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Anxiety Treatment Centers in Tampa
Fears, Phobia
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The Costello Center
Treatment Facility
"The Costello Center is a full service counseling and academic services facility. Our talented team of counselors, coaches, psychiatrists and tutors are committed to serving the community in an atmosphere of caring and compassion. With an unwavering commitment to client confidentiality, ethical behavior and client-centered services, we take a holistic approach to meeting the needs of each individual and helping to restore a sense of joy, peace and wholeness.
(727) 755-0463
We serve:Tampa, Florida 33634
Verified by Psychology Today
Rogers Behavioral Health-Tampa Bay
Treatment Facility
"Evidence-based Treatment For OCD And Anxiety A national leader in the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), OC-spectrum disorders and other anxiety disorders, our treatment programs use evidence-based, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) with and emphasis on exposure and response prevention for children, teens and adults. Specialized treatment teams work with patients to identify the specific situations that create anxiety, and then develop a plan consisting of small steps to work toward overcoming the anxiety, celebrating their success along the way. This graduated, manageable approach empowers patients to gain control over their symptoms and learn effective strategies they can use throughout their lives.
(844) 220-4411
Tampa, Florida 33607
Verified by Psychology Today
Park Royal Hospital
Treatment Facility
"At Park Royal Hospital we aim to provide life-changing treatment for adults and senior adults who are facing a number of difficulties. Our freestanding 103-bed behavioral health facility offers a continuum of mental health care from inpatient programs to intensive outpatient programs. We us an holistic approach to treatment making sure to focus on each individuals emotional, physical, and medical needs instead of just looking at the presenting symptoms. Our overall goal is to help each patient return to a full and productive life as soon as possible. We take pride in our modern approach to treatment, which is delivered with warmth and compassion in a safe environment.
(239) 288-0713
Verified by Psychology Today
Postpartum Depression - Park Royal
Treatment Facility
"While the birth of a child is often met with great enthusiasm and joy, in some new mothers, it can also lead to depression. The "baby blues" are quite common in new mothers and are characterized by mood swings and crying jags that fade after several weeks. Some new mothers, however develop a more severe form of depression: postpartum depression (PPD). Postpartum depression isn't a sign of weak character or that a woman doesn't love her baby - it's simply a complication of birth. PPD is quite common, affecting one in every eight (or 13%) woman after birth. Symptoms include pervasive sadness long past the hormone shifts, lack of sleep, and adjustment to life with a newborn, feelings of guilt, anxiety, stress, and feelings of hopelessness. Some women with postpartum depression report that they don't feel joy or excitement about their new baby, which causes extreme emotional distress. With early treatment and proper support, nearly all women with postpartum depression are able to make a full recovery and return to a happy, healthy life with their new baby.
(844) 212-2323
We serve:Tampa, Florida 33617
Verified by Psychology Today
Depression Treatment - The Refuge
Treatment Facility
"At The Refuge we know depression can become a serious problem for some people. It can affect your ability to make decisions, hold a job, attend school or interact socially, even with those with whom you are closest. In the most serious cases, depression can become so debilitating you may feel as if you can no longer function in major area of your life. Often, in such serious cases, people may attempt to self-medicate with drugs and/or alcohol which can lead to a substance abuse problem, or they may become violent due to bad judgment, irritability, and negative thought processes, or feel as if they want to hurt or kill themselves. If you or anyone you know is suffering from depression please call us today, we can help.
(855) 887-7990
Verified by Psychology Today
North Tampa Behavioral Health
Treatment Facility
"North Tampa Behavioral Health offers both inpatient and outpatient psychiatric and co-occurring treatment, including a Partial Hospital Program and an Intensive Outpatient Program to adults and seniors, age 18 and up. The outpatient programs will offer transportation. North Tampa will also provide a mobile assessment team to community providers to assist with their needs We address a broad range of behavioral issues that include: Depression, Substance Abuse, Anxiety Disorders, Bipolar Disorder, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Psychosis, and Dual Diagnosis.
(813) 517-0660
We serve:Tampa, Florida 33601
Verified by Psychology Today
Canopy Cove Eating Disorder Treatment Facility
Treatment Facility
"Canopy Cove is a leading residential Eating Disorder Treatment Center that provides compassionate, effective treatment for Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating Disorder, and Eating Disorders Not Otherwise Specified. We offer separate programs for Adults, Teens, Men, and Women and provide three levels of care: Residential, Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient. We specialize in treating those who deal with Eating Disorders and co-existing, dual-diagnosis such as depression and Diabetes.
(850) 692-6665
We serve:Tampa, Florida 33625
Verified by Psychology Today
Wholistic Change Counseling Services LLC
Treatment Facility
"Help consumers work through mental health related issues. The name describes the approach and perspective on preventive care focused on realistic goal setting.
(813) 321-4678
Tampa, Florida 33618
Verified by Psychology Today
Loving Life Therapy
Treatment Facility
"Loving Life Therapy is one-of-a-kind lifestyle recovery practice that uses a holistic approach in our treatment plans. We believe that the best way to find happiness in life is to improve your overall well-being. So rather than take a singular approach to treatment, we take a holistic approach and focus on all of the major pillars of a happy life: mind, body, soul, and love.
(813) 518-6238
Tampa, Florida 33606
Verified by Psychology Today
American Addiction Centers
Treatment Facility
"American Addiction Centers is a national behavioral healthcare provider focused on addiction treatment and rehabilitation. Our staff, which includes expert drug addiction specialists, seasoned physicians and caring therapists, is dedicated to providing our patients with the absolute best, proven methods of treatment and rehabilitation. Our facilities, located across the country, offer unmatched integrated programs and services that honor mind, body and soul. Effective addiction recovery incorporates comprehensive treatment focused on uncovering and addressing the roots of addiction. Whether it's in our initial clinical assessments, medically supervised detox, residential rehabilitation or aftercare, our team is present for and committed to each step of the recovery process for every individual. We welcome you to explore American Addiction Centers, where you can find hope today.
(813) 489-5453
Tampa, Florida 33647
Verified by Psychology Today
Turning Point of Tampa, INC.
Treatment Facility
"Turning Point of Tampa was founded in 1987 and specializes in treating Chemical Dependency, Eating Disorders and Dual Diagnosis using the 12-Step based addiction model. The emphasis is placed on the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the whole person encouraging "Recovery Through Responsibility." We treat men and women 18 years and older. We provide affordable, licensed 30-Day Residential, Extended Residential, Day/Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Services. Our Chemical Dependency Program treats both alcohol and drugs, including prescription medications and street drugs like heroin. Every other month we provide therapeutic family weekends, as well as therapist-guided free aftercare on Wednesday nights for all of our Alumni. Our treatment team includes a Medical Director, Psychiatrist, Registered Nurses, Master Level Therapists, LMHC's, CAP's, LCSW's and a Registered Dietician. Turning Point of Tampa is in network with most major medical insurances.
