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Monday, February 26, 2018

Welcome to Laps for Muscular Dystrophy!

Join Racers & Teams donating $1 for every lap they lead, racing to have a positive impact on families affected by Muscular Dystrophy.

Benefiting Muscular Dystrophy Canada & the Muscular Dystrophy Association in the USA.

The reality for those living with Muscular Dystrophy is that one day they may lose the ability to do things we all take for granted – simple tasks such as getting out of bed, brushing your teeth, hugging a love one, climbing stairs, walking and even the ability to breathe can all be affected by Muscular Dystrophy.

Best of all you can join us in making a difference today!

As the funds you raise help to cover the costs of much needed equipment such as wheelchairs & other mobility aids that make the lives of those affected so much easier. Funds also support research efforts into finding treatments and hopefully one day a cure for all forms of Muscular Dystrophy.

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Monday, October 9, 2017

Laps for Muscular Dystrophy Supporters

Martin Barkey IMSA
Martin Barkey races in the IMSA GS Racing Series driving the MBRP Exhaust GT4 Ford Mustang. We are so excited to be working with Martin to help enhance the lives of over 50,000 Canadians living with Muscular Dystrophy. We encourage you to visit Martin online at and to give him a follow him on Instagram at @martinbarkey
Canada's Best Racing Team - NASCAR Pinty's Series
Canada's Best Racing Team who races in the Nascar Pinty's Series is a long-time supporter of Laps4MD. CBRT also races in the Trans Am Road Racing Series. We encourage you to visit Canada’s Best Racing Team online at as well as on Facebook at CBRTinc & on Twitter at @CBRTeams today!
Gary Klutt NASCAR Pinty's Series
After winning Rookie of the Year in 2015 Gary Klutt is excited to compete in his second full season with Pioneer Family Pools as his primary sponsor. We would like to encourage you learn more by visiting Gary online at and on Facebook at Gary Klutt. You can also join him on Twitter at @GaryKlutt

Cayden Lapcevich
Cayden Lapcevich - 2016 NASCAR Pinty's Series Champion & the 2016 NASCAR Pinty's Series Rookie of the Year. Cayden is a proud supporter of Laps4MD and we are so happy to have his support. Please Follow Cayden on Twitter @CaydenLapcevich and on Facebook by (Clicking Here) Today!

Brian Kleeman - Trans Am Series
Brian Kleeman is a professional road racer currently driving the #07 Ford Performance Mustang Boss 302 in the Trans Am Series. Brian also raced in the Pirelli World Challenge Series and IMSA CTSCC series with Nissan Motorsport. Follow Brian on Instagram @ScreaminKleeman and Facebook @BrianKleeman or visit his website at

Ben Young - Canadian Superbike Championship
Ben Young will be supporting Laps 4 MD in 2018 racing in the Canadian Superbike Championship piloting a BMW Motorrad Canada S1000RR Superbike. Young says; “Its an honour to help support Laps 4 MD and their efforts to help make a difference in the lives of over 50,000 Canadians affected by neuromuscular disorders.” We invite you to join Ben on Twitter at @Benyoung_86 and on Facebook by (Clicking Here)

Tomas Casas - Canadian Superbike Championship
Tomas Casas is a professional motorcycle racer in the Canadian Superbike Championship. An accomplished racer who was named the 2015 Pro Rookie of the year. We are so excited to add Tomas as a supporter of Laps4MD. You can follow him on Twitter at @TomasCasasRacin & on Facebook at TomasCasasRacing

Valerie Chiasson - Porsche GT3 Cup Canada
Valerie Chiasson is a dedicated business woman, when she's not travelling the globe fulfilling her own business and racing commitments you'll find Valerie in Mont-Tremblant, Qc, Canada at home next to a wonderful race track! With a successful career touching every sphere of the motorsport world, from karting to GT and prototype, Valérie has made history as the first female driver to climb on the podium of the Canadian Grand Prix. She is a respected and much-liked person in the crazy, dynamic world of racing. To learn more please visit Valerie at as well as on FacebookTwitter & Instagram today! Photo by Lambert Production

