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Back after 4 years, and it's still a neat little race. Breathtaking scenery (even though the skies were heavy this year), and really well supplied refreshments: Copious gels, PowerBars, fruit and glucose tablets every 5K. I must say that I really do not think this is as hilly as others have commented. What is wonderful is the small field, the efficient organization and the traffic-free lakeside course. You will not be disappointed.
I only do a couple of marathons a year and this turned out to be a great choice for an autumn marathon. The course is hilly, so this wasn't a fast one for me; but it was very scenic. The crowds and bands in the towns along the way were great. The organization at the expo and along the course was efficient. The finish line video was a nice addition afterward. Running along the lake edge a few days prior to the race was very pleasant as well. There were plenty of other distances offered in addition to the marathon, which worked out well for my wife (who did the 10 KM walk). A few things were a little disappointing: no runner-specific race photos afterward, a very misleading course profile on the race website, so-so shirts, and almost no race-related merchandise for sale at the expo. These points were minor, and I'd definitely recommend this to anyone looking for an international marathon in an interesting town on a well organized and scenic course.
I was on vacation with my family. My son could also take part in the 4.2K race for children. The course is scenic but slightly hilly. The inclines are gradual but long. There are adequate aid stations and the turn-around point (it's an out-and-back route) has a really lively atmosphere. There are superb bands playing along the route and it helps to hear some good music. The finish area has a lot of food and drink carts, and the family can really enjoy themselves whilst they wait for you to finish. Lausanne itself is a beautiful place. My recommendation? Go for it!!
I was traveling to the Lausanne area with my family to visit friends and decided to run the Lausanne Marathon. I found everything about this race to be first-class. The packet pickup was well organized and the race start was like a festival, with music, dancers on a stage trying to "pump you up" and plenty of washroom facilities. The course was as scenic as advertised, with Lake Geneva and the Alps on the right and terraced hillside vineyards on the left. The road was fully closed to allow you to fully enjoy the sights. Crowd support was strong in the numerous villages we ran through and at the turnaround in Vevey. Their were bands and local cheering groups to give support. The aid stations were further apart than in North American races (5 KM's), but were well stocked with drinks, fruit and gels. The course was flat for Switzerland, but the rolling hills did eventually drain my legs. I would recommend extra hill work. The finish was also like a festival with solid crowds to encourage a strong finish. There was adequate food and drink. This race provided an amazing running experience and I felt privileged to have had the opportunity to participate. I would recommend this race both to runners looking for a marathon vacation or those living in the vicinity. Special thanks to my Swiss friends who drove my family to various spots to provide me support.
I ran the 2008 edition (full marathon). I thought that the organization was superb, from the pasta party, to the start area, to the numerous refreshment points. The course follows a truly scenic route alongside Lake Leman. Downside for me was the lack of crowd support at the end, probably due to the low number of entrants for the full distance (approximately 1,300). Half-marathon started later in the day and was much better represented. The course is quite difficult, with long inclines, so not ideal for running a PB. Water and energy drinks were provided in paper cups.
Living in Lausanne, I had assumed that the marathon would have been a lot better organized. The biggest problem I had was with the water stations (I ended up getting dehydrated later on in the race). Their website states that "The official refreshment posts take place at KM 5 - 10 - 15 - 20 - 25 - 30 - 35 and 40." What they don't say is that half of these were merely buckets of water for you to dip your hands, hat, etc. into. If you do this marathon next year, I would advise you to bring your own water belt. I will definitely not be joining you there, though.
Beautiful out-and-back course with rolling hills throughout. The is one of the most scenic races I have ever run. Great views of Lake Léman and vineyards terraced on the mountain side. Not many spectators except in the few small villages. Well supported aid stations. Course was completely closed to traffic. Pasta party was a little lame because they were skimpy with the pasta. I am sure that saved a lot of francs. Post-race support was excellent. Expo was very good too. If coming from the States, buy a Swiss Rail Pass before your trip so you can see the country without any hassle. Take the opportunity to hike in the Alps after the race and before it snows.
Great setting along Lac Leman makes this one of the most beautiful and scenic marathons I have run. The previous comment by Mike says it is fairly flat, but I thought it really undulated to sap you, especially as it was warm this year and there is little shade. Totally traffic-free, and well-marshaled, but having cups instead of bottles was a drag. Nice tented expo near the lakeside finish. The out-and-back course is okay, as you see things from a different perspective on the return (better than loops!). Excellent transport links on Swiss rail help you to get to the city with ease. A great, mid-sized, European marathon.
Lausanne was my first marathon abroad and I enjoyed every kilometer of the race. Beautiful course and decent fan support. Best parts were running along the huge lake, running through narrow, winding streets, and the halfway turnaround point in Vevey with lots of fans. Bands playing music every 3-4 miles, good aid stations, fairly flat... you really couldn't ask for better. The only minor drawback may be the course being an out-and-back one, but it does vary a bit on the way back, and the whole thing is along the lake... can't go wrong there. Try this one if you are in Suisse in October!
What scenery to compliment this well organised well run marathon. Fairly flat traffic free superbly marshalled route along Lake Geneva to Vevy and back. Excellent start and finish and apart from water in cups lots of power drink fruit etc. Fab finish on shores of lake right by the espo tent and all the hotel . Good air links cheap accommoddation make this a little gem. Support could be better
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A leading lady of Mexican cinema,
Katy Jurado
also found fame in Hollywood in the 1950s as a sultry supporting actress in such films as
High Noon
(1952) and
Broken Lance
(1954). Rather than abandoning her native country, however,
remained a star of Mexican film as well as an esteemed character actress north and south of the border until she retired from movies in 1998.
Born into a wealthy family,
spent her early childhood in luxury until the family's lands were confiscated during the revolution. Nevertheless, her domineering grandmother continued to adhere to "aristocratic ideals," including staunch disapproval of
's desire to become an actress after director
Emilio Fernandez
discovered her at age 16. Marrying actor/writer Victor Velazquez to escape her family's control,
made her movie debut in No Maturas (1943). The talented sloe-eyed beauty quickly made her mark in the Mexican movie industry, winning three Ariels (Mexico's equivalent of the Oscar), including one for
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El Bruto
(1952). A divorced mother of two by her twenties,
worked as a radio reporter, bullfight critic, and movie columnist between acting jobs to support her family. Spotted by
Budd Boetticher
John Wayne
at a bullfight,
was subsequently cast in her first American film while on a trip to Hollywood,
's matador drama
The Bullfighter and the Lady
(1951). Though her English was still limited, and she learned her lines phonetically,
garnered great critical acclaim for her second Hollywood picture,
High Noon
(1952). As upstanding marshal
Gary Cooper
's fiery ex-girlfriend,
unforgettably locked horns onscreen with
's prim bride
Grace Kelly
, and won a Golden Globe award.
