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The Norwegian Royal Palace reportedly has dropped controversial plans to present a prestigious award to a converted Muslim who is accused of anti-Semitism. The decision to withdraw the honor for Trond Ali Linstad was announced Tuesday after Oslo Mayor Fabian Stang canceled his participation in the award ceremony. Linstad, 69, ...


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If you check the breeder classifieds on the AKC site you will find several litters within 100 miles of you.
If you check the breeder classifieds on the AKC site you will find several litters within 100 miles of you.
Right now a good quality yorkie would sell wholesale at the bottom end of your quoted figures. An "ugly", coat/ears/nose, but otherwise healthy yorkie will struggle to sell for much less than that right now. A good east coast pet store is getting the higher end of your figures so the prices are really not too far off for a good puppy. Just make sure you know what you're looking for before you fall for the sales pitch and cute little face.
While I don't know how common ConKC is in your area and actually know very little about it's requirements, there is another registry that is very common and respected among breeders. Many, more and more every year, breeders have been driven off by AKC's politics, costs, or lack of quick and good customer service. If the breeder is USDA I'd bet they left for one of the above reason as AKC's policies on id/records/inspections should not be any more strict than their current USDA regulations.
My sister has a Yorkie and it scares the sh- t out of my chessies. To get away from him they actually jump up on the furniture. My young chessie tries to stand his ground only to get bit on the nose. That little yorkie thinks he is 100lb Rotti .
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Ol GT started in about getting a small house dog a year or so ago. She was looking at all these fancy looking exotic breeds and I kept asking why not just find "a dog." Darn thing won't know its not purebred and as long as it a good dog who cares. Short story, the lady who runs the local pit bull rescue called and had taken in a couple of small dogs from a kill shelter hooked us up with "Ice Chip" call name "Chipper".
Her and Scoop have become great friends, she sits on the pull down section of my F350 when I drive and gets along great with the kennel dogs. Awesome in the house. And we know that we brought her out of a horrible living condition and saved her from certain death.
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"Helping Hunters Train Their Dogs"
I have know three ShitZu's & one Lasa Apso. Not big on them. However, these were examples of untrained dogs that got to do whatever they want. My grandparents could hardly touch their dog and he thought he was the boss - probably was.
My sister has a ShitZu that bites all the time. She gets jealous and bites while playing or when she's too excited. I watched this dog for a week and had none of these problems! It all about training once you get the pup.
Good luck finding a Yorkie!
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My mom has had 2 Shitzu's and one Lhasa Apsa. The Lhasa was one of the smartest dogs I have been around. He was my first dog. I taugh him more tricks than you can imagine and I was only about 7 years old. He was great with kids,adults, other dogs, as long as he was not cornered. He also hated being kenneled. I think he had small dog syndrome! He died young (7-8) from multiple organ failure due to a vet prescribing cortozone shots for allergies. He was ok at house breaking but would find his way down stairs and poop if he had a chance. He also love Lasagna, managed to get on the table once and ate almost a whole pan of it!
The Shitzu's that mom has had have been much healthier but not as smart. No allergies, better with kids. But neither of them ever liked being kenneled either. They both also would find their way to the basement to go potty once in a while but only if they were left alone too long. Both breeds would be OK choices but check into the health stuff.
Mike Peters
Hey Jay. I got my wife Crystal a toy yorkie for her birthday this year. Although she can't run a blind or do a 400 yard retired gun, she's a really cool little dog. She is full grown and is about 3.4 pounds. She has never tried to bite anyone and is not the little ankle biter that you normally associate with little dogs. She has a really sweet personality and has never met a stranger. One good thing is that she never sheds. But, Crystal has to keep her hair cut about every three or four months. Mya is registered with the AKC. You can definitely find one that has AKC papers. She is hell on wheels. Not quite the energy of a Jack Russell but not far behind. Good luck.
Also, her and Stormy (my blf) get along great. Mya tries playing with her. No biting or anything, Mya just takes off running and tries to get Stormy to chase her. It's pretty hilarious to watch.
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Experiment with eating the Mediterranean way with these recipes.
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The Mediterranean diet emphasizes plant-based foods, such as fruits and vegetables, whole grains, legumes and nuts. It replaces butter with healthy fats, such as olive oil and canola oil, and uses herbs and spices instead of salt to flavor foods. Red meat is limited to no more than a few times a month, while fish should be on the menu twice a week.
The Mediterranean diet is also about enjoying delicious foods — as you'll discover when you try these recipes.
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Cheating and the Honor Code
Friday, April 20th
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Beating the Cheating isn't just about clamping down at test time. It starts the moment a student walks on campus. What are the five steps to build an ethical school culture?
- Incorporate the honor code
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We discussed the issues and shared new technologies (Turnitin, ExamSoft, Respondus, lockdown Browser, ProctorU) to help reinforce academic integrity in test and assignments.
Download the powerpoints here:
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Test the soil in your lawn. The results will help you prepare for your fall fertilization as well as let you know if you need to add lime. A soil test can be handled by some garden centers, private labs or through your local Virginia Cooperative Extension office.
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The New Melle Lions Club hosted its annual Kow Pasture Klassic Golf Tournament Fund Raiser on Saturday, Oct. 9, 2012. Nine teams participated, and a great time was had by all. At the end of the day, only five points separated the first and last place teams.
The first place team was Lou's Crew, with a score of 26–Chris Kelley, Lou Koch, Rustin Colter and Don Meyer. (Picture on Home Page Carousel.)
Second place was won by Fireside "A" Team with a score of 27–Chad Eckelkamp, Terry Bruns, Rhonda DeGeal and Joe Nolkemper.
Two Teams tied for third with a score of 28, The Goat Herders and the T&D Traitors. The T&D Traitors won by a coin toss–Big Pappa Brian Howard, Traitor Rick Barnes, Brianna Dante, Stacy Apple and Kenny Braig.
