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We went here on a quiet tuesday evening, the owner was very nice and the tapas we took were good. Relax atmosphere!
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Very good authentic Spanish home-made food far away from the typical tapas restaurants for tourists, for a reasonable price, in a humble environment.
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I was told you always have to be aware of restaurant with long menus, here I should have pay attention. This a small restaurant (more like a canteen) with more or less 6/7 pages menus...and to be honest the food tasted more like re-warmed food (from frozen food). The vegetables in the soup have the same size and taste than...
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I am Spanish, living now in Brussels. As I have read in a review, I hardly eat in Spanish bars abroad, as it is usually fake food. But Casa Juan is not. It is a simple place, without pretensions with the menu you would find in a Spanish tavern. Tapas are real Spanish. I just tried some dishes and I...
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We live nearby and never thought of going there, because it looks like nothing special from outside. The truth is that it really is special! Great, authentic tapas, delicious fishes, friendly, Spanish atmosphere (everybody knows each other), very decent prices. To recommend!
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I'm Spanish and "expating" in Brussels. I never go to Spanish restaurants when I'm not in Spain: Most of the cases they are not owned by Spanish, they rather offer Marocain and / or Southamerican mix of funny dishes (last time I saw a paella with guacamole) served in small portions that pretend to be real "tapas". We found "Casa...
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Local Japanese-American's tales of internment stir grim memories
Around the time Pearl Harbor was bombed, a kid at Shigeru Yabu's elementary school in San Francisco called him "Jap." It stung, but he remembered his mom telling him that he was going to have to get used to that term.
World War II's flames and fears were boiling wildly all over in the country's melting pot. "You have to understand," Yabu said all these years later in his Camarillo home, "this was an era of a lot of racial tensions."
Things would get worse. In the spring of 1942, Yabu and his family were yanked from the life they knew and taken to prison camps where they'd spend three-plus years in hardscrabble conditions behind barbed wire and below guard towers where soldiers toted machine guns.
They were among some 120,000 Japanese-Americans on the West Coast whose lives were uprooted. They were forced into 10 internment camps in seven states, most in the remote West. They lost homes, businesses, family and communal ties, and some sense of who they were in a nation that suddenly seemed to collectively hate them. About two-thirds of them were U.S. citizens.
Some 65 years later, Yabu can't summon much bitterness, not even for Memorial Day, when the nation reflects on its fallen soldiers and its various wars, including World War II.
"I think this is the greatest country in the world," he said.
Even hard times fade with passing years. Yabu, who turns 78 in a couple weeks, went on to a 28-year career with the Boys & Girls Club, including 18 as executive director in Camarillo.
But he and others remember what happened to them long ago.
George Wakiji, a fellow Camarillo resident who spent time in a camp in Arizona, said the Japanese have a word "gaman," which means perseverance.
"It's a Japanese trait," he said. "There was a lot of gaman going on in these camps."
Yabu is the subject of a new book, called "A Boy of Heart Mountain," written from a child's eye about his experiences at the Heart Mountain internment camp in Wyoming, about halfway between the towns of Cody and Powell some 60 miles east of Yellowstone National Park.
The 140-page book, by longtime Disney writer Barbara Bazaldua, is based on a series of informal writings and information Yabu provided her.
"My memory of that era is clear and vivid," he said. "It's like a movie, you remember all the little things."
Get out
On Feb. 19, 1942, President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, essentially kicking Japanese-Americans out of the three West Coast states. In April, the Presidio of San Francisco issued evacuation orders for them to leave the city. Yabu's stepfather (he never knew his biological father, who left the family when he was 1) lost his cleaners business.
They went to the Buchanan YMCA, got on a bus to a train station and were taken south to an assembly camp at the Pomona Fairgrounds. "We took only what we could carry," Yabu said. He was only 9, and didn't understand the big picture.
Conditions were squalid. The Yabus shared a shed — no bigger than his bedroom back in San Francisco — with a family of six. They slept on mattresses on a dusty floor. There was one light bulb, swarmed by gnats and moths, and "spiders all over the place," Yabu said in the interview.
In the book, he recalled meals of half-cold boiled potatoes, bread, gloppy canned tomatoes and cold chunks of hot dogs. Hundreds of Japanese-Americans were there; lines were long. Occasionally, elderly people waiting for food would grow weak and fall down.
"The ambulance would come and pick them up," he recalled in the interview, "and you wondered what happened to them."
In the book, he notes that people were "restless and frightened," not knowing how long this would go on. Camp police would come by, throw open the shed doors, and flash lights to count them whenever they pleased.
After several months, another upheaval took them to a place even more alien.