Matt Garwood - Challenge Cup Series
Matt Garwood currently competes in the Formula Vee Challenge Cup Series with his Matt Garwood Racing #31 FV. In 2012 Matt won Rookie of the Year honors and in 2015 took home his first drivers Championship. Matt followed that up with another impressive 2016 Championship, a season filled with multiple races won and laps led. We are so excited to have Matt supporting Laps 4 MD again in 2018. Matt says; "It is a honour to support and represent Laps4MD throughout the conclusion of this year and in to the 2018 racing season. Laps4MD has been helping people with Muscular Dystrophy and I am thrilled to lend a hand" We would like to encourage you to learn more by visiting Matt online at and like his page on Facebook at Matt Garwood Racing You can also join him on Twitter at @mattgarwood31
Rob Murray - Challenge Cup Series
Rob Murray currently races in the Challenge Cup Series which is a Canadian/American Formula Vee race series. Rob says: "I am proud to support a cause that helps so many Canadians living with Muscular Dystrophy while enjoying my passion for racing." Please follow Rob at @Racinrob98 and on facebook on the team RBM Motorsports page by (Clicking Here)
Rob Murray - Ontario Legends Series
Rob Murray also supports Laps4MD in the Ontario Legends Series. We are so thankful for his support of 50,000 Canadian's with Muscular Dystrophy.
Taylor Thring - Mini Stock
Taylor Thring
, races the #55 Mini Stock out of Flamboro Speedway. 2016 was her first rookie season in the division. Prior to this year, Taylor raced Go-Karts for the Waterloo Regional Kart Club for 7 years. Taylor says; "I am so excited and honored to support Laps4MD. I look forward to help making a difference for those who are affected." Please join Thring Motorsports on Facebook by (Clicking Here)
Angevaare Motorsports - Time Attack
Angevaare Motorsports is a father-son amateur race team from Peterborough Ontario. Brad Angevaare, is the driver of a supercharged Mazda Miata will be competing in multiple Time Attack series this upcoming season. These race series include CSCS, Miata Cup Challenge, and Ontario Time Attack. Follow the Angevaare Motorsports journey by liking their page on Facebook or following them at @angevaaremotorsports on Instagram.
Shelby Mills - Brighton Speedway
Shelby Mills races out of Brighton Speedway located in Brighton Ontario, Canada. She is excited to have the opportunity to support Laps 4 MD. She says; "As a nursing student, and now as a nurse I wanted to incorporate that part of me into my racing. Supporting Laps4MD allows me to continue to participate in the sport I love but also help people and raise awareness for a great cause." We are so thankful for Shelby's support. We encourage you to follow Shelby Mills Racing on Twitter at @Shelbs78 and on Facebook at Dirty Fast Racing today! Photo by Rod Henderson
Treyten Lapcevich - APC United Late Model Series
Treyten Lapcevich started racing quarter midgets at 4 1/2 years old & had countless feature victories along with 4 QMA National Grand feature wins. At 10 he made a few starts in a mini stock at the end of the season. The next season he ran his first full year in a mini stock at Sunset Speedway. With 4 feature victories, became the youngest champion ever at Sunset Speedway and in Ontario. At 12 he ran his first full season in a Super Stock at Sunset. At the end of the season he had accumulated 2 feature wins and finished third in points along with scoring rookie of the year. He was also the fast qualifier at Sunsets Velocity and Peterborough's Autumn Colours Classic. This year will be his first year in the APC Pro Late Model Series! We are so excited to have Treyten supporting Laps4MD in 2017. Join Treyten on Facebook by (Clicking Here) & please give him a follow on Twitter @TreytenL
Kyle Lockrow
Kyle Lockrow, has competed in ASA Cars, INEX Legends Cars, NASCAR Late Models, ChampCar Endurance Racing, & tested ARCA Racing Series Cars over the course of his career. With the support of family & friends, Kyle is hoping for great things in his future. Already Kyle has racked up 3 Top-5 Finishes; 8 Top-10 Finishes; 1 Pole Position. He was also 18th Fastest out of 60 Cars at 2014 ARCA Racing Series Daytona Annual Pre-Season Test in December 2014. As well as Finishing 5th in the Garden State Classic Late Model Event in June 2014. Even Finishing 10th in the INEX National Qualifier in June 2014. Be sure to    and follow Kyle on Twitter @KLockrow on Instagram kyle_lockrow & Facebook at Kyle Lockrow Racing
Kevin Parlett - Global Time Attack Pro Series
Kevin Parlett is the driver of the #44 BC Racing Infiniti G35 in the Global Time Attack Pro Series. Kevin has been racing his entire life and recently crew chief in the Pirelli World Challenge Series. For more information visit or follow him on social media @kparlettracing
Marc Dillmore - Global Time Attack
Marc Dillmore is 43 years old and lives in Phoenix Arizona. Marc says; “I've been driving with NASA for two years and just started racing with Global Time Attack this year. I have LGMD2I. It's been a dream of mine to race for more than 30 years. It wasn't until I was misdiagnosed with ALS that I decided that I'd better start doing things I want like racing. Fortunately for me it wasn't ALS. nevertheless, LGMD2I is still taking my body from me but I refuse to give up. I believe that a life without cause is a life without effect and so giving what we can to help others is extremely important. I look forward to being a part of Laps4MD.”
Wally Wilson - OSCAAR Pro Midget & OSCAAR Modified
Wally Wilson has raced in many series including participating in the Canadian Rookie Karting Championship at Erbsville Kartways for 7 seasons, along with Goodwood Kartways for 2 seasons. That is 9 season in karting with around 95 wins, most of which he started on pole and led all 15 laps of the race. Wally now races OSCAAR Midgets and this will be his second season with the series. He says; "This season I am committed to win my first championship in any series, obviously to do that I need to lead a lot of laps, which is why I believe partnering with Laps 4 MD make a lot of sense this season." We look forward to working with Wally and encourage you to join him on Twitter @WallyWilson69 on Facebook by (Clicking Here)
Erica Thiering - Nascar Whelen All American Series
Erica Thiering is a race car driver from the Province of Alberta and will also be supporting Laps 4 MD. Erica is a Six-time NASCAR Whelen All American Series champion. We are so happy to have Erica join in support of Laps 4 MD. Please give her a quick follow on Twitter at @EThiering and on Facebook at Erica Thiering Racing
Jessica Bacon - Drag Racing
Just one year after becoming a drag racer in 1997, Jessica Bacon won an NHRA Wally at the 1998 Jr. Nationals at Indy. She has continued her success as a drag racer, winning many large events across the northeast. Since receiving her Top Dragster licence in 2002, Jessica has teamed up with her father, Brett, to compete at local events.  As a hands-on father-daughter team, the Bennett-Bacon racing team prides themselves on their many best engineered awards they have received throughout the years, as well as the multiple championships and events they have won.  They have recently upgraded their race car to run in the Top Dragster class and are looking forward to the winner's circle next season. In honor of her brother who was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy many years ago, Jessica has volunteered to donate for every round the Bennett-Bacon Father-Daughter Race Team wins! Follow Jessica at @BBRacing188
Grant Brown - Elko Speedway
Grant Brown races in the Big 8 series based in the Midwestern US, but mainly runs at Elko Speedway in Elko, Minnesota. He began racing at age 5, now fifteen years old he is an accomplished racer. Winning a championship in 2012 in a bandolero, 2015 in the Powerstock division, and the 2015 NASCAR Whelen All American Series Division IV Championship. He is also a 2 time UNOH Youth Achievement Award winner and has received scholarships to UNOH due to winning the award. We are so happy to add Grant to our list of supporters. Give Grant a follow on Twitter @RealDeal14B Photo by December Orpen Photography
Kyle Tasker - Pro Late Model
Kyle Tasker races in the Pro Late Model class at Brighton Speedway. Kyle is a professional racing driver from Ontario, Canada determined to move up through the ranks of North American auto racing. Kyle makes a great addition to the growing list of Laps 4 MD supporters due to his passion for racing. Make sure and Follow Kyle's journey on Facebook at KyleTaskerMotorsports & on Twitter @Kyle_Tasker You can also visit him online at
Karkoulas Sisters Racing-KSR - CSRA Snowcross Series
Karkoulas Sisters Racing-KSR is an all-female snowcross team of 3 sisters competing in the CSRA snowcross series! We are so excited to have their support and can't wait to follow along with their career. Please join them on Facebook by (Clicking Here) on Twitter, Instagram and online at to learn more!
Connor James
Connor James is 20 years old from Bradford, Ontario. He is the driver of the #4 OSCAAR modified and the #4 Lucas Oil Sportsman Cup series which he won Rookie of the year in, in 2017. Connor says; “RJR and I are looking forward to supporting Laps4MD starting in 2018. We are honoured to be on board to try and help make a difference for those living with Muscular Dystrophy.” You can follow Connor on Instagram at @connorjamess4 today.
Riley Raynard - Estevan Motor Speedway
Riley Raynard has been racing since he was 14 at his hometown track is Estevan Motor Speedway in Estevan Saskatchewan, Canada. He was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy at the age of 4, despite this Riley has continue to pursue his dreams. In 2014, he won 4 feature races along with the "2014 Ken Schrader Real Racer" award. As someone living with MD Riley says; "It means everything to me to help raise more awareness for this disease and I am happy to represent people that have MD." We invite you to join Riley Raynard Racing on Facebook by Clicking Here
Leevi Runge - Estevan Motor Speedway
Leevi Runge has been racing for over 5 years, in 2012 was named the rookie of the year scoring 2 feature wins and track runner up in 2014. He is also a friend of fellow Laps 4 MD supporter Riley Raynard and ever since Riley's diagnosis of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy he has always tried to help him out any way he can. Most of all he wants to be there as his best friend. Leevi says; "I aim to support Laps 4 MD for my friend and for everyone affected by Muscular Dystrophy." You can join Leevi on Facebook at Doc Jr Racing at
Elliot Racing
Elliot Racing based in Enfield, Nova Scotia and fields a 1970 Ford Cortina which he started road racing in 1971. Gerald Elliot has been involved in Motorsports for close to 50 years. Elliot Racing consists of Gerald and his son Mark who took over driving duties from his father many years ago. It is great to add Elliot Racing as a supporter of Laps 4 MD especially since Gerald is living with Becker’s Muscular Dystrophy. His motto is; “It may slow me down but won't stop me." He also says; “Motorsports is what gives me a reason to get up in the morning and keep on trucking.” We encourage you to visit Elliot Racing by (Clicking Here) where you can also learn more about their vintage Ford Cortina GT-2 race car.
Ryan Thompson - Sportsman Class
Ryan Thompson races the #33 Camaro in the sportsman class at Wyant Group Raceway in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.  Ryan placed 6th overall in the 2016 season and secured his first feature win. "It's a true honour to help support Laps 4 MD any way I can. We have so many people who help the team and I want to give back any way we can." Ryan said. Please follow Ryan on Facebook by (Clicking Here) on Twitter @ElementsRacing and Instagram @elements_racing33

Johnny Paradzinski - Mini Stock
Johnny Paradzinski has been racing for a year and is from Alliston, Ontario. His home track is Sunset Speedway. His achievements in 2016 include – Sunset Speedway Mini Champion, Mighty Mini Rookie of the Year, Most Checkered flags, NASCAR division 4 Track Champion & NASCAR Division 4 10th overall. Please join him on Facebook by (Clicking Here)
Brittney Gresel - Late Model
Brittney Gresel is the driver of the Sauble Falls Racing #81 Limited Late Model race car. We are so happy to add Brittney to the list of racers supporting Laps4MD. Brittney says she is excited to be supporting such a great cause. Please follow her on twitter at @BGres81 and on Facebook by (Clicking Here)
DJ Casey - Maritime Parts for Trucks ProStock Tour
DJ Casey of Casey Racing is a Professional Race driver from Nova Scotia who participates in the Maritime ProStock Tour. We look forward to working with DJ and we are so thankful for his support. Please follow him on Twitter at @Casey_Racing and on Facebook by Clicking Here
Dallas Rice -  IMCA Modified
Dallas Rice started racing in 2006 after his dad retired from racing. That year he had just graduated high school and raced IMCA hobby stocks for 4 years. He had multiple feature wins and two runner up positions in the championship. In 2010 bought an IMCA modified which is the class he currently races in. Dallas races in Minot & Mandan North Dakota. He also races in Jamestown during the Dakota classic modified tour. He wanted to become involve in supporting Laps 4 MD when he saw Riley posted about it. Also, his girl friend niece Kenzie is affected by MD and he has always wanted to help out in some way. You can follow Dallas on Facebook by clicking here
Riley Emmel - Estevan Motor Speedway
Riley Emmel started racing when he was 14 in a modified at the Estevan Motor Speedway in Saskatchewan. He won his first A-main when he was 17 in Estevan. He also did a lot of racing in Iowa and also raced a midget for a year in Indiana and also raced in the Chili Bowl in 2013 with Keith Kunk Motorsports. Riley wanted to join in support of Laps 4 MD since Riley Raynard is one of his good friends who he sees at the race track every race weekend.