(866) 610-8594 x213
Tampa, Florida 33615
Verified by Psychology Today
Crisis Center of Tampa Bay
Treatment Facility
"Trauma can affect anyone, at any time - there's no reasons to face it alone. Corbett Trauma Center, a division of The Crisis Center of Tampa Bay, provides counseling and support for individuals and families - through individual sessions, group therapy, and other services. Our experienced counselors are committed to providing caring, comprehensive and competent assistance using evidence-based treatment and best practices.
(813) 518-6342 x3106
Tampa, Florida 33613
Verified by Psychology Today
Begin Again Counseling Services
Treatment Facility
"Begin Again Counseling Services is a privately owned psychotherapy practice specializing in treating alcohol and substance use disorders at some of the most affordable rates in the entire Tampa Bay Area. At B.A.C.S we believe that change is possible, no matter what stage of life you are in. We utilize individual and group psychotherapy to assist our clients in achieving their goal of long term sobriety and wellness. We provide our clientele with a small, intimate group setting in which to work their recovery. Our outpatient programs offer both day and evening groups to accommodate any schedule. We strive to provide treatment that is individualized to ensure that our clients have the advantage when it comes to taking control of their lives once and for all. Because our practice is small and specialized, we are able to provide our clients with the most attentive, personal care there is!
(813) 375-0287
Tampa, Florida 33629
Verified by Psychology Today
A Road to Recovery
Treatment Facility
"A Road to Recovery is a small, intimate, family-like substance abuse and dual diagnosis treatment facility with 48 beds. We pride ourselves in our staff's genuine dedication to recovery and helping others achieve long term sobriety. We offer a full continuum of care, from outpatient detox services to full time residential treatment to successful and effective daytime and nighttime intensive outpatient programs. More importantly, we retain a doctor and psychiatrist on staff for clients struggling with mental heath issues in addition to substance abuse.
(772) 646-4139
Tampa, Florida 33607
Verified by Psychology Today
Addiction Treatment - Park Royal
Treatment Facility
"Many people operate under the erroneous assumption that people who are addicted to drugs simply lack the willpower to stop. However, addiction is a complex disease and quitting requires more than a strong will or good intentions. Substance abuse does, over time and with repeated use, actually change the ways in which the brain works. Addiction is a chronic, sometimes relapsing disease that leads to compulsive drug seeking and abuse despite the harmful consequences to the person and those around him or her. While the initial choice to use drugs is voluntary, the changes in the brain from repeated use challenge a person's self-control and changes his or her ability to resist intense cravings to use drugs. Symptoms that a loved one or family member may be addicted to drugs can include: neglecting personal responsibilities at work, home, or school due to drug use, unexplained changes in personality or attitude, sudden need for money, extreme mood swings, strained interpersonal relationships, changes in eating or sleeping patterns, an possibly unusual smells on the body, breath, or clothing.
(844) 210-0176
Verified by Psychology Today
eEMPOWER: Alternative to Traditional Residential
Treatment Facility
"Finally, you have a choice - a proven, powerful alternative to lock down and 12-step! eEmpower is a clinically based psycho-therapeutic program administered by licensed, credentialed MD's and mental health specialists with over 100-years combined experience. Stay in an exclusive resort setting (only ten bedrooms available) and enjoy Professional Behavioral Health Treatment at an alternative to traditional residential "lock down" facility while relying on support 24/7. We're also approved as a 30-day in-patient treatment center for court-ordered or recommended DUI and BUI rehab. If you do not need a residential treatment center, you may enjoy the benefits of eEmpower as an Intense Outpatient (IOP) Treatment Center - we hold both residential and IOP licenses, so you may come in at 9:00 a.m. and depart every afternoon for home, or to your hotel or a great B&B nearby on the beach. Licensed, professional, caring outpatient treatment also available. Staff includes Brent Agin, M.D., Charles Robinson, L.M.H.C.; Licensed Psychologists, and Hypnotherapists; and a host of other credentialed therapists, doctors and coaches. Call now: (727) 410-8911
(727) 233-8094
We serve:Tampa, Florida 33602
Verified by Psychology Today
Twelve Oaks Recovery
Treatment Facility
"Twelve Oaks Treatment Center has been providing alcohol and drug addiction treatment to both adults and male adolescents for 30 years. Trusted and highly regarded by therapists and doctors as one of Florida's top rehab centers, we offer varied levels of care according to patient needs, and provide the most advanced treatment available for substance abuse. For out of area clients, travel may be included.
(850) 398-4228
We serve:Tampa, Florida 33602
Verified by Psychology Today
Blu by the Sea
Treatment Facility
""THERE IS HOPE AND A SOLUTION" A NON-12 step revolutionary holistic treatment program designed to permanently overcome substance abuse and restore an individual to their former self. The Program at Blu by the Sea has been proven over the past 10 plus years to be the most effective treatment option for those struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. The program has over 600 successful graduates. Developed by a mother and father, who after four unsuccessful attempts at helping their own son recover through traditional 12 step programs, knew there had to be a better way. They worked tirelessly to form a holistic, alternative treatment program with more of a hands on, 1 on 1 therapeutic approach. The cornerstone is the amount of time clients get to spend with the professionals in 1 on 1 therapy. The program is ever evolving at Blu by the Sea; only the latest techniques and clinically proven methods are utilized, making the program an industry leader in the area of substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. The team of medical and clinical professionals range from a psychiatrist, a medical doctor specializing in addiction, & masters level therapists.
(850) 659-7228
Verified by Psychology Today
Wellington Counseling & Associates
Treatment Facility
"WCA began in 2005 as a solo endeavor through the dedication and passion of our founder Cassandra Sierra. Cassandra has committed her life to helping people with addiction and mental health problems. Today WCA is a full service agency with multiple levels of care and 30 plus employees all who are experienced and credentialed professionals in the Mental Health and Addictions Recovery field. We are a caring team of professionals who share a vision to bring the best in treatment science and personal healing to serve our community and those who live across the United States. We strive to meet you where you are and guide you where you'd like to be. WCA utilizes the latest and best research-based methods, integrative therapies and an array of physical, psychological, social, spiritual health techniques and experiences combined in an individualized plan to meet your specific needs for a holistic recovery experience.
