Comments for courtney johnston von nieda has a blog. again. http://www.cojovo.com an object in motion in the pacific northwest Mon, 12 Nov 2012 14:36:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Made: Mini Fridge Magnets by Liz Harris http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/made-mini-fridge-magnets/#comment-443 Liz Harris Mon, 12 Nov 2012 14:36:53 +0000 http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/made-mini-fridge-magnets/#comment-443 Heh, heh. Got that right about the E6000! Can't live without it though. I live in Florida so it doesn't cause cancer here, thank goodness. :) Gonna make some right now! Heh, heh. Got that right about the E6000! Can’t live without it though. I live in Florida so it doesn’t cause cancer here, thank goodness. :)
Gonna make some right now!

]]> Comment on WTF Lungs? by Lauren http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2012/wtf-lungs/#comment-417 Lauren Sun, 23 Sep 2012 22:40:04 +0000 http://www.cojovo.com/?p=810#comment-417 That's a great sign that the diet is working. You can also speed up the candida die-off with a supplement. Rainbow Natural Remedies up on Capitol Hill on 15th makes a mean whole-leaf Candida Cleanse Tea formula, and I'm sure Tenzing Momo at the market makes one, too. Doesn't taste great but it works. Or take it in a pill. The supplement pills I have are called "Candida Clear" and their active ingredients are oregano oil, black walnut and pau d' arco. That’s a great sign that the diet is working. You can also speed up the candida die-off with a supplement. Rainbow Natural Remedies up on Capitol Hill on 15th makes a mean whole-leaf Candida Cleanse Tea formula, and I’m sure Tenzing Momo at the market makes one, too. Doesn’t taste great but it works. Or take it in a pill. The supplement pills I have are called “Candida Clear” and their active ingredients are oregano oil, black walnut and pau d’ arco.

]]> Comment on WTF Lungs? by Courtney http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2012/wtf-lungs/#comment-416 Courtney Sun, 23 Sep 2012 07:09:15 +0000 http://www.cojovo.com/?p=810#comment-416 That's somewhat along the lines where I was going with it. When a cold that started early last November left me coughing until February Zantac got rid of the cough eventually...but I had remained taking 2 Zantac every day since then. My diet is highly acidic though, so in the last week I've only drank water and only eat fruits, veggies, pita bread and chicken. I think today I only had 5-6 hard coughs, down from a week ago having that many every 30 minutes. I didn't know about the Candida though, I was going with runaway acid reflux. I'll go out and find the Bragg's apple cider vinegar tomorrow. That’s somewhat along the lines where I was going with it. When a cold that started early last November left me coughing until February Zantac got rid of the cough eventually…but I had remained taking 2 Zantac every day since then. My diet is highly acidic though, so in the last week I’ve only drank water and only eat fruits, veggies, pita bread and chicken. I think today I only had 5-6 hard coughs, down from a week ago having that many every 30 minutes. I didn’t know about the Candida though, I was going with runaway acid reflux. I’ll go out and find the Bragg’s apple cider vinegar tomorrow.

]]> Comment on WTF Lungs? by Lauren http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2012/wtf-lungs/#comment-414 Lauren Sat, 22 Sep 2012 23:08:40 +0000 http://www.cojovo.com/?p=810#comment-414 Hey Courtney, obviously I am not a doctor and I don't play one on TV OR the internet! But here's an idea. This could be candida. It's the last thing doctors ever think of, even though the Mayo Clinic has determined that the majority of chronic sinus infections are caused by a candida overgrowth and not bacteria. It causes a drip that can also cause acid reflux symptoms. Anyway, some naturopathic approaches are to cut sugar and yeast out of your diet for awhile, and to take probiotics in elevated quantities, and - very important - drink Bragg's unfiltered apple cider vinegar (like 2 tsp in a glass of water 3x a day). Evidently this particular vinegar has important enzymes that make your body's ph more alkaline. Oh, and antibiotics make the candida problem worse by killing off the good bacteria. Disturbs the balance. Hey Courtney, obviously I am not a doctor and I don’t play one on TV OR the internet! But here’s an idea. This could be candida. It’s the last thing doctors ever think of, even though the Mayo Clinic has determined that the majority of chronic sinus infections are caused by a candida overgrowth and not bacteria. It causes a drip that can also cause acid reflux symptoms. Anyway, some naturopathic approaches are to cut sugar and yeast out of your diet for awhile, and to take probiotics in elevated quantities, and – very important – drink Bragg’s unfiltered apple cider vinegar (like 2 tsp in a glass of water 3x a day). Evidently this particular vinegar has important enzymes that make your body’s ph more alkaline. Oh, and antibiotics make the candida problem worse by killing off the good bacteria. Disturbs the balance.