CTech Motorsport - The Online Racing Association (TORA)
CTech Motorsport are a sim race team that compete in many online racing championships. CTech Motorsport was originally founded in 2012 & competed in various iRacing championships before becoming part of the TORA network. Currently CTech Motorsport consists of seven members with plans to grow the virtual team in the future. CTech Motorsport currently run under the title of Virtual Pirtek Racing (VPR) To reflect being officially sponsored & supported by Pirtek UK / Pirtek Racing. Join them on Facebook & Twitter and at
Adam Leslie - DIRTCar Sportsman Division
Adam Leslie, from Port Colborne Ontario races weekly at Humberstone Speedway in the DIRTCar Sportsman division. Adams is going into his tenth season of racing. Make sure and join him on Facebook at and on Instagram & Twitter at @adamleslie15

Blair Wickett - Pro Late Model
Blair Wickett currently races Pro Late Models at Flamboro speedway. Please give him a like on Facebook at today!

Loshak Racing - Trans Am Series
LoshakRacing will be joining in support of Laps for Muscular Dystrophy again in 2018 in the Trans Am Racing Series season. We are so excited to add Lawrence Loshak of Loshak Racing to our list of supporters and look forward to working together in support of those affected by Muscular Dystrophy. Make sure and join Loshak Racing on Facebook by (Clicking Here) today!

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Hemangioma is the most common type of vascular anomaly (birthmark). It is a benign (noncancerous) tumor of the cells, called endothelial cells, ...

Hemangioma is the most common type of vascular anomaly (birthmark). It is a benign (noncancerous) tumor of the cells, called endothelial cells, that normally line the blood vessels. In hemangiomas, the endothelial cells multiply at an abnormally rapid rate.
Infantile hemangiomas has a fairly predictable pattern of growth. Most appear during the first weeks of life and grow rapidly (called the proliferative phase) for 6 to 12 months. Then they begin a much slower process of shrinking, or regressing (called the involuting phase), which may take from one to about seven years. Finally, the tumor enters its final, shrunken state (called the involuted phase), after which it will never regrow. Tumor regression is complete in 50% of children by age 5 and in 70% of children by age 7. By the time a child reaches 10 to 12 years of age, involution of the tumor is always complete. Some residual fatty tissue or thin skin may remain after involution.
Rarely hemangioma begins in the womb and presents fully grown at birth, called a congenital hemangioma. There are two forms of congenital hemangioma:
1) rapidly invoulting congenital hemangioma (RICH)
2) non-involuting congenital hemangioma (NICH)
How common are hemangiomas?
Hemangiomas are the most common benign tumor in infants. Between 4% and 10% of Caucasian infants have at least one hemangioma.
Hemangiomas are three to five times more common in females (especially fair-skinned girls) than in males, and occur more frequently in Caucasian infants than in Asian infants. They are rare in African-American infants.
The incidence of hemangiomas may be as high as 25% in premature infants of a low birth weight (fewer than 1,000 grams). They are also more common in twins.

What causes hemangiomas?

Hemangiomas are not usually hereditary, although 10% of infants have a family history of these vascular birthmarks. No known food, medication, or activity during pregnancy can cause a hemangioma.
The search on the cause of infantile hemangioma is actively pursued at the Vascular Biopsy Laboratory at Children's Hospital Boston and Craniofacial Laboratory, Harvard School of Dental Medicine. The findings point to the cause as a mutation in a primitive cell destined to become an endothelial cell. This stem cell may originate in the fetus.

When do hemangiomas occur?

In about one-third of infants, hemangioma's first sign is noticed while the child is in the hospital nursery. The average age when hemangioma appears is two weeks, deep hemangiomas may not be noticed until three to four months. Hemangiomas never develop in an adult.

Where do hemangiomas occur?

Approximately 60% of hemangiomas occur in the head and neck area. About 25% occur in the trunk and 15% occur in the arms or legs. Most (about 80%) hemangiomas grow as a single tumor, while about 20% occur in multiple areas.
While hemangiomas often grow within the skin, they can also develop in virtually any internal organ, including the liver, gastrointestinal tract, and even the brain.

What do hemangiomas look like?

The appearance of a hemangioma depends on many factors, including whether it is superficial or deep; whether it is in the growing (proliferation), shrinking (involution), or shrunken (involuted) phase; and whether it is congenital or begin to grow after birth.
A tumor near the skin's surface is called a superficial hemangioma. It often looks like a raised bright red patch, sometimes with a textured surface (hence the once-commonly used term "strawberry hemangioma"). Veins radiating from the tumor may also be visible beneath the skin. As the hemangioma begins to or shrink, the red color fades. Usually, the last traces of color are gone by the time the child reaches age 7.
Hemangiomas that grow in the lower layers of the skin, called deep hemangiomas; they appear bruise-like or bluish or may not be visible at all. They are usually found at two to four months of age.
Congenital hemangiomas look different than the more common type that grows after birth. They are large at birth, round or oval and have a grayish cast with prominent veins and may be encircled by a pale halo.
Many parents find it reassuring to see before and after photographs of children who have had a hemangioma similar to their child's. This gives them an idea of what to expect at each stage of the tumor's development or from treatment.
Parents who view these images need to keep in mind that every child is unique, therefore their child's outcome may be different. The child's primary care physician or vascular anomalies specialist is the best source of information about what a particular child's outcome will most likely be.

Can hemangioma be prevented?

There are no ways to prevent hemangioma. Nothing the mother does or does not do prior to or during pregnancy plays any role in whether her child develops a hemangioma.

When should a vascular anomalies specialist be consulted?

Since the majority of hemangiomas are small and regress on their own without any treatment, leaving behind almost normal skin, it is usually not necessary for a child to be seen by a specialist in vascular anomalies. Nevertheless, the child should be followed by a primary care physician, who can monitor the lesion, provide support and reassurance, and contact a vascular anomalies specialist if the situation warrants.
There are exceptions. A child should be referred to a vascular anomalies specialist if the diagnosis is unclear or if the hemangioma is large, growing rapidly, or at risk of causing endangering or disfiguring complications.
A child who has multiple hemangiomas in the skin should also be evaluated by a vascular anomalies specialist, as this sometimes signifies that there is a hemangioma in an internal organ, such as the liver or gastrointestinal tract. These can be life-threatening and require treatment.

What are the possible complications of hemangiomas?

While complications are uncommon, they can occur in some children. Complications include ulceration (skin breakdown), which can bleed or become infected; obstruction of vital functions such as vision, hearing, or breathing; distortion of facial features; and, very rarely, internal bleeding or high output cardiac (heart) failure resulting from a hemangioma in an internal organ. Only about 1% of hemangiomas cause life-threatening complications.
About 5 percent to 10 percent of children with a hemangioma develop an ulcer, typically on the lip or the peri anal or genital region. An ulcer is usually effectively treated with topical antibiotics and frequent cleansing and dressings. Sometimes oral medications, laser treatment, or surgical removal may be necessary. Bleeding, which is rare, can usually be controlled by applying pressure to the area. An ulcer usually heals within a few weeks and does not recur. However, it may result in scarring that requires surgical correction.
Hemangiomas that obstruct an airway or interfere with vision, hearing, or eating require prompt treatment. An infant with a hemangioma in the upper eyelid, even a small one, should be immediately evaluated by a pediatric ophthalmologist (eye doctor), as these can permanently affect the child's vision.
Because of their size or location, some hemangiomas can cause distortion of facial features. To prevent permanent tissue damage and/or subsequent emotional trauma, drug treatment is given to slow the growth and shrink the tumor.

How are hemangiomas diagnosed?

Most hemangiomas are diagnosed by examining the child and correlating the physical findings with the child's medical history. An accurate diagnosis can be made in more than 90% of infants. It is essential that an accurate diagnosis be made because some vascular anomalies (birthmarks) look like a hemangioma but may, in fact, be a vascular malformation, or another type of vascualr tumor. A vascular malformation is different than a hemangioma and requires a different treatment approach.
If there is any uncertainty about whether a vascular lesion (birthmark) is a hemangioma or a vascular malformation, ultrasonography, a non-invasive diagnostic tool, usually provides a definitive answer. In some instances, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or rarely computed tomography (CT), which are also non-invasive radiological tests, may be necessary to make a diagnosis and determine the extent of the tumor.
If there is any suspicion of a malignancy (cancer), a biopsy should be performed. A biopsy involves removing a small section of tumor tissue for microscopic examination by a pathologist.

How are hemangiomas treated?

