyptian Theatre.
From the last two "Star Wars" films to 2004's "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow," filmmakers are experimenting with computer graphics as a way to conceive entire sets and backgrounds, not just special effects shots. Need gigantic robots to crush a stylized version of New York City? No problem, just program it all in.
Most of "Mirror Mask" was filmed in front of a blue screen on which there was nothing for actors to react to because the computer-generated characters were put into the scene later.
McKean and a team of artists and technicians then spent a year using computers to draw the setting and the other-worldly characters. Nearly everything but the beginning and the end was filmed with a virtual backdrop.
Only the retro look of "Sky Captain," patterned after 1940s Max Fleischer "Superman" cartoons, required as much computer work. Both films took place in environments that were impossible to re-create in real life.
"I didn't want the film to look photorealistic, and that is what computer graphics are generally used for," McKean said from his home in Great Britain. "But that's very expensive, and it's a very narrow target when computers can do anything at all. I was keen on doing something completely imaginative and dreamlike."
While computer generated imagery (CGI) has been used before to re-create real-world environments and for real object special effects, that's nothing but "a technical exercise," McKean said. "The shine of that will wear off very soon. If you make these kinds of films, the onus is to use the imagination."
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"It becomes a stylistic choice of how you use it," he said. "But even if you can, it doesn't mean that you should."
McKean will always be more interested in using computers to realize his far-out visions.
"It's down to tastes and what the script demands," he said. "I prefer to make images that are imagined. If we want something that looks like a forest, I would rather just go out to a forest."


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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 12.0032 Friday, 5 January 2001
Date: Friday, 5 Jan 2001 12:40:37 -0000
Subject: 11.2252 Re: Iambic Pentameter
Comment: Re: SHK 11.2252 Re: Iambic Pentameter
In early December, Peter Groves wrote:
> Spoken language has a subtle and complex
> system of signifiers at its disposal, in which
> timing differences of as little as 0.03 seconds
> can make a subliminal distinction in how we
> perceive. How, for example, do we mark the
> enjambment in "Signior Anthonio, many a time
> and oft / In the Ryalto you have rated me"?
> Inexperienced readers either read it as prose
> (which seems a bit hard on poor old Shakespeare)
> or come down with a thump on "oft" as though it
> had a comma after it, producing the pleonastic
> adverbial phrase "many a time and oft" (and limiting
> the rating to the Rialto).
I found this a convincing argument that Shylock meant
(a) "many times, and, what's worse, quite a few of them in the Rialto,
you have rated me"
rather than
(b) "many times in the Rialto you have rated me"
That is, I preferred to think Shakespeare avoided the pleonasm "many a
time and oft". But here are three other occasions on which he used it:
1H4 1.2.49 SIR JOHN Well, thou hast called her to a reckoning many
1H4 1.2.50 a time and oft.
CYL 2.1.95 SIMPCOX'S WIFE Most true, forsooth, and many time and oft
CYL 2.1.96 Myself have heard a voice to call him so.
JC 1.1.37 MURELLUS Knew you not Pompey? Many a time and oft
JC 1.1.38 Have you climbed up to walls and battlements,
JC 1.1.39 To towers and windows, yea to chimney-tops,
JC 1.1.40 Your infants in your arms, and there have sat
JC 1.1.41 The livelong day with patient expectation
JC 1.1.42 To see great Pompey pass the streets of Rome.
So the less-interesting paraphrase of Shylock's "many a time and oft /
In the Ryalto you have rated me", the (b) paraphrase above, is the right
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OK, so here I am. In fact I bet my wife reads this. I wonder if she will know it is me. I need advice and help... I guess that's why we are all here. Here is some background, I will make it as short as possible. I would have to write a novel to fully explain my relationship with her.
I have been with my wife for ten years. We had a child shortly after we met each other. I married her almost three years ago because she is the most lovely person I have ever met and stayed with me through thick and thin. She is my bestest friend!
A couple of years ago my wife went on vacation with one of her friends and met a couple that were polyamorous. Needless to say light bulbs went off in her head and she came home and told me almost instantly that we should sleep with other people. I was shocked and did not react well. I felt completely intimidated and insecure and we ignored the issue for a while. Since Sept. of '08 we have had a great opening up. I told her about the things that I had been keeping from her including an emotional relationship with a roommate that we had. I have recently let go of the resentments that I kept from our past.
