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The second album of Holy Moses made clear that the owner of their record label had chosen a very suitable name. "Aaarrg" describes this work very concisely. Only two words must be added: fantastic killer!
"Finished with the Dogs" reflects a band that is much more focused than it was on its debut. The homogeneous song material leaves no doubt that the protagonists know their aim. Based on anger and determination, the songs barrel along in a breathtaking manner. Holy Moses show a much more mean face than on their debut and the playtime of less than 32 minutes serves as the final proof that the band has a certain weakness for hardcore. The gang shouts during the title track provide only the first indication, but the restlessly stirred and sometimes dominant bass guitar ("In the Slaughterhouse") as well as the minor roles of guitar solos underline that the band tries to connect the best of both worlds. Due to the energetic liveliness of the album, it becomes obvious: back in 1987, Holy Moses had penned a brutal bastard whose components of metal and hardcore met on an almost equal footing.
A song called "Six Fat Women" opens the B side and scores with its very shabby yet somehow funny charm. A good piece, but the most important woman is the seventh lady. Snotty little madam Sabina is in its element. She spits out the words as if she wants to win the award for Germany's most unfriendly woman. (I am sure she has won.) But the male vocals of her then husband Classen and Kusch also add value to the songs. Their well integrated militaristic staccato screams and shouts emphasize the punk approach and increase the level of harshness. Whichever way you look at it, in particular the A side is not interested in taking prisoners. The absolute highlight "Current of Death" with its merciless high speed verses and the mind-boggling chorus ("Ahaahaahaa - Current of death!"), the ingenious riffs of "Criminal Assault" and the highly contagious "In the Slaughterhouse" create a triple blow whose intensity has remained largely unparalleled. Not to mention the final track of the album's first half. The sinister and threatening "Fortress of Desperation" contrasts with the preceding numbers due to its mid-tempo approach without influencing negatively the fabulous impression that the previous tracks have left.
However, "Finished with the Dogs" works as a whole. The well produced work emanates a specific ugliness which is combined with juvenile defiance and the cover painting of Rainer Laws mirrors the fiery approach of the songs. Those of the B side also do not fall by the wayside. For example, "Life's Destroyer" will stick in your mind because of its simple yet very catchy chorus and the vibrant main riff of the inspired closer shows the brilliance of the band for the final time. No doubt, Holy Moses have preferred to release a compact and coherent album instead of creating a monumental work that suffers from a certain number of lukewarm fillers. The result is a unique output. Although I am relatively familiar with the German underground / thrash scene of the eighties, I do not know a comparable full-length. The music of Death in Action had some punk vibes, but nevertheless, their cocktail of punk and metal tasted completely different. Well, uniqueness is no value in itself. The fat asshole in my neighbourhood, whose only friend is his noisy lawn mower, is also unique in his very own way. But that's another story.
In order to avoid misunderstandings: "Finished with the Dogs" marks a unique milestone that has not yet noticeably aged. This album also makes clear that Noise Records did not have a monopoly on the marketing of German underground bands. Small but fine labels like Disaster (Backwater, Angel Dust, Exumer) also played its parts. Naturally, the same goes for the company whose name describes the here reviewed album sufficiently: Aaarrg!
Among the many early thrash bands of the Teutonic scene, Holy Moses were in their particular way unique, they weren't as absolutely brutal and devastating as Destruction nor included hilarious lyrics of alcoholic content like Tankard, neither played mellow progressive stuff as Paradox but they had a chick singing – let's be honest, female presence always undoubtedly takes attention specially in a music genre of predominant male audiences still to this day. However, these guys weren't that kind of archetypical 80's sleaze sexist band, Sabina Classen's style refused the clichés and classy looks of glam chicks, she didn't have a heavenly voice or lovely eyes as Doro either – on the Queen Of Siam debut she already made clear her determination to deny the stereotypes associated with female musicians in heavy metal. So this lady was one of the pioneers to introduce female vocals in extreme music, later developing a more guttural low-range voice, by 1987 however it was all raw thrash.
