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Hello everyone my name is LeRoy, I am a pure bred Boston Terrier puppy. I am nine weeks old and my coloring is black and white, but I am tinted blue. I am absolutely beautiful or handsome I should say, if I do say so myself. The reason I am on here, is my owner is looking to place me in a new forever home. All my brothers and sisters have found their forever home and I am hoping to find mine ...
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Eli is a handsome little boy. He loves to play outside and adores children. Eli is a Champagne and White Boston Terrier with light blue eyes. He was born on March 31, 2016 and has been socialized with small children and other dogs. He is up to date on his shots and dewormings. He will come with his CKC puppy registration, his vaccine record and a 1-year health guarantee.
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I have the most adorable little girl she is the most sweetest puppy she is Boston/bichon mix she has shots and been wormed. She is full of energy and loves to play play play! is what she loves! and loves to cuddle! She won't get very big she is going on 4 months old she uses puppy pads . But goes outside too. She is wonderful with other pets and loves and adores children. She has that ...
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AKC registered boston terrier puppies for sale. ready to go by June 28, 2016. males and females both available. all are black and white except two [2] are brown and white.
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She Is Loving , Playful , Gets Along Well With Other Pets , Loves Out Doors , Small Breed. 12 Weeks Old. Comes Bag Of Food , Treats , Shampoo , Dog Bowl , Toys , Puppy Pads , Flea Collar . Have To Give Her Away Due To New Apartment . BEST OFFER , Text For Pictures
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Boston Terrier puppies. Born March 18, 2016. 1st shot and worming done. Ready to go to their new homes. 1 boy and 1 girl.
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Super cute and very playful! Black & white males available. Current on vaccinations, wormed at 2,4,6 & 8 weeks, Parvo shot at four weeks. Any one of these little darlings would make a wonderful addition to your home<3 Call/text 419-553-9290 to schedule an appointment to take one of these cuties to their forever home. Email also welcome
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1 little boy Boston Terrier puppy and 2 little girls!! They are all red Boston's, and they all have beautiful unique markings. Their parents both live in the home and the pups are raised around children. They are ready now and have had their first series of shots and they have had their tails dock. Please call for further information and if you would like to look at them. I am around so you ...
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Black and white. Females. Wormed. Dew claws done. Vet checked. Super sweet.$500.00 Cash. Black and white splash also available. $700.00. Born Dec.25,2015. 765-245-2363. If no answer please leave a message. Thank you.
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Come take a peak at these beautiful pups black and whites and a few brindle, , dew claws and tails done AKC reg. papers available will be taking deposits for the males and females will be available
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CKC Boston Terrier Puppies - we have 3 males available and all have unique colors and markings. Brindle & White male $1000, Black & White male $1000 and Merle & White male $1500. Prices are as pets and require a neuter contract. Sophie delivered 4 gorgeous babies on February 15th, 2016. ~*~ Sophie is a blue brindle and is AKC/CKC registered. She has a very lovable personality and is a ...
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This research investigates some of the largest UK multinational companies, to examine their levels of adaptation and standardization of international marketing tactics. It examines whether these companies are adapting or standardizing their marketing mix elements in international markets. This research determined that both adaptation and standardization are used at the same time. The level of integration is dependent upon considerations of the relationship between the reasons and elements identified, and an understanding of how these are affected by a number of factors (one of them being Entry Methods, the factor under consideration).
Within the field of international marketing, there has been a longstanding debate over the amount or extent of standardization or adaptation. Vrontis and Vignali [13:26] state that the question came under discussion as early as 1961, with Elinder [5] initially considering the idea with regard to world wide advertising. This debate then expanded to consider promotion and today encompasses the whole of the marketing mix.
The fundamental basis of the adaptation school of thought is that the marketer is subject to a new set of macroenvironmental factors, as well as different constraints such as language, climate, race, topography, occupations, education and taste; in addition, there are frequent conflicts resulting from different laws, cultures and societies [4]. On the other hand, supporters of standardization believe that consumers' needs, wants and requirements do not vary across various markets and countries. They believe that the world is becoming increasingly more similar in both environmental and customer requirements [7].
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Within the field and literature of international marketing, when a company decides to begin marketing products abroad, it has to make a fundamental strategic decision whether to use a standardized marketing mix (product, price, place, promotion, people, physical evidence, process management) and a single marketing strategy in all countries, or whether to adjust the marketing mix and strategies to fit the unique dimensions of each local market.