(609) 689-8135
We serve:Tampa, Florida 33605
Verified by Psychology Today
APX Psychological Holly Branch Retreat
Treatment Facility
"Dr. Kavanaugh is a Clinical Psychologist offering Private Mental Health Therapy in a Retreat format 6 and 12 day programs for Relationship, Depression, Bi-Polar, Loss, Grief, Pain. With our all-inclusive pricing, HBR is committed to producing a high quality, therapeutic, and healthy lifestyle experience. Life have you wondering how much of it is you? Feel like anger is building up? Feel like you need to hear yourself think, and never get the chance to get it straightened out? At Holly Branch Retreat for Women we are offering clinical support in the issues that matter to you most, at the time you need it most. Scheduling based on urgency, your choice of totally private or in groups of three per seminar, all designed meet your life-style. Kindly read through our site, fill out the contact form for a free consultation with Dr Kavanaugh. We can help!
(704) 469-5252
We serve:Tampa, Florida 33603
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Anxiety (Fears, Phobia) Treatment Centers
If you're looking for help with anxiety in Tampa or for a Tampa anxiety Treatment Program these Treatment Centers provide anxiety therapy and general anxiety treatment. They include anxiety Treatment Centers, anxiety psychologists in Tampa, anxiety psychotherapists and Tampa anxiety counselors. They can help with anxiety disorders, social anxiety, anxiety attacks, shyness, social anxiety in Tampa, anxiety depression and anxiety panic. They can help with Tampa anxiety Treatment, anxiety counseling in Tampa or counseling for anxiety and overcoming anxiety. Anxiety specialists who provide anxiety therapy in Tampa may help you with anxiety Treatment in Tampa.
If your anxiety can be better explained as a feeling of fear and you're looking for help with fear Treatment in Tampa, these Treatment Centers provide fear therapy and treatment for fear disorders, social fear and fear attacks in Tampa. They provide fear treatment, fear counseling in Tampa or counseling for fear and overcoming fear. They can help with fear of flying, fear of commitment, insecurity and coping with fear.
Anxiety is often expressed as phobia. For help with phobia in Tampa or for a Tampa phobia Treatment Program these Treatment Centers provide phobia therapy, including exposure therapy, and phobia counseling. There are many defined phobias include agoraphobia, which are attacks of intense fear and anxiety often in places where it is hard to escape (also claustrophobia), social phobia and emetophobia (vomiting).
Inpatient or Outpatient Treatment
Residential Inpatient treatment in Tampa usually consists of 24 hour care at a live-in facility. Full treatment services, including medical and behavioral therapy are provided all at one location near Tampa.
Medical supervision is generally placed over each resident. In drug treatment centers, clients can detox safely. In eating disorder centers in Tampa, residential programs enable effective monitoring of the client's health during the treatment program.
Inpatient care offers a structured atmosphere and allows the client and providers to focus on physical and psychological healing.
Outpatient treatment programs in Tampa or clinics provide flexibility to those who are unable to take time away from their regular lives, work or school. Programs typically meet at the clinic a couple of times every week for a few hours at a time.
Because clients are living away from the centers, outpatient facilities in Tampa are less able to focus on medical conditions and nutritional needs.
Certain programs provide a combination of the in/out approach: Inpatient for medical stabilization, partial hospitalization for moderate cases, intensive outpatient programs, and outpatient clinics for follow-up.


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"Life is made of catches, fears and insecurities. One should always think twice before giving their moralistic opinion."
"It is said that I'm distant and cold. I'm just someone who's very shy. I'm not comfortable doing interviews because I have to talk about myself. To talk about yourself, you have to know yourself pretty well and I feel like there are still some shades in me that I don't know about."
'You should have the opportunity to be more than one person with different people, because you have that within you. It's not like you're faking it. If everyone knows you so well, and can always get a hold of you, then you're stuck to this thing that people think you are. You should have the opportunity to reinvent yourself. Because you do, naturally.'

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Astoria at Central Park West apartments...Scale new heights in luxury living in this hotel-styled residential address with impressive urban views and amenities deigned to pamper. Two modern towers capture the spirit and elegance of New York City's famous buildings. Each tower features an impressive array of floor plans, including one and two bedroom residences and elegant two and three bedroom Penthouses. Astoria at Central Park West apartments, it is not just a place, it is THE place. Located within the prestigious master planned community of Central Park West, our community offers residents additional amenities including a lush neighborhood park with a half basketball court, a two acre central park with resort-style resident lounge including a complete fitness center, an exercise and yoga studio, Junior Olympic sized saline pool and spa as well as barbecue areas. Make your move and visit Astoria at Central Park West apartments today!


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Gold Stars First Letters Wipe Clean Activity Book
product code: 132448
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Our ABC Wipe Clean Activity book includes lots of first concept activities such as writing, counting, sorting, colour recognition and how to draw. You can wipe-clean the pages and start the activity from the beginning, by using the high quality pen, which is included with the book.
Quick Facts:
Ideal preparation for school
Helps to develop early learning skills
Wipe clean pages
Includes a pen
Suitable from 3 years and over
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This toy helps your child to begin writing.
- Weight: 0.59 kg
- Height: 25 cm
- Width: 25 cm
- Depth: 2 cm
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Normally delivered within 7 working days (exclusions apply including postcode restrictions and extended timescales)
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Delivery within 2 working days to UK mainland addresses. Regrettably this service is unavailable for deliveries to Northern Ireland.
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Collect from your local store. This service is available in the UK only.
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Tuttle Orchards: a favorite Indiana apple orchards featuring Apple Picking, Pumpkin Patch, Corn Maze, Kid's Farm Play Area, & Farm Store!
Important Fall Dates:
Pumpkin Patch: Now Open until Nov 1st.
Why Choose Tuttles?
Tuttles offers a large variety of activities:
- Apple picking in the orchard.
- Pumpkin patch (in October)
- Agrimaze: Corn maze
- Kid's farm play area
- Hayrides
- Observation bee hive
- Farm store with local produce
- Pick your own Sunflowers
- Farm animals for viewing
Apple Picking & Pumpkin Patch
At Tuttles, enjoy apple picking and a visit to the pumpkin patch.
In October, you can pick both on the same day.
List of what apples we are picking today.
Favorite Fall Treats
Tuttle's Sweet Shop:
- Caramel apples
- Apple cider slushies
- Homemade fudge
- Apple & pumpkin donuts (except Monday)
- Pumpkin Cheesecake Muffins
- and more.
Best Apple Cider Around
Our award winning apple cider has won best cider in Indiana and best cider in the USA. Come and give it a try and see why we love our apple cider made right from apples grown here in our orchards.
Fourth Generation Family Farm
Tuttle orchards has been growing apples for over 85 years. Roy Tuttle's grandson and great grandson now operate our Indiana orchard keeping the tradition of growing top quality apples. At Tuttles, you will find a family friendly atmosphere.