Refusing to be pigeonholed by signing a Hollywood studio contract,
went home to Mexico between American roles, and continued to star in such Mexican fare as melodrama
Nosotros Los Pobres
(1957) during the 1950s. Nevertheless, she was still a frequent presence in Hollywood movies, particularly in Westerns.
earned a supporting actress Oscar nomination for her performance as cattle baron
Spencer Tracy
's Indian wife in
Broken Lance
(1954) -- and lived up to her sexy image when she noted on the red carpet that her underwear was the same color as her crimson Oscar gown. She also appeared in
Man From Del Rio
Marlon Brando
One-Eyed Jacks
(1960), courtroom drama
The Trial
(1955), and
Burt Lancaster
's circus extravaganza
's life became Hollywood tabloid fodder when her relationship with her
(1958) co-star
Ernest Borgnine
blossomed into a brief, rocky marriage. Married in 1959,
had separated and reconciled with
amid accusations of spousal abuse by 1961; after wrangling over alimony, the divorce became final in 1964. Having moved to the U.S. to be with
acted less often during the 1960s, including roles in the glossy
(1961), the Spanish film Un Hombre Solo (1964), the TV Western series
Death Valley Days
(1964), and the
Elvis Presley
Stay Away, Joe
(1968). After attempting suicide in 1968,
moved back home to Mexico for good.
Although she worked occasionally in American films shot in Mexico, including co-starring with
John Huston
The Bridge in the Jungle
(1970) and a supporting role
Sam Peckinpah
's Western elegy
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid
focused on Mexican movies, including
El Elegido
(1977) and
Arturo Ripstein
La Seducción
(1980), aging gracefully into a prominent character actress. After appearing alongside her former mentor
's somber drama
Under the Volcano
began to work behind the scenes in the Mexican industry, promoting her home state of Morelos to filmmakers. Even as she started garnering career laurels from the Santa Fe Western Festival in 1981 and the Mexican Film Promotion Trust in 1992,
remained active, albeit infrequently, onscreen. After winning a special Ariel for lifetime achievement in 1997,
made her last film, playing the leader of a religious cult in
's Buñuel-ian satire
El Evangelico de Las Maravillas
(1998). Still the pride of the Mexican film industry,
passed away in 2002. She was survived by her daughter; her son was killed in a car accident in 1981. ~ Lucia Bozzola, Rovi
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Featuring the final screen appearance of Mexican screen legend Katy Jurado, director Leopol Laborde's touching tale of friendship offers an affecting study on the influence others can have on our lives. As a rebellious teen growing up in Mexico in the early 1980s, Jorge (Imanol Landeta) struck up an unlikely friendship with reclusive senior citizen Esperanza (Jurado) after sneaking into what he thought was an abandoned house. As Jorge seeks refuge from his everyday trouble at home and school in the company of the wise old stranger, their bond strengthens and Esperanza teaches the young troublemaker the value of life and the wonders of his Mexican heritage. Devastated when Esperanza passes away shortly thereafter, young Jorge takes her wisdom and attempts to make the best of his situation in life. Watching the news fifteen years later, Jorge notices a picture of his old friend as the reporter mournfully recounts the anniversary of the death of the first Latin-American woman to win the Nobel Prize in literature. Taking a journey into the past upon visiting Esperanza's memorial, Jorge slowly begins to rediscover the valuable lessons taught to him by his long lost friend. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Mexican director Arturo Ripstein helmed this Mexican-Argentine-Spanish religious drama with Buñuelian overtones. Based on true events that took place in Mexico during the '70s, the film is updated to the present. Mama Dorita (Katy Jurado) leads the New Jerusalem cult with film-buff Papa Basilio (Francisco Rabal). Basilio's worship of movies explains the cult's costumes, imitative of Hollywood Biblical epics. When Dorita dies, she chooses teen Tomasa (Edwarda Gurrola) to give birth to the New Messiah. Unable to handle this sudden power, Tomasa instead proclaims herself to be the Whore of Babylon, forcing male cultists to have sex with her. Shown in the Certain Regard section at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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Known variously as "Skirty Harry" and "Dirty Harriet," beautiful but tough lady police detective Katy Mahoney (Jamie Rose) patrols the mean streets of Chicago. In her dealings with dope pushers, rapists, and loan sharks, Katy would just as soon dispense with Due Process and blast every outlaw away with her trusty .357 magnum. But Internal Affairs frowns on such behavior, so Katy is forced to adopt a more civil attitude in her efforts to bring a particularly nasty cocaine kingpin, Dona Maria Theresa (Katy Jurado), to justice -- at least until there are no other options available, allowing the heroine to fire away at her heart's content. Condemned for its overabundance of violence when it originally aired April 15, 1985, on ABC, the made-for-TV Lady Blue nonetheless yielded a weekly series, which ran from September 15, 1985 to January 25, 1986. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A strange, hallucinatory adaptation of the Malcolm Lowry novel of the same name, John Huston's bleak drama is set during the Mexican "Day of the Dead" ceremony in 1939. Albert Finney stars as Geoffrey Firmin, the booze-besotted former British consul to Cuernevarca, who has cut himself off from his loved ones, the better to drink himself to death while surrounded by all manner of skull-and-skeleton decorations. At the urging of his wife Yvonne (Jacqueline Bisset), his half-brother Hugh (Anthony Andrews) goes on a "heart of darkness" search for his missing sibling. Novelist Lowry was himself a suicidal alcoholic, who poured every drop of his embittered philosophy into the Firmin character. If any director could bring Lowry's difficult novel to life, it was Huston, whose own record for drunken self-destruction is the source of legend. (Huston was actually the seventh director to tackle the novel, which had originally been optioned in 1957 by actor Zachary Scott.) Artists contributing to the fascinating Under the Volcano include the brilliant Mexican cinematographer Gabriel Figueroa, screenwriter Guy Gallo, composer Alex North, and director Emilio Fernandez, cast in a significant cameo as a bartender. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Faye Dunaway portrays the Argentinian title character in this four-hour TV biopic. The story traces Evita's rise to power from humble origins; she establishes herself as a radio and film actress, then meets and marries powerful politico Juan Peron (played by James Farentino, a last minute replacement for Robert Mitchum). Peron's iron-fisted rule of Argentina allows Evita to become a political power in her own right. At first she is widely beloved as a "woman of the people", but gradually many of her followers are disillusioned by her use -- and misuse -- of her authority and her influence over Peron. After Evita dies, she is all but canonized by the Faithful, and it becomes more difficult than ever to separate fact from legend. Evita Peron was clearly produced to capitalize on the Broadway musical hit Evita, though the script takes great pains not to copy its theatrical inspiration. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Set in the early 1900s, this film charts the rule of a Latin American dictator as he moves from being a charming despot to a tyrannical ruler before he is finally ousted, only to die in obscurity in Paris. Early in his regime, the resources and agricultural products his country sells command high prices, and he is a reasonably confident, even gentle, ruler who likes to take long vacations with his daughter in Paris. After World War I, with falling prices and a number of coup attempts behind him, his rule becomes quite cruel. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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An Italian-American neighborhood is in the clutches of a swaggering Mafia don. By holding the residents in a grip of terror, the don manages to extort a great deal of money -- and undercover cop Tony Baretta (Robert Blake) is helpless to do anything about it, thanks to the refusal of the locals to speak up. This episode affords ample acting opportunities for the versatile Ross Martin and the tempestuous Katy Jurado. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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When a worker is found murdered on the construction side, the investigation swiftly turns from things criminal to the political circumstances surrounding the building itself. Widespread corruption and neglect by the builder himself are seen to have brought the situation about. Much of the movie is filmed using hand-held cameras, and the majority of the dialogue is in the difficult-to-understand and very slangy Spanish dialect of Mexico City's bricklayers. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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In this comedy, a greedy Mexican don, the biggest landowner around, is used to getting his own way. The trouble begins when he casts his avaricious eyes upon a pretty lass who is most inconveniently betrothed to another. He takes care of that by tossing her beloved into jail. Knowing that only the Don has the power to insure her lover's release, the girl and her aunt devise a devious scheme. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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A former friend betrays a legendary outlaw in Sam Peckinpah's final Western. Holed up in Fort Sumner with his gang between cattle rustlings, Billy the Kid (Kris Kristofferson) ignores the advice of comrade-turned-lawman Pat Garrett (James Coburn) to escape to Mexico, and he winds up in jail in Lincoln, New Mexico. After Billy theatrically escapes, inspiring enigmatic Lincoln resident Alias (Bob Dylan) to join him, the governor (Jason Robards Jr.) and cattle baron Chisum (Barry Sullivan) requisition Garrett to form a posse and hunt him down. Rather than flee to Mexico when he can, Billy heads back to Fort Sumner, meeting his final destiny at the hands of his friend Pat, who, two decades later, is forced to face the consequences of his own Faustian pact with progress. With a script by Rudolph Wurlitzer, Peckinpah uses the historical basis of Billy's death to eulogize the West dreamily yet violently as it is desecrated by corrupt capitalists. Both Pat and Billy know that their time is passing, as surely as Garrett's posse knows that they are participating in a legend. Using familiar Western players like Slim Pickens and Katy Jurado, Peckinpah underscores the West's existence as a media myth, and he even appears himself as a coffin maker. Just as the bloodletting of Peckinpah's earlier The Wild Bunch (1969) invoked the Vietnam War, the casting of Kristofferson and Dylan alluded to the chaotic late '60s/early '70s present; the counterculture has little place in a corporate future. Also like The Wild Bunch, Pat Garrett was truncated by its studio; the cuts did nothing to help its box office. Key scenes, particularly the framing story of Garrett's fate, have since been restored to the home-video version. In this director's cut, Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid stands as one of Peckinpah's most beautiful and complex films, killing the Western myth even as he salutes it. ~ Lucia Bozzola, Rovi
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A Little Game
13-year-old Robert Mueller (Mark Gruner) is obsessed with guns and has a morbid fascination with death. He is also deeply resentful over the fact that his widowed mother Elaine (Diane Baker) has married Paul Hamilton (Ed Nelson). Despite all this, Elaine could never believe that her darling boy was in any way responsible for a recent campaign of terror waged against Paul, even when an unsolved homicide enters the picture. But Paul knows full well that he is next on little Robert's hit list--a fact that Robert does not even bother to keep a secret. Adapted from a novel by Fielden Farrington, the made-for-TV A Little Game made its ABC bow on October 30, 1971. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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When a wealthy man dies, everyone seems to be out to steal his money from the woman chosen as heiress. ~ Iotis Erlewine, Rovi
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Gale (Charles Robinson) is an idealistic and naive young hunter who ignores warnings that no one can survive for long in the jungles of Mexico except the native Indians. He tries to hunt crocodiles but becomes delirious, disoriented and nears death. Sleigh (John Huston) is a veteran hunter living among the natives who rescues Gale just in time. As he recovers in the Indian village, Gale listens to Sleigh's denunciation of the evils of modern society (ie. money, greed and oil). Later on, a former native of the village returns from the oil fields of Texas and presents his young brother with a pair of cowboy boots. Proudly wearing his new boots, the boy falls off the wooden bridge into the river and drowns as the boots, symbolic shackles of civilization, fill up with water and pull him beneath the surface. Sleigh and Gale observe the Indians as they recover the body and stage an elaborate funeral for the dead boy. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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Any Second Now
In his TV-movie debut, Stewart Granger plays a philandering photographer whose wealthy wife, Lois Nettleton, catches him in an adulterous situation. Not wishing to give up his cushy life style, Granger rigs a fatal automobile accident for Nettleton before she begins divorce proceedings. She survives the crash, but suffers a loss of memory. Granger must now figure out how to eliminate her before her amnesia passes and she can finger him as her would-be killer. Filmed in Mexico, Any Second Now is highly recommended to anyone who hasn't seen the story before in its many previous incarnations. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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This forgettable comedy finds Joe Lightcloud (Elvis Presley) as a mixed-blood Indian with strong ties to his tribe and his father Charlie (Burgess Meredith). Joe tries to get government assistance for the tribe in exchange for permitting the local congressman to graze cattle on Indian land. Maime (Quentin Dean) is the object of Joe's affection, but they are under the watchful eye of her mother Glenda (Joan Blondell), who owns the local saloon. The Jordanaires back up Elvis on a few songs, most notable being "U.S. Male" by guitar-great Jerry Reed. By this time, Elvis was extremely tired of churning out movies with such dismal scripts. Later in 1968, he would make a triumphant return to live performing with his NBC television special which featured Jerry Reed's "Guitar Man." Elvis was playing out the string of films set up by his controversial manager Colonel Tom Parker, who never wanted Elvis to be considered as a serious dramatic actor. Parker even went so far as to take Elia Kazan to task for even mentioning such an idea. It was such thinking that prompted the King Of Rock & Roll to return to the stage once again after an eight-year hiatus. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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In this touching western horse story, a wandering cowboy and rodeo rider finds a beautiful wild stallion, captures him, and trains him into a fine horse. Unfortunately, the cowboy's wicked brother trades the horse so he can pay off some debts. Just as he is trying to take Smoky from his pen, something goes wrong and the horse ends up killing him. Later the horse and his beloved rider are separated after the cowboy joins the service. Smoky ends up on the rodeo circuit and is very nearly killed. When the cowboy at last is reunited with his equine friend, he is appalled to discover that Smoky has become a broken down cart horse. He ends up saving him. This is the third screen version of Will James' popular horse story. It contains the following songs: "Smoky" (Ernie Sheldon, Leith Stevens, sung by Hank Thompson), "Five Dollar Bill," "Smile As You Go By," "Trouble and Misery," "Queen of the Rockin' R" (Hoyt Axton, sung by Axton). ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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In this courtroom drama, a Mexican American judge must preside over the case of the town ne'er-do-well, who is accused of killing his wife. The film is set during the 1920s in the Southwest. The murderer is convicted and sentenced to hang, but on execution day, he has a fight and kills the hangman. At the same time, another man confesses. While this gets the first man freed for the first killing, he must now stand trial for the hangman's death. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Overcooked melodrama characterizes this tale set during the Mexican Revolution and starring some of Mexico's most famous, old-time actors (Katy Jurado, María Félix, Emilo Fernández, and Pedro Armendáriz). The story is about as far-fetched as can be imagined. Herrera (Armendáriz) and Gómez (Fernández) are on opposite sides in the Revolution, but then, there is more than one side anyway. Just before the two can fight it out, they are arrested and later released when the fighting is more or less over. But when the two men return home, one finds that his mistress, La Bandida (Félix) is involved with someone else, and the other is soon to be a widower. The saga then continues as both men go after La Bandida -- and all this happens with a great deal of brawling, singing, and carrying-on. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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This 1962 Biblical epic was adapted by Christopher Fry from the novel by Pär Lagerkvist. Anthony Quinn stars as Barabbas, the thief who was pardoned in place of Jesus. For the rest of his life, the guilt-ridden criminal tries to justify his existence and to determine his place in the scheme of things. Along the way he encounters the self-righteous pomposity of Pontius Pilate (Arthur Kennedy), the stoning of Sara (Katy Jurado), the gladiatorial sadism of Torvald (Jack Palance), and the burning of Rome. The film's unbilled Christ is played by Roy Magnano, the brother of Quinn's second-billed costar Silvia Mangano. Watch for the genuine solar eclipse during the Crucifixion sequence, an effect that director Richard Fleischer spent several days preparing for. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Western bandit Kid Rio (Marlon Brando) is betrayed by his partner, Dad Longworth (Karl Malden). Escaping from prison, Rio learns that Longworth has become a wealthy and influential lawman. Rio thirsts for revenge, but bides his time, waiting for the right moment to strike. In the meantime, Rio spitefully seduces Longworth's adopted daughter, Louisa (Pina Pellicer). After killing a man in self-defense, Rio is publicly whipped by the powerful Longworth. When Rio's old gang accidentally kills a child during another holdup, Longworth has the perfect excuse to eliminate the troublesome Rio once and for all by hanging him. But that's not what happens at all. Stripped to its fundamentals, One-Eyed Jacks is a workable Western, worthy of perhaps 90 minutes' running time. But when Marlon Brando succeeded Stanley Kubrick in the director's chair, he allowed the film's 60-day shooting schedule to stretch into six months, and delivered a finished product running in excess of four hours. The current 141-minute version of One-Eyed Jacks isn't as ponderous as some critics have claimed, but it's still too much of a good thing. While Brando the director isn't precisely in the Kubrick class, Brando the actor delivers one of his finest and most focused performances (though he is upstaged throughout by Karl Malden). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Why Derrick Rose Shouldn't Play for the Bulls This Season
By Robert Mays atThe past 10 months of Chicago Bulls basketball have been an exercise in expectations. When the 2012 regular season ended, those expectations were that the no. 1-seeded Bulls — one year older, one year wiser — would give Miami all it could stand come the Eastern Conference Finals. When Derrick Rose crumbled to the court in the first game of the first round of the playoffs, those expectations changed.
This season — without Rose and without much of a bench to allow them to survive for stretches in his absence — came with its own expectations. When the Bulls were threatening to overtake the Knicks for the no. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference, and with Rose's return supposedly on the horizon, those expectations changed again.
The reaction to Rose's comments yesterday is a consequence of those changing expectations. The thought became that if this team can win without Rose, imagine what it could be with him. After a year spent reconciling being jettisoned from the contender ranks, Bulls fans immediately wanted back in. This is the disconnect between expectations and reality. In October, there was willingness for patience. That's now gone, and it's without reason.


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How to Increase Intelligence
- Scientists have long held that fluid intelligence—reflected not by what you know but rather how well you solve novel problems—is largely inherited and relatively impervious to improvement.
- A raft of recent investigations, though, shows that some types of brain training—specifically those that exercise working memory and other so-called executive functions—can raise an individual's fluid intelligence.
- Working memory training appears to boost fluid intelligence in children and adults alike. As training progresses, the brain regions taxed by working memory become less active when called on and more active at rest. This pattern suggests that certain training programs leave the brain better primed to perform a wide array of tasks.
If you want to strengthen your abdominal muscles, you can do sit-ups. Tone your upper body? Push-ups. To flex your intellectual muscles, however, or boost your children's academic performance, the answer is less clear. An exercise to stretch memory, tighten attention and increase intelligence could improve children's chances of coasting comfortably through life—and give adults a leg up as well.
The very notion flies in the face of conventional wisdom. Most people presume that no matter how hard they work, they are not going to get any smarter. Some subjects in our research laboratory, though, have increased their IQ scores after training their brain for as little as three weeks. The improvement can be significant enough that, anecdotally at least, a few participants
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About forty-five minutes into my cyclocross race this past Sunday I looked down at my legs in pain and yearned for a feeling that I had just four short weeks ago. You see, a month ago when I stepped off my BMC in the middle of Ascoli Piceno on that last day of the Rapha Randonnée Appenninni I felt as invincible as I ever have on the bike. Legs swollen by six consecutive days of 6-7 big climbing hours in the saddle, I had transcended from weekend warrior to a hardened grimpeur.
But last Sunday, with distance, the days and the realities of work and family, my "good legs" were just a fond memory.
Since coming back I've kept in touch with some of the other riders and the guides from La Fuga. We're all back into the swing of our lives, and we are all already trying to figure out when we can get away next for a "camp" like that again.
I have spoken with some of the Randonné alumnus from the other trips and it seems that our Italian experience was true for the French tours as well. I was curious if that those trips were as hard and as rewarding as what I had felt of Italy, and if they would consider doing another Randonnée? To which I heard back:
"As I told Claire atop Alpe d'Huez (after the Madeleine and Glandon) 'That day was gift.' I was in tears, I had a Cavendish moment."
"Because of how delightfully wrecked I was at the end of each day. I dug deep and kept up for the most part- but wow was I was in tatters."
"To cycle is to suffer. Maybe I'll be faster next time."
(me, Carrick, Pablo, Arnie, Aussie, Ian)
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Jon Cannings
15th October 2010 02:43pm
legs are lookin ripped in bottom pic there mate. Holty looks fresh, sat on the back all week?!