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I had revision gynecomastia surgery 8 weeks ago. As part of the surgery, the surgeon released the scar tissue on the left chest that was very hard prior to surgery. Post surgery, the tissue becomes soft and the left chest is totally flat whenever I wear the compression vest. However, when I remove the vest, after about 30 mins, the tissue becomes somewhat hard again. Why does this happen and what can I do to keep the tissue soft and flat permanently? Thx -Sean
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Thanks for the post and photo. Revision gynecomastia surgery can take even longer to settle. At 8 weeks you are still on the earlier side of the healing curve. I suspect that you are experiencing transient swelling once the compression vest is off. This should improve as time goes by because the swelling should decrease. You are also probably experiencing scar formation which is normal at this time in your recovery. Stretching exercises and massage may help with this. I would follow your plastic surgeons recommendations regarding this.
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this is an unfortunate problem you are going thru.
yes, the body may take longer to heal after a revision surgery such as the one you had.
what I would suggest you is to start massage the scarred area either with a mechanical hand-held massage device ( Homedic for ex at any Wallgreen ) or buy one of those hand-held Ultrasound device on Amazon, plus the 4 $ gel that goes with it. the Ultrasound devices are used by physical therapists, but you can do it to yourself in the comfort of your home twice a day to help soften out the scar tissue and massage it.
your surgeon probably explained you it may take up to 2 years for the scar tissue to settle down.
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STILLWATER - Ninety minutes before Saturday night's season-opening kick, Boone Pickens was spotted in a men's restroom of the ever-expanding stadium that bears his name. Oklahoma State's phavorite philanthropist was wiping up excess water around some sinks. "Um, Sir. Aren't you a bit overqualified to be doing that kind of work?" Pickens was asked. "Naw, I just hate messes," said the smiling gabillionaire, finishing the chore. Pickens' favorite football team promptly went out and cleaned up the mess it left last September. OSU freshman Perrish Cox went 96 yards for a touchdown on the season-opening kickoff. From there, the Cowboys did what any respectable Division I-A team would do against a mediocre I-AA opponent. They were completely disrespectful, beating the Bad News Bears 52-10 before a crowd of 41,393. This one was over the instant Cox caught the opening kickoff, so it's hard to tell what, if anything, the lopsided triumph proved. Cox also returned two punts for 31 yards, which I guess answers the question as to whether he'll have much of an impact on special teams this year. Other curiosities also were satisfied:
Freshman linebacker Chris Collins sniffs out ball carriers like a hound, is as aggressive as a Doberman, and hits like a boxer. He also blocks punts (third quarter).
It's time people learned to pronounce the last name of freshman running back Keith Toston (TOAST-en), seeing how he scored two touchdowns on his first three touches.
Sophomore quarterback Bobby Reid knows how to throw, completing 8 of 17 passes for 165 yards and four touchdowns. But apparently some of his receivers forgot how to catch. There were at least five dropped passes, including 2½ by the normally flawless D'Juan Woods, who still had to chutzpa to outleap a defender and sprint in a for a 72-yard touchdown with :08 remaining in the first half.
At 6-foot-4, 220 pounds, junior wide receiver Adarius Bowman - three catches for 47 yards and a touchdown - certainly knows how to mistreat cornerbacks.
Sophomore running back Mike Hamilton had 155 yards on 16 carries in the first half. Had he taken proper advantage of the monstrous hole on his first carry, Hamilton might have had 200-plus.
OSU has two big feet in kicker Jason Ricks (53-yard field goal) and kickoff man Bruce Redden (five kickoffs for touchbacks).
Redshirt freshman safety Andre Sexton showed he was worthy of wearing the late Vernon Grant's No. 20 jersey, burying his facemask in the opposing quarterback's chest, which led to a Cox interception.
It's a scary sight for a defensive back when Cowboys sophomore tight end Brandon Pettigrew (6-5, 265) splits out wide, which he often does.
If you're looking for an unknown OSU stud currently limited as a backup, keep an eye on third-string freshman defensive lineman Derek Burton, who lived in the Bears' backfield much of the second half.
Saturday's romp could have been much uglier. Up 45-0 with 13:20 left in the third quarter, OSU coach Mike Gundy called off the dogs and ordered subs.
