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Why can I not find alli in the drug stores. Are they still available ?
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- 17 Feb 2012 by Ppeppermans
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31 Mar 2012
I've been hearing they are recalling this product..I used to use this when it was called Xinacal by prescription many years ago..Hated it!
I now use something natural that works ..all natural not chemical like Alli.
works much better without any side effects..
I can tell you all where to find it if you'd like..
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yes please tell me what is the product and where to locate
Hi, can u tell me what are u using now, thx
31 May 2012
Have you been on the Alli website? It says:
alli Capsules will return to retailers' shelves in June. GSK, the manufacturer of alli, has been experiencing a supply shortage of the active ingredient used in alli. We apologize for any inconvenience this supply shortage is causing our consumers. We are excited to get alli product back on shelf for the many consumers who rely upon the brand to help them achieve their weight loss goals. Until alli is once again available, consumers should continue to adhere to the recommended diet and physical activity routine, which are the cornerstone of any weight loss program, and continue using alli once it is available.
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One of the early signals that little Kristen Eyring was losing her sight came when the strong-willed, competitive tomboy took off her glasses and squinted in a vain effort to read the menu at a McDonald's near her Sandy home.
From that day more than 20 years ago to the day last week when the governor of Maryland introduced Kristen Eyring Cox as his running mate in his bid for re-election, family and friends in Utah say the force of Cox's personality has knocked down nearly all of the barriers created by her blindness.
"Once she's decided something," said her older sister, Trina Eyring, "it's decided, and you go along for the ride."
Cox, 36, will appear on the Maryland ballot this November as the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor with Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., who is seeking a second term.
Ehrlich's decision to add her to the ticket thrust Cox, with her striking blond hair, onto the front pages of Maryland newspapers. The blanket coverage is a new experience for Cox, who attended Brighton High School and and graduated from Brigham Young University. But she has been in the public eye since 2004, when Ehrlich named her secretary of the Maryland Department of Disabilities, the first Cabinet-level position in the United States that focuses on disabilities.
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Merrill was a teacher in the Jordan School District and had seen disabled children withdraw, but "Kris didn't withdraw."
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Moniz Explains To GOP Member How He Knows Humans Are Warming The Planet: 'I Know How To Count'
Yesterday, new Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz sat before a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee to discuss the Department's proposed budget and ended up explaining basic climate science to a member of the majority party.
In an exchange with former committee chair Henry Waxman (D-CA) reported by E&E Daily, Moniz was blunt:
"It's indisputable that we are experiencing warming, and that the pattern of consequences that has long been expected, in fact, are appearing around us, unfortunately — typically at the higher end of the predicted ranges," Moniz said, pointing to melting ice caps, intensified storms, droughts and wildfires.
In recent years, the subcommittee has been used to push false talking points about the proposed Keystone XL pipeline and to hold hearings just to throw climate denier talking points at real climate scientists.
Last year, Rep. David McKinley (R-WV) sponsored a raft of bills that would dismantle key public health and clean air provisions and undermine landmark environmental legislation. Last week, the committee marked up Rep. McKinley's bill that would prevent the EPA from regulating toxic coal ash.
Unsurprisingly, McKinley's asked Secretary Moniz if global warming was "primarly man-made, or natural and cyclical."
The conversation that followed was educational, hopefully for all parties. Watch the exchange here, courtesy of Forecast the Facts:
Here's the transcript:
MONIZ: I believe, in my view, there is no question that a major component is anthropogenic. And that comes from–
MCKINLEY: Interesting. Is that from a consensus?
MONIZ: It is practically, I would say 98 percent of scientists involved in this area–
MCKINLEY: But you're well aware the petition project has 32,000 scientists and physicists who've disagreed!
MONIZ: But sir–
MCKINLEY: They say it's contributing, I think it would be irresponsible to say we don't contribute, but is it primarily…?