Bruce Rychlik
16th October 2010 12:22am
I went on the 6 day trip through the French Alps thinking it would be a great chance to check off some incredible mountain passes – one more impressive the next. But by the second day, I could no longer worry about the remaining cols of the day or the next day's ride - the terrain was challenging enough that I had to stay focused on the moment - and that, in fact, turned out to be the reward - and, I think, the beauty of a randonnée. The water's edge in Nice would reveal itself in time.
I made this video for the guides and the riders as a way of saying thanks – I think it captures the essence of our week together: http://www.vimeo.com/15628110
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19th October 2010 03:43pm
So…when are the new RAPHA bibs you are wearing going to be available?
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As you can see I am very much in summer mode with my cooking at the moment, despite the fact that Melbourne is insisting on sending us a continual stream of lousy rainy weather! Surely if I think summery thoughts and make salads the sunshine it will come? Surely....
Yesterday I decided to test my theory. Unfortunately this chicken salad did not have the power to stop an all day downpour, but it did taste damn good! I just used the ingredients I had on hand, however you can substitute with whatever takes your fancy - there are no hard and fast rules here.
1 chicken breast, halved length-ways through the middle (to make 2 flat thin pieces)
1 bunch asparagus spears, woody ends removed
2 handfuls mixed greens (I used rocket & baby spinach)
1/2 red capsicum, sliced
1/2 lebanese cucumber, sliced
1/4 red onion, finely sliced
Juice of 1 large lemon
1 tsp piri piri seasoning (or lemon pepper)
Sea salt & cracked black pepper
Natural yoghurt, to serve
Olive oil spray
Lightly season the chicken breast with piri piri seasoning and a squeeze of lemon juice, then place on a hot, lightly oiled grill plate or barbeque. Allow approximately 3-4 minutes per side (depending on the thickness).
While the chicken is cooking, combine all your salad ingredients (except the asparagus) in a bowl and season with salt, pepper and plenty of lemon juice, toss well then divide onto two serving plates.
When you turn the chicken over, pop the asparagus onto the grill to char up a bit, then remove once the chicken is cooked through.
Cut the asparagus spears into shorter lengths if desired, add to the salad plate and top with the cooked chicken and a dollop of natural yoghurt. Add a little cracked pepper and a touch more lemon juice and you're done.
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Chef Angelo Sosa came over to our studio for a long, but very fun and rewarding, 7-hour shoot. Angelo has worked with the amazing photographer Jeremy Johnson in the past, and decided to have him do the food photography for Social Eatz – a comfort food restaurant featuring hamburgers, tacos, ribs, sandwiches and salads, all Asian inspired. And VERY yummy!
I am especially excited since everything is over a "5″ rating in terms of how the meats are humanely raised, organic and processed for his restaurant. Angelo has a higher standard than Whole Foods meats. I was very impressed as I only buy humanely raised, non GMO, etc.
Social Eatz is Angelo's second restaurant opening, of many more to come. He's also started on a biography/recipe book. Jeremy will be traveling with Angelo to Asia for 10 days in April to get great shots for the book. Maybe I can tag along.
So back to the photoshoot … Angelo brought his sous chef, and marketing and web design team. My job was to assist the photographer and help make the food look tasty on the plating. We propped ribs on top of styrofoam, and glazed leaves with oil using my makeup brushes. Numerous Q-tips and toothpicks were used. Angelo called the shoot very intense and said he saw me doing more of this! (LOL, I work intensely and am a perfectionist!)
The best part was, extra food was made so we could snack in between plates being shot. And not because I'm biased, but Angelo's food is so amazing! One of his glazes for ribs has coffee in it. Who would've thought?
There will be a few events in the next couple weeks before the grand opening – an opening party at Social Eatz with all the cast from Top Chef All Stars, which Jeremy will be covering and networking; and a family and friends dinner that we'll be attending but not working! We'll be sure to post pictures from those events. Life is great in the foodie world!
Be sure to watch Angelo on Bravo's highest-rated television series, Wednesday nights, 9 pm EST. I can't tell you the results, so you'll have to watch the rest of the season!
P.S. My fridge was left stocked with Asian hamburgers, ribs, special sauces, cheeses, and freshly ground spices.


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As we are enjoying a new song this week from the Big Dawg, Toby Keith, I thought you would appreciate his acting talent in this short film. Toby has used it to open up his show on the road.
Only the 'Big Dawg' could defeat aliens AND release a new song ALL IN THE SAME DAY! Check out the song and Toby's intergallactic journey. Then, comment below or hit me up on my Facebook page to leave your words to Toby too! Here's that link.
Toby reminds you if YOU are having "Drinks After Work" , get a designated driver! Click below for a message from TOBY himself!


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Welcome to Python from Scratch, where I'm going to teach you the ins and outs of Python development… from scratch.
In this first lesson, we're going to choose a version, install Python, and then create the obligatory "Hello world" script. If you're already familiar with Python, feel free to skip ahead to a later lesson in the series.
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Choosing a Version
"It's important to choose the right version."
There are two versions of Python that are currently being developed: 2.x
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To make things easier, a lot of features that are being added to version three have also being added to version two, so there's less need to worry about the differences.
Installing the Interpreter
Once you've chosen a version, it's time to install. Download the version of Python for your OS, and run the installer which will get it set up on your machine. There are three ways you can now use Python:
- Python Shell- lets you run commands line by line.
- IDLE GUI – lets you write more complex scripts, and run them in one go.
- Text Editor – any text editor that runs on you system. You can then save it with a .py extension, and run it from the shell.
For now, launch the shell to test if it works correctly. On Windows, navigate to the directory you installed Python. By default, it should be C:\Python27
Once there, launch python.exe
. If you're on Mac or Linux, launch the Terminal, then type python
I personally find IDLE to be unpleasant to use; so for most of this series, we're going to be using a standard code editor. If you would rather use an IDE, there are plenty of good ones:
- PyScripter (Windows)
- Eclipse with the PyDev plugin (Windows)
- Netbeans for Python (Windows, Mac, Linux, Solaris)
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Python Tools (Windows) - Eric IDE, best on Linux, available in Ubuntu Software center
Hello World!
No we're all set up; let's write your first bit of Python! Go to the shell, type print "Hello World!"
, and hit enter
. The phrase Hello World! should appear.
And that's it: it really is as simple as that. You've written your first Python program! Now is a good opportunity to highlight one of the differences beween version two and three: they changed print
from a statement
to a function
. Don't worry too much about what those words mean for now. All you need to know is that, if you chose to use version three, you need to write print("Hello World!")
— the only difference is that you don't use brackets. We'll learn about the technical reasons behind this in a future lesson.
So in this lesson, we set ourselves up with a fresh Python installation, discussed the best tools to write code, and wrote our first program. If you have any questions, I'm happy to answer them in the comments, and I hope you'll join me for the rest of this series.