Exactly how bad are the Bears? Somewhere between terrible and horrible. They were the preseason pick to finish seventh in the eight-team Gateway Conference.
But it appears this year's OSU team at least knows how to locate their opponent's jugular, which last year's team most certainly did not.
Whenever the 2005 Cowboys knocked down an opponent, they picked them up and brushed them off rather than shoving their face in the dirt.
The 2006 Cowboys seem much meaner, much more competent, much better.
Again, it's tough to tell given the quality of competition.
But if we criticized OSU for not finishing off inferior foes last September, we must credit the Cowboys for doing as they were told Saturday night.
So far, so good.
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Late winter Chicago, early 1991: The once-white snow which fell in December had turned into a dark scum, mixed with ice- melting salt, car oil and decay. Icicles hung from rooftops and windowsills like the whiskers of old men.
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Can anyone stop Gilbert?
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This will be Lombardia's last year as the last big race of the season. They're moving it closer to the Worlds next year: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/10...r-in-2012.aspx
I'd love to see Dan Martin win it, but realistically Gilbert is the most likely victor.
The rider in my avatar is David Etxebarria, not me.
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Uran would be awesome. Or Samuel Sanchez, he's been good in this race before but has yet to win. Anyone other than Gilbert would be pretty cool, his dominance is getting boring. Shame that toughest climbs come early in the race, I hope Euskaltel, Katusha, perhaps Garmin will still make it difficult for Phil- especially that it seems his team isn't very supportive these days.
It's awful that they're moving Lombardy, I think next year I'll watch it and pretend Tour of Beijing doesn't exist- it certainly doesn't deserve to end the WorldTour. And it's especially terrible when I think about all the Italian prep races that are ten times more entertaining than Beijing, plus have their history and big crowds coming to cheer on the riders every year.
Absolutely agree about changing the date, great shame. An illustration of the sport's inability to market its assets.
Whoever wins, Nibali is awesome.
Zaugg! That's a surprise, I'd probably have tipped three-quarters of the field before I got to him. Makes a change, though.
He timed it perfectly. Looked like a lot of guys didn't have the legs today except maybe Nibali, who attacked too early.
It seems like a fitting end to the season. We've had a few surprises like Cobo, Van Summeren, and Nuyens.
First time I've watched this race, and I have to say that the Lombardia region may be the prettiest place in the world to hold a race. Just fantastic scenery!
Loved the move by Nebali, but agreed, he made it way to early. Disappointed in Basso alittle, I was hoping he would have gone with Zaugg and made a race of it. Were there any Americans in this race?
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Imagine a couple of college students hanging out after class and tweeting about popular music. Now imagine them claiming that they're working on their foreign language homework. Yeah, right.
Tania Convertini is the director of the French and Italian Language Program. (Photo by Eli Burakian '00)
But at Dartmouth, such students would be telling the truth. Language instruction has its feet planted firmly in the 21st century, with Twitter and blogs and other Generation Y-friendly pedagogical techniques supplementing traditional drills and textbook exercises.
Tania Convertini, director of the French and Italian Language Program, and Elizabeth Polli, director of the Spanish Language Program, are among Dartmouth faculty members who are leading this effort.
We must "take into account that we work with digital natives," says Convertini, "with students who use their iPhones and iPads all the time. We have to come to terms with making these digital tools an active part of teaching languages."
"I really do believe," says Polli, "that students need to be able to use the language from the beginning in real-life situations—not just study grammar rules and apply them. I try my best to engage students actively in using the language so that it becomes something they want to do."
So, explains Convertini, "we're using Twitter in language classes as a way of extending the language community beyond the classroom time."
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Students are asked, for example, to follow an Italian singer. "The moment you start following someone on Twitter," Convertini says, "you receive 20 or 30 tweets a day. They're reading these tweets in Italian—authentic materials, with idiomatic expressions." In addition, the students tweet back and forth to each other, making observations on the singer's tweets. Still all in Italian. And the next day in class, students make a one-minute report on what they learned—new words, cultural concepts, etc.—from the exchanges.
Polli offers another example—the simulation of a discussion-and-debate format in a Spanish class. "It gives the students the opportunity to see what it's like when they're out there in the world trying to have a discussion with someone," she says. "It helps them learn to think on their feet."