Most hemangiomas do not require any treatment (other than observation) because they go away on their own. Most hemangiomas disappear completely, leaving normal or slightly blemished skin. In some children, loose skin, discoloration, or tiny, dilated blood vessels (telangiectasias) may remain after the hemangioma has fully involuted. When this occurs, an operation or laser therapy will improve the child's appearance; usually treatment is undertaken before the child starts school.
Some hemangiomas do require intervention, either because they could be disfiguring or might endanger the child's normal functions or life. These include hemangiomas that are obstructing breathing or vision, and those that are ulcerated or bleed; or that distort facial features.
The usual treatment options for problematic hemangiomas include medications and/or operations. Medications include corticosteroid (given by injection directly into the tumor or taken orally every day) or, if corticosteroid is ineffective, other drugs can be given, such as intravenous vincristine or interferon (given daily by injection under the skin). Rarely, embolization, a procedure in which particles are injected into the blood vessels to stop the blood flow, is used to treat children with complications from a liver hemangioma or to stop bleeding that does not respond to medication.
Excision may be indicated for a well-localized hemangioma in the upper eyelid or obstructing the airway. An operation to remove a disfiguring hemangioma that is not fully involuted is sometimes recommended to spare a child emotional distress. The benefits of an early operation must be carefully weighed against the scarring, which occurs in all surgical procedures.
Laser therapy is not effective for treating hemangiomas and may, in fact, cause scarring. Pulsed-dye laser only lightens the surface color. CO2 laser is useful for removing hemangioma inside the child's airway. Laser therapy is effective for fading telangiectasias that often remain after an infantile hemangioma has involuted.

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Matthew 24:3 And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? And what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?

The word  world is the greek word Aion- meaning age. This word is best  understood as a period of time in history. It is like when we today refer to the Dark Ages. That was a period in time marked by ignorance, poverty, death, an religious domination. The disciples were not asking when is the world going to be  destroyed? No. What they were asking is this. When will you return and be king over the  nation of Israel and end  Gentile rulership.

Since childhood these men had been taught by the scribes that when the Messiah returns he would restore the nation of Israel. So, had the scribes been teaching propaganda? No. When Christ returns the second time, he will restore the nation of Israel  to a place of honor, and this present age will come to an end. The world will no longer be dominated by self-centered  politicians, godless dictators, ruthless tyrants. There will no longer be famine, and poverty. This age will end as we know it. This new age is referred to as the Millennium.

Man's history can best be placed into 4 categories.

  1. From creation until the flood
  2. From the flood until the millennium
  3. From the Millennium until New Heavens and New Earth
  4. From New Heavens and New Earth until Eternity

We are presently living in the second age. This age will end when Christ returns and sets up his kingdom in the Jerusalem.This new age will last 1000 years and wil be called the Millennium.

At the end of the Millennum, there will be a great war, all the ungodlly will gather together for one last fight against God, fire will rain from heaven, and the earth will be completely restructured, but this subject is for another time.


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Hold the Water

Governor Brown announced a State of Emergency in January 2014: California is experiencing the worst drought in recorded history. Fast forward to eight months later >>> We haven’t had nearly enough rain to impact the drought, and Angelinos are still using 122-129 gallons of water per day.

This past weekend at Nate’n Al Deli in Beverly Hills I was pleasantly surprised by a sign on our table that read “Doing Our Part. Due to the statewide water drought Nate’n Al is conserving water. We will gladly serve water upon request”. To be honest, that is the first sign I’ve seen at a restaurant since January, and I frequent restaurants throughout LA more often than I’d like to admit. While eating establishments are no longer allowed to serve water to customers unless requested (as of July 15th), most still drop off a glass of water at your table before you even have a chance to order a drink. Eating establishments that do serve water without it being requested run the risk of daily fines up to $600, but whose going to enforce that?

Yesterday morning, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) announced, in response this state of emergency, that their “Water Conservation Response Unit” has added 3 staff members and specially marked vehicles to patrol the City of LA for water waste. Prior to yesterday, they had a whooping 1 person designated to enforce water usage restrictions on a city of 4 million people. While I appreciate the effort, it’s a big joke to think that 4 people can patrol the entire City of Los Angeles to ensure everyone is obeying the new regulations. That is 1 officer to every 1 million residents! And sadly, most people don’t even know that a mandatory water conservation ordinance with water usage restrictions exists. If you didn’t know, (it’s not your fault) check them out here.

As a customer of LADWP myself, I haven’t received an email, a letter in the mail, or even an insert in my monthly bill mentioning the seriousness of the drought and/or the new restrictions set in place. Their website’s homepage doesn’t even feature information on the matter. So, as I said, if you didn’t know there were restrictions, and ways to decrease your water usage, it’s not your fault. In addition to adhering to the mandatory restrictions, you can also take a few easy steps to do your part during the drought.

1- Take shorter showers. Every minute of your shower uses 5 to 7 gallons of water, depending on the type of showerhead you have. In addition to shortening your shower by a few minutes, you can also purchase a water saving showerhead for less than $15 that only uses 2.5 gallons per minute.

2- Skip the car wash. This month, don’t wash your car. Instead of writing “Clean Me!” on the dirty back window, write “Drought!” I promise no one will judge you for conserving water.

3- Hold the water. When you’re out a restaurant, don’t order water if you aren’t going to drink it, and if your server tries to top you off after you’ve had one sip, tell them to hold the water! You can also let the restaurant manager know about the new mandatory restrictions requiring eating establishments to only serve water upon request.

4- Cash in your lawn. LADWP will pay you $3/square foot to remove your grass lawn and replace it with California native plants. Succulents are “in” now anyways, so you’ll look cool while you save money and our water!

5- Follow LA Waterkeeper. As you may know, Governor Brown recently passed a 7.5 billion dollar bond measure that, if approved by voters this fall, will expand the state’s reservoirs and improve water recycling and other conservation measures. Stay up to date with what state and local agencies are doing to prioritize conservation and water reuse and recycling by following LA Waterkeeper on social media and getting on our mailing list so you can receive important action alerts.

No one is going to slap you on the wrist if you don’t take these steps, and the likelihood that you will get fined or even warned is slim to none, but, I can guarantee that if we don’t start to change the way we think about water in Los Angeles, we will be in trouble fast.

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Gardeners Minds – Garden Lawns

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How We Think And Dream Of Our Garden Lawns

One of the best areas in a home where people want to relax is the garden; you always want your garden lawns to very clean and tidy.

gazeboA lot of homeowners even pout flower designs in their lawn garden as well as putting in a gazebo.

Homeowners find different ways to improve their own backyard because they want tit to look as elegant and comfortable as possible.

The garden is the place where the children of the family often play and this is where you usually hold special occasions. So it is very important that it is always looking delightful and striking.

Maintaining Your Garden

Maintaining your garden is a lot of work but for it to rally look nice then you must out a lot of effort into it. First of all you must always trim the grass.

This is very essential for the garden to look neat.

If your grass is always cut then the fresher looking it gets especially if it has water residue on it and the sun flashing its rays you will just smell a fresh scent coming from the grass.

You can use a manual lawn mower or if your budget permits you buy yourself a robotic lawn mower. Another important thing which is natural in gardens is the flowers in it. You have to always tend on the flower watering them everyday and keeping them looking healthy all the time.

The best way to keep you grass healthy is by watering it once a week.

Give it a god bathing rather than the occasional sprinkling of water. Give it a good bathing rather than the occasional sprinkling of water.

Garden Pests

Of course with the garden comes the unruly pests that you have to deal with here are some of the most common pests and how you can remove them.

garden pests

First of all are the worms.

These are the can be fond in a lot of gardens. They tend to destroy your grass crating havoc that can just ruin the lawn. Make sure you control it by getting insect control products. There is also what is called the brown patch.

This is like a circular brown area in your grass that if left unattended can grow into several feet in diameter.

This is some sort of fungus so if you detect that in your garden then you have that get products for fungus control.

These are just some of the pests but there are a lot more so if you encounter something odd in the garden make sure you have it checked right away before it spreads and ruins a lot more.

Enjoying the Outdoors

The garden lawns at home can be the key for your home to have a good and healthy environment outside.

With a beautiful garden lawn you will be more enticed to go out there and enjoy the environment. It will be more fun to play at gardens that look neat and you can relax outside and have a lot of bonding time with family and friends.

It takes a lot of responsibility to makes sure the lawn is always pleasing to the eye but the effort will be all worth it once you see how it keeps your family happy.

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Friday, July 13, 2007

Aye, Aye Captain

Ethan got to visit both sets of grandparents in the past two weeks. Last weekend we went to South Dakota for my class reunion. Ethan and Emery got to spend the weekend with Gramma and Grampa. They got a ride in Grampa's convertible and played on the slip and slide. On Saturday night they attended a block party hosted by a neighbor. The kids got to dance the 'hokey pokey' and the 'chicken dance". Ethan hung out with the 'DJ' and got him coffee. The block party had a tropical theme so Ethan and Grampa got to wear their hawiian shirts. The kids even attended Gramma and Grampa's church on Sunday. The church was serving a breakfast to raise money to fix the roof. We weren't expecting rolls, sausage, eggs, waffle sticks mega breakfast. I have a hard enough time staying awake in church on an empty stomach.