The Jim Prinsen Award, which is presented to the person voted to have had "the most fun on the course" was won by Chad Eckelkamp (aka Carrie Bruns' husband.)
The names of other teams participating were Fireside #1 (score 29), the Kow Tippers (31), Poopers Scoopers (29), Pee Wee Drunks (30), Callisto (31), and the Ram Rods (29).
The New Melle Lions Club thanks all who played and supported the event in any way.
Hole sponsors were Peoples Savings Bank, Joerling Bros. Trucking, Inc., Dan's Country Meats-Bavarian Smoke Haus, Cappeln Small Engine, Blondin Group Realtors, Tammy's Flower Garden, Seven Stones Wine Garden, Centerfield's Convenience Store, VFW Post 5651 Mens and Womens Auxiliaries, Baue Funeral Homes, Cemetery and Crematory, Femme Osage Apiary, and Kathy Sargent-Coldwell, Banker-Gundaker Realtor.
Other Contributors and supporters included the New Melle Chamber of Commerce, St. John's United Church of Christ, Kathy Sargent-Coldwell Banker Gundaker Realtor, Cheryl and Joe Burns, KoKo Koppman, Russell Howell and Mark Williams.
Proceeds from the event are used by the Lions Club to help area families in need and the Missouri State School for the Blind at Christmas time.
REMINDER - HOLIDAY AUCTION: The annual Lions Club Holiday Auction will be Wednesday, Nov. 21 at T&D Tavern. Donations of auction items can be dropped off the week of the event. Proceeds for that event also go to area families and the School for the Blind. Please plan to come and spend a fun evening.


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freshwater shrimp flies for trout
I was wondering how you would go about fishing a freshwater shrimp pattern to catch rainbow/cutthroat trout. Can you use floating line?
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In the freshwater ponds and brackish estuaries of this region there are large populations of shrimp that the trout go bonkers over. They are different than the scuds more frequently seen out west. They look in fact just like little shrimp from the seafood store - but straighter. They propel the majority of the time using their swimmer fins under the tail and only do the herky jerky cupped tail thing when in being pursued. They are somewhat transparent yet have a distinct profile and it's obvious that fish love them. When you mention cutthroat, I presume you are from the west? Can you talk a little about the conditions and species you fish? |
Shivs Freshwater shrimp are normally fished close to the bottom, along drop offs or some form of cover. Floating line can be used with weighted fly and long leader. a hand twist of the Line is a good reterive , one twist then pause .
Sink tip lines or full sinking lines are the norm. we are talking of the PNW. area. Good Luck saltRon |
Fish them just like a nymph. They are great. I will usally use one of them in combo with a nymph on a weighted rig.
I am from Vancouver BC, (southwest BC). I am really new to fly fishing, in fact I bought a very cheap $45 rod from wallmart, 8' #5 line and I am trying to make do. I went fishing a little while back in a small lake, its very public which causes a problem. I don't have a boat or a float tube so I was fishing off the beach, I tried using dry flies because the fish were feeding pretty activley on the surface(jumping etc.) but I didn't get a bite. Then I tried an olive colored nymph pattern and didn't get any bites using the hand twist method but I did get one when I retrieved it quite fast.
Shivs -----reply to me in the PRIVATE MESSAGE section at the bottom of the index listings. I am from North Vancouver and I will try to get you started along with your fishing adventures to what ever level you would like to achieve. If youn wish give me a phone # and we can talk without all the hunting and pecking This is a great Board and you can learn volumes about all aspects of fly fishing both salt and fresh
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A liberal manifesto Ian Ayres
Bruce Ackerman and Todd Gitlin have written a manifesto for liberals that has just been published in The American Prospect.
I cannot sign. As much as I would like to be included, I believe the assault on Afghanistan was ill-fated and misguided. However necessary it may have been politically for representatives who owe their jobs to the vote of the semi-literate TV audience, the attacks on Afghanistan have done nothing to further our cause, but instead have only added fuel to the fires of hatred. Perhaps the insistence on honesty which requires me to disagree is our greatest weakness; I prefer to think it is our strength, which will serve to guide and unite us long after these evil times have passed.
In service of peace and justice, Rev. Robert Thomas "beau" Hayes Link
Actually, having expressed my disagreement on a specific matter, I have since sent in my email of support of the cause in general, and encourage all who are similarly aligned to do the same. It is time to subordinate our differences to the cause of our commonalities. Liberal or progressive, no matter; take this moment to stand for what is right, against the so-called "right" that has lead our nation into such wrong.
the note from "the dog" shows that he clearly is not a serious person with serious views on this issue. unless there is some legitimate statement from him explaining this nonsense, i do not believe we should take further posts from him seriously at all.
below is the brief note i sent in, proudly adding my name to the cause. "i am proud to add my name to this cause, although i do so not as a liberal (which i do consider myself), but as an american, which is more important. the systematic stifling of dissent by this administration and its congressional lackeys is among the worst affronts to the founding fathers' legacy in the history of this country, which was founded upon civil dissent and public discourse in the first place. it is my fervent hope to see the names of conservative minded people on this list who realize the direction the administration has taken us. peter h. graber"
I appreciate the comments by RL and velid, especially because the link provided sent me to a very good "liberal top 10" by Geoffrey R. Stone, especially useful since it is phrased in a positive way as a list of principles, not particularly an indictment against the Bush Administration.
RL's suggestion is a sound one, and the one I eventually took.
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One of the best ways we are making our money go farther is by taking advantage of the Kids Exchange Consignment Sale.
This mega-sale occurs once in the summer and once in the winter and is where we get the majority of Ella and Ezra's clothes. I pay on average $2-$3 per item...including shirts, pants, dresses, bathing suits, etc. I am always able to find "like-new" brand name items from the Gap, Carters, Old Navy, Janie and Jack, and The Children's Place.
They also have just about every other baby and child accessory/need/equipment that is out there...highchairs, pac-n-plays, strollers, cribs, toys, nursing pillows, blankets, shoes, dressers, car seats, toys, toys, and more toys.