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Polli also weaves cultural insights into the discussion-and-debate unit. "At the beginning of it," she says, "the students were all wanting to raise their hands to participate in the debate, and I said, OK, let's see what a debate looks like in Spanish in real life. I found on Good Morning America in Spanish a roundtable discussion/debate. We watched a segment of this conversation where everyone was jumping in and interrupting and disagreeing, and I said, this is what happens in the Spanish-speaking world."
The list of such techniques goes on and on. Convertini developed a WordPress blog on which students record their impressions of each night's reading. Another colleague, she says, "had this brilliant idea to ask students to take a picture of what they were eating, and to tweet this picture and describe it. It was a way to make the chapter on food very practical, very experiential."
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To capitalize on this rich pedagogical climate, Convertini recently put together a Language Share Fair featuring about two dozen 10-minute presentations on language-teaching strategies by members of Dartmouth's language departments.
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This artwork is part of an art project to bring attention to the dying of bees that is happening all over the world.
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Wonderful work Judith
Thanks, Viviana! Very happy you like it!
Great piece and for a good cause!
Thank you so much, flirst and morgaen! Yes, I agree that this is for a very good cause, morgaen.
The colorations, the bee, those flowers, that sun....these details!! I'm in awe. Love this! Love the devotion it is to the honey bee! ♥
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Thank you very much, Sharon!
amazing! love it so much!
Lovely to see you, Maryam, and thanks so much for the wonderful comment!
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I love this Judith! Beautiful work! Love the bee, love her dress, and love the letters! Marvelous!
Hello dear Meg and catspaws: big thanks for the great comments and for appreciating all the details of this piece :-)
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Thank you both so much, Angelo and milanova! I really appreciate it!
Wow, gorgeous work Judith (and a great cause)!!
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Amazing Judith. Love it, love it!!
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Always great work! :)
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I love this! great project too.
Hopefully we'll get enough pictures together to have an exhibit. That would bring even more attention to the issue. Thanks so much, Eric, Wayne and Anne!!!
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Yes, it is, Anna, and we're working very hard on getting enough pictures together for an exhibit to bring even more attention to the issue.
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I don't normally post blogs based on what people are Googling, but the last three days I've seen an inordinate number of hits on one of my posts, When Your Baby Dies, and noted that a lot of people searched the word "stillborn" which led them to my site. And I'm not talking about a spike of 10-20 hits, I'm talking in the hundreds. Despite being plugged into the daily news and doing my best to stay current on global events, I can't for the life of me think of any reason that people would be searching so frequently for that term, or landing so often on my post.
But in the interest of helping those folks out, I'd like to tell you how to survive the death of your child.
Please keep in mind, my daughter was a full-term stillborn, so my experience is radically different from someone who lost a child outside the womb. I can't imagine losing one of my children (my wife and I now have two, a boy and a girl) and having to go through the process of burying them and the memories we made. I can't imagine how it would feel to stand in Jon or Ella's bedroom, knowing that they were never coming back. What it would be like to not feel my son's arms wrapped around my neck again, or not have my daughter beg me to bounce her on the trampoline until she collapsed into my arms, laughing too hard to stand.
I think, honestly, I would die.
I know some of that pain, having experienced it with my stillborn daughter, but the grief is different when you mourn lost potential. Losing someone you've had for weeks or months or years…I don't know. But I do know this: there is a connection between all of us who have ever lost a child. We know the deep sorrow of seeing a future wiped out before it could be fulfilled. We know the intense horror of having to ask "Why?" and "What could have happened differently?" without ever getting a satisfactory answer. We know what it feels like to willingly offer our own life for the life of our child, begging for the chance that they might live and we might die instead.
And we know the futility of such begging.
If you've ever picked out your child's clothes, knowing that it would be the last thing they'd ever wear, you know that sometimes simply breathing is like being pierced with a knife.
If you've ever had a doctor look at you, eyes full of fear and mouth devoid of words, you know that the universe itself can seem small and cruel.
These are the pains of losing a child. They are not easy. They are not short-lived. They are not understood by many, save those who have drank from the same cup. They are, however, not permanent, at least not in the sense that each day feels like a fresh reinvention of the concept of hell. Eventually you will wake up and realize that you can go on. You will wake up and realize that the death of your child, though still with you in each heartbeat, each moment, is not going to kill you too.