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I believe for myself that I would not have a problem being with other people. It's actually quite appealing and not because I'm not getting things from my wife but because of what I am getting from my wife. I am bi and love meeting people, love being with people and love, love, love sex. It is easy for me to become infatuated with others I have just kept it to myself in the past. The fact that I think I could do it myself without a problem but that I have a problem with my wife doing it too makes me feel like a real selfish jerk. At least I realize it though, right?
She had come to me recently and told me of someone she felt very deeply for. I pushed her to talk to him about it even though it was still hard for me to deal with it. Nothing came of it (maybe it just wasn't the right time or person). The funny thing about it was that I didn't feel the way that I thought I would if it turned out the way it did. I was sure that I would feel relived... I wasn't. I was sad that he did not reciprocate her feelings. I was sad that he didn't see my wife the way that I did. She is the strongest and most amazing person I have ever met. That's why I married her. My wife was not too disappointed with the outcome, thank goodness. I was afraid she was going to be devastated. How she never ceases to amaze me.
I am having moments of complete horror at the thought of my wife with someone else and then feeling really happy that she could find someone who makes her happy. It's like Dr. Jekkyl and Mr. Hyde. Couple that with some depression and co-dependency issues and I'm sure that you can imagine the turmoil that I feel.
We are doing this together and we are talking about rules and the fact that I need to move slower than her. Baby steps baby! Sorry if this posting is too long.
Here are my questions. I am working really hard on this but how do I find compersion? How did you guys find compersion? How do I let go of my fears? I read all these statistics that say open marriages fail more often than monogamous marriages. I want my wife to be happy and I want to be happy as well. I want us to be our own individualistic selves but the thought that we are playing Russian roulette with our marriage scares the hell out of me. I said 'till death do us part and I meant it. Advice? I appreciate the warm, helpful and welcoming community that is poly. Thanks guys!
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We are accepting donations to help offset the cost of the event.
The 2013 Biomimicry Specialist cohort is currently working hard on 7 separate group projects putting their biomimicry training into action, including the following projects:
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'Vegas' hitches its star to Quaid
Sometimes the stars align.
The instant Dennis Quaid appears on screen as an irascible rancher ready to punch out anyone who disturbs his cattle -- or smarts off to their owner --you know Vegas (* * * 1/2 stars out of four, Tuesday, 10 ET/PT), CBS and their star have all drawn a winning hand. The time just seems right for Quaid to make the move from film to TV, and this '60s-set drama from Goodfellas writer Nicholas Pileggi seems like an ideal vehicle to get him there.
Nor is he traveling alone. As a backup, he has a younger brother played by Jason O'Mara (Life on Mars, Terra Nova), a personable actor who may have finally found a series that deserves to stay on the air. As an antagonist, he faces off against a mobster played by an ideally cast Michael Chiklis, who adds an air of menace without allowing it to become suffocating.
Quaid stars in this fact-based drama as Ralph Lamb, a World War II military police officer seeking a quiet life outside of an about-to-boom Las Vegas. That life changes when a dead body is found on his ranch, leading the mayor to ask for his help in solving the case. He's on his way to becoming Sheriff Lamb, and CBS is on its way to adding another Vegas-set procedural -- one that allows the network to tap into the current fascination with all things '60s.
The job initially brings Lamb into conflict with a motorcycle gang, a plot that leads to a clever solution that both stems from and helps establish his character. And, of course, there's the start of what's sure to be a long-running clash with Chiklis' Vincent Savino, a smart Chicago Mob newcomer who is impressed with Vegas' possibilities for criminal profit.
For help, Lamb turns to his brother, because, he says, he's "better with people than I am." ("Well that bar's fairly low, big brother," is the immediate answer.) He also has his son, Dixon (Taylor Handley), and district attorney Katherine O'Connell (Carrie-Ann Moss), an old family friend who may soon be friendlier.
What you end up with may not have the makings of a great drama at the Homeland/Breaking Bad level -- but it could produce an extremely entertaining, refreshingly hackney-free weekly procedural, with the crimes playing out against a background of interesting characters and flashy time-travel sets.
True, those '60s sets and costumes didn't do much to help NBC's Playboy Club or ABC's Pan Am survive last season, but sets and costumes were, ultimately, all those shows had to offer. Vegas knows better.
