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- Product Code: NOW-02912
- UPC Code: 733739029126
- Package Quantity: 60 Veggie Caps
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- Healthy Intestinal Flora
- 8 Strains & 4 Billion Potency
- Dairy Free - With FOS
- Shelf Stable - Enteric Coated
- Non-GMO
- Kosher
- A Dietary Supplement
- Probiotics/Enzymes/Digestive
- Family Owned Since 1968
- Quality GMP Assured
NOW Gr8-Dophilus is a combination of 8 different species of friendly bacteria formulated to support gastrointestinal health and immune system function. FOS is also included in this product to assist healthy growth of Acidophilus and Bifidus organisms. Because this capsule is enteric coated, NOW Gr8-Dophilus delivers its microflora directly to the intestine, bypassing the harsh acidic conditions of the stomach.
Suggested Use
Take 1 capsule 1 to 3 times daily between meals or on an empty stomach.
Other Ingredients
Cellulose (capsule), FOS (fructooligosaccharides), ascorbic acid, magnesium stearate (vegetable source) and enteric coating.
Contains trace amounts of soy protein (peptides) and gluten (barley) (peptides).
Not manufactured with wheat, milk, egg, fish, shellfish or tree nut ingredients containing these allergens.
Each capsule contains 11 billion live organisms at time of manufacture.
Store in a cool, dry, dark place. Refrigeration is recommended after opening to provide a potency of 4 billion live organisms through the Best By date.
Consult physician if pregnant/nursing, taking medication (especially immune-suppressing drugs), or have a medical condition (especially if immune system is compromised). Keep out of reach of children.
Do not eat freshness packet. Keep in bottle.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1 Veg Capsule
|Amount Per Serving:
|% Daily Value
|Probiotic Blend of 8 Strains:
|4 Billion CFU
|Lactobacillus acidophilus (La-14)
|1.2 Billion
|Lactobacillus casei (Lc-11)
|600 Million
|Lactobacillus rhamnosus (Lr-32)
|600 Million
|Lactobacillus salivarius (Ls-33)
|600 Million
|Streptococcus thermophilus (St-21)
|400 Million
|Bifidobacterium bifidum (Bb-02)
|200 Million
|Bifidobacterium longum (BI-05)
|200 Million
|Bifidobacterium lactis (BI-04)
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for Candida, and probly for the rest of my life
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for Candida, and probly for the rest of my life
having been terribly ill for decades,(with no suggestion of Candida's existence as a CFS cause from Medicos), I finally find that Candida, long term, could very well be the cause of all my many symptoms and woes.These are calming my tummy and even midst-treatment with sugarless yeastless low carb diet,am feeling I am getting somewhere/starting to come good.Since Candida mutates and this is the broadest range of acidophilus strains that is stabilised I have found, and cheapest, I will remain on these always to maintain the balance.A non- stabilised acidophillus in Australia has only 3 strains, and is prohibitively expensive.This one has 8 strains, Longterm Candida leads to so many serious illnesses,and is ignored by most doctors.Thank God for iherb.
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I have more energy when I take these. I believe the make my digestive system work better.
very good one
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good product
It works
Posted by 4705787402615357614 on Dec 13, 2016
Really helpful product. Helps me with my Ibs.
Caused acne
Posted by 4888937479721249716 on Nov 14, 2016
I have acne-prone skin and read that taking probiotics might help. After a few weeks on this product my skin kept getting worse and I realized the probiotics were causing breakouts. This may be just the way my body reacted to these probiotics. I did some reasearch and found a lot of data supporting taking of at least 30B a day - any less and not only effective but it may cause harm as it did with me.
Was great but it seems that it has been changed
Posted by 5103803358726222261 on Sep 18, 2016
I have been using this Gr8 dophilus priobioti for about 3 years and it has been really great and helped me a lot for the past 3 years. I have ordered more than 6 bottles (Expiry dates: 04/18 and 05/18) for the past months and they seem to be with different contents / formula.. Suddenly, Gr8 dophilus makes me gas and diarrhea and my stomach blows like a balloon. These side effect has happened to me several years ago when i used Jarrow's probiotic (which contained dairy) and then i moved to Gr8 dopilus, which were great, but now i see that GR8 dophilus has also became problematic. I'm afraid that NOW has changed the formula and now it includes dairy or other problematic ingredients. Unfortunately i have to start looking for other probiotic that won't blow my stomach like a balloon and won't cause me problems.