MONIZ: If I may say — and I'd be happy to have a longer discussion — but a few facts: first of all the rise in CO2 emissions in the last half century is clearly tracked to our global increased energy use. Secondly, I know how to count. I can count how many CO2 molecules have gone out from fossil fuel combustion and I know how many additional CO2 molecules are in the atmosphere–
MCKINLEY: Let me just close with saying, in terms of consensus, I think consensus has a place in politics, but consensus doesn't have a place in science.
MONIZ: …Again, sir, I just want to clarify: my judgment is based on numbers, on data, and not on the consensus, and I would be really delighted if we could have a discussion.
MCKINLEY: We could have that, I liked that.
The "petition project" McKinley refers to is the infamous Oregon Petition, an effort to gather signatures saying that climate change is not caused by humans and if it is, that it is beneficial. Its numbers are meaningless because signatories do not need to have any knowledge of real climate science. As Brian Angliss put it: "What expertise does a nuclear engineer or a medical doctor or a food scientist or mechanical engineer have that makes them qualified to have an informed opinion on the cause(s) of recent climate disruption?"
Secretary Moniz acquitted himself well in the face of all of these assertions, and it is likely he and Rep. McKinley would draw a large audience if their "longer discussion" became public. While it is too soon to tell if he convinced McKinley, subcommittee chairman Ed Whitfield certainly seemed impressed.
Rep. Whitfield (R-KY) told Politico after the hearing, "The difference between Chu and Moniz is like night and day … I think he's much better than Secretary Chu, myself. I think he's more knowledgeable. I think he has a more practical approach to the political arena."
Former Secretary Chu would also explain climate science to House members, but as he said himself about his rhetorical abilities, "I'm a scientist, not a politician!" It is possible his successor found more success with counting.
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David McKinley is just one more bought-and-paid-for stooge of the fossil fuel corporations, spouting whatever pack of lies they tell him to spout on any given day.
Uummm; Two Approaches
One approach is to try to politely explain the basic facts of climate science to a politician who doesn't want to understand and whose mind is preoccupied (while you try to explain) with trying to find words, and ways of putting phrases, to continue to cast doubt on the subject. Dead end. (It has to be done, but don't expect anything important to come of it.)
Another approach is to let Hillary Clinton — someone supposedly on "our side" — and other would-be Democratic contenders that we will not support anyone for the nomination — no money, no feet on the streets, and no votes — who does not have a clear, compelling, credible, courageous, and sufficient (to the challenge) stand on climate change and how she/he will address it if elected. And to let them know this in no uncertain terms. And to let them know this ASAP. And to let the Democratic party leadership know that if the ultimate nominee is not such a candidate, he/she will not get our voting support in the general election.
Both approaches are necessary — and others too — but the second approach is Essential for reasons that should be obvious to anyone who has been living and watching these recent years.
CAP can play a vital role with respect to the second approach. Will it?
As long as Republicans control the House nothing will get done. They, of course, are not interested in the truth they are interested in obstruction.
I do not see a powerful movement to make climate change an issue in the House races next year. The mid-term elections are mostly ignored by young voters. The Congress is where the laws are written and if you cannot pass climate change legislation all you have is EPA and the Energy Department. The Republicans in the Senate are holding up the EPA director's approval.
It is quite frustrating for climate scientists and others in the know to constantly have to come up against a barrage of self-serving fiction.
Apparently a large portion of the people do not want to do anything about climate change or other predicaments. You can throw evidence at them all day long and it's just like a rain storm to them, easily dodged with an umbrella of denial.
There has to be a way around this political road block.
"I think consensus has a place in politics, but consensus doesn't have a place in science."
Too bad because that actually is how science works. I saw it happen during my lifetime with plate tectonics. The theory was ridiculed at first but after overwhelming evidence from multiple lines of research became known it overthrew the previous paradigm. Because their will always be outliers a conclusion is reached by consensus. We have seen another consensus with the verdict that the dinosaurs were wiped out by an asteroid impact. There are still some paleontologists who argue against that consensus. And, of course, no one pays attention to the opinion of medical doctors or engineers or astronauts or anyone who does not work in the fields of plate tectonics or paleontology.
