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- I've been helping people with all kinds of health problems related to circulation, and inflammation. During my research and during the process of me developing this program. I found that people who had cancer. Who have done the surgery, chemo, radiation treatments may have not been able to handle the reason why the cancer came in the first place.
What conditions created the cancer in the first place?
Well, the surgery didn't fix it. The chemo definitely didn't fix it. Nor the radiation. The reason why I'm talking about this is because this is the exact situation that I was trying to figure out for my mom. Who's had stage 3+ maybe these days it will be staged 4. But, 20 years ago her cancer situation was on the left breast, she got a radical mastectomy. It removed the muscle, it stripped all the lymph nodes and she was told she was good. Then she got the chemo, rounds of chemo. No sign of cancer and then for good measures she got the radiation.
None of the treatments I can tell you. She can tell you actually made her feel like she treated the cause of the cancer. She absolutely didn't feel the cause the major reason why the cancer started in the first place was handled.
I created this program to help my mom. The short answer is "yes". This program can improve your body to remove the conditions that are related to inflammation and poor circulation. That when combined in the perfect storm cancer now is created. There is a tremendous amount of information from research the link between inflammation and cancer. During my research I found out the link between inflammation causing poor circulation which now helped me identify more of the cause of cancer. So my protocol focuses on the poor circulation caused by inflammation which is caused by an accumulation of toxins. So let's figure out how you can get better from this program.
So what does this program focus on?
Well it focuses on the reason. Whatever is going on somewhere in your body that is allowing cancer to develop. You might have had removed the cancer, removed your breast. You can remove lymph nodes. You can remove muscle. Some people start removing parts of their lung. Other people take parts of their liver out, colon, prostate, gallbladder, esophagus. But none of the treatment is actually thinking about long-term survival rate. Is it possible to even focus on what happened that even caused the cancer in the first place.
What if whatever caused cancer on the left breast is going to happen on the right breast. Or whatever caused cancer in the breast is now duplicated itself in the lung. Or the brain or the liver. Or in your bones.
So, what is the problem?
Well, the problem is your medical doctor doesn't know. You may have found out very quickly because once they found cancer again the treatment is. Let's do what was successful last time. The last successful thing that we did which was chemo, surgery, and radiation. The only problem is labeling the last treatments as successful is a problem.
If I took my car to the mechanic and he said, "Oh your breaks aren't working." I said, "Okay fix my breaks." He says, "Well, your brakes I have to do this and this and then we will see."I said "okay."
The mechanic said, "Well I need it for a Day, you gotta find a ride." Thats okay I''ll find a rental car.
So, I gave him a whole day's work. So, I come back the next day and the mechanic says, "Well you know I did this and this so we're going to find out what happened." So I take my car and I drive and I find out very quickly that he may had fixed the first problem. But, now I have a second problem. So, his thought process of how to fix the brakes was incorrect in the first place. If I took my car back to the mechanic and he says, "Well I got rid of the first noise, but now you have a different noise." So, now I am going to go to a different process of thinking about the situation. If it was your car you and I would immediately fire the mechanic. We'll find another mechanic. Hopefully we find a mechanic that says, "You need brake fluid." You have a air bubble in your break line. Or your brake pads were actually too thin. We need to add new ones. Or your rotor needs to be reshaping whatever that is. When he does that you got your car back. I know that cancer there is more on the line than just breaks. But, it's the same process. You have a problem.
Your doctor I'm going to do this and this. A year or two years later now you have caner again. You can go back to your doctor. He does the test again. Yes, you have cancer. But, its not in the breast that type of cancer because we removed that one. Now, its on the other breast. That's a whole new set of problems. So we are going to do the same exact thing. We are going to remove the other breast. We are going to do chemo and radiation. Deep down inside you know and I know that there is something wrong. The treatment that he is saying is actually not focused on why the cancer got there in the first place. He made cancer so scary that you needed the cancer off your body right away. But, now you have it again so you really think well it could come up somewhere else. It might end up in my spine, bones, liver, colon, stomach, brain.
What's stopping the cancer from going to my brain and my lungs ?
Do I do surgery in the brain?
Do I dig more my brain out and then douse it with chemo and radiation?
So, lets think about this. I first started from my research background, inflammation. There is a very strong link between inflammation and chronic health problems. Cancer is one of them. There is a strong link between inflammation and cancer. Whatever is causing inflammation in your body over a long period of time triggers a change in your body. Whatever change that is and cancer now is created.
So we know that. Cancer is not an infection. I can't breath my cancer on to you. I can't sexually transmit my cancer to somebody else. I can't um hug somebody, physical contact. I can't transfer my cancer to somebody. I created the cancer. My body created the cancer and your body didn't. That's the simplicity of it. The cause is inflammation. Now, some people link cancer into something else to toxins. A lot of people want to create the link between Candida causing cancer. Parasites causing cancer. Viruses causing cancer. Bacteria causes cancer. But, toxins have to incubate in the body. They have to stay in the body for a very long time, years.
Cancer doesn't happen overnight. It doesn't take five years to occur, it takes 10-30 years. So toxins have to create a situation to cause cancer. From my experience detoxing the toxins out is actually more harmful than leaving it alone. Leaving it there. Focusing on the body change is more helpful than detoxing the toxins. We're going to go over that.
The body change is the condition that led to cancer. I'm going to show you that the toxins cause inflammation. Inflammation caused the body change which caused cancer. So, the link between toxins and cancer is separated by inflammation and body change. I tried different strategies to help people with cancer. I found out that detoxing going straight for a detox is worse, than focusing on these two changes. Reducing inflammation is important. That is very important. Now the body change that occurs.
What is the body change?
The best way for me to explain it is reduced circulation. That is a change and that creates a snowball effect that I am going to go over.
So what am I talking about?
Well, poor circulation just sounds very vague. I was trying to find out more about this phenomenon because I didn't know until I discovered it. The body change is not the cells turning into cancer that's already a thing that just happens. If you have the right conditions.
The body change. Multiple things happen during the body change. So this body change, and I call it poor circulation does multiple things.
One it allows toxins to accumulate. The more toxins cause more inflammation which causes more body changes. Second thing: Poor circulation reduces nutrients. You're not able to get enough alkaline foods and oxygen into the body. Into that particular area that has poor circulation. So you now can't get oxygen in and you can't get enough nutrients. That forces the cells. That creates the condition for the cells to live to be able to live in low oxygen and the low nutrient environment. Researchers have confirmed that cancer does not require as much oxygen as normal cells. The metabolism of cancer is so low that it can survive with minimum amount of nutrients. This is all because of poor circulation or these body changes.
