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During Levels Key To glioblastoma survivalA new study for the analysis of gene expression in patients with glioblastomas has found that not all appear the common, deadly brain tumor the same upon closer inspection Rabeprazole Sodium .
The Ontario - wide project evaluated based on the experiences of bisexual people on three determinants of health: social factors, including biphobia and stigma, human relations, including those with the LGBT community, the workplace and partners as well as internal factors, including self- - acceptance and identity struggles. The results showed that having social biphobia and stereotypes about bisexuals far-reaching negative impact on the mental health and well-being of bisexual people. ' research shows that bisexual people are looking for more help with mental health problems than heterosexuals who were interviewed expressed frustration when interacting with the health system. - 'Bisexual people we interviewed felt that therapists and other health care providers of the of the continuum of sexuality and gender,'said to Dr. Lori Ross, Scientist with CAMH Social, Equity and Health Unit, the research the project done. Ross also says that gaps in the system can refer to the need for specialized clinical training. 'Many participants reported that they felt that some queer - friendly therapists were uncomfortable dealing with certain mental problems, while mainstream mental health physicians an an understanding of the specific challenges bisexual people. '.
Over 60 per cent out of NJ adult are give blood donate blood, however donate just 2.5 % in routine operation. If NJ has its donor attend national average to double from five %age, the government would eliminate its blood shortages.


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I've been taking a harder look at my beloved little Honda lately. Part of me wants to upgrade next year, and part of me says put short-shots and a stage-1 jet kit on and hope for the best. I'm afraid that if I spend around a thousand dollars on pipes, jetting, and a new seat, I'm still going to be left with an anemic but fun little ride.
The gunfighter seat isn't suited for two-up, and a Mustang touring seat is about $500, and I have serious doubts about performance with two people and a light load of luggage. Even if I gain 3-5hp with pipes and a jet kit, I will still have power-to-weight issues, as well as underwhelming roll-on power. A brand new Shadow Phantom 750 put down a meager 36hp at the rear wheel in a recent article I linked. I wonder how many horses are in my five-year-old Shadow?

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Tuesday, March 22, 2005
The good old days!
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Maybe it's a new generation of enthusiasts interested in cars from the 70s?ReplyDelete
Another 10 years and it will be 80s classics like Peugeot 205GTIs?
Good point Raider. Could it also be that the last lot did such a great job of restoring them that there's less work needed? Or do these things happen in phases, and it will come around again, but in lesser degrees as sadly there are less remaining cars?ReplyDelete
I believe as many people are rebuilding cars now as ever although I do agree with the comment that a lot of restorable cars are being broken for spares. Perhaps the answer lies in the second hand spares market.... I refer specifically to ebay which, whilst reducing the market for new parts from companies such as Canley Classics also encourages people to break their "abandoned" projects as they can make far more money for the parts than they can for the complete car.ReplyDelete