On Monday, Ethan went 'up north' to Bemiji to visit his MN Grandparents. Little Sister wanted to come too but we had to bring her home for soccer. Plus, she got to stay with Gramma two months ago for a week. On the first night Ethan called home to tell us that we forgot to pack his toothbrush and pajamas. Therefore, he got go shopping at Target for new ones. He picked out a travel toothbrush because he liked how short it was, and skull and bones pajamas because they were cool. I think he hopes we forget to pack things in the future so he can go shopping for new things. Things like socks, snacks, video games, legos, etc. Ethan also got a ride on Grampa's four wheeler and pontoon boat. Grampa even let Ethan captain the pontoon around the lake with Rosie as his first mate. Ethan got to see the loons with their baby on the lake too. He also got to see a lot of deer and an eagle. He was so busy, he only played his Gameboy twice for the whole week.

Emery and the rest of the family caught up with him on the following Friday. He took us all for a pontoon ride and Uncle Greg took both kids for a ride in his speed boat. I think Ethan had fun being at Gramma's house for a week without his little sister. Little Sister had fun being the center of attention at home for a week. They both said that they missed each other and were glad to be together again. Although, Emery did wait until day number four to ask where her brother was.

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How wonderful for your children to be within sensible visiting distance to their grandparents. Grandparents are so special.

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Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Tithing - Is it for Today?

We have been taught many false teachings and "doctrines of man", and there
were many things that they taught that were contrary to what the
Scriptures teach but 2 of the main ones were:

1. The Law was done away with
2. You must give your tithes(10% or more)
every Sunday to the church.

At one of the churches we went to they made it a big deal and at the end
 of every year they gave each person an envelope with a piece of paper showing how much
you gave and the date in which you gave it. However, it's an oxymoron to say that the
"Law" is done away with and yet at the same time say that you still have to give tithes
because the ONLY place that you find the command to give tithes is in the LAW!

Now, saying that, is the command of tithing still applicable today?
To find out, we have to ask ourselves this question:

Who were the tithes for in the first place?

To answer that question, let's look at the following Scripture references to find out.

Numbers 18:21-24
  “And see, I have given the children of Levi all the tithes in Yisra’el as an inheritance
 in return for the service which they are serving, the service of the Tent of Meeting.
22 “And let the children of Yisra’el no more come near the Tent of Meeting, lest they bear sin and die,
23 Because the Levites shall do the service of the Tent of Meeting, so they themselves bear their crookedness. A law forever, throughout your generations: that among
the children of Yisra’el they are to have no inheritance,
24 But the tithes of the children of Yisra’el, which they present as a contribution to YHVH,
 I have given to the Levites as an inheritance. That is why I have said to them,
‘Among the children of Yisra’el they have no inheritance.’ ”

All the tithes went to the Levites in return for the service that they did in the
Tabernacle because the Levites had no land inheritance. The Levites were to protect and
prevent the Children of Yisra'el from entering the Tent of Meeting(Tabernacle) so that
YHVH would not consume them because of their sin. The children of Yisra'el
were to provide for them through their tithes and offerings.

Deuteronomy 12:6-7, 17-19
 “And there you shall take your burnt offerings, and your offerings, and your tithes,
and the contributions of your hand, and your vowed offerings,
and your voluntary offerings, and the firstlings of your herd and of your flock.
7 “And there you shall eat before YHVH your Elohim, and shall rejoice in all
that you put your hand to, you and your households,
in which YHVH your Elohim has blessed you.
17 “You are not allowed to eat within your gates the tithe of your grain,
or of your new wine, or of your oil, or of the firstlings of your herd
or your flock, or of any of your offerings which you vow,
or of your voluntary offerings, or of the contribution of your hand.
18 “But eat them before YHVH your Elohim, in the place which YHVH your Elohim chooses,
you and your son and your daughter, and your male servant and your female servant,
and the Levite who is within your gates. And you shall rejoice before
 YHVH your Elohim in all that you put your hands to.
19  “Guard yourself that you do not forsake the Levite as long as you live in your land.

Most of the tithes and offerings were actually supposed to
be eaten by the household that offered it, not just the Levites.

Deuteronomy 14:22-27
“You shall tithe without fail all the yield of your grain that the field brings forth year by year.
23 “And you shall eat before YHVH your Elohim, in the place where He chooses
 to make His Name dwell, the tithe of your grain and your new wine
and your oil, and of the firstlings of your herds and your sheep,
so that you learn to fear YHVH your Elohim always.
24 “But when the way is too long for you, so that you are not able to bring the tithe,
or when the place where YHVH your Elohim chooses to put
His Name is too far from you, when YHVH your Elohim is blessing you,
25 Then you shall give it in silver, and shall take the silver in
your hand and go to the place which YHVH your Elohim chooses.
26 “And you shall use the silver for whatever your being desires: for cattle or sheep,
for wine or strong drink, for whatever your being desires. And you shall eat there
 before YHVH your Elohim, and you shall rejoice, you and your household.
27 “And do not forsake the Levites who is within your gates, for he has no part nor inheritance with you.

The tithe of the crops from every year were to be eaten by the household as well
as the Levites at the place that YHVH chose(Jerusalem) unless the household
 was too far away from there, in which case they would sell the crops,
go to the place that YHVH chose(Jerusalem) and use the money in whatever
way the household desired, as long as they remembered and rejoiced in YHVH
as well as remembered the Levites because they had no inheritance.

Deuteronomy 14:28-29
  “At the end of every third year you bring out all the tithe of
your increase of that year and store it up within your gates.
29 “And the Levite, because he has no portion nor inheritance with you,
and the sojourner and the fatherless and the widow who are within your gates,
shall come and eat and be satisfied, so that YHVH  your Elohim does
 bless you in all the work of your hand which you do.

 The tithe of every 3rd year was to be stored up in the gates
of the household specifically for the Levites, widows, strangers, and orphans.
If the household did this tithe, YHVH promised to bless the work of their hands in all that they did.

Deuteronomy 26:12-15

 “When you have completed tithing all the tithe of your increase in the third year,
which is the year of tithing, and have given it to the Levite, to the stranger,
to the fatherless, and to the widow, and they have eaten within your gates and have been satisfied,
13 Then you shall say before YHVH your Elohim, ‘I have put away the set-apart
portion from my house, and also have given it to the Levite, and to the stranger,
and to the fatherless, and to the widow, according to all Your command which
You have commanded me. I have not transgressed Your commands, nor have I forgotten.
14 ‘I have not eaten any of it when in mourning, nor have I removed any of it
 for any unclean use, nor given any of it for the dead. I have obeyed
 the voice of YHVH my Elohim, I have done according to all that You have commanded me.
15 ‘Look from Your set-apart dwelling place, from the heavens, and bless Your people Yisra’el
and the land which You have given us, as You swore to our fathers, “a land flowing with milk and honey.” ’

The year of tithing is every 3 years. The tithes in the 1st and 2nd year were to be eaten
by the household in addition to the Levites. HOWEVER in the 3rd year the tithe
was only for the Levites, strangers, widows, and orphans and not for the household.
If the household gave this tithe without fail and didn't take any of it for
themselves for any reason, then YHVH promised that
He would bless the land which He would give them (the Land of Israel).

Now that we know to whom the tithes were for, we have to again ask ourselves the original question:

Is the command of tithing still applicable today?

To find this out, I would like to show you a great ministry called 119 Ministries.
They have made a BUNCH of amazing free video teachings that will blow your
mind away and will make you test what you believe(plus, they live in Costa Rica too!).
A new video teaching that they recently came out with has to do with this exact topic
and will answer through Scripture just weather or not tithing is still for us today.
It's only 40 minutes long, or less time then watching your favorite
 football or basketball team and not much longer than your favorite
TV show, plus it is chock full of Scriptural insight and knowledge on this topic.

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Now, if you watched the video, you would see that there is no doubt
 through the Scriptures that we can no longer keep this Instruction because there
isn't a Temple and there are no Levites to give the offering to.  The people that say this
use this for their own personal gain even though it wasn't for them anyway!

Now, saying that, that doesn't mean you can't or shouldn't give at all.
 In fact, giving was one of the most important tools Yahshua and the disciples
used to see if people were really serious to follow Him(Yahshua) with all that
they had physically and spiritually as well as to bless the poor, hungry, widowed, and orphaned.

In fact, there are many blessings if you do give, as Shaul(Paul)
points out in his 2nd letter to the believers in Corinth:

2nd Corinthians 9:7-11
 7 Let each one give as he purposes in his heart, not of grief or of necessity, for Elohim loves a joyous giver.
8 And Elohim is able to make all favour overflow toward you, that you,
always having all you need in every way, have plenty for every good work.
9 As it has been written, “He scattered abroad, He gave to the poor, His righteousness remains forever.”
10 And He who supplies seed to the sower, and bread for food,
shall supply and increase the seed you have sown and increase the fruit of your righteousness,
11 being enriched in every way for all simplicity, which works out thanksgiving to Elohim through us.

