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How cool are these drawings by Cheeming Boey?! Aside from that they are all drawn on styrofoam cups, I really like the style of the drawings, and all the little details! Cheeming's site is cool, but don't miss his huge and amazing photostream, since it has tons of his cups on there!
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Hill drives in 4 as Diamondbacks beat Rockies 8-7
DENVER (AP)—The Arizona Diamondbacks are trying to make one last push in the race for the second NL wild card.
The Colorado Rockies are simply trying to avoid history.
Aaron Hill tripled and drove in four runs, Jason Kubel had two hits and two RBIs and the Diamondbacks beat the Rockies 8-7 on Saturday night.
Paul Goldschmidt and Chris Johnson also had two hits apiece for the Diamondbacks, who have won five of six. Arizona remained 4 1/2 back of St. Louis for the second wild card.
J.J. Putz pitched a scoreless ninth for his 31st save.
"We're not out of it. We've still got a little time left," Kubel said. "If we keep this up hopefully we put more pressure on teams in front of us, but we've got to keep it up ourselves."
The Diamondbacks stayed on the fringe of the race with two strong offensive performances in Colorado. They collected 23 runs and 32 hits in the first two games of the four-game series.
"You need every run you can get at this park and really no lead is safe," Kubel said. "We had a great start tonight and had just enough."
Wilin Rosario homered among his three hits and Jordan Pacheco also had three hits for the Rockies, who have lost eight straight. Colorado (58-93) is two losses shy of the club's single-season record and needs to win five of its last 11 games to avoid the franchise's first 100-loss season.
Colorado lost Saturday despite outhitting Arizona 14-13.
"There has to come a time where seven runs and 14 hits are enough," Rockies manager Jim Tracy said.
Both starting pitchers struggled and neither got to the fifth inning. Arizona staked Patrick Corbin to an early lead but he allowed five runs and nine hits in just three innings.
Brad Bergesen (2-0) tossed two innings of one-hit ball to get the win.
"Patrick had a great fastball but he left his secondary stuff up," manager Kirk Gibson said. "When I got him out of there they were working on him pretty good."
Rockies starter Jhoulys Chacin needed 84 pitches to get through four but left with a 5-3 lead. The Diamondbacks then scored five times in the sixth with the help of the Colorado bullpen.
Carlos Torres (4-3) loaded the bases with two walks before Hill tripled to center field. Torres issued another walk before Josh Outman came on and loaded the bases again with the fourth walk of the inning.
Kubel knocked in Hill with a sacrifice fly and Johnson had an RBI single to make it 8-5.
"If they're going to give you free bases we have to take advantage of that," Kubel said.
The Rockies got one back in the bottom half on Matt McBride's RBI single, and Josh Rutledge scored on Rosario's double-play grounder in the seventh.
Rosario hit his 26th homer leading off the third to establish a franchise rookie record. Todd Helton hit 25 homers as a rookie in 1998.
The Diamondbacks got off to a fast start one night after pummeling Colorado pitchers for 15 runs and 19 hits. Adam Eaton led off with a triple and scored on a groundout. Justin Upton and Goldschmidt doubled and Kubel singled to give Arizona a 3-0 lead.
"I started throwing strikes in the first inning," Chacin said. "They just started swinging and got me. They just hit it where nobody was."
Colorado responded with four in the second. Andrew Brown led off with his third homer of the season, DJ LeMahieu tripled and scored on Dexter Fowler's single and Pacheco hit a two-run double.
"It's a very difficult chore to ask these guys to keep coming back two or three times," Tracy said. "They get down early, they get us back in to the game, they get us a lead. We have the bad inning and they continue to do more."
NOTES: Rockies OF Carlos Gonzalez (tight left hamstring) did not start but pinch hit in the ninth. He struck out. … Arizona slugger Miguel Montero has reached safely in 20 straight games. … Eaton has reached base safely in 14 of his first 15 major league games.


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Instant analysis: Wizards 116, Lakers 111
Highlights: Wizards 116, Lakers 111
The Wizards withstood a three-point shooting barrage, and the emotional letdown of Bradley Beal not being in the lineup to win their second game in a row at Verizon Center in front of 19,204 Tuesday.
It also was the fourth win in five games as the Wizards controlled the game through the post with Nene, who had a career-high 30 points on 13-for-22 so lead 59-55 at halftime. Martell Webster scored nine of his 20 in the fourth quarter. John Wall scored 13 points in the fourth.
Webster, who had started for Trevor Ariza at small forward the last five games, was expected to come off the bench again. Beal's injury, however, put him back in. Except Ariza was at shooting guard with Webster still at small forward.
The Wizards (6-8) overcame the red-hot shooting of the Lakers (7-8), who had eight players score their first 40 points.
[RELATED: Wall throws down 360 dunk in transition vs. Los Angeles]
The Lakers shot 57.5% in the first half, making 8 of 13 three-point shots. But the Wizards dominated on the boards with a 22-10 rebound edge.
Former Wizards guard Nick Young kept the Lakers in it. He scored six of his 16 points in the fourth quarter. He missed a three-point shot that could've tied it at 114 but Nene forced the misfire.
Wall made consecutive jump shots when Jordan Farmar went underneath on the pick-and-rolls and two free throws.
Turning point: The Lakers regained the lead at 108-107 when Pau Gasol made a drop step to get around Nene with 1:54 left for a layup. The Wizards made a 6-0 run behind Wall and Nene.
Best in show: Wall. It was his third consecutive 30-plus point game. He had a game-high 31 on 10-for-18 shooting, nine assists and three steals. Most importantly, he closed in the fourth quarter. He made 3 of 4 shots, making all the mid-range jumpers when the Lakers went under the screen, and 7 of 8 free throws.
Key stat: The Wizards had 15 steals, plus-11 in the category for a 21-7 edge in fast-break points.
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Little production: Bench scoring continued to be an issue was Garrett Temple, Eric Maynor and Jan Vesely played the most significant minutes and only combined for seven points on 3-for-10 shooting. Maynor, however, did hit a key three-pointer with 9:25 left in the fourth to stake the Wizards a 91-82 lead.
Debut: Chris Singleton, who practiced for the first time Monday, played the last 1:05 seconds of the second quarter. It was his first action since he had surgery on his left foot. He didn't register a statistic but his appearance was a bit surprising.
DNP: Rookie Glen Rice, Trevor Booker and Kevin Seraphin didn't play. Al Harrington (right knee) and Bradley Beal (right leg) were inactive.
