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"Economic motives frequently drive food and drug manufacturers to cut corners, filling newspapers with horror stories of consumers unwittingly ingesting industrial chemicals and calling into doubt the ability of regulators to safeguard public health."
The above statement gives the impression that it is cut throat competition that causes this but in fact any applications to form a drugs manufactuering company are supposed to be carefully and fully vetted and if corruptions within the state or local administrations, upon gaining favors, leading to mere rubber stamping, then it is an issue of corruptions, not competition.
any of these "dollar store" toxic capsules found in US?
Lets see now, how does China compare to the US. Lets ask uncle google for his opinion.
2004, Merck & Co.'s arthritis drug Vioxx may have led to more than 27,000 heart attacks and sudden cardiac deaths before it was pulled from the market.
2009, 8 deaths due to salmonella in peanut butter.
2011, 30 deaths due to listeria in cantaloupes
2012 Apr 16 - tuna recall after 116 get ill eating it.
2012 Apr 18- Triad and H&P - contaminated alcohol wipe believed to have killed 11 by Federal regulators. Media investigation suggests FDA know about issue for decade and did nothing.
2012 Apr 14 - bloomberg reports that up to 3000 deaths a year are caused by food poisoning in the US.
boy, and this is just from the first two pages of a google search.
Lets see what actual experts are saying about all this, Susan Reef, founder of US Food Safety, says an average of two to three food recalls occur each day. Wow, so much pink slime out there. She goes on to say that an average of one in six products from most manufacturers tend to be recalled.
We better all move to cloud cuckoo land with laurie where everything is safe.
No worries, the chance of US kids getting "clean, US-made drugs" and shooting people with guns all over the campus is higher. It is always fun to watch the US kids reducing each other to squashed meat with semi-automatic rifles on the news.
8:36 am April 24, 2012
Annoyed...Yay, another 75 cents!
And people like Annoyed can't yet figure out why their government officials use drugs from the US, grow their own vegatables near their government compounds on private organic farms, and have huge air filters built into every government home and offices in China!
While the ordinary people like Annoyed use tainted drugs, eat insecticide-laced vegatables and poisoned processed foods, and use 3M masks to try and protect themselves from air pollution in China!
Your kind still believe in the story of Mao Zedong eating babies for breakfast. We apologize for wasting your granpa in NK and leaving your granma bereaved. Your step-grandpa tourtued your father and he passed his mental illness to you.
The air filter story you have made up is BS. But I believe many bullets for shooting holes in kids at US campuses were made by NORINCO.
plant in Suzhou contracted poor/crap suplier
Has US ratified the Kyoto Protocol to make the air clean?
You operate drug factories in India and when they explode those curry kids are blown to ashes or get poisoned and give birth to deformed "human-shaped" beings.
is NO bottom here in China - Chinese will do ANYthing to ANYbody for money. It's ALWAYS me first, MAYBE my family second here in the land Mao built....
For everything you disagree with you call it CCP party line you are being a dumbwit.
Truth from google you name it CCP party line, what party line is WSJ and you idiot?
Perhaps you were shot in the brain by a campus gunman and survived the many surgeries?
Bang! Another slop of American college kid grey matter fly through and air and hit the wall.
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.Your propaganda is so funny. You post on every article, following your CCP guidelines to attack america on any topics.
You are such a POS!
He asked for your father's breed and that was your reply.
8:29 pm April 24, 2012
@Annoyed wrote:
.Good dog!
There are many people out there who hate US while not following CCP guildlines: the heroes who removed the WTC on 9/11. It shows how Amecians are hated by people to an extent that they are willing to sacrifice their lives to voice their opinions!
Long live the 9/11 heroes!
8:28 pm April 24, 2012
@Annoyed...Yay, another 75 cents! wrote:
.Your propaganda is so funny. You post on every article, following your CCP guidelines to attack america on any topics.
You are such a POS!