Still, in the end, the weight of carrying the show falls on Quaid, and he carries it easily. From an early look of stunned surprise that quickly shifts to retaliatory anger, to a late-show mischievous grin when he chastises a suspect for being rude, Quaid reminds you he's a star -- and has been pretty much from the moment he hit the big screen.
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Have you ever experienced the beauty of the nation's capital? Plan a weekend trip to The Hay-Adams, which is located conveniently in the heart of Washington, DC. The Hay-Adams is currently offering their Leading Culture Package – Monuments by Night for guests who are looking for a relaxing and adventurous evening in the District. Avoid the hustle and bustle – this package includes a two hour evening tour of Washington's famous monuments in your private sedan. Explore the city and observe the beautiful scenery the city has to offer while sharing your deluxe Champagne Goodie Basket. This package includes luxurious accommodations, unique White House Chocolates, and a full American breakfast for two. Make the most of the history that surrounds you – you probably won't find a more luxurious way! Visit The Hay-Adams website for more information.


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US embassy in Yemen stormed in film protest
Protesters angered by an anti-Islam film made in the US have stormed the grounds of the American embassy in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa.
Police shot in the air in an attempt to hold back the crowds, but failed to prevent them gaining access to the compound and setting fire to vehicles.
A number of people were reported to have been injured.
On Tuesday, the US ambassador to Libya was killed in a fire started after the US consulate in Benghazi was stormed.
Hakim Almasmari, Editor in Chief of the Yemen Post, described the scene in Sanaa.
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History of the Puggle
The Puggle is not a hybrid dog. It is not a baby Echidna or a baby Platypus which are both monotremes from Australia.
The Puggle character has been around since the mid 1970's It is a toy character from The Lost Forests. Puggle is a registered trademark owned by the lost Forests group in Australia.
Puggles are a relatively new type of hybrid dog breed; the first puggles ever bred were in 2000 by a breeder named Wallace Havens, owner and operator of Puppy Haven Kennels. The puggle is not purebred; it is a cross of a purebred Beagle mother and a purebred Pug father. The hybrid puggle is recognized by the American Canine Hybrid club.
Baby Platypus and Echidna
Information from the Australian Platypus Conservatory
Dr Shaw, in his scientific description of 1799, gave the name Platypus anatinus, from Greek and Latin words meaning "flat-footed, duck-like". However, when it became known that Platypus had already been used to name a group of beetles, a new term had to be adopted. The official scientific name became and remains Ornithorhynchus anatinus, with the first word meaning "bird-like snout".Although the name "duckbill" was widely used as a popular description for the animal, the abandoned scientific name "platypus" gradually became the accepted common name for the species.The preferred plural of platypus is either "platypus" or "platypuses", depending on which dictionary you consult. (We use the former for the sake of simplicity.) The term "platypi" is no longer considered to be valid.There is no accepted term - equivalent to pup or cub - to describe a baby platypus. One possible name recently suggested is a "platypup". In recent years, the inappropriate word "puggles" for baby platypus has been commonly used. This term was applied to baby echidnas some years ago because of their resemblance to Puggles, an American soft-toy character. (It is understood that the toy company concerned may have considered legal action to protect its registered trade-mark in relation to unauthorised usage). For some reason, this name is now being applied to baby platypus. This is both ill-informed (baby platypus and echidnas don't look very much alike, once they get past the initial post-hatching "jelly-bean" stage, and so baby platypus don't much resemble Puggles) and possibly illegal.
Aborigine Legend
According to Aboriginal legend, the first platypus was born after a young female duck mated with a lonely and persuasive water-rat. The duck's offspring had their mother's bill and webbed feet and their father's four legs and handsome brown fur.
The real story of the Puggle from The Lost Forest
Once upon a time there were four million, three thousand, two hundred and one … Puggles, but now there are only a few bagfuls left, just like this one. Puggles lived in the Australian bush under the ground in tunnels. They came out of their holes at night to feed on their favourite tucker, split peas! All night long they would Puggle up every pea they could find, and as daylight approached, it would "dawn" on them that they had to get back home.
Waiting for them at their front doors would be the local people, (which is why they were called "early settlers"). Of course the Puggles had stuffed themselves so full of split peas that they couldn't get down their holes and became stuck with their bottoms at the top, making them easy prey for the people who just loved Puggle pie.
