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Family Medicine Advocacy Mtg
2012-05-14 05:23:00 The AAFP Family Medicine Congressional Conference (#FMCC or #aafpFMCC on twitter) will take place on May 13-14, 2012 in Washington, DC. During this conference, attendees will be updated on the legislative issues of highest importance to the AAFP. You can see a draft agenda of the conference here. On day 2, this is the opportunity for meeting attendees to go up to Capitol Hill and talk with Congress representatives, Senators, and their staffs about the issues important to AAFP, Family Medicine, our patients, and our communities. I talk about this more in the video above. The video segment is from Family Medicine Rocks podcast episode 257 from last week. You can download the episode here or below. You can even subscribe to the iTunes feed to the podcast, or listen in the player below. I also encourage you to follow me on twitter, "like" the facebook page for the site, and check out my you tube page. Enjoy! Listen to internet radio with DrMikeSevilla on Blog Talk Radio
By: Doctor Anonymous
Family Medicine Is Unstoppable Force
2012-05-10 05:07:00 I finally got to meet AAFP President Dr. Glen Stream last week at the 2012 AAFP NCSC meeting. I know I have said publicly in the past, but I wanted to again praise the Academy for taking the proactive step of embracing social media with a leadership blog, an AAFP President twitter handle, an AAFP President facebook page, and more. In the video above, you'll see the end of his remarks a the opening session of the NCSC meeting. He announces new membership numbers, the social media efforts of the Academy (love when he says "tweep" above), and the overall goal of increased communication. Family Medicine is definitely an Unstoppable Force. Go #FMRevolution!
By: Doctor Anonymous
Less to suffer
2012-04-24 09:45:00 It is know that when you grow up there are all kinds of transformations inside and outside the body. There are bone and muscle transformations and also skin and hair …Continue Reading »
By: Turd on a Stick
Drugstore of the Future: A 3D printer for medicine
2012-04-17 19:27:00 From creating intricate guitars to delicious pieces of chocolate, 3D printing is moving beyond the realm of making simple models and into the realm of creating useful things. And thanks to researchers at University of Glasgow, this cutting-edge technology could take an incredible ? Continue reading ?
The age of 60
2012-04-02 02:01:00 The testosterone is a hormone which is responsible with the transformation of the fetus into a man. It gives the man characteristics like skin, sex organs, bone structure, muscular structure and other masculine physical features. When a man reaches the age of 60 it is said and demonstrated that the testosterone level decades more than ...
By: Turd on a Stick
How to get rid of stress at work
2012-03-20 21:11:00 Life itself can be stressful, and at the office is the hardest. How can you escape the stress from work: through breath, relaxing breaks or helping out a colleague in need? If you have a demanding and stressful project, take a break and breathe deeply. It is the cheapest way to relax and simplify things ...
By: Turd on a Stick
Get documentation about it
2012-03-20 09:51:00 If you are looking for information about Provillus, you should look on internet for Provillus Review. All the information that you are going to find there is true and you should pay attention because you are going to discover some interesting things useful for you. For example if you are confused about is causing in ...
By: Turd on a Stick
A broken head
2012-03-20 02:41:00 My father was reading an article about case management when my brother came home covered in blood. I fainted and my father got really scared especially when he realized he had one kid full of blood and the other one on the floor. He woke me up and then he went in the bathroom and ...
By: Turd on a Stick
Helping my sister
2012-03-20 00:56:00 I don?t understand my sister. She keeps reading things about losing weight and all kinds of diet and she makes all kinds of Diet Plans but she hasn?t been doing anything in order to lose weight until now. I really need to talk to her because she has to know that reading and making plans ...
By: Turd on a Stick
Family Medicine Saves Residency Program
2012-03-15 05:35:00 On Sunday, March 18th, 2012 at 10pm Eastern Time/7pm Pacific Time, I'll be interviewing Dr. Michelle Quiogue who was part of the effort to keep the Family Medicne Residency Program open at Kern Medical Center in Bakersfield, California. This interview will take place on the Family Medicine Rocks Podcast Episode 246. (don't worry if you cannot listen live, you'll be able to download the podcast and listen anytime) This story begins at the end of February 2012 when Kern Medical Center in Bakersfield, California announced that they would be closing their Family Medicine Residency Program. This story even made the local TV news cast. In the video above, you'll see my commentary on the subject. This is where the story gets good. The community, lead by Family Medicine (in my opinion), came together to spead the word about the potential complications of such a closure which included the question, "Who will take care of all these patients? Where will they go?" The local news paper even ...