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On Friday, Bureau County Clerk Kami Hieronymus said village president candidate Robert Brasen and village trustee candidate Lori Wilkinson came into her office on the same day to withdraw their names from the April 9 ballot. Both Brasen and Wilkinson are incumbents to the Walnut Village Board, and their request arrived in time to have their name withdrawn.
Brasen said his decision to not run for another term as mayor was not a decision made lightly.
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All I think about is cancer….the treatment options….part 2 of 7
I have been in the early stages of planning my next huge project. We are going to tackle the subject of how to educate people about NON-TOXIC TREATMENT OF CANCER.
I will be visiting quite a few clinics that specialize in "alternative health" means to treat cancer without chemotherapy and radiation. Some employ a raw-food diet. Others focus more on spiritual healing. I am going to check in and undergo their treatment. Utilizing modalities that heal the "broken" immune system and support it to do its natural work to eradicate cancer cells.
I will study and report on efficacious ways to eliminate cancer that do not involve attacking and weakening the immune system. We will build a web site, as well as film a documentary (with Kels, my Green Smoothie Girl Makeover partner–we have wrapped filming and are in production with our TV show).
I am scheduled to check into some of the clinics below and hope to get into the rest, for my research. If you are a cancer patient, or know one, who would like to go with me to one of these clinics, PLMK by writing support123 at greensmoothiegirl.com. Although you'll need to pay for your stay, I'm pretty sure you'll get the royal treatment, going with me to experience and study what they do! I would like to document your experience with the various methods. Here's my wish list—and since I've not yet gotten into 3 of them, also PLMK if you have the ear of a director at any of these clinics!
The Gerson Institute (California / Mexico)
Creative Health Institute (Michigan)
Oasis of Hope Hospital, Contreras Clinic (Mexico)
An Oasis of Healing (Arizona)
Optimum Health Institute (California)
Tree of Life (Arizona)
Hippocrates Institute (California)
We all have cancer cells. It's just a matter of whose immune function goes "down for the count" so that cancer gets the upper hand.
These clinics practice radically different approaches from modern oncology's modalities, which are limited to technology, chemicals, and radiation.
I will be writing about CANCER for the next several days. Stay tuned. Virtually everyone reading this blog has been touched by cancer. I'm told it's usually not a terrible way to die–rather peaceful, and you have time to get your affairs in order and say goodbye.
My observation of the practice of oncology, though, is that it is brutal, inhumane, its side effects often lethal. It isn't exactly true to the Hippocratic Oath: "First, Do No Harm."
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Hello and GOD bless you! This promises to be a true lifesaver for many that have or may develop cancer.
Thank you for your dedication to learning all you can to help humanity!!
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Thks for such great initiative. I will definitely follow you, even though am not in the US. I have been reading these days about alternative cancer treatments, every approaches can be complementary as long as they don't ground on destruction and acidification of the tissues – and look for the deep causes. Thks again, AJ.
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
I was diagnosed with breast cancer a year ago today. During this past year I had been going to different alternative doctors but unfortunately my cancer has gotten worse. I am getting ready to start chemo, but i still have hope that there may be something out there that will work for me without having to go through it.
I live in New York, and I would like for you to please send me information regarding the non-toxic treatment of cancer.
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Oh my heavens Robyn, this is AMAZING stuff!! I am soooooo anxious to see the outcome of this experience! You are a remarkable, gifted woman who truly has the ability to educate and reach countless people! So many just hand their lives over to whom they have been "led" (false traditions of their fathers) to trust!! Bless you, for being in tune with mind, body and soul……..
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
I know that you will ignore what I am stating to you here. I have the NON TOXIC "chemo" protocol which are OTC vitamins and suppliments. Whereas, cancer is acidic, I chose an alkaline diet. The Budwig Diet FOCC. DMSO in a 3 : 1 mixture with Sodium Bicarbonate, aka, baking soda (pH 14). There is NO NEED to spend outrageous sums to attend a clinic.
"The cancer CURE is in your grocery store."
Sincerely, Bruce Chesley
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
I applaud you! I recently researched these as well. We buried my brother last week – lung cancer, that spread to the brain, lymph nodes and spine following 4 sessions of chemo and 5 sessions of radiation-funded by the VA. I lost a 7 year old nephew 20 years ago and many friends over the last 2-3 years. Best of luck spreading the word!!!
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Check out Bellavida in Lodi, CA by ModernManna with Danny Vierra.
Also consider Dr. Richard Schulze's at home treatment. The Incurables Programs at Herbdoc.com
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Please be VERY careful about the clinics in Mexico (many listed in California treat the cancer in a clinic in Mexico). Not only do I have an insider view of these clinics from a patient's view (my mother) but I also worked for one. Many of them are filled with empty promises that are made to vunerable people desperate to be healed. Please be careful. There are good alternative clinics in the States that have better records and the patients are better protected.
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Hi "green lady", happy to see you undertaking this information as it is so desperately needed for people to make healthier choices!!
There is a book I just finished I thought you might want to check out too!
"Anti Cancer A New Way of Life" David Servan-Schreiber
As he had brain cancer twice & a rather well-known doc up in CA he started to figure the "old" ways just of conventional medicine were just not 'cutting' it for building & maintaining health!
Of course, we KNOW that ..but great that you are sharing & researching more!! go!!
In Health & Healing
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
FYI, my mom just died of cancer 2 months ago. I had researched these clinics to the max but could not get my mom to go. I would encourage you to try the Issels Clinic (Santa Barbara and Tijuana) as well. That one was high on my list.
Another one is Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez whose success is based upon the research of Dr. Kelley so many years ago. His specialty seems to be pancreatic cancer.
Dr. Burzynski in Texas specializes in brain cancer but is not allowed to give alternative treatment without or before chemo/radiation.
What I found in common with all of the clinics were dietary changes and detoxification is a crucial part of the protocol.
I would go with you in a heartbeat because these are the words to me in my last birthday card from my mom 6 weeks before she died "keep going strong and helping others get away from all those harmful chemicals". And I intend to do just that.
Best of luck on your journey, Heck you ought to be the cleanest healthiest person when you are finished!
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
I just wrote down all the alternative cancer clinics in America/Mexico, into my little health notebook. This is a start. For years, I've told myself that I would go alternative, and NOT undergo invasive mainstream cancer treatment practices, should I contract cancer. Thank you Robyn!