From the locker room: "There wasn't a lot of defense played in this game. From an offensive standpoint, both teams shot the ball extremely well. ... They had a big advantage from the three over us. We wanted to do a better job with that. I thought we did a better job covering the three in the second half. ... It was anyone's game down the stretch and we made some plays." -- Wizards coach Randy Wittman
"It was a battle. We know this team is a young and hungry team looking to get out and run. They're surrounded by shooters. They surround their point guards with shooters. Even their point guard (Steve Blake) being a shooter himself. We did a good job of contesting and forcing them to take bad shots. Those are the things that we practice and tonight they paid off for us." -- Webster
"What matters is the victory. It doesn't matter if I score 30 points and lose the game. If we win, everybody wins. That's our mentality now." -- Nene
"They did a good job. Give them credit where they put their players. They put guys deep in the corner and had a hard roll man. Nene was making plays in the middle and when he helped, he was making the right play and they were knocking down threes. So they put us in tough spots all night. They made plays down the stretch, but we didn't make any adjustments amongst the players on the court to stop that from happening." -- Lakers guard Jordan Farmar, who shot 9-for-11 for a team-high 22 points and eight assists.
"Nene played big for us. Humongous. Martell hit some big shots and stepped up on defense against some good offensive players." -- Ariza
"I've been more consistent, just being who I am. As long as we are getting wins and I'm leading my team, that's the most important thing." -- Wall
Up next: The Wizards left Tuesday after the game to play at the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday (CSN+, 8 p.m. ET).


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"American Pie" is the darndest thing. Both warmhearted and foul-mouthed, this unlooked-for hybrid of "South Park" and Andy Hardy uses its surface crudeness as sucker bait to entice teenage audiences into the tent to see a movie that is as sweet and sincere at heart as anything Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland ever experienced.
As a card-carrying contemporary youth comedy, "American Pie" does have its gross-out credentials in what you might call apple pie order. Front and center are jokes about voyeurism, diarrhea, premature ejaculation, the drinking of beer with a semen chaser and, in the film's signature moment, masturbation with one of those homemade pies.
It all sounds as vulgar as the tolerant MPAA allows, but to see "American Pie" is to know that all this foolishness is only window-dressing for a film that at its core is surprisingly innocent and good-natured and even finds the time to promote decent values. If America's teenagers have a biological need to sneak into crass R-rated movies, and apparently they do, this is the one parents not only can feel safest about but might even enjoy themselves.
"American Pie" is the feature debut for screenwriter Adam Herz, who apparently used his own not-that-distant school years at Michigan's East Grand Rapids High as inspiration. Paul and Chris Weitz, the director and co-producer, respectively, collaborated on the writing of both "Antz" and "Madeline," and while that latter film's nuns might need a stretcher after exposure to some of the humor here, they'd find a lot to like as well.
For one thing, this has got to be one of the least mean-spirited of recent American comedies. Cast from top to bottom with extraordinarily likable young actors who we instinctively want to be happy, "American Pie" also benefits from screenwriter Herz's clever plotting and his exact sense of what is due to each character, even the most hostile and profane.
More than that, "American Pie" is unusual in its ability to mix bodily functions humor with a sincere and unlooked-for sense of decency. Though its characters obsess endlessly about sex, even to the point of wondering if Ariel in "Little Mermaid" would be an appropriate partner, the film finally comes down emphatically in favor of treating people with consideration and acting from the heart as the keys to happiness.
"American Pie" opens with the sounds of a woman moaning in sexual ecstasy in a teenager's room, but it's not a real woman, it's a scrambled broadcast on an adult channel, which is as close to actual sexual experience as Jim (Jason Biggs) and his friends have had, endless talk and fantasizing notwithstanding.
Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) does have a steady girlfriend, the beautiful Vicky (Tara Reid), but they've yet to find the perfect moment to go all the way. Totally without female companionship are Chris "Oz" Ostreicher ("Election's" marvelous Chris Klein), who devotes his life to lacrosse, and the dry, intellectual Finch (Eddie Kay Thomas), who enjoys using Latin to make jokes about the dog eating his homework.
Clustering around this core group are other archetypal high school characters. On the hip side are the crude party animal Stifler (Seann W. Scott), who calls his house "Stifler's Palace of Love," and the wise, sexually experienced Jessica (Natasha Lyonne of "Slums of Beverly Hills"). Further down the pecking order are braces-wearing Sherman (Chris Owens), a.k.a. "the Sherminator, a sophisticated sex robot sent back through time," and Michelle (a delightful Alyson Hannigan), a flute player who thinks of nothing but band, band, band.
Fearful of, God forbid, graduating high school as virgins, Jim, Kevin, Oz and Finch make the pact that drives "American Pie's" plot: They will motivate and support one another so that, by prom night, exactly three weeks away, they will no longer be sexual novices. "We will become," Kevin proclaims in a mock-passionate speech, "masters of our sexual destiny."
This vow, not surprisingly, becomes the basis for numerous moments of embarrassment and mortification; if there is a wrong or awkward thing to be said or done, one of these guys will say or do it. The most intriguing scenarios involve Oz, who meets the beautiful Heather (Mena Suvari) when he expands his sensitive side and tries out for jazz chorus, and woebegone Jim, who endures a father (Eugene Levy), whose attempts to help are tone-deaf, and what he fears is an unattainable crush on stunning Czech exchange student Nadia (Shannon Elizabeth).
Though wincing at what its characters go through is the main source of "American Pie's" laughs, the film manages to treat almost everyone with respect, even, for the most part, the women, rarely the case in films like this. Naturally, everything comes down to a post-prom party at Stifler's mom's (Jennifer Coolidge) lakeside vacation home where wacky plot turns culminate in the kind of unexpected good feelings that characterize this most surprising of teenage films.
American Pie, 1999. R, for strong sexuality, crude sexual dialogue, language and drinking, all involving teens. A Warren Zide/Craig Perry production released by Universal Pictures. Director Paul Weitz. Producers Warren Zide, Craig Perry, Chris Moore, Chris Weitz. Screenplay Adam Herz. Cinematographer Richard Crudo. Editor Priscilla Nedd-Friendly. Costumes Leesa Evans. Music David Lawrence. Production design Paul Peters. Art director Paul Peters. Set decorator Amy Wells. Running time: 1 hour, 33 minutes. Jason Biggs as Jim. Shannon Elizabeth as Theresa. Alyson Hannigan as Dodge. Chris Klein as Johnny Land. Natasha Lyonne as Lina. Thomas Ian Nicholas as Charlie. Tara Reid as Vicky. Seann W. Scott as Stifler. Mena Suvari as Heather. Eddie Kaye Thomas as Finch. Eugene Levy as Jim's Dad.


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That was not the case. Medley and Lewis didn't let up as they crushed their way to victories, while a win by Jacob Roach and Thomas Ariaans at second doubles gave Clyde a 3-2 Sandusky Bay Conference victory over Edison.