The disciples gave all they had, and they were blessed many times over.
However, they weren't blessed in this physical life so much, unlike what
 so many church 'leaders' tell us. In fact, they were all persecuted and eventually
killed for giving out the Bread that nourishes physically and spiritually.
However, they were given an even greater blessing because they gave it all,
a blessing that no man can get on this earth. There is a phrase that says,
"You can't outgive God!", and it's so true. We have seen it time and time
and time again, were we gave and it came back to us and much more.

YHVH blesses those who bless Him, and He loves those that keep
His Instructions for our lives. If we share and give out what
we have with others, YHVH promises that He will bless us, protect us,
and keep us safe, as He said through the prophet Isaiah:

Isaiah 58:6-11
“Is this not the fast that I have chosen: to loosen the tight cords of wrongness,
 to undo the bands of the yoke, to exempt the oppressed, and to break off every yoke?
7 “Is it not to share your bread with the hungry, and that you
bring to your house the poor who are cast out; when you see the naked,
and cover him, and not hide yourself from your own flesh?
8 “Then your light would break forth like the morning, your healing spring forth speedily.
And your righteousness shall go before you, the esteem of YHVH would be your rear guard.
9 “Then, when you call, YHVH would answer; when you cry,
He would say, ‘Here I am.’ “If you take away the yoke from your midst,
the pointing of the finger, and the speaking of unrighteousness,
10 if you extend your being to the hungry and satisfy the afflicted being,
then your light shall dawn in the darkness, and your darkness be as noon.
11 “Then YHVH would guide you continually, and satisfy your
being in drought, and strengthen your bones. And you shall be
 like a watered garden, and like a spring of water, whose waters do not fail.

May YHVH bless you and keep you in His Shalom(peace)!

Until next time...

The Montanez Family
Servants and Emissaries of Yahshua, Children of YHVH


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Thursday, April 21, 2011

You mean....I have MORE Inglot to share?!

Yes....yes I do :P This was my haul from last week, but I felt like I was posting SO much Inglot, that I took a little break from doing so. This is probably going to be my last haul for a while (hahah, yeah...right!) so I wanted to get these pics/swatches up before I forgot about them!

With this order, I purchased a blush, eyeliners & of course, freedom shadows. The liners were really nice & I look forward to getting more! I'll review them as I post them :)

So, in my previous posts with Inglot & their blushes, my complaint was their glitter content. While the blushes had nice colour...that glitter fall-out was just annoying & has lead me to stop using their blushes. Bummer. But I took a chance & got a blush that wasn't available in the freedom system. HOLY. I love it! This blush comes out PERFECTLY on my gives me that glow-y look that everyone else was able to find with other products that never worked for me! Well, I've found it & I am stocking up big time!

 Full Metal Liner ($12.00) #526. These are similar to the MAC Technakohl liners, but I feel they're much creamier than MAC's. Their colour range is small compared to their other liners, but still nice enough where I want to get a few more. I liked the way these applied, but I felt like I needed a couple swipes to build colour.

 Soft Precision Liner ($9.00) #43. These are most comparable to MAC's eye kohls. I LOVE the colour range they have with these. The liners apply softly & opaquely and are in general, a really nice, basic liner. These are their cheaper liners, but rock with quality!

Okay, Reen....NO MORE PURPLES! Hahah! After I received this order, I re-organized all my palettes, because I am a freak like that. So now everything is in coloured order ;D I am definitely on a mission to own all their freedom shadows & am PRAYING that they open up a store in Chicago.

I'm also super excited to share that the photos I did for Sugarpill Cosmetics are being added to the site! Here's Dollipop! EEEEE, so excited about this! I'm also working on a couple other things for them as well & am seriously just beyond flattered & excited to be a part of their awesome cosmetics!

With that said, the next 100-follower-giveaway will include TWO winners. I was sent some extra goodies from Sugarpill that I want to use as prizes & I think they would fit in perfectly with everything, including a huge review/swatch post! Excited!

Anyways! I will have some looks to post for you soon. Happy Good Friday to everyone & Happy Easter as well :D I don't celebrate holidays, but I hope you all have a great time with your families!

slave2beauty said...

that blush!!! so pretty do you know if it can be a dupe for Pink Cult by Mac? I live matte blushes <3

wow those eyeliners are amazing - creamy enough as a base? you think reen?

ps love you!

wendiboo said...

Saaaaaweeeet! I have to get my hands on some Inglot!

Reen said...

love you, too, amy! i would definitely use them as a base! though i'm not sure if they are waterproof or not, but i'll give 'em a try & see how they go!

the blush is waaaaay lighter than pink cult & not nearly as matte. as soon as i have more time available, i'm going to make a dupe post with shadows, liners & blushes!

@wendiboo; you definitely needs some inglot! it's amazing!

Libby said...

really love the look of the Full Metal Liners....

Cassykins said...

I like your eyeliner numbers. I really just like seeing other peoples' handwriting. Mine is so awful that I can live vicariously through the internet. The fact that it's in makeup makes it better.

Shanna said...

Feel free to post your newly coordinated palettes =P I've just gotten a good chunk of cash from a neighbor for pet sitting for them, so I think I might be placing an Inglot order soon. I already made a small order from Sephora for some skin products but I'm really itching to try this brand out.

And Idk if it's weird or not, but I agree with Cassykins haha, I love seeing other peoples handwriting, and the fact that it's in makeup just makes it 10x better :D

Arezu said...

Is this the last of your Inglot hauls? After seeing all your posts I'm intrigued and thinking about maybe purchasing a few shadows to test out.

Your image for the Sugarpill website, is it just the shadow blended out?

Rakhshanda said...

Woww great haul!! Love the palette and blush <3

dD0lly_ said...

I'm a little confused by the Freedom System on the Inglot website. Do I select a pallat (say 5 sqaure) then just order 5 square shadows and they will fill it?


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Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Can I Work with this Board?

MOST EVERY NONPROFIT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR HAS A BONE TO PICK with his or her board at one time or another.  If you talk to enough directors you soon have a lengthy list of complaints mostly clustered around the biggies:  the board doesn't do enough fundraising (that's probably #1), the board is unfocused, the board doesn't respect the work I do, the board doesn't seem to know or care about the work the organization does.  Perhaps you have a favorite I've missed that you'd like to share.
If you read those surveys where boards and staff independently rate the work of the board, the board always thinks they're doing a bang-up job, while executive directors almost uniformly think boards under-perform.  Definitely staff leaders have pretty high (and in some cases unrealistic) expectations for their boards no matter the size, mission or sophistication of their organizations.  What I suspect staff leaders don't always take into account is the fact that no board will perform to expectations if the basic ingredients of forward-looking, strategic-thinking skills, attributes and the supporting infrastructure aren't already in place.
I know for many staff leaders such a litany of complaints leads to the ultimate question: can I work with this -- my -- board?  After all, how does it happen that we work for the same organization, yet we're not on the same page?
Last fall consultant and blogger Gayle Gifford took a long look at the pros and cons of the nonprofit board.  The subsequent discussion she started at the BoardSource group on LinkedIn continues to elicit responses seven months later!  The issues Gayle so clearly and thoughtfully laid out will resonate with anyone working with or for a board.
It started me thinking about how an executive director candidate or new board prospect might ferret out just how complementary a specific board might be to work for or with.  I've concluded that the obvious place to start is with oneself.  A thoughtful, if perhaps not the most critical, examination of your approach to work and to play, to interacting with others, to opportunities and to challenges, to risk and to failure will help you to look for similarities and disconnects with an organization's governing culture.
Just as search committees and governance committees might ask questions to surface attributes, approaches and skills, so, too, should director candidates and board prospects ask similar questions of organizations before signing on the dotted line.  Not easy to do, I admit, when you're in the hot seat hoping to be chosen!
Boards are dynamic -- they can and do change over time and they do so because of the board and staff talent that gets added to the mix (remember what I said about basic ingredients?).  If not now, do you see enough potential in a board to make your participation with it a satisfying experience?  Will your talents help a board to make positive internal change?  Or do you need to walk away?