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Wednesday, 6 April 2011
sheer disbelief
sheer floral blouse - topshop, cardigan - tesco, skirt & hat - asos
a nice comfortable outfit for a warm-ish day. this blouse is like a cape, it's ridiculously floaty and girly. depsite loving florals i don't own many, i'm very picky with my floral prints and most just don't feel right. this one made the cut.
england (or the east, at least) has been having some really great weather lately and i'm so thankful, it makes taking outfit photos so much easier. whilst i'm the first to admit i don't like summer dressing - i hate getting my legs out, i always miss layering, and i think i look kinda boring in summer clothes; i'm really enjoying the warm days we've had so far.
today is the 1 year anniversary of my blog! thank you to everyone who reads it and inspires me to keep posting!
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- Anonymous6:40 pm, April 06, 2011
The print on that blouse really is lovely - I'm a little bit fussy when it comes to prints too. Love your straw hat as well xReplyDelete
Adorable outfit!ReplyDelete
Love the floral print :-)
What a gorgeous blouse! Love the shape of it!ReplyDelete
Love that sheer blouse!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous6:49 pm, April 06, 2011
Beautiful top, I love floral print myself so that is just stunning. The weather has been great hasn't it? lovely stuff!ReplyDelete
The top is so beautiful. Cropped floaty floral cape sheer amazing! I agree too much sun can get abit irritating but i can't complain because summer is very pretty <3ReplyDelete
i love these sheer tops you have! beautiful!ReplyDelete
beautiful top! really lobe your skirt!ReplyDelete
the weather is extremely lovely today!
Krissy xoxo
you look great!ReplyDelete
that skirt is so cuteReplyDelete
x Camilla
I'm really fussy with floral prints too, i think some can look really cheap, but your shirt is very lovely :)xoxReplyDelete
This blouse is so beautiful!!! I love florals!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:26 pm, April 06, 2011
oh! this is perfect! :)ReplyDelete
This outfit is amazing, perfect for spring!ReplyDelete
beautiful!, congrets with the 1 year blog anniversary !ReplyDelete
love, selina
This outfit is so gorgeous! And you are so pretty!ReplyDelete
Wow, that top is so daintly beautiful. You're such a beautiful lady too!ReplyDelete
I'm the same way with summer clothes- I always get excited about them at first, but I just know once it's actually warm and I can't layer cardigans over everything, I'll be so annoyed!ReplyDelete
Happy blog anniversary! :D
I love your hat!:) And happy happy birhtday to your blog!!ReplyDelete
lovely top!!ReplyDelete
and happy anniversary to your blog darling! keep up the great job!
- Anonymous10:11 am, April 07, 2011
You pull off the sheer trend so well! The colours of this are just lovely xxReplyDelete
I love the top.ReplyDelete
You look adorable, as always!!!ReplyDelete
loving the bag.ReplyDelete
Looking cute as usual.Love your top.Sheer tops are one of my personal favorite.ReplyDelete
your hair looks so lovely!ReplyDelete
happy blogiversary..i love your blog so much, it's always so inspiring!


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This preview of Blizzard's persistent state world provides a look into the current state of the project during its pre-beta phase. Below, the writer gives an account of starting out with a Tauren character:
We also took a tauren shaman out for an extended play session and started out in a tauren village that had a passing resemblance to Native American architecture. There were tepees and totem poles, which were similar to the tauren totem and spirit lodge structures in Warcraft III. The tauren lands consist of rolling, grassy hillsides that border lakes and natural cave formations. The tauren tribe is led by Baine Bloodhoof, son of the tauren war hero Cairne (who formed an alliance with Thrall in Warcraft III). At this point in the game, Baine and his cohorts require new players to perform such tasks as would befit a fledgling warrior, including hunting animals for food and hides, seeking out wisdom from hermits in the hills, and driving off poachers (gnoll poachers, in this case-- the neutral monsters from Warcraft III). Each quest we undertook provided us with ample information on what was required, as well as enough information on where to look.
The article explores many facets including combat, tradeskills, dungeons and the quest system and ultimately suggests that the game possesses a great depth of content presented in a manner that new players should easily grasp.
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I'm still loving you, like it was the first time
2. Learning old fashioned magic tricks
3. Eating ice cream
4. Wearing cowboy hats....do you think I should look into Botox?
On Saturday I saw a lovely skirt, it was Per Una. Have I really become old enough to hit this demographic? In blind panic I have listened to a lot of Tinchy Stryder and bought a top in New Look....I love Amelle's new hair. I am still hiphop and happening.
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Botox - God NO! Botox is for people without joy in their lives.
If your eyes crinkle because you spend your life laughing and having fun, you do not want to hide this from anyone!
- Monday, 10 August, 2009
- kelly said...
that is such a pretty photo of you...love it! don't go putting any needles in that face and that's an order : )
- Monday, 10 August, 2009
Dearest Miss P
You are beautiful just the way you are. Please don't change anything.
Anyhow, Stamford has enough 'ladies' full of botox. Miaow .......... !!!!!!
Miss Duddington
- Tuesday, 11 August, 2009
- Javier Salvador & By Appointment Only Event Design said...
Dear Miss P,
Botox is not for people without joy in their lives! I get plenty of it.
However Botox does help freeze those awful expression lines that we all, and that is all of us look at in the mirror! Some of us leave it to late and then consider more radical cosmetic help!
Don't leave it too late or you'll regret it!
- Tuesday, 11 August, 2009