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Scerbo: "The video just kind of happened"
It's been almost two months since Skavenger sent the Internet into a flurry by premiering their video on Defgrip. The video, full-length, available for free, and about as true to actual street riding you can get without actually filming the riding, was one of my favorite things to happen to BMX last year. Bob Scerbo put the video together and let me pick his brain about the video and videos in general. Bob spoke frankly about ABDs, spots, and approaching his riding and video making in the exact opposite direction of the majority of BMX.
ESPN.com: First, I'm going to completely throw out any objective journalistic integrity and say that the Skavenger video is great. I'd even go as far to say that I think it's your masterpiece of sorts. It's not wildly different from other videos you've been apart of but it seems complete and entirely thought out. Did you know how you wanted it to look from the beginning?
Scerbo: Honestly the video just kind of happened, a lot of it was ideas I had been playing around with bored at night and out of nowhere it seemed like we needed a video to be done, so I just started combining mess around edits and really liked what it was turning into. The video was not very thought out or anything, but neither is Skavenger.
What about the TV show theme? Was that something that you'd been messing with or did it come together later. I personally love that aspect of it.
Not really sure how that came together, it just seemed fitting with the kind of footage I was stock piling. I am constantly filming stuff off my TV and gathering sound bites for some reason, it's just kind of a hobby of mine. Edwin and Vinnie are always sending me funny stuff from the TV too, I guess the video is just a big inside joke to some degree.
Awesome. Okay, I really don't even want to touch this since the argument is so over done but I feel like I have to ask. What are your thoughts on this comment on Defgrip, where the video premiered, "Filming was so [expletive] it made it almost unwatchable. It aint 97, figure this modern [expletive] out"?
Obviously that is one comment out of many viewers and I have no idea who said it. I would love for that clown to test his credentials against mine in the filming world and riding in general, that would be fun for me. Unless someone says something to my face I have no respect for it.
Stepping away from the Skavenger video for a minute, I'm curious to get your opinion on something. This isn't saying there are any in the video, honestly I wouldn't know because I don't study videos, but what's your take on something that's "Already Been Done" on a spot (ABD). Do you care? Should kids care? My friend and I were discussing this and we both decided that if you were going to do something, you should do it and not stress it.
I take that serious on a street riding level but not on a video level, there is no need to study what other people do or base riding around anyone else. With that said, if I personally do something in a video and some herb goes and 180's or bars out of it knowing I did it and throws it in some slop edit, that's just corny. As far as being out riding with your friends goes, the streets are open and everyone should have fun. I will say I have no respect for filmers ghost writing videos for riders who have skills but no eyes.
Right. That makes sense. But can you elaborate on this idea of ghost filming? I'm assuming you mean like just straight up telling a rider what to do?
I just appreciate riders who truly love their spots and take pride in learning their landscape. I was never really a fan of the idea of street riding being about clips. It seems now the rate that companies expect things to be done is really taking a lot of the soul out of it and you can tell when you watch videos. It's pretty similar to the old trail rider/dirt jumper disputes years ago. I don't like seeing spots violated.
That's a good point. This sort of relates to the ABD dilemma, how important are spots in videos?
To me spots are everything, and it has nothing to with my videos or what other people do. I am obsessed with it on a level that there are only a handful of humans that would ever understand. I study maps, learn my history and lurk the hood in ways that would scare most people. I can honestly say it has never been about getting things done as fast as possible for me. I don't relate well with most of the people in my "profession." I feel blessed to work with the riders I work with.
How so? Does this relate to the early comment by the kid on Defgrip said; new filming technologies and fancy editing isn't really what you are after. That's what makes you different from the others in your profession?
I am definitely into new technology and appreciate all kinds of editing styles depending on how it is done. I like when people have a distinct style. I was more talking about my ideas of what a video should be and how the process of making it should be. It's comparable to when a nature show can't get a shot naturally -- they will shoot it in a studio and blend it into the show. Sometimes that's how things look to me In bike and skate videos these days. I don't want it to sound like I think everything is bad, there is a ton of great stuff coming out all the time. It just sucks that a lot of the riders I want to see are getting pushed out because a younger kid in the van is gonna get more done, and whoever paid for the trip needs to make sure the investment is worth it. I want my videos to be the opposite of that approach.
I'm glad you said that. It's one of the things that I do respect about skating -- older guys still have clout. But back to spots quick. Would you say you seek out street spots like how people used to (still do) seek out pools, pipes etc? I mean, I think it shows on the video -- the spots are incredible.
Sure, pools and pipes are spots just as much as a ledge or a set of woods that would be good to build trails. I am constantly seeking things out that are non-riding related and that's how I find a lot of my spots. Anyone who has ever gone on a mission to find a pool or a mythical spot will tell you the journey is what it's about. When the journey is Newark at 2 a.m. trying to see into the projects, you are definitely gonna have an interesting time.
When you say you seek things out that are "non-riding related", care to elaborate? Okay, final question. In addition to initially releasing the video online, the flick is available for 5 bucks as a real DVD. What was the idea behind releasing online and keeping the DVD price so low?
When I say non-riding related it means I could be there for any number of reasons from food to something historical I want to look at.
I wanted the video to be seen for obvious reasons, it's really tough these days to stand out and I have to constantly reevaluate how I put stuff out, that is why we debuted it online. The DVD exists strictly for the people who collect. I collect everything and just thought it was a way to be fair. Every copy was burned either by Vinnie or myself and done by hand. I think we found a perfect balance this time around but obviously things are going to continue to change and I will try my best to adapt.
Okay, final question. In addition to initially releasing the video online, the flick is available for 5 bucks as a real DVD. What was the idea behind releasing online and keeping the DVD price so low?
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BOTHELL, Wash., June 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cardiac Science Corporation (Nasdaq: CSCX), a global leader in advanced cardiac diagnosis, resuscitation, rehabilitation, and informatics products, announced today that it will present at the Seventh Annual Needham & Company Biotechnology and Medical Technology Conference at the New York Palace Hotel. Michael Matysik, senior vice president and chief financial officer, will review the Company's business strategy and recent financial results during the Company's presentation on Thursday, June 12, 2008 at 2:30 p.m. Eastern Time.
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Attendance at the conference is by invitation only. Cardiac Science will offer a live webcast of its presentation, which may be accessed at the Company's website at http://www.cardiacscience.com. An archived replay of the presentation will also be available following the live presentation and can be accessed at http://www.cardiacscience.com for 90 days.
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The issue of obesity is often portrayed in very simple terms: eat less, exercise more. In an effort to lose weight, Americans continue to consume low-fat products and have ended up fatter than ever. There clearly are other factors at work. Psychological trauma is one such factor.