Surviving the death of your child isn't easy. It requires help, professional as well as personal. You need to go see a counselor; a therapist; a doctor; a spiritual advisor. You need to spend time with friends and family who may not understand your grief, but won't shrink away in fear when it surfaces. You need to write down your thoughts, scream obscenities to heaven, cry until you fear dehydration, and battle the twin terrors of exhaustion and insomnia.
If you want to survive, you have to fight. If you give up, you'll die too.
Only it won't be the physical death you perhaps long for; it will be the death of your soul, your emotions, the part of you that makes you you. No one is strong enough to walk through a child's death alone. You'll crave solitude, and it will be an important part of your healing, but you'll need community, a group of people who can and will go with you through the struggle, especially in the first few months when the world goes to hell and you can't even make yourself care about eating a bowl of Frosted Flakes.
It's a bitter irony, I suppose, that the one thing that helps you survive is family. And yet, it's true.
If you are one of the many people who have searched for info on stillbirths, or have been moved by life events to read When Your Baby Dies, I sincerely hope that you have the family you need to survive the family you lost. If I could offer any other advice it's merely this: with the right people around you, the best way to heal is to go full-on into your grieving. Don't push it off. Don't try to play hero. Don't pretend it only hurts a little.
Embrace it. Run into the burning building that is your soul. Once the flames have gone out and everything has been reduced to rubble, you'll find that by the grace of God and the strength of the people around you, you're still standing. You've survived.
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Award-winning mandolinist and music producer David Grisman announced today the HD release of Old & In The Way – The Complete Boarding House Tapes. The 4-set compilation comes exactly 40 years after the band played two shows at The Boarding House in San Francisco – the first on October 1, 1973 and second on October 8, 1973, from which the original LP was produced.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Bryan County by age group. In Bryan County, the male-to-female ratio is 16,946:17,255, which is 3% higher than the ratio of Georgia, which is 4,956,220:5,189,072. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Bryan County, has 52% less property crime than Georgia, and is 43% below the nation's average. Bryan County, has 66% less personal crime than Georgia and when compared to that of United States, Bryan County is 68% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Bryan County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Bryan County, 77% of people are married and 23% of people are single. The percent of people married is 7% higher than the ratio of Georgia, which is 69%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Bryan County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Bryan County is $64,419, which is 35% higher than that of Georgia ($47,768). Income data for Bryan County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Bryan County. In Bryan County, 19% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 33% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 2% higher than that of Georgia. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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Daniella Kadian-Dodov, MD is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, in the sections of Vascular Medicine, and the Vascular Diagnostic Laboratory in the Zena and Michael A. Wiener Cardiovascular Institute and the Marie-Josée and Henry R. Kravis Center for Cardiovascular Health of The Mount Sinai Medical Center.
A graduate of New York University and the Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, Oregon, Dr. Kadian-Dodov completed Internal Medicine residency at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. She conducted clinical research during her residency, and received accolades as both a young-investigator and educator, including the Department of Medicine Silver Apple Teaching Award.
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Kadian-Dodov D, Papolos A, Olin JW. Diagnostic utility of carotid artery duplex ultrasonography in the evaluation of syncope: a good test ordered for the wrong reason. European heart journal cardiovascular Imaging 2015 Jun; 16(6).
Michelis KC, Olin JW, Kadian-Dodov D, d'Escamard V, Kovacic JC. Coronary artery manifestations of fibromuscular dysplasia. Journal of the American College of Cardiology 2014 Sep; 64(10).
Olin JW, Kadian-Dodov D. Exercise-induced leg pain and high blood pressure. JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association; 311(4).
Kadian-Dodov DL, van der Zee SA, Scott SA, Peter I, Martis S, Doheny DO, Rothlauf EB, Lubitz SA, Desnick RJ, Halperin JL. Warfarin pharmacogenetics: a controlled dose-response study in healthy subjects. Vascular medicine (London, England) 2013 Oct; 18(5).
Pintucci G, Saunders PC, Gulkarov I, Sharony R, Kadian-Dodov DL, Bohmann K, Baumann FG, Galloway AC, Mignatti P. Anti-proliferative and anti-inflammatory effects of topical MAPK inhibition in arterialized vein grafts. FASEB journal : official publication of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology 2006 Feb; 20(2).
