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this shaker is brilliant, has space for 2 servings of protein shakes and a compartment to take all Mt tablet supplements. an ideal solution, to hold supplements I need through the day.Goes Well With:protein shakes
Convenient method of transporting protein powder
TazzyD123 - (13 / Jan / 2014)
Bought this as I needed a convenient way of transporting my protein powder to work or when I stay away. Allows me to take 2 portions of powder and even has a handy holder for vitamins etc. All in all, very good. Not yet found a use for the carabiner though :)
Compact and smart
Janne - (11 / Jan / 2014)
As the name is Smartshake - it really is. This shaker have many benefits: 1. You can store all needed nutritions to one shaker preout/during training/recovery drink. 2. You save plenty of space in your training bag or wherever you are keeping it 3. During workdays, you can have different aminos / sets with you and it really eases to recharge body with nutritions. 4. You have to clean only top part of the shaker. I recommend this product definitely, it eases daily life, and allows you get more results with less.
abroon - (03 / Jan / 2014)
+ Does what it says, easy to clean, handy storage thingy that screws on to the bottom, compact, just what is was looking for. - pop off drinking lid fits too tightGoes Well With:everything
Highly recommend
AJ_Graham - (03 / Jan / 2014)
I love this shaker. I got mine over a year ago and it works as good as when it arrived, doesn't leak, top never comes off. Mixes better then any of the other shakers I've had. Like it so much bought my housemate one as her Christmas gift as she wanted a decent shaker. Best to spend a bit more on a decent one!
So Good
jimmy - (26 / Dec / 2013)
Very good, it's easy to assemble and dissemble. And it's great for holding many supplements including pills and powders in separate compartments. Easy to clean as well since everything can be taken apart.Goes Well With:supplements
Toffeefitness - (02 / Dec / 2013)
quality shaker helps well in the gym shakes really well, blending mesh does sometimes gather small bits of protein but can't complain awesome shaker carries my pills and protein. would recommend Goes Well With:Everything
Very efficient
Giooliaww - (12 / Nov / 2013)
Very efficient and sturdy bottle, super good net as well which makes it easier for the powder to dissolve. The drink is very smooth afterwards. Only down thing is that it doesn't come in a bigger bottle. Would be nice for it to be 1L size as well as 500ml.
Sam - (06 / Nov / 2013)
Awesome shaker cup to take out on the go washes well and is very secureGoes Well With:Protein
goulasc - (05 / Nov / 2013)
All good, thank you
good but lid broke
face - (29 / Oct / 2013)
this is a great shaker,but the white bit on the lid broke after 2 weeks! the bit that goes over the hole ripped off gradually and fell into the shaker. other than that,its a good product.
Good shaker
Jenko306 - (16 / Oct / 2013)
Great for carrying 2 powders around in one no mess pot .
mrflexible - (16 / Oct / 2013)
Increases convenience considerably.
Smart shaker
Darren855 - (30 / Sep / 2013)
Brilliant product saves storing protein powder and tablets in different tubs!! Everything is together and just there when you need it!!
Beth - (23 / Sep / 2013)
The first shaker I received was badly damaged, called Myprotein and spoke with a very helpful advisor. A replacement was sent, happy with the product. Will be very useful for work.
Pablo - (09 / Sep / 2013)
Excellent all in one shaker for holding couple of 70 scoops of powder, and separate tray for pills/supplements. Great for taking to work or when you have an overnighter elsewhere and can't be bothered taking all your seperate pouches/containers. Glad I bought this, better than the default MP shaker.Goes Well With:Powder and supplements
Jamdog - (06 / Sep / 2013)
Myprotein SmartShake is great for holding supplements and protein to carry around and mix a medium drink whenever neededGoes Well With:Whey protein
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BenG - (20 / Aug / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake is an awesome bit of kit! It's really useful for carrying round my powders, multivitamins and aminos! It saves the trouble of taking all different pots around with you. Also, it's very light but at the same time very durable.
Gaz - (17 / Aug / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake is a great shaker, with the extra container for containing protein for your next shake.
mannion_95 - (02 / Jul / 2013)
The shaker is handy for when you are out as you have two different compartments so its good for carrying around with you but the downside is that the shaker isn't that big but apart from that I would recommend.