The third one and this is an interesting point it creates a barrier between cancer and normal. This poor circulation environment is the difference between a field of grass and the swamp. A nasty wet swamp and you can't run in the swamp. In the fields you can run as fast as you want as far as you want without anybody interrupting you. That's the difference between normal circulation and poor circulation. When you have a situation where this barrier. Stepping into the environment for cancer, circulation slows down. You can't get enough nutrients into that area. You can't get toxins out of the area. So, the environment for cancer can continue. These toxins accumulate which is why previous researchers and previous practitioners focus on the detox because if you the idea was if I can get rid of the toxins figure out a way to get rid of toxins. I can actually handle the situation and many of them have, but the current protocol now is not working. It has to do with the amount of nutrients available in the food. You can't get enough antioxidants. There's not enough antioxidants to keep the circulation running smoothly and so detoxing first and not handling the circulation actually causes the problem towards.
So poor circulation allows toxins to accumulate which causes inflammation which causes poor circulation. When this is the snowball effect. They reduce the nutrients so we get less oxygen and less nutrients. Now, you have a barrier that you created where this area, where cancer was after the surgery is still there and that area now is going to maybe allow cancer to grow again. That's what we are trying to fix with our program here. It's not very bleak, it's actually quite durable. It's just a different viewpoint trying to accomplish what we want which is. Make sure that the area is so strengthen everything is working so well. That there is no way for cancer to survive.
So let's see how we can do that.
So now we understand what the focus is. But, that doesn't mean that's all we are going to do. But, that is the starting point. We still have to get the toxins out. We still have to get your immune system in to fight the cancer.
But, the first thing we have to do is break down his barrier and allow nutrients to flow in and toxins to flow out. What I found is that it takes 6 weeks. During this time it's just allowing your body to get healthy again. Your lymph system detoxes on its own. Your liver and kidney is eliminating toxins on its own. Your immune system is now going throughout your body cleaning itself up. It's that simple. The reason on why I'm saying all of this is because its extremely important to figure this out. Doing it in a different way causes more problems. You still can't get better. So, let's figure this out.
The first thing I thought was I was following the parasite detox. The Candida detox. The bacterial or viral detoxes. I found out that eliminating the toxins actually does not do anything to improve the poor circulation. Whatever thing that got created over a long period of time is not going to change by just removing the toxins. I found out that this requires large amounts of antioxidants in a very short time to open up the circulation. It requires antioxidants in a protein form. Antioxidants and Vitamin c form. Antioxidants in Vitamin d form. Different steps of this immune system circulation boosting program is incrementally chipping at this clogged circulation. This cloth circulation has to be in a way that will allow these toxins to come out and they do. If you feel your body up with large amounts of antioxidants in a short time your body just starts eliminating the toxins in the lymph nodes and lymph system. What that does is that it reduces the circulation and then it actually creates a situation where your body can now detox. That's a completely different viewpoint than detox first and then handle the inflammation and don't do anything for the circulation. I found circulation to be key. If you are tired. You're experiencing brain fog, sugar cravings, weakness, body pains that move around a lot. Just feel generally tired. Sometimes lack of appetite. All of these things go away when the circulation improves. It's the strangest thing. People actually get better and better as their circulation improves. Oxygen goes into the cells, nutrients goes into the cells. The toxins come out all at the same time. Instead of just trying to squeeze out the last bit of the toxins. If you opened up the passageway your body can eliminate toxins as fast as it wants. That's what you want.
Step 1: is opening up the ability to eliminate toxins. When you do that all the toxins get released and they're now going through your body and your kidney and liver. They are coming out. You might feel frequent urination and frequent bowel movements that's totally fine. If you don't have frequent urination and frequent bowel movement yet. That's okay too. Just know that your lymph system is now moving the toxins. It's squeezing all the toxins from the lymph system. Moving into the kidney and liver. You might feel digestive bloating. You might feel kidney pain. That's actually normal during step 1.
Step 2: is reduce inflammation. Reducing inflammation is actually another way to improve more circulation. We know that inflammation shuts down circulation. But, if you reduce inflammation you can actually improve circulation more and that's very interesting. During these two steps you are going to feel better. Less achy, more energy, less tired. You won't wake up achy and tired. You actually wake up with energy and no pain. You actually will have energy to do things.
Step 3: handles something that a lot of people don't realize until they get to that point. After you complete step 1 and step 2 you have the energy. You have the pap but it doesn't last very long. You are good for a couple of hours. Then you crash. That is because your immune system is weak. I'm saying all this because it all sounds very simple and it is. These are the 3 steps that we have to get you through. We may have to improve your immune system to built it up. We might have to use Chinese herbs to get rid of the chemicals or the chemo that's in your system. You are going to start thinking of are you going to continue with the tamoxifen or these chemo drugs that are for maintenance. If you feel that much better and you actually feel your body cleansing itself. Your blood test are showing that you are normal.
The argument can also be. I didn't have pain or fatigue in the beginning, but I found out that I had cancer. Yes, that is true. You were use to how your body was running for 20-30 years that you didn't notice the steady decline of your circulation and immune system. If somebody actually felt your lymph nodes and your kidney before you did your medical treatment. They could of told you, you have very poor circulation. Which means you have inflammation. Which means you have toxins. If you didn't do the medical treatment maybe you could of responded better than you did the chemo in the first time.
But, now you have cancer again so you really have to think about what is your option.
Are you going to do chemo, surgery, radiation again?
On the other side of your body. Or now another part of your body? Or are you going to think well maybe the doctor is thinking you don't have to learn to kill the cancer. You just learn to live with it and that's these maintenance drugs that you are suppose to take. These maintenance chemo.
Step one is actually very important. Step one actually moves toxins and actually breaks down the barrier between the cancer area and the normal area. As you improve the circulation the pipeline gets bigger. More things can get in and more things come out. Thats what we want. So now the barrier is gone during step one.
Step 2 is reducing circulation. So whatever pipeline you have reestablished you're going to now make it work better by keeping the inflammation in control. Now, things can go in and come out even faster.