Life at Heart Mountain
In October 1942, the Yabus and others boarded another train for a four-day trip to the Heart Mountain camp in Wyoming; like the others, it was euphemistically called a "relocation center" by the U.S. government.
As with Pomona, shock and confusion reigned. When they got there, guards pinned pieces of paper on their coats with numbers on them. "I'm more than just a number," Yabu remarks in the book.
It was nighttime. He stared at rows and rows of tar-paper barracks, almost 500 in all, "marching in straight lines" as far he could see.
His family, like the others, was assigned a barracks room that, Yabu said, wasn't much bigger than the Pomona shed. It had beds, blankets and a potbelly stove in the corner.
"That first night," Yabu said in the interview, "we sat on the beds, not saying a word."
The food had a sameness — bread and oatmeal, bread and cornmeal mush, bread and stew. At night, he'd dream of his mom's tempura shrimp, miso soup and piles of noodles. Eventually, after complaints, the camp got rice, a staple in Japanese diets.
There were 24 barracks to a block. Each block had two communal mess halls and a communal building with toilets, showers and a laundry room.
There were no walls between the toilets, and thus no privacy. At one point in the book, his mother, holding back tears, comes back from the restroom and says she had put a handkerchief over her face so no one could tell who she was. Some people, Yabu said in the interview, took in cardboard as makeshift partitions.
The tar-paper barracks did little to keep out the elements. They froze in wintertime and sweltered in the hot summers.
"We spend most cold nights," Yabu remembers in the book, "huddled as close to the potbelly stove as we can get, sitting on orange crates for chairs until bedtime, which is early because there's nothing else to do."
Eventually, his stepfather took a job in the camp's carpentry shop (for $12 a month) and was able to make chairs out of scrap wood.
One Christmas, his stepdad fixed a holiday "tree" out of three tumbleweeds stacked in pyramid fashion, which they decorated with paper ornaments.
In early 1943, Heart Mountain came to hold almost 11,000 internees, which at the time made it the third-largest community in Wyoming. It also made the locals nervous.
In Cody one day for some shopping, Yabu came across a hardware store with a sign on the door that read "Japs Not Welcome."
In the book, he fumes, "How can they hate me when they don't even know me?"
But, he recalled from his Camarillo living room, "there were a lot of wonderful people out there, too." He cited residents of Cody and Powell who gave them Christmas gifts, a Cody bakery that supplied them with bread and the like, and local churches whose members helped his people.
Yabu took in an injured magpie he had shot down from a tree. The magpie, named Maggie, became a camp hit, learned to talk — how to say such Japanese words as "ohayo" (good morning) and "baka" (stupid) — and lifted his spirits. Eventually, the camp became a vibrant community. It had its own water system, hospital, post office, school, fire department and even a small zoo. The Japanese-Americans started a weekly newspaper, fielded sports teams and engaged in cultural activities. A pit near an irrigation canal became a swimming pool (and ice rink in winter). They even found a way to grow vegetables amid the Wyoming sagebrush and arid buffalo grass.
In the winter of 1943, a questionnaire arrived that divided the camp.
A rift in loyalties
The government loyalty questionnaire asked Japanese-Americans there if they were willing to serve in the U.S. military and if they had "unqualified allegiance" to the United States.
It sparked strong emotions in those who had sympathy for their newfound country and those with loyalties and deeper ties to Japan.
Another polarizing moment came when Japanese-American war hero Ben Kuroki came to Heart Mountain on behalf of the War Department to help recruit young people for service. In the book, Yabu recalls that he and other kids there idolized Kuroki, who flew 58 combat missions.
Kuroki, now 93 and living in Camarillo, remembers the visit vividly. The people at Heart Mountain, he said, were "very outspoken." Though kids and younger adults backed him, the older people "hated my guts. And they hissed and booed me when I said they were crazy if they thought Japan was going to win the war."
A strong anti-draft faction existed there, said Kuroki, who later became an editor at the Star-Free Press newspaper in Ventura.
Several dozen there who refused the draft were arrested, tried and sentenced to time in federal prison. But about 800 Heart Mountain internees went into military service. Some became part of the famed 442nd Regimental Combat Team, the Japanese-American outfit that went on to become the most decorated unit in U.S. military history.
Kuroki flew bombing missions over Japan. He said he's been asked many times over the years how he felt about that.
"I was an American," he said evenly, "just like anyone else."
The long road back
At internment camps elsewhere, life was similar, other survivors who live locally said.
Among them is Yabu's wife, Irene, who spent three years at the Gila River internment camp in Arizona along with 10 family members. She was about the same age as her future husband when she was taken from the Arroyo Grande area, where her relatives were farmers.