Shake and go
EdH - (02 / Jul / 2013)
This is simply a SmartShake (which is a separate company) shaker branded with the MyProtein logo. It is a great shaker for on the move. I use mine to keep my two "snack" servings of whey protein in whilst I am at the office. Easy to use as normal. I would recommend that you ditch the filter thingy which goes inside the shaker. I guess this might be supposed to filter out clumps whilst you shake, but in practice I find that it provides a surface for clumps of powder to stick to. It mixes much better if you don't bother with it. Also, remove the bottom containers before shaking. The powder stored in them will crawl up into the thread of the screw parts otherwise, so when you undo it to get to your second helping, some powder will spill. Finally, I think some liquid gets caught up in the screw underneath the lid. Removing this to put in your second serving will release this liquid, so you will get wet, and possibly sticky hands during your second shake. For those slight niggles, it looses a star. Otherwise, a great and convenient product for on the go. When I am at home, I stick to my regular shaker though.Goes Well With:Impact Whey Isolate, Hydrolysed Whey, Creatine Monohydrate, water.
Luke - (24 / Jun / 2013)
Myprotein SmartShake is a great product, could not ask for more.
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NeilArrows - (24 / Jun / 2013)
Order process including delivery was all top draw. Order tracking and communication was brilliant. Myprotein SmartShake has also been great. Just getting used to using it to support training. Goes Well With:Milk
Marky D - (20 / Jun / 2013)
The My Protein Smartshake is a great product if your on the go, its simple and easy to use.
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greedy - (07 / Jun / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake is a good all round shaker, mixing well and handy with the extra compartments for vitamins and powders. Would recommend this product.
Matty12891 - (04 / Jun / 2013)
The shaker compartments in the Myprotein SmartShake are very useful for transporting. There's just enough water capacity in the bottle too.
Andi247 - (03 / Jun / 2013)
I like the Myprotein SmartShake and I am thinking of buying another 2. I use mine for when I am visiting friends and family. It saves me taking my bags of sups with me everywhere or having to find smaller containers for each mixture. My only complaint is with the supplements which are quite thick, the mixer doesn't always mix it effectively due to it's limited size. However this is a minor criticism. The only solution to this problem would be to increase the size of the product... which would make it too bulky and less compact. Goes Well With:Errrm... travelling
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SteveL - (03 / Jun / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake is the perfect blender if you're like me and on the go from first thing in the morning. I can comfortably fit my pre and post workout powder in the separate compartments. Great quality product and mixes really well. I'm really happy with it so far.
Excellent product
Ben - (30 / May / 2013)
Awesome product. Dropped it in the first week which cracked the bottom so it leaks pretty bad now. Great mixer and you can add the ball mixer in for extra effectiveness. Overall, great to recommend as long as whoever purchases it isn't as clumsy as me because this product isn't that durable!Goes Well With:Protein powders, creatine, fruit juices etc.
wfsg12 - (28 / May / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake is very handy but when it comes to shake it is very poor. The protein powder always gets stuck in the lid and never mixes properly.Goes Well With:it does not mix very well with any protein powder
Sarah87 - (27 / May / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake is a fantastic bottle! This is the best I've ever bought! It's so handy to keep spare protein powder as well as tablets or nuts for a quick source of energy before or after training.
lewis - (21 / May / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake is a fantastic mixer. I will buy another one.
Keep it simple
KM - (20 / May / 2013)
Like all the best innovations, the thinking behind this Myprotein SmartShake is very simple. Add the twist on/off compartments to store additional protein powder in and/or your days supplements, all in one container. It's great. I love it!
So easy!
neil - (19 / May / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake is so easy to use. The scale on the side means that you don't need to use a measuring jug. It has two handy, detachable storage tubs that screw on and off easily, I use mine to store extra scoops of shake powder, sometimes using the plastic divider to separate healthy snacks. The sieve-like lid helps to break down and mix the powder, also making it smooth and bubbly. It's a great buy. I use mine at least twice a day! 10/10!Goes Well With:Any MyProtein shake powder.
Perfect shaker
Sean S - (14 / May / 2013)
I received this Myprotein SmartShake last week. It's a big improvement on my last one. The compartments for storage of supplements make it perfect for on the go. A couple of shakes with any mixture and you're ready to go with few lumps. The parts are nice and solid. It's great quality whilst being easy to clean. It's a very good product!Goes Well With:Impact Whey Protein
Alex - (06 / May / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake was delivered very quickly and efficiently.