So that is why, last thing at night, tie it up tightly and don't let it out until the morning. This way the Puggles will not become extinct and maybe one day there will be as many Puggles as before.
Now wouldn't that be an eye Puggling sight!
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Doug Krueger, who's been offering to debate Craig for years, showed up in the comments on my post on William Lane Craig's refusal to debate Jeff Lowder to offer up some additional tidbits: [Read more…]
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The hypocrisy of William Lane Craig's refusal to debate Jeffery Jay Lowder
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Who do you support for U.S. House in Arizona (District 1) in 2010?
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#1 Oct 13, 2010
The country has had enough of anyone who goes along with Husama Obama
#2 Oct 13, 2010
She is doing a good job. She listens to her constiutuents and votes accrodingly, despite party affiliation. 5% Pay cuts for Congress is a good start, yet I believe their pay should be decreases to prewar levels, like Congress should have done back then.
#3 Oct 24, 2010
Does anyone know The Az Running Candidate For
U.S. Senator And/or Congress YES ON
That Supports legalizing Medical Marijuana Initiative(PROP 203)?
If you do Who?
And do you have a Website that I can Confirm your Answer ?
SomeThing VOTERS Should Think About
Right NOW The Profit from sale of Marijuana goes in the Pocket of DRUG DEALERS and Spent on More Drugs, Guns, Crime, Gangs, Human Smuggleing, and DRUG LORDS in Mexico
And How Much of our State's Buget is Spent on Marijuana Cases, Arresting , Jail, Convicting, and Ect.?
I believe Way Too Much
When Prop 203 Gets Passed the state will gain Better control over Marijuana by Knowing Who's is Supplying the MJ and people that buy.And Money Made will be watched and used for the Good of Az Taxes, Creating Jobs and more.
#4 Oct 25, 2010
I agree with you AZB&R1982, however, prop 203 only solves these problems for getting medication to the sick. It isn't legalization across the board, so many of the problems will still exist. Despite what people opposed to 203 say, it is not a "smokescreen" (pardon the joke) for just anyone to smoke. You still have to get a scrip and be in a state registry to get a card that allows you to possess legally.
IF- physicians are brave enough to begin writing scrips, they will actually have to do some research into the many ailments they can prescribe for.
For more info on the MEDICAL RESEARCH, see this amazing list: http://www.medicalmarijuanaorangecounty.net/g...
#5 Oct 25, 2010
Small business experience! Will rein in the goverment!
#7 Oct 27, 2010
I am not in CD-1
#8 Oct 27, 2010
He's the man.
#9 Oct 27, 2010
Kirkpatrick demonstrated who she listens to. Time for a change
Since: Aug 11
#10 Aug 30, 2011
Somehow was knocked off, join my facebook, have link for you.....find me by email: firstname.lastname@example.com, you can talk to david at greencross in phoenix, that is where I went, I have major medical problems!! Goodluck, they just had gathering @playboy mantion, wish I could have went!
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VT Edition: The Latest Guard Deployment
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Fifteen hundred members of the Vermont Army Guard have finally gotten the official notice: They'll deploy to Afghanistan early next year. Their mission is to train Afghan security forces. They'll be part of the 10,000 soldier Task Force Phoenix, commanded by Colonel Will Roy of the Vermont Guard.
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I am 28, 135lbs and 5"3. I've always had size D breast, and after having 3 kids and nursing they are no longer full and big. I was told by the doctor I went to for a consult that I was borderline for a lift and he highly recommended a lift as well as implants in two separate surgeries. I would just like my big full breast back with out the lift. Do you think this obtainable?
I Was Recently Told I Needed a Lift As Well As Implants. Could I Get Just Implants to Achieve the Look I Want? (photo)
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I Was Recently Told I Needed a Lift As Well As Implants. Could I Get Just Implants to Achieve the Look I Want?
With patients similar to you who do not want a lift, I recommend starting with silicone implants in a subglandular position. If done correctly, this will give you a good cosmetic result. Just realize that the natural progression is continued sagging over time and you will probably require a lift in the future.
I Was Recently Told I Needed a Lift As Well As Implants. Could I Get Just Implants to Achieve the Look I Want?
I like your docs suggestion of implants first than a second surgery if needed for a lifting. I might use 500 cc +++ implants.