With nowhere to go after the war ended, the family wound up in San Diego and started over, she said. Her father found work as a gardener and her mother became a domestic laborer and worked in fields, picking crops.
Irene was reticent to talk about her camp life, saying, "It's all kind of a blur to me."
Noby Reidell, a fellow Camarillo resident, was also at Gila River, taken there as a teenager from Arroyo Grande. She recalled it as hot, dusty and plagued by sandstorms.
Her father died at Gila River. To make money, she took a job as a waitress for $16 a month in the camp's mess hall. The food, she said flatly, "was slop."
"I was angry," she said of life there, "but the Japanese tradition is you suck it up."
After the war, the family relocated to Pasadena, where she worked as a maid and cared for her mother. Her two brothers took jobs as houseboys. "It took 10 years to get back to where we should have been," Reidell said.
Eventually, she passed a state clerk-typist exam, climbed her way up to senior legal stenographer and later worked for the California State Employees Association, a job that ultimately took her to Camarillo.
Like Shigeru Yabu, she isn't bitter about the past.
"You know," said Reidell, who is now in her 80s, "you just can't dwell on that. You just go on with your life and put it in the back of your mind."
Wakiji, who also was at Gila River, estimated that dozens among Ventura County's 5,000-plus Japanese-American population have some internment camp experience. Even today, he said, few will talk about it.
Wakiji was in eighth grade in Pasadena when he and six family members were, as he put it, "shipped off to nowhereland." His dad lost his nursery business.
After the war, Wakiji returned to Pasadena, got a college degree and took myriad jobs over the years that eventually took him to Washington, D.C., where he helped build a monument to Japanese-American soldiers and internment camp survivors. About a decade ago, he retired and moved to Camarillo.
Like Yabu and Reidell, the 81-year-old Wakiji is almost bereft of hard feelings. One reason, he pointed out, is that today's camp survivors were kids then, freer from worry and loss and more concerned about how to have fun. Both Yabu and Reidell agreed the camps were harder on parents than children.
"I didn't realize until I was an adult what my government had done to me, taking away my civil rights," Wakiji said.
A return to a tragedy
The West Coast was reopened to Japanese-Americans in January 1945, but many stayed in camps longer. The Yabu family was among the last to leave Heart Mountain, staying until early November.
It became, Yabu said, "a ghost town." His beloved bird Maggie died during his final days there. He buried her near his barrack.
Like others, they stayed because they feared more racism and worried about how to pick up their lives. His stepdad, who was not a citizen, also feared immigration officials.
They moved back to the Bay Area and bounced around there from job to job. His parents became domestic workers — his mom became a cook and a maid, his stepdad a butler, bartender and gardener. They shared a flat with another family and lived in a condemned church for awhile.
After graduating high school in San Francisco, Yabu earned a degree in industrial arts from San Diego State University. He served as a hospital corpsman with the Navy in San Diego during the Korean war. He met Irene in 1952 and married her the next year; they raised three children.
His Boys & Girls Club career took him to San Diego and Santa Monica before he moved to Camarillo in 1967.
Yabu said his parents never spoke of Heart Mountain. He tried to speak about it once before, writing an essay about it at a school in Hillsborough. His teacher got mad, called him to his desk, marked it up in red and told him to never write about it again. The book opens with this incident.
About a decade ago, Yabu became a board member of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation. He's been back to Wyoming about a half-dozen times; a chimney and a couple buildings are about all that's left of the camp. The first visit stirred little emotion in him.
"I didn't have a real desire to see it," Yabu said. "What was there to look forward to in going back?"
History's long reach
What happened so long ago still ripples.
In February 1976, President Gerald Ford officially terminated Roosevelt's Executive Order 9066, which had upended so many lives more than three decades earlier. Ford called it "a setback to fundamental American principles."
In 1990, every camp survivor (or their heirs) was given a $20,000 check and a letter of apology signed by the first President George Bush. Reportedly, some Japanese-Americans were so insulted they declined to cash the checks.
Reidell cashed hers, but understands the mixed feelings.
"It didn't make up for what we went through," she said. "We lost everything. We went to these camps with one suitcase; that was all we could carry."
Wakiji also cashed his check. The letter, he said, "was OK. It assuaged the wounds somewhat, but not much."
Two weeks ago, UCLA bestowed honorary degrees on some 200 Japanese-American students who were forced to give up their education because they were sent to internment camps. In all, more than 700 such students will receive them after the UC Board of Regents voted last year to lift a moratorium on honorary degrees.
Local camp survivors have praise for Yabu's new book. It's also been endorsed by Alan Simpson, the former three-term U.S. senator from Wyoming. At the back of the book, he calls it "a beautiful story."
