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(58%, 254 Votes) Total Voters: 436Vote Loading ... 18 Responses harlee490 March 21, 2013 YES, it was a good cliff hanger until Monday, I can't wait until Monday. Exactly, Adam does love Victor for some strange reason and loathe Victor at the same time. I honestly didn't see this coming, Adam being shot. I thought it would be Alex or even Abby….Loving Y&R right now! Log in to Reply RebeccaJ March 21, 2013 Kinda figured it HAD to be Adam when the gun was pointed at Victor and Adam lunged in front of his dad. As far as the wedding goes? Meh. You've seen one Nicki/Victor wedding you've pretty much seen 'em all. LOTS of ff'ing going on at my house! Log in to Reply richalan67 March 21, 2013 The wedding was classic! I love how they keep saying it's the last one. I think that is the writer's way of saying they are together for good now! The episodes have been fantastic!! Log in to Reply giogio March 21, 2013 Oh no. It was Adam. I think the wedding was great. Nikki was clad in diamonds from Head to Toe. I have been enjoying how every actor is getting a chance at a look back before the show starts. Cant wait for Monday. Very good show. Log in to Reply stoney07 March 21, 2013 Loved it. These have been classic episodes. Not TOO much drama, but the perfect mix of everything…with the wedding, Ashley and Phyllis, then Leslie/Gus, Tyler/Gus, it's just been a good balanced show all around. I wasn't expecting Adam to get shot until I saw him lunge in front of the gun. WOW. I was actually pretty surprised. Great week of episodes… Log in to Reply tedew March 21, 2013 The wedding was kind of nice if not rather boring. Nikki wandering around carrying herself that way I hate when she's all happy with her life with Victor. Victor making promises he can't keep. The mysteriously present guests and the mysteriously non-present guests (with the exception of Katherine because we know why she wasn't there). The newly anointed GCPD cop's confrontation with Noah was not necessary and rude for the time. However, Adam's nearly bi-polar toast to the groom was suspenseful. But really … how could anyone not have known that it would be Adam to lunge between the bullet and Victor?!?! Log in to Reply soapjunkie88 March 21, 2013 Nikki and Victor's wedding delivered great episodes. I have to say that I was kind of impressed. They even worked in Ashley and Eric perfectly. Even though it seemed weird that Nikki and Ashley did not speak one word to one another, but I got a Victor/Ashley scene which was pretty great too. It's kinda weird seeing Sharon on the outs with the Newman family. I think back and have to say that I miss the relationship she had with Victor 10 years ago. But thanks to MAB, I think there is no going back. Katherine not being there was kind of sad … I'm also asking myself where Murphy is all the time. Is he still supposed to be alive??? Other than that I liked that Adam showed up for a toast. I'm kind of disappointed though that he didn't get to spill the dirt on Victor and save his life afterwards. But oh well … I like how it worked out. And I have to say I like the other storylines too. Phyllis and Jack being back together is great, even though they keep hinting Phyllis and Kyle a little bit. Maybe it's just the chemistry between Michelle Stafford and Blake Hood that's a little bit too hot? I'm interested to see where this goes with the new guy. Anyway, love Lauren and Carmine and I very much like that this storyline gets played out. Log in to Reply TraceyAbbot101 March 21, 2013 they could have pushed Victoria in front of the gunman… just sayin…. Log in to Reply pferrando March 21, 2013 The wedding itself was fantastic, yes. Nikki looked great. With the exception of Kay not being there, all the guests looked great too, and I liked that Ash made an appearance. I think the "climax" with the guy planting the explosive and then the staging of the shooting wasn't the best, however I DO love the idea (if it happens)of Adam taking a bullet for Victor. It will just add another layer to the Vic/Adam saga, which Josh has done a great job of writing. This week for the most part you see what Y and R is all about. Happy 40th!!! Log in to Reply ChristianDavis148 March 21, 2013 Yesterday's episode is CLASSIC Y&R! I swear, JG must be channeling Bill Bell Sr. these days because the writing has been off the chain and the acting has been top notch! I have a good feeling that by the time the 41st Annual Daytime Emmy's roll around (2014) (if there is one that is of course), Y&R may end snagging the top prize of Outstanding Drama Series if they keep churning out good soap for the rest of the year! Log in to Reply gslam March 21, 2013 I'm