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Author: Josephine Angelini
Genre: YA, Fantasy, Paranormal, Mythology
Date read: September 3-6, 2013
Dawn Rates: ★★★☆ (3.5/5)
Summary (cr: goodreads)
How do you defy destiny?
Helen Hamilton has spent her entire sixteen years trying to hide how different she is—no easy task on an island as small and sheltered as Nantucket. And it's getting harder. Nightmares of a desperate desert journey have Helen waking parched, only to find her sheets damaged by dirt and dust. At school she's haunted by hallucinations of three women weeping tears of blood . . . and when Helen first crosses paths with Lucas Delos, she has no way of knowing they're destined to play the leading roles in a tragedy the Fates insist on repeating throughout history.
As Helen unlocks the secrets of her ancestry, she realizes that some myths are more than just legend. But even demigod powers might not be enough to defy the forces that are both drawing her and Lucas together—and trying to tear them apart.
My Review: (also in goodreads)
This was recommended to me as I was scanning available reads on Good Reads. Being someone entranced with mythologies, I decided to give it a try after the series being on my 'to read shelf' for almost a month. At first I thought that this would be another book and since I started I should get through with it but it did really reel me in. Basically by the fact that Helen's true nature peaked my interest. It took me halfway through the book having the question 'why' hanging over my head. I, of course for a fact knew that she was different (of course they all are) that was definitely a 'duh' moment. But what reeled me is the way things were revealed. I also expected the prophecy, they all had one, but I still want to know how everything unfolds in the end. Bound by betrayal, deception and destiny I guess Helen and Lucas have to work everything out on their own.
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Made it to Dillon and stayed with new friends at the local KOA. It was a glorious ride with endless sweeping vistas of green floodplains with the snowcapped Bitterroot mountains and the continental divide . Two big climbs with even bigger descents on the other side.
Told lots of other people about the campaign today, including 3 ladies riding a 300 mile loop through central Montana. They were horrified to learn about what is happening to sharks…..
Friday I am shooting for Dennis or maybe Cameron, then on to West Yellowstone on Saturday.
Bike is working great (although I'm getting a flat e everyday ), and I am feeling fine. Will try to post more photos as I travel. Thanks SO MUCH to everyone for your support and well-wishes, and a special thanks to Holly, Georgia, Shannon, the BBs, Shelby, Xue and all my friends back home for your help!


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For about 6 months, I posted on another blog. This a post that was copied from that blog. I used different names for the family. Just so you know the names were as follows:
Prince Charming - Wandering Aengus
Princess Belle - Lilly
Princess Magpie - Rose
Princess Snifflefritz - Lotus
Little Prince - Reed
I had a busy day, shopping and cleaning and getting things done. It
was fun but exhausting. What does it say about how old I am that a full
day of shopping and cleaning completely wiped me out? I was good about
my eating though. I allowed myself treats but they were vegetarian. I
had a bean burrito with no cheese for lunch and a veggie pizza with no
cheese for supper.
I realized that I hadn't finished all the layouts for Lotus' first
year like I had planned to do and I want to have them done so I can
compare them with Reed's when I do them. So here is one that I did for
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I forgot to take a before photo.Opps. Bad blogger.
But it wasn't much, so whateva. I really like the yarn- so soft and wooly (Brown Sheep's Wildefoot in Temple Turquoise and Gunsmoke ), pattern is great, color work is fun, and I love the colors. I think I'm just done with fingerless gloves for now.
I did finish up the
hubby me gloves. Yeah they are for me now. Apparently the hubby is not MAN enough for purple (more of an eggplant really). And he keeps calling it pink. Sweetie, it's not pink. It's okay though, I really like them. And he went to great efforts to reassure me, "It's not the knitting, I love the knitting…it's just pink." So I'll be on the lookout for none girly yarn for him. Any reason to yarn shop is fine with me!
(Named the Cactus Mitts because of this photo. click to see specs…and I will post pattern soon Becky!)
I finished them up at knit night at the LYS. I've been very excited all week to go again. And then I had to stop and ask myself why are you soo excited?? Not that the girls there aren't great (You are!!), but it's not like OMG backstage pass!! exciting. Then it hit me, I think last Thursday was the longest I've ever been able to just sit and knit. And being surrounded by people who speak and understand knitterease, icing on the cake baby! Last night was even better, cause I got to meet Lynda and Kaity! I've been
totally lovin on reading their blogs for a lil while and they are just as nice in person!
So I've got semi empty needles (just some socks- there is always socks.) I started thinking on my next project earlier this week and made some lists and matched it up with my stash spreadsheet (Yes I am that geeky!) But this messed it all up. Now I don't know what to do. I think I'll sit and think on it for a minute.