Excellent idea but could do with being slightly bigger
tommy060289 - (03 / May / 2013)
I bought the Myprotein SmartShake to use with some MyProtein Recovery XS, so I could put either water or milk in the container (at 400 ml it's just the right size) and the two scoops of powder in the bottom prior to being mixed. However, the bottom can only just fit two scoops (90g) in, and requires a careful, steady hand. Once in, you have to carefully put the other bottle back on top and compress it down to squish the powder in. Once in, the bottle is excellent. It has a good seal and when the components are added together, they mix well in the shaker. However, I can't help but think a better option would be to make a similar size bottle but with just two sections instead of three. Then you could have a bit more room in the storage compartment for a powder and then perhaps stretch the bottle slightly more to 500 ml
Nhez - (03 / May / 2013)
This Myprotein SmartShake is a very good shaker! The compartments are very useful, and the fact that it is suitable for dishwashers and microwaves is a bonus!
Excellent shaker!
vtoma - (02 / May / 2013)
I always wanted to have a Myprotein SmartShake and I finally bought this one. It is really useful when you are away from home all day, because you do not need other containers for powder or nuts and things like that. You just have to get a SmartShake!
Practical shaker
Frank - (01 / May / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake has a fantastic second compartment for storing protein powder as well as tablets. I don't take any supplement tablets so I just take out the separating insert. It's very useful for having a shake when you need one without having to pre-mix and carry it around with you. I am not a big fan of the mesh insert in terms of using it for mixing, I took it out and used one of the metal coils I had from one of my other Myprotein shakers. The hook clip is great for attaching a locker key. It's a good fat shape and I would recommend it.Goes Well With:All powders and tablets.
MT88 - (23 / Apr / 2013)
Myprotein SmartShake is a great little shaker, it lets you keep your protein dry in the small compartment until you want to mix it.
Eric - (22 / Apr / 2013)
I received my Myprotein SmartShake within 5 working days. I'm very pleased with it.
Jqrocks - (22 / Apr / 2013)
I'm very pleased with this Myprotein SmartShake, it does exactly what I want it to. It produces smooth shakes every time and the compartment lets me take 2 separate portions of powder with me to have throughout the day. I would definitely recommend it.
Jonny - (16 / Apr / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake is a good mixer that does the job. I was expecting it to be slightly bigger than it is but it still works fine.Goes Well With:Protein shakes
Very Handy
Iulian - (09 / Apr / 2013)
Lots of good things to say about it. Very handy and the perfect size - makes it easy to carry vitamins and powders and allows to use it during the day before making the protein shake. The plastic itself is of a very good quality.Goes Well With:Powders vitamins and liquids.
Nickyh - (02 / Apr / 2013)
I couldn't be happier with this Myprotein SmartShake if I tried. Perfect for mixing and offers great storage for more shakes and supplements. Fits well into my gym bag and hasn't leaked unlike others I have tried. The separate components of the product make cleaning it super easy and quick. This deserves a 5/5 rating for sure.
Gym - (02 / Apr / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShake is very good and a handy product. It's great as you can store your protein and supplements in the compartments below, or you can take them off if you want the shaker to be smaller. I would recommend this.Goes Well With:Whey protein isolate
Good but leaks slightly
Frannie - (02 / Apr / 2013)
The Myprotein SmartShaker is a really good shaker with the extra compartments however, it does leak if I put any fluid in it. Goes Well With:IBCAA, Whey
Ro'd - (22 / Mar / 2013)
Big enough to hold 400ml of liquid and 2 big scoops of powder and still shake it up. Easy to clean, mixes products well too. Can't go wrong with it really.Goes Well With:Any powder that need mixing with a liquid
Clever and simple
Destructoboy - (18 / Mar / 2013)
Great product, added use-ability without adding on lots of extra bulk. Great innovation to have the secondary powder store with the extra level for supplements or even more powder. All very neat and compact and I have never needed to use a blender for my shakes yet which is always a bonus. Misses out on a full 5 stars as there are no colour choice options. I get the colour scheme of the company however would be a nice extra to change up the look of you myprotein shaker, but who cares really?