gonna have to start watching Y&R again. This looks great! I loved JG when he wrote for OLTL back in the 90s. Log in to Reply soapfreak March 21, 2013 I was hoping it would be Victor, though I knew it wouldn't be, who was shot. I do not like the character of Victor. He is the most amoral man in daytime. He thinks he is above the law, and the way he treats his family is criminal. I was so sorry that Tracy gave him Colleen's heart. It didn't change his evil ways at all. The first thing I thought of when he placed the bomb was, oh no . . . they will have to rebuild the ranch again! Log in to Reply pjc722 March 21, 2013 I will give the positive first on this wedding. It was sweet nice and melody Thomas looked amazing!!!! The speeches by Victoria and nick were sweet and funny and overall it showed a great family affair. But like the BLIZZARD THAT ALLOWS YOU TO DRIVE ANYWHERE IN THE CITY WHILE IN IT AND ALL YOU GET IS A BUMP ON THE HEAD (Dylan), it delivered nothing exciting other than the 40th trip down the aisle for Nikki n victor. The senator trying to take out victor had no punch because he was never fully played out as the villain. Sure the writers have me believe he killed Belinda but I don't really care because I just met Tyler, just got Leslie fleshed out as a character, and Belinda and for that matter Gus were never ever shown before. That's a soap staple in story telling. Wheeler wasnt menacing. He just seemed like a man who until we found out he had an affair with Belinda cared abt one of his volunteers. Even the fact that he did have an affair doesn't prove he killed her especially since Gus was the drunk and angry and upon finding out would be more suspect than wheeler. The killer was a lampoon. He planted a bomb while being a waiter?! Why not plant the bomb, set timer for 2 hours and leave?!! Then during the 2 or 3 days of the wedding we would constantly see the timer go down and that would be the suspense along with the romance of the wedding. Both the wedding and the blizzard gave us NICE but didn't give us punch. No water cooler chatter today. Log in to Reply yojoromo4469 March 21, 2013 I thought that Wednesday's show was pretty well done. I would have liked it better, if Adam had confronted the waiter, as he saw him and the senator together at the club. I am sad to hear that Adam got shot, even though I have not seen that happen yet. I presume all the posters that talk about it, are from Canada, as they are a day ahead of us in the USA. I can't believe that they will let the bomb go off and destroy the ranch again, even though there would be no great loss, if we lost the ranch setting. I would not like to see any one hurt though. Log in to Reply acela March 22, 2013 Soapfreak, that was my first thought also, the rebuilt ranch will be destroyed. My thought is the bomb will fail to detonate, I hope, we will have to wait for Monday to see. Congrats to JG for great writing & on a well balanced show, and to JFP for her leadership. Log in to Reply pferrando March 22, 2013 It would be so annoying if the explosive went off and damaged this "wonderful" new ranch. Maybe that's why they built it so small. But in my mind that would reek of something MAB would do. Log in to Reply tedew March 23, 2013 TraceyAbbot101 … the idea of seeing Victoria pushed in front of the gunman is almost too funny to imagine. Something like what George from Seinfeld would have done to avoid getting shot. Log in to Reply TraceyAbbot101 March 23, 2013 Yep: " Fire! " and Georgie pushes everyone out of the way to save his own butt. "Um, excuse me, Amelia, would you stand over here in the next shot?" Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply You must be logged in to post a comment.


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Once again Spokane area runners were outstanding at the state cross country meet.
There were eight team trophies for the boys, highlighted by championships for North Central (the Indians fifth straight) and Lakeside, and five for the girls, with Riverside winning 1A.
As for individuals, Greater Spokane League runners were 1-2 in 4A (Lewis and Clark's Kenji Bierig/Mead's Andrew Gardner) and 3A (Shadle Park's Nathan Weitz/NC's Vince Hamilton) and second in 3A (NC's Katie Knight) and B girls (Colfax's Morgan Willson) and third in 2A (Cheney's Sanne Holland) and 1A (Riverside's Jess Mildes).
Andrew Gardner (above in a great Chris Anderson photo) is one of many outstanding young distance runners in Spokane that should make for an interesting - and successful - cross country season. However, the Mead sophomore's story is quite different from most. Gardner was the subject of our GSL cross country preview feature that ran on Tuesday.