Both title-track and "Current Of Death" open the album with completely frantic speed thrash, song of simplistic configuration and mostly untouched riffs intended to provide the music of total sonic violence and vigor. That perspective absolutely pushes away technique or complexity, very much like Slayer on their popular Reign In Blood record – instrumental difficulty is reduced considerably to focus on simple aspects of the music, its power and velocity exclusively, not putting much emphasis on its progression or direction. "Criminal Assault" and "In The Slaughterhouse" are also very energetic and aggressive, adding on other hand alternative elements to song-structures as a couple of bridges, accents and certain differentiation between sequences, interfering with the homogeneity of the music's composition – yet still executed without complication. Tempos slow down significantly on following tunes like "Six Fat Women" and "Fortress Of Desperation", which introduce weightier lines and quieter rhythms, accompanied by Sabina's low-tuned vocals, defining a dark climax of bigger cadence and obscurity – kinda unfocused however, occasionally lacking sense but efficiently designed and professionally performed in general. The diversity of tempos and song-sections becomes more considerable on "Corroded Dreams", the most technical effort here, featuring some tenuous melodic harmonies and the most incendiary solos – increasing the detail and complication of the music, rhythm section Chapelier-Kusch shows greater meticulousness while Andy provides versatile riff series of surprising solidity and talent. In contrast with that display of musicianship and challenging ideas, "Life's Destroyer" presents a notably easier composition of uniform riffing and truly repetitive lyrics, that dumb chorus invites the listener to sing along inevitably – "Road Crew" as well is an infectious cut with reminiscence of Motörhead with those raspy dirty vocals, while "Military Service" combines simplicity, roughness and certain touch of melody.
Back in 1987, Holy Moses' sound was still predominantly rudimentary and minimalist, they'd later attempt something more technical but innately, their music comes naturally from them without notable complication or pretention. Some numbers here might be primitive but they're plenty of attitude and intensity – like most of their compatriots they didn't have incredible abilities or amazing song-writing capacity, their musical concept didn't require anything like that anyway so they rather focused on speed and aggression, particularly. On other hand, even though this stuff is quite simple and straight, the band offers a more professional performance than a majority of their peers in that still early stage of thrash. Rhythm section provides very fast rhythms without collapsing unlike most of their equals and Mr. Classen displays great efficiency on those crude riffs and unexpectedly well-developed solos. There are some moments in the record when Sabina & co. even incorporate some tenuous percentage of complexity and rigor, in the style of the future classic track "Panic", though the general pattern of Finished With The Dogs gives as I mentioned complete control to elementary characteristics of thrash, unavoidably determining restrictions musically and technically. However, step by step these Germans are escaping from the usual limitations of the subgenre – some titles are adding some heaviness and weight, breaking the supremacy of speed for a second, including vivid vocals with Ms. Classen exploring a lower tone, giving the music certain sinister halo, soon interrupted by more looseness of tempos and hyperactive lines, though. Lyrics are peculiar too, eclectic and deprived progressively of occultist and mystic themes, proving the group is determined to define their own identity. Sabina's charming accent and raspy vocals contribute essentially to differentiate Moses' sound from the many Teutonic thrash acts around in a time when the movement was evolving substantially, only those who'd offer something singular and characteristic would prevail.
Finished With The Dogs is one more charming old-school Teutonic thrash album with its obvious handicaps and limitations, the kind of record whose magic and uniqueness none of the modern thrash bands of the new wave could ever emulate. Many years after, it sounds amusing and refreshing, still many of these compositions are a vital part of the group's set list live, now that Sabina sings guttural and extreme they might sound kinda different but the essence and philosophy is the same as back in 1987. Some fans couldn't tolerate her voice, either Schmier's but certainly this kind of music sounds much better and appropriate accompanied by scruffy unpolished vocals. This woman particularly proved girls can scream too and not only become scenery on stage and backstage specially – it wasn't as usual as it is nowadays to find a chick who'd growl that way in the 80's and she was curiously one of the first female soccer referees too, credits to Ms. Classen.
I have to confess, for at least a year after I bought this back in 1989, I thought the singer was a guy. Female vocalists fronting full-on thrash assaults were such a rarity that I had just assumed that the vocalist was a particularly psycho male with a peculiar tone, not exactly high-pitched, but unusually unhinged. In fact, at the time, the only eminent thrash act I was familiar with featuring a female wailer was Sacrilege, and there was no questioning her gender, especially since my introduction to that band was Lynda's clean feminine tone gracing Within The Prophecy. There was also The (not so) Great Kat, but I try not to think about her. Sabina's hoarse ululations were a completely different and wilder animal though, and without a band photo in my bare-bones cassette sleeve, it actually never occurred to me that there were women out there that actually sang like that. Her name should have been a dead giveaway in retrospect, but I just sort of lumped "Sabina Classen" in amongst dudes with somewhat girly sounding names like Kim Ruzz, Kerry King and Grace Jones.