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Recruiting Entrepreneurial Leadership

AS MUCH AS NONPROFITS NEED FORWARD-THINKING, entrepreneurial staff leadership, they need it just as much in the board room.  Recruiting for it is not unlike recruiting for entrepreneurship in the CEO -- it requires definition and identification of some key attributes around which conversation and questions can be had.
My not-so-official definition of nonprofit entrepreneurship -- be it social or cultural -- is an organization's willingness to shift its perspectives to find opportunities and partnerships in unexpected places, reset old boundaries to expand audiences and, in doing so, use the strengths of its mission to diversify and/or grow income streams.  And woe be the entrepreneurial CEO who doesn't have a like-thinking board to support and advance her efforts.
Cultural and social entrepreneurs share some or all of the following attributes:
  • They see and understand the relevancy of the work and the cultural/social value it provides
  • They can make value connections forward and backward -- in other words, they can apply previous lessons to the work of today and tomorrow (but they're more forward-thinkers than backward-lookers)
  • They are comfortable with change
  • They are mostly optimistic; open to new ideas and diverse perspectives and they're willing to figure out ways to apply them (in fact, they enjoy it)
  • They are comfortable with exploiting opportunities by taking calculated risks to increase cultural/social value
  • They have a heightened accountability to the constituencies served and for the outcomes created
  • They are careful listeners and work well in groups
How do you recruit board members for these attributes?  First, recognize that it may require several conversations to discover an individual's world view.  Here are three conversation starters:
  • Give them a problem:  how will they connect the dots between the organization and the world around it?  Do they balance forward-thinking with backward-looking?  Will they develop more than one approach?
  • Ask them about a problem they solved:  how many internal and external dots did they connect?  How far did it advance the program or the entire organization?  Was failure a part of the process?  Were new voices a part of the process?
  • Ask them if they consider themselves to be entrepreneurial!  Listen for key descriptors of attributes.
If your organization is serious about recruiting for attributes, it must be serious about taking the time to listen to prospective board candidates.  Consider all board recruitment as a journey of discovery, even if you believe you know your prospects well.  Just because an individual runs a great fundraiser or is recommended by a trusted source, doesn't mean they have the entrepreneurial attributes your organization is searching for now.
Image:  Entrepreneurship from Michael Lewkowitz via Flickr


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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

The Intentionality of Building Relationships

WHEN I RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING RESPONSE TO my summer vacation posts (here and here), I just had to share it.  It shows how an organization can take a really good idea and adapt it, and it further proves the point that really good ideas are scalable if people have the imagination to run with it.

Sally Roesch Wagner is the executive director of the Matilda Joslyn Gage Foundation in Fayetteville, NY.  Gage was a formidable force for equal rights and Wagner is the visionary scholar who has brought Gage's work to life and life to the public.  Here's Sally's approach to making stakeholder communication intentional:
I like the idea [of trustees porch conversations] so much that I'm going to propose we think about it as a strategy rather than an event -- that we (board, staff, volunteers, docents) all engage visitors at all of our events in a conversation about what they'd like to see us do, transparent talk about our finances, what we need, see what questions they have, etc.  Then we have a process sheet for after, notes about what was learned.  And then we expand it to outside our events, and develop it as a lifestyle.
Folks involved in the Foundation are already doing great outreach, talking to people all the time about the Foundation. What the "trustees porch conversations" idea does for me is to open the thought of doing this systematically as intentional conversations rather than ones that just develop. And we can build the intentionality based on the typical conversations folks have; what people want to know about us, etc.  And then we can keep track of the conversations, which will help us with personal recruitment of volunteers, board and committee members.
AND as we develop dialogue as the language of the institution (as we're doing with a grant from the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, setting up a train-the-trainers program so everyone involved gets trained in the process of dialogue eventually), we can in stages turn these casual conversations into meaningful dialogues which will involve the community in our work on a continual basis.  Sort of a walking "write on our walls."  And I think we can also literally adopt the trustee porch conversations at our Wonderful Weekends - our yearly gatherings.
Also I'm going to send out an email to the volunteers today encouraging a conversation about the language "I serve".  I really like that language, too.  Want to see what it feels like to them and if they buy into it.

Saturday, September 24, 2011

What I Learned on My Summer Vacation, Part II: "I Serve"

THESE TWO WORDS GAINED EXPANDED meaning for me this summer.  While spending a week at Chautauqua Institution, my vacation companion and I attended a dizzying array of performances, lectures and conversations with authors and staff.  Each was introduced by the Institution's president or senior staffer, who began by introducing themselves to the audience.  In every case -- and I mean every case -- the staff welcomed the audience, said their names and added their titles by saying "I serve Chautauqua Institution as [insert job title here]."
It was my companion who pointed this turn of phrase out to me.  "Do you hear how they're introducing themselves?" she asked.  She'd picked up on right away.  The more I heard it, the more I was amazed by it -- not just the uniformity in which it was delivered, but by the powerful servant-driven idea behind it.  Obviously, the Institution's leadership made a conscious decision about emphasizing the service aspect of the work and for some of us in the audience, at any rate, it carried deep resonance.
We agreed that it's a perspective that we  just don't hear much in the nonprofit sector when our colleagues introduce themselves or talk about their work.  Yet nonprofit work is service work no matter if it's health care or arts education, and those of us working and volunteering in nonprofits do so in service to an institutional mission and, thus, the audience.
As nonprofits of all stripes struggle to gain ground against seemingly unrelenting economic forces, it seems that now is the perfect time for all of us in the sector to examine why we serve and how we each uphold our institution's mission.

Click here for Part I of What I Learned on My Summer Vacation About Stakeholder Communication

Image:  The Rev. Joan Brown Campbell, director of the Department of Religion, kept the conversation to interfaith dialogue within the strategic plan at a Trustee Porch Discussion. The Chautauqua Daily, August 6, 2011.

Sunday, September 4, 2011

What I Learned on My Summer Vacation About Stakeholder Communication

There's a special place in western New York where life-long learning, spiritual and artistic exploration, and recreation meet.  This place is Chautauqua Institution, a nonprofit community now in its 138th year.  When I'm lucky, get to spend a snippet of the nine-week season there.  Each season is programmed with roughly 2,000 events ranging from lectures and classes to performances of all types, art shows, book readings, community events and everything in between.

Chautauqua Institution -- the nonprofit corporation -- is a $24+ million annual operation governed by a board of 24 trustees, employing more than 1,200 full-time and seasonal employees, with a physical plant numbering more than 80 buildings and a ton of recreational areas, and a balance sheet that totes up more than $60 million in assets.  Visitors to the grounds number in the tens of thousands over the course of the nine-week season (late June to late August).  Some of these folks own property on the grounds and they make Chautauqua their summer home.  Others, like me, manage a visit for a few days or a week.  Many others come for the day or for a specific performance or activity.
OK, so much for the set-up.  What I've come to learn over my time at Chautauqua is that pretty much all of the full-time professional staff are constantly in and on view, because they introduce programs, facilitate discussions, squire speakers/performers around, and press the flesh with long-time supporters and newbies alike.  Think of the demands on you at your biggest annual event or program series and multiply that by nine back-to-back, non-stop weeks.  You're surrounded most every day by your trustees, your most faithful donors, and curious first-time visitors.  Everyone wants to say hello to you, make a suggestion, offer a criticism, get directions to the restrooms, engage you in some deep topic that might make your head explode right at that moment or just trip you up.  They're your closest supporters, your allies, your peeps.

How would you take the opportunity of being surrounded by your audience and use it to communicate your organization's mission, intentions, future plans, and tough choices?  Draw them closer? Perhaps get their buy-in?

This summer I noticed for the first time that the Institution's trustees and senior staff held weekly, one-hour conversations on some aspect of the organization's operations with anyone who wanted to show up.  Called "Trustees Porch Discussions", the conversations took place on a long, broad porch of a building near the largest venue, the amphitheater, so there were lots of people strolling by, many of whom stopped to listen.  Each discussion had a focusing topic -- family and educational programming, finances, religious diversity, how speakers are chosen for the lecture platform, or how the institution is marketed (these were the topics this summer).  While staff lead the discussion, the trustees were on hand to add insights and help answer questions.  The audiences ranged in size from 20 or so people to more than 60.

"Trustees Porch Discussions" were augmented by two Board of Trustees "Open Forums" -- one in July and one in August.  These were held in a large public venue right after the trustee's regular board meetings.  Here, larger audiences asked questions ranging from expanding the interfaith community to future restoration/renovation plans for performances spaces, to enforcement of registration for dogs and safety issues of motorized scooters.

I really like the accessibility to staff and board members that these two activities provide and I don't think it's too much of a stretch to think about how similar face-to-face discussions could take place with members, donors and visitors in smaller institutions.  Many organizations use their annual member's meeting or annual report to communicate with stakeholders on the business end of the issues.  Some nonprofits hold board meetings as part of program meetings.  Social media can facilitate the flow of communication, also.  But unless these typical channels are purposely programmed to be conversations about the health and forward momentum of the organization, then they're usually nothing more than glossy one-way reporting.

Is it too much to ask that we figure out ways to reveal more of the challenges of our work, to ask our member and donor partners the same questions we ask at our staff meetings; to debate the pros and cons; to lay the good, the bad and sometimes the ugly on the table?

