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Leslie Kern of North Potomac never thought she would be a "tattoo person."
Then again she never thought she would be faced with breast cancer.
While she said she tried not to be judgmental of others who had them, she never thought that she'd find herself in a tattoo parlor, but she said her experience has changed her life.
Like other breast cancer patients, Kern was referred to tattoo artist Tina Marie, owner of Tantric Tattoo and Boutique in Sandy Spring, by her reconstructive surgeon, following a bilateral mastectomy.
The doctor mentioned nipple reconstruction to her several times, but she wasn't interested in restoring something "that had tried to kill her."
A friend who had also had breast cancer revealed her 3-D nipple tattoos, done by Marie.
"They were amazing, so I went to visit Tina," said Kern. "I fell in love with her right away; she's such a neat person, extremely compassionate, very professional, and amazingly talented."
She ended up with flowers tattooed on her breast, with a little bumblebee.
"The bee is to ward off future cancer, and as a reminder that I got stung, but didn't go down," Kern said.
She said the experience took her from being self-conscious to being proud.
"In the locker room, I used to be the one huddled in the corner afraid someone would see my scars, and from there I became a flasher," Kern said. "It has totally changed how I feel about myself."
Kern said her mother was totally against the idea of her getting a tattoo.
"Now she wants to meet Tina, since she totally changed my life," she said.
Working on cancer patients, particularly those who have had breast cancer, has become a large part of Marie's business. Several area surgeons refer patients to her. Marie said she tries to work with each of the patients in terms of cost to get the tattoo. Sometimes, if the procedure is done in a doctor's office, a portion of the cost is paid by insurance companies .
"Tattoos heal people and change people's lives for the better," she said. "They also have a lot of meaning, so for cancer patients, it gives them a sense of normalcy, and part of their lives back."
Christine Brophy of Montgomery Village said her reconstructive plastic surgeon recommended a nipple restoration tattoo, but she decided to go for something totally different, as well. Following her bilateral mastectomy and radiation, she was left with discoloration and asymmetry.
"I didn't want to re-create what wasn't part of my life anymore," she said.
Brophy went to see Marie, thinking she wanted three small lily of the valley buds to symbolize her fight with breast cancer, and to memorialize her mother's and sister's deaths from cancer. She left with a different idea.
She and her husband went to a restaurant, where they started sketching out ideas on a paper tablecloth.
They included objects that symbolized what was important to her, such as family, running, cooking and karma. Marie translated her ideas into a tapestry. They were so pleased with her final design, they had it put on canvas, and it hangs as artwork in their living room.
"I had originally told Tina that I didn't want it to show because I didn't want people to think I was trashy, but she assured me that I would be fine," Brophy said. "She was right. I am at the beach in my bikini and am so proud that it shows. It's a big healing thing, and not a result of some mindless drunken binge."
Brophy said her tattoo made her feel like a weight had been lifted, and she never has regretted her decision.
"When I look in the mirror, I don't see scars and disfiguration," she said. "I feel like I got my sexy back."
Marie said the tattoos often change women's lives, and she is glad to be a part of that.
"A tattoo can be so profound, yet most people don't even know it is there," she said.
Marie also does restorative and medical tattooing for other conditions, including vitiligo, hair loss, and scar cover-up. In addition to physical healing, Marie has helped soldiers heal emotionally. Through her involvement with the Patriot Guard, Marie has spent time at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Many of the wounded warriors she has met have come to get tattoos.
"Most of those guys are about 20 years old, and are missing limbs," she said. "I get a lot of strength from them, because they are so positive, and have such an appreciation for being alive."
Trevor Waddington, president of the Olney Chamber of Commerce, recently got a tattoo at Tantric Tattoo and Boutique.
The two-year-old shop, at 837 Olney-Sandy Spring Road, has a warm, homey feel, unlike what most might expect a tattoo shop to look like.
Waddington, 36, invited The Gazette along as he got his new tattoo, to debunk the attitude that tattoo shops attract undesirables. "There have been grumblings from local residents about the 'bad element' that a tattoo shop draws, although I really don't think that's the case anymore," he said. "There are still people who think that tattoos are just for bikers and gangs, and they don't want those people coming to the Olney-Sandy Spring area."