The last thing is boosting the immune system actually stabilizes your body and now you can use your own immune system to heal from the chemo. Any scar tissue that you feel will continue to heal with the boosted immune system. Your stamina is good for the whole day. I know its amazing. The reason why I am saying this is because I'm saying it as a way to handle you now, so you can look forward to an actual future. A quality of life which is why you try to handle cancer in the first place. If you went to the surgery, chemo and radiation. Did exactly what the doctor said. You don't have cancer and you're willing to deal with it. You did everything that you are suppose to and now you have cancer again. So now take the responsibility back and now look for your own solution because there are solutions out there. It might not be something that your doctor likes or he's interested in. But there is a solution out there.
Thank you.
4. So, lets get a little bit more in detail about how this program can work for you. Most people come to me when they finish their treatment. They're on some kind of maintenance program some kind of hormonal thing. Usually tamoxifen. Usually on some kind of oral chemo and it's just because these are just maintenance drugs. The doctor doesn't know if it's working or not. But, it's something and of course not having another solution people are going to take that as their solution. Then find out that the cancer has come back. It has to do with ovarian cancer. Has to do with lung cancer, breast cancer, brain cancer any type of liver cancer, colon cancer. Any type of cancer that was their the treatment erased it. The cancer came back. So, obviously we know that the condition that caused cancer there, is still there.
What I found was inflammation was not eliminated. Poor circulation was created from inflammation. Toxins accumulate due to poor circulation. Then toxins create inflammation and this is the constant body changes that is snowballs over a long period of time. This is all the pieces that create the perfect storm which is cancer. It could occur in your pancreas, breast, lung, brain, esophagus, gallbladder, liver, stomach, colon, prostate , myeloma, lymphomas, skin cancers. You get the picture. We have a situation where there is inflammation which leads to poor circulation. Which leads to toxins to accumulate and this just keeps going on and on.
Then we have another situation. The other situation is now you did chemo and radiation which is fine, but it didn't handle the problem obviously. More times than not the cancer that does come back the doctors don't relate it to the treatment which is correct. But its related to I didn't take care of the real reason why the cancer started in the first place. That's more correct. I may have temporarily shifted your body with chemo, radiation and surgery. But, once your body has rested this process continues again.
A lot of nutritionist, natural practitioners focus on detoxing because is a well-known established protocol. There's a parasite cleanses the Candida cleanses. What to eat and what not to eat. The different herbs and the combinations of things and hopefully we eliminate the toxins. But in a cancer situation when we use the word inflammation. The inflammation has far exceeded what normal inflammation is. Its taken a life on its own just like cancer has. So, that type of inflammation does not respond when you just eliminate the toxins. That inflammation is now on its own not listening to anybody. Its like your cancer. Just having a uncontrolled inflammation will continue to allow poor circulation. The toxins actually trickle back in and start to accumulate again. So you never actually fixed the problem.
So, what I did was I shifted gears instead of focusing on the toxins I went to the other two points poor circulation and inflammation. I said is there something I could do over there fast, that's key. If I can do something fast then we are in good place.
The first thing I did was I boosted the circulation and that created the ability to eliminate the toxins that were in the lymph nodes and lymph system. Those toxins get flushed into the kidney and liver.
So step 1 is the lymph node and vessel detox as pushing toxins out of the lymph system. Which actually is exactly what's needed to improve the circulation problem.
Step two is reduce inflammation. Step 2 is super important because you want to keep the inflammation under control so that the circulation can actually start moving faster. Since you unblocked the circulation problem you can reduce the inflammation and more toxins are going to come out and more nutrients are going to come in.
So the net change. The benefit you are going to get from step 1- step 2 is improved oxygenation and more nutrients and decrease in toxins. How you feel about that is great. You feel better.
Step 3 ties in all the things we have done on step one and step two. It improves your immune system which will reduce the inflammation more. Which will detox any toxins left in your body. It will improve the circulation even more. That's step 3. Now after step 3 we're going to have to reassess because your previous treatments was chemotherapy. Your previous treatments were they were oxygen therapy. Some kind of parasite detox. Candida detox. Liver detox. Kidney detox. All these detoxes you were doing and now we have a situation.
The reason why I am saying this is because it's nothing bad it's just not knowing that you could do something for inflammation and circulation. You might not have gotten all the benefits that you should on the other things you've done.
So we have to look.
Was your immune system weakened by having chemotherapy in your system?
Do you have any residues of chemotherapy left in your body?
We should detox that out. Is your immune system so low that it is no longer able to detect cancer? We have to improve your immune system. Is your body generally deficient in oxygen causing an acidic environment. We have to improve your body's ability to absorb oxygen and push oxygen into every cell. These are the questions we are constantly asking when we are fixing this problem. You've already damaged your body and you heal. What we want is to preserve your body this time and push it past the point where the chance of cancer is high to another area where your chance of cancer is very low. That way you can enjoy your quality of life with your family. Continue to work and continue to do the things that you love.
5. Okay. So now what to expect. Well it depends on where you are now. If you done chemo then we're going to do this. That's okay. If you haven't done chemo thats okay too. If you only done surgery, and radiation that's okay too.
So what to expect is. Step 1 you are going to detox. Every lymph node around the cancer cells and anywhere else in your body is filled with toxins. It's inflamed. Circulation is not so good and the lymph nodes are swollen. So we're going to have to detox your lymph nodes. When I say detox I'm saying we are just going to get your lymph nodes to release the toxins that have filled up. What it does for you is you can see your lymph nodes getting smaller. But, you're going to feel is tiredness, body aches, back pain, abdominal pain because that's just all the toxins in your entire body trapped in these lymph nodes being released. What we have to do on step 1 is get all those toxins to release.
It takes two weeks some people need four. Then after that we are done with step 1.
Step 2 is interesting because we are reducing the inflammation. All those toxins that got flushed out of the lymph system are now being pushed through the kidney and liver. They need to be detoxed out. They cause inflammation because there are toxins coming out of your body. So any type of contact with these toxins causes inflammation. So reducing inflammation on step two actually maintains circulation. So your body can actually get the toxins out of your system. That's very cool.
Without reducing the inflammation what happens is the toxins come out of your lymph system. They go to different part of your body. It causes inflammation there. The circulation stops and that's the other problem. When you have a circulation stop somewhere else now you have the same problem all over again in another place. So, its very important to get on step 2. So we can stop moving toxins through your body.
Step 3.
Once step one and step 2 is cleared up. What that means is all the toxins that have no way of coming out are now coming out of the lymph system. Into your kidneys and liver and out like they are suppose to. Step 3 make sure that your immune system is charged up to make sure that the toxic detox process is working over and over again. Now we restore circulation. After that some people actually need something to help them with some anti-cancer herbs to train certain types of immune system to focus on cancer cells. These herbs help the immune system to focus and actually reduces inflammation even more during this cancer detox.