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First completely solo work, Sin City; wrote and drew the story in black and white to emphasize its film noir origins |
First published work in Gold Key Comics' The Twilight Zone |
Wrote and illustrated, with painted colors by Varley, the graphic novel 300 |
First gained attention from a two issue story for Marvel's Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man |
During his run on Daredevil, Miller created the ninja mercenary Elektra |
Created the DC Comics' six-issue miniseries Ronin; first of many collaborations with his wife Lynn Varley |
Wrote the screenplays for "RoboCop 2" |
"300" was adapted by director Zack Snyder into a highly successful film; was an executive producer |
Scripted the film "RoboCop 3" |
Developed the groundbreaking four-issue miniseries Batman: The Dark Knight Returns; inked by Klaus Janson and colored by Lynn Varley |
Co-directed with Robert Rodriguez the film adaptation of his graphic series "Sin City" |
Wrote and directed "The Spirit" from the newspaper comic book supplement of the same name created by Will Eisner |
Was an artist for Marvel comics' Daredevil; also began contributing to the story |
Freelanced at DC Comics |
Born on Jan. 27, 1957 in Olney, MD, Miller was raised in Montpelier, VT, with six other siblings by his carpenter and electrician father and his nurse mother. Miller considered himself a maladjusted child, whose self-proclaimed miserable youth prompted him to immerse himself in the fantasy world of comic books. As he matured, he adjusted a bit better, but maintained his interest in graphic entertainment as well as broadening his horizons into detective fiction and film. With influences ranging from comic book legends Jack Kirby, Will Eisner and Wallace Wood to film masters Alfred Hitchcock and Akira Kurasawa, Miller moved to the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood in New York City and labored in fan publications before finally seeing his artwork published in Gold Key's comic, Twilight Zone (1978). He next found freelance work at DC Comics, drawing stories for such titles as Weird War Tales, as well as a piece for an anthology collection of Christmas stories that marked his first artwork depicting Batman, a character which he would later famously reinvent.
Miller's first regular work came from DC's primary rival, Marvel Comics, penciling a two-part Spider-Man story that guest-starred the less popular superhero, Daredevil. In 1980, a 21-year-old Miller lobbied to assume the art chores on the regular Daredevil title and earned the job, teaming for the first time with his frequent collaborator, artist Klaus Janson. He impressed fans with his kinetic depiction of the athletic, street-fighting hero and his diligently detailed, yet stylized depiction of the grim and gritty side of the hero's turf, Miller's own Hell's Kitchen neighborhood. Miller's influences and enthusiasm soon pervaded the book, and he quickly took over as writer and artist. Daredevil became a superhero with realistic personal problems, while introducing controversial subject matter like drug use as well as the deadly vigilante anti-hero, The Punisher. In 1982, Miller the artist teamed with the hugely influential X-Men writer Chris Claremont for another landmark series, the four-issue Wolverine title that fleshed out and defined the X-Men's most popular mutant, depicting his internal conflict as a noble-hearted samurai-style warrior who battles the instincts of a bestial killer.
Establishing himself as an iconoclast, Miller relocated to Los Angeles and left Marvel to pursue a golden opportunity at competitor DC, writing and drawing his own self-created 1983 graphic miniseries Ronin. An ambitious and experimental serialized adventure set in the future, in which a man is inhabited by the soul of a fierce ancient samurai and fights the repressive dystopia in which he exists, Miller was a one-man show, as he wrote, penciled, inked, edited, designed and even supervised at the printer. Although it was only distributed through comic shops, the innovative and adult-themed Ronin caught the attention of the mainstream. It also gave DC the confidence to let Miller loose on one of their flagship characters, Batman. Once a camp figure known primarily for the 1960s television character, DC had brought Batman back to his original 1930s crime noir roots as early as 1970. But in 1986, Miller's groundbreaking series, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (1986), gave the crime fighter's dark and foreboding qualities a radical post-modern edge. The series became one of the most resonant and influential of its era, and Miller - along with Swamp Thing writer Alan Moore and others - was anointed among the comic book industry's revolutionary vanguards of the 1980s.
Miller next teamed up with artist David Mazzuccelli for the four-part storyline, Batman: Year One (1987), a taught and edgy postmodern origin story that helped make Miller one of the most significant creators in the character's long history, with his influence being strongly felt in the later "Batman" films, from Tim Burton's first two installments to Christopher Nolan's acclaimed reboots following Joel Schumacher's disastrous reign. Miller's distinctive art style was even directly adapted into a sequence in an episode of the animated "Batman: The Animated Series" (Fox/The WB, 1992-99). With his status within the comic industry at an all-time high, Miller also became a vocal champion of creators' right and anti-censorship. He was tapped to write the screenplay for "RoboCop 2" (1990), a move that given the tormented man vs. machine undercurrents and pointed use of violence seemed perfect for the writer. But according to Miller, the typical grind of the Hollywood machine largely undercut his original vision and left him disappointed despite providing rewrites on set every day. Some Miller-esque elements did managed to survive and he returned for the underwhelming third installment, "RoboCop 3" (1993), claiming fascination with the moviemaking process.