No general admission or parking charge.
We believe in making your visit to the apple orchard an affordable experience so there is no charge for admission to the farm.
Visitor Information:
- Varieties & produce available in Farm Store and for apple picking today.
- Current Hours & Directions
- Schedule your group tour, birthday party, or field trip.
Tuttle Orchards is an apple orchard and pumpkin patch destination each fall for many Indianapolis area families. Families from all over central Indiana make a trip to the apple orchard at Tuttles an annual tradition. They come for the apple picking, pumpkin patch, corn maze, kid's farm play area, family atmosphere, caramel apples, apple cider slushies and more! We think Tuttle Orchards is one of the best places to pick apples and pumpkins in Indiana.


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THE NINE LIVES OF CHLOE KING "Girls Night Out" Season 1 Episode 5 – On THE NINE LIVES OF CHLOE KING this week, Chloe runs into more members of the Mai clan – this time from a pride in Brazil. Right off the bat we know that something is a little off more
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Last night on The Nine Lives of Chloe King , our kitten with a wit stepped up her secret correspondence with her absentee father. And let's just say things are not looking up for a dad-daughter reunion anytime soon. Having previously emailed the man sh more
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Short vegetation that grows over large areas, usually green. Grass may vary in lenth, texture, width, and color. Most areas in front of a home are covered with grass.
You can try to smoke that grass, but I bet it won't do anything.
作者 BlastMaster 2003年5月18日
to tell on/tell over/rat out some-one
Jane told Miss Stevens that Toby had smoked weed. By doing this she had GRASSED on him and can now be called a GRASS.
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Community Feature
Dr. Marjorie Ferrell Roper has spent the majority of her life in Bullard and through the years has collected items and memories of her experience as a physician.
Born in Bullard on June 7, 1921, she was the first child of Oran and Hattie Ferrell. As a child, she was actively involved in school and one of her favorite pastimes was riding bicycles with her brother.
"My brother and I, we just had the run of the whole town," she said.
In high school, she excelled so much that the school allowed her to skip a grade and she graduated at age 15. After graduating, she had decided to pursue a career in medicine and started taking classes at Tyler Junior College in the fall.
Her father owned a drugstore in Bullard and she shadowed Dr. Claude Brightwell Rather, who had set up an office at the rear of the drugstore.
"When I was 12, he (Rather) took me under his wing," she said.
She never took science classes in high school, so she struggled at first while taking chemistry and biology at TJC.
"When I went to Tyler Junior College, it was kind of an awakening," she said. "I was lost there for about the first month."
As she continued her studies, she began to improve her academics and her chemistry and biology professor at TJC encouraged her to pursue a career in medicine.
At age 18, she transferred to the University of Texas at Austin. She took a bus from Bullard to Austin and recalled being nervous during the trip since it was her first time away from home.
During her time in Austin, she faced many challenges as a woman pursuing a career dominated by men. She recalled her chemistry professor questioning why she wanted to go to medical school and recommend she marry a doctor. She responded by saying, "I don't want to marry a doctor. I want to be the doctor."
She would go on to graduate summa cum laude and was accepted into medical school at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (UTMB). At UTMB, she was one of three women in a medical school of 100 students.
After graduating from medical school, she took an internship at Parkland Hospital in Dallas.
The internships at Parkland Hospital were mostly reserved for men at that time. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, many of the men who would normally take these positions were sent abroad to serve in the armed services for World War II.
Parkland accepted Marjorie as an intern, but because they didn't have living arrangements for women at the time, she was forced to live in a patient room in the hospital.
"It was kind of a hard start because they didn't want me there because they'd rather have a man," she said.
Her first assignment at Parkland Hospital was male urology, which was her first experience working with male patients. She recalled how Scott Kelly, a retired navy nurse, acted as her mentor and helped her get through a challenging experience.
"He showed me how to do some things I'd never done before," she said. "I'll always love him."
Near the end of her internship, her high school sweetheart, Leonard Roper, came back home after spending two years in Europe serving in the Air Corps. Leonard and Marjorie decided to get married during Leonard's four weeks off for rest and recuperation in 1944.
Marjorie recalls first meeting Leonard, who was four years older than her, in Bullard.
"When I was 13, I told him I was 15," she said. "And then after when I told him, he said I'll always think you're two years older."
Following the wedding, Marjorie took residency at Children's Medical Center in Dallas. Nine months after the wedding, they had their first child, Daniel.
During the next two years, the young couple raised Daniel and moved several times as Marjorie worked as a physician. They spent time in Longview, Austin and Biloxi, Miss. and after a while, Marjorie became homesick and told Leonard she wanted to move back to Bullard.
"I just wanted to go home so bad, and he said if that's what you want to do then we'll go home," she said.
In 1947 she returned to her hometown to continue her work as a physician. Her office was located in the back of her father's drugstore.
Shortly after she began her practice in Bullard, the doctor working in Troup retired. That meant Marjorie would be the doctor for Troup, Whitehouse, Flint and Bullard.
"I made a lot of house calls," she said. "I was really busy."
With Marjorie staying busy with her practice and Leonard working as a high school principal and coach, Marjorie's mother helped raise Daniel.
"If it hadn't been for her I couldn't have done it at all," she said.
During the next few years, Marjorie and Leonard had three more children, Thomas, Richard and Harriet. Of their four children, only Daniel doesn't live in Bullard today.
In 1950, Marjorie's brother, Oran, joined her practice and her father extended the offices in the back of the drugstore. Her brother worked with her for the next nine years before leaving to start an obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) practice.
She worked as a physician in the back of her father's drugstore for 60 years before her retirement from full-time medicine in 2007.
After her retirement she began developing her plan to open a museum in the drugstore where she spent so many years learning medicine as a child and working as a physician as an adult.
The Bullard History Museum opened on Nov. 3, 2013 during the Red, White & Blue Festival. The museum features local memorabilia and collections of Dr. Roper, including a display of the old pharmacy and her old office. Other items featured in the museum include military memorabilia and historical photographs.
She lives in the same home she grew up in, located in the heart of Bullard. You can visit Dr. Roper on Fridays at the Bullard History Museum where she and a group of volunteers enrich visitors with stories of the Bullard's history.
A detailed account of Dr. Roper's experiences is captured in the book, "Dr. Margie; Country Physician," written by her son, Dan Roper. More information on the Bullard History Museum can be found at www.bullardhistory.net.


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I recently started making this web comic and I think you can enjoy this "en français"!! Because I made a french version (you can choose it in the left!)! There is not much text so it's not taking you hours and making you sleep on it :P but it can be a fun way to review or learn new words / expressions!! (I update it everyday when I have time, or at least twice a week)
Merci!! :D Feel free to share!