With climate change we have overwhelming evidence from multiple lines of research supporting anthropogenic climate change.
If so many don't want to take action, who is buying all those solars, electric cars etc? ME
Here's hoping Moniz is equally blunt with thenPresident!
Moniz says he is concerned about global warming, but has maintained tight relationships with oil companies during his career. It's time he chose one or the other.
It is unfortunate that Moniz did not challenge McKinley's comment about 30,000 physicists and scientists signing a petition questioning anthropogenic global warming. It's shocking and tragic how the leaders of our nation are so uninformed.
Response to Brian Angliss: Mechanical and nuclear engineers study thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics, all of which matter to climate. They also get a good dose of applied math. Anyone trained in these fields should be able to get a handle on the physics of climatology and see that the climatologists are right about climate change.
Babar Hussain, who runs the Pakistan Weather Portal, said: "In 2013 the maximum was 51C/52C. The heatwave started on 12 May in Sindh province and gripped the entire country by 15 May. It lasted, with only a minor break, until 10 June. In that time, it reached 51/52C in Larkana, [a city of 2 million people in southern Sindh province] while Lahore, Punjab province's capital of about 15 million population, recorded 47C on 23 May, its hottest temperature since 1954."
The effect of the heatwaves on human life has been devastating. Newspapers in Pakistan have reported hundreds of deaths because of the heat since early May, but no official numbers have been released.
Excellent idea, but it founders on the rock of political untrustworthiness. After the Obama fiasco, I find it hard to credit that anyone would believe anything said by any politician who is seeking power. I'd say that our only hope is mass mobilisation to do the needful ourselves. Politicians in capitalist dystopias always, without exception, side with the money power. Perhaps Nader is correct-only the billionaires can save us. Bloomberg, for one, seems not floridly mad, and to be prepared to protect future generations.
The ability to speak out of both sides of one's mouth is a requisite for success in late capitalism. Keep that good old Hopium flowing to the addicts. When they have to go 'cold turkey', watch out. Then PRISM, FISA, FEMA etc will come into their own. The Night of the Short Acronyms.
It is probably not being merely 'uninformed'. It is, I believe, primarily ideological rigidity, the means by which small minds navigate a disturbing and incomprehensible omniverse. Under no circumstances is free, unbridled, questioning, truly sceptical thought to be allowed.
The melting of the Antarctic Ice Shelves from the bottom , the deniers reply……. volcanoes in the South Sandwich Islands
The South Sandwich Trench
In response to Jay Dee Are:
"Anyone trained in these fields should be able to get a handle on the physics of climatology and see that the climatologists are right about climate change."
Of course, "Anyone trained in these fields" number in the tens of millions. Finding 30,000 of them, many probable fakes, is hardly impressive.
Mulga M, most solar is being purchased by private companies and corporations as large "farms" taking advantage of various subsidies and payouts for solar electric power. Lots of money in it in some states.
Electric cars are an extremely small market now. Even hybrids are still quite small, the US is the biggest market and only 3 percent of the cars sold are hybrids.
From Skeptical Science on the petition:
The religion of profit and greed is winning the race, since all they have to do is verbally counter the opposition and control parts of the government, easy when you have a lot of money. Like most religions, ideas outside the ideology never really enter their minds.
If our only weapons are logic and the results of scientific investigation, we have brought a pen knife to a gun fight. This is trench warfare at it's worst and the other side is deeply entrenched while we do not even have wire cutters.
We have been "sold a bill of goods" and most people do not even know it or are willing to acknowledge it. When most people realize reality then change will happen.
"Apparently a large portion of the people do not want to do anything about climate change". While I believe you meant Congress-people, the reality is your statement applies equally well to the electorate, and the people in Congress are merely reflecting the views of their constituents.