Miller moved on to join forces with Watchmen artist Dave Gibbons for the recurring series Give Me Liberty (1991), a scathing, satiric and frequently hilarious sci-fi parable starring Martha Washington, a poor black woman from Chicago who is drafted into a totalitarian paramilitary group, only to become humanity's best and brightest hope. Followed by two sequel miniseries, the Martha Washington books offered in-your-face social criticism, but lacked the resonance of Miller's earlier work. The otherwise entertaining Hard Boiled (1991) also suffered from similar problems, which was essentially an extreme and ultra-violent private eye pastiche set in yet another near-future dystopia, though beautifully illustrated by artist Geoff Darrow. Miller and Darrow's subsequent collaboration, Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot (1996), a fond deconstruction of junky Japanese films and goofy robot-boy comics, proved accessible enough to be turned into the unlikely, but entertaining animated television series of the same name (Fox, 1999-2000).
But it was Miller's original creation Sin City (1992) which he wrote, drew and published through the indie Dark Horse Comics, that ultimately proved to be his best-known work. Drawing on his love of crime noir and detective fiction, Miller disposed of his samurai and sci-fi trappings to create a dark, deadly town of boozy back alleys bereft of superheroes. In their place were downtrodden men with shady pasts, dangerous women fond of mixing sex and violence, and corruption around every corner. Sin City displayed a new writing style that had evolved into a lean, sparse prose that packed as much punch as Mickey Spillane and as much urban poetry as Raymond Chandler. Meanwhile, Miller's art style was a graphic euphoria of stylized black and white imagery laced with tinges of single colors that artfully depicted the casual, but viscerally effective violence. Leaning as far away from mainstream comic book style, Sin City was a singular vision that caught fire with both Miller's legion of devotees and a substantial amount of mainstream readers. He eventually produced an increasingly impressive canon of intertwining series in which background characters in one story arc might emerge as major players in another. The series also gave Miller widespread credit for giving comic books a cinematic feel and pace, thanks to influences in the works of noir masters like Sam Fuller, Fritz Lang and Orson Welles.
Miller created another well-received comic book miniseries during his "Sin City" period, 300 (1998), a compelling, machismo-soaked, highly cinematic interpretation of the historic Battle of Thermopylae during the Spartan wars of 480 B.C. which was inspired by a childhood favorite film "The 300 Spartans" (1962). Meanwhile, his highly anticipated graphic sequel, The Dark Knight Strikes Again (2001), was a disappointment on a story-level, though once again the title proved to be a big seller. Meanwhile, the film adaptation of "Daredevil" (2003), starring a misplaced Ben Affleck, was released to mixed reviews, though the box office take was brisk. Miller was granted source material credit for that movie's spinoff, "Elektra" (2005), which starred Jennifer Garner in a character that Miller had created for Marvel's Daredevil series, and continued with her own series Elektra: Assassin (1986) and Elektra Lives Again (1990). The movie failed to live up to its predecessor, receiving a deluge of negative reviews prior to a poor showing at the box office. Meanwhile, he teamed with superstar artist Jim Lee on the non-continuity comic title All-Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder (2005-08), which was originally met with great anticipation, but was eventually reviled by fans and critics, mainly due to Batman's unflinching sadism and even violent abuse towards innocent victims.
Miller had felt burned by his Hollywood experiences and had ditched his desire to direct a film in favor of returning to the drawing board. Even when studios repeatedly offered to option Sin City he remained fiercely protective of his work, viewing it as a safe haven. One Hollywood admirer of Miller's masterwork proved tenacious, however. Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez vigorously pursued the property by directly appealing to Miller, assembling an animated storyboard presentation of the film he had in mind, using photographs that mirrored Miller's comic book imagery. Although impressed, Miller initially declined. But Rodriguez continued his pursuit by shooting a short based on one of the stories, "The Customer is Always Right," which pushed Miller to eventually say yes. He was also given the opportunity to write the script as well as co-direct alongside Rodriguez. But one week prior to the start of the production, the Directors Guild of America attempted to shut the film down due to Miller's lack of approved credentials. To fix the problem, Rodriguez simply quit the DGA and kept the film on track. The result was "Sin City" (2005), a visually stunning knockout that starred a slew of Hollywood stars, including Mickey Rourke, Bruce Willis, Clive Owen, Jessica Alba, Elijah Wood, Benicio del Toro, Brittany Murphy, Rosario Dawson and Michael Madsen. Though visually stunning, some critics lamented the lack of humanity on display amidst scenes of murder, torture and rape.
