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OK----What is this guy? http://jemez-photography.smugmug.com/Animals/Birds-winter-2010/Jay/796962718_Favdf-X2.jpg

For sure, they grow them big in Canada.

Of all the bird pictures I have worked into my little card business, this has been the most popular so far. There have been a few women that have really fallen for this one in the past. But I do like the lighting on the Scrub Jay...

Freddie and Bina are, I am sure, right as usual. Is the bird Freddie linked to sometimes known as Steller's (sp?) Jay? We have some like that, and I have one picture that I like, but those guys are very wary, in my experience. Because I liked the composition, and the light, I was watching that...

Just a common Blue Jay, but I liked the composition. http://jemez-photography.smugmug.com/Animals/Birds-winter-2010/Blue-Jay-036/1218354711_A6i4T-X2.jpg

I think you are right. My guess is that knowing about certain genes helps to get a correct dosage right from the start. I am in range 19 times out of 20 (I keep careful records), and am not sure what remains to be learned in my case. * *In any case, it seems interesting to participate, so I am...

I should have included this in the original post, but I had never heard of genetic testing (for warfarin issues) before today. Has anyone heard of this before?

I found out today that my Dr. Was contacted about having me participate in this test. It will be interesting to see where it goes. Here is something I found on the Internet. http://www.cardiovascularbusiness.com/index.php?option=com_articles&view=article&id=26662&division=cvb

BUSTED--- You can see that these two have figured out exactly where I am. http://jemez-photography.smugmug.com/Other/Elk/High-Country-Elk/1200908852_PXcGp-X2.jpg

Great news. And, remember to take it easy.

They were walking/grazing along the top of a ridge, which really helped the photo. The wind was blowing towards me, which made the whole thing possible. I was down in the bottom, hoping to get some shots. Altogether I think there were seven to ten elk in this group. I had my telephoto lens...

It can be hard to get an elk picture. As you can see, they are already suspicious that something is afoot. Take a look: http://jemez-photography.smugmug.com/Other/Elk/High-Country-Elk/1200813839_7kBXa-X2.jpg

Bina, I agree 100% Bina, I agree 100% I think the main reason I like to write these things is because I want to take my friends along. I am always anxious to check for replys and see if I was able to share what was on my mind. Nice having you along :)

I am a man surrounded by blessings. One big star in this constellation of blessings is the beauty and solitude of our little mountain home. And so on a cold winter night, above 7,000 feet of elevation, I had walked about 200 yards to the top of a little ridge. Falling off behind me, it was...

Happy birthday to the lady who makes New Mexico the "LAND OF ENCHANTMENT"!

Dear Cort---I am so sorry to hear of your loss.

Now this is more like it! Now this is more like it! It was below zero three days ago. Today it is nearly70 degrees. We ate lunch out on the deck, and opened the doors to let in the fresh air. With the power of the New Mexico sun, that 70 degrees is T shirt weather. We are hoping that the...

Pulling for you!

I followed my own advice, and didn't find anything very helpful. Based on what I read, it might be just the opposite of my first thoughts.

I actually have no idea of the effect---but, I would be concerned that the efforts of the liver to strain out the alcohol might have the unintended consequence of simultaneously straining out the warfarin. I assume the body sees both of them as something to be eliminated. This might be worth a...