Did I mention the toys =)
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The favorites include a pair of Barbie roller-skates for $2...
and Ezra is loving his new garage ($5) for all his cars...
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I missed not going this time with you. Next summer I am coming with our trailer for bikes... It is a great sale.. Honestly if I was having a baby now I would not buy one thing new I would get it all here...Jenn your right... great savings.
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Twilight: Director's Notebook | |
Author | Catherine Hardwicke |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Series | Twilight |
Genre(s) | Young adult, Fantasy, Romance |
Publisher | Little, Brown and Company |
Publication date | March 17, 2009 |
Pages | 176 |
Twilight: Director's Notebook is a book by director Catherine Hardwicke, which was released March 17, 2009 from Little, Brown and Company. This book is a behind-the-scenes peek at the making of Twilight, and includes images and notes from Hardwicke herself.[1]
Based around the making of the first film, the book gives a tour of the work that went into the first film, Twilight, based on the book by Stephenie Meyer. The Director's Notebook, handwritten by Catherine Hardwicke (director of Twilight), is full of photos, sketches and sayings. It has ideas and thoughts some of which are in the film some of them not. It show some of the more difficult scenes to make and what had to be changed.
The book's sections are as follows:
1. Introduction
2. Inspiration
3. Character Development
4. Planning the Scene
5. The Van Crash
6. The Meadow
7. The Treetops
8. The Baseball Game
9. The Ballet Studio
10. Music
11. Visual Effects
12. Misery
13. Twilight Mania
14. Credits
On the first page of the book, Hardwicke, says "In January of 2007, I bought a copy of Twilight - and devoured it. This is a photo of how my book looks now: dozens of post-its, underlined passages, hundreds of highlighted favorite lines with notes like "this has to be in the movie!" My challenge was to translate this to film. How to take Stephenie's powerful emotions - delirious, obsessive, hypnotic, profound love and put that on screen. Make you feel what she makes you feel when you read her novels - when you let yourself get swept away with Bella and Edward ... when you imagine the Cullens - a vegetarian vampire clan living secretly in the Pacific rain forest ... full of ancient tree trunks covered in moss and ground covered in ferns. And fog - always deep, thick mysterious fog. In this book, I try to show fans and aspiring film-makers the process that my crew and I went through while making Twilight. Catherine."
In every page there are color photos with annotations.
- Hardwicke, Catherine. Twilight: Directors Notebook. Little Brown Book Group, 2009.
Books | |
Published novels | Twilight • New Moon • Eclipse • Breaking Dawn |
Companion novels | The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner • Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined |
Unpublished items | Midnight Sun • Forever Dawn |
Graphic novels | Twilight: The Graphic Novel • New Moon: The Graphic Novel |
Illustrated guides | The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide |
Movie companions | Twilight: Director's Notebook • Twilight: The Complete Illustrated Movie Companion • New Moon: The Official Illustrated Movie Companion • The Twilight Saga: Eclipse: The Official Illustrated Movie Companion • The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1: The Official Illustrated Movie Companion |


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Consultants justify big housing fee increases
Original post made on Nov 16, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, November 16, 2012, 12:00 AM
a resident of Shoreline West
on Nov 16, 2012 at 2:10 am
single family homes with increased use of in-law units would help. but parking standards that limit street parking and arbitrary square foot minimums don't allow many to take this step. Slow growth needs an alternative to full scale development. increased density should not just be taken up solely by developers and their town homes while a old suburban status quo protects a static single family home process. there is a provision for boarding houses but no specifics. we need to retrofit our suburbs. we need grass roots solutions that changes single family homes into a more flexible arrangements that allow a larger family or group of tenants to live with a couple or a person living in a cottage. that small income can tip the balance on a long term mortgage to do all sorts of interesting changes on a case by case basis by homeowners, and not sell out the problem to developers. At the same time, not just put our heada in the sand as values dictate an unsustainable march to mcmansions. in mountain view there is a long history of this pragmatic rental market. it needs to be protected and harnessed. not legislated into a black market position.
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Wait does the board know about the ave workers who earn a good salary but need to share housing with roommates because the housing is too expensive?


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Way back before the 2008 presidential election where it was senator John McCain against senator Barak O'Bama (O'bama wins....twice now...African-American in office), the nominees for vice-president was also historical as well: Hilary Clinton for the Democrat Party and Sarah Palin for the Republican Party. I have nothing against a woman in office, but I have always wonder what it be like for a woman to be the the president of the United States. I also how cool it would be if a superhero could run for office as well (like how Captain America came close... TWICE: mainstream back in the 1980's and Ultimate comics)
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View from the Summit Trailer (2002)
01 January 2002 Factual 75 mins
This feature documentary takes us back to April 20, 2001, as Quebec City prepares to host the 3-day Summit of the Americas. A 4-kilometre fence has been erected, cutting off the Upper Town from the rest of the city. Thirty-four heads of state from the Americas will meet behind closed doors to discuss agreements for a Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA). Those opposed to the FTAA are mobilizing and gathering in Quebec City, too. Several thousand delegates have come to participate in the People's Summit, and tens of thousands will march in protest. Six thousand police officers fill the streets and it looks as if the historic Quebec capital is under siege. The local population fears the worst. Will the Quebec capital become a battleground? Shot in cinéma vérité style by 7 of Quebec's best documentary filmmakers, View from the Summit vividly portrays what happens when passionate and creative protesters clash with the ideologies of those in power.