When you clear out the circulation. Going through step1, step 2 and step 3 you have now enabled your body to go back to what it's suppose to do which is fight cancer. It can do that by pushing herbs in which allows your immune system to go in. The combination of anti-cancer herbs and immune system can actually get rid of the cancer cells without harming the rest of your body.
So what diet changes do you have to do?
Well, if you been treating cancer alternative you must have changed your diet somehow. You eliminated foods. You started juicing. You um special powders. Special drops, enemas. So you are doing all kinds of things already which is fine.
The only thing that I ask is don't eat wheat. Don't eat sugar and use my juice recipe called the health tonic. The health tonic is a juice recipe that I use in my office. It's based out of this Bruce diet. It's a German healer who used this formula to cure cancer back then. It no longer gets rid of cancer anymore. But it still provides the foundation for your body to start healing. The reason why this juice is no longer as potent as it seems to be because the vegetables that is used is less potent. They're not as nutritious and the toxins that accumulated in our body are more toxic. The nutrients that we need are even less so we can't effectively get rid of our problem by just juicing alone. Like if we were back in the 60s, back in 67 years ago. We could of. But, not anymore. But, the juice recipe still has the basic foundation that your body needs to heal with, so we are going to use that still.
What I do is use high levels of antioxidants far beyond what you can find in foods. I made them into a form that gets absorbed into the lymph system, so it goes straight in and it goes and gets the job done. So it's much faster. You can get the same ingredients but in a powder form. But in a powder form it gets absorbed a different way. It doesn't go into the lymph system. So, I have to do something different to these things to make it absorbable so they can go into the lymph system and get the lymph system cleared out. So everything I use is things that you can find in any health food stores. But, the things that are in the health food stores unfortunately are in the form that are good for maintenance. But, it's not good to help us handle this condition we're in right now.
So the diet I expect you to change if you haven't already is no wheat and no sugar. Stop avoiding foods If you already eliminated the wheat and sugar. You can have some fruit. No citrus. Citrus has a higher sugar content so no uh no citrus. Apples are good. No berries. No white sugar. Brown sugar. Organic sugar. Special sugar from somewhere. No more manuka honey. No more organic agave. No more organic maple syrup. All that is not going to work and over long term is causing more problems than its helping you because sugar causes inflammation. Wheat causes inflammation. Wheat and sugar causes inflammation. So we're going to avoid that.
The other thing I want you to avoid is any type of processed foods of course. No more fast food of course. Meat and vegetables that's it. You have rice you have beans. You can have quinoa. You can have amaranth. You can have all kinds of buckwheat, if you want. You can have oatmeal. No wheat. No sugar. No donuts. No coffeecakes. No croissants. No cupcakes. No ice cream. You get the idea. The no list is very short. No wheat and no sugar and no sweet fruits. You can have everything else over here.
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So can we do this program. The six week program with my current stuff. If you're on some kind of nutritional thing that's anticancer. If you are on some herbal remedies or homeopathic that's anticancer "Yes". If you are on chemo and you have to stop chemo because it stopped working "yes". If you are in between treatments and you don't know what do do. Change your diet right away. Start juicing and that's it. The simplicity of this program is just high levels of antioxidants. It's only going to help you and because it's something that I found is not something everybody understands yet. But, the more people that get better on my program the more this program can be accepted and become a regular thing.
But, trust me when I tell you this is for right now whatever you are doing is fine. Just let your alternative practitioner know if you're working with somebody. Let your oncologist know you're doing this antioxidant thing and I'll give you everything that you need to know about it. You just need to tell your doctor what you're doing.
The cancer in your lymph nodes are not going to go away if the circulation is poor. Even if it temporarily went away it's going to come back. For those of us who have seen cancer come back over and over again know that there is a problem. That is not being fixed by the medical treatment.
I've had people who have lymph nodes cancer in one area and they had four or five surgeries over that one area. Every year like clockwork. So, that means that the condition that caused cancer was not handled. They plucked out this cancer. The inflammation, poor circulation, toxins accumulated continues and circulation stops. Cancer grows back and they somebody gets surgery again. But, by improving the circulation you can actually see the actual changes. People can actually get better again.
Well there is two ways:
One is you come to see me in Hollywood. We are going to ask questions. Detailed information about what's going on right now.
What treatments you had previously?
What your reactions were?
Were to the treatment?
Then we're going to assess you. We're going to analyze your lymph system and your kidneys. Your liver. We are going to determine if your situation is something we can help you with. So that's easy.
Now, the majority of people who can't come into the office. They need to send us a DNA sample. It doesn't have to be blood. It doesn't have to be something that it's going to hurt. A hair sample, hair has DNA. Cheek swab has DNA.
Cut fingernails have DNA. A little bit of skin scraping has DNA. Don't cut yourself. If you have flaky skin just give us some of the skin sample. What we are going to do is ask you the same questions and get the same kind of information that we need from you. We are going to test the weaknesses in your DNA to determine if those weaknesses that we can help you with exist.
So if you have swollen lymph nodes we're going to test to see if your DNA has weaknesses in circulation. If your body is inflamed we are going to test for weaknesses. If your body has trouble reducing inflammation. We're going to test for the immune system and see if your body actually has a weak immune system. If your body has cancer we don't know where it is we just know does your body have cancer. We are going to test the DNA for weaknesses. DNA weaknesses that actually trigger cancer cells. We can actually test for weaknesses for you immune system to be able to fight cancer cells.
Either way works. You either come to the office and we do the analysis. Or if can't come into the office, send us the hair sample. Well analyze the hair sample. We are going to see if we can help you because all we need to do is make sure that we have a starting point. We know what is going to happen first and what to expect next. Then based on how you respond is going to help us prioritize what to do with you. So you can actually get cancer out of your body and we do that by improving your own circulation. By reducing inflammation and honing your immune system so you can fight cancer again.
Thank you.
So what side effects can you expect?
Well, the worst one is it doesn't work. We've done everything we possibly can. We tested you. We found the problem and we either did the analysis on you or we analyzed you in person. Then we are going to say "YES"!. These are things that show that we can help you.
When we actually do these steps it doesn't work. That's the worse thing that can happen. The majority of people actually start to detox on step 1. They feel more tired. They actually feel body pains.