Until the electorate DEMANDS something serious be done about climate change, and indicates they would be willing to accept the drastic sacrifices and economic consequences that would result, the political leaders will do nothing on their own.
Carbon Dioxide molecules absorb infrared heat energy.
They really don't care how many people sign a petition. They will simply continue to absorb infrared heat energy.
This is where you and I split big time.
You sound like an economist saying people actually "decide" what to buy.
Did the electorate "demand" safety belts?
Did the electorate "demand" anti-smoking laws?
Do you really think the majority of Americans spend their copious spare time studying the serious issues of the day and trying to get the most accurate information?
They're humans.
As Ronald Wright said: "We're running twenty first century cultural software on hardware that hasn't been upgraded in 50,000 years."
"..my judgment is based on numbers, on data, and not on the consensus.." – Moniz
He isn't uninformed – he's propagandizing. He knows he's spewing BS, he has probably been told a dozen times that the "30,000 scientists" he's citing could very well include his dentist and plumber. Any politician who has the gall to sit there and lecture an accomplished scientist about how consensus is reached in science is playing for the camera – he's playing his part.
Moniz, he seems to be really cool and uses "natural" rhetoric here! He doesn't even bothered to point out how flawed that other guys arguments are. LOL
That was funny, watching the construction engineer trying to school the NUCLEAR physicist on what science is.
Thank you, Moniz! I'm really starting to like you!
you know, I REALLY wish one of the folks being "questioned" in these "hearings" would, when they are repeatedly interrupted, opt for absolute SILENCE and when one of the closed minded twits ask WHY they are not answering would have guts enough to say "Well, if you would STOP INTERRUPTING me every three words like a SPOILED CHILD so that I CAN answer your questions it would improve your understanding of the issues at hand. But you absolutely DO need to SHUT UP long enough for me to speak IF you actually WANT me to speak on the subject!"
Still suprised that 10 years later, we still hear about the oregon petition. How is it possible ?
We are different people you know. But thanks anyway, ME
Quite right! You certainly do not want to be me, let me assure you. No-one deserves that fate.
Precisely no.
Not to mention counting the special interest money he's lining his pockets with! #OccupyCommonSense
Why do you think that the Right throughout the Anglosphere make the sabotage of public education such a high priority? A dumb, ignorant, pathetically and forlornly greedy, popular mass is the greatest guarantee of their eternal rule.
Don't know about your fate Mulga but I wouldn't mind a share of your lovely lingo, ME
Did he really say "Consensus has a place in politics but consensus has no place in science?" Isn't consensus making (the verification of one's results by other scientistis who use the exact same "repeatable" methodology to obtain the same results fundamental to the scientific method. How on earth did he get away with saying that consensus has no place in science????
The other day I was watching one of the hearings on the spy program that was uncovered. A female senator asked the military guy in charge "Just so we can get past this issue, do you know if these phones or computers can be hacked into?" – " And the military guy says "No, as far I know personally- that can't happen" – and she says – ok then lets move on.
I am thinking – the military guy just confirmed that HE PERSONALLY doesn't know how to do it – but the fact remains – that someone else might now how – or it is going on without his knowledge. I couldn't believe how quickly they moved on from that answer like everything was roses. Most of these televised inquiries are just for show. They want the people to think they are smart and are doing their jobs – but they are not.
That petition represented enough wedge votes to potentially flip an election at a state level. Scary for an elected representative.
If anyone does an honest poll about climate change views specifically on West Virginia, that might be just as helpful to McKinley as the conversation with Moniz that I hope he does have, too.
Good question. I think Moniz just remembered to speak the politician's language.
Political consensus is a compromise. Scientific consensus is not a compromise.
It's be great if Dr. Moniz would have been able to actually answer the question. Poor guy kept getting cut off at every point.
Exactly. These stooges are loud and abundant in this country. This is very unfortunate for people everywhere.