Annoyed ... another 75 cents SEEMS smart enough to avoid the standard logical fallacies of the fenqing crowd but time and again he falls into the same trap and the results are always dumb, pug_ster style comparisons that don't really hold up and are tu quoque fallacies anyway. Aim higher than being a tool, dude!
Slim the hypocrite; didn't you say on another thread that one shouldn't attack the reporter for reporting. I'm just regurgitating what Google is telling me, if you don't like what Google has to say, maybe you can get them banned... bahahaha
slim is no hypocrite. slim has simply no moral standard so to speak.
slim is busy scraping away the dried brain tissue stuck on the ceiling from college kids shot in college.
You are both pretty ugly POS. You sell yourself thinking all posters here are AMERICANS. Some are EUROPEANS or JAPANESE.
You are all so stupid.
Go my dog, go get you 50cents.
This CCP dog has posted half the comments here ; talking twice or more abt kids shot in US, attacking US marines,....
They dont teach you anything else in China? No money in the CCP? or is it all gone in the pocket of your boss?
Annoyed, haha, noodle-eater POS.
Go type some other comments, and then go buy your noodles.
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I had a c-section. I only gained about 25lbs during my pregnancy, and theoretically I've "lost" all the weight. I'm only a few lbs over my pre-preg size, but NONE of my pre-preg clothes fit. Ok, body went through some major changes, it takes a while to bounce back - I get that.
Most of the time, I still look pregnant - not majorly pregnant, but my belly still protrudes. And it's not all fat (there's a small layer there still, sure). It's like my innards just stick out more. I can't explain it. I can't seem to lose any weight (I'm still BFing and that's obviously keeping weight on), but the weight isn't evenly distributed - it's ALL in my gut. I would not be surprised if someone asked me if I was preg.
WTH is going on? The c-section scar-roll, and some belly chub is understandable... but I don't understand why I still look so bloated???
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Of the markers examined, DiStefano and her team identified five critical markers that may predict response to TZD mono-therapy. These markers include variants in a key drug metabolizing gene called cytochrome P450 3A4 and a PPARG-coactivator known as PPARGC1B. Other markers were located in genes associated with PPARG function and include the protein kinase MAP2K6, a potassium inwardly-rectifying channel called KCNJ16, and the farnesoid X receptor (NR1H4).
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Yeah... and the TOS bridge isn't all blinky lights? Blinky, completely unlabeled lights and displays full of blinky unlabled rectangles beneath a panel of static screens-- all designed to pop on a color TV. Say what you will about JJPrise, TOS was all about "it's just science fiction -- put some blinky lights on it."
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 17 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today advised consumers not to use certain respiratory medications purchased after Sept. 8, 2009 and manufactured by Dey L.P., a subsidiary of Mylan Inc., because the medications might have been part of a shipment being transported on a tractor-trailer stolen in Tampa, Fla., on Sept. 8, 2009.
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Re: Effectiveness against cancer ever in doubt?
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In Response To: Effectiveness against cancer ever in doubt? (JPeter Owen (A-))
Thanks for the input. To answer your question, the "question" over soy causing cancer was in doubt. There was a post posted yesterday about cancer and soy. Peter himself answered it. I would link it to you but I can't work those things. Simply read the board under this post (it was on breast cancer etc.).
Also, I posted yesterday on the other topics regarding soy, trypsin, Alzheimer's etc. I posted some references and biochemistry under Peter's post on the same topic.
The interesting point you brought up was how much is too much soy and how do we find out this figure. I don't believe this will ever be found out because everyone is different. Personally I can tell because of palpation of the duodenum to feel for putrification of the protein owing to the inhibition of trypsin but this is not conclusive for everyone.
As for the good outweighing the bad, it does. Its like that with everything in reality. I know there are no magical scales but how do you suggest we, as doctors recommend anything. Its called the "risk-benefit" ratio. Its not a perfect way to go about things but if you have any other positive suggestions I'd like to hear it!! I agree that the soy/Alzheimer's link needs more research but everything to do with heath does. We have to make an educated call on these topics as Doctors/Naturopaths or we will end up eating NOTHING (During college I ate nothing but apples for a while!! Nuts eh!!).