They get headaches. They get some nausea, abdominal bloating and that's step 1.
If you did chemo previously and you're doing this program. You are going to detox chemo. If we find that there is chemo residues in your system we are going to have to get rid of the chemo residue.
Step 2: reducing inflammation. Reducing inflammation is actually, its relaxing. It reduces the inflammation. It enables the kidney and liver to detox. All the toxins that are being flushed out of your lymph system can actually come out. You're going to feel frequent urination and frequent bowel movements. That's normal. That's just your body getting rid of stuff. Your lymph system is constantly dumping things into your kidney and liver.
On step 3 people get a surprised is you're not detoxing. Your kidney and liver is caught up and all we're working on is boosting your immune system. People get the steady rise of energy and the stamina goes up.
One of the things during step 1- step 3 does that it gets rid of mental fog. Your mental clarity goes up. Your energy goes up. Your sleep improves. No more body pains. You actually feel like you can get out of the morning and want to do something.
Step 3 just make sure that you have the energy to last you for the rest of the day. So people actually have this increase of the immune system and they actually feel much better. There's different parts of the program and each part is focused on very specific weakness. We need a constant communication from you so we know that we are in the right track. So the more information that you let us know about. The more we can help you by prioritizing the weaknesses and making sure we fix the problem most for you.
This whole process is actually a gradient step by step. One step follows the next. There is a lot of other things that I can add to this six step program in case we find other weaknesses. Especially with cancer we want to focus on what's important, but at the same time get your body ready to fight cancer as fast as possible. Once your body is ready. Ready to detox and get rid of toxins. Get rid of cancer. The whole process runs much faster and much smother.
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Yeezy brought his baby mama to Brazil for Carnival and it looks like they couldn't keep their hands off each other!
Kim Kardashian And Kanye West Enjoy Brazilian Views And Dining
The couple was snapped getting close on the balcony of their hotel in Rio de Janeiro Friday. Early this morning Kim shared a few tidbits from her Twitter:
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Kim and Ye haven't been acting too snooty so far on the trip. They were spotted grabbing lunch at the crowded Braseiro Gavea restaurant in Rio on Friday.
And they even waited in line like regular folks.
Looks like she's got his back!
The couple were also spotted looking at some properties under construction — leading folks to speculate they may purchase a home in the City of God.
They also took in the amazing scenery from the Chinese View
Looks like they really can't keep their hands off each other.
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They ended the evening with a dinner date at Porcao, a traditional barbecue house in Rio.
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A legal battle between actress Demi Moore and an Australian magazine over photos it published of a private post-Oscars party thrown by the star has been settled out of court.
Moore sued Pacific Magazines, the publisher of New Idea, for printing pictures taken at a 2008 party that show herself, her daughter Rumer Willis, and other stars.
Moore lodged a claim in 2008 stating she made an agreement with an event organizer that gave her copyright of the photos. She sought unspecified damages.
A trial was to start in Melbourne Federal Court on Monday, but the judge said the parties had reached a settlement. The terms were not disclosed.
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NEWPORT Gwent Dragons' nightmare 2014 continues after they were given a 45-27 hammering by Treviso in the RaboDirect Pro12.
The Dragons were outclassed at the Stadio Monigo by the 11th-placed Italians, who crossed for five tries to bag their first five-point haul of the season.
Lyn Jones' side had a sniff of their own extra in the closing stages thanks to scores by centre Ross Wardle and locks Matthew Screech and Cory Hill but they failed to force their over for a consolation, making it a pointless trip to Italy.
It's now five games without a win for the Dragons and four of those have been against teams in the bottom half of the table.
They have seen the resurgent Cardiff Blues climb above them and things don't get any easier – they face the playoff-chasing Ospreys at the Millennium Stadium on Easter Sunday before heading to the Scarlets and finishing with a home Treviso encounter.
After eyeing a top-half finish for much of the season the Dragons could well head into that Rodney Parade finale looking to avoid the ignominy of a second successive 11th-place finish.
The Dragons trailed 19-6 at the break and were the architects of their own downfall.
They would have been pretty content with their efforts in an extremely scrappy first quarter that saw them enjoying a 6-3 lead thanks to a pair of penalties by fly-half Jason Tovey.
Almost straight after the second of those Treviso number eight Robert Barbieri charged down full-back Dan Evans' clearance kick and provided wing Ludovico Nitoglia with the simplest of scores.
Fly-half Mat Berquist converted and then put the boot into the Dragons with three easily avoidable penalties that stemmed from their own mistakes – offside from a kick, a scrum offence after the following restart failed to go 10 metres and another after a botched lineout close to their own line.
It was the same old story in Italy for the Dragons, who just a fortnight ago had seen Zebre number 10 Luciano Orquera kick a personal haul of 17 points in a 25-25 draw.
It was going to take a minor miracle for the region to fight back from 19-6 to scavenge a share of the spoils.
And mission improbable swiftly became mission impossible when Italy full-back Luke McLean gliding over untouched just four minutes after the restart.
Shock horror, a TMO decision then went with the home side in Italy when full-back Evans was deemed to have grounded the ball just shy of the line.
If the Dragons were frustrated by that decision then their mood wasn't helped when Italy centre Michele Campagnaro, man of the match against Wales at the Millennium Stadium in the Six Nations, exposed some fragile defence to score over down the right.
The visitors finally crossed the whitewash approaching the hour when lock Matthew Screech was at the bottom of an impressive driving lineout but lack of a Dragons celebration told the story.
However, there were plenty of smiles on Treviso faces when Blues-bound replacement back row forward Manoa Vosawai powered over to bag their bonus point on the hour.
Ross Wardle reduced the deficit to 38-20 when he was on fellow centre Jack Dixon's shoulder to go under the sticks only for prop Matteo Muccignat to barge over for the hosts' fifth.
The madcap scoring continued when Dragons lock Cory Hill darted over from close range and suddenly the visitors were chasing a first four-try bonus of the season.
Alas, it failed to come meaning the Dragons have taken seven points out of a possible 40 since the turn of the year.
Treviso scorers: tries – L Nitoglia, L McLean, M Campagnaro, M Vosawai, M Muccignat; conversions – M Berquist (4); penalties – M Berquist (4)
Dragons scorers: tries – M Screech, R Wardle, C Hill; conversions – J Tovey (3); penalties – J Tovey (2)
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Kaya Jones is a former member of the Pussycat Dolls. Jones sang the national anthem at CPAC and will also speak at the conference in Washington, D.C.