"Never forget this little book about a little lad in what surely must have been a most puzzling, confusing, harsh and racist existence," wrote Simpson, who grew up in Cody and as a Boy Scout visited the Heart Mountain internees. "Be ever vigilant to see no repeat of this injustice."
Two years ago in North Carolina, Yabu met a waitress while visiting acquaintances.
"She told me that this was the worst thing our government ever did, after the Indian massacres," Yabu recalled. "And I said, 'Our country is still very young. We've made some mistakes, and we will make more mistakes in the future.' And she gave me a high five, hugged me, turned around and started crying."
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Coming down to earth, it's actually the music of two blokes from Sheffield and Hull. Mind you, the discovery that the name is an acronym for an air force program looking behind enemy lines lends something a little more sinister to the equation. The Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System - now that sounds like a devious arrangement.
Close scrutiny of the J*S*T*A*R*S make-up reveals that both its practitioners have expertise in the art of making people dance and smile. Steve Cobby is one half of Fila Brazillia, a prolific team of consistently good albums (eleven at last estimate!) and countless remixes, their speciality being instrumental grooves to charm away the early hours.
Sim Lister has worked with him before at 23 Records, the company now looking after all Fila productions. Together with Fila's other half Dave McSherry the small collective have become famed for their breezy funk, shot through with a sense of humour in quirky samples or athletic bass lines.
Put Me On A Planet is an extension of this, containing all the elements that make Fila's music so enjoyable. The titles offer a clue of the subtle humour involved - Faberge Tang and Blu Genes for instance. With each track leading into the next it comes across as a semi-mix album, obviously geared more towards the floor than the sofa. And when insistent riffs such as the one that dominates That Hefty Track make themselves known, I know where I'd rather be.
Even by then, the second track, you'll have caught the bug. The beats are springy, the harmonies spicy, the loops insistently making a play for the middle of your head. Mostly instrumental, they include melodies from trumpet and saxophone to complement the electronic wizardy going on elsewhere, Spanish Hustle's evocative sax solo a good example.
A couple of the older tracks appeared on Twentythree Records samplers back in 2004, but have not lost their appeal. Tripping The Light Fantastic scoots along with electronic squiggles and snippets of brass, while Spansules takes a trip to the disco, brass section once again in tow. Finally Loose Nuke Threat, another feelgood track, nods its head to Mr Scruff with a nifty aside or two.
One listen all the way through and I guarantee you'll have the bug. J*S*T*A*R*S may be a typist's nightmare, but their music offers a feelgood extension to the summer. You'd be silly not to join in.
Ben Hogwood 4/9/2006, musicOMH
"If you like funky layered house breakbeat sounds; I suggest you see if they have room in their shuttle for you!" Steven Kent (Dogmanet) "Tight selection of tunes easy on the ear but heavy on the ass-shaking!" DJ Magazine "J*S*T*A*R*S -- awesome jumpin' tunes!" MmeFly (BeatConcious) "Lovely combination of dance music, jazz and funk; this is all fused together to provide a toxic mix of ass shakers and foot tappers." Beat Surrender
This isn't as spaced out as you'd think from the title. The planet is generally house but fans of their previous 12" releases will know, J*S*T*A*R*S are of their own world.
The opener 'Ickey Plush' was their first release along with 'Tripping The Light Fantastic'. 'Tripping' got picked up for a Destination Lounge compilation but that's certainly a strange big horn funky bounce electro lounge. It's got a little of everything in it. The type of 'odd' that Rob Da Bank likes while the type I go for is the jazzy come flamenco electro pop of 'Spanish Hustle'.
'Is It Pepper?' is more of a straight-forward Basement Jaxx vocoder style and duller for it. But there's no let up as one track leads straight into the next and it's followed by 'Nyree' (on a reggae tip), 'Positronic' (Jan Hammer?), 'Spansules' (funky-disco).
In fact, it's not worth trying to put this lot in bags. They won't let you. The last track was also on a 12" and was apparently used by the John Lewis Partnership in an advertising campaign. It's the 'Lilly Allen' jazzy-umpah one. I wonder if JLP knew it was called 'Loose Nuke Threat'?
For a 12 track instrumental (mostly anyway) dance album, it's impressive how the tracks keep your attention. The listener can sense the fun they had putting this together. Experimental electro with a dancefloor heritage, what Planet do you want to be on?
Gerry Hectic 6/9/2006, FLY Global Music Culture
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The J*S*T*A*R*S track 'Loose Nuke Threat' features in the 2012 Fiat Panda TV advertising campaign. Eagle-i Music set up the Fiat / J*S*T*A*R*S synchronisation.
