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- nono "N.N." - Don't want to be dramatic, but this stuff has changed my confidence!So i waited a while before writing a post, but I have to say I am very happy with this product.
I have always struggled with breath issues, but was able to control it with obsessive levels of oral hygiene, which included brushing multiple times a day, always carrying mints and gum. God forbid I was caught without gum or mints, I would be really self conscious. Most recently things got worse. Gum and mints made my breath worse, Listerine made my breath worse. I would brush my teeth and floss and it was like I had done nothing. My morning breath was also really bad. My hubby who is the kind of person that never gets bad breath told me I smelled like I was rotting from the inside. I started to get depressed and self conscious, so I started researching. I spoke to a friend who is a nutritional scientist and did a major overhaul. I took digestive enzymes, and intestinal probiotics she suggested to help be produce more saliva and digest my food better. That helped a little, and provided comfort after eating, but I still wasn't feeling as fresh as I wanted.
Finally, I found Dr. Katz's stuff. I did the oral probiotics starter pack and the mouthwash. At first I thought the stuff was just okay, but I stuck with it. A couple of weeks in, it's like a miracle. My morning breath is gone, and my breath is neutral...it smells like nothing, which is what I always wanted! I don't gargle as much as prescribed, I use enough to coat my mouth. I do like combining it with the toothpaste that was provided in the probiotic starter pack, but it was small. I found Arm and Hammer has a very similar toothpaste for much cheaper. My routine is to brush with A&H Hydrogem Peroxide and Baking Soda paste, and rinse out the paste with this mouthwash. I am just so happy that I don't have to be so self conscious anymore. The probiotics say you may have to use them again, but I will wait and see. I also have some oral probiotic tablets from NOW that hold me over and taste like Strawberry.
I experienced no aftertaste, in fact it is nearly tasteless. I prefer this as it does not burn like Listerine. I say give it a try, and give it several weeks before making a verdict. It took me a couple of weeks for my mouth to neutralize. I have to say my breath smells/tastes so good right now that I almost feel like i don't need it, but I don't want to take the risk. Definitely give it a try if you are like I was and at a loss with traditional oral care products. - Tom Burger - Bought it for a friendThe author thoroughly revises this book every year to account for the ever evolving methods of companies finding good candidates and the development of new tools for finding a new job or modifying one's career. My friend tends to shun advice and help, but in a weak moment, and with nothing else at hand for her to read, she picked it up almost a month after delivery. I just got a call with those wonderful words we all love to hear, "Your were right and I was wrong." Of course the acid test will be to see if she works the exercises and actually discovers a more rewarding line of work, or at least finds a more rewarding role in the work she currently does, which is medical billing. My advice to everyone else? Don't get into medical billing.
- pasque - Great "Binder" in WI last nightThere was a great and thoughtful "Binder of Women", all Democrats, who debated the political issues of the swing state of Wisconsin in the town of Deforest last night. They knew the issues well and had obviously prepared thoroughly for this responsibility. We appreciate their superb efforts.... done on a shoe string, often personal budget. "Go Badger Binders"
- John S. Harris "The Voice of Reason" - Big in scope yet still intimateSaw this concert film in its theatrical release on October 26, 2011.
For guys pushing 60, the boys in Rush have the enthusiasm and stage energy of guys half their age. Their enthusiasm is infectious, with the band and the audience feeding off each other.
This is a remarkably high-energy show, and the numerous cuts to the crowd show fans of all ages obviously having a wonderful time (as evidenced by the near-constant smiles on their faces). For such a large arena show, it feels surprisingly intimate.
The band mines the depths of their extensive catalog with the setlist, including the title track from the album "Presto", and pull a suprising amount of energy out of "Marathon" from the album "Power Windows". I don't think they did any songs from "Grace Under Pressure", but IIRC they may have hit almost every album from "2112" forward, plus "Working Man" as the final encore.
In both the concept videos and the live show the band plays around with the arrangements of a few of their best-known songs: listen up for brief polka, disco, and country arrangements of "The Spirit of Radio", among other treats.
The lighting rig above the stage resembled spider legs at times. It looked expensive and elaborate, but for all its mobility I didn't notice a marked visual impact on the stage or show itself.
The cameras capture the three performers having a great time playing jovially alongside each other, and even a few instances where they appear to engage individual members of the audience for a moment and a laugh. I can't recall ever seeing another band enjoy their time onstage together as much as Rush does, and they've been at it for nearly 40 years (current line-up).
Neil's drum solo occurs about midway through the second half of the show, and despite some slight inconsistency in the rhythm of his hi-hats (an observation, not a criticism) he delivers on the promise of his reputation as one of rock's finest drummers. He once again ends with a nod to the Big Band era.
Geddy's bass work still impresses: his improvisational "fills" sound intricate and effortless at the same time. Too bad his vocals get a little buried in the sound mix (unless that was due to limitations of the movie theater's sound system).
With the concept videos, the concert runs darn close to 3 hours -- but never drags for even a moment. The DVD and Blu-ray feature some additional concept video footage and some archival concert footage from the 1970's.
Highly recommended viewing, even if you can't watch it on a 30 foot-high screen like I did. - Nokaoi - Great Binder for Collecting Loose Women!Avery Durable View Binder with 2 Inch EZ-Turn Ring, White, 1 Binder (17032)Loose women will be lured to this binder by the references to "E-Z Rings" and the ability to "lie flat." But guys should note that the durable structure will keep their collection securely bound for "future reference"!