To lift or not
I agree that you are a borderline case for the lift. I also think the lift and implant can be safely combined in one procedure using the vertical lollipop type scar. The scars typically heal quite nicely with that procedure. If perky breasts are important to you, have the lift done. But it is important to find someone who is comfortable with the lollipop type lift, and not all surgeons are. That way you avoid the big anchor scar.
Learn more: http://edelsonplastic.com/breast/breast-augmentation/
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Breast Enlargement with or without Lift
Without knowing what the look you want is, it is really impossible to advise you. If you want large full breasts with the nipple pointing forward and a nice inferior breast contour, then you need a breast lift in addition to the augmentation. Just inserting implants will not correct droop (ptosis). If you really do not care if the breast tissue looks like it is falling off over the top of the implants, you can forgo the lift. You do not have to have the two procedures at different times, however. Experienced plastic surgeons are able to do both at the same time very safely with excellent results. It does, however, take extra time and sitting you up during the procedure to get these good results. Some surgeons do not know how to do this or do not want to take the extra effort. For you, it is well worth finding someone who can do them together, as it saves you time, pain, recovery and money.
To lift or not to lift?
Learn more: http://www.basuplasticsurgery.com/houston-breast-surgery/breast-augmentation/
I Was Recently Told I Needed a Lift As Well As Implants. Could I Get Just Implants to Achieve the Look I Want?
A breast augmentation in cases like yours expertly performed can sometimes avoid the lift component. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of breast augmentations each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.
Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Learn more: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/breast-augmentation-photo-galleries.php
Breast Augmentation with Lift?
This can be a difficult question in patients that have some degree of drooping of their breasts as well as loss of volume. If it is not clear whether you require a lift you could consider allowing your surgeon to make that determination in the OR after the implants have been inserted. You could also agree to a two-step process with placement of the implants first but be certain you are willing to have the lift if the result is less than you had hoped for. It is important to understand that placing a large implant to fill up the loose skin is not an effective way to address this issue and will likely result in a large droopy breast with stretched tissue that will be even more difficult to correct in the future.
Learn more: http://www.rlkmd.com/combining-breast-surgeries.html
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Breast Implants Plus Lift Best Option To Get Perky Breasts
Thank you for your question. Although simple breast augmentation with breast implants will give you fuller breasts and be quite acceptable, the fact that you want perky breasts may require a lift as well.
From your photographs you do have ptosis or sagging of the breast and to create a perky look you may well need a breast lift in addition to breast implants.
Be sure to consult a plastic surgeon who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, who is experienced in cosmetic breast surgery, and has an excellent reputation and your community.
Learn more: http://drseckel.com/breast-lift/sagging-breasts-how-to-lift-and-firm-your-breast-after-pregnancy/
Breast lift and implants
Hi If you are trying to get a "perky" youthful look, then it seems from your photos that the best result would be achieved by doing a breast lift and an augmentation. If you do the implants only, then you may get the appearance of a "double bubble" breast. This is a term that essentially means that your breast tissue is not combining with your implants to give you one UNIT of breast shape. This is all said without seeing where your crease under the breast is and how it relates to the nipple complex. The ideal would be for the nipple complex to be more centralized on the breast mound and the implant pushing the entire shaped breast mound forward into your bra. If you do not need a lift as determined in a consultation, you certainly should have this discussion with your ps prior to having the procedure.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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A lavish, multimillion-dollar, topless, adult Strip show starring a pop superstar and a small-screen siren is set to be the most eagerly anticipated new Las Vegas show of 2009! Planet Hollywood chieftain Robert Earl has partnered with BASE Productions (Jersey Boys, Wayne Brady and Phantom -- Las Vegas Spectacular) for Peep Show, a modern-day burlesque production with 20 of the sexiest, breast-baring beauties in entertainment!
Vegas DeLuxe met up with Melanie Brown, aka Mel B and Scary Spice of the Spice Girls; former bare-it-all Playboy beauty Kelly Monaco, currently on the ABC soap General Hospital; and award-winning Broadway director and choreographer Jerry Mitchell for this exclusive three-part interview and photo feature.
We're posting the interview with Mel B today; tomorrow it will be all eyes on Kelly; and Thursday, the spotlight shines on Jerry:
After 10 years of being the Spice Girls, the British band of beauties decided in 2002 to go off on separate pursuits. Mel B, known as Scary Spice, penned her best-selling autobiography and decided on a solo singing career.