What an exuberant surprise though when I played it for the first time! A complete blind buy thanks to the promise of ferocity advertized by the album cover, I was immediately steamrolled by the sheer intensity of the opening title track without caring whatsoever about the fact that I couldn't decipher what the hell "Finished With The Dogs" was supposed to be about. It's a stomping motherfucker with nasty riffage, lunatic vocals and a ripping fast punked-out chorus. In other words, it's a perfect representation of the cover illustration.
Unlike the muddier engineering job of their debut, each instrument here is mixed razor sharp, allowing the riffs to be clearly discernible, with a guitar tone hovering somewhere between Reign In Blood and Eternal Devastation. In fact, Holy Moses' style and accelerated speed feel more influenced by Slayer and Destruction at this point than the Venom and Motorhead worship of their earlier material. Uli Kusch's drumwork is also more than commendable, and it's no surprise that he had a long and illustrious career after this recording.
The true highlight of Finished With The Dogs is, of course, "Current Of Death". One of my favorite thrash anthems, the frenetic pace combined with Sabina's delirious onslaught of anguish and pure rage is an intense adrenaline rush, the sonic equivalent of a bunch of lumberjacks going batshit with chainsaws in a forest reserve. I love Sabina's throaty screeches here, and I swear that if she actually were a guy and not the fine woman she is, she'd be sporting a dick that could plug up a sperm whale's blowhole. There's also that catchy sing-along chorus, giving the track immediate memorable status, and a couple of quick, entertaining guitar solos mixed loudly with an abrasive tone.
Although the majority of these tracks are high velocity speed-fests, there's a decent amount of divergences into different terrains, with "Fortress Of Desperation" being the most notable shift in gears. Slower and borderline haunting, it's a welcome addition at just the right time to provide a bit of respite from the barrage of fast riffing.
If there's one thing I would alter regarding this album, it would be the song order, simply because tracks three and four are a bit too similar, thus "In The Slaughterhouse", a solid tune on its own, suffers from being the twin sister of the prior track. The final two songs stand out by not having the bulk of their riffs built around the open E chord, and I personally would have switched one of those with "Criminal Assault" to spread out the variety. But other than that minor squabble and the moderately dopey chorus of "Six Fat Women", Finished With The Dogs is a brassy, sassy champion of the German thrash scene that holds up today, receiving more of my attention than most other metal output from 1987.
Whether intentional or not, Finished with the Dogs completely fixes and spins around just about every quality I found lacking in the Holy Moses debut, Queen of Siam. I'm not sure if it's the new rhythm section (Uli Kusch and Andre Chapalier stepping in on the drums and bass respectively), or Sabina and Andy Classen just had a really bad year before its conception, and frankly, I don't care, because this is exactly what I want to hear and it remains their career height even after decades of continued existence. It's like night and day, really: Queen of Siam was too rigid, too plodding and average, like taking apprehensive baby steps down the corridor of aggression; whereas Finished With the Dogs is completely out of control, ruthless and the sort of album you immediately want to spin again once it ends.
Let's start by talking about Sabina Classen, who sounds like she's completely on fire. Outside of Nicole Lee's impenetrable, metallic bite on Znöwhite's underrated masterwork Act of God, this is the single best performance by a female vocalist on a thrash album. Ever. She takes the froth and growl of Queen of Siam to entirely new plateau. Honestly, was someone punching the woman when she was recording this, repeatedly in the gut and face? Was she on fire? Poisoned? I can't think of any other reason a human of the finer sex could produce such sounds, but I'm glad she does, because she spearheads this record with conviction bordering on insanity, easily the equal of any of her German male peers: Schmier, Mille, Tom, I love you all, but you have nothing, and I mean nothing on this fucking performance. I hate to break out the gender card, but why...seriously, why can't we have more of this in extreme metal? Why are we forced to suffer the Disney soundtrack swooing of Cristina Scabbia and Tarja Turunen, when this is a distinct possibility?