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let(x = (x((
function() {
return {
e: function() {
e in x
asserts js debug shell on TM changeset c2e5e424e6c3 without any CLI arguments at Assertion failure: !p, tested on 64-bit Mac.
autoBisect shows this is probably related to the following changeset:
The first bad revision is:
changeset: 71814:756abc094eb1
user: Jim Blandy
date: Wed Jun 29 02:11:08 2011 -0700
summary: Bug 627859: Use the standard placeholder-making function when re-scoping variable references in generator 'yield' expressions. r=brendan
function w() {}(function() {
for(let x=x(function(){\
return{e:function(){for(e in x){}}}\
}(x)for each(l in{})\
crashes js opt shell at MakePlaceholder or LeaveFunction and asserts similarly.
I can reproduce this.
So, there's some very odd stuff going on when we parse this:
let(x = (x((
function() {
return {
e: function() {
e in x
There are three uses of x here:
- The first is represented by a definition. Good.
- The second is a placeholder. I guess the scope of a let binding doesn't include its initializer, so that's fine.
- The third is parsed as a use of the first, which makes no sense whatsoever.
However, my refactoring isn't the cause of this: it only causes it to be noticed, because it changes a call to lexdeps->put in transplant into a call to lexdeps->add in MakePlaceholder, and lexdeps->add doesn't expect to replace an existing entry.
I have a patch which simply restores the previous behavior, but this should be looked at.
Created attachment 543471 [details] [diff] [review]
Let MakePlaceholder's callers put the placeholder in the lexdeps table, as that needs to be done differently in different cases.
Comment on attachment 543471 [details] [diff] [review]
Let MakePlaceholder's callers put the placeholder in the lexdeps table, as that needs to be done differently in different cases.
Let's get this into aurora once the 7/5 TM merge lands on aurora and file a followup bug for comment 3.
(In reply to comment #6)
> http://hg.mozilla.org/tracemonkey/rev/104b182daf70
Somehow this didn't get propagated to mozilla-inbound via mozilla-central? Was this left out?
http://hg.mozilla.org/integration/mozilla-inbound/rev/104b182daf70 gives a no match found error.
A testcase for this bug was automatically identified at js/src/tests/js1_8_5/extensions/regress-668438.js.
Testcases have been landed by virtue of being marked in-testsuite+ -> VERIFIED as well.


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Equinox to equinox
A life as judged by ticking clocks
Stood near as our hearts beat fast
A moment in all time we wish could last;
Close your eyes I won't forget your scent
When time has judged our drunken hearts be spent
In summer breeze I won't forget your kiss
In latter days when time's our nemesis;
The fire in your eyes that burns so bright
Will be a burning ember keeping sight
Glass of woe that keeps the ticking clear
That will always keep us close and keep us here;
Hands that keep a touch upon the dial
In the days that we must hope are worth our while;
Worth it every time I see you smile.
Pillow where we rest our weary heads
Beneath a quilt of timeless tiny threads
When by the hourglass that keeps you right
One day you know we'll say our last good night
So close your eyes and wish these days to last
And hold them dear so label them the past;
Yet still I'm cursed to wish my life away
With the ticking that gets louder every day.
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Executive producers Brian K. Vaughan and Neal Baer spill discuss working with Stephen King and Steven Spielberg, what they consider to be the show's big mysteries, and the surprise at the end of the pilot. Spoilers within!
For whatever reason — one that I hope scientists at an Ivy League university are studying in a basement lab — Americans do not watch scripted television on the broadcast networks during the summer. They're happy to watch TNT (Rizzoli & Isles among others) or USA (Suits among others) or AMC (The Walking Dead among others). But when I tell you that Fox's Melrose Place is the most recent real network hit that launched during the summer and that was in 1992, I hope you are as surprised as I was.
In other words, CBS's Under the Dome is fighting long odds. But if the show is a success, it would be a yearly summer staple on the network.
The pilot of the 13-episode series premiered Monday night. It's based on Stephen King's 2009 novel of the same name, and produced by Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks Television. King's novel was sprawling — more than 1,000 pages — but the first episode sets up a neatly manageable premise: What will happen to the town of Chester's Mill when suddenly a dome forms around it?