If "consensus doesn't have a place in science", then why would a petition have a place in science.
He could also have been lying. After all-it's all the rage these days!
Consensus having no place in science is just a lot of parroting claptrap.
McKinley said: "… consensus has a place in politics, but consensus doesn't have a place in science"
What did he mean by that?
Nothing. It's meaningless verbiage. It's just a line of BS that "sounds good" and tested well in focus groups, so now it's being spoon-fed to all the bought-and-paid-for stooges of the fossil fuel corporations, who obediently repeat it, while neither knowing nor caring what it's supposed to mean.
Two bad examples, Brooks. Many parents wanted seat belts to keep their wild teenagers alive; there was only mild opposition from those who claimed it would be restrictive. It had the backing of the majority. Smoking was 60/40 against; that's the only way those mandates and economic penalties could have been implemented.
I stand corrected. It was McKinley who made a distinction.
A popular definition of the ego, the self made mind, is that is loud, legion, and loveless, projecting the cause of it's insanity outside itself, thereby believing it has rid itself of insanity. It has merely hidden it from it's own awareness. The entire establishment in this country, this world, is based in that.
Science is based it proveable facts, not fear based opinion, name calling, and judgements. The rational mind at peace can look within without fear of what it finds. Concensus has little meaning to a mind that sees only threat outside itself.
We have better than 60% support for taking steps to mitigate CC now. But:
1. Folks are disinformed, and
2. We think we are doing something by voting for this politician or that one, but then we find we are lied to.
If you want the rabble to sharpen their pitchforks and light the torches, you need to see them informed. Not easy when the Fossil Fuel industry has formed an alliance with Rupert Murdoch and his ilk.
Well said Mulga.
The vast majority of the U.S. electorate, nearly all the Dems and about half the Repubs want (& have wanted for years) action on climate change.
What you see & hear from the GOP politicians is the result of (mostly) two of the richest oil & Gas Barron's in the U.S. (Koch Brothers) putting the election fear into the GOP via front orgs (Heritage foundation & others) they have publicly said that if any GOP member votes for climate change action – he/she will get a well funded radical GOP primary opponent in the next election cycle (where far right candidates do the best)…doesn't work perfectly, but well enough, since this happened the GOP is where we see it today.


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Posted on 09/13/2012 4:42:24 PM PDT by NKP_Vet
".....Im glad I saw the hyped-film because it was more informative than I had thought it would be and included less propaganda than I had predicted. If anything, it was nearly too informative as there was an enormous amount of information condensed into the nearly one-hour-and-a-half documentary. Fact after fact is put forth which shows that President Obama definitely has many skeletons in the closet that have not been released prior to the nations trust in him with the Oval Office. To watch this movie and realize or simply be reminded of all that is unknown about President Obama is of concern. Much of the information has been ignored by the American media totally. When appropriately reminded as to what is still unknown about Obama to date, one has to ask: How can any logical-thinking person give a damn about Romneys taxes while not asking any questions regarding our current Presidents past? The man influences the entire globe, but liberal Americans want to know how much Mitt Romney paid in taxes in the past rather than learn about the man who theylearn about the man who they have entrusted with the country. Unbelievable"
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He is radio guy...and who cares what anyone at CBS thinks or doesn't????
Hope Scott has updated his resume.
I just am tiured of people gushing over how nice the executioners aides are as the come to kill us....Get a grip folks the main stream media is NOT our friend
If this is really the Scott Paulsen of a major network, radio or not, it is kind of a big deal....he may be able to spread the word about the film to any true thinkers in his industry.
If 2016 grows into a bigger phenomenon, Obamugabe is in even worse electoral trouble than he is now!
you should read what he says before you cast him aside.
"Not likely to work is this industry again -- EVER!" said a media executive.
Community college where Mr. Paulsen teaches English will likely not renew contract.
Chicago Police Department starting investigation of "ignored" traffic tickets, IRS announced an investigation . . . .