Our stakeholders need to know when things aren't working well just as much as when things are.  Most of the time they just need to be afforded an opportunity to know.  After all, they are our partners in the enterprise of our nonprofits.

Images from the Chautauqua Institution Flickr stream


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I was speaking to an Insurance agent a while back and he asked me what I would do to build a base of 10-12 Insurance and annuity appointments per week. All must be started on a shoestring budget and where you can reinvest at least 25% of your commissions back into more postcard mailings and lead lists.

So, here’s 7 Low Budget Ways to Generate Leads”

1. Golden Prospector - I would sign up for the Power Dialing, email blaster, Text message, CMR and voiceless recording that will dial  2-3 hours a day. I have  several scripts to use including: Annuity vs. CDs, final expense, life insurance, final expense and health Insurance quotes.

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2. Postcard mailing 50 postcards- Ok, if you’re on a shoestring budget I would suggest you mail 50 postcards per week and use my phone presentation to follow up behind the leads. The three magic words for the presentation is responded, apologize and promise. I also use 6 power phrases to increase my appointment setting percentage. I recommend a good quality list of CD, IRA Holders, investors , widow leads or affluent Americans with assets over $250,000. For more information you can go to: http://www.ultimatesellingsystems.com

3. Newsletter to all my prospects- I recommend you mail out at least 100 newsletters a month to a quality list of IRA holders or CD Holders. The cost is about $60.00 per 100. We’ve had some great results with using the newsletter. If you would like to see a sample of our annuity webpage and sample newsletter go to

4. Call behind the postcards- I recommend you call at least 20 people a day and using my phone appointment or door approach script. To view my script go to:

5. Small ad in the local newspaper on the weekend - Below you will find a sample ad that I pulled out of USA Today newspaper a few years back. This ad has been running once a week in usually the Friday newspaper forever 8 years. I was told he has sold millions from this ad. Hopefully, you can get a few ideas from this ad.

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6. My top 10 clients would receive a hand delivered newsletter with a loaf of bread on major holidays. I would insert a “tell-a-friend” insert which has a place for 6 names of local neighbors and friends who would like to receive a free monthly newsletter. In addition, you always enclose a return envelope and a 45 cent stamp. Some members offer a gift certificate of $25 to a local restaurant. I have countless members getting 5-7 referrals per week using our monthly newsletter. Again, you can review a sample over at http:/www.PmrSystem.com

Seriously, if you’re working the IRA Rollover marketing and the Baby Boomer market you better have a website for people to review. Today, if you don’t have a website prospects feel you’re not really in the financial business. You can check out our websites at http://www.PmrSystem.com

7. Marketing Assistant works three hours a day for four days a week. I’m always telling members you need to work on your business and not in your business. What I mean is if you’re dialing for dollars on the phone your working for $8.00 per hours. You would be much better served to have someone calling three hours a day and you’re out on a $500 appointment.

Sample Classified ad for weekend newspaper.

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Phone Presentation

Hello, is this _______________.I am calling on behalf of the Senior Benefit Group.

Were contacting concerned seniors in your area and offering a free consultation with one of our Insurance Educators.

The Insurance educator name is _________ and he is an expert in the following areas with over 15 years of experience.

How to Reduce or eliminate paying taxes on your Social Security.

How to earn triple compounding on CD’s and other savings without risking to the principle….In fact this tax deferred savings plan has been average about 8% interest over the last decade.

And finally, possible show you how to increase your retirement income by up to 20%.

Our records indicate that you qualify to receive this valuable free consultation on reducing your Social Security tax, avoid costly probate and possibly doubling your interest income on CD’s and Money Market accounts.

Now, ____________ usually charges for this service, but he is doing some community service work and is offering a 20 minute consultant FREE.

Now how does (name a day) look for you. Would mornings or afternoons be good for you? (Mornings…) Ok, would between 10:15AM to 11:00AM. (Afternoons) Ok, would 2:00PM to 2:45PM be good.

Optional: A final comment…We have found this information most beneficial for seniors having assets to protect, not including your home just your liquid assets such as: SAVINGS, CD’S, IRA’S STOCKS, BONDS, AND RETIREMENT PLANS VALUED AT $25,000 OR MORE. Would it be safe to say that your liquid assets are $25,000? (Wait for response)

reat! This information would be very beneficial for you, and (name _________ ) will be their (name day) at (time) to sit down with you and your spouse to explain the information.

OPTIONAL: If possible on his first interview it would be important if you had available you last year’s tax return, Social Security Information, and any statements of your investments. He could quickly see if you paying too much in taxes and where he can increase your retirement income.

Mr/Mrs.___ I have your address and city listed as____. What is the nearest cross street? Are you in town or out of town?

I you have a pen handy, I would like for you to write down the rep’s name; he will have proper identification when he arrives at your door. He will be there day, date, and time.

Thank you.

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Unit 3: Pharmacological management of diabetes

Upon completion of this course, you should know more about:

  • The time-course of the development and further refinement of therapy with insulin
  • The conventional oral antidiabetic drugs and mode of action
  • The various members within each class of drugs, their dosage schedule, clinical benefits, disadvantages, and precautions
  • The newer antidiabetic agents, their mechanism of action and adverse effect profile, and their place in current treatment algorithm
  • How to initiate, titrate, and optimize insulin therapy
  • How to use Insulin in combination with oral antidiabetic agents
  • The short term and long term goals in the management of patients with diabetes
  • The therapeutic targets in terms of blood glucose, blood pressure, and lipid levels
  • The principles that governs anti-hypertensive, lipid lowering, and aspirin therapy
  • The benefits of an individualized patient-centric approach to the management of diabetes
  • The process of drug selection based on patient profile and presence of comorbid conditions.

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December 2, 2012

Frosty Fun

Wow, it's actually getting CHILLY here in Texas. Enough so, that my hubby had to cover up the flower beds. But, knowing Texas...tomorrow could be 90 degrees.

It's challenge time over at Kenny K's Krafty Krew. And for this week's challenge, it's Frosty Hues all around. This means use the cool half of the color wheel...pale blues, frosted purples, silver, white...just about any color that says "Frosty" to you will do!

The first sponsor this week is our own Kenny K!

The prize from Kenny is the winner's choice of 5 digi's.

And our second sponsor is

Loves Rubber Stamps

Laura's prize is the winner's choice of a $10.00 stamp from her store!

Here is my entry this week. I used the Sassy Miss Movie Star image. Doesn't her belly button get cold?

Yes, she's colored with Copics. Don't get your hopes up. I'm not converting. The quaint little row of houses was cut out using a Cricut cartridge (um, I forgot which one, sorry). The fake snow flocking was placed in all the appropriate places with a shmear of crystal lacquer to hold it in place!

I really share the sentiment of this card. I do miss snow. A lot.

  1. Gorgeous coloring and card. The fake snow looks great!

  2. Well you definitely nailed that challenge. Beautiful coloring and I love her hair.

  3. WOW this is stunning, what a great creation, Im new on the KKKK DT so just popped over to say Hi, Love Hazelxo

Thank you for taking the time to comment! It is always wonderful to get virtual pats on the back!! I truly appreciate every comment...they are little bits of love.


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Monday, March 12, 2012

Tower + Birchrod/Birch/Whip and Rod

These meanings and associations are personal, learnt through time and experience. Your cards might show you the meaning of this combination in a different way.Last, but not the least, this is not the only meaning associated with this combination.

Tower is the card of authority, something that has been standing there firmly for years and years, Government, structure, power, ambition, something that has always been there and never really gone.
In career, this card talks about ambition, independence, where you stand head held high.
In love, this card is always separation, or split.
In work and jobs, its Government, structured organizations, courts, hospitals and with Book, University.A high building.
Emotionally, its loneliness, a feeling of being OK being alone.
In terms of medicine, its the spinal column.
As a person, he is someone tall, thin, loves structure and authority, and is pretty organized.It can also be someone alone, single etc.

Whip on the other hand is the card of negotiations, arguments, discussions, troubles, breakups, documents etc. Something is going to be discussed and the discussion is going to get little heavy. Interestingly, this card , like the Tower, also represents separation but in a different way. Tower represents separation because you feel secure and comfortable being alone, or you are alone because of your pride, ego etc. The Whip on the other hand is the separation because of arguments, fights and quarrels. It can also represent something that needs to be done twice. Another theory describes that Rod side is what is discussed behind closed doors and Broom side is what is discussed in public.
This card also talks about emotions that are intense, specially sexual chemistry.
As Jack of Clubs, this is a person who is young, sporty, hard working and active.
A sports lover or an admirer.

Together they can indicate:

  • A trouble with authority
  • A court case
  • A negotiation
  • A discussion between two people, where one is trying to make the other bend down, and the other person does not give up at all (telling you from experience).
  • A separation because of both ego and quarrels.
  • Sexual arousal.

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