'Loose Nuke Threat' has also been used by the John Lewis Partnership for their spring advertising campaign (including TV and cinema) 2004 and repeated in 2005 - 'Spring is Here' (Creative agency: Burkitt DDB www.ddblondon.com).
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I went to see Dr. Deuber for a rhinoplasty last year. I am glad that I went with him because my results have been fantastic. I am terribly afraid of anything medical so it was such a big deal that I got the courage to even make the consolation. Dr. Deuber was informative and made me feel comfortable by answering all of my questions and discussing everything to expect post op. The day of the surgery, his entire TEAM (because they worked as a team rather than staff) was beyond excellent. He had a great bedside manner and to top it off, there was minimal discomfort post op. I was not on any pain medication, only motrin. Because he was precise and careful, I had minimal bruising. Within 5-7 days I was able to touch up the areas with concealer and it was hardly noticeable that I had just had surgery. My swelling receded within this time period as well. I had a positive experience. I have seen countless "nose-jobs" that are so obvious because it is the same nose! Dr. Deuber is a master of his craft. My results gave me an appearance that was natural and people never knew. I am very happy with my long term results. I recommended him to 4 of my girlfriends who also had other surgical procedures done (from breast implants, reductions, eye lift and rhinoplasty) with him. Those friends have in turn, recommended him onward. For me --- this speaks volumes.
Dr. Deuber did a breast reduction & lift & tummy tuck on me a little over a year ago. It was a very tricky procedure as I had previously had a tummy tuck & then had another pregnancy. He was very upfront & honest about surgery expectations and outcomes. Dr. Deuber came very highly recommended from friends. I could not be happier with my results. My tummy is so tight & I feel wonderful in my clothes! He far exceeded my expectations. My husband is equally thrilled with the results & the care I received. Dr. Deuber & his staff were so attentive & caring. I stayed the night in their facility after my procedure to recover & had the sweetest nurse take care of me. After I was home, they called to check on me several times before my post-op visit. I have since referred several friends to Dr. Deuber & they have been very pleased with their results as well. I will continue to recommend him as one of the best surgeons in Dallas!
I had a breast augmentation and midsection liposuction here a few years back. I am now about to go under the knife for the SECOND time by a different surgeon because I have hated my breasts since Dr Deuber did them. Originally I went for a lift and he talked me into implants, convincing me that a large implant would "fill me out". The surgery helped me go from a D to F, now an H after two pregnancies. At my post-ops he just apologized that I wasnt happy and recommended I give them time to settle. Since the surgery I have had to wear 2 sports bras just to work out and havent been able to sleep without a bra since. My breasts now sag to about 2 inches above my belly button which sadly is just a little worse than it was when I originally went in to him. His staff was nice the first appointment, then complete jerks once they had my money. On the operating table I was literally crying and screaming that I wasnt ready and needed a minute, as they knocked me out. Nothing about my midsection was different in the pre-op and post op photos, other than looking uneven after I healed. I do not understand how a doctor can do such an awful job and then not want to fix it after, not that I would have allowed him to even if he had offered. Will not be recommending him to anyone. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else
Hello, I am very sorry to hear about your situation. This is the first time it has been brought to my attention, and I want to improve your satisfaction. When a patient comes in for their consultation, I attentively listen to their frustrations and desires for improvement. From there, I make my recommendation to achieve the best possible results. Patients are always welcome to obtain a second opinion before agreeing to have a procedure done at our office. Many surgical procedures do take time to heal and settle. If a patient is still unsatisfied with the results after completely healing, I do everything possible to correct the issues. My practice is based on improving the lives of my patients. If you still have any concerns, please contact my office at your earliest convenience. I am always willing to help.