The show has an ensemble cast led by Mike Vogel as a criminal named Barbie; Rachelle LeFevre as the town's newspaper editor, Julia; and Dean Norris as the town leader, Big Jim Rennie. There are a number of other characters also freaking out because they're under a dome (like crazy Junior played by Alexander Koch; Angie, who is being terrorized by Junior, played by Britt Robertson; and Natalie Martinez as a young cop).
And there's one person you think is going to be a lead, but —
I talked with the two main executive producers Brian K. Vaughan (who has been working on Under the Dome since it was a project for Showtime) and Neal Baer (formerly of ER and Law & Order: SVU) about where the show is going. There are spoilers about the pilot below.
You killed Jeff Fahey.
Neal Baer: You'll have to come into our office and see our heaven board. But we'll have to send you to heaven for seeing it.
But I like Jeff Fahey! Tell me about casting him as the sheriff, and what you wanted out of his death being the ending of the pilot.
NB: We wanted somebody who it would be a surprise that he died in the pilot. We wanted it to be a recognizable, great actor. We thought it was really interesting that a character you really love comes to a sad end. Because we think there are many characters you will love on the show.
Brian K. Vaughan: We think that you'll love them more knowing that they could go away at any second. Jeff Fahey becomes the sacrificial lamb. His death supercharges the rest of the show, because I think it reminds you that no one is safe. A lot of people who've seen the pilot, he's their favorite character.
He's got a pacemaker, but touches the dome anyway.
BV: Curiosity killed the cat and the sheriff. Wouldn't you want to touch it? You're a journalist.
I would. But electromagnetic things don't seem to affect me — yet. What else do you both think people will be talking about after the premiere? What do you hope jumps out at people?
NB: Why Barbie killed Julia's husband. Is he ever going to say anything about it? Why would he be staying in this woman's house — is she safe? Who is this guy? What was he doing? Who was he talking to on the phone when he said, "I finished the job"?
BV: There are a lot of watercooler moments of spectacle: cows getting cut in half, and trucks smashing into things. But I agree with Neal that if the show is going to work, it's because people care about who's trapped under the dome and want to know more about them.
NB: How are they going to deal with this? Is there a possibility of getting out? What are the "pink stars"? We set up a lot of mystery.
BV: Also, who are we supposed to root for on the show? We definitely introduced Barbie in an unlikable way: He is digging a ditch for a body. He's clearly not a great guy. Big Jim we introduce, and you think this guy is a lovable, competent town leader. But we're going to bring out different sides of them. We knew we didn't want people to watch the pilot and say, "Wow, how is this all going to end?" And then go to Wikipedia and just read how it ends. We're doing different things.
It's a big ensemble. Does the show have a lead?
NB: There are three: Mike Vogel, Rachelle LeFevre, Dean Norris.
BV: They are the core. And then there are really important electrons flying around.
I wonder whether the Junior/Angie storyline will be divisive. Having seen only the one episode, I wondered whether people might say, "I don't like this one." A claustrophobic narrative within a claustrophobic narrative. Tell me about the significance to the larger story.
BV: What if there's a clue in that when Junior is down there and he says, "I'm the only one who really knows what's happening here"? There's a possibility that, what if he's right? What if he's not crazy?
How big are the Lord of the Flies elements going to be going forward?
NB: We'll learn in the second episode whether the dome is permeable to water and things like that. So we'll answer those sorts of science-y questions early on. We always have some mystery of dome mythology going in every episode. But if you're trapped under the dome, you're in a hothouse: Your secrets aren't safe. It's kind of like Sartre's No Exit — other people are hell. That's the other thrust of the series.
I know you've both said you're deviating from the book. Are you deviating on things as big as: What is in the dome? Who knew about the dome? How will we get out of the dome?
BV: Yes. But always with Stephen King's blessing. I think he's been he's so supportive of the plot because we've worked hard to stay true to the themes and the characters. The mythology is always really important, but it's always in service to these characters.
NB: All of the elements of the format that are laid out in the book are certainly a part of the show. But characters have been composited; new characters have been added.
BV: I don't think it's a spoiler to say that Angie dies in the first couple of pages in the novel.
NB: And she's alive at the end of the first episode! She's lasted one day!