In an upcoming webinar sponsored by Praeclarus Press, health psychologist, Dr. Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, will describe why psychological trauma can make people fat. All trauma survivors are at risk for being heavy, but adults who have experienced childhood abuse are at particularly high risk. In one study, women who had been raped as children or teens had higher BMIs, gained weight at a faster rate, and had a 69% increase in risk of Type 2 diabetes. Diet and exercise advice alone is unlikely to be helpful with this population.
Dr. Kendall-Tackett noted the following, "We now have a good understanding of the physiology of trauma and weight gain. Traumatic experiences flood the body with stress hormones and alter the way the body responds to subsequent stress. Trauma, particularly if it is prolonged and severe, increases chronic inflammation and changes insulin regulation."
Trauma survivors who have not received treatment tend to also have poor sleep, and that also causes insulin resistance.
"When you add the vulnerability of trauma survivors to gain weight to the typical American diet of refined carbohydrates and high-fructose corn syrup, you have a perfect storm for weight gain. And people get fat, in some cases, very fat. Healthcare providers who chastise and shame people for their weight and don't understand these mechanisms are not helpful. In my opinion, they are misguided and often quite cruel. Until these trauma issues are addressed, weight loss efforts will p
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January was a huge month for the "Whatcha' Smokin'" thread.
1544 posts!
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Dunhill EMP in my Wilmer Lightweight Churchwarden.
It's early morning, so I figured... Why not?
January was a huge month for the "Whatcha' Smokin'" thread.
1544 posts!
Way to go guys!
Dunhill EMP in my Wilmer Lightweight Churchwarden.
It's early morning, so I figured... Why not?
I dont normally post on this thread, but the timing is right so what the hell?
Keeping with the Dunhill theme, Im smoking some Nightcap in my Savinelli 320 EX.
I just finished smoking a Dunhill pipe, so tangentially, I'm on topic, even though I'm about to light up Uhle's 00 in a medium bend straight grain 2000 Winslow C silver spigot.
Sorry guys breaking tradition but some Frog Morton Out on the Town in an old Chadwick.
I'll break tradition, too. Germains Plum Cake in a 1978 smooth three quarter bend Danish Special.
OK so now for my second smoke Peter Heinrich Special Curly flake in my Preben Holm
Happy Friday,
MM 73, in a Bannard bulldog.
1Q in a KW author
1792 in a Pete Dracula
Luxury Bullseye Flake in a Country Gent
Still up, long night ranting on a forum... *Sigh* Somedays I wish I would just let things go. Well that's what my shrink, doctor, wife, sister, and kids say, but WTF do they know.
So I'm still puffing the AK all night in a crown duke, and some others
P.S. Oh and that's the H&H AK not the other AK
"Balkan Sobranie " ( new edition - J.F. Germain & Son ) in a Dunhill , apple , 4 T tanshell , ( 1962).
Dunhill London Mixture in a GBD Tapestry.
Escudo in a 1969 Dunhill Bruyere.
Black House in an Erik Nording Freehand
CartersTroutstream. In my Bill Sargent Smooth Canadian. The old cajun
LNF in doc grabow grand duke....
Nitecap in my 86 ODA Cumberland Dunhill Billard The old cajun
Piper's Pleasure in my PM2012 Storient.
MB's ODF in a clay w/side of espresso....TGIF everyone
C&D Herman's Own in a MM Country Gentleman.
Rattrays Hal O'the Wind in a Bjarne pot.
FMOTT in a BC Jumbo.
GL Pease "Maltese Falcon" in a Dunhill. bruyere ( 51281) , banker, ( 1978).
1947 Sir Walter Raleigh in a medium bend beater 1979 Aalborg natural freehand made by Nording.
Dunhill EMP in my Wilmer Lightweight Churchwarden.
It's early morning, so I figured... Why not?
This morning was an EMP morning for me too!
In my Luciano stubby bulldog.
Peterson's Irish Oak in a Savinelli Morino Bulldog.
Some Wal-Hall after lunch today, in a 1979 Peterson Donegal Rocky lovat.
MacB Dark Twist Roll Cake in my Tsuge Mizki Dublin.
Virginia Squire in a 1970s straight billiard sandblast Charatan 420.
GLP JackKnife in an Ardor.
Earlier CH in my MM freehand then CB in a bari pot followed by SWE Aro in a stanwell 136 and PA/H&H in an Edwards bent bull
Mc Clelland "Bombay Extra"in a Tom Eltang , Dublin , sand blast and smooth rim .
Harkness Tower from The Owl Shop in my Lane era (1965) Charatan Executive straight grain saddle billiard.
Barbary Coast in its soul mate Baraccini bent brandy.
EMP in an estate L'Antra. The old cajun
Happy Weekend,
GH Brown Flake, in an old Castello lumberman.
H&H Classic Burley Kake in a Savinelli 673 KS.
Orlik Golden Sliced in a Big Ben smooth bent
Revor Plug, cubed in my HC. Anderson nr. 1 Churchwarden... I'm on a cloud
Right now I'm loaded with SG Best Brown Flake while huddled around my little electric space heater in the work shed...15 degrees outside. Dedicated pipe smoker!
Mc C. "Bombay Extra" in a Dunhill , bruyère ( group 1) , small apple ( 1948 ).
Escudo in a Savinelli non-pariel.
MacBaren Latakia in a MM Washington
Walnut in a Churchill freehand.
Anniversary Kake in a Savinelli Texas Tradition apple.
Some Former's Cross-Grain after dinner tonight, in a Barontini canadian.
DGT Esoterica Blackpool in a Stanwell 242 pot.
Nightcap in an Askwith Dublin
1985 MacBaren Navy Flake in a smooth three quarter bend early '70s Stanwell Design Choice 837 sitter.
Next up for me: Wal-Hall, in a Ferndown Bark * cumberland pot.
Winter solstice in a brebbia
Anglers Dream in my MM Great Dane egg cob...
Gawith, Hoggarth & Co. Bulk Brown "Happy" Bogie in my Storient PM poker meer,MMMMmmmm on a frigid night...
Sextant in a Nording Signature.
St James Woods in a Capri prince
Full Virginia Flake in a smooth straight grain three quarter bend 1979 Becker M 4 heart pipe.
Gonna have the last of my MacBarrens Scottish Mixture from 1985 in my PM 2012 Cherrywood Storient
Lat bow of the night (early night for me): HH MV & Izmir in a Brebbia Pura tomato.
1/2 1q 1/2 trout stream in my trusty MM legend
Davidoff Flake Medallions in a Peterson XL02.
Larry's Blend in my Willmer Bent Panel The old cajun
McClelland Royal Cajun Dark in a Ser Jacopo hawkbill.