A bientôt!!
Asked by the-noxwars-of-a-moonchild
Salut!! Oh, merci beaucoup!! Bon courage, et plein de plaisir pour apprendre le français!!!
Asked by backlashinsight
Salut!! ^_^ Merci. J'espère que tu continues d'étudié avec intérêt!! Le français n'est vraiment pas la langue la plus facile à apprendre!! Bon courage!! Ask me if you need any help / advice. ;)
Merde = Shit
Il pleut = It's raining
Merci our nice followers! You are more than 300 now!!
I didn't imagine something like that when I created this TUMBLR!
But I am really happy you can use my work to learn French!!
Bon courage! I hope it's not raining where you live, or… MERDE! ;)
I'll post more soon ~
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200 = deux cents
Yes, you are 200 now!!!
Merci beaucoup!!
^_^ More posts soon!!
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Salut mademoiselle! ^_^ De rien. I am glad it's so useful for many people. Almost 200 now. I didn't imagine it, haha. Oh I guess it's not easy to study again after 3 years but if you do it I guess you are a motivated girl! You can do it!! Fighting!! OUI, don't hesitate to ask me, I'll do my best to help you ~ (maybe ask it in the normal way so everybody can see it… since probably you're not the only one having this question in mind) Take care and have a nice week!! ~
Tu me manques. ^_^ I thought I should share this one with you ~
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Soooo ~~ As you can see we use the same word we use to ask something like : Quel est-ton nom? (What's your name?) Quelles chaussures préfères-tu? (Which shoes do you prefer?) for exclamations.
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(06/05/2013) The tenkile, or the Scott's tree kangaroo (Dendrolagus scottae) could be a cross between a koala bear and a puppy. With it's fuzzy dark fur, long tail and snout, and tiny ears, it's difficult to imagine a more adorable animal. It's also difficult to imagine that the tenkile is one of the most endangered species on Earth: only an estimated 300 remain. According to the Tenkile Conservation Alliance (TCA), the tenkile's trouble stems from a sharp increase of human settlements in the Torricelli mountain range. Once relatively isolated, the tenkile now struggles to avoid hunters and towns while still having sufficient range to live in.
Two new arachnids discovered in Brazilian caves (photos)
(05/29/2013) Scientists have discovered two new species of short-tailed whipscorpions (in the order Schizomida) in limestone caves in Brazil, according to a new paper published in PLoS ONE. The new species—dubbed Rowlandius ubajara and Rowlandius potiguara—add new knowledge to a group of arachnids that is little known in South America outside of the Amazon.
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(05/28/2013) Scientists have recently taken rare and incredible footage of a giant anteater with a camera trap in the Barba Azul Nature Reserve of Bolivia. This footage captures a giant anteater wallowing in a pit of mud. The animal lies down, rolling around and scratching itself, for a period of, what seems to be, over a minute.
Turning up the temperature might save frogs' lives
(05/28/2013) Over the past 30 years, amphibians worldwide have been infected with a lethal skin disease known as the amphibian chytrid fungus (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis). "The disease can cause rapid mortality, with infected frogs of susceptible species dying within weeks of infection in the laboratory." Jodi Rowley, a herpetologist with the Australian Museum told mongabay.com. "This disease has now been associated with declines and extinctions in hundreds of species of amphibians worldwide, and is a serious threat to global amphibian biodiversity."
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(05/27/2013) While monitoring the retreat of the Teardrop Glacier in the Canadian Arctic, scientists have found that recently unfrozen plants, some of which had been under ice since the reign of Henry VIII, were capable of new growth.
Scientists discover two mini-spiders in China (photos)
(05/23/2013) Scientists have uncovered two miniature spiders living on mountains in China's southern region, one of which is among the smallest spiders recorded worldwide, according to a new paper in ZooKeys. Both spiders belong to the Mysmenidae family, which is made up of mini-spiders with eight eyes.
Three new species of carnivorous snails discovered in endangered habitat in Thailand (photos)
(05/23/2013) Scientists from Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok and the Natural History Museum, London recently discovered three new species of carnivorous snails in northern Thailand. However, the celebration of these discoveries is tainted by the fact that the new snails are already threatened with extinction due to the destruction of their limestone habitat.
Could the Tasmanian tiger be hiding out in New Guinea?
(05/20/2013) Many people still believe the Tasmanian tiger (Thylacinus cynocephalus) survives in the wilds of Tasmania, even though the species was declared extinct over eighty years ago. Sightings and reports of the elusive carnivorous marsupial, which was the top predator on the island, pop-up almost as frequently as those of Bigfoot in North America, but to date no definitive evidence has emerged of its survival. Yet, a noted cryptozoologist (one who searches for hidden animals), Dr. Karl Shuker, wrote recently that tiger hunters should perhaps turn their attention to a different island: New Guinea.
New prehistoric animal named after Johnny Depp due to its 'scissorhands'
(05/19/2013) Half a billion years after an arthropod with long triple claws roamed the shallow Cambrian seas, scientists have named it after Hollywood movie actor, Johnny Depp: Kooteninchela deppi. Depp, known for his versatility as an actor, played Edward Scissorhands—an artificial man with long scissors for hands—in a popular 1990 film.
Industrialized fishing has forced seabirds to change what they eat
(05/14/2013) The bleached bones of seabirds are telling us a new story about the far-reaching impacts of industrial fisheries on today's oceans. Looking at the isotopes of 250 bones from Hawaiian petrels (Pterodroma sandwichensis), scientists have been able to reconstruct the birds' diets over the last 3,000 years. They found an unmistakable shift from big prey to small prey around 100 years ago, just when large, modern fisheries started scooping up fish at never before seen rates. The dietary shift shows that modern fisheries upended predator and prey relationships even in the ocean ocean and have possibly played a role in the decline of some seabirds.
Eat insects to mitigate deforestation and climate change
(05/14/2013) A new 200-page-report by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) urges human society to utilize an often-ignored, protein-rich, and ubiquitous food source: insects. While many in the industrialized west might turn up their noses at the idea of eating insects, already around 2 billion people worldwide eat over 1,900 species of insect, according to the FAO. Expanding insect-eating, the authors argue, may be one way to combat rising food needs, environmental degradation, and climate change.
Common moth can hear higher frequencies than any other animal on Earth
(05/09/2013) A common little moth turns out to have the best ears in the animal kingdom. According to a new study in Biology Letters, the greater wax moth (Galleria mellonella) is capable of hearing frequencies up to 300,000 hertz (300kHz), which is 15 times the frequency humans can hear at their prime, around 20 kHz.