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The Latecoere 631 was intended to meet an official French specification which called for a large transatlantic flying boat capable of carrying 40 passengers over a distance of 6,000 km at an average speed of 300 km/h against a 60 km/h headwind. Some freedom of design was given the competing manufacturers, but minimum and maximum weight limits of 30 and 70 tonnes were imposed. Three projects were selected for construction, the Potez-CAMS 161, the Liore-et-Olivier H-49 (later redesignated SE 200), and the Latecoere 631.
The prototype Late 631 flew for the first time on 4 November 1942. It was a graceful high-wing monoplane flying-boat powered by six 1,192kW radial engines. Accommodation was provided for 46 passengers in two- or four-berth cabins. However this aircraft was confiscated by the Germans during the occupation of France.
Three Late 631 were built after the war and inaugurated transatlantic services to Fort de France on 26 July 1947. One was lost on 1 August 1948 and the type was subsequently withdrawn from the service. It is believed that eight aircraft were eventually built. Latecoere flying boats, staged through China Bay, Trincomalee, Ceylon in 1951, enroute to French Indochina. The Societe France-Hydro [SEMAF ] operated one on cargo services in French Equatorial Africa for three years, but it crashed: after which all remaining Late 631 were broken up.
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First Transatlantic Flight, Geneva, Switzerland to Fort de France, Martinique by "Latecoere 631″ on June 14, 1948. Special mail flight arrived Fort de France on June 16th. The plane disappeared on its return flight.
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The ephedrine alkaloid found in the ephedra sinica plant has been used in herbal remedies for thousands of years without controversy. It is only recently that companies began manufacturing diet pills with excessively high dosages of ephedra mixed with other stimulative herbs. The result was several reports of negative side effects and the eventual FDA ban on ephedra in the USA. But Ephedrine on its own has been recognized as safe to use in smaller dosages. That is why Ephedrine HCL remains legal in the USA and specifically in the state of Virginia. Ephedrine will give you the same weight loss results that you can get from ephedra but without as much risk of side effects.
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Virginia is actually known for having some fairly obscure legislation on ephedrine HCL and pseudoephedrine. For example, if you are a minor who is purchasing ephedrine at the same time as caffeine you will need a prescription from your doctor. But if you are a minor who is buying pure ephedrine in a single-ingredient formulation or in a non EC Stack supplement then you do not need a prescription. There is also a prohibition on the possession of ephedrine and pseudoephedrine at the same time with intent to use as precursor chemicals. That means you could be under additional scrutiny if you were to buy Bronkaid and Sudafed together at the pharmacy.
Due to the FDA partial ban on ephedra products, you might not be able to find your desired brand of ephedrine at your local pharmacy. For instance, suppliers are not allowed to produce pure ephedrine pills in the USA due to concerns that they will be used to manufacture illegal drugs. However, combining ephedrine with other medical compounds may result in lower effectiveness as well as the potential for greater side effects. That is why most bodybuilders and athletes choose to order pure ephedrine HCL online from Canada where its sale is not restricted. It is actually legal to import these products into the USA for household use and have them shipped to you in Virginia.
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New Yorker writer Tad Friend on the deleterious effects of growing up WASP.
If you've ever felt a sudden, acute desire to casually drape a Shetland sweater over your shoulders even as you complain – just a bit wearily – that you must head out to join old prep school friends at your inherited summer mansion, then you've probably experienced WASP envy. (And to be honest, which of us hasn't felt its sting at least occasionally? After all, Ralph Lauren has made a fortune marketing to such feelings.)
But for those who yearn, there's now a remedy. Try picking up Cheerful Money: Me, My Family, and the Last Days of Wasp Splendor by Tad Friend. This memoir about what it was actually like to grow up in the inner circles of decaying White Anglo-Saxon Protestant-dom may cause many readers to gratefully embrace even their suburban tract homes and oddly ethnic last names.
Friend is a New Yorker correspondent and, by his own description, the offspring of "a Wasp compass." When he graduated from prep school, his grandmother's method of congratulating him was to tell him that she expected "nothing less due to your marvelous background – Robinson, Pierson, Holton, Friend!" Even then, Friend recalls understanding that, rather than a compliment, this was "a eugenic claim."