You recently announced you've cast Natalie Zea as a character who was not in the book. She'll come in later. Is she in the dome?
BK: She has to be. It's our one solid rule that we don't violate: Nobody gets in, nobody gets out this season. So if she's introduced late, it means that she'd be in there since the first episode. You will have to wait and see.
Until which episode?
NB: Nine.
BK: She may in some way have already been in the first episode.
NB: Oh my goodness, Brian. That's such an Easter egg.
Really? I need to figure that out. Obviously, there have been adaptations as long as there's been television. But it seems to me that Game of Thrones is creating an interesting new dynamic with book readers versus non-book readers: Those who've read the books are watching a different show from those who haven't. The show takes liberties, but it hits all of the huge narrative moments. It sounds like you're doing a much looser adaptation than that, more of a True Blood-style one.
BV: I remember reading George R.R. Martin talking about how much his time as a television writer influenced when he started writing the Game of Thrones novels. Treating a chapter ending like a traditional act break in television. It's almost like he was laying a perfect blueprint for a show that — at the time he started writing it — he never could imagine would be made. Stephen King, he loves film, and he loves television. But he's first and foremost a great novelist. And Under the Dome is a great novel. Maybe because of the ways it's a great novel it won't translate to the screen exactly.
Brian, you worked on Lost, and a lot of people were disappointed in the way Lost ended. Does it offer a cautionary narrative?
BV: There is perhaps a very vocal minority that I think wanted maybe better — different — answers to the mythology. Honestly, I enjoyed the ending, because to me it was about the quality of the writing and how much I cared about these characters. It just feels like there've been a lot of shows that have come on after Lost that have said, "Here's what we're going to do differently from Lost, and here's how we're going to be better." A lot of them have been canceled after four or five episodes. If anything, I'd say I've tried to take good examples of what I've learned from Lost as one of the very few genre shows that's been able to find a huge audience.
Serialized dramas had a bit of a bounce this year: The Following, Revolution. There was a time a few years ago when viewers were too nervous to invest their time and every big mystery show was flopping.
NB: That's why we're glad that it's 13. There's a big difference when you're committing to 13 episodes in a row over the summer. There aren't 22 or 25.
Brian, you wrote the original pilot for Showtime. How did the transition to CBS — the network corporate sibling to Showtime — happen?
BV: I heard through DreamWorks that they had the rights to this. And it was a book I loved. So I came aboard pretty early. It was at Showtime for a long time. But I think after Homeland, this wasn't the perfect fit. It was a Hail Mary when we heard that CBS might be interested. I think I stripped out the "fucks" from the script. I couldn't imagine a cow getting cut in half was what the Tiffany network wanted to do. But Nina Tassler was really excited by it, and loved it. She said, "If we can find a great showrunner, let's put this on the air." That's when Neal came in.
I want to hear about working with Steven and Stephen. Let's start with Spielberg.
BV: He's approved every bit of casting. He watches cuts. We've had several great meetings with him. When I first met him, I thought, "Oh, he'll be such a joy to work with, because he'll have all these thoughts about the effects." But I think coming off Lincoln, he's, like, "This is a story about how you start democracy from the ground up." On the deep character stuff, he's been really supportive and helpful.
NB: Stephen King went to the set for the first episode. That was great. He watches everything. He has his comments. Like, "You should have Natalie Martinez wear her hair down." She's absolutely beautiful, and she kind of has a bun for the first half of the season. So she progressed from a bun to a braid. It's kind of an interesting point, though, because she always looks the same because she's always in her cop uniform. He's very attuned to the episodes.
BV: He's been the ideal collaborator, because it hasn't been, "Here's what you guys got wrong about my book, here's what you missed." He's embraced the new characters, the composites. He's been so supportive.
NB: Tell Kate what he said about the dome.
BV: Scott Gold, our journalist from the L.A. Times, has been so great about making sure that everything we do is totally believable. In one of our earliest calls with Stephen King, we said, "We spoke with meteorologists, and we spoke with physicists." We were rattling off all the facts about the dome and how it could work —
NB: All the work we've done to make sure that our explanations make scientific sense.
BV: There was a long pause. And Stephen said, "You guys know you can just make shit up, right?"