But Sabina's not the only Classen who has undergone some sort of evolution here, because Andy is also on point, firing up scores of intense riffs that are not only catchy, but incendiary. There are single songs here with more dynamic fluency and punishing polish than the entirety of Queen of Siam. "Current of Death", one of the greatest European thrashers of them all, is 100% manic thrust, slathered barbarian woman vocals and they even throw in a hooky, wailing 'ah oh eh oh' in the chorus. This is the very definition of bristling, unstoppable thrash metal. If I were to close my eyes right now and dream of a future in which raving hordes of bullet belted, denim jacketed savages were dancing on the ashes of Lil Wayne fans after nuking their polluted cities, this is the soundtrack. Two and a half minutes of explosive paradise, and it's not alone here: "Criminal Assault", "Finished With the Dogs", "Corroded Dreams", "In the Slaughterhouse" and "Military Service" all have the same blazing axe, bass pummeling momentum, with riffs to spare and Kusch having a conniption on his kit the entire time.
But Holy Moses are not just some trick pony, and the album also presents some slower to mid-paced fare with more hooks to hang your weary bones upon. "Fortress of Desperation" weaves a brief narrative and a resonant, distant melody into its gradual escalation. "Six Fat Women" is an angry charger which must revolve around some personal encounter with a bevy of unpleasant obesity, with lyrics a little more poignant that one might fathom. "Life's Destroyer" is almost inescapable, enthusiastic bombardment thrashing which immediately urges fists into the nearest faces available, with a fantastic acceleration in the bridge. "Rest in Pain" is the most laid back track on the album, almost a swagger chaotic thrash/blues piece where light synths and Sabina congregate prior to the incredible burst in the median.
In all, there might be a half dozen individual riffs here that slightly miss their mark, so it falls ever so shy of perfection, but what a fun brush that is. The production is immense, not sounding a day old by today's standards, with a no holds barred roughness that could peel the remaining paint of a scrap field of rusting motorcades. The lyrics are actually quite good for the majority of the album, more insightful than nearly any other band out there of this type (at least for its day). Even the cover image and album title just bleed the voracious qualities that this album enjoys. In my opinion, the only other 1987 German thrash effort surpassing this was Kreator's Terrible Certainty, and that only narrowly skates by on the strength of its manifold, multiplex riffing schemes. Finished With the Dogs certainly sounds better and has better vocals. Sadly, despite the album's relative obscurity, Holy Moses set themselves up so high here that every future album could only disappoint. But let's be real, even having one of these in your career is a feat worthy of the most inflated envy.
Yes, after the somewhat dull but decent speed metal debut Queen of Siam, Holy Moses return with a furious thrash monster. Finished With the Dogs has it all! Well, no high pitched screams obviously, but a relentless thrash assault nonetheless. And there's much more to enjoy here than just their classic song 'Current of Death'.
'Current of Death' is pretty much the only song on which it seems Sabina Classen actually sings from time to time. But it doesn't go much further than the melodic 'ohohohoho' section on the chorus. The rest of the album: the rawest female thrash vocals possible. One step further and it'd be death metal.
The average pace of the album is high. The polka is all over but there are plenty of breaks to keep things interesting. And Kusch'performance on double bass is outstanding. Yes, Uli Kusch. The guy from Masterplan Helloween, Gamma Ray, Mekong Delta and many more. More than just an able musician you'd agree.
It's not until the fifth song 'Fortress of Desperation' that the band slow down a bit. The song is an omen of what would happen on their next Liechtenstein album. Slow and midpaced technothrash with an eerie atmosphere. After that we have the half slow/half fast 'Six Fat Women' which has a lot of S.O.D.-ish riffs and touches on the crossover side of Tankard even but effectively sung into a Holy Moses song by Sabrina.
On 'Corroded Dreams' the band really start to pick up pace again and effectively thrashes on. The catchy sing-a-long chorus 'Life's Destroyer' is yet another memorable part of the album. But then if you think the album will now stay 'just' great towards the end, we're confronted with another absolute highlight. 'Rest in Pain' combines the aggression and speed of the first half of the album with the diverse technotrash on 'Fortress of Desperation', resulting in a wonderful blend no thrasher should live without! And if people thought some riffs are interchangeable, think again. The riffing is the centre point and highlight of 'Military Service'. Andy Classen didn't become a household name for nothing!
There's so much happening on 'Finished With the Dogs', it's still fun to listen to after all these years and still sounds relevant, energetic, dynamic and diverse without losing any aggression. A marvellous album!
When Holy Moses debuted with 'Queen Of Siam' in 1986, they were a Thrash-ish band, slightly remniscent of Venom's sloppy kind of upgraded NWOBM. With a female singer who did grunt-like vocals. 'Queen Of Siam' was an okay album, but nothing really special. Nobody would probably have suspected that a year later, they would release an absolute killer album.