The BEST way I feel we do this is to look at the "big picture". Sure, its great to know the biochem, explanations, etc. but the big picture is that countries which consume soy are healthier, live longest, AND have a low rate of Alzheimer's. Research is great, exciting, and interesting but history of the foods I believe is the best way to go.
I hope this clears things up from my point of view.
I have to thank you for "asking the questions" and challenging what is written anywhere. There realy needs to be more of it! And its good to look at the big picture as you do.
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Wauwatosa East baseball coach Matt Dahlstrom has stepped down from his position to spend more time with his family.
"Regarding Matt, his departure from the head coaching position at East is relatively simple," Tosa East athletic director Linda Vitrano said. "We met in August to discuss the 2011 season. In the process, Matt shared the difficulty associated with meeting all the obligations associated with the head coaching position and more importantly addressing all the needs of a young family.
"He found it especially difficult to manage and balance because (his) kids are of the age where they are actively participating in sports as well. In the end, Matt concluded that his commitment to his family (he wanted to watch his kids play and perhaps even coach them) should take precedence over his desire to coach at East.
"Although we are grateful for his time and efforts and appreciate all the finer points of the game he shared with our teams over the years, we respect his decision and accepted his resignation."
Dahlstrom moved up to head coach in 2008 to replace Jerry Toubl and he went 7-26 in his first season, 4-15 in the Greater Metro Conference.
His career record was 38-90, a .297 winning percentage, which included going 21-62, a .253 winning mark, in the rugged GMC.
Dahlstrom's best season was 2010, when the Red Raiders finished 7-13 in league play and 15-19 overall.
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Lincoln Memorial University Head Baseball Coach Jeff Sziksai recently announced that LMU's "Little League Night" will be held on Friday, April 15 prior to the Railsplitters' South Atlantic Conference game with Carson Newman.
Before LMU takes on Carson Newman at 7 p.m., Railsplitter players and coaches will work with little league kids from the tri-state area on various fundamentals of the game of baseball that include hitting, pitching, fielding and base-running.
There will be a basketball clinic for all ages, boys and girls, on Saturday, April 9 at Jacksboro Middle School from 8-11:30 a.m.
The cost is $25 per child.
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District 3-AAA rivals Campbell County and Anderson County packed a lot into five innings of high school baseball Saturday on the Mavericks' field.
The teams combined for a whopping 30 runs, 24 hits and a couple of homers in a game that was shortened by two full innings due to the 10-run slaughter rule.
AC won 20-10, but it wasn't as easy as it looked. The score was 11-10 in the fourth inning before the Mavericks (4-3 district, 7-6 overall) finally began to break away.
Andrew Dykes had a big series last week against Knoxville Central to lead Campbell County High School's varsity baseball team to a doubleheader sweep of the Bobcats.
Dykes was a combined 5-for-8 with a triple, double, 3 RBI and 3 runs scored. He also went the distance on the mound in the first game to pick up his third victory (3-0) of the season, scattering 9 hits, walking 2 and striking out 9.
It appears that Mother Nature is the only thing able to slow down Campbell County High School's track and field teams this season.
"Our greatest challenge right now is the weather," said CCHS coach Billie Ann Evans, who had to cancel Monday's practice session because of severe thunderstorms.
"We've not been able to get a good practice in."
The following is a weekly summary of the fishing conditions on Norris Lake as reported by creel clerks from the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA).
The lake level on Monday, April 4 was 1,010.53 feet. Feeder streams and the river arms have considerable floating debris that has lifted from the shoreline. Boaters need to exercise caution at all locations, but especially on the upper half of the lake.
Surface temperatures range from 54 to 60 degrees depending on time of day and location.
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission (TWRC) voted to amend regulations in regard to smallmouth bass fishing on Norris Lake during its March meeting.