]]> Comment on Kickstarter Fundraising & Funding by Cassidy Dimon http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/kickstarter-fundraising-funding/#comment-349 Cassidy Dimon Fri, 03 Feb 2012 21:13:33 +0000 http://www.cojovo.com/?p=758#comment-349 Hi Courtney! Thanks for your awesome support of Kickstarter and Seattle film! I wanted to let you know about a Kickstarter we are running to get the finishing funds necessary to complete our documentary "Barzan". The film is produced by two local Seattle organizations (the Common Language project and the Last Quest). Our story is international in scope, dealing with the ramifications of the war on terror by examining the case of one man, Sam Malkandi (an Iraqi-American immigrant deported back to Iraq upon being investigated for potential ties to Al-Qaeda). You find our more and watch our awesome video at our Kickstarter page below. Thanks! - Cassidy http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cassidyd/barzan-the-movie Hi Courtney! Thanks for your awesome support of Kickstarter and Seattle film! I wanted to let you know about a Kickstarter we are running to get the finishing funds necessary to complete our documentary “Barzan”. The film is produced by two local Seattle organizations (the Common Language project and the Last Quest). Our story is international in scope, dealing with the ramifications of the war on terror by examining the case of one man, Sam Malkandi (an Iraqi-American immigrant deported back to Iraq upon being investigated for potential ties to Al-Qaeda). You find our more and watch our awesome video at our Kickstarter page below. Thanks! – Cassidy

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cassidyd/barzan-the-movie

]]> Comment on Photo Friday: Teeth by Roberta Larosch Aunt Berta http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2012/photo-friday-teeth/#comment-348 Roberta Larosch Aunt Berta Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:30:54 +0000 http://www.cojovo.com/?p=786#comment-348 Love your Etsy itmes and love your name Vonderific. Just great. I am deciding between mirrors and magnets. I most likely will get both. Love ya. Love your Etsy itmes and love your name Vonderific. Just great. I am deciding between mirrors and magnets. I most likely will get both. Love ya.

]]> Comment on PAX Prime 2011 – Buttoneering by Jen Rothmeyer (EmSun) http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/pax-prime-2011-buttoneering/#comment-319 Jen Rothmeyer (EmSun) Fri, 09 Sep 2011 19:58:41 +0000 http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/pax-prime-2011-buttoneering/#comment-319 That's really neat, Courtney. I think the future networking possibilities would be really cool for you, but it's also just really cool to see all those buttons! That’s really neat, Courtney. I think the future networking possibilities would be really cool for you, but it’s also just really cool to see all those buttons!

]]> Comment on Magnets from Maps by Faith http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/magnets-from-maps/#comment-257 Faith Mon, 27 Jun 2011 21:27:08 +0000 http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/magnets-from-maps/#comment-257 These look great! I've thought about doing this but never have. That first one of Africa is really colorful, definitely my favorite from this set! These look great! I’ve thought about doing this but never have. That first one of Africa is really colorful, definitely my favorite from this set!

]]> Comment on Magnets from Maps by Jen R. (Emerald) http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/magnets-from-maps/#comment-253 Jen R. (Emerald) Mon, 27 Jun 2011 03:47:46 +0000 http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/magnets-from-maps/#comment-253 Thank you, Courtney! These were his second favorite (after the nice binoculars and Venus fly trap which were tied)! You did a great job and he was so excited. Two thumbs up. :) Thank you, Courtney! These were his second favorite (after the nice binoculars and Venus fly trap which were tied)!

You did a great job and he was so excited.

Two thumbs up. :)

]]> Comment on Made: Mini Fridge Magnets by Carrie http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/made-mini-fridge-magnets/#comment-209 Carrie Fri, 20 May 2011 15:13:21 +0000 http://www.cojovo.com/blog/2011/made-mini-fridge-magnets/#comment-209 Awesome! Such a neat idea! And I love te magnet maps. Awesome! Such a neat idea! And I love te magnet maps.

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