'Finished With The Dogs' forgives them for every mistake made on the debut. What Holy Moses does here is bordering on the incredible. From beginning to end, the album is a vicious Thrash fest executed with precision, energy and a shitload of aggression. Sabina Classen's vocals have gained aggression and sincerity, Andy Classen has turned into the absolute top of European rhythm guitar, only equaled by Kreator's Mille Petrozza, and forms a great team with the drumming of Uli Kusch. To say the least, 'Finished With The Dogs' is an enormous step in the right direction.
The opening title track is a powerful punch in the face right away, the mayhem doesn't need any time to build up in little pretty intros and such, it just starts at the same time the track starts. The song is a killer Thrasher with a raw, punky attitude and it's hard to sit still to. Apart from Sabina's kick ass screaming, Andy also does a great job on the vocals in the chorus. I have a hard time keeping up with the words in the chorus, but he does it very, very well.
When that song is over after less than two and a half minutes, there's not much time to breathe, because that's when 'Current Of Death' starts, one of Holy Moses' most popular songs. It's probably one of the few popular Thrash songs ever to come from Europe, but it's rightfully one of them. The tempos are high, almost bordering on insanity, and so is the quality. The sing-along part of the chorus probably has its share in making it a popular one too. And even though Andy Classen mostly stands out as a rhythm guitarist on this album, his guitar solos on this track are absolutely great.
The rest of the album is killer too. A few tracks are a little less memorable than others, but that is nothing else than normal on an album. Standout tracks to me are the two I have mentioned before, the bang-your-head-or-die riff fest 'In The Slaughterhouse', the crazy 'Six Fat Women', the video hit 'Life's Destroyer' and the closing re-recording of 'Roadcrew' from the debut album, which is vastly superior to the original version in terms of precision, production and instrumentation.
Most of the album goes by at high tempos, but the slower songs, such as 'Fortress Of Desperation' and the intro 'Corroded Dreams', add a diversity to the album which it screams for. I doubt if the album was as interesting without those parts.
So here's what you get: high quality European Thrash Metal at sometimes insane tempos. If that is something of your liking, I see absolutely no reason for you to not buy 'Finished With The Dogs'.
In the 80's there was a few prolific metal bands fronted by women; Warlock, Lita Ford, Heart and then there was Holy Moses. Finished with the Dogs was their follow up album to their 1986 debut Queen of Siam once again on Aarrgh records and more recently re-released (in August 2005 with touched up art, added liner notes etc on Armageddon with 4 bonus live trax from FWTD recorded earlier this year). Holy Moses were signed to Warners shortly after this release but that was an ill fated union possibly based more on the fact Sabina hosted the popular "Mosh" video show than on the merit of the band. Whatever the motivating reasons of executives, what we have here and now, is salivating German thrash metal with strong punk undertones as was common at this time - raw, brutal, neck breaking metal.
Unfortunately the name Holy Moses faded in time as their success waned, this album proved to be their strongest and one of those highly influential thrash opuses that is oft overlooked. At the time of release it was a revered onslaught that challenged the now "celebrated" German thrash stars. Like all thrash, it was never their intention to deliver
anything other than just that, some thrashing tunes. However, they did offer something totally unusual and unheard of at that time – Sabina Classen.
As I mentioned earlier, women fronting metal acts was not uncommon but with a woman delivering bloody hoarse death metal poison plus throw in some insane screaming and wailing to boot, you've got originality in 1987. Simply put this record owned back in its day; of course in 2005 this style is a little dated (note: I am reviewing the original release
NOT the re-release which apparently received a good work over in Castle Studios). Let alone the fact that this band was almost forgotten in the ceaseless barrage of entries of new bands all playing faster and tighter than ever before.
Remarkably, you will discover after all these years that Holy Moses still sound every bit as rabid and relevant as before, the thrash faithful should rightfully eat this up. Sabina's metal comrades efforts are every bit as crucial as her own with Uli Kusch (who would one day join Gamma Ray) on drums battering his kit intently between Andy Classen (Sabina's hubby, not her brother as many originally thought) destruction of the fretboard, while Andre Chapelier (who only appeared on this album) inserted the spine of Moses with his bass work with many stand out moments.
Highlights are:
Finished with the Dogs: no fucking gay intros just straight into the thrash, with a million words a second punk chorus, Sabina sounds totally sick, innards getting split and playing off the male group shouts of "dogs", "fear" etc.
Current of Death - very somewhat technical death thrashing piece that also screams punk, the violent melody sticks in your head along with the chorus - Current of Death!