Marie, who has been in the business since 1995, recalls a conversation at a Sandy Spring Museum event.
"Some older ladies told me that they didn't like me here, but when I told them more about tattoos and the things we do, they were a little more understanding," she said. "Although none of them have come in for tattoos yet."
Waddington, who also is the admissions director for an area private school, visited Marie on Aug. 12 for what would be his third tattoo, although the first by her. He spent a lot of time deciding on a design that would reflect his English heritage.
He had seen some ideas online, and shared his vision with Marie. She spent about 15 hours working on research and creating the design, which included a lion, a shield, a cross and chain mail.
As she drew a freehand outline on Waddington's shoulder, he winced in pain.
"If I am thinking about it, it hurts a little, sometimes a lot," he admitted.
The appointment lasted about three hours, but two more appointments will be needed to complete the design.
Waddington said when he was younger, he never thought he would be a "tattoo person."
"I'm not rebellious, and I realize they are permanent, but I have never regretted mine for one second," he said. "This tattoo is something that I have wanted for a long time and am anxious to see it come together."
Sometimes people will come in wanting to memorialize a lost child, or some other important event of their life. People ask for all kinds of tattoos for all kinds of reasons, and Marie works with them to translate their memories into artwork.
"There have been plenty of times when I have sat and cried with people," she said.
She has heard comments about opening her shop just a few blocks away from Sherwood High School.
"A lot of people think we are targeting children, but we are not," she said. "I don't encourage children to get tattoos. And if I think a young person is making a mistake, I just say no."
She recalled an incident when a 16-year-old wanted a tattoo on his neck, but she tried to discourage him regarding the placement, reminding him that having a visible tattoo could be an issue when he was older. His mother became angry and screamed at her when she refused to do it.
"I'm pretty strong in my convictions, and feel that it is my responsibility to help people make a good choice," she said.
Most of her clientele ranges from 30 to 55, although two weeks ago, she tattooed a man who was 81 years old.
While the strangest tattoo Marie has done is not appropriate for print, the strangest G-rated tattoo she ever did was two eggs over easy with two slices of bacon on an ankle.
Marie did not get her first tattoo until she was 25, because she recalls being concerned what others might think of her as a mother taking her child to preschool.
"I didn't want my decisions affecting my child," she said.
"There is a lot less judgment these days, but everyone has a right to their own opinion," she said. "Even people who aren't sure about getting a tattoo end up getting another; they are a lot like potato chips."


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Without further ado, here comes our offering - be sure to send in your own 15-1 team selections.
15 Gareth Anscombe (Chiefs) - Another 20 points for the champions' place-kicker, who is the number one marksman in the tournament so far. James O'Connor's talent was once again a highlight for Rebels fans.
14 Frank Halai (Blues) - Two more tries for the Blues flyer makes him the tournament's top try scorer. A mention too for Sampie Mastriet, who scored a fantastic try for the Bulls.
13 Rene Ranger (Blues) - Here's a guy who must be having second thoughts about his impending move overseas. An All Blacks call up is surely on the cards if Ranger keeps this kind of form up.
12 Frans Steyn Sharks A tough choice here as there weren't many eye-catching 12s. We turned to the stats and Steyn's name stood out above the rest not only for his tackle count (11) but almost the number of meters he gained with ball in hand. Robert Ebersohn also put his nose to the grindstone.
11 Julian Savea (Hurricanes) - Four line breaks made and five defenders beaten meant that Savea was -once again - one of the most dangerous players on view. A mention too for Blues try-scorer George Moala.
10 Sias Ebersohn (Force) - This was a tricky choice, especially considering Ebersohn didn't have a brilliant gajm defensively but his tactical kicking and his accuracy from the tee kept the visitors in the game at Loftus. Chris Noakes did well for the Blues.
9 Piri Weepu (Blues) - The vast majority of decisions made by the scrum-half were spot on against the Crusaders as he continued his strong start to Super Rugby 2013. Weepu has an excellent understanding of the game and thanks to his much-improved fitness this year, he is the only player to retain his place in our weekly selection.
8 Kieran Read (Crusaders) - One of Round Three's top tackles with 12 hits, the skipper was one of the few Crusaders' players that can hold his head high. He was all over the park in a tireless effort.