In 2004 she appeared in the Broadway production of Rent and, in moving to America full time in 2007, signed on to Dancing With the Stars, where she wound up runner-up in season five to racecar driver Helio Castroneves. The Spice Girls reunited and set a world record in selling out every venue within 60 seconds to gross more than $70 million as one of the most successful tours of the past year.
She and I hail from the same part of Britain, so I asked her if she thought it was unfair that she was nicknamed Scary:
Mel B: I think it worked to my advantage. People wouldn't mess with me. All the other girls in the Spice Girl drama used to get shouted out in the street. No one messed with me; they thought I was bloody scary. I do have elements of that, but I'm a softie.
Robin Leach: As the diva guide, are you taking Little Bo Peep into a naughty Neverland?
MB: Yes. I am going to be empowering her from the inside, her sexuality and her confidence, what she feels about herself. Of course I have all those things already, you know. I think my parents brought me up to really believe in myself and not take no for an answer and always do what you want to do as long as it doesn't offend anybody and always be outspoken. Thus I am sitting here with you!
RL: How much do we see of you in this new show?
MB: You do see a lot, but not the main stuff. Some of the dancers are not completely nude. You will see flesh. I am not going to be flashing, but I will be scantily clad at some point. Far more than you saw when I was on Dancing With the Stars. It's funny when you think about it. Kelly was the winner in season one, and I got to the finals in season five. I got a perfect score on the last dance but still lost. Even funnier now is that I've been going back there for my Access Hollywood interviews, so I will be interviewing Brooke, Lance and Warren in the finals.
RL: When you were growing up in Leeds in the north of England, did you always want to escape from there to seek fame and fortune?
MB: The very first show I appeared in, Mystique, is still running in Blackpool today. We formed this group Touch, and we auditioned for Simon Fuller and asked him to manage us. We already had a bunch of songs already. He said he'd do it if he could change our name from Touch to The Spice Girls. My whole family is in Leeds. I always knew I wanted to entertain. I was a show-off in school. I wanted to interview people. I practiced my autograph. I always said I would be famous someday, I didn't know for what, but I found my way. I'd heard about Vegas but never thought I'd wind up here.
RL: Right now you live full time in California, but you are going to move everything to Vegas?
MB: Yep! Me, my three daughters. I have a 1-year old, and my stepdaughter is 4, and my 9-year-old. And a dog and a husband. Stephen Belafonte. I used to come down here a lot on the weekend, like friends' parties or my girlfriends rounded up. I have only done the crazy Vegas. It will be nice to do the suburban Vegas. Toni Braxton will be helping me out. She says she loves living here in Vegas.
RL: How naughty and sexual of a tour guide are you?
MB: I sing three original songs. One is called "Trick or Two," and I am basically telling her I can teach her several ways how to seduce a guy like this or do a guy like this. It is in a tongue-and-cheek way. The nice thing about our director Jerry is that he is doing burlesque and striptease in such an elaborate and fun way. There is also a nice, serious element to it, and we have fabulous and very daring costumes. He has a great way of capturing you like that. It's been great to team up with him to work on the role together.
RL: He is not scared of you?
MB: No. Only a strong person is not scared of me. If you are weak, I will eat you for breakfast.


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Women's Soccer Classroom Performances Land Them Academic Honor, #2 National Spot
Published Dec. 03, 2008
Lynn University's women's soccer team finished second out of 261 NCAA, NJCAA and NAIA eligible schools with a 3.66 cumulative grade-point average, earning NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association of America ) Team Academic Award honors. The Fighting Knights finished just behind Central Michigan University (3.70) in gaining academic recognition for the sixth consecutive year.
To be eligible for this award, teams must post a 3.0 cumulative GPA. Six of the nine Sunshine State Conference institutions also earned NSCAA Team Academic Awards.
This season, a program-record five women soccer student-athletes earned CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District honors, led by senior Courtney O'Connell who was a first team selection. Fellow seniors Summer McPhillips and Molly Anderson were picked for the second team while juniors Natalie Feller and Mindy DeCara were honored on the third team.
The Fighting Knights closed out the regular season 10-6-2 overall and 3-4-1 in the SSC, reaching the SSC Tournament for the third consecutive year and fifth time overall. Melissa Ortiz became the second player in program history to garner SSC Freshman of the Year accolades and DeCara also earned Second Team All-SSC accolades.