Are seagulls killing whales in Patagonia?
(05/08/2013) It sounds ludicrous, but it could just be true: scientists say seagulls may be responsible for hundreds of southern right whale moralities off the Argentine coastline. Since 2003, scientists have documented the deaths of 605 southern right whales (Eubalaena australis) near Península Valdés which the whales use as a nursery. Notably, 88 percent of these were newborn calves. The death rate is so high that researchers now fear for the whales' long-term survival.
Bat's tongue could inspire miniature surgical robot design
(05/06/2013) Nectar-feeding bats shift the shape of their tongue to slurp up sugar from flowers upon which they feed, finds a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The Hawaiian silversword: another warning on climate change
(05/06/2013) The Hawaiian silversword (Argyroxyphium sandwicense), a beautiful, spiny plant from the volcanic Hawaiian highlands may not survive the ravages of climate change, according to a new study in Global Change Biology. An unmistakable plant, the silversword has long, sword-shaped leaves covered in silver hair and beautiful flowering stalks that may tower to a height of three meters.
Unconventional swine: how invasive pigs are helping preserve biodiversity in the Pantanal
(05/06/2013) Ordinarily, invasive and exotic species are a grave threat to native wildlife: outcompeting local species, introducing parasites and disease, and disturbing local ecological regimes. A unique case in the Brazilian Pantanal, however, has turned the tables; here, an introduced mammal has actually aided the conservation of native wildlife.
Hibernating primates: scientists discover three lemur species sleep like bears
(05/02/2013) Bears do it, bats do it, and now we know lemurs do it too: hibernate, that is. Since 2005, scientists have known that the western fat-tailed dwarf lemur hibernates, but a new study in Scientific Reports finds that hibernation is more widespread among lemurs than expected. At least two additional lemur species—Crossley's dwarf lemur and Sibree's dwarf lemur—have been discovered hibernating. So far lemurs, which are only found on the island of Madagascar, are the only primates known to undergo hibernation, raising curious questions about the relationship between lemur hibernation and more well-known deep sleepers.
Drill baby drill! The fate of African biodiversity and the monkey you've never heard of
(05/02/2013) Equatorial Guinea is not a country that stands very large in the American consciousness. In fact most Americans think you mean Papua New Guinea when you mention it or are simply baffled. When I left for Bioko Island in Equatorial Guinea, I also knew almost nothing about the island, the nation, or the Bioko drills (Mandrillus leucophaeus poensis). The subspecies of drill is unique to Bioko Island and encountering them was an equally unique experience. I initially went to Bioko as a turtle research assistant but ended up falling in love with the entire ecosystem, especially the Bioko drills as I tagged along with drill researchers.
Scientists discover new giant mole rat in Africa (photos)
(04/30/2013) Although the term "giant mole rat" may not immediately inspire love, the mole rats of Africa are a fascinating bunch. They spend practically their entire lives underground building elaborate tunnel systems and feeding on plant stems. This underground lifestyle has led them to evolve small ears, tiny eyes, forward-pointing teeth for digging, and nostrils they can shut at will while digging. Some species are quite social, such as the most famous, the naked mole rat (Heterocephalus glaber), while others live largely solitary lives. If that's not enough, the family of mole rats, dubbed Blesmols, may even help us find a cure for cancer.
Bizarre, little-known carnivore sold as illegal pet in Indonesian markets (photo)
(04/24/2013) Few people have ever heard of the Javan ferret-badger, but that hasn't stopped this animal—little-known even to scientists—from being sold in open markets in Jakarta according to a new paper in Small Carnivore Conservation. The Javan ferret-badger (Melogale orientalis) is one of five species in the ferret-badger family, which are smaller than proper badgers with long bushy tails and elongated faces; all five species are found in Asia.
Clownfish helps its anemone host to breathe
(04/24/2013) The sight of a clownfish wriggling through the stinging tentacles of its anemone is a familiar and seemingly well-understood one to most people—the stinging anemone provides a protective home for the clownfish who is immune to such stings, and in turn the clownfish chases away any polyp-eating sunfish eyeing the anemone's tentacles for a meal. But recent research has shown that all that clownfish wriggling significantly helps to oxygenate the anemone at night, when oxygen levels in the water are low.
The river of plenty: uncovering the secrets of the amazing Mekong
(04/23/2013) Home to giant catfish and stingrays, feeding over 60 million people, and with the largest abundance of freshwater fish in the world, the Mekong River, and its numerous tributaries, brings food, culture, and life to much of Southeast Asia. Despite this, little is known about the biodiversity and ecosystems of the Mekong, which is second only to the Amazon in terms of freshwater biodiversity. Meanwhile, the river is facing an existential crisis in the form of 77 proposed dams, while population growth, pollution, and development further imperil this understudied, but vast, ecosystem.
Civet poop coffee may be threatening wild species
(04/16/2013) Popularization of the world's strangest coffee may be imperiling a a suite of small mammals in Indonesia, according to a new study in Small Carnivore Conservation. The coffee, known as kopi luwak (kopi for coffee and luwak for the civet), is made from whole coffee beans that have passed through the guts of the animal and out the other side. The coffee is apparently noted for its distinct taste, though some have argued it is little more than novelty.
New insect discovered in Brazil, only third known in its bizarre family (photos)
(04/15/2013) A new species of forcepfly named Austromerope brasiliensis, was recently discovered in Brazil and described in the open access journal Zoo Keys. This is the first discovery of forcepfly in the Neotropics and only the third known worldwide. The forcepfly, often called the earwigfly because the male genital forceps closely resemble the cerci of the common earwig, remains a scientific enigma due to the lack of information on the family.
Beautiful striped bat is the "find of a lifetime" (photos)
(04/10/2013) Scientists have uncovered a rare, brilliantly-striped bat in South Sudan that has yielded new secrets after close study. Working in Bangangai Game Reserve during July of last year, biologist DeeAnn Redeer and conservationist Adrian Garsdie with Fauna & Flora International (FFI) came across an unmissable bat, which has been dubbed by various media outlets as the "badger bat" and the "panda bat."
Looking beyond the hundred legs: finding new centipedes in India requires many tools
(04/08/2013) A small, boneless creature, that lives underground, with a "hundred" legs, and a rather powerful sting; some of these creatures are drab, but some are so beautiful and brightly colored that they can startle. Centipedes. There is more to a centipede than its many legs, and its habit of darting out of dark places. One of the first lifeforms to turn up on land, some centipede fossils date back to about 450 million years ago. They have been evolving steadily since, with some estimates showing about 8,000 species today. Not even half of these species have been taxonomically described.