7 Luke Braid (Blues) - It was tough to leave out Michael Hooper following his all-action effort in Sydney, but Braid was that good against the Crusaders. He made fourteen tackles and made five offloads in what is an ever-improving back-row unit of number eight Peter Saili and the player below.
6 Steven Luatua (Blues) - He goes from strength to strength. The youngster, who won the Junior World Championship with New Zealand in 2010 and 2011 was again impressive on Friday. Luatua powered over from close-range and, against the experienced George Whitelock, edged his personal battle.
5 Brodie Retallick (Chiefs) - Another big game from the Chiefs second rower who secured five clean line-out wins and made sure the Chiefs rucks were clean. It was his charge-down that set up Ben Afeaki's try. Pushing hard for an All Blacks starting berth.
4 Rob Simmons (Reds) - A first-ever Super Rugby try was just reward for Simmons, who also towered at line-out time with seven line-out takes. A mention too for Kane Douglas, who made loads of tackles and helped set up Bernard Foley's try.
3 Ben Afeaki (Chiefs) - A solid shift at the coal face from Afeaki, who made 12 tackles, was imposing at scrum time and rounded it all off with a try. Jannie du Plessis gets a mention for his scrummaging display in Durban.
2 Tatafu Polota-Nau (Waratahs) - The Wallaby hooker carried well, topping the metres-gained stats amongst the Waratahs forwards and was accurate with his line-out throwing so we'll forgive his yellow card, which was more of a sanction of the entire Tahs pack than Polota-Nau specifically.
1 Tendai Mtawarira (Sharks) - It's always handy to have a Beast in a dog fight. Dominant at scrum time, Durban's favourite loosehead carried well too. A mention for Benn Robinson.


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Whale sharks can weigh more than 79,000 pounds and are solitary filter feeders that prefer to be alone in the ocean. The impressive shark assembly proves they will gather for the right reasons. Food now appears to be the draw.
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First of all I just wanna say around 75% of the Dolphins seem like pretty bright people. 10% or so even seem highly intelligent.
However, ever since I saw an interview with Ted "Man I just go out there and play the football" Ginn, I like to keep track of who the dumbest players on the team seem to be. You can really crack up laughing if you find the right footage.
Now that Vontae "I think I'll call my grandma now" Davis is gone, it's hard to find someone worthy.. I think my current vote would go to Jarvorsky Lane. What do you guys think??


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Short answer, no.
Long answer? Hold on to your seats!
Synesthesia ("syn"=together; "esthesia"=sensation) occurs with the one sensory or mental experience triggers another mental or sensory experience. It happens involuntarily and is immediate. These things aren't purposefully imagined.
Examples: A person may
- Think of the letter R and see the color green.
- Think of the number 10 and sense a personality
- See a certain object and hear a sound in response
- See the days of the week and feel it in 3-D
I do the same thing with the calendar months. December and January are in the back of the loop. The spring and fall months are very shortened and compressed compared to summer and winter months.
Apparently, about 1 in 23 people have some type of naturally occurring synesthesia.
Synesthesia can also happen after a stroke, during a temporal lobe seizure, or using psychedelic drugs.
Synthesesia in art and literature include:
- Kandinsky (he was a true "synthesete")
- Georgia O'Keefe, who occasionally used synthesthia as a subject of her paintings, though not a synthesete herself.
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Forty years later, the college's focus on exploration and community has not changed. COA's 300 students are matched by 30 faculty members who are continually updating and changing courses to match students' interests and adapt to a changing world. Students are encouraged to explore their passions and challenged to think in new ways.
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I hope this wouldn't be closed especially since I think a lot of people can benefit from this question that are in similar positions to mine.
I'm been programming for a long time (since I was about 13/14, now I'm 22) and now I'm in that stage in life when I'm thinking whether and what to study.
Since I'm programming for a long time I'm pretty certain that I will not pursue a degree in Computer Science/Software Engineering because I think a lot of the material will be about things I already know.
Even if it will benefit me, I think I will lose a lot of motivation because I will be bored in class and I will always think to myself that "I'm wasting time" or that "I'm not really gonna use the material that is taught in this class".