Uhle's Bishop's Move in a Viking Bent
My first bowl of February is frog Morton in a church warden.
Escudo in my Don Carlos sandblasted calabash
McClelland Grand Orientals: Yenice Agonya in my Ben Wade Blue Diamond bulldog. My first bowl of this blend and I've already added it to my to-cellar list. Yum!
St George's blend in a b10 Donegal Rocky.
nice Ser Jacopo hawkbill, cortezattic
Great Hiatus in a stubby bent rhodesian no-name briar (that smokes great for being a no-name)
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Naturally occurring, inorganic arsenic within the Bengal Delta aquifer system adversely affects millions of people within the region by exposure to high arsenic-concentrated groundwater. Organic carbon and its role in sorption mechanisms of oxyanions and later release into the groundwater is probed in this work. As concentrations range below India's health standard of 50µg/L and exceed 4000µg/L occurring dominantly as AsIII (>83%) species within the study area of Murshidabad, West Bengal, India. Patients within the study area are susceptible to arsenicosis and acquired severe skin lesions as well as terminal illnesses such as lung cancer. Major exposure pathways include consumption of contaminated drinking water and rice paddies capable of accumulating 0.08-0.2mg/L As. We probe into the extent of As, Mn and Fe adsorption onto extracted organic matter from the sediments. Loss on Ignition and moisture content of the sediments are also correlated with the organic matter content. We show a direct correlation of extent of As release from sediments to Fe/Mn ratios along with a positive correlation between [As] and OC content of the sediments. TOC measured in the supernatant after extracting 1gm of sediment with NaOCl indicates a similar trend as dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in the associated groundwater samples. DOC and dissolved organic nitrogen in the tubewell waters (collected from close to the sediment core collection points) show a cluster of high values within an intermediate depth (15-30m) within these aquifers. These can indicate both organic carbon and nitrogen having a source from the local sewage and recent organic matter even to that depth of ~30m. Organic matter characterization somewhat indicates both terrestrially derived organic component and bacterial mediated OM in the shallow aquifers. Deeper aquifers (>45m) indicate slightly higher bacterial component in the groundwaters.


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Divorce doesn't always mean screaming fights. Sometimes, adults manage to act like adults.
Mother's Day is a special day for loved ones to thank their mom for everything she does but do pet moms count?
I'd like to just take a quick moment and let all of our KISS listeners know just how great my mother is. Raising one kid is hard, she was tough enough to successfully raise 6 (and I suspect she had a hand in making sure my dad grew up too)...
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Everyone has something they like to do with mom on Mother's Day to show her how special she is. Some people go out and eat, others go to place mom loves to do her favorite things, still others do something fun at home. We polled the office to find out what different things our staff likes to do with mom.
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Under Senate Bill 65, [4] a new company can operate in the metro area under various conditions, including has at least 50 cabs and can operate round the clock. Various employees Yellow and Metro cab companies had opposed the bill, saying there already are enough taxis.


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Heat extend streak by minimum margin
From Elias: The Heat extended its winning streak to 16 games with a one-point win over the Magic, on LeBron James's basket in the dying seconds. That's the second-longest winning streak that has been extended by a one-point win in NBA history. In 1969, the Knicks, en route to their first NBA title, won their 18th straight game (which was an NBA single-season record at that point) with a 106-105 win over the Cincinnati Royals, in a game played in Cleveland. Bob Cousy (who was also Cincinnati's head coach) had given the Royals a 105-100 lead with 27 seconds to play with the final two points of his NBA career, on free throws, before the Knicks scored the final six points to extend their winning streak.
Lakers score final 20 points of game to defeat Hornets
From Elias: The Lakers came from 25 points down to defeat the Hornets on Monday, with Los Angeles scoring the final 20 points of the game and Kobe Bryant scoring 42 points with 12 assists. The Lakers hadn't won a game in which they trailed by at least 25 points since Dec. 6, 2002 against the Mavericks at the Staples Center, in a game in which they trailed by 30, and by as many as 27 points in the fourth quarter.
Bryant is the fourth Lakers player to have a game of at least 40 points and 12 assists, and he's the first to do that since Gail Goodrich in 1971. Jerry West had six such games in the regular-season and another in the NBA Finals in 1969; Elgin Baylor did it once.
Los Angeles Lakers, New Orleans Hornets
Celtics shock Pacers
From Elias: The Celtics won in Indianapolis in Wednesday after trailing by as many as 14 points in the fourth quarter. Boston has won only one other road game over the last 10 years in which it trailed by that many points in the fourth quarter - a 15-point comeback in Cleveland in 2004.
Boston Celtics, Indiana Pacers
Crawford sets a career high.
From Elias: Jamal Crawford made 11 of 16 shots in the Clippers' win over the Bucks on Wednesday, a 68.8 field goal percentage. That's Crawford's highest shooting percentage in any NBA game in which he took at least 15 shots; previously, his highest mark was 68.0 percent (17 for 25), for the Knicks on Dec. 4, 2004.
Los Angeles Clippers, Milwaukee Bucks
Irving leads Cleveland to victory
From Elias: Kyrie Irving scored 11 points in the fourth quarter of Cleveland's comeback victory over Utah on Wednesday. It was the 14th time this season that Irving has scored in double-digits in the fourth quarter of a game, the fourth-highest total in the NBA, behind Kevin Durant (20), Kobe Bryant (19) and Jamal Crawford (17).
Cleveland Cavaliers, Utah Jazz
Knicks win for 200th time against Pistons
From Elias: Knicks win for 200th time against Pistons The Knicks won in Auburn Hills Wednesday for their 200th regular-season win over the Pistons, a total that New York hasn't reached against any other franchise. The Knicks' first victory over the Pistons--then based in Fort Wayne, Indiana--came on Nov. 3, 1948 (the same day for which the early edition of the Chicago Tribune had blared "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN"), when New York defeated the Pistons, 80-76, at Fort Wayne's North Side High School.
Amar'e Stoudemire scored 22 points on Wednesday and J.R. Smith contributed 20. It's the fifth time that Smith and a Knicks teammate have each scored 20-plus points in a game they didn't start. Smith and Stoudemire also did that on February 2 vs. Sacramento; Smith has had two such games with Steve Novak (both last season) and one with Chris Copeland.
Detroit Pistons, New York Knicks
Warriors take lead on Kings
From Elias: On Wednesday, the Warriors and Kings played the 369th regular-season game in a rivalry that dates back to 1948. In that first meeting, the Kings' predecessors, the Rochester Royals, defeated the then-Philadelphia Warriors, 83-75, and the teams have been, in effect, trading baskets ever since. With a win on Wednesday, the Warriors took a one-game lead in the all-time series, unknotting what had been the NBA's most-played rivalry in which the teams had an equal number of wins. That distinction now falls to the Kings and Hawks, who have split the 304 games they've played against each other.