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Tacos vs Pizza: You must choose!
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A federal lawsuit has been filed against a Texas nursing home after a former employee said he was fired for informing them about his HIV status.
Michael Janssen, a certified nursing assistant at Granite Mesa Health Center in Marble Falls, TX, took a position at the care facility expecting better pay. Instead, when he informed his employers about his HIV status, they demanded to know his viral load and white blood cell count. When he refused to provide that information, something protected by the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), he was terminated.
"As nurses living with HIV in general do not pose a risk of HIV transmission to their patients, a certified nursing assistant such as Michael – who performs basic nursing duties such as feeding, bathing, toileting and ambulatory care – certainly does not present any risk of transmission to the people for whom he cares," said Lambda Legal Senior Attorney Paul D. Castillo in a statement released earlier this week announcing the suit. "Granite Mesa caved in to the fear and ignorance surrounding HIV and unlawfully fired Michael. A health care facility should know better."
Janssen similarly contested Granite Mesa's claims. While he lost his job there, he was quickly able to find work at another health care facility; he informed him about his status and no issues have been reported.
"I posed no threat. In fact, right after being fired, I was rehired as a nursing assistant by my previous employer, another assisted living facility, even though I told them I was living with HIV," he said. "My HIV status in no way interferes with my ability to do my job."
The lawsuit was filed in conjunction with the Equal Opportunity Employment commission after the 2013 incident finally made it through their probable cause determination process in 2015.
A funny thing happened when I went to The Valentine Museum to check out their new exhibit, Pandemic: Richmond. Upon entering, I was met with hordes of students herded in and out of exhibits by teachers and chaperones. Upon approaching the front desk, I was informed that the exhibit is located down the stairs to my [...]
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I'm starting to lose sight of my thesis as I imagine an Alzheimer's victim loses their grasp of reality. Every day I find it a little harder to outline what it is that I want to say my thesis, and also that my thesis is about "saying" something. I mean, am I to pose a question and then answer it? Explore an idea? Discuss a trend? What annoys me is that I had all of the answers just a few months back and now they've seemingly disappeared. I was so enthusiastic about this at the beginning, and I promise that I have not lost my passion for the subject. I just think that now, when it actually comes time to start writing, that I'm finally stuck for words. Here's what I remember:
I want to talk about the social effect of social networking. In this case when I say social networking I mean the technological side of things. I essentially want to discuss how we all communicate and live our social lives, at least in part, through the internet. We all have a Facebook account which we fill with information. We deem our smallest of thoughts to be Tweet worthy, and suddenly a picture simply isn't worth taking unless it can be uploaded and tagged within twenty four hours. You're not officially in a relationship unless Facebook says so. You're not attractive unless you have at least two hundred followers on Twitter. None of this existed ten years ago and now we're all running out to buy Androids and iPhones just so we can feel slightly more connected to the network and thus feel more connected to all of our friends.
That's what I want to talk about. But I have completely lost sight of how I'm supposed to approach it.


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<\/div> Just as many people got captivated by Snooky Serna\u2019s role as Jessa, GMA 7 is certain that Kylie Padilla would be as mesmerizing in the TV adaptation of the 1980\u2019s movie, Blusang Itim.<\/i>

Although more than two decades have passed, it is undeniable that Elena Patron\u2019s comics and the movie remain to be popular. Many are excited to watch it again, this time on TV, for the story is even more gripping as it revolves around the fashion industry.

Aside from being the first lead role of Binoe\u2019s daughter, Blusang Itim <\/i>is also the first drama of Winwyn Marquez, daughter of Joey Marquez and Alma Moreno.

Meanwhile, the series is the first TV show of the Master Rapper\u2019s son, Frank Magalona, as he joins his celebrity siblings in showbiz.

GMA brought together these children of renowned artists for this very special offering. Carl Guevarra also joins this lineup of up-and-coming stars as he plays the other leading man in the story.

With Jackielou Blanco, Rita Avila, Gary Estrada, Marissa Delgado, Bodie Cruz, Chariz Solomon, Lucho Ayala and Andrea Torres, Blusang Itim <\/i>returns soon and it will be aired in GMA 7\u2019s Dramarama sa Hapon. -- iGMA.tv <\/a>