      Dr. Deuber did my BA a little over 5 years ago and I'm extremely pleased with the results. I spent a lot of time researching the procedure and had a lot of questions walking into my consultations. He and his staff were easy to talk to -  this was super important to me! I needed the reassurance of knowing that if at any point I had questions or concerns, I could call and ask without feeling dismissed or stupid. As for results? I love them! I had a certain look in mind and I feel Dr. Deuber reached the perfect compromise between what I was looking for and what was most suitable for my frame.      About 6 months ago, I returned to Dr. Deuber for a rhinoplasty. I am so happy with the results. I was really apprehensive about having work done to my face, so much so that I got my BA first to kinda dip my toe in the plastic surgery pond. My rhinoplasty was fairly extensive yet my results are so natural and so personally suited to my face. His work was meticulous. My nose is smaller, prettier, more feminine and was designed for ME -- that is the mark of a truly gifted surgeon!      Plastic surgery is a really personal decision and choosing the right surgeon is a crucial part of the process. I can recommend Dr. Deuber wholeheartedly and with utmost confidence!Â
Iâm normally not one to write a review but I feel compelled to share with others the wonderful experience I had with Dr. Deuber and his staff. Everyone looks for something different in a doctor. Of course we all want a competent provider with experience in his or her field. Others find bedside manner important. Some take into consideration a friendly staff, convenient location, and office hours, etc. With Dr. Deuberâs office you will get it all. I have never met a doctor with such genuine concern and compassion for his patients. Dr. Deuber took the time to listen to me and explained everything in detail so I knew what to expect every step of the way. I never felt rushed and at every appointment all of my questions were answered. My phone calls were always returned quickly and many times by Dr. Deuber himself. His staff is exceptional. On the phone and in person they are all so sweet and genuinely caring. They are efficient, organized, competent and always answered all my questions. Iâve undergone 2 surgeries with Dr. Deuber. Both were quite extensive and combined different procedures (my first surgery was a lower body lift and arm lift and my second surgery was a breast lift and thigh lift). The results of both far exceeded my expectations. I couldn't be happier. Iâm so thankful to have found him. His work is phenomenal. He is thorough and meticulous, but also personable. I would highly recommend Dr. Deuber.
I chose Dr. Deuber after consulting with a few other surgeons. I loved his honesty, excitement, and his staff. I got a full tummy tuck, no lipo. I stopped taking the pain meds after 3 days because I didn't need them. I was able to move around comfortably and sleep on my back after a week. The scar and belly button look great! I am happy to be rid of the sagging skin pregnancy left me with. I was able to email and text Dr. Deuber and his staff anytime and always received prompt and thorough answers. I felt very comfortable and supported. I teach 13 yoga classes a week and was able to go back teaching (dictating only) 2 wks following the procedure. I feel great! I love my flat belly and would highly recommend Dr. Deuber.
I had my BA today, and me sitting here writing a review on Dr. Deuber should definitely tell you something. I need to be back at work by monday, so the 24 hour recovery really caught my eye. After researching doctors and going in for a consultation, I knew this was the doctor I wanted! His staff was perfect from the beginning until the end (of what I can remember while being under anesthesia, of course). After being put in the car, I felt horrible. I thought that I was going to feel that way (groggy, tired, sore) for the rest of the day since it was only noon, but I was wrong. My boyfriend took me home, bought me lunch and I took my ibuprofen and a benedryl tablet. I went to sleep for 2 hours, woke up and started doing exercises and some work like nothing ever happened. The only thing I can feel is a bit of heaviness on my chest, but other than that.. Nothing! I was expecting to be in more pain than this, but I feel great! Dr. Deuber really exceeds the standards of what he practices. He even called me a while ago to check and make sure I was up and about. Great doctor, great staff... Definitely recommend to anyone who doesn't want to be in bed for days on sleeping/pain meds and who wants the best!!! :).
I had breast implants done 3 years ago. I was nervous about how they would turn out, but Dr Denver went over every option and helped me pick the right size and shape to re-fill my breasts after my second baby. I got exactly what I wanted, and the results still look and feel so natural no one can tell they aren't completely me. I would highly recommend.
I actually went to Dr. Dueber several years ago to have a burst silcone implant removed from my 1st breast augmentation over 20 years ago. I consulted 4 plastic surgeons (I do my homework). All the other Drs. wanted to a breast lift as well as take out the old put in the new. Dr. Dueber disagreed. He explained why, I trusted his opinion and could not have been more pleased with the results. I have referred him to 2 other friends that have used him for breast augmentation and they love him also. I would and have highly recommended Dr. Dueber
I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Deuber. From the consultation to after surgery, he exceeded every expectation! He thoroughly explained everything that I should expect and picked a size that evened by body out perfectly without being overly noticeable. To top it off, I have discovered for myself that 24 hour Recovery is not a myth. Through his meticulous techniques, I am up and around on the first day. And no pain! I feel a small amount of discomfort due to the pressure, but I was able to shower, do my hair and make-up, and go out to dinner. I was able to lift my arms over my starting immediately after surgery, and have continued doing so every hour. I definitely will recommend Dr. Deuber and his staff to anyone wanting an excellent surgeon! Thanks so much, Alista O.
After consulting with several surgeons in this field I decided to go with Dr.Deuber. Mainly becuase he and his staff were friendly, approachable and most importantly he answered and did not rush my consultation with him. During and after my procedure the nurses took extrememly good care of me and I would be remissed if I did not add that even the anesthsiologist was comforting and attentive towards my needs. I highly recommend Dr Deuber and his services to others. Great experience! Liz B.