Bobby Wilson, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Fisheries Division chief, recently attended a Norris Lake Fisheries Advisory Committee (NLFAC) meeting. The NLFAC is a community-based group of advisors to the TWRC on fishery management. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency acts as an advisor to the committee.
Campbell County junior Kristin Chapman set meet and stadium records Saturday while winning the girls' high jump title at the Hardin Valley Track and Field Invitational.
Tennessee's reigning Class AAA girls' high jump champion matched her previous personal record (5-7) set last May at the state meet. Her closest competitor on Saturday jumped 4-10, the height in which Chapman entered the event.
Campbell County High School's softball team hosted the Ambassadors last week for a doubleheader.
Even though the Lady Cougars lost both games, 6-3 and 9-6, they were able to put some runs on the scoreboard and had a productive day at the plate.
During the opening contest, first baseman Mary Hickman smacked a pair of doubles, drove in a run and stole home plate. Alex Hempsall also drove in a run and pitched for Campbell County.
LaFollette's boys finished second to Maryville during an 8-team middle school track and field meet last week at Webb School of Knoxville.The Owls accumulated 90 points, which was 73 behind Maryville. Union Grove took 3rd place with 57 points, followed by Heritage, 4th with 46 points; North, 5th with 34 points; Oak Ridge-Robertsville, 6th with 32 points; Sacred Heart, 7th with 26 points; and Webb, 8th with 7 points.
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Which, if not victory, is yet revenge.
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Which way shall I fly Infinite wrath and infinite despair? Which way I fly is hell; myself am hell; And in the lowest deep a lower deep, Still threat'ning to devour me, opens wide, To which the hell I suffer seems a heaven.
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With ruin upon ruin, rout on rout, Confusion worse confounded.
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With thee conversing I forget all time, All seasons, and their change,--all please alike. Sweet is the breath of morn, her rising sweet, With charm of earliest birds; pleasant the sun When first on this delightful land he spreads His orient beams on herb, tree, fruit, and flower, Glist'ring with dew; fragrant the fertile earth After soft showers; and sweet the coming on Of grateful ev'ning mild; then silent night With this her solemn bird and this fair moon, And these the gems of heaven, her starry train: But neither breath of morn when she ascends With charm of earliest birds, nor rising sun On this delightful land, nor herb, fruit, flower, Glist'ring with dew, nor fragrance after showers, Nor grateful ev'ning mild, nor silent night With this her solemn bird, nor walk by moon Or glittering starlight, without thee is sweet.
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'My boyfriend of three years has never had a high sex drive. I love him but am frustated and keep fantasising about other men'
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Is it OK to buy flowers?
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The green room: Zoe Salmon, TV presenter
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Ask Leo: which toilet paper is most ethical to use?
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More calculation this week. The white pieces are massing for an attack, but with the correct defence it doesn't have to be fatal
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Ugh. I'd rather they get Momoa back and take another shot at doing a movie that's true to the source material at long last, but this time with a bigger budget so the effects aren't cringeworthy and distracting, not to mention a halfway decent script.
But realistically, they're doing this for Ahnuld's name recognition. I'm sure there will be plenty of curiosity to see gramps running around in a loincloth.
Demand for a King Conan film starring Arnold has been there ever since. That final image in Conan - The Barbarian screamed for that sequel. And now, Arnold has hit the right age to do it. It's perfect.
Hopefully John Milius will be involved. He just has to be.
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How to create vcbnames manually? (Netbackup 7.0.1)
we have a workaround running in Netbackup 7.0.1 at the moment. We can't use our Virtual Center Server as "Virtual Maschine Proxy". So we have to enter every single ESX Server as "Virtual Maschine Proxy". So we have a vcbname file for every single ESX Server. The problem ist, that when vmware moves a machine, the backup will fail because Netbackup can't find the machine because the information in the according vcbnames is old. So we plan to delete all the vcbname files every evening before the backup starts. Then we want to create it manually. I Think the bpvmutil.exe is the right tool but don't know the syntax.