For more than 5 decades, the annual event brings together conservatives from all over the world. Circa's special commentator Antonia Okafor sat down with several big names including Grover Norquist to discuss current political issues.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - After a season involving several ups and downs, the Lipscomb track and field squads are ready to take the competition to the Atlantic Sun Indoor Championships this weekend in Winston-Salem, N.C.
"We are excited for the Indoor Championships and we feel like we are ready to go compete hard," said Bill Taylor, director of track and field. "It will be our first time ever at the JDL Fast Track (in Winston-Salem, NC). We've heard good things. We've heard it is a great facility and a fast track."
Tucker Peabody will be defending his title in the 200 meters after posting a time of 21.27 in last year's championships to claim both the second and third fastest times in the conference for the event.
Peabody is expected to make a strong impact on the team at the championships after posting solid results so far this season as well after breaking the conference record for the 200 meters this past week at the Spire Invite in Ohio finishing with a time of 21.05.
"Tucker is over a second faster than the second-best time in the 200m. So he has a great chance to repeat," said Taylor. "He is just a few hundredths of a second ahead in the 60m though, so that will be exciting. He's also part of a fast 4x400m relay. He has a chance for three event wins this weekend."
Germikal Prude will be a force to be reckoned with at the championships this weekend. Prude is tied for the top high jump in the conference with a jump of 2.18 meters and is also currently ranked eighth in the nation.
"Gemikal is always one of our most dynamic performers. First of all, watching a 5-7 tall guy jump well over seven feet is pretty amazing, Taylor said. "He has a friendly rivalry with Dorsey (Kennesaw State) and they bring out the best in each other."
After redshirting last year with an injury, Collin Dempster came back strong landing himself the second place spot for best time in the conference this season in the 400 meters with a time of 48.28.
"The open 400 and 800 are too close together, so we had to choose. We decided on the open 400. Colin will also anchor our 4x400m relay (which has the fastest time in the A-Sun this season). He still gets an 800m though on Friday night as a part of our distance medley relay," said Taylor.
Also in the distance medley relay with Dempster is Christian Freeman, who had an impressive freshman campaign breaking the school record in the 3000 meters with a time of 8:26.64. That mark stands as the second-best time in the A-Sun this season.
"We have a very talented young trio of distance guys doing really well. Christian is leading the way and has barely scratched the surface," said Taylor. "The 3000 meter and the 5000 meter will be very competitive and those guys will be in the mix."
Freshman Wayne Newman has made headway during his first season as well after capturing the second fastest time this season in the conference in the 60 meter hurdles with a time of 8.19.
"Wayne is one of a number of freshman guys who are talented, motivated and are going to make a huge impact now and in the future. He's going to compete hard in the hurdles, said Taylor.
As for the women's team, Dani Walker and Madi Talbert are sure to bring some competition to the A-Sun championships.
Dani Walker left last year's championships having won the mile, 3000 meters, and 5000 meters . She was also MVP of the meet.
This year Walker will be competing in the 800 meters, mile, 3000 meters, and distance medley relay.
Taylor said, "Dani is an incredible athlete and has been a key leader in our women's cross country and track team success. Last year was special and we set things up to give her the chance to be MVP."
Madi Talbert leads the A-Sun 5000 meters and is ranked second in the 3000 meters. Talbert will also be competing in the distance medley relay with Walker.
"Madi is a lot like Dani, said Taylor. She has great range and can do about anything she decides to do. I think she is happy we are competing in her home state."
The one name that will be missing from the list of competitors for Lipscomb at this year's championships is April Terry.
Terry, who is ranked second in the weight throw and fourth in the shot put, will not make the trip due to health issues.
"Not having April is a big blow to our team, and an even bigger blow to April," said Taylor. "However, track is just track, it's not life, and all our prayers and thoughts are with her."
However, the Bisons still have exceptional odds at making an impact on the A-Sun championships.
"Every championship we have a goal to beat our previous best team finish and to score more points than ever before," said Taylor. "The men are set up well to accomplish both goals. Without April, the women will have a tougher road, but I know they will give their best."
After the group finishes up the conference championships, they will head to Albuquerque, N.M. to compete in the NCAA I Indoor National Championships taking place on March 15.


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2007 Season -- For the second year in a row, Nickless was Big West Champion in the 3000m Steeplechase. She moved on to the NCAA West Regionals, where she was runner-up with a time of 10:11.03. The time was a new personal record, and she qualified for the NCAA Championships for the second time in her career. The time also met the Olympic Trials B-Standard and qualified her for the US Nationals...At the Stanford Invite earlier in the season, Nickless set a new 5k personal record with a regional-qualifying time of 16:51.33. She would place 3rd in the 5k at the Conference Championships, behind UCSB's Stephanie Rothstein and Megan Lewis.
2006 Season -- Learning from her mistakes at the end of the '05 Cross Country season, Nickless became another Gaucho to bust on to the National scene. Focusing on the Steeplechase, Nickless continued to lower her school record, racing a 10:32.33 at the Oregon Invite solidifying her position in the "A" section of the Regional Championships. At the Big West Championships she would easily run away with the Steeplechase title in 10:40 and then double back the following day to finish 2nd in a Gaucho 1st-4th sweep of the 5,000m. Her time of 17:13.97 was a personal best. Stepping onto the line at the NCAA West Regional Championships she would run her best race as a Gaucho with all the chips on the line. Pulling into the lead with two laps to go Nickless would hang onto to finish runner-up and an altitude converted time of 10:18.89, propelling herself into the top twenty in the country and making her first NCAA Championship appearance.
2005 Season -- Nickless had a great freshman season setting not only personal bests but a new school record in the steeplechase as well. In her first attempt at the 3000m Steeplechase event she would just get under the School Record of 10:51 and qualify herself for the NCAA Regional Championships. At the Big West Championships she would drop her school record to 10:43.71 grabbing 4th place in the finals.
2004 Season -- Redshirted her freshman season.
High School -- Nickless owns a personal best of 10:44.50 for 3200m, set as a high school junior to win the CIF SS DI 3200m title... She was All-League for three years in both track and cross country... Also ran 4:58 in the 1600m. In cross country ran 17:55 at 2002 Mt. SAC Cross Country Invitational, finishing 5th in the Girls Team Sweepstakes race...Finished 6th in the 2002 DI CIF SS Cross Country Finals at Mt. SAC.