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Coca-Cola's Latest PR Effort Focuses on Movement
The prevailing public sentiment has been trending towards healthier lifestyles for many years now, so brands that represent less healthier choices—from fast food to soft drinks—have had a difficult PR field to plow.
The public understands what is happening with this latest commercial (above) from Coca-Cola titled "Happiness Is Movement." Coca-Cola has been under intense scrutiny from parents, health advocates, and even Mayor Bloomberg of New York City, and the brand needs to respond, to say something—preferably something that's not insulting like, for example, BP proclaiming it loves the environment after years proving otherwise. Read more


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My new favorite source for healthy recipes is Cooking Light. This Zesty Broccoli Casserole is going on my list of dishes for Christmas dinner. Even if you're not a big fan of broccoli, who can resist a cheesy casserole? I've also added this recipe for Peppermint Cheesecake Brownies to my must-try list. What's your favorite […]— Andrea Cooley


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We are only a few days away from the release of "Sonic Highways", the new album from Foo Fighters and we've heard 3 songs so far...until now. Here are 2 more. The first was recorded in Austin and features Gary Clark Jr. The second was writen and recorded in L.A...well, kind of. This version was actually recorded for a BBC radio show. The album version will feature Joe Walsh from The Eagles.
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Night 3 of the Foo Fighter residency was as good as the previous 2 nights. This time they played with a guy you might not know...Tony Joe White. He's a Nashville singer/songwriter who's first hit was this 1969 song, "Poke Salad Annie". I remember Elvis doing it on a live album, but I'd never heard Tony do it...especially with Foo. Check it out if you missed it last night. Also...check out what Dave says after the song about Tony.
Also, don't forget Rick Neilson from Cheap Trick will be joining the Foo's tonight and they will more than likely be doing their new single which we will get at some point today.
Last night Foo Fighters continued their residancy on the Letterman show, this time with Ann & Nancy Wilson from Heart joining them. Did they do "Baracuda"? No...did they do "Magic Man"? Oh no...they did a lesser known song "Kick It Out". From the looks of things Dave was pleased.
Bono and The Edge were on Italian TV and did an acoustic version of "The Miracle (Of Joey Ramone)" and "Every Breaking Wave". Check it out.
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Ryan Adams has always been known for being a little moody and REALLY doesn't like to be called Bryan Adams. There was a story years ago that he actually had someone kicked out of a show for yelling out "play "Run To You". I remember when he played at House Of Blues he called out some people for talking during an acoustic song. Well, it seems that Ryan has mellowed out some and the other night he actually covered "Run To You". Check it out.


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Viewership has suffered in the show's recent Thursdays-at-8 time slot, declining 31 percent from last season. And even back in August, Abrams hinted that this could be the show's swan song, telling TV Guide that "it certainly feels that way, like certain things do, that it's the end of a chapter."
But not, perhaps, the closing of the book. Producers are mulling ways to continue the franchise. "I would say we haven't seen the end of all things Alias," Pinkner teases. "There are versions of this show which could exist after this season. There are plenty of stories we'd love to tell."
Among the formats Pinkner and Abrams have discussed is a spin-off series revolving around villains Sark (David Anders), Peyton (Amy Acker) and Sloane (Ron Rifkin). "It's the triumvirate of evil!" Pinkner says. (No official discussions with ABC have taken place yet.) Producers have also toyed with the idea of a big-screen adaptation starring Garner.
Regardless, expect an explosive countdown to the series finale. The Dec. 14 episode — a special Wednesday airing and the last installment before the show's hiatus to accommodate Garner's maternity leave — featured the return of Sydney's true love, Michael Vaughn (Michael Vartan), who was apparently killed in the season premiere. The reunion, not a dream sequence per se, left open the possibility that Syd and Vaughn could still ride off into the sunset together come May.
When the series returns this spring, expect to see familiar faces. Greg Grunberg has already filmed an episode as Eric Weiss, and producers have worked up a wish list that includes Syd's buddy Will (Bradley Cooper of the just-axed Kitchen Confidential), perhaps more appearances by spy mommy Irina (Lena Olin, who put in a "surprise" cameo in the Dec. 14 outing), and the evil Francinator (Merrin Dungey), who, as Pinkner points out, "cannot die."