Golden State Warriors, Sacramento Kings
Size is relative
From Elias: The oddest occurrence of the evening may have been in Dallas, where Dirk Nowitzki, who is listed as 7'0", had a shot blocked by Patrick Beverley, listed at 6'1". Beverly is the shortest player to block one of Nowitzki's shots since Earl Watson, also listed at 6'1", got Nowitzki in 2008.
Dallas Mavericks, Houston Rockets
Rubio does it all in Minnesota's win
From Elias: Ricky Rubio had 15 points, 11 assists, seven rebounds and six steals for Minnesota on Wednesday, for his second game this season with at least 15 points, 10 assists and five rebounds and steals; he also did that on February 24 against Golden State. All other NBA players have combined for three such games this season - one each for Chris Paul, Monta Ellis and Rajon Rondo.
Minnesota Timberwolves, Washington Wizards
High-scoring subs in Hawks-76ers game
From Elias: Three substitutes scored at least 20 points in Atlanta's win over Philadelphia on Wednesday: Anthony Tolliver had 21 for the Hawks; Damien Wilkins had 21 for the 76ers and Dorell Wright had 20 for Philadelphia. It was the second game this season in which three non-starters scored at least 20 points. That also happened in a Dallas versus New Orleans game on February 22 (Jason Smith 22, Vince Carter 22, Ryan Anderson 20).
Atlanta Hawks, Philadelphia 76ers
Nets extend winning streak against Bobcats
From Elias: Brooklyn defeated Charlotte on Wednesday, giving the Nets six straight wins against the Bobcats - their longest winning streak against one opponent since they beat the Wizards six straight times in 2006 and 2007.
Brooklyn Nets, Charlotte Bobcats
Suns fail to rise in Phoenix
From Elias: Toronto held all five of Phoenix's starters (P.J. Tucker, Luis Scola, Marcin Gortat, Jared Dudley and Goran Dragic) to fewer than 10 points in the Raptors' win on Wednesday. It's the second time this season that quintet has started and each player was held under 10 points (also February 10 against the Thunder). No other starting-five has done that more than once this season.
Spurs win cleanly
From Elias: The Spurs committed only nine fouls in their win over the Bulls on Wednesday. It's the third time that San Antonio has had fewer than 10 fouls, the highest total for any team in the league this season.
Chicago Bulls, San Antonio Spurs
Blackhawks record 11th consecutive win
From Elias: The Blackhawks extended their winning streak to 11 games with a 3-2 victory against the Avalanche. Eight of the Blackhawks' wins during their streak have been by a one-goal margin (including two in overtime and two via shootouts), one was by two goals and two by three goals. Chicago is the second team in NHL history to win 11 consecutive games in one season with none of the wins by more than three goals. The other team with an 11-game streak of that kind was the San Jose Sharks in 2007-08 (Feb. 21-March 14).
Ray Emery set one NHL record and one Blackhawks team record with his win over Colorado. He's the first goaltender in NHL history to win his first ten decisions in one season and the first netminder in Chicago franchise history to record ten consecutive wins at any point in a season. Glenn Hall's streak of nine straight wins in 1966-67 had been the Blackhawks record until Emery bested it on Wednesday night.
Chicago Blackhawks, Colorado Avalanche
Kessel filibusters Senators
From Elias: Phil Kessel matched his season high for points in one game when he scored one goal and assisted on two others in the Maple Leafs' 5-4 win over the Senators. Kessel has scored 21 goals in 40 games against Ottawa in his seven seasons in the NHL. That's the most goals that any player has scored versus the Senators over that span. Nineteen of Kessel's goals against Ottawa have come in the last five seasons (25 games).
Ottawa Senators, Toronto Maple Leafs
Kiprusoff defeats former team for 16th time
From Elias: Miikka Kiprusoff recorded his 16th win against his former team, the Sharks, in Calgary's win on Wednesday. The only active goaltender with as many wins against a former team is Jean-Sebastien Giguere, with 17 against Calgary.
Calgary Flames, San Jose Sharks


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World Business Briefing | Asia: China: Glaxo Drops Patent Fight
Published: August 19, 2004
GlaxoSmithKline, the European drug maker, gave up a fight to protect a patent for its top diabetes medication in China. Glaxo dropped a countersuit against Chinese drug makers, which challenged one of three patents for the diabetes treatment Avandia, a Glaxo spokeswoman, Lillian Xiao Weiqun, said from Beijing. The company said it believed that it could protect Avandia because it had two other patents on the treatment.


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Do you still use Film? Yes
Do you Develope your own? Yes - B&W
What are the advantages/disadvantages of Digital and Film? Dunno
Can you, do you use both? No, only film... can't afford to do both. I enjoy the whole process of shooting & developing film and making wet prints in a traditional darkroom, so I stick with that.
Do you use Film then scan the negs before printing? Nope... only scan to post images on the web.
Do you think that film offers more chance of producing art by mistake / happy accident? Another dunno... there are plenty of chances to make mistakes with both. I am a firm believer in "Happy Accidents," but only as a great learning opportunity not an end result.
Have you any other thoughts as to why film feels different/worse/better/more precise / clumsier? I just like the (film/darkroom) process. Photographing with a large format camera is a joy, frustrating as it can be, but a real joy. I can't afford and have no interest in digital photography.


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While activists won't be officially invited to the table of G8 leaders at Camp David this weekend, they will certainly make sure their voices are heard.
The designated leaders will address some of the world's most pressing issues, but protesters –- as they have in the past -- will also use this highly publicized stage to air their grievances and share what issues they believe deserve the most attention.
Here at HuffPost Impact, we've invited some of the leading humanitarian nonprofits to our platform to call on the G8 leaders to tackle the problems they think are most concerning. We've had some lively discussions, including a blog post by Save the Children about how best to address to chronic malnutrition and a piece by America Near East Refugee Aid, which talked about the need to include water in the food security conversation.
At the scene of the actual summit, some protests have already taken shape. Oxfam activists wore masks representing the G8 leaders at the White House and Occupy DC members hope to highlight the disparities between America's upper and middle class.
As activists gear up to offer their point of view, let's take a look back at a decade of demonstrations at the G8 to see what has been addressed from year's past and what still needs to be tackled.SLIDESHOW:
Police fired tear gas at a group of anti-G8 demonstrators, who had designated June 1, 2003 a day of protest, who tried marching to the summit site.