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Walmart, the world's largest retailer, has driven down wages in its retail supply chain by outsourcing jobs in American warehouses, according to a report issued Wednesday by a low-wage workers advocacy group.
The report, from the National Employment Law Project (NELP), said that Walmart's famously low prices carry a hidden cost for the workers employed in the company's distribution centers throughout the U.S.
Although these workers handle Walmart goods, many of them technically work for subcontracted "logistics" companies and temp firms, where wages are low and labor law violations are common, the group said.
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K-Pop Stars / Celeb Soldiers Se7en + Sangchu Investigated for Visiting Massage Parlors
K-Pop stars/celeb soldiers Se7en and Sangchu are in a bit of hot water. They are being investigated for allegedly visiting massage parlors while on duty.
What do we mean by "duty" and why is it a big deal, requiring investigation? It's because they are celebrity soldiers.
In case you were unaware, in South Korea, healthy male citizens are required to serve two years in the military, even if they are celebrities. That is why the pair is being referred to as "celeb soldiers." If they visited such establishments, the consequences are more severe given their military service.
By all accounts, they visited the kind of massage parlors that offer happy endings. Yeah, it's like that.
All K-Pop reports that the Ministry of National Defense confirmed that an investigation is ongoing, saying, "We are currently investigating current celebrity recruits Se7en and Sangchu entering an adult entertainment establishment after their performance."
Apparently, their excuses for making the visit to the parlor were thin. The Ministry of Defense said, "[One of them] has a bad back and a bad knee, so he went to get it treated. But when asked, 'How about the other one who went without needing treatment?,' they had no answer."
Come on, couldn't they say it was a bro hang? Quiet time? Something?
If the allegations are true, they will be processed according to law.


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|From: Henk Boom (henk at henk.ca)
Date: Mon Feb 23 22:51:38 EST 2009
2009/2/23 Grant Rettke <grettke at acm.org>: > On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 8:03 PM, Matthias Felleisen > <matthias at ccs.neu.edu> wrote: >> Alexander also hates, absolutely hates, how computer scientists >> misappropriated his patterns. If you ever have a chance to read his original >> Notes, cover to cover, you will see a lot of similarity with HtDP and >> believe it or not, Robby's contract work. -- Matthias > > Which original notes? Are they in a book? I'm guessing that he's referring to "Notes on the Synthesis of Form". It's an excellent read. That being said, I do remember something I found distressing in it. For some inexplicable reason, it's not sitting on my shelf in front of me at the moment, so I can't double check. What I remember, though, is that my (new-ish) edition had an additional foreword in which he says that although he spends most of the book dealing with the process for coming up with designs, what he now (newer publication date) considers more important are the patterns themselves, and how they can be isolated, interchanged, and re-used. I never really understood what he meant by this, but that might be because I've had too much contact with the software engineering form of design patterns to be able to interpret that in a fresh way. Certainly re-use of existing solutions is good, but is that really more important than the process for coming up with solutions to problems? Henk
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January 21-28 Podcast
Fr. John Paris on end of life care and other bioethical dilemmas. Listen to this episode
Fr. John Paris, an ethicist at Boston College, describes two recent cases that pit doctors against caregivers over the best course of treatment for a non-responsive patient. Fr. Paris also discusses his work with Catholic couples facing the tragic choice of what to do with a baby with lethal abnormalities. Listen to this episode


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The outgoing chief executive of New Zealand Cricket (NZC), Justin Vaughan, has agreed to remain till mid to late January to ensure the sport has a leader for the first half of the season.
NZC chairman Chris Moller said several factors had come into play; most notably that Vaughan's replacement won't be able to start at the drop of a hat.
"We had this option with Justin and he has been very good and flexible about it. Someone might have to give three months notice and the employer might want to hold them to that. Sometimes they release them at an earlier juncture," Moller said.
Vaughan has a new role with Southern Cross Healthcare but the start date is relaxed.
"They [Southern Cross] have been very fair and helpful and flexible. He will do a few days of work for them in December, but they are prepared to grant him some flexibility.
"Justin is adamant he wants to leave on good terms, which is a huge credit to him," Moller said.
Moller said the delay should not be interpreted as meaning NZC had someone in their sights who was available mid-January, stuff.co.nz reports. (ANI)