Fortress of Desperation - sporting an extraordinarily doom laden riff (think Sodoms darkest moments) chugging and chipping away at the depths of your spirit, backed with brooding bass guitar accentuated by some clean snare hits that slowly squeeze the life out of you – the title speaks a thousand words. Fortress starts with some spoken word and evil laughing before Sabina kicks in with the main verses.
Six Fat Women - incites a moshing response with the guitars grooving away before the double bass lunges forward pushing us headlong into crazyland and people start jumping off the stage! SFW has a wailing guitar solo and is studded with a catchy chorus that will stick in your head like a piece of shrapnel, sharp, bloody and excruciatingly painful.
Rest in Pain – a seriously bluesy riff in here dripping with Classen cool and whispered vocals until the speed metal chorus kicks in, RiP proceeds to get even more thrashier.
Corroded Dreams – awesome string off thrash riffs that build and break into the one that makes you run to the front of the stage, bang your head and/or fist (you know the one that after a few bars the ride cymbal starts ringing away guaranteed to induce moshing mania).
Military Service - fairly brisk piece song (not as short as Current of Deaths lean 2.32min) and opening with riff capable of making even Destruction green, its used to great effect a number of times throughout the song and a dive bombed guitar solo that's more about making you smile than being a show pony (Andy was later to be highly sought after producer).
So there you have it, Holy Moses; another German outfit in a roller coaster of excitement that exponentially holds some killer cuts for those who're interested delving a little deeper into the archive of thrash metals heyday, beyond the familiar classics. Fans of Arch Enemy or Opera IX (1992-2001 era with Cadaveria at the helm) might be interested in checking out this pioneering female death act although Holy Moses would share more common ground with the rawness of Opera IX than the polished sound of AE but don't expect much more similarities between them.
That said Finished with the Dogs is Holy Moses crowning moment if you only hear one Holy Moses record make sure it's this one. FWTD is up with Kreator's "Pleasure to Kill" or Sodom's "Persecution Mania" rest in pain!


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Arrange sweet potatoes, pineapple chunks, ham slices, and orange slices on rack.
Cover tightly with lid or foil.
Bring to boil; reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes or till heated through.
Add thawed pea pods.
Replace cover and steam for 2 to 3 minutes longer.
In saucepan combine pineapple preserves and butter or margarine.
Cook and stir till heated through.
Drizzle over ham mixture.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1739 Calories from Fat 373
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 42 g64.7%
Saturated Fat 23.7 g118.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 265.6 mg88.5%
Sodium 6312.7 mg263%
Total Carbohydrates 274 g91.4%
Dietary Fiber 27 g108.2%
Sugars 164.6 g
Protein 71 g141.8%
Vitamin A 918.4% Vitamin C 859%
Calcium 33% Iron 41.9%
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It's been just over 3 weeks I have had this problem, and I went to my OBGYN last week. Of course it was not as bad looking or feeling during the visit so I am not sure she saw it at its worst but she said it was not mastitis, she did unclog the nipple with a needle (white dot was there). I have massaged, showered, nursed like crazy, used a heating pad, attempted different positions of nursing and just now I tried cold instead of heat for the first time since my doctor suggested that. Oh, and I bought lecithen and have been stirring it into orange juice but not every single day. What else is there? I thought of buying some bromelain today. And I think I just found info saying omega 3 might help so I can buy some krill oil or something. Any ideas? It really hurts right now.And my first 11 months of nursing were trouble free, I just want to get back to normal!
natural remedy for clogged milk duct?
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Suprise #1 due Sept 29, 2009!
it's a girl born Oct 6!
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the one thing that cures me is to hang the breast into LOs mouth
I would up the lecithin to the max amount per day. That has worked great for me twice this year. Once I was actually erally coming down with mastitis (getting a fever and chills) and doing the lecithin plus heat, and massage, and swallowing garlic cloves and praying staved it off
Sarah Faith
DS1 June 2007 DS2 September 2009
They only sell that loose powder lecithen here, so how many tablespoons do you think I should be consuming? I have tried the dangling the breast btw, so far it hasn't done the trick.
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Nothing else?
Married Sept 13, 2008
Suprise #1 due Sept 29, 2009!
it's a girl born Oct 6!
Scroll to the bottom-and I put down everything I did.
My SIL had a bad one while we weer on vacation. She went in the jacuzzi and in a day it was better. She also drank beer and pumped (and dumped) a lot because she read expressing the milk helps unclog the duct. In a day or so it cleared up and she felt better. Drinking beer is supposed to increase the milk production because of the yeast, so I assume anythign with lots of yeast would help.