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The poorest part of Milton MA, stretching from Mattapan to the West Side Tedeschi's, to Hudson Street, to the Neponset River. Althought it is not as celebrated as much as the East Side of Milton, West Milton is clearly the superior part of Milton. It is both feared and respected by the rest of Milton, as shown from the Facebook group "Milton, MA." "Whenever you drive down Blue Hills Parkway, your mother makes you lock your door and roll up your window once you enter the city. " West Milton plays home to a very diverse mix of people unlike the E which only has white-Irish-Catholics. A true West Milton-er recognizes it's dominance over the East Side, but remains modest and does not become obnoxious. He also knows the "East-Side Gangsters" are privledged pricks who are wannabe ghetto. From the traffic signs turned upside down, to the graffiti and trash in the temple parking lot, West Milton is the proud home of many, including Mugabe. West Milton is also known for it's epic pick-up games of various sports including football, wiffleball, and hockey. West Milton is a quiet, yet proud brotherhood which has, and will remian tough and danerous.
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A drunken man attacked deputies, biting one, in the street as they arrested him Monday morning, the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office says.
Paul Eggers Greene, 18, of Rotonda West, is being charged with battery and assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence and disorderly intoxication.
About 4:30 a.m. deputies responded to reports of a man in the area of Caddy and Oakland Hills roads wearing only shorts and socks jumping, screaming, yelling and waving his arms. Deputies said when they arrived Greene was yelling he was Jesus and that "everyone was coming to get him." Deputies suspected he was under the influence of drugs.
Flailing his arms, Greene ran into and attacked an approaching deputy, biting the deputy's leg and refusing to let go.
He was shocked three times with a Taser stun gun before he was subdued.
Greene was transported to Peace River Regional Medical Center and kept overnight, where the violent outbursts continued, according to a sheriff's report.
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New York Knick Fan Offers Parody Of 'Jeremy Lin That I Used To Know' [VIDEO]
Some New York Knick fans are mourning the loss of fan favorite Jermey Lin. Lin has signed a new contract with the Houston Rockets, and will not be returning the "Big Apple" next year.The New York Knicks elected to not match the offer from Houston, a 3-year $25 Million contract, thus Lin is taking his talents down south. The former New York Knick emerged on the scene last year and was instrumental in several of the Knicks last minute/second game winning shots. Lin quickly became an icon in New York which explains why so many Knick fans are mourning their loss.
A fan known as NOC on YouTube has chosen to express his grief: through a parody of Gotye's hit "Somebody That I Used to Know." Yes, "Linsanity" still reigns strong in the hearts of some New York Knick fans!!!
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"The Inner Life of Quarks": Science's aim to look inside the smallest bits of matter.
"America's Science Problem": The United States complex relationship with science.
"Grow Your Own Eye": Biologists have taken a step closer to growing replacement organs outside the body.
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The American Film Institute selected the 10 films that "best advanced the art of the moving image; enhanced the rich cultural heritage of America's art form; inspired audiences and artists alike; and/or made a mark on American society in matter of style or substance." The AFI is a national arts organization that works to promote and preserve the art of the moving image.
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Notes/Description | For Americans, justice has always been a powerful and constant power. It makes up a third of our national government-- never to be the oppressed nor the oppressor. But, when justice crosses national borders, whose book of law are we following? In this hour of You Are Here you'll hear from four reporters discussing what global justice looks like, whether or not it is attainable, and where it's headed. We will examine the last ten years of the International Criminal Court, the seemingly unfair role the United States and the United Nations play when it comes to dubbing right from wrong, and war criminals evading justice by seeking asylum and impunity in allied countries. We explore justice within Mexico's drug wars amid corruption in the high powers and court system. |
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Rev. Moss gives some spiritual insight on how to deal with the current media scrutiny surrounding Obama and Rev. Wright
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Pastor Otis Moss III : Divine Love: You Don't Have to Choose
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I am so disgusted with the cannibalism of Big media. Though the spineless FCC calls these hucksters "bona fide newscasts," this is only because they have powerful lobbyist. We do nto have to be silent. We can fight back by attendign the National Conference for Media Reform in Minneapolis on June 5-7, 2008. Bill Moyers will be the keynote speaker. go to www.freepress.net. Otis Moss III you stay on the wall adn don't listen to these Sanballats.
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Legally speaking, it's time for TUCC to obtain a restraining order against Fox! Enough is enough!
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Following the panel presentation, the audience will be invited to participate in a Q&A session.
George Skinner, executive director of the Canadian Association of Mental Health, Newfoundland and Labrador, is concerned by the impact that misinformed or prejudiced reporting can have on the willingness of an individual with mental illness to seek help.
The fact is that stigma really impairs peoples ability to come forward for treatment. I work with people everyday who can disclose how they feel or what they think because of the societal stigma. To me, its a major barrier.
Its a fear that Dr. Golfman understands. While she doesnt believe that media stories are purposely crafted to hurt, she does agree that the media play a role in strengthening persistent negative myths about mental illness.
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A Quiet Continent by Damian Seagar (Australia)
FotoBook, FOTOFILMIC17Title: A QUIET CONTINENT
Photographer: Damian Seagar
Publisher: Self-Published
Date of publication: 2016
Pages: 76 pages + Cover
Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches
Edition:N/A, hand-signed by the artist
A collection of moody and quiet Australian Landscapes shot on 35mm film.
Damian has been proudly and exclusively shooting film for almost 20 years, often being calling a 'stubborn purist' as he has never
used a digital camera. He loves the slow, careful process and discipline of using film; taking only one photograph of something and learning from his mistakes, often not discovered 'til weeks later when the film is processed. He enjoys travelling on his own in no particular direction to see where the road and his eye takes him. These images are the product of many a road-trip and unplanned adventure.
Anchors by Claudia den Boer (Netherlands)
FotoBook, FOTOFILMIC17Title: ANCHORS
Photographer: Claudia den Boer
Publisher: The Eriskay Connection
Date of publication: 2016
Pages: 48 pages + Double Folding Cover
Dimensions: 300mm x 300mm
Edition: 350, hand-signed & dated by the artist
With Anchors Den Boer shows that silence is very different from emptiness. The calm places shown in the book are attractively inviting but frightening at the same time. The book contains 24 images made between 2012 and 2015 on Dutch Islands, in small Belgian and Southern France villages, the New Mexican desert USA, the Tibetan Highlands and the Moroccan Sahara desert.Swiss bound hardcover, design by Rob van Hoesel, lithography by Colour&Books (Sebastiaan Hanekroot), printed at Zalsman (Zwolle, NL), binding by Geertsen (Nijmegen, NL).