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
I just got the book Nourishing Traditions and, although I have also read the China Study, I am feeling a little concerned that I am not feeding my children properly or myself while I am nursing and will be pregnant again eventually. I feel like we are still having issues with food sensitivites and strange rashes, although they are less and the seasonal allergies are gone. I just wonder if I'm missing something. I'm sure that all the antibiotics that we used to do are still affecting them or at least their bodies are still trying to recover (It's been about 8 months since we last did antibiotics and I don't intend to ever shove them down my poor childrens' throats again). Anyway, I'm just wondering what is specifically recommended for children and nursing or pregnant mommies. Till what age do you give them raw goat milk (I am excited to get some this weekend)? I know you do eggs and butter in recipes. Should I do more eggs and butter than a typical person for my children and myself? We have been doing 12 steps since March or April. We follow all of them except fermented vegetables (we do kefir) and alkaline water (we use a Brita filter). I guess I just need some reassurance.
Oh, and I have found that all the places that list alkaline/acid causing foods differ on the foods listed. Some grains are alkaline on your list but not on someone elses list, same with legumes. What is with that?
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
I want to get some of your recipes and what can help repair damaged immune. We have autoimmune in my family. My son has type 1 diabetes which is also autoimmune.
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Thank You for putting a voice out there about the truths of nutrition and that STUPID pink ribbon. So sad what people allow the Western Medicine to do to them and their thinking.
Love you and your work,
Cheryl S
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
You should also check out. Dr Goldhamer of True North in Pengrove, Ca
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
What a GREAT thing to do! You will only help so many more people!
I also wonder if at some point you could use your influence to help the huge group of women who can't get pregnant and can't figure out why??? Or the women who are sick for their entire pregnancy. I don't think these women (some are friends I'm watching) realize how the things they are doing to their body logically wouldn't support a healthy fetus and that it could be the reason??? Or that being sick for the first 3 months or the entire 9 does not have to happen. I have one friend who I know lives on meat (she loves wendy's chicken nuggets) and Diet Coke and can't figure out why she's so deathly -can't get out of bed- sick right now while she's pregnant. I told her I could bring her a green smoothie and she just rolled her eyes at me. So sad she's not willing to try.
I am pregnant as well right now, and became pregnant right at Christmas, which also happened to be when I got my Blendtec I had been wanting. We've had green smoothies (my family of 5) every day since and I have to say this has been my easiest pregnancy (of the 4) by far! I've always eaten fairly healthy, but I've learned SO much from you and it has truly enhanched my health! I haven't gained as much weight and it feels great! Anyway, thanks for making a difference in the world!
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
I'm a long term vegan (and Raw). . beginning my 27th year vegan. . and 6 years Raw.
I've been to Creative Health Institute a number of years ago. . if I can share any information with you, I'd be glad to. They're now calling it the "New Creative Health Institute". since Don passed away . don't know why. . I really liked the Old Creative Health Institute. . Anne Wigmore's program changed my life in ways I never knew could happen. . They certainly cannot improve on her ways.. which I thought were the best for my needs..
And Gabriel Cousens at Tree is awesome… but his secretary / office manager is a total goof, jerk, call him what you will. . I cannot believe Gabriel would have someone like that working in that environment of what is supposed to be a healing center. If you go there you'll soon find out what I mean, unless he's on his best behaviour. . if he has such a thing. (doubtful!!)
Oasis of Healing, Gerson and Hippocrates are all WONDERFUL!!!
Enjoy your journey.
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Hello Robyn, Just found your blog thru Kris Carr's website (Metastatic Breast Cancer Babes). I'm a stage IV breast cancer survivor — still going thru treatments — initial cancer in 1998 and recurrence in 2007. I live in Tucson Arizona and if you need a 'tag along' please let me know.
Robynreplied:View August 10, 2011
Carol, I do want you to come along. Please write us at support at greensmoothiegirl.com and let me know if you'd like to go to Gerson, OHI, Tree of Life, Oasis of Hope, or Hippocrates!
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
great Job.
doctors in Europe know, chemotherapy is no cure.Alternative medicinw is the way to go. Starting with healthy nutrition
RobynView August 10, 2011
Sarah, the alkaline/acid charts do differ, I have noticed that. Just eat as much as possible from the highly alkaline list, eliminate all the foods that are highly acidic, and eat in moderation only the WHOLE FOODS that fall in the middle ranges.
Does that sound reasonable?
Feed them raw goat milk as long as you want to! And best if you feed it to them as homemade KEFIR. DEfinitely get that going DAILY and let me know if this winter is a godsend for you, with far fewer bacterial and viral infections!
(And, we eat butter and ONLY organic/free range eggs very sparingly. No, you don't need MORE of those, and I will usually use an egg replacer of 1 Tbsp. chia soaked in 3 Tbsp. water rather than an egg.)
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Their is a man who works with cancer patients here on Staten
Island. A dr. Fred bisci. He has worked with a friend of mine and many other using the raw food approach. He is a wonderful, 80 year old, 40 year raw food eater. If you are ever interested in meeting him i am sure it would be worthwhile. I know he travels a lot so perhaps he would meet you somewhere, although it would be great if you came here .
Robynreplied:View August 10, 2011
Christine, I am told Dr. Bisci refers patients to Creative Health Institute in Michigan, where I'll be checking in (with a cancer patient reader) at the end of this month! I'd love to know him personally!
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Dear Robin,
My husband has melanoma that started in December 2007. He is at the point now that the doctors can do nothing else. I have had him on green smoothies for at least the last two years. He went under several kinds of chemo from all the Clinical Trials he was in and was never sick. They would insist that he get a prescription for nausea and we did the first time but he never had to take it, and after that we didn't even get the prescription filled. I didn't realize until reading something you said about your grandmother, that the reason he never got sick was because of the green smoothies!
We now are looking into holistic cures, and while we would love to go to one of these clinics with you, I'm afraid we couldn't afford them as I don't believe that our hospitalization would cover it. Do you have any idea what the cost of any of these clinics would be? It's a shame that if it should come down to money that only the rich can afford to survive, and what a shame that hospitalization we pay for, will not cover our choices.
Thanks so much for doing this.
Best of Luck to you,
Robynreplied:View August 10, 2011
Peggy. They range from $2200 for the whole treatment (usually about 10 days inpatient, and that includes lodging) to $15,000. It is a shame that your insurance has no interest in anything non-toxic! Please come with me to one of the clinics, both of you, if you can pull it off.
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
What a great idea! I've read various accounts of these different clinics, most often in Mexico. But to go and actually do their programs and let others know all about them is really a great thing to do for all of us, especially those of us who have long term illnesses and try to do all the "right" things but cannot get to the level of healing that we long for. I've done almost every treatment, holistic & otherwise, over the past 23 years; but please be careful of the "New Age" treatments. There is sometimes a spiritual component that isn't of God and we don't want to mess with that. (See Ankerberg & Weldon's books on the subject). Much success in your endeavors, Robyn. I was fun to have you at Lassens in Thousand Oaks a few months ago.