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Nursing on my knees helped some!! Also not sure if this matters but I nursed for 2 years with no problems then I finally started having a little wine once in awhile at night with my hubby knowing she would sleep through the night i started having problems with ducts. Anyway I read that having wine can increase the chance of plugged milk ducts! I quit having a glass at all and was fine after.
That sounded bad but I hardly ever drank!!
Nicole :) Proud wife to Matt and proud mommy of 3 beautiful kiddos :-)
Castor oil compress. Recommended to me by a LLL leader. I had huge results after just 1 treatment.
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When I had a clogged duct I got in a really hot shower s hot as I could stand it. I massaged an oil blend into the lump. I wish I could remember what essential oils I used.
Also, switch your nursing position so that the baby's chin is pointing towards the clog. For example if you were using a cradle hold, switch to football hold.
Madeleine you sound a lot like me trying everything but the kitchen sink in one big combo. I have NOT tried cabbage leaves. I heard it could dry you up altogether but my baby nurses so much I doubt that will happen. I think it was a bad combo of using arm weights to the point of exhaustion at an exercise class and having a night where the baby slept soundly after 2 in a row where she nursed all night. I will never take problem free nursing for granted again once I kick this.
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Kate Moss in Mango Distressed Slim Jeans
Kate Moss was spotted out and about in London walking her dog with husband Jamie Hince. The supermodel wore a pair of distressed Mango Slim Jeans with a Fendi fur jacket from the Cruise 2013 collection and Marant boots.
It looks like Kate got these in two different sizes. The last time we saw her wear them, they were more on the slim boyfriend side. As you can see here they look a lot more fitted. I think they look great both ways. Click here to purchase these from Mango for $59.99.
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Favorite Celeb Outfit: Kate Moss
This was the year when Kate Moss broadened her denim horizon just a tad. She was spotted in prints (no pun intended) and boyfriend jeans. Although she's opening up, one brand that Kate will never neglect is her Siwys. She has been caught countless times in her favorite fit, the Hannah, everywhere from events to out on the streets.
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Kate Moss in Current/Elliott The Stiletto Skinny in Grey Leopard
Kate Moss and her daughter were seen leaving a Christmas Light Ceremony in London. Kate wore her Current/Elliott Skinny jeans in Gray Leopard with black boots and a black leather jacket.
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England's legislation on smoking in indoor public places and work-places: impact on the most exposed children
Version of Record online: 15 JUN 2012
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Sims, M., Bauld, L. and Gilmore, A. (2012), England's legislation on smoking in indoor public places and work-places: impact on the most exposed children. Addiction, 107: 2009–2016. doi: 10.1111/j.1360-0443.2012.03924.x
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To examine whether English legislation to make virtually all indoor public places and work-places smoke-free on 1 July 2007 displaced smoking into the home and hence increased the proportion of children exposed to levels of second-hand smoke known to be detrimental to health.
Repeated cross-sectional study with data from 10 annual surveys undertaken from 1996 to 2008.
Nationally representative samples of non-smoking children aged 4–15 years old living in private households.
Salivary cotinine, parental smoking status, whether smoking is allowed within the house, socio-demographic variables.
The proportion of children exposed to damaging levels of second-hand smoke (defined as those with cotinine levels >1.7 ng/ml) has fallen over time, from 23.5% in 1996 to 12.6% in 2008. The legislation was not associated with further changes in the proportion of children above this threshold—the odds of having cotinine >1.7 ng/ml did not change after adjustment for the pre-legislative trend and confounders (odds ratio: 1.0, 95% confidence interval: 0.78, 1.4). Non-significant associations were also found when examining children by parental or household smoking status.
Legislation to prohibit smoking in indoor public places and work-places does not increase the proportion of children exposed to damaging levels of second-hand smoke. Even in a country with a strong tobacco control climate, a significant proportion of children remain highly exposed to second-hand smoke and future policies need to include interventions to reduce exposure among these children.