Get Some by Shawn Campbell (United States)
FotoBook, FOTOFILMIC17Title: GET SOME
Photographer: Shawn Campbell
Publisher: Self-Published
Date of publication: 2016
Pages: 95 pages + insert
Dimensions: 222 x 305 mm
Edition:50, hand-signed & numbered
One day I told myself that I needed to document our lives. There is something different about us. A simple 35mm point-and shoot camera with a built-in flash helped me document the critical moments that were occurring in and around my life. I just started shooting rolls and rolls of film. By capturing the habits, associations, indecencies, deviances, and freedoms we have experienced, I am able to record the moments that define us. The photographs are crude and raunchy but show a experience that can't be displayed in any other way.
Cascadia by Cody Cobb (United States)
FotoBookTitle: CASCADIA
Photographer: Cody Cobb
Publisher: Another Place Press
Date of publication: 2016
Pages: 36 + cover
Dimensions: 200 x 150 mm
The Cascadia region of North America is one of the most geologically active regions on Earth. These landscapes have been shaped through aeons of earthquakes, eruptions and floods. With these photographs, I'm attempting to capture a brief moment of stillness in the grand epochs of geological chaos.
Cody Cobb (b. 1984) is an American photographer based in Seattle, Washington. His photography attempts to capture portraits of the Earth's surface, devoid of human interaction and interference.
Nos Feux Nous Appartiennent by Marine Lanier (France)
FotoBookTitle: NOS FEUX NOUS APPARTIENNENT
Photographer: Marine Lanier
Publisher: Co-Publication between Poursuite Éditions (Paris/Arles) & Éditions JB (Genève) &
Date of publication: 2016
Pages: 80 pages, relié, offset quadri + cover
Dimensions: 210 x 280 mm
Nos feux nous appartiennent ("The Fires That Bind Us") gathers together different series that have been echoing each other. This collection explores the theme of the clan and by extension the concept of belonging, through the narratives that run through it and the remote imaginary places that family legends recount.
(…)I come from a family of gardeners, landscapers, plant breeders, horticulturists, and florists. For five generations the men of my clan have organized space, and sought to maintain and discipline it. They have pruned trees, carried off and burned plant waste; kept a watchful eye over fires; towed away roots; raked the leaves of yards littered with gravel; planted hedges; delivered flowers; adorned funerals, baptisms, birthdays and weddings; and participated in all the rituals that shape lives. The scent of orange blossoms has a transfixing effect on our family. Its perfume leaves us stunned and brings to mind withered flowers, green moss, sheared stems, and rising sap.
Fire is the crux of this structure. It is a highly symbolic catalyst that acts as a rallying force. The landscapes of Armenia are made up of great charred deserts, military viewpoints that are depopulated of bellicose events. They are places of gunshots and lookouts, spots from which shots are fired. We see my brother's soot-covered face (...)
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Horsehead Nebula by Matthieu Litt (Belgium)
FotoBookTitle: HORSEHEAD NEBULA
Photographer: Matthieu Litt
Publisher: Self-Published
Date of publication: 2016
Pages: 128 + cover
Dimensions: 160 x 195 mm
Horsehead Nebula:
Over there, there are so many horses
that they don't even bother to name them.
This area of the Faristan, wild, unknown and so fantasied about,
is a mix of beauty and harshness, landlocked between the trenches
of the mountains.
It's a quest for the sublime, for distance, but also for the imagery
and beliefs related to its pursuit.
It's like making a waking dream come true.
Like catching the feelings of this terrestrial paradise,
where the borders are as entangled
as the mountain ranges that define them.
It's a state between imagination and conciseness,
between the quest and the sense of already having seen
these spaces where the people are forged by their environment.
A hesitation between mirage and the reality of what is appearing on the horizon, probably because we are more open to being surprised.
Scavenger by Jenny Riffle (United States)
FotoBookTitle: SCAVENGER
Photographer: Jenny Riffle
Publisher: Zatara Press
Date of publication: 2015
Pages: 68 + cover
Dimensions:9 x 12 Inches
"There comes a time in every rightly constructed boy's life when he has a raging desire to go somewhere and dig for hidden treasure."
-Mark Twain, The Adventures of Tom SawyerRiley grew up in rural eastern Washington. As a child he read Mark Twain's stories of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn and decided he wanted to be like those mythical boys. He wanted a life full of treasure and adventure. In the series Scavenger: Adventures in Treasure Hunting, photographer Jenny Riffle follows Riley out on his hunts and photographs the objects he collects. Riffle explores the line between documentary and fantasy. She portrays Riley as an adventurous character driven by the thrill of the hunt and the possibility of what he will discover.
Noise by Kumi Oguro (Belgium/Japan)
FotoBookTitle: NOISE
Photographer: Kumi Oguro
Publisher: Le Caillou Bleu
Date of publication: September 2008
Place of publication: Brussels, Belgium
Pages: 64
Dimensions: 24 x 17.5 cm
Someone once said about one of my works, "This photograph has noise" - the white noise of interference, disturbing the beautiful music on the radio.
You don't know what it really is, but it's there in the background, making you feel anxious, uneasy, getting on your nerves.
Such noise keeps buzzing in my head like tinnitus. Its shape may change, little by little, but it will always be there in the images I create.
My first book NOISE consists of the photographs created in the period between 2002 and 2008 and a text by Emmanuel d'Autreppe (Fr/Eng/Jp).
JMZ by Arseni Khamzin (Canada)
FotoBookTitle: JMZ
Photographer: Arseni Khamzin
Date of publication: 2015
Place of publication: Montreal, Canada
Publisher: Self published
Dimensions: 14.6 x 22.5cm
Pages: 44
Edition size: 100 hand-numbered
< address > by Julia Borissova (Russia)
FotoBookFirst English Edition of 100 hand numbered copies.