Other long-running characters, though, may not be so lucky. "The good thing about getting the news now," Pinkner says, "is that we have 10 episodes left to really wrap things up. We can kill characters and not worry about what to do without them next year. We can tell the epic story that this deserves to be."
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In case you didn�t hear, the latest warning about tainted food is for raw alfalfa sprouts. The Food & Drug Administration has issued a warning stating that the sprouts are next in a long list of warnings about foods tainted with salmonella. So far, only sprouts distributed in California have been affected. Even though I'm not in California, it would make me nervous eating sprouts no matter where they were from.
A part of me often wonders whether agri-terrorism is to blame, deliberate attempts of company executives sabatoging the products and services of their competitors; I hope that's not the case. Regardles the reasons or cause, it�s scary for everyone.
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Well it�s the time of year, when people are smiling at the ending of Winter and the beginning of Spring. As much as many people like springtime, lots of people aren�t so happy, as it�s the time of year they suffer from terrible allergies. Most of the things I have read say that about one in every five Americans are stricken by allergies. Many OTC and home remedies work just fine for many. But for many others, their outbreaks are so severe, they take lots of prescription meds and in some cases, allergy shots.
The types of allergies that affect people include things like grass, tree pollen, and cat and dog dander. Some people even have food allergies. A lot of people become gravely ill and may die if they don�t receive treatment quickly, though many just suffer from wheezing, coughing, itchy and watery eyes, and nasal congestion.
If you have allergies, it�s important to let people you spend time with know about them and what to do if you have a reaction. Many people are only mildly affected; but a lot of people lose the ability to breathe or even speak. In a matter of seconds, their airways close up, nearly choking them to death. Doctors recommend you created some laminated index cards with your known allergens, the medications you take (or shots you may need) and where to find them. This is especially important if someone is around you who is not familiar with it. You can also get a Medic-Alert bracelet, anklet, or necklace.
For additional information on allergies for yourself or for a friend or a family member, see the links below. Allergies are frustrating but are also manageable.
Many people use teeth whitening procedures for a brighter smile. Many people have been very pleased at the difference it makes in removing stains left by nicotine, coffee, and other food and beverages. I have been reading about this topic and found that there are many teeth whitening processes out there. A recent report is highlighting the risks associated with those procedures that use ultra-violet (UV) light.
According to Dr. Ellen Bruzell, lead researcher of the Nordic Institute of Dental Materials, teeth whitening procedures using UV light are not particularly effective and more importantly, can have a damaging effect to skin, eyes, and can even cause permanent damage to teeth and gums. She looked at seven different commercially available products, and there was no additional whitening effect when the UV light was used, and the potential for skin, eye, and teeth and gum damage outweighed any potential benefit the procedure can offer.
So, if you are considering a teeth whitening procedure, particularly one that uses UV light, do your research and talk with your dentist about all available options and be prepared to ask a lot of questions. For additional information on this topic, please see the articles I selected below:
Most of the deadliest health problems are silent killers. Diabetes is one of them. It is a silent killer because there are no obvious signs to alert you that may have it. Once you do have symptoms, the condition has often reached the chronic stage.
Now is a great time to get tested, as Tuesday March 24th is the 21st Annual American Diabetes Alert Day, a national day of testing for diabetes. It takes place every year on the fourth Tuesday in March.
Millions of people have diabetes; the saddest part is that many of them aren�t even aware they have it. American Diabetes Alert Day is a day of awareness so that you help prevent some of the complications of diabetes, which include blindness, cardio vascular disease, kidney disease including kidney failure, stroke, amputation of limbs, and even death. Although I am fortunate not to have it, some relatives are living with it and others have died from it. I get regular tests, and I urge you to do the same:
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Over the years, I have had friends and relatives tell me that they cannot eat grapefruits or drink grapefruit juice because of the medication they were taking. I have always wondered why. Most of the people I know will tell me they can�t consume any grapefruit but they cannot tell me why.
I did a little research and discovered a long list of medications that negatively interacts with grapefruits. More specifically, furanocoumarin, which is the compound found in grapefruit, affects the ability of your medicine to be absorbed into your system in some instances, or significantly boosts the absorption rate in other instances. Some medicines have little to no effect when combined with grapefruit whereas other medicines can be boosted to toxic levels with even a small glass of juice or even a few bites of grapefruit.