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Shauna Frazier sent me your information and I am very interested in what you have to offer. My 14-year-old son has been diagnosed with Stage IV liver cancer. We are running out of options for his treatment and the chemotherapy isn't doing much except for making him pretty sick. I would like to know more about green smoothies and the alternative cancer treatments you are looking into. If you have time, you could reach me at (801) 390-0204, or email me at the above address. Thank you so much for your time!
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
Why can't I read the comments? I really enjoy reading all the comments but I can't in the past two days or so…
AnonymousView August 10, 2011
I did the "gerson therapy" and went to their clinic in Mexico. I was diagnosed with 3rd stage NHlymphoma; I'm now in remission; would love to share my story, experience and how my whole perception of health has changed through this journey, and before this "journey" I thought I ate healthy! WOW, what a wake up call I got.
Robynreplied:View August 11, 2011
Doreen, I would love to hear more about your story! Please write us at support123 at greensmoothiegirl.com. Thank you!
AnonymousView August 11, 2011
I also recommend the Living Foods Institute in Atlanta, Georgia.
AnonymousView August 11, 2011
Wow, wow, wow! This is great stuff Robin – good for you! I'm so glad you are out there doing this research and sharing it with us. Thank you!
AnonymousView August 11, 2011
Robin: so happy your doing this study. Someone mentioned going to True North with Dr. Goldhammer. I was there about 8 years ago to get rid of a large fibroid tumer. I was there 6 weeks. 4 weeks of water fasting. Then 2 weeks of juicing. It worked. I do now though prefer juicing and green smoothies. Water fasting is very drastic. So happy with what I have learned since then and love your smoothie program. When I went to True North I knew nothing about raw foods. Come such a long way. I will love hearing about your study. Keep up the good work!
Hi Robyn,
I was diagnosed in Feb 2011 with early stage breast cancer. My doctor recommended a partial mastectomy, chemo and radiation. I declined treatment and started the Gerson Therapy in Tijuana, Mexico in March 2011. I am still on the therapy (almost completed 6 months) and am feeling quite well. I have been blogging my experience (http://mcayzer.blogspot.com/) and have another follow-up at the end of this month to see how the tumours are doing. I feel confident that Gerson is working as I am providing it the tools to heal itself.
Thank-you for your great website and information.
Kind Regards.
AnonymousView August 11, 2011
I have lupus and am trying hard to stay off of steroids and anti-malarial drugs. Thanks to finding your site, Robyn, between the green smoothies and alkaline water, I have seen a big improvement. 6 months ago I could barely get out of bed. That doesn't work when you have 4 kids to chase around. I still have a long way to go to heal and a lot of bad food habits and addictions to overcome, but I am convinced that what I have been putting in my body for the past 30+ years is what put me in this physical hell. When I talked to my doctor about diet, he shrugged and said it wouldn't make much difference. I now know he was wrong. I am a nurse with the whole American health system and all the drugs that go along with it firmly entenched in my brain. I am slowly mucking it all out. I recently watched the movie "Food Matters" which led me to research Gerson. A couple days later, I read your post about your plans. I'm looking forward to the results. I'm seriously considering their program myself. I consider the day I found your website divinely inspired and a huge blessing in my life. I've been spreading the green smoothie love ever since. Thank you!
AnonymousView August 12, 2011
Please check out Bella Vita in Lodi, run by Danny Vierra. He has the heart of a teacher and is helping people become whole again from various maladies including cancer. You can find his website at http://www.bellavita.org or friend him on Facebook. He is a gem.
AnonymousView August 12, 2011
Robyn, I will email you with pro's and con's of my experience with Gerson. I just want people to know that doing the gerson therapy is not easy at all, and actually almost impossible to do everything they recommend. No matter how people choose to heal their cancer (unhealthy body) it's not easy. I DO NOT recommend going to their clinic in Mexico; get their books or hire a gerson practitioner instead. The clinic was $11,000.00 (way overpriced especially for TJ Mexico); norwalk juicer $2,400.00 (for the amount of juices you have to do over a long period of time, well worth it), they have a van to transport you to clinic and charge you a ridiculous expense fee… (fortunately I live in San Diego, so my hubby and I walked across the border and took a $10.00 taxi to the clinic) etc , etc. etc…, and that's before even starting the 2 year treatment and eating and juicing; much more to share over my 2+ year journey now with hindsight and being proactive in my healing through research, research and research, and finding what worked for me; I wished the lymphoma society would have donated to me to help me pay for this very, very expensive way of healing instead of to the "traditional ways"; and donate to all of us who are using "alternative" ways of healing, because initially none of the "alternative clinics" are cheap
AnonymousView August 13, 2011
Oh I wholeheartedly support nutrition in dealing with cancer. Being a nurse and one who infuses chemo on cancer patients, I find that none of them are educated in any type of alternative treatment or nutritional therapy. I have made it my goal to teach them the benefits of healing through nutrition. Unfortunately so many of them are of the mindset that only chemo and whatever the doctor says are the only way they can be healed. What a very sad thing to believe! I personally know otherwise, but one has to have the faith to believe in something other than using poison to kill a disease. Good luck with all of your efforts! Boy would I love the opportunity to jump on that bus and be there with you! You go girl! Cindy
AnonymousView August 13, 2011
My mother has primary mylofibrosis,scarring of the bone marrow. I am watching her die before my eyes and it is slowly tearing me apart. I am holistic and have tried diet and greens for her but she no longer produces red blood cells so nothing is helping. She is going on an experimental drug this week. I am scared to death. I would gladly spend my last dollar if I knew a clinic which can help her before its to late. She is 78 years old. I am desperate.
Susan F.
Get in touch with Jess from Wellness Warrior. She is doing great on the Gerson & her mum is doing it too.
AnonymousView August 15, 2011
Robyn, I noticed you are planning on coming to Michigan the end of this month. Is there any chance you might be able to speak when you are here. I have so many people that I would love to bring to one of your classes. Please consider it!!!
AnonymousView August 15, 2011
@Rose. You might find the information in Outsmart Your Cancer by Tayna Pierce very helpful.
@Greensmoothiegirl- You go girl! This is information the public MUST know about. People who have cancer have options besides chemo, radiation and surgery! Have you seen the documentary "Cancer: The Forbidden Cures" by Massimo Mazzuco? The cures for cancer have been discover more than 80 years ago and the FDA, NCI and AMA have successfuly shut them down all for the love of money.. Its time for the public to know the truth. Chemo only benefits 5% of patients and more people die from the treatment than the disease while Big Pharm makes the $. It is sick and wrong.. God bless your efforts and you will bless many. The truth shall set you free..
AnonymousView August 17, 2011
We are so inculcated as a society that doctors are 'gods' and that what they say is the absolute truth.
I know from personal experience that many issues, including cancer, can be brought back to a balance within the body using alternative methods rather than going a medical route.
Love the way you convey thoughts and present your materials. Thanks for sharing.
Check out: http://www.empowereddoctor.com/8117/cancer-treatment-centers-america/


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