Title: address
Photographer: Julia Borissova
Date of publication: 2015
Publisher: Self published
Place of publication: St. Petersburg, Russia
Dimensions: 155mm x 210mm
Pages: 112 pages + 6 transparent pages
Edition size: 100, signed and numbered
Precious Objects by Charles Mintz (USA)
FotoBookTitle: PRECIOUS OBJECTS
Photographer: Charles Mintz
Publisher: King's Hill Press
Date of publication: 2012
Pages: 60
Dimensions: 9.5x8x0.4
Precious objects are things that people have had a long time that have some special meaning because of how they got them, who gave the things to them and/or how they have meaning today.They are usually of little monetary value and, if they were lost, would not or could not be replaced. I asked each participant to write 2-3 sentences about their choice. This is not an easy question for most people.
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Trainer ID number
A Pokémon Trainer's ID number is a five-digit number that is assigned to a Trainer when they begin their Pokémon journey. It is used, in conjunction with the Trainer's name and gender, to identify whether the Pokémon is an outsider Pokémon by the games. The highest possible ID number in any game is 65535.
Special ID numbers
- Main article: List of notable ID numbers
Sometimes, there are special ID numbers assigned to Pokémon if they come from a non-standard Pokémon game or are received as a prize. Also, for Pokémon not yet hatched from their Eggs, the ID ????? is used. It will turn into the ID number of the Trainer who hatches the Pokémon. It is also used for unpurified Shadow Pokémon. Once purified, the ID number will change to that of the Trainer who snagged it.
Secret ID
From Generation III onward, there is a second, secret ID number, different from the visible one. This number exists purely to make sure that even if two Trainers share the exact same name and gender and the exact same Trainer ID number, the game will still recognize their Pokémon as coming from different Trainers. Usually, this number cannot be viewed; however, certain cheating devices can be used to view it, and there are also calculators to determine it. It also comes into play along with the normal ID number and the personality value in determining if a Pokémon is Shiny. If two different Trainers have the same Trainer name, identical ID numbers and identical hidden ID numbers (a 1 in 4,294,967,296 chance if the names do not differ), the game will recognize the two Trainers as the same, so the Pokémon are not considered to be outsider Pokémon.
Pokémon Lottery Corner
- Main article: Pokémon Lottery Corner
From Generation II through Generation IV, the player may take part in the Pokémon Lottery Corner every day (every week in Generation II). This involves the generation of a random 5 digit number, which is compared with the player's Pokémon's original Trainer's ID numbers. Depending on the game and the nature of the match-up of digits, the player can receive a prize. This feature was not included in the Generation V games.
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Call of Duty: World at War (360) $20 at Amazon
Posted 13 July 2010 - 02:02 PM
#2 Thanks Larry Davis for the sig !!
#3 CAG Veteran Veteran
Posted 13 July 2010 - 02:16 PM
Also, there is also the Call of Duty: The War Collection, which contains Call of Duty 2, Call of Duty 3, and Call of Duty: World at War. It's MSRP, $59.99, at Amazon (http://www.amazon.co...0/dp/B003JZT1OY) but I've seen it a few dollars off some places.
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#4 Only the ordinary.
Posted 13 July 2010 - 02:28 PM
That's not true, I bought this game a week ago and the lowest price for a new copy was at Amazon for $38. I ended up getting it used from GS for $5 (after coupons and credit... the used base price was $20). So $20 for a new copy is a good deal.I hope this was to test out the new, better, and cooler overview because this isn't really a deal. This game could have been found for $20 for several months now.
Kmart has the compilation disc on sale for $35, but I think most people just want COD WaW.
A heads up for anyone who is picking this up just for Nazi Zombies (which is why I picked it up), the game only comes with one zombie map. Each additional map comes as part of a map pack for 800 pts each, or you can buy a bundle of all the map packs (3 map packs, each with 1 zombie map) for 2000 pts.
Edited by lilman, 13 July 2010 - 02:47 PM.
Posted 13 July 2010 - 02:35 PM
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Posted 13 July 2010 - 02:38 PM
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#7 Son of a Submariner!
Posted 13 July 2010 - 02:44 PM
#8 CAGiversary!
Posted 13 July 2010 - 02:52 PM
but thanks for the heads up anyways.
#9 Kweh?
Posted 13 July 2010 - 02:59 PM
I think that was for the Game Day sale they were running only.My mistake. I think I saw that $20 price at a GameStop sale a few months ago. That's probably what it was.
#10 Scotch and yes?
Posted 13 July 2010 - 03:11 PM
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#11 Strange MUSIC!!!!
Posted 13 July 2010 - 03:14 PM
Either way people still fan boy Infinity Ward (rest in pieces) over Treyarch but treyarch does implement new ideas and improves on old ones. Plus they dont charge redic prices for dlc lol.
If anything this game is worth twenty alone just for the zombie mode, then get the bundled dlc for the extra zombie maps.
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#16 Für das Vaterland!
Posted 13 July 2010 - 04:13 PM
Is the 2 player local co-op any good in this? Is it just the split screen story or what? Can you play the zombie mode 2 player split screen?
Yes to both questions.
#17 I eat pieces of s**t like you for breakfast
Posted 13 July 2010 - 04:15 PM
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#18 Only the ordinary.
Posted 13 July 2010 - 06:20 PM
Eh, depends how much you like zombie mode.is this game worth 20bucks + 2000points for zombie mode alone? only reason why i would even buy it.
I also got this game just for zombie mode. I didn't know when I purchased it that the game only comes with one zombie map, and the map it comes with is the worst of the 4, so if you are interested in zombie mode you will want to spend the extra 2000 points.
If you've never tried zombie mode before, here's my impression:
-I usually play SP games, but you can only get so far in zombie mode SP. Zombie mode is brutal, and if you don't have a team you will get slaughtered.