But the fascinating thing is how this grapefruit connection was discovered. During a clinical trial, a pharmaceutical company wanted to determine whether alcohol would interact with the drug felodipine (a calcium channel blocker that is most commonly used in the treatment of high blood pressure). To mask the taste of the alcohol, they stirred some grapefruit juice in it. They figured out that the grapefruit juice caused felodipine�s effects as well as the drug�s side effects to be greatly increased. The researchers initially thought it was the alcohol that was causing this effect but they soon realized it was the grapefruit juice. Further studies showed similar results for other medicines too.
The compound in grapefruit is also found in other citrus but for some reason, the problem is greatest with just the grapefruit.
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Opexa Initiates Late Stage Clinical Study Of Tcelna In Patients With Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (SPMS)
Opexa Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:OPXA), a company developing Tcelna ™, a novel T-cell therapy for multiple sclerosis (MS), today announced the initiation of a Phase IIb clinical trial of Tcelna in patients with Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (SPMS). Several patients have already been enrolled in the study and enrollment is expected to increase rapidly as additional sites begin screening and enrolling patients in the coming weeks. Tcelna is the first ever personalized T-cell therapy for MS patients and has received Fast Track Designation from the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of SPMS. The therapy is specifically tailored to each patient's individual disease profile and has demonstrated superior safety and encouraging indications of efficacy in previous clinical studies in MS that included the treatment of SPMS patients. There is currently only one FDA-approved treatment for SPMS but safety warnings have severely restricted its use.
The newly initiated trial, named Abili-T, is a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical study in SPMS patients who demonstrate evidence of disease progression without associated relapses. The trial is expected to enroll 180 patients at approximately 30 leading clinical sites in the U.S. and Canada with each patient receiving two annual courses of Tcelna treatment consisting of five subcutaneous injections per year. The study will assess a number of clinical endpoints to evaluate the efficacy and safety of Tcelna in patients with SPMS. The primary efficacy outcome of the trial is the percentage of brain volume change (atrophy) at 24 months. Study investigators will also measure several important secondary outcomes commonly associated with MS including disease progression as measured by the Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS), annualized relapse rate (ARR) and changes in disability as measured by EDSS and the Multiple Sclerosis Functional Composite (MSFC).
In multiple previously conducted clinical trials for the treatment of patients with MS, Tcelna has demonstrated one of the safest side effect profiles of any marketed or development-stage MS therapy, as well as encouraging efficacy signals indicating Opexa's therapy may have the potential to be both safe and effective for the treatment of both SPMS and RRMS patients. In Phase I/II studies involving SPMS patients treated with Tcelna (n=36), 80 percent of the patients treated with Tcelna showed no evidence of disease progression at 24 months (a 50% improvement, with respect to patients showing evidence of disease progression, over historical controls). Following two years of treatment, a subset of these patients (n=10) reported no worsening of their physical or psychological condition. Additionally, in 21 years of cumulative follow up in the same SPMS patients treated with Tcelna, the annualized relapse rate for this same subset of patients was reduced significantly compared to baseline and only one patient experienced a relapse during this time.
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Not all stock screens that I've devised and used during my career have stood the test of time; sometimes they are just lucky and the luck does not last. We'll have to see if the combination of dividend growth and stock buybacks can indeed stand the test of time.
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Your Two Cents: Do You Have a Library Card?
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The library is a fantastic resource for cheap entertainment, providing access to a plethora of books, magazines, and movies. Borrowing doesn't cost you a dime, as long as you remember to return your items on time. Do you have a card to your local library?
fabmom0230 5 years
I absolutely have no clue where my library card is.....guess it's something I have to put on my to do.
sandy82 5 years
I love love love the NY Public Library. I used to buy all my books but I much rather borrow them from the library. I'm amazed at the selection and I love that I can request books from my computer and have it sent to my local branch. Libraries are so underutilized.
aistea311 5 years
I used to always buy the books I wanted to read at Barnes and Noble but money is tight this year so I need to get back into the habit of the library!
ylovely 5 years
I use to go all the time. To both rent movies and use the computers to work on my resume, look for work etc. Since I now have internet in my home I don't go to the library the way I did.
amloveaffair 5 years
I used to frequent the library when I was younger but then I grew to really hate it. I don't like renting my books, I like owning them. Plus the employees are not very nice. I have a card though because it's free and I'm sure it'll come in hand some day.