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Genes 2013, 4(3), 388-434; doi:10.3390/genes4030388
Replication Checkpoint: Tuning and Coordination of Replication Forks in S Phase
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AbstractCheckpoints monitor critical cell cycle events such as chromosome duplication and segregation. They are highly conserved mechanisms that prevent progression into the next phase of the cell cycle when cells are unable to accomplish the previous event properly. During S phase, cells also provide a surveillance mechanism called the DNA replication checkpoint, which consists of a conserved kinase cascade that is provoked by insults that block or slow down replication forks. The DNA replication checkpoint is crucial for maintaining genome stability, because replication forks become vulnerable to collapse when they encounter obstacles such as nucleotide adducts, nicks, RNA-DNA hybrids, or stable protein-DNA complexes. These can be exogenously induced or can arise from endogenous cellular activity. Here, we summarize the initiation and transduction of the replication checkpoint as well as its targets, which coordinate cell cycle events and DNA replication fork stability.
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Good episode! I don't have a ton to say, but I wanted to let you know I listened!!! My favorite part was Kelly's story about playing war with the X-Men trading cards. Such a cool idea!!!!!
Kelly, which trading card series are you referring to? The Jim Lee-only set from 1991 or X-Men Series I from 1992?
@Nick: Thanks as always for listening!
The card set was indeed the Jim Lee only set from 1991.
I still have them…I think, I haven't been able to find them for a while…but they're here somewhere, I'm sure of it. Of course, they look relatively battered, which is what happens when you decide to play war with them rather than keep them all pretty in sleeves or something. But I obviously wouldn't trade all those times playing for a perfectly preserved, but unloved set.
You have passed Jeff Lester and Graehm McMillan's WAIT, WHAT? to become the finest comicbook program.
Waitaminute… now I'm even more confused… cause that Psylocke card on your blog looks like to me like X-Men Series 1. It's got the 1992 copyright and everything!
The Jim Lee series I'm thinking of was about a year earlier, and it didn't have any borders or text on the front — just art from the comics themselves. The reason why I care so much is because I've never met anyone else that has any of the Jim Lee set!!!!
I'l take pics and blog them and link it here.
@Nick: I have no idea on years…but it's the set I linked to – all Jim Lee art…
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Okay, so right above my comment here is a trackback to the blogpost I just posted about the trading cards. You can see pics of the weird series I was talking about. It's just art from Lee's Uncanny run, cropped to trading card size and recolored.
Anyway, I finally figured everything out — I was confused because I never knew that X-Men Series 1 is Jim Lee-only!!! That's awesome. I wish I'd known that at the time! I woulda tried to get them all.
I believe that Xmen card series 1 is the blue border one, and the art from those cards was printed in a 3 issue comic size collection, so if you just want the art, you might be able to find those. Can't remember exactly what it's called — Marvel Masterpieces, or something with Marvel in the title first.
i enjoyed Corrina's presence in this episode, she's great. i really liked hearing her thoughts on what grabs her in comics and what doesn't.
i should really check out Rachel Rising, it sounds pretty sweet other than all the ladies looking the same. it seems odd you can't tell if one character looking the same as the main character is a plot point or a stylistic thing, that seems like kind of a big thing. Rachel Rising also seems to have possibly the worst title logo in comics at the moment…
@Travis: I know exactly what you're talking about! I didn't realize those were reprints of the art from the Series 1 cards. I might even have them sitting right next to me…
Going over to my longbox…
YES, I DO HAVE THEM! Holding them in my lap as I type…
Just flipped thru them and you're totally right. It's funny — I picked these up as a kid, and I just looked at the pictures. I never read the afterwards in the back of the issues. If I had, I'd have known that they were from Series 1!
I got rid of most of my comics a few years ago and only kept one longbox of stuff. These three issues made the cut because I always loved the art. I'm glad I kept them!!!
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I think Rachel Rising is a great read and I am glad it is getting some attention.
@Nick: Glad to help jog the memory!
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@Travis: Indeed that card series was collected in a "pin-up" type book – 3 issues. But with that you don't get the stats! Also? Harder to play war with.
@ross: It's really only the two blondes who look the same (and look the same as Katchoo from SiP) in RR…but it's distracting. And because of the plot it's unclear so far whether it is deliberate or not, or just the way Moore draws blondes. Jet in this book has an adorable design I think, which I had meant to mention. RR DOES have the worst logo EVER. I agree.
@Nick: Glad you were able to check out the art in those books…but still…NO STATS! Or "X-tra Facts"!
@David: I suppose Blue Beetle COULD be DC's answer to Ultimate Spider-Man, but I'll be honest, it's not a tenth as good of a book. I really like Jaime Reyes and so I'm reading Blue Beetle, but only out of devotion to the character, the book is just not that great, whereas USM is one of the best books I'm reading right now, easily.
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