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The survey also showed that Londoners are more unhappy with their homes than the average person in Great Britain. Eighteen per cent say they are very or fairly dissatisfied with their home (GB average: 12%), 19% say it is too expensive (GB average: 10%), and 25% say their home is too small or lacks space (GB average: 19%).
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"Rolls-Royce Phantom Two. 4.3 litre, 30 horsepower, six cylinder engine, with Stromberg Downdraft carburetor. Can go from zero to 100 kilometers an hour in 12.5 seconds. And I even like the color."―Sultan[src]
The Sultan was the ruler of Hatay in 1938.
When Walter Donovan and his Nazi colleagues sought to enter Hatay to search for the Holy Grail in 1938, they needed the Sultan's permission to cross Hatay's border. The Sultan, who valued technology over mysticism, did not believe in the legend of the Grail, and considered it a foolish quest, but was willing to allow them do as they wished in exchange for suitable compensation. He turned down the gold and jewels 'donated' by the finest Jewish families in Germany. However, he allowed them passage and even lent them some of his troops - in exchange for Donovan's Rolls-Royce Phantom II staff car.
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The role of the Sultan was played by Alexei Sayle in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
In reality, Hatay was a Turkish republic and did not have a Sultan. The League of Nations adopted a constitution on May 19, 1937 and the Republic of Hatay was founded. On June 29, 1939 the parliament of Hatay voted to reunite with the Republic of Turkey. France accepted unification of Hatay with Turkey. Tayfur Sokmen (1892 - 1980) was the first and only president of Hatay Republic.
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Seung-Hui Cho, 23, killed 32 and himself on the Virginia Tech campus. Pictured: An injured occupant was carried out of Norris Hall at Virginia Tech after Cho opened fire on the campus. Next
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Robert Steinhaeuser, 19, who had been expelled from school killed 13 teachers, two former classmates and a policeman, before committing suicide. Pictured: Thousands of Germans attended an open air memorial service outside the cathedral of the eastern German city of Erfurt to mourn the victims of the shooting, which was the country's worst post-war massacre. Next
13 killed at Littleton, Colo., on April 20, 1999
Students Eric Harris, 18, and Dylan Klebold, 17, opened fire at Columbine High School, killing 12 classmates and a teacher and wounding 26 others before killing themselves in the school's library. Pictured: Students were led from the high school on the day of the deadly shooting. Next
35 killed in Tasmania, Australia, on April 28, 1996
Martin Bryant, 29, burst into cafeteria in seaside resort of Port Arthur, shooting 20 people to death. Driving away, he killed 15 others. He was captured and imprisoned. Pictured: Mourners wept outside St. David Cathedral in Hobart, Tasmania, during memorial service for Port Arthur shooting massacre victims. Next
16 killed in Dunblane, Scotland, in March 13, 1996
Thomas Hamilton, 43, killed 16 kindergarten children and their teacher in an elementary school then killed himself. Pictured: A police officer walked on the grounds of the Dunblane Primary School. Next
23 killed in Killeen, Texas, on Oct. 16, 1991
George Hennard opened fire at a Luby's Cafeteria, killing 23 people before taking his own life. Twenty others were wounded in the attack. Pictured: Officials removed bodies from the Luby's Cafeteria. Next
10 killed in Jacksonville, Fla., on June 18, 1990
James Edward Pough (left) shot people at random in a General Motors Acceptance Corp. office, killing 10 and wounding four before killing himself. Next
Nine killed in Montreal on Dec. 6, 1989
Marc Lepine, 25, burst into Ecole Polytechnique college, shooting at women he encountered, killing nine and then himself. Pictured: An injured person was wheeled away from the shooting. Next
21 killed at San Ysidro, Calif. on July 18, 1984
James Oliver Huberty (left), an out-of-work security guard, killed 21 people in a McDonald's restaurant. A police sharpshooter killed Huberty. Next
Seven killed at California State University, Fullerton on July 12, 1976
Edward Charles Allaway (center left), a custodian in the library of the school, fatally shot seven fellow employees and wounded two others. Next
16 killed at the University of Texas at Austin on Aug. 1, 1966:
Charles Whitman opened fire from the clock tower at the University of Texas at Austin, killing 16 people and wounding 31. Pictured: Smoke rose from a Whitman's gun as he fired from the tower of the University of Texas administration building on crowds below. Back to the beginning


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