Following the better-than-expected box office success of "Sin City," Miller continued his abhorred title All-Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder while also seeing take on the Battle of Thermopylae go into production. "300" (2007) was basically a shot-for-shot adaptation of the comic and starred Gerard Butler as the King of Sparta, who valiantly leads his ragtag group of soldiers into battle against the million-strong army of Persian king, Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro). Though critical reaction was once again mixed, the movie became a huge hit both internationally and on the domestic front, while proving that Miller's work could be translated into commercially successful entertainment. Perhaps biting off more than he could chew, Miller stepped into the director's chair on his own to helm "The Spirit" (2008), a critically maligned adaptation of longtime friend Will Eisner's stylish comic about a murdered cop mysteriously reborn and turned into a masked vigilante (Gabriel Macht). Following that film's commercial flop, Miller was for some reason determined to resume All-Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder, if only because the title continued to sell despite years of fan derision.
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We The Stupid – The "Deal" on the Debt Ceiling Published on 08/02/11 ________________________________________
By Ann Barnhardt American Thinker I stand here in abject stupefaction. The so-called "right" or "Tea Party" in this republic is being so thoroughly rolled and defeated that I am struggling to come up with an adequate violent submission metaphor that does not involve prison rape . . . and they honesty think that they're "winning." Really? You call this winning? - Obama gets over $2 Trillion to spend before the 2012 election - There are no real spending cuts - There is a massive tax increase effective January 1, 2013 Obama is going to be handed something in excess of $2 Trillion—and he has made it perfectly clear that he will spend every penny of it before the November 2012 election. That's why he kept saying, " . . . so we don't have to do this again", meaning raise the debt ceiling again. The debt ceiling would only need to be raised if all of the money had been spent. Therefore, he has stated very clearly that he will spend every penny of any debt ceiling increase. He is going to burn through $2 Trillion-plus in the next sixteen months. This was the Obama regime's plan from day one. Geithner appeared before Congress in early May and told them this in no uncertain terms. This outcome has been a known quantity all along. There are no spending cuts in this plan. It is all accounting fraud. Saying that you are not going to spend money in Afghanistan ten years from now is not spending cuts. Even if you accept the $1 Trillion in cuts over ten years propaganda, that is only $100 Billion per year, which is essentially meaningless relative to the size of the problem. Furthermore, even a miniscule uptick in interest rates, which given the massive debasement of our currency is now a mathematical certainty, will completely consume that $100 Billion per year. It's all a joke. Back to the $2 Trillion that Obama is being handed. I honestly think that most people in this country have no understanding of simple counting numbers. Do you not understand how much a trillion is? Where do you think this money is going to come from—who has two trillion dollars to loan us? China? Nope. Not even close.. China's entire GDP is only $6 Trillion.. Do you honestly think that China is going to loan us one third of their total annual economic production? China was a huge creditor to us back when $100 Billion was considered a staggeringly large amount of money – which was four years ago. Now $100 Billion is literally a rounding error. Do you realize that there are only a handful of nations of this planet that even have a GDP in excess of $2 Trillion? If these countries loaned us every penny of their GDP, it wouldn't even be $2 Trillion: Canada ($1.57 T) India ($1.54 T) Russia ($1.46 T) Are you starting to understand the scope of what we are talking about now? Obama is going to embezzle considerably more than the entire economic output of Canada, India or Russia to his cronies before the 2012 election—and that is just counting this round of spending. This doesn't include the other $5 Trillion he has already burned through since 2009. China is not going to lend us this money because they simply don't have anything close to that much money to lend. This $2 Trillion is going to come from the Federal Reserve. Where is the Federal Reserve going to get $2 Trillion? They are going to print it out of thin air. We are in the midst of the largest currency debasement ever seen in human history. There is only one result that can come of currency debasement: hyperinflation and total economic and societal collapse. Have you also forgotten the so-called "Bush tax cuts"? Yeah. Those rates are going to expire on January 1, 2013. Obama will