G8 activist Scott Taylor urges advocates for human rights as a group of protesters prepares to march across the Sidney Lanier bridge near the site of the G8 Summit on June 5, 2004.
Anti-poverty campaigner Bob Geldof called for 1 million protesters to meet in Edinburgh during the July 2005 G8 summit.
Police detain a protestor during a demonstration against the G8 Summit meeting in St. Petersburg, Russia on July 15, 2006.
An activist sits on the tarmac as police try to move anti-G8 protestors blocking the road between Bad Doberan and Heiligendamm, in Northern Germany on June 6, 2007.
During the 2008 G8 Summit in Japan, protesters demanded that the G8 be dissolved and that urgent measures be taken to solve the issues of hunger and climate change.
Demonstrators hold a sign that reads, "You G8 are the earthquake" during an anti-G8 protest in Italy in 2009.
G8 demonstrators cover their bodies in cocoa and vegetable oil to resemble a human oil slick, to protest the spending for the summits and the freezing of foreign aid.
Oxfam international activists wear masks with the faces of G8 leaders, including British Prime Minister David Cameron, Japan Prime Minister Naoto Kan, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and US President Barack Obama.
Members of the Occupy D.C. movement paint signs in preparation for demonstrations in Thurmont, Md. to protest the G8 Summitt at Camp David.


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Hiring at small businesses is on the rise slowly but steadily across the country. And some small enterprises have been getting big buyout offers. A Dallas-area consulting executive, Todd Follett, says entrepreneurs should consider the following about five things when they get an offer to buy their firm:
1. Decide if you really want to sell
Expect to spend a lot of time and potential expense if you decide to investigate the offer further. And not everything will go your way, so you need to be committed before you engage the process.
2. Get good counsel
Make sure to get good advice from professionals like transaction attorneys, accountants, investment bankers or business brokers if you decide to entertain the proposal.
While these services aren't free, they typically pay for themselves with higher multiples or other favorable transaction terms.
3. Get to know the buyer
Learn their strategy, culture and history regarding similar acquisitions. Many business agreements require management to stay on and operate or grow the business.
This could include earn-out provisions where a portion of the sale price is determined based on performance after the transaction. Be sure that the buyer is a firm or company that you would feel comfortable partnering with.
4. Get prepared for an exhaustive review of your company
During the due diligence, the prospective buyer will scrub customer and vendor reports, financial records, legal agreements, meeting minutes, employment contracts and more to thoroughly understand the business's historical and future performance.
Although it may seem like an invasion of privacy, let the process work as designed and be honest about past warts and how your company has managed through them.
5. Stay focused on operating your business
The sale process can be extremely long, with numerous starts and stops. Don't become so distracted by the process that you forget to improve and grow your operation.
If the transaction falls through, you're left with a business that is better at the end of the process than it was at the start.


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The embattled Fiesta Council, which began its meeting more than a half hour late Tuesday, closed its doors to the public.
As a result, members told City Councilwoman Diane Moore, former Fiesta Queen Carmela Montoya and an Optic reporter to leave.
On Wednesday, city officials expressed concern about the closed meeting.
The Fiesta Council is an independent nonprofit group, but depends heavily on city's help to put on the annual Fiestas de Las Vegas, which is held around the Fourth of July every year.
ALBUQUERQUE -- The RE/MAX World Long Drive Championships will hold a local qualifier Saturday at the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta Park Golf Training Facility.
The event is a district qualifier and entrants earn the opportunity to qualify for the $500,000 RE/MAX World Long Drive Challenge in November in Mesquite, Nev.
The event starts 10 a.m. No pre-registration is required of entrants and there is no limit on the number of long-drive attempts by any entrant.
The Hackers and DB's Milkmen took a step closer to the city league men's softball championship on Tuesday by beating a pair of rivals.
The Hackers, ranked No. 1 in the men's division with a 13-1 regular season record, bludgeoned the Louisville Chuggers 22-0 on Monday, then extinguished the Blaze 20-5 on Tuesday, avenging their lone defeat.
Meanwhile, the Milkmen woke up the Dream Team 17-7 on Monday, then toppled Tecolote 19-7 the next night.
The city is poised to clear the large junkyard along Interstate 25.
City Attorney Dave Romero said this week that the city could begin the project in two to three weeks. That's contingent on the federal government giving the the city the clearance to access the junkyard from the U.S. interstate, which the city expects to happen.
The estimated price tag is $200,000.
About three years ago, the city made headway in convincing frequent code violator Tony Ortega to get rid of the junk on his properties on Railroad Avenue.
Legislators brag about all the money allocated for Las Vegas, N.M., every legislative session. The highest paid educational and behavioral health positions in our humble little city all take their money right back to Santa Fe, N.M., where they reside.
Councilman David Romero recently suffered a health problem, his family said in a statement this week.
The family didn't reveal the nature of the situation, but they said he was in the care of medical experts.
"The family asks for you to continue to keep him in your thoughts and prayers in this time of recovery and rehabilitation," the statement said. "We are optimistic for a speedy recovery, and we are confident that the city of Las Vegas will make reasonable accommodations as needed."
Las Vegas' Arts and Cultural District is in good standing with the state, despite a dispute between the district's former chairman and a state official.
However, the controversy has caused a split among local arts advocates.
The state has designated six Arts and Cultural districts in New Mexico to promote arts and culture as a way of increasing economic development. Las Vegas got its designation nearly three years ago.
The local district operates under MainStreet Las Vegas, which focuses on improving the downtown areas, officials said.
We, the West Las Vegas High School Class of 1960, thank the individuals who contributed to make our 50th-year reunion during the July 4 Fiestas such a success.
We thank the Bank of Las Vegas, which sponsored our reunion float in the parade and donated flag fans to cool off the spectators in the parade route.
Our thanks to Albert Goke, who provided the float frame and construction. Phil Leger loaned the group his flatbed trailer.
Thanks to Judy Ramirez who fabricated a quilt with inlaid pictures of Class of 1960 members.
What drives one to coach? What motivates one to put up with the low pay, long hours, sleepless nights and so on and so on that they want to stay and do something that once was considered an art form of respect?
The Las Vegas City Council recently gave a new two-year contract to the community's ambulance provider, Superior Ambulance.
But the city, by its own admission, hasn't closely monitored the company's performance for such details as response times. One of the reasons, Fire Chief Phil Mares said, was that Superior apparently had problems getting data from the city's police dispatchers.
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Dr. Rosario R. Trifiletti's Ratings
Dr T is fabulous and so is his staff. He does the research to fully assess and understand what is going on with his patients and works tirelessly for the best results. We need more Dr T's in this world.