New giant tarantula that's taken media by storm likely Critically Endangered (photos)
(04/04/2013) Described by a number of media outlets as "the size of your face" a new tree-dwelling tarantula discovered in Sri Lanka has awed arachnophiliacs and terrified arachnophobes alike. But the new species, named Raja's tiger spider (Poecilotheria rajaei), is likely Critically Endangered according to the scientist that discovered it in northern Sri Lanka.
Scientists discover new wasp species in a field box from the 1930s (photos)
(04/03/2013) Searching through materials at the Natural History Museum in Paris, Simon van Noort recently came across a long-neglected field box of wasp specimens. Collected 80 years earlier by André Seyrig in Madagascar, the box contained several specimens of wasp in the Paramblynotus genus. The big surprise: wasps in this genus had never before been seen in Madagascar.
Scientists a step closer toward creating biofuels directly from atmospheric CO2
(03/29/2013) Researchers have taken a step closer to using atmospheric carbon dioxide as a biofuel, potentially helping mitigate climate change while at the same time meeting rising energy demand, according to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The beautiful amphibian from Hell: scientists discover new crocodile newt in Vietnam (photos)
(03/19/2013) Researchers have discovered a new species of Vietnamese salamander that looks like it was birthed from an abyssal volcano. Found tucked away in Tokyo's National Museum of Nature and Science, the scientists described the species in the new edition of Current Herpetology. Coal-black with orange-tinted toes, the new crocodile newt (in the genus Tylototriton) was determined to be a new species when it showed morphological and genetic differences from near relatives. Despite its remarkable appearance, the researchers say these are typical colors for crocodile newts.
Scientists clone extinct frog that births young from its mouth
(03/18/2013) Australian scientists have produced cloned embryos of an extinct species of frog known for its strange reproductive behavior, reports the University of New South Wales.
Into the unknown mountains of Cambodia: rare birds, rice wine, and talk of tigers
(03/14/2013) Ringed with forested mountains forming the borders with Laos and Vietnam, the northeast corner of Cambodia has been an intriguing blank spot among my extensive travels through the country. Nestled up against this frontier is Virachey National Park, created in 1993. I began searching for a way to explore this area a couple of years ago, hoping to connect with conservation NGOs to get me into the park; no one seemed to know much about it. I learned that the area had been written off by these groups due to massive land concessions given to logging and rubber concerns. The World Bank abandoned its 8-year effort to create a management scheme for Virachey after the concessions were granted in 2007. A moratorium on the concessions is temporarily in place, but illegal logging incursions into the park continue.
Photographers threatening the already-abused slender loris
(03/12/2013) Caught in a beam of torchlight, the eyes of the slender loris reflect back a striking glow. In an effort to better understand these shy, nocturnal primates, a team of researchers set out to the Western Ghats of India. The resulting paper: Moolah, Misfortune or Spinsterhood? The Plight of the Slender Loris (Loris lydekkerianus) in Southern India was published in the Journal of Threatened Taxa in January of 2013. Forest walks and interviews with the Kani people, who live in close proximity to the lorises, supported evidence of a surprising new threat to the lorises: photographers.
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(03/11/2013) In the slow-moving freshwater of the Amazon River basin, a dark, scaly crocodilian known as the black caiman (Melanosuchus niger) is attempting a comeback from near extinction, but another crocodilian may threaten the recovery process, according to a new study in the journal Herpetologica.
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(03/07/2013) In 1853 Edward Frederick Kelaart, a physician and naturalist, collected a strange frog on the island of Sri Lanka then a British colony known as Ceylon. The specimen was a large shrub frog (about 2 inches or 5.5 centimeters long) with black-outlined white specks on lime-green skin. He dubbed it "starry" after its pale specks, but that was last anyone heard of it. Even the holotype—the body of the amphibian collected by Kelaart—went missing. Fast forward nearly 160 years—two world wars, Sri Lanka's independence, and a man on the moon—when a recent expedition into Sri Lanka's Peak Wilderness rediscovered a beguiling frog with pinkish specks.
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(03/04/2013) Sometime in the late 1600s the world's last dodo perished on the island of Mauritius. No one knows how it spent its final moments—rather in the grip of some invasive predator or simply fading away from loneliness—but with its passing came an icon of extinction, that final breath passed by the last of its kind. The dodo, a giant flightless pigeon, was a marvel of the animal world: now another island ground pigeon, known as the little dodo, is facing its namesake's fate. Found only in Samoa, composed of ten islands, the bird has many names: the tooth-billed pigeon, the Manumea (local name), and Didunculus ("little dodo") strigirostris, which lead one scientist to Christen it the Dodlet. But according to recent surveys without rapid action the Dodlet may soon be as extinct as the dodo.
Photo: Pod of 100,000 dolphins spotted off California coast
(02/21/2013) A 'super mega-pod' of some 100,000 dolphins was spotted off the coast of San Diego last week, according to a report from NBC San Diego.
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(02/19/2013) Despite weighing as much as full-grown human, almost nothing is known about the giant armadillo (Priodontes maximus) including its breeding and reproductive behaviors. How does mating occur? How long does pregnancy last? How many babes are typically born? Scientists are simply in the dark, but a ground-breaking study employing camera traps is beginning to change this. For the first time, scientists in the Brazilian Pantanal have documented giant armadillo breeding and the happy outcome: a baby giant armadillo.
Jaguars, tapirs, oh my!: Amazon explorer films shocking wildlife bonanza in threatened forest
(02/19/2013) Watching a new video by Amazon explorer, Paul Rosolie, one feels transported into a hidden world of stalking jaguars, heavyweight tapirs, and daylight-wandering giant armadillos. This is the Amazon as one imagines it as a child: still full of wild things. In just four weeks at a single colpa (or clay lick where mammals and birds gather) on the lower Las Piedras River, Rosolie and his team captured 30 Amazonian species on video, including seven imperiled species. However, the very spot Rosolie and his team filmed is under threat: the lower Las Piedras River is being infiltrated by loggers, miners, and farmers following the construction of the Trans-Amazon highway.
Unique song reveals new owl species in Indonesia
(02/13/2013) Want to find a new species of owl? Just listen. A unique whistling call has led scientists to discover a new owl on the Indonesian island of Lombok, according to a new study in PLoS ONE. Two scientific expeditions, occurring separately but within a few days of each other, both noticed something different about the calls coming from owls on Lombok.
Genetics study claims to prove existence of Bigfoot
(02/13/2013) A new study purporting to uncover DNA evidence for Bigfoot has been published today in DeNovo Scientific Journal. While Bigfoot-enthusiasts have long argued that the cryptic monster is an unidentified ape species, the new study says their genetic evidence shows the Sasquatch is in fact a hybrid of modern human females mating with an unidentified primate species 13,000 years ago. The only problem: the journal in which the study is published—DeNovo Scientific Journal—appears to have been created recently with the sole purpose to publish this study.