Nope. My time is valuable and I will not give the main stream credit for anything. They are out to reelct O ergo they are to get me killed. I don't need to read the sophistry coming from the dolts
Well, Scottie, if you had been paying attention like conservatives have been I reckon you would NOT have been overwhelmed with the quantity of the information in "2016".
You would, rather, have been impressed with the quality of the presentation --- the facts already having been established from multiple sources, again, if you had been paying attention.
sure you bet....NOT. Look at the way he starts out and that should tell you all you need to know about his bias.
Because we still need the squishy center no matter what you think.
Likewise. I was expecting more hype and was instead amazed by all the facts and details.
Gazing into my Crystal Ball, I see a troubled future for Scott Paulsen.
>> I dont need to read the sophistry coming from the dolts
Agreed. Much of the damaging information about Obama has been ignored by the American media totally, and why the Hell is this guy any different.
Because of the similarity of names, my mind first thought the writer was Scott Pauley, the super lib of 6o Minutes and that would have been mind-boggling.
Then you are EXACTLY like the mind-numbed Obamanoids who won't go to the movie because they already "know" what is in it. Read the review. You will be pleasantly surprised. But then I suppose that thanks to your personal super-power you have some way to already know what is in it.
"If 2016 grows into a bigger phenomenon, Obamugabe is in even worse electoral trouble than he is now!"
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"The documentary earned $6.3 million over the weekend. After seven weekends in theaters, the film has grossed $9.2 million. Currently it is sitting as the sixth-highest grossing political documentary"
I guess many people have been seeing this Movie "2016 Obama's America" for it to bring in this much money!!
People want to know about this "Fraud" in our WH because the MSM will not tell us the truth about Obama!!
He recommends that people should see it. He was impressed by it as it was far more informative than he thought it would be and he believes it raises some series questions.
No, no sense to read a positive review from the MSM, one that might influence some to see the movie.
Go ahead, move along, nothing new to see here. /sarcasm
I have told people, if you liked Obama going in you'll come out still liking him. But you'll know a lot more about him than you do now.
Because it really isn't a hit piece. The movie purposely avoids any of the conspiracy-theory stuff most of us know about, it basically takes Obama at his word on almost everything. Which means it is much more gentle with O than I would have been. Most of us here know a lot more about O than is presented in the movie. But its a good primer for "moderates" who know almost nothing about him and don't realize that they don't.
that doesn't mean I need to read ther drivel
I will NOIT read it. I have seen the movie I don't neede any one else's take on it. Moreover I spend my time in more useful things than do Os bots. I don't need folks like you to lecture me
and for the record Mussolini made the trains run on time....
Are you saying you are the squishy center?
Someone on FR posted today there are plans to air 2016 prior to the election on a major cable station. Fox I'd assume.
That'd be great. Excellent film. Some audio problems with the interviews at times but well edited and compelling.
Plus, EVERY DAY the news proves that the central thesis of the film (Obama has an anti-colonial worldview and is not acting in the best interest of the US on the world stage) is proved accurate.
How else would someone side against an ally with a Muslim mob? We've lost Egypt. We've alienated Israel.
How any Jew could support Obama is beyond me. Be like donating money to the Nazi party in 1930.
It is always encouraging when a player at a major Democrat newsroom pulls his head out of his rear end.
#2 at the American box office on Wednesday...
It's sold estimated 3,406,500 tickets so far according to boxofficemojo.com.
Just saw the movie on Tuesday night! GREAT movie! Every American should (be required) to see this before voting on Nov 6. Of course I realize that the 45% of the country who are RAT bastard socialist demoRATs will vote for 0dumb0 no matter what he says or does to America. I liked one of the lines toward the very end, when Dinesh stated that the massive $16 trillion debt is actually 0dumb0's weapon of mass destruction, and that is very true. Obamacare is horrible, but the massive debt load will likely cause our country to self destruct more so than the socialist 0dumb0Care. I sent out an email to a bunch of people, urging them to go see this movie and bring a friend. Especially the so-called independents!