By: Doctor Anonymous
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE STUDY SHOWS LAUGHTER HELPS BLOOD
2012-03-08 00:11:00 EMBARGOED UNTIL: March 7, 2005 at 4:45 p.m. ET Contact: Bill Seiler bseiler@umm.edu Ellen Beth Levitt eblevitt@umm.edu 410-328-8919 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE STUDY SHOWS LAUGHTER HELPS BLOOD VESSELS FUNCTION BETTER Volunteers were shown funny and disturbing movies to test the effect of emotions on blood vessels Read more: http://www.umm.edu/news/release-s/laughter2.htm#ixzz1oTXpfaII Using laughter-provoking movies to ...
By: HealthBlogs
Free Nature Outlook Traditional Asian Medicine book
2012-01-18 16:34:00 http://www.nature.com/nature/na-ture_asian_medicine/marketing/i-ndex.html ?¤This Frëč Stuff Těmes . C om feed should only be reâd in feed readers, on the Frëëstuff Timesëmail list, or the ©FST Google Gadget. Any other use is ©opyright infri ngëment and should be reportëd.©
By: Free Stuff Times
Stronger Family Medicine in 2012
2012-01-05 13:22:00 Remember the ancient days of medblogging (like in the early 2000s) when someone would write an entire blog post responding to another blog post? I know in this age of the 140 character twitter posts and "thumbs up" facebook responses, people may not be that familiar (hehe). But, this is a reaction to AAFP President, Glen Stream, MD, post entitled "Lets's Make Ourselves - And Family Medicine - Stronger in 2012." @AAFPPrez: And I remain confident of the ability of family physicians to transform health care despite a disappointing and frustrating session of Congress in 2011. We will continue our advocacy efforts in 2012 -- in both the public and private sectors -- regarding payment and other issues vital to the future of family medicine. It's hard to believe that just 2 weeks ago that many in the physician community, including me, were focused on the impending Medicare payment cut through talking about it and blogging about it. It's also hard to belie...
By: Doctor Anonymous
GE reports The first X-rays to molecular medicine
2011-12-16 00:30:00 This is a great article with some real history from GE. There are some Photographs below and more on there website. Be sure to follow up with Coolmristuff.com in a couple months when I speak with Mr. Michael Harsh about the future of GE’s medical division. Here at Coolmristuff.com we want to see what new technological advances GE is making in the medical field today. How will MRI, CT, &  PET make differences in the way routine diagnostic exams are done? What will be next? Will there ever be one scanner that does everything? hmm?………sta-y tuned. http://www.gereports.com/fro m-the-first-x-rays-to-molecular--medicine/ Albert Einstein once noted that “imagination is more important than knowledge.” Yesterday on Capitol Hill, Michael Harsh, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at GE Healthcare, quoted Einstein’s maxim in remarks at a U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging forum on the future of healthcare called “Aging in Am...
Natural Medicine Snoring
2011-12-02 12:39:00 Acomplia discount SnoreStop NasoSpray, Non-Drowsy .13 fl oz (4 ml) $6.99 GREEN PHARMACEUTICALS, The Snoring Specialists.Formulated, tested and prescribed by doctors Relieves snoring symptoms Opens nasal passages Clears sinus congestion 100% natural No known side effects Non-drowsySnoreStop NasoSpray has been designed to bring relief to the millions of snorers who suffer from nasal congestion. the ...
Chinese medicine could double the chances of childless couples conceiving (
2011-11-27 09:41:00 It is perfectly reasonable to believe that in the course of a very old civilization, herbal discoveries may have been made and passed on which have a genuine therapeutic benefit. After all, to this day a large part of the pharmacopeia is of herbal origin. And there are many places where Chinese herbalists ...