-Zombie mode is much better with friends than strangers. For whatever reason whenever I try to join a public game the other people take forever to press the "ready" button. I guess they see me low online rank and assume I suck (the problem is I only play zombie mode, which doesn't earn you xp, so my rank looks low even though I'm not new to the game) so they eventually leave the room after a few minutes of waiting. Or maybe they just like loading up CoD WaW and then go off to do something else... it's really weird, I've never seen people take so long to be ready when there are no options to set in between games.
So if you like a challenge and working in a team then I think zombie mode itself is worth the CoD WaW purchase.
#19 Amiibo Hunter
Posted 13 July 2010 - 06:40 PM
#20 Wait, what?
Posted 13 July 2010 - 07:05 PM
i always crazy abt new games and i really need that one lolz
What the hell?
#21 hrzn
Posted 13 July 2010 - 07:10 PM
In SP mode, COD WAW -> Best game ever!
I hated the SP... but then again I played it alone, remember it being a mess tho, bunch of random shit happening (guess that's probably how war is though?)
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#22 Only the ordinary.
Posted 13 July 2010 - 07:18 PM
I agree. I tried a bit of the SP and it was hectic, drab and depressing. I guess that means the devs/artists did a good job capturing the feeling of war, but as a game I didn't find it enjoyable. Same with the online mp.I hated the SP... but then again I played it alone, remember it being a mess tho, bunch of random shit happening (guess that's probably how war is though?)
Nazi Zombies is awesome though
#23 CAGiversary!
Posted 13 July 2010 - 07:47 PM
WaW has all the visual and technical bells and whistles of an superb CoD game, but it feels more like you're in a war, rather than playing a game about war. At least, that's how I roll.
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Hands-On: Samsung Reverb, Rush, Array
Aug 22, 2012, 7:24 PM by Eric M. Zeman @phonescooper
Samsung introduced a handful of new phones for Virgin Mobile USA and Boost Mobile, including some unique Galaxy-class devices. Here are our first impressions.
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The Samsung Galaxy Reverb, an exclusive for Virgin Mobile USA, is essentially a squashed version of the Galaxy S III. It uses similar design language and an identical build of TouchWiz, in a slightly shorter, narrow, and thicker package. Everything about the Reverb echoes (heh, get it?) what we've seen in the GS3.
It is a bit chubbier than the GS3, and the smaller screen size means that it has a smaller overall footprint in the hand. It's comfortable to hold, no doubt, and it has that plastic-y feeling for which Samsung's smartphones are known. It definitely is the best of the devices Virgin and Boost had on hand today, in terms of quality and build strength, by a wide margin.
The buttons sprinkled about the edges all felt pretty good. I noticed that the volume toggle worked really well, but the power/lock button was a bit off. The microUSB and 3.5mm headset jacks are all in typical locations.
The biggest draw of the Reverb, in my opinion, is the lush display and speedy performance of Android 4.0 and TouchWiz. It mimics perfectly the performance of TouchWiz on the higher-end GS3, with the same themes and features. The screen 4-inch display looks fantastic. Displays are one feature that Samsung really knows how to get right.
Everything about the Reverb's software felt fast. Screen transitions, apps, and other elements of the user interface reacted in a blink with no hesitations.
The lower-than-astronomical price point ($370) combined with the attractive low-cost plans offered by Virgin make the Galaxy Reverb a contender in the pre-paid market.
The Galaxy Rush is the latest phone from Samsung to grace the shelves of Boost Mobile. It carries the Galaxy name forward in a mid-range, slab-style phone akin to the Samsung Stratosphere or Lightray.
It's a chubby phone, but still manages to feel compact in the hand thanks to the smaller, 3.5-inch display. I like how it nestle into the palm, but the materials are decidedly lower in quality when compared to the Reverb. The battery cover, in particular, feels cheap and breakable. The design of the Rush isn't as classy as the Reverb, and definitely not as drool-worthy as the GS3, but it doesn't disappoint, either.
The buttons placed on the outer edge of the phone are all in their expected spots. The volume toggle and power/lock screen are easy to find and work well. The microSD card slot is stuck in the left side of the phone and is protected by an annoying hatch.
The user interface will be familiar to any tried-and-true Boost customer. It uses the Sprint/Boost iD concept, and can be customized with numerous themes and iD packs. The screen was not impressive at all, not in terms of resolution nor brightness.
The Rush's performance was so-so. It wasn't dreadful, but it wasn't speedy and fluid, either. My guess is most people who pay $150 for this pre-paid smartphone will feel that they got their money's worth.
Samsung has an entire business dedicated to making sideways sliders that have QWERTY keyboards in addition to standard numeric dialpads. The Array (Boost) or Montage (payLo) is another such phone.
The Array/Montage is compact and has an excellent feel. Phones such as this used to be a dime a dozen, but now only show up once or twice a year as a low-end handset meant for pre-teens and young teens more concerned with text messaging than running smartphone apps.
Though it is a sideways slider, the Array/Montage has a slim profile. It's very narrow and could potentially be confused with a regular old slab phone it's so small. The materials are good, and I like the textures and surfaces. The Array is a bit darker and more conservative in overall appearance than the Montage, which has more gray and silver coloring.
The front houses the display, control cluster, and dialpad. The control cluster felt really good. The D-pad is perhaps a bit small, bit it had an excellent feel to it as far as travel and feedback are concerned. It is flanked by two multi-directional control keys that have raised edges and also offer great feedback. The dialpad has an excellent feel to it. It's small, for sure, but I had no trouble tapping on the keys to punch in some text.
The 2.4-inch display on the front of the phone looks decent, but is small and less pixel-rich than most smartphone owners are used to. The Array/Montage runs a Boost/Virgin-skinned version of Sprint's standard Java feature phone platform. The user interface feels the same on both, though each is adorned with the appropriate colors and emblems.