Thanks for posting. Something is going on with CBS. Charlie Rose, Gayle King and Erica Hill interviewed Author Jeff Benedict this morning and it was very favorable to Romney. Even the interviewers added pleasant comments about Romney.
He was fishing for an angle on something to hurt Romney and help Obama and was disappointed this wasn't it.
A few days ago Bill O'Reilly made the comment that CBS has a new honcho (owner, manager or CEO - can't recall which) who is trying to steer the network to the center.
The press looks at the numbers of people who don't trust them - they see people dropping newspaper subscriptions and turning off news shows - and still they fall for the groupthink. They're played for fools by democrat PR firms - groups that hire trolls to lie and mislead...
This man took that on - took on the group - to stand alone against a very large, corrupt Establishment. And he spoke the truth. Against them -some against us. He stood totally alone. That's worthy of our respect. No one cares what the CBS liberal mob thinks - you don't care I don't care - but this man is NOT - NOT a part of the CBS groupthink. He's also not a paid troll. And he's not a coward.
Fox should run it the Friday night before the election.
You're wrong on this - and you're acting in a very closed minded way... that's not very conservative.
He sounds to the left of the squishy center...
I think you don't know where the center is these days. When approx 50% think Obama is doing a goood job the center is not as far right as you would believe.
and for the record Mussolini made the trains run on time....
Bartender, I'll have whatever he's drinking.
Well that explains things. Thanks for info.
There's a fair number of people who will not say anything against Obama for fear that someone would think they're racist. Dems play on that fear too. I don't believe the country's as liberal as you think.
Yes, but Bernanke at the Federal Reserve has done an even greater disservice by purchasing over one trillion dollars worth of intermediate and long bonds that will plunge in price when we return to normal interest rates. That's probably the reason that Romney advised not going ahead with QE3; it makes the future resolution even tougher.
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I have bread too..... it tastes like crap though :I
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Hm, I think everyone can tell that this unintentionally stopped. She has I Eat Pasta for Breakfast anyway. The art in here is older too. Hopefully tobi can continue uvu
Is this a new. Comic
Are u going to continue? I really like all of your comics but I understand if your too busy ^^`
And so the next page never happen. Whyyyyyy!?
She's probably still working on her creepypasta comic series, which by the way is going to be 228 pages... so it might take a while.
Liam is adorable~ :3
Can you make more of this comic? I really want to see what happens >.<
the book says "The book on your face when you sleep"
I need that book
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1/9/2017 » 1/12/20172017 Dental Infection Control Boot Camp™
The teaching method for this program is a 170-page, self-study workbook that walks users through the CDC Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings-2003. Each chapter contains practical, how-to instructions, charts and checklists, pictures and captions, answers to common questions, and guidance for making sound clinical judgments. Click HERE for the course's educational objectives. Click HERE for information on the course authors.
10 hours of continuing-education credits is available by contacting firstname.lastname@example.com. After purchasing the test qualifying you for ten (10) hours of Continuing Education Credit, you will receive a test package from email@example.com explaining the next steps in taking the test. Upon completion, your score and documentation will be emailed to you. Please note that payment for the grading fee is nonrefundable.
Click here for more information on CDC Guidelines: From Policy to Practice.
Member Price: $57 (member login required)
OSAP is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.
Concerns or complaints about a CE provider may be directed to the provider or to ADA CERP at ADA.org/goto/cerp.
Please email the OSAP central office at firstname.lastname@example.com or call +1(410) 571-0003 if you wish to be in contact with the course author/creator(s) with any questions or for clarification of course concepts or for technical assistance in completing the online educational program.
CDC Guidelines: From Policy to Practice" is produced by the Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention (OSAP) and supported by Cooperative Agreement No. U58/CCU318566-01 from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Its contents are solely the responsibility of OSAP and do not necessarily represent the official views of the CDC.
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