Science really interests me, especially Physics, but Chemistry/Biology is also interesting to me. and it's also possible to study two together like a BSc in Physics and Chemistry or Chemistry and Biology, which are both offered at the university I want to go to.
So the question is, what Science degree can benefit me the most in a career as a programmer?
Are there fields that incorporate software engineering and Physics/Chemistry/Biology and that have a lot of demand? or are expected to have a lot of demand? Are there any specific careers that you know of that incorporate software engineering and Physics/Chemistry/Biology?
This is not a question of whether to study or not, this is a question of "if I decide to do a Science Degree that isn't Computer Science/Software Engineering, but which will benefit me as a programmer or widen my range of opportunities, which one do you recommend?"


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The Ballad of 'Watchmen's' Hollis Wadsworth Mason, Jr.
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Mineral County attained regional prominence in 1860 when gold was discovered in Aurora, subsequently leading to formation of the Esmeralda Mining District. The district was immediately claimed by both California and the Territory of Utah, prior to the establishment of Nevada Territory. California created the new County of Mono because it believed the discovery site was within that State. When Nevada Territory was formed, the county of Esmeralda was formed.
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Comic 238
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Title: ex-stinked - part 1
Date: November 14, 2006
Summary: Beaver and Steve travel back to prehistoric times to discover the true reason dinosaurs went extinct.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Stegasaurus, Zombie Dinosaurs
Onomatopoeias used: "THPTT!", "MONCH", "RUSTLE!", "RARGH", "GRUAAH", "CRAASH!"
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
Beaver and Steve are walking through a prehistoric jungle.
A small reptile sticks out its tongue and THPTT!s at Steve.
Beaver: "Tell me again what we're doing here in the late cretaceous era Steve..."
Steve: "We're here to answer once and for all a question that has baffled scientists for decades: ..."
Panel 2
Steve is surrounded by question marks an pictures depicting dinosaurs in various life-threatening situations. Steve: "... What really killed off the dinosaurs?"
Panel 3
Beaver and Steve are hiding behind some bushes when they discover a dinosaur in the wild.
Beaver: "Oh Look! There's one now!"
Steve: "Ah, a noble stegasaurus, most handsome of all the dinosaurs. Let's observe it and see if we can discover a clue to the cause of their extinction..."
Steve: "Look - Something's moving in the bushes over there..."
The stegosaurus MONCHs away at some flowers, oblivious to the RUSTLE!s coming from the bushes around it.
Panel 4
Several rotting dinosaurs CRAASH! out of the jungle.
Steve: "Zombie dinosaurs!"
A zombie brontosaurus takes a BITE! out of the stegosaurus.
Zombie T-Rex: "RARGH" (which appears to translate as: 'BRAAIINS'.)
Zombie Brachiosarus: "GRUAAH" (which translates to 'GRUAAH'.)
Steve: "Just as I'd always suspected: the dinosaurs were wiped out by a zombie plague!"
Panel 5
Steve: "Just wait til the boys at the scientific society hear about this! Come on Beaver, lets get back to the time machine and we'll be sipping champagne before you can say 'We're surrounded by giant undead reptiles with an insatiable hunger for the flesh of the living'!"
Beaver: "But Steve, we're surrounded by giant undead reptiles with an insatiable hunger for the flesh of the living!"
Panel 6
Beaver and Steve are surrounded by zombie dinosaurs now.
Steve: "Do you have to always be so literal?"
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The stegosaurus in this comic resembles Steve in many ways. It may be that Steve is related to this species of dinosaur. This assumes there are others of Steve's kind.
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Youth in Revolt
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"Youth in Revolt" is the irreverent story about the wild adventures of a teenage boy named Nick Twisp who meets the girl of his dreams while on a family vacation and has to turn his life and the lives of all those around him upside down in order to be with her.
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So, i'll ask again, because i dont see where you have addressed the question.
President Obama enjoyed fillibuster proof majorities in both houses. How come he has never had a budget go through? Even Bush got budgets done with both houses solidly democratic. Why couldn't Obama? You can't blame the GOP for the lack of budgets being passed from 2008-2010...they couldnt have stopped the government from buying Hostess and renaming Twinkies into Worker Solidarity Cakes.