presumably still be occupying the Oval Office at that time assuming that he is not forcibly removed or that the Republic is still intact at that time. Taxes will increase significantly at that point, and the Congressional Budget Office has scored everything put before them given the fact of the massive tax increases on 1/1/2013. Do you understand that? When these Republicans and even these so-called "Tea Party Freshmen" tell you that there are no tax hikes in their "plan," they are consciously, willfully, knowingly lying to you through their teeth. Finally, I do not understand how it can possibly be that conservative writers are still addressing Obama as if he is actually trying to help the economy, but his well-intentioned policies are failing. Obama is the enemy. Obama is a Marxist-Communist usurper and puppet front for a cabal of Marxist-Communists who are actively trying to destroy the United States of America. Everything they have done, are doing, and will do has the single goal of collapsing and destroying the U.S. economy, military, constitutional government and culture. What part of "Marxist Revolution" do you not understand? The Obama regime is not a failure. The Obama regime is not incompetent. The Obama regime has achieved more in two and a half years than anyone could have possibly foreseen. It has debased the currency by 50% of the GDP and guaranteed that our economy will collapse. It has looted the Treasury for more than the size of a top-ten economy and embezzled that wealth into the hands of their fellow Marxists in preparation for the final collapse of the United States. It has ground the economy of the United States to a screeching halt. It has destabilized the entire Muslim world and ensured that there will be a nuclear war centered around Israel within the decade. The Obama regime has no interest whatsoever in "stimulus" or "getting folks back to work." How can you not understand this? How can we possibly win this war if we refuse to come to terms with the fact that we are in fact fighting a war. God save the United States of America, because the people are far too stupid to do it themselves. Ann Barnhardt is a livestock and grain commodity broker and marketing consultant, American patriot, traditional Catholic, and unwitting counter-revolutionary blogger. She can be reached through her business at www.barnhardt.biz. ________________________________________
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I looked at your wikipedia link. I would be glad if I could say we have something like that here in europe or in germany. And watching a concert there must be really amazing. And so - I promise! - if they play there, I'm coming! - and we have beer - I'll take one on from germany, I can't stand your american ones. But before they have to play in Adelaide.
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Truncated PDGFalpha abolishes vasoconstriction in spontaneously hypertensive rats
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Binding of platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF) to its receptors ( PDGFR-alpha/beta) initiates intracellular signaling pathways leading to proliferation of vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMC) or vasoconstriction.
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To determine whether mutations of truncated PDGFR-alpha functional domaine reduce the activation of the PDGFR°Valpha in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR), we constructed truncated PDGFR-alpha by gene recombination (Ad5CMV-PDGFR-alpha). Immunoblotting was used to assess tyrosine phosphorylation of PDGFR-alpha immunoprecipitated from cultured rat aortic VSMC, which were transfected with either empty vector for control or transfected with PDGFR-alpha encoding adenoviruses. Incorporation of 3H-thymidine and 3H-Leucine was measured, and intracellular free calcium in VSMC was obtained using fura-2 spectrofluorometry. Vascular reactivity of aortic rings was studied using an isometric force transducer.
Truncated PDGFR-ƒ— (Ad5CMV-PDGFR-alpha) significantly reduced PDGF-mediated 3H-thymidine incorporation into VSMC compared to control values (160°"7Bq/well vs 204°"9 Bq/well, mean°"SEM, each n=8, p<0.05). Truncated PDGFR-alpha significantly reduced PDGF-mediated 3H-Leucine incorporation into VSMC compared to control values (722°"42Bq/well vs 1027°"32 Bq/well, each n=8, p<0.05). The PDGF°Vinduced increase of intracellular free calcium concentration was significantly lower in VSMC transfected with truncated PDGFR-alpha compared with controls (108°"9 nmol/L vs 218°"7 nmol/L, n=10, p<0.01). On the other hand, insulin-induced proliferation of VSMC was not significantly reduced in VSMC transfected with truncated PDGFR-alpha. Reactivity of aortic rings to angiotensin II stimulation was significantly reduced after incubation with truncated PDGFR-alpha receptor encoding adenoviruses for 4 hours (0.14°"0.03g vs 0.17°"0.03g, n=6, p<0.01).
Truncated PDGFR-alpha reduces vasconstriction and vascular growth in primary hypertension.