1st of all, after hearing all if the horror stories about the pain & recovery after BA, I was determined to use Dr. Deuber. I went in this morning at 7:15am for my BA and I was in and out of surgery in under an hour after being fully prepped. I came home and followed his directions. A 2 hr nap, hearty lunch, ibuprofen, shower & prescribed exercises, which consisted on raising my arms over my head every hour. I got myself dressed & went shopping with my husband. I was able to bathe my kids & comb their hair. Tomorrow will be 1 day post op & I can't wait. After surgery I was sleepy & I slept the entire ride home. I am a little swollen & sore (like after working out) but other than that, I felt no pain. That's right, no pain. I was a small 36C and I put on a 38D zipper front sports bra, just because I didn't want my breasts to move in the car. I received 425cc's Mentor MemoryGel silicone implants under the muscle. I love them. My husband loves them. I should have done it sooner. I highly recommend Dr. Dueber. He is very skilled in using this 24 hr electrocautery dissection technique to create your implant pocket, which causes less pain, less bleeding and no trauma to your chest & rib cage. Happy in Mesquite, Tx
Dr dueber , is the best surgeon after having several breast augmentations with a doctor i trusted and kept saying he could fix his mistakes. I had a deflation happen to me i think that was the best thing that happened. Well at the time it happened it wasn't but i glad it did . I went to dr dueber and he explained everything and i decided to go with the gel impplants this time. Well my old doctor i thought i would give him one last chance but he was so negative and i decided to go with dr. dueber he explained everything and said that it wouldnt be fixable in a certain spot and i was ok with that because i just knew it wouldn't be . So the day when i got my new implants oh my god i had to keep looking at them i cried they look so perfect that flaw i had is not even noticeable they look so incredibale. This plastic surgeon will alway's be the one person that i owe credit to and i will go to him with any thing else i get done Thank you Thank you .......... Dr Deuber Im so grateful to you:) Roxanne Burton
For the last 6 years, I have seriously contemplated a BA but was too afraid to go under the knife. Then I heard about the 24 hour recovery and it peaked my interest. I started doing homework on different surgeons and contacted several. In the end I chose Dr. Mark Deuber because of the his national rating. His assistant has e-mailed me and always returned my calls when I was feeling nervous or had any questions. He is very intelligent and professional. I realized just how much I did not know and he was happy to answer all of my questions and soothe my fears. I have scheduled my BA with him for March of 2012 and cannot say how excited I am for Dr. Deuber and his staff to make my dream come true!
I had old implant removed, a mastopexy (lift) and new implants placed. I was so impressed with Dr. Deuber's bedside manner and personality that I made my surgery appointment for next available. The 24 hour recovery is no joke. I was watering my garden and cooking dinner the same day. I look forward to seeing the end results in a few months minus the minor bruising and stitches. I would highly recommend.
Dr. Deuber is one of the few surgeons in the Dallas area that preform the 24-hour recovery breast augmentation procedure. Because of his quite confidence and laid back personality, he differs from other surgeons and I feel my choice to have him preform my augmentation was the BEST CHOICE! Being a mom of 3 boys under the age of 3, I am a huge advocate that no one should go days recovering from this procedure. Visit with Dr Deuber and his nurse Cary and you will feel incredibly comfortable and you will know that you will be taken care of!
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Meanwhile the battle for choice wages on in the states. Despite some early signs that lawmakers were getting cold feet, Idaho passed it's own mandatory ultrasound bill on Monday. The bill now goes to the governor for his signature.
In Ohio, anti-choice advocates have started performing exorcisms at clinics in addition their usual protests.
Tennessee is advancing a dangerous bill that would publish medical information for any woman who has an abortion and any doctor who performs one.
Texas Governor Rick Perry (R) insists he has a Tenth Amendment right to strip Planned Parenthood funding if he wants to.
And from the fighting back category of stories is this awesome video from a Rick Santorum rally, because sometimes just doing the obvious is the most effective form of protest. And because whenever possible I want to end this post on a good note. Like this heartwarming engagement.
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There are corrupt regimes that enforce policies that are unjust and dehumanising.
Western governments are democratic - by the people, of the people and for the people.
This means all people, not just some. Upholding human rights for all.
I hope "backlashes," doesn't mean violence!
Mistreating and killing people has been the source of humanity's problems.
People who have had or been involved in abortion, are NOT being condemned.
No one has the right to do that to any person.
Standing for the right to life for unborn children, is to stand for life for everyone, since each person was an unborn, as well as a born, human being.
It seems unclear as on what Jane bases these ideas.