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http://news.yahoo.com/aurora-dark-kn...opstories.htmlA San Diego woman who identified herself as James Holmes' mother told ABC News she had awoken unaware of the shooting and had not yet been contacted by authorities. She immediately expressed concern that her son may have been involved.
"You have the right person," she said, apparently speaking on gut instinct. "I need to call the police... I need to fly out to Colorado."
Looking more and more like the guy was a wackjob.
He also planted a explosive device in the theater, though law enforcement agents are unsure about when he planted it(if it was before the shooting or tossed in during). Absolutely sickening.
Willing to bet this goes down like the Norway situation. Clearly unstable man latches onto a absurd message and it compels him towards violence, in this case some sort of social revolution. He wont apologize for it. Scumbag.


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I didn't get any pics of my progress or the completed stand. I know.
I was in such a hurry, as soon as I got it built and the paint dried, it went to the woods. I will get some pics of it next time I am out hunting.
On a brighter note, I killed my first deer with a bow out of it this weekend. Little 3pt. weighed 80 lbs. He will eat good. Buddy shot a 7pt next day that weighed 105lbs.
Thanks for the pointers, fellas.
My deer
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Thread: Deer stands
10-04-2010, 03:58 PM #21Miller 180
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Looks like some tender meat there. Still waiting for a picture of the stand : )6010
If I had know I was going to live this long, I would have taken better care of myself.
Thanks. I was super excited to kill my first deer with a bow out of this stand. Been helping my folks with a project and haven't hunted since last Saturday. I will get some good pics when I go back out, hopefully tomorrow evening.Miller 180
Finally got some pics of the stand. Made a nice foot rest and large platform. Used 1" raised expanded metal on the seat and platform. This stand is very comfortable.
I ended up using 2 pieces of 1" angle to make the joint for the 2 ladders. I welded both sides to the square tubing and then joined them with a large puddle. Doesn't really look that great, but it's very sturdy.
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Deer stands
That's a nice stand, I've been wanting to make one for awhile now
15 feet down is long way to fall, especially if you fall on your neck....being you're new to welding I suggest you do a search for coupons and get the best deal you can on a stand from a store... overheating the small tubing could be a disaster waiting to happen. Check the steel good for imperfections if you do go ahead, steel from salvaged yards can be from bad runs with cobbled ends. I got it cheap that way myself, but it was good enough for the non structural projects I was working on.


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Comic 241
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Title: colonic irritation
Date: November 28, 2006
Summary: Beaver and Steve are confronted by a villain. Steve demonstrates the defensive mechanism of sea cucumbers.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, mugger, Sea Cucumber
Onomatopoeias used: "BRANDISH!", "SPEW!"
"Fin" style: Written in digestive organs.
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
Beaver and Steve are walking down an alley when they are confronted by a villain BRANDISH!ing a knife!
Villain: "Grr! Gimme yer wallets!"
Beaver: "Oh no! We are confronted by a villain!"
Steve: "Don't worry Beaver, I'll get us out of this with a little trick I picked up from nature's most cunning creation:"
Panel 2
A slug-like creature is shown surrounded by blue rays of light and multi-colored stars.
Steve (off stage): "THE SEA CUCUMBER"
Sea Cucumber: "Purr!"
Panel 3
Steve SPEW!s digestive fluid and organs on the villain!
Villain: "Akh!"
Panel 4
Beaver: "You - You expelled your digestive organs onto him?"
Steve: "To distract him while we make our escape!"
The villain is laying on the ground, covered in digestive fluid and organs.
Villain: "Groo..."
Steve: "Nature has so much to teach us."
Panel 5
Steve: "But don't you need those? You know, to live?"
The villain is now standing, dripping digestive fluid and entangled by a pink digestive organ.
Villain: "Gross"
Steve: "Hmm..."
Panel 6
Steve: "Well technically speaking they are not exactly 'my' digestive organs..."
Beaver examines the stitched up wound on his abdomen.
Beaver: "This explains why I woke up in a bathtub full of ice this morning..."
Beaver: "I knew I recognized that ileum."
Villain (off stage): "Ew! Partially digested wood shavings!"
Fun Facts
Beaver can live without digestive organs
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