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[Byline: The Golden Spider Silk at the V&A showcases the world's largest pieces of cloth made entirely from spider silk].
"Simon Peers explains the spectacle before us. 'If we hadn't made this permanent, this silk would be webs in the wind. That's part of the magic. Something so ephemeral and yet somehow we've managed to capture it.'" (24)
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Wabash College will host Edward Slingerland who will give a talk on "Cognitive Science and Early Confucian Ethics" at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 13, in Room 101 (Lovell Lecture Room) in Baxter Hall.
Slingerland is the Associate Professor of Asian Studies at the University of British Columbia. He is also the co-founder and director of the University's new Centre for the Study of Human Evolution, Cognition, and Culture, and holds the Canada Research Chair in Chinese Thought and Embodied Cognition. He received his B.A. from Stanford in Asian Languages, an M.A. from UC Berkeley in East Asian Languages, and a Ph.D. in Religious Studies from Stanford University. George Lakoff, Professor of Linguistics at UC Berkeley, describes Slingerland as "one of a group of exciting and creative young scholars revolutionizing the study of Chinese history, culture, and religion."
In 2003 he published Effortless Action, in which he studies the concept of "non-action" in ancient China by using the new technique of "conceptual metaphor analysis." In the same year, he brought out a lucid translation of Confucius's Analects, which breaks new ground by including extensive excerpts from the traditional Chinese commentaries. Last month he published What Science Offers the Humanities: Integrating Body and Culture (Cambridge, 2008), in which he uses recent scientific discoveries about human cognition to argue for a new integration of the sciences and the humanities. Some of his other research interests include Chinese thought during the Warring States period (453-221 B.C.), the cognitive science of religion and ethics, evolutionary psychology, methodologies for comparative religion and philosophy, virtue ethics, theories of interpretation, and classical Chinese language.
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Researchers at Penn State's College of Information Sciences and Technology (IST) and Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) have received a $500,000 grant to study online collaboration among students.
The funds will be split evenly between the two institutions and will be used for a three-year project designed to "merge what we know from the fields of human computer interaction, the learning sciences, and computational linguistics to support an online collaborative learning environment," said Marcela Borge, senior research associate and instructor at the College of IST, in a prepared statement.
In an effort to develop "a collaborative environment to support the development of students' understanding of what high quality collaborative knowledge building entails and how to monitor and regulate it," Borge and Carolyn Rose, an associate professor at CMU, will build an online space where students can store media such as videos, documents, links, and more. The system will then interpret what students are posting "and will evaluate their ability to plan, build on ideas, evaluate ideas, and make progress."
Based on those results, students will receive prompts through chat to encourage such things as thinking more deeply or trying different strategies. Instructors will also be able to turn features on and off to see how teams interact.
"The goal is to develop a system that can be used to support collaborative learning in any educational context," Borge said, in a news release. "This poses many challenges, but we are confident that our team can come up with innovative solutions.
The grant is the first major award for Penn State's Center for Online Innovation in Learning (COIL). COIL was launched in "2012 to support faculty research on inventing, implementing, and investigating new ways to use technology to improve online education," according to information released by the school.
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Panthers ink first-round pick Lotulelei
Charlotte, NC – The Carolina Panthers have signed defensive tackle Star Lotulelei, the club's first-round pick in the 2013 NFL Draft.
Lotulelei was selected with the 14th overall pick of last month's draft after a stellar career at Utah. He was a first-team All-America as a senior in 2012 after posting a team-high 11 tackles for loss to go along with five sacks.
In 38 career games, including 28 starts, at Utah, he finished with 107 tackles, 22 1/2 tackles for loss and seven sacks with four forced fumbles and five fumble recoveries.
The Panthers also signed their fourth-round pick, guard Edmund Kugbila.
"Star gives us an impactful three-down defensive lineman and Edmund has a lot of natural ability and upside that we will work to develop," said Panthers general manager Dave Gettleman. "We look forward to seeing both players contribute to the team."
Kugbila played in 45 games with 32 starts at Division II Valdosta State.
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Mission Chapter Toastmasters Club Meeting
If you live in the Santa Barbara/Goleta area and are looking for a Toastmaster club to check out, we'd like to welcome you as our guest (no need to RSVP, just show up). Mission Chapter Toastmasters has been helping individuals become better communicators and leaders since 1979. The club is open to the community. We meet every Tuesday at the Salvation Army 4849 Hollister Avenue in Goleta from 5:50pm to 7:20pm. We invite you to look around our club website for more information.
About Toastmasters International
Toastmasters International is a nonprofit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of meeting locations. Headquartered in Rancho Santa Margarita, California, the organization's membership exceeds 292,000 in more than 14,350 clubs in 122 countries. Since 1924, Toastmasters International has helped people of all backgrounds become more confident in front of an audience. For information about local Toastmasters clubs, please visit www.toastmasters.org. Follow @Toastmasters on Twitter.
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Great news, people with weak stomachs! With Rick Santorum surging and frothing all over the polls and Americans wasting unprecedented amounts of brain energy to wipe the internet definition of "Santorum" from their brains, a new immature yet awesome poop-related neologism has been made out of the name of a Republican candidate.
According to the website SpreadingRomney.com, to "Romney" means "To defecate in terror." Use it as a verb, as in, "When I saw the Santorum, I Romneyed in my pants."
The definition comes from a now-famous incident when Mitt Romney strapped the family dog to the roof of the car on a road trip to Canada. The dog was so terrified that it shat all over the car. This incident proves that, Mitt Romney is a slightly more sadistic and much more powerful version of Duck from Mad Men, and now he's got a Google problem of his own.
SpreadingRomney is currently the third highest result when Googling "Romney." With a little help, a lot of links, it can be pushed up to number one. If you want to do something anti-Romney on the internet but Googlebombing isn't your bag, you can always join Dogs Against Romney on Facebook.
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Fernando Alonso says the latest breed of Formula One cars are too ugly for the pinnacle of motorsport.
New regulations regarding the height of the tip of the nose has spawned a variety of awkward-looking solutions up and down the grid. Alonso's Ferrari F14 T features a significant bump in the nose and the two-time champion said there was no ignoring the fact the new cars do not look as good as they used to.
"They are uglier," Alonso said in an interview with CNN. "I think we have to be honest with our fans and ourselves first of all. They are not good enough because people look to Formula One for excellence of motorsport, of aerodynamics, excellence of performance and technology. And when you see those front parts of the car, it doesn't look like all the things I said.