UrbanBohemian 5 years
I have eight library cards. So yes!
kscincotta 5 years
I had a library card for the library in the county we used to live in and I used it pretty regularly. Then we moved over into another part of Atlanta in a different county, and I haven't gotten into the Fulton County Library yet. I can still use the one in Decatur, but I'm not near the branches very often which makes it less than ideal.
cpianolover 5 years
Recently, I've been too busy for reading, so my library card is taking a rest. But when I do go, I always check out more than I can read. I'm a bibliophile (well, at least I used to be one). I go to the bookstore more than the library, because they have sheet music there as well, so that I don't have to make another trip to the music store. And also, the bookstore is more convenient for me. The locations are always near the mall or at downtown or something. However, they don't really have a very good selection of sheet music...
Spectra 5 years
I love my library card!! I use it very regularly to check out movies, books, workout DVDs, and CDs. It's so much cheaper than going to a bookstore or renting movies.
CoralAmber 5 years
I always check out more books than I can read. Right now I have a pile next to the couch.
Kimpossible 5 years
oh and the children use their school libraries so I don't take them either.
Kimpossible 5 years
I have one but never use it anymore. Our Library branch went through some changes over a year ago and with those changes came unpleasant experiences. Plus they've significantly reduced their inventory and the books I want to read are rarely there. So I don't go to our Library anymore.
skigurl 5 years
i end up spending more at the library than at the book store - i always forget to bring books back and end up being charged crazy fees and the librarians are bitches so i stopped going
homekeeper 5 years
I have one and so does my 5 year old, we use them weekly normally! :)
SDTransplant 5 years
As an employee at a college, I use the school's main library all the time as they have a much wider selection of books than I'd find at my local library. I haven't gone to my local library in a while though because all the new books are always checked out!
alikat07 5 years
Yes, I'm a librarian :D. I advertise all the library services constantly - not only do they have DVDs, CDs, books on DVD, etc. but they often have great community services such as finance talks and storytelling for kids.
pharm_chick 5 years
yes i do, and my library is so fab, its got all the brand new movies and books, blockbuster, barnes and nobles what? as long as you reserve stuff in advance too
margokhal 5 years
YES! I *just* came back from borrowing more books! :D Sometimes I go to the bookstore [because I like the cafe...another financial trap!] and buy a magazine or a book...then I go to the library and I see the same thing for free, which makes me upset. Also, renting DVDs at the library is better than paying $3-6 at a retail rental. And I love how you can borrow as many books as you want for 3 weeks at a time. If I keep on borrowing a book, though, it may convince me to buy it for my library that I'm building. Nice to have a free preview!
Entertainment 5 years
I have one and typically use it frequently, but lately I've resolved to read the books I actually already own instead, so it's been taking a rest.
Alithyra 5 years
I didn't use my card in college as much since I was so busy with school. When I moved I had to get a new card. Apparently County A libraries are not affiliated with Country B libraries and will not take County B's card. Go figure.
jesssa 5 years
had one since i was about 4 years old :) haven't used it in years though, when i went away to university i was always using the library at school though, which obviously had much more selection i actually just found my city library card today when i was cleaning my room, and it has my signature on the back which looks to be from about 1998... so id say at least 6-7 years since ive used it... i should get on that!!
esmerb 5 years
I am obsessed with our public library! I have been using it regularly for the past 2 years. It has been a life saver since I decided to start budgeting hardcore. Now I check out books and DVDs for free. And the online system is so easy, all I have to do is reserve it online and pick it up!
Frenched 5 years
I have a few library cards and I've been planning on starting to use them more regularly. The library has so much information available, it's sad when it's not used!
supercoolnat 5 years
My husband and I have library cards, and we regularly use it for DVDs. Not so much for books, but I might consider using it more for that as the weather gets nicer and I start reading outside again.
dcfashionista 5 years
I have a library card that I use regularly for books, dvds and magazines. I am there so much that the staff knows me by my first name.
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That makes me sad
thats cool lol I'm going to be home being a loner
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During April 16 – 18, 2012 a delegation of the Committee for science, education, culture, youth and sport of the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic visited Finland. The delegation was led by parliament member Vlasta Bohdalová, the other members of the delegation were Adam Rykala and Ivana Levá.
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