Pintucci G, Yu PJ, Saponara F, Kadian-Dodov DL, Galloway AC, Mignatti P. PDGF-BB induces vascular smooth muscle cell expression of high molecular weight FGF-2, which accumulates in the nucleus. Journal of cellular biochemistry 2005 Aug; 95(6).
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There's been some deal with Waxman and the Blue Dogs...
so it looks like there will be some public option shell, and lots of less taxes. I suppose Hamsher et al will cheer this as a great success. This is just sad.
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Well, reports of its death may be premature. But Matt does a bang-up job laying out just why we haven't been able to get real reform even with [FK]D's owning the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives.
Our government doesn't exist to protect voters from interests, it exists to protect interests from voters. The situation we have here is an angry and desperate population that at long last has voted in a majority that it believes should be able to pass a health care bill. It expects something to be done. The task of the lawmakers on the Hill, at least as they see things, is to create the appearance of having done something. And that's what they're doing. Personally, I think they're doing a lousy job even of that.
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Here we had a political majority in congress and a popular president armed with oodles of political capital and backed by the overwhelming sentiment of perhaps 150 million Americans, and this government could not bring itself to offend ten thousand insurance men in order to pass a bill that addresses an urgent emergency. What's left? Third-party politics?
so it looks like there will be some public option shell, and lots of less taxes. I suppose Hamsher et al will cheer this as a great success. This is just sad.
Inquiring minds want to know...
Call 202-225-3976 (Waxman)
Called House main number, 202 224-3121--busy.
Finally got through -- and Xfd to Seageant at Ams!!
Hell's bells, not easy reaching Waxman--Well, got to Waxman's office. Person answering knows nothing. BUt she did say the amendment has not even been offered. So, is Weiner just making points for whatever he runs for next???
Next call, Weiner. 202 225-6616.
Switchboard operator said phones have been very, very busy. And I get another busy signal as I type.
Reached Weiner's office--Per person answering call, amendment hasn't been offered bcz there have been no committee meetings since he tried to offer it. Had announcement that committee will meet today at 4PM to continue...negotiating? But that was part of the news about the compromise reached with Blue Dogs.
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Rainfall across most of northeast Iowa averaged 3.2 times the normal amount in May 2004. Most farmers had applied their 2004 nitrogen fertilizer prior to the heavy spring rains. By June, many farmers were uncertain if remaining nitrogen would be sufficient enough to meet the seasonal needs for thousands of acres of corn.
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KIMA learned five-offenders were working at either in-home daycares, preschools, or foster homes here in Yakima County.
But here's the real problem..we can only tell you the number of people found. We can't tell you where they were working. So, if your child goes to an in-home daycare or private preschool, we can't tell you if a sex offender was working there or not.
We know that isn't good enough, so we called the Washington State Auditor's Office to ask why you don't have the right to know where these people are.
Terry Chick asked Communications Director, Mindy Chambers, "Can you give us a breakdown of where these daycares are? Can you get specific on that?"
Chambers replied, "No."
Chick asked, "And why is that?"
Chambers replied, "Because we have to protect, we are legally bound to protect, the identities of the clients. In this case, the clients are the children and we have been told by DSHS that this is not releasable information under state law that pertains to DSHS."
Chick concluded, "Then where does that leave the parents of the children who are going to these facilities? I mean, shouldn't they have a right to know that their children are in danger possibly?"
Chambers said, "All I can tell you is that we have to follow the law."
You can rest assured the sex offenders have been removed from their positions.
But if the state can't release this information, it would probably be good to do some investigating yourself, comparing the address of the spot you take your kids, to the addresses listed for sex offenders.
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"Still plenty of snow, but when they say expert terrain only they mean it, unless you can ski an entire run of gigantic moguls on a steep run go kayaking instead. Even polished experts were getting punished by these monster bumps. Gliding turns not possible. I agree would be nice if they groomed a swath. so there's on the three trails open the options are bumps, bumps and more bumps. Still skiing in late May, which is a novelty. Soon there will just be giant bumps surrounded by dirt ruts. Get ready for a punishing, painful day, even for the master mogul runner....."
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Fast/slow, high/low, pre/post. If I have to spend the time to run all the possible combinations, I won't have much time left to tune my design. But how do I really know which combinations are going to be the worst case for each of my specifications?
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A woman (Jane Wyatt) in the process of divorce shoots her husband and gets her police lieutenant boyfriend (Lee J. Cobb) to help hide the body.
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