Pity the pangolin: little-known mammal most common victim of the wildlife trade
(02/11/2013) Last year tens-of-thousands of elephants and hundreds of rhinos were butchered to feed the growing appetite of the illegal wildlife trade. This black market, largely centered in East Asia, also devoured tigers, sharks, leopards, turtles, snakes, and hundreds of other animals. Estimated at $19 billion annually, the booming trade has periodically captured global media attention, even receiving a high-profile speech by U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, last year. But the biggest mammal victim of the wildlife trade is not elephants, rhinos, or tigers, but an animal that receives little notice and even less press: the pangolin. If that name doesn't ring a bell, you're not alone.
Geneticists discover distinct lion group in squalid conditions
(02/04/2013) They languished behind bars in squalid conditions, their very survival in jeopardy. Outside, an international team of advocates strove to bring worldwide attention to their plight. With modern genetics, the experts sought to prove what they had long believed: that these individuals were special. Like other cases of individuals waiting for rescue from a life of deprivation behind bars, the fate of those held captive might be dramatically altered with the application of genetic science to answer questions of debated identity. Now recent DNA analysis has made it official: this group is special and because of their scientifically confirmed distinctiveness they will soon enjoy greater freedom.
Scientist: releasing invasive birds in Turkey to eat ticks will backfire
(02/04/2013) As Turkey raises and releases thousands of non-native helmeted guineafowl (Numida meleagris) to eat ticks that carry the deadly Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus, new research suggests guineafowl actually eat few ticks, carry the parasites on their feathers, and further spread the disease.
Bloodsucking flies help scientists identify rare, hard-to-find mammals
(01/16/2013) Last year scientists released a study that is likely to revolutionize how conservationists track elusive species. Researchers extracted the recently sucked blood of terrestrial leeches in Vietnam's remote Annamite Mountains and looked at the DNA of what they'd been feeding on: remarkably researchers were able to identify a number of endangered and rarely-seen mammals. In fact two of the species gleaned from these blood-meals had been discovered by scientists as late as the 1990s. In the past, trying to find rare and shy jungle animals required many man hours and a lot of funding. While the increasing use of remote camera traps has allowed scientists to expand their search, DNA sampling from leeches could be the next big step in simplifying (and cheapening) the quest for tracking the world's mammals.
Photo: Subterranean 'Moby Dick' mermaid lizard discovered in Madagascar
(01/16/2013) An international team of scientists have described a bizarre new species of worm-like lizard that lives underground. Strangely, they named it the 'Moby Dick' mermaid skink.
New giant flying frog discovered near city of 9 million
(01/09/2013) Jodi Rowley is no stranger to discovering new amphibians—she's helped describe over 10 in her short career thus far—but still she was shocked to discover a new species of flying frog less than 100 kilometers from a major, bustling Southeast Asian metropolis, Ho Chi Minh City. Unfortunately, the new frog, dubbed Helen's tree frog (Rhacophorus helenae), may be on the verge of extinction, according to the description published in the Journal of Herpetology.
Giant squid caught on video
(01/08/2013) Last summer, after 55 dives, three scientists in a submarine off the coast of Japan encountered an animal people have mythologized and feared for thousands of years: the giant squid. According to the researchers with Japan's National Science Museum they managed to capture the first footage ever (see below) of a giant squid in its natural habitat, although photos were also released in 2005 of a giant squid feeding.
Botanists discover cave-dwelling plant
(01/07/2013) The South China Karst region resembles a lost world with its stone forests and towering limestone formations that look like petrified skyscrapers. Standing at the edge of one of the region's many vine-covered gorges, you could picture an apatosaurus lifting its head above the mist that blankets the gorge floor. Of course, that would be impossible, but what botanists recently found in the region was only slightly less surprising (to botanists). Near the back of a limestone cave, pink flowers bloomed on a newly discovered nettle that could survive on just a tiny fraction of the sunlight other plants receive. As Ian Malcolm in Jurassic Park said, "life will find a way."
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Epididymoorchitis due to Brucella melitensis: Review of 19 PatientsGul H.C. · Akyol I. · Sen B. · Adayener C. · Haholu A.
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Petra has much to offer those on escorted Jordan tours, from majestic red mountains to vast mausoleums. The wonders of both man and nature perfectly complement one another in this amazing land. While a great deal has been written regarding tours to Petra, nothing can compare to the experience of viewing all that it has to offer in person.
Petra tours allow travelers to visit one of the seven wonders of the ancient world-one of the most popular tourist destinations and valuable treasures of Israel. The city of Petra is unique and expansive, having been carved into rock by the Nabataeans and functioning as a trading hub for China, India, southern Arabia, Egypt, Syria, Greece and Rome in terms of silk, spices and more.
One of the first things travelers notice on America Israel Travel Petra tours is the entrance to the city, which can only be accessed through the Sig-a narrow gorge walled in by 80m high cliffs to either side. The mere act of walking through the Sig proves to be an exciting experience for many visitors on tours to Petra. Once travelers reach the end of the Sig, they are further rewarded with their first glimpse of Al-Khazneh (the Treasury).
Carved out of pink rock and sitting 30m wide by 43m high, it is no wonder seeing Al-Khazneh brings so much delight to those on Petra tours. This 1st century tomb was carved for an important Nabataen king. The Treasury is just the first of many wonderful sites that can be taken in on Petra tours. It is suggested that travelers that wish to experience all Petra has to offer should set aside 4-5 days to explore. Sites of interest such as the hundreds of elaborately-cut rock tombs, Roman-style theater, obelisks, temples, colonnaded streets, museums, and sacrificial altars entice travelers from all over the world. The natural beauty and architectural achievements found here make tours to Petra memorable experiences for those of all ages.
Motorized vehicles are not permitted to enter the site. Those that do not wish to walk may hire a horse-drawn carriage or horse to take through down the 1km Sig. Special permits may be issues to those that are handicapped or elderly, allowing them to take carriages inside Petra to the main attractions. Donkeys can be hired within the site, though camels are available for those with a taste of adventure on tours to Petra.
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Aaron, Moses and Miriam´s brother, died in Jordan and was buried at Mount Hor in Petra, which is currently called Jabal harun or Mount Aaron. Petra was also considered to be the last staging post of the three kings that brought gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to honor baby Jesus when he was born in Behtlehem (Matthew 2:1-12). It is no wonder tours to Petra are so popular with those interested in its Biblical roots.