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Dr. Trifiletti is wonderful! He is very knowledgeable about PANDAS/PANS; we are so lucky to have found him! He put me at ease right away. He is very knowledgeable and kind. He got to the bottom of my son's tic issues and I am forever grateful. Not only that, but he has also helped my younger son who has an autism diagnosis. He is very thorough and really takes time explaining everything and his fees are reasonable for the amount of time he takes with us and preparing our reports. His staff is wonderful. They went the extra mile to help us get DNA testing covered by our insurance. I can't say enough about Dr. T. and his staff. I am just so grateful that he could help both of my sons! I highly recommend Dr. Trifiletti for both PANDAS/PANS and autism.
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There are not that many Pandas or Pans doctors that are willing to take the time and do the testing for there patients. I am sure that Dr. T is overwhelmed with patients and he is also researching and presenting on the subject all of the time. I am thankful for all the testing to see what could be causing my sons issues. I also don't think that his fee is overly high as I pay the phone consultation once a year, but he has spoken with me or answered my questions many times a year without fee.
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I think many of the reviews are fake too glowing.
Here's the reality from my experience and I was there two years.
The pros
1) Dr. t is very knowledgable
2) Dr T does extensive testing
I would say he cares but he stopped caring when he hired the office staff.
The cons
1) obscene charge per visit not just initial consult
2) absolutely no follow up. Will never return a call even in emergency.
3) does testing you don't need
4) misinterprets titers Everyone has been exposed to a lot.
5) many of his cases are Tourette's with No sign of infectious trigger.
6) doesn't do high dose abx long term
7) changes medications a lot and then is not able to discuss unless you come again and pay huge fee
8) went from chaos office where they lost info to nasty staff whose sole purpose in life is to keep you away from the doctor. Not sure which staff is less appealing. Stopped answering email.
9) doesn't take even good insurance. Ours pays well but I think caps visit length. All he would have to do then is shorten visits and do more. There are prominent neurologists who take insurance. How do they get rich? They don't seem starving to me.
10) has not to my knowledge cured anyone. Dr. Kovacevic claims to have cured people. Dr. Boubolis takes many insurances so I will travel to one of those two next time. I also will find a PANDAS friendly Ped or naturopath. There are more and more all the time.
11) why should I pay Dr T to "think about a case"? Isn't that what EVERY doctor does? He thought about my sons case so much that he mistook him for another boy including the name and symptom history. That's what I pay $400 for?
12) has no referrals for Ocd. Seems entirely unknowledgeable about symptom he is treating!!!
Dr T
If you really cared about patients and I don't think you do,
You would not have hired the office staff to replace you.
I've never had a doctor harder to reach. I should say impossible. Can't give Meds and labs and charge for those follow ups. It's not only gross and unethical to me it seems illegal.
My son's behavior changed radically on medicine and I had to discontinue myself without medical advice. That's when I knew I was done here.
I am sure there won't be any follow up. Even my dentist calls annually.
If you want information read a ton online or see Dr. T once but he is absolutely NOT someone caring who you would ever want treating your child!
Also don't expect on time anything.
I guarantee you that you will feel ripped off horribly from this financially and emotionally. Find a pandas doctor with more success and who cares. Dr T will insist these are his terms but then explain how he cares. Sorry but the way he is now is basically not just uncaring but bizarrely unfair to and dangerous for patients. He probably has staff posting reviews. They should prequalify patient reviews like on zocdoc.
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Dr. Trifiletti is one of a kind, a rare gem. He is up on the most cutting edge information, and an excellent diagnostician. He uses genetic testing and extensive detailed interviews to connect the dots of seemingly unrelated symptoms. He has diagnosed my daughter with syndromes only discovered and given a name two years ago. Even top doctors at top hospitals don't match his expertise. He takes plenty of time with each patient to get to the source of the symptoms. Now my daughter is able to get treatment that hasn't been able to be diagnosed or successfully treated before.
Dr. Trifiletti does not take insurance but his fee is well worth paying for. If you are frustrated going from doctor to doctor without much success in treatment, Dr. Trifiletti is the miracle you've been looking for.
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Dr. T is a supremely knowledgeable pediatric neurologist in Ramsey, NJ, with vast experience and expertise in diagnosing and treating PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated With Strep)/PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric syndrome). He is a brilliant and dear man who has devoted his career and life to helping to save our children from PANDAS/PANS, which steals childhoods if misdiagnosed and mistreated or not treated. He is currently a sole practitioner and works 15+ hours a day helping our kids. He is in most Sundays and holidays, as well, tending to his busy practice and labor intensive patient analyses, data mapping, appointments, etc. People come from across the globe to this amazing doctor and brilliant researcher. I have never had any problem booking a prompt appointment, which is what I do if I have loads of questions or need updated labwork etc. Dr. T simply does not have time to answer every phone call and email, but is making every effort to improve in this area, including hiring all all new staff. He is doing the very best he can for as many as he can. Dr. T gave us our son back and we continue to book periodic follow up appointments to keep him on the right track. We always look forward to seeing Dr. T. His respect, kindness, knowledge, tenderness toward my child, commitment, etc. IS SIMPLY UNMATCHED in our experience. We LOVE Dr. T and wholeheartedly recommend him!
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Dr Trifiletti is an excellent doctor. I couldn't recommend him more highly than I do to anyone that has a sick child, or to those looking for a second opinion. The staff always finds a slot for the new patient, or older one that needs fast attention.
It's very comforting to know that Dr Trifiletti is there for my family. I've called him out of hours and seen him on weekends. He's very dedicated to the well being of his patients.
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No works your insurance, but in my case All I can say is that it's pandas is not a simple flu, is complex and requires a great experience to treat it properly, so do not take my decision based on medical insurance but on the experience of the doctor, his references , preparation and background. He is our angel!
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The people who are giving him bad reviews must be kidding me. Dr. T. Is one of the only doctors out there who is trying to figure out what the root problem is with my son. I have taken him all over including NYC and others are just using their standard medical text book but my son is not a text book case and watching him suffer was so painful!
Thank God for Dr T. who has actually helped my son with his hard work and experience!! Don't people get that there are so many children suffering with complex problems and it takes time for each case. Give Dr. T a break... He's a very special doctor !
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Do not see Dr. Trifiletti I am a nurse and i was so angry with him and his office staff Silkey.
Not only is she rude she is stupid! There was no follow up for my son which is so important to see if his treatment worked. Dr. Triffiletti ignored my husbands e-mails for follow up blood work. I quess there was not enough money in it to do follow up blood work
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Dr. Rosario R. Trifiletti's response
I am sorry you did not have a good experience. We are working very hard to improve our staff.
I also feel that calling my staff member "stupid" is an ad hominem attack that is inappropriate for a social medium setting. You can contact me if there are any further questions,
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