"I think we will find different solutions. The engineers are clever enough to make the car fast and also beautiful."
Alonso will go up against Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari this year and said he would have to be at the top of his game to come out on top.
"I think he's very talented so that is a huge help and a huge motivation for myself, first, and also for the team," he said. "The team knows it has to deliver a good car because Kimi will deliver a good result and, myself, I know that I need to deliver at my best. If not, I will not be able to be in front of Kimi. So that is only a good and positive news for Ferrari."


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CentOS Powers New Appliance
The market for CentOS Linux-based appliances continues growing, thanks in part to a new network-monitoring virtual appliance from GroundWork and commercial support services from OpenLogic.
This week, open source network monitoring vendor GroundWork announced its new GroundWork Monitor Enterprise Quickstart Virtual Appliance based on CentOS and including commercial support from OpenLogic. The move marks the first time that OpenLogic has done an appliance support contract for CentOS, which could potentially lead to further growth in the CentOS installed base.
"Most companies coming to us for support are enterprises that are using CentOS or want to migrate to CentOS," Kim Weins, senior vice president of marketing at OpenLogic, told InternetNews.com.
While the commercial support for the GroundWork Monitor appliance deployment on CentOS is new, CentOS is no stranger to GroundWork users.
"The CentOS Linux platform is extremely popular with small and medium-sized GWOS [GroundWork open source] users, accounting for 46 percent of our installations," Simon Bennett, senior director of product management at GWOS, said in a statement. "This solution enables pragmatic CentOS users to expand their monitoring capabilities with the knowledge that the combined GWOS and OpenLogic support teams are available to cover the complete software stack."
In terms of how the Groundwork appliance was built, Weins noted that GroundWork uses BitRock for that service. OpenLogic's Weins explained that the way the partnership will work with Groundwork on support is that GroundWork will provide the first-line support, with OpenLogic providing backstop support on CentOS when needed.
"We have both paid OpenLogic staffers with CentOS expertise as well as partners," Weins said. "We have been interacting with customers, and in one case, we worked with the community to resolve a bug in CentOS."
While CentOS offers users with an alternative to Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat has not seen CentOS as a rival. When OpenLogic launched its CentOS support offering last year, Red Hat told InternetNews.com that they weren't actively chasing users of CentOS. Rather Red Hat sees the overall value that it offers to its subscribers with updates and support as being a differentiator.
For OpenLogic, there are still some challenges ahead in growing their CentOS support business.
"We have seen a lot of interest in CentOS, however we are still relatively early in the life of this offering," Weins said. " The biggest challenge in companies using CentOS is the need to ensure that their other software running on CentOS will continue to work and be supported. We are looking at several initiatives to address this issue."
Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com, the news service of Internet.com, the network for technology professionals.


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The classic game and toy Bop It! is now available on the iPad! In case you don't remember, in this game, you are given commands that are associated with specific objects (such as Bop It, Twist It, and Pull It) and you must correctly complete them.
I love Bop It! I would spend hours and hours playing it as a kid, both by myself and in groups. I'll never forget the time when we had a group of about 20 kids playing "Pass It". Good times, indeed. It may not be the same, but playing Bop It! on the iPad brings back those memories and is quite a lot of fun.
BOP IT! You have to try it. Get the hit action-reaction Hasbro game on your iPad. Just listen for the commands and get ready to respond – FAST! Go solo or team up with friends in All Play mode (only with iPad) and go for the highest score you can get. Plus, with HD-quality graphics, you'll enjoy some real visual pop while you bop!
- It's easy to Bop It on iPad - Making moves is totally intuitive on iPad. Use the simple Multi-Touch display controls or do an X-MOVE with the Accelerometer to Bop It! Twist It! Pull It! And more! In every mode, just listen for the BOP IT! commands and respond to them quickly before time runs out. It's super easy to play – and crazy addictive fun!
- Play it solo in 4 challenging modes - Bop, twist and pull in Classic mode. Take on one "Bopject" at a time in Basic mode. Manage up to 6 objects on screen at once in Extreme mode. Go for the super speed challenge in Blitz mode and see how quickly you can get to 20 correct moves. Don't forget to show off your scores with Facebook friends, too!
- Play it with friends - It's best to Bop It! with your friends! Play with an infinite number of people in Pass It Basic. Match up against a single friend in Head 2 Head action or take turns with up to 10 players to see who's fastest in the Blitz Challenge. Or jump in to the iPad exclusive All Play mode with 4 friends and see how high you can score as a group. With so many ways to play, the Bop just won't stop!
- Go way beyond bopping - Think you've really got with it takes? Unlock new "Bopjects" that require all kinds of moves. SPIN IT! FLICK IT! CRANK IT! And more!
Because we think Bop It! is just so great, TiPb is gifting copies of Bop It! for iPad to 5 lucky readers! For a chance to win, think back to the original game and try to remember the largest group of people you had in a single "Pass It!" match. Let us know in the comments below!
Bop It! is available on the iPad for $2.99.
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This teapot was made in Staffordshire, England, the source of much of the china and other pottery sold in the United States before the Civil War. It was decorated with a process known as transfer printing, which allowed the mass production of pottery with more elaborate decoration on it. Less expensive than hand-decorated pottery, these products were widely sold in the United States, mostly to the middle class. The decoration of this pot is typical. Three people are dressed in a way that was vaguely intended to evoke Asia and stand amid ruins that have classically European columns. In the background, mountains drawn in a way that imitates classically Chinese forms, but at their base are sturdy English-style homes. A dog and goat suggest a pastoral setting, but they stand on the large stone blocks of a waterfront. Overall, the scene was created to hint that this teapot was decorated in China, a far more expensive origin than it actually had.
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About head coach Kevin Langan : Langan was named the head coach of UNC Charlotte in January, and he has been a member of the 49ers coaching staff for the past three seasons in addition to coaching Charlotte Soccer Academy. Before moving to Charlotte, Langan spent four years as the head boys' coach of the Classics Elite Soccer Academy in San Antonio, Texas. He also coached the Classics Elite Soccer Academy's U-18 Development Academy team in 2008. Langan represented Great Britain at two World University Games – 2001 in Beijing, and then captaining the team in Daegu, South Korea, in 2003. He was also selected to play for the England National Futsal Team on a Tour of Portugal in 2003. In England, Langan played professionally with Bristol City FC for six seasons, making his debut as an 18-year-old.
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