Optimism, praying and hoping does not solve problems, never has before and never will. Only our leaders and our governments have the power and money to "control". They are the ones who make "policy". Their policies are the deciding factors on which way the world will go. Right now there is a Christian/Muslim breeding war going on and their goal is world domination. The Catholic regime is the biggest mega-cult in the world and as long as the Pope officially forbids birth control, death, destruction and starving babies will continue unabated. As long as the oil barons keep America on OIL, there will never be any peace. It isn't the "people", the "masses" who are causing this fury in the world, it's the crazy cults and the dictators. Ask yourself why thousands of people in Syria are dying? Is it because the poor people just "decided" they didn't like living in peace? No, their government is killing them. The Catholic cult and the GOP diktaters are behind OUR war on women. The American birth rate is flat and the Pope wants women to pop out more Catholics and the GOP wants more babies for their war machine (oil). They have teamed up to force their way into our government to forward their agenda, illegally, I might add. There will be a huge backlash and women are not going to shut up and pray and "be optimistic".
I'm an eternal optimist, I guess! I believe that ultimately justice will triumph over injustice and that the common good will prevail over greed. A fair go for all attitude!
It is people who can solve the problems in the world. All the people in the world at this present time, could easily fit side by side on Tasmania. Does that really sound like overpopulation?
Consider all the disasters, famines, wars and diseases that have happened.
Consider the smaller families, the declining numbers in the successive generations.
Consider the growing desert areas of the world.
Humanity could actually be an endangered species.
People kill one another.
People treat the world with violence and abuse - people, animals and the environment.
People can decide to be different, have the ability to change themselves and the world.
People are really the world's greatest resource for this reason.
We are one people, one planet.
When people work together in harmonious ways, as one, it is amazing what can be achieved.
The resources of this world that are currently being squandered, can be preserved.
We can all decide to care, about each other, about our world!
It is the little things we do that finish up making the really big difference!
Life is precious, we need to preserve it, for a future for everyone.
Personally, I think we should have population control. I say bring on birth control and such. We should be thinking about what's best for the planet. Sounds radical but a lot more people are going to die, if we overpopulate than if we control our population and stabilise it. We need to calm our hormones down and stop or make less babies for a bit. Why the need of so many children anyway? I never understood it.
If hundreds of billions are "killed" by abortions then I guess that isn't enough. We need to kill hundreds and thousands of billions then. We need to stop population growth now before it's too late. Maybe it's too late already. The polar ice caps are melting so fast that perhaps we are doomed no matter what we do. The NRA gun runners have been given free rein to kill off every last bit of our wildlife. Poachers in Africa have almost destroyed everything in just a few years. What hope is there? Even China took control and put limits on population but there is a Christian/ Muslim breeding war going on right now. The Pope still forbids birth control so there is no hope, is there?
@CarolS: "Obamacare is generally disliked by the electorate."
...generally disliked by the electorate... but not for the reasons you suppose... Personally, I dislike it because it failed to include the public option, much less even consider single payer health care.
@ IngaS: "Only when the father wants to care for and raise the child should a woman be forced to continue an unwanted pregancy!" Forced, you say? A man who wants to raise a kid a woman doesn't want should be asked to prove he can be a good parent, and if found competent, should then RESPECTFULLY ask the reluctant pregnant woman to cede this baby to him, and, it should go without saying, at that point he becomes responsible for the expense of the pregnancy and all related costs.
Roseanne claims to think people matter so much. If this is so has she considered that we live on a single planet that has limited respources?
Recently on the news I saw the Catholic Church anounce that we have kept our cammandment to "be fruitful and multiply". Whe have now reached the 7 billion mark.
Isnt that irresposible and immoral?
What about the ecological rights? What about the rights of other creatures on this planet? 15% of them are in danger of extinction because of our population.
Does money and power matter more? No nations, persons, or species have the right to exceed the carrying capacity of the earth as we have. Does Roseanne consider having each and every zygote mature to completion more important than the specific and urgent callenges this planet is facing?
We need to control and reduce our population. How does Roseanne suggest we do that?
Wake up from you slumber Roseanne! The war on women isnt about people or life, it's against it.
Power trumps justice, special interests trample the common good, greed displaces fairness.
mounts of money being spent onabortions were used to help women, what a differnce it could make. Let's support life, not take it!
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Re: Turning 50 on the 22d...
fifty-eight, fifty-nine, fifty-ten, fifty-eleven... (She is fifty-twenty-three now)
Or you can make it like Peter Wingfield who celebrated the 25th anniversary of his 25th birthday last summer.
I'll turn 50 next spring but I keep forgetting how old I am and always have to make a quick calculation if someone asks me. Depending on how much sleep I get I usually feel between 23 and 40
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Now, in many ways I'm acting closer to 30...but at some point, ones cares less what others think. Add that to my natural obliviousness and I'm likely regressing a bit. I do think more, though. When I have to. Which I try to avoid.
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