Can anyone tell me how to create the vcbnames with a task?
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Just deleting vcbnames file from "C:\Program Files\VERITAS\NetBackup\online_util\fi_cntl" directory, allows netbackup to re create the vcbname file with updated informations.
So just schedule a Job in your server that will delete the files under that directory whenever no backup is active.( This file is accessed by Veritas when backup is active)
I just checked it my NetBackup Test Environment. It works good. Here the logs i got from C:\Program Files\VERITAS\NetBackup\logs\bpVMutil.
<2> get_VM_names: get_id_lock returned 0
Tip: Get overview/document your NBU environment. Run 'nbsu' and review the output.
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thank you for your answere. But just deleting the files doesn't work for us. When we delete all the files, the file is recreated if we start a new backup. But it seems that the creation process takes too much time so the backup fails with the info that the virtual maschine can't be located. If we start the same backup job again it works well because the vcbnames files is created in the meanwhile.
But Netbackup only creates the vcbnames file from the host on which the machine was located the last time. For example: We delete the file with the info from the esx-15 server. Now the virtual maschine moves from esx-15 to esx-07. When we start now the backup job, the vcbnames files from the esx-15 is created, but there isn't the machine anymore.
So we still need a way to create the vcbnames from every server manually.
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If you delete the files and create a scheduled task on the VCB proxy server with the command:
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I call that a stunning empathy for the characters, and it leaves me wondering why you don't make comics...
How mere visual habits become divine rules ;)
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Antigen Express is well positioned to execute on its business model, which includes potential out-licensing of additional clinical development of its lead compound in early breast cancer while pursuing additional products using its proprietary immunotherapy Ii-Key technology platform upon which AE37 is based. The advancement of AE37 in breast cancer clinical development will help to validate the company's immune technology platform. Low expression of the HER2 target is widespread among a variety of cancers including breast, prostate, ovarian, lung and cancers of the GI tract suggesting potential future areas for clinical research. Addit
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I took the plastic cap off of the side of the reel, and a white plastic piece flew out. When I put the piece back in the seat belt keeps jamming now. It will work fine if you take the piece out, but it is obviously in there for a reason. The reel on the rear passenger side has starting making the same noise recently as well which is very frustrating.
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Tonight's election is a showdown on the waterfront. Propositions B and C offer San Francisco voters the chance to shoot down the 8 Washington luxury condo project, which we've been covering for some time. Bay Guardian Editor Steven T. Jones and News Editor Rebecca Bowe are at the No on B&C and Yes on B&C parties, respectively, and you can catch their tweets here in this post. Read more »
The movie you need to see this weekend, ASAP, is 12 Years a Slave — one of the most important releases of the year, and a likely contender for all possible awards, including Best Actor and Best Picture. (Review here.) Also new to theaters is the Cannes-winning, controversy-stirring Blue is the Warmest Color. (Review here.)
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A Huron County grand jury on Friday indicted Vermilion resident Glenn C. Pratt II, 31, on charges of robbery and tampering with evidence in connection with a Jan. 17 incident.
He was one of the 10 defendants who were indicted Friday by the grand jury.
Pratt was arrested about 15 minutes after several employees who work across from Schild's IGA chased him down and recovered the 63-year-old woman's purse, which he ditched during the pursuit.
Capt. Mike Conney said the 9-1-1 caller was taking his groceries to his car when he noticed Pratt was acting suspiciously.
"It was just his body language made it appear he was stalking (someone)," Conney said.
Crystal Jackson, a stylist with Tammy's Salon of Style, has said she watched the suspect and believed Pratt was going to rob the woman "because he looked like he was really nervous about something."
Pratt fled from Columbia Gas and ACC Norwalk employees after he caught his breath at the VFW parking lot. Conney, who arrived about the same time, chased the man on foot. He said he arrested Pratt after he told him "I give up" while attempting to hide behind a fence in some underbrush.
If convicted, Pratt faces nine months to five years in prison. Pratt remains in the Huron County Jail.