The slider mechanism is solid and I found it easy to open and close with a single hand. The keyboard is a bit too flat for me. The keys don't have enough shape, nor do they offer enough travel and feedback to really help make typing easier.
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25 comments for "Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme: Herb-Laminated Biscuits"
Mary these are fabulous. I think this is something even I could do. I am wondering if I can find Mary B's here.
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Oh wow I like that!! I've never seen that brand and I've never seen tea biscuits before either. Nice job Mary! Definitely going. To try it though :)
Very pretty indeed! Love the cornbread idea too, that's something I just wouldn't think of:@)
Very pretty. I wonder if you could add an edible flower and use the herbs as the leaves of the flower. They look delicious Mary.
I've never seen Mary B's brand of rolls around here…only Rhodes, but I'm going to look especially hard to find them now. You've given me some GREAT ideas for an upcoming sewing retreat here at my home AND that one little biscuit with the 3 leafed parsley would be PERFECT for St. Patricks Day in March. Remind me about that, will ya'?
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wow, those are beautiful, Mary~!
those are my fav biscuits too. you sure dressed them up mighty fancy..92 in nc today– ouch:)
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Oh Mary, you share the prettiest food ideas and this one is so simple, too. The biscuits just look extra special with the lovely herbs. I am definitely going to try this and it would be easy for my grandchildren to try, too. Thanks for the inspiration and video.
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Very pretty, Mary! Reminds me of the tattooed potatoes! Have a great weekend!
I have always loved herb embellishments, they are taste and eye dazzlers. Never seen frozen bread or biscuits, must be a southern thing, they sure look easy and cute, especially the wee ones. Your pics are all stunning today ~
Mary, We LOVE Mary B's Biscuits at our house and I can't wait to try this recipe with them. Thanks for sharing, they look delicious!!
Yuuuummmm. I haven't seen this brand either but am going to Google it and see if I can bget them around here. Have a beautiful weekend, Mary!
I totally agree, love this ! Thanks for sharing, you make baking and cooking so much fun !! :)
Have a super weekend!
I love this! We love Mary B's; and this is a great way to take them up a notch! Can't wait to try this for my next brunch. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks , Mary for sharing! I am making this tomorrow evening for company! Have a great weekend!🌴😊
These are beautiful and something I have not seen before–can't wait to try them! Blessings, Cecilia
This looks delightful!! franki
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Whether entering a new business or foreign country, Jean Reich had learned to ask the same phrase.
For the better part of the past decade, Reich has dealt with an overactive bladder, rendering her bound to bathrooms, tethered to toilets and always on edge, especially when positioned in her church choir.
"I had to scope out where the toilet was," says Reich, 75, of Haddon Township, N.J. "Whenever I went, I kept that in my mind. I wouldn't have taken a day bus trip with a group of ladies. I felt like I wasn't able to do that."
Out of options, Reich found some relief three years ago when she stumbled upon a curious study at Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, submitting her bladder to injections of Botox.
Yes, that Botox.
"Having been through numerous ineffective treatments, I was willing to try just about anything," she says. "It was my hope that it would work."
It turns out Botox suspends more than just Hollywood skin; it also delays the urge to urinate.
In January, the Food and Drug Administration approved the use of Botox to treat overactive bladder symptoms, such as the strong need to urinate suddenly, often or even involuntarily.
Botox injected into the bladder muscle relaxes the bladder, increasing its storage capacity and thus reducing one's toilet trips.
"The cause of the leakage is because the (detrusor) muscle is contracting when it shouldn't be contracting," says Dr. Patrick Shenot, an urologist at Jefferson University Hospital. "If the muscle contracts without the patient wanting it to, leakage results through the urethra."
Many of the 33 million Americans who suffer from an overactive bladder go a long way to cover up their sometimes embarrassing condition.
"Patients will do a lot of things to manage their incontinence," says Shenot, who administers Botox injections to Reich. "If they have a daily routine, they stick close to a bathroom. If they are traveling, they map out bathrooms. They may use pads or diapers."
Botox changes all that, he says. Within a year of being introduced to Botox, Reich celebrated her new freedom with a real trip: a two-week Mediterranean cruise.
"I was able to go out on my own, went out on the court in Naples and walked around the old city alone, not knowing where anything was, but trusting that I would find a pizza shop," says Reich, who has received seven injections since her first treatment.
Performed with a cystoscopy that allows doctors to visualize the interior of the bladder while injecting the Botox, the procedure typically takes 10 minutes, is covered by most insurances and is effective for between four and six months, Shenot says.
In addition to overactive bladders, Botox has been approved for other noncosmetic uses, such as migraine headaches and severe underarm sweating.
While people in both clinical trials reported at least a 50 percent reduction in the frequency of their incontinence episodes, Botox is not the first or final option for patients.
"It's not a last resort," he says. "The last resort is bladder augmentation," says Shenot, defining it as surgical enlargement of the bladder using a graft of the large intestines.
About 3.2 million Americans who suffer from overactive bladder take oral medications from a class of drugs called anticholinergics, such as Pfizer Inc's Detrol.
However, medicine is not an option for everyone.
Reich suffers from Sjogren's Syndrome, a chronic autoimmune disease that causes dryness in the eyes and mouth, and could not handle further dryness from the medication.
Shenot has treated "teenagers on up," but the bladder typically fails with age.
"Bladder (issues), like urinary incontinence or overactive bladder, become more common when patients get older," he says. "The typical patient would be a woman who's 50 to 65 years old."
At any age, wetting oneself is embarrassing, a factor that brings people into his office, Shenot says.
"If you have this urinary incontinence, you generally have a motivated patient to take care of the problems," he says.
Reich has been carrying a nice tune since her initial procedure, singing with the New Jersey Master Chorale and Haddonfield United Methodist.
Thanks to Botox, Reich can put her bladder blunders behind her and give her restroom radar a rest.
"If I went into a different building, the first thing I would do was find out where the bathroom was," Reich says. "Now I don't worry too much about it."