ADHD Medications: Interview Attention Talk Radio
2011-11-03 10:26:00 The ADHD Public Needs Some Direct Answers - Last night Jeff Copper and I reviewed some essential topics that are often overlooked - why we have so much ambiguity with ADHD diagnosis and treatment
By: CorePsychBlog
2011 CAFP Family Medicine Summit: Part 2
2011-10-17 15:09:00 Just wanted to get some initial thoughts down following the Family Medicine Summit organized by the California Academy of Family Physicians. I'll have some more developed thoughts in a later post. These initial thoughts were from the plane going from that meeting to the Mayo Clinic Social Media Summit - the meeting I'm at right now. First of all, thanks again to the California Academy of Family Physicians for the invitation to speak. The audience was mainly Family Medicine Residents and medical students. From my understanding, the registration numbers exceeded expectations (I take full credit for that - Hehe). It's always energizing to me to present to residents & students. The opening keynote was from CAFP President Dr. Carol Havens. She asked the audience for words that they think of when you hear "Family Physician." And, as you can see from this twitpic, the audience came up with a huge list of Family Physician qualities. My favorites are "comprehensive care," "revolution,...
By: Doctor Anonymous
2011 CAFP Family Medicine Summit
2011-10-15 15:36:00 California AFP FamMed Summit 2011 View more presentations from Mike Sevilla I'll be tweeting today from the Family Medicine Summit by the California Academy of Family Physicians (hashtags #FMRevolution and #FMSummit). Thanks to the CAFP for the invitation to speak at this event. My topic is called "From @DoctorAnonymous To #FMRevolutionary." You'll see my slideset above. Now, the slideset is incomplete since there are a couple of videos that I threw in there. I'll also be on a panel this afternoon with my good friend Dr. Jay Lee and well be talking about Family Medicine Leadership & Advocacy in our session "Leading with Social Media." There are also great clinical topics and a residency fair to take place here tomorrow. Shout out to those of you who are checking out my website for the first time. Welcome! If you like what you see, please follow me on twitter and facebook. You'll also see videos here from local TV news talking about general health issues an...
By: Doctor Anonymous
2011 CAFP Family Medicine Summit
2011-10-09 23:34:00 Thanks to the California Academy of Family Physicians for the invitation to present at the 2011 Family Medicine Summit which will take place this coming weekend on October 15-16, 2011 at the Sheraton Gateway LAX. I'm going to be taking my Social Media and Family Medicine story all the way to Los Angeles from my home here in Ohio. I'll also be part of a panel talking about leading through social media. The conference schedule for this meeting looks great! The kickoff will be a keynote talk with CAFP President Carol Havens, MD entitled, "What family medicine is and what it means to us, our patients and our lives." There are other leadership and advocacy topics. In addition, there are clinical topics and even a residency fair at the conclusion of the meeting. In the video above, you'll see a video promo for the meeting. I'm bringing some equipment with me to possibly live video stream some sessions during the Family Medicine Summit. I don't know if it's going to work or if the ba...
By: Doctor Anonymous
LLU School of Medicine Student Blogs
2011-08-14 07:21:00 Apparently Loma Linda University School of Medicine has started a group blog for students from LLU. This is the first I’ve heard of it. And it looks fairly new. I’m guessing they asked/invited these students to write for them. You can check the group blog at: http://llusm.wordpress.com/. So if you’re at all interested in Loma ...
By: JeffreyMD.com
Will Court Decision Topple A Top Sathya Sai Teacher? Male Sexual Abuse Case
2011-07-22 11:36:00 STOP PRESS! Breaking NEWS ...... This morning, Friday, I received important news, the details of which are being wrapped up in an Indian High Court today. Until I access the notes, I shall wait and examine the details, and check on what those on the spot have to report. Witnesses to the court proceedings made such comments as: "Our side had only three 'suits' (ed. i.e., lawyers or solicitors). The Sathya Sai lot had no fewer than thirteen!! Our three advocates ran rings around them. The judge removed the gag". One of the family members I spoke to, who along with other family, have long suffered the effects of Sai betrayal, was so overjoyed at the routing of a formidable accomplice of Sathya Sai Baba that he told me: "I was so happy that I leapt into my swimming pool forgetting that I had my Sat(ellite)Phone in my pocket. I have to get a new one" .... Prison Sentence - More Sentences To Come? I can attest that there is growing determination among those who have t...
What holistic medicine can do for athletes (and the rest of us)
2011-07-11 13:01:00 I recently interviewed Dr. Diana White of Chicago Family Wellness. Right now many Chicago athletes are in training mode. That means they are more than likely experiencing fatigue, injuries and deficiencies. Some may even seek alternative medicine to improve performance. Dr. White is a board certified naturopathic physician. You are probably wondering what that is....
Head of Sai Baba Mega Dollar Hospital At Puttaparthi Resigns. Others Quitti
2011-06-26 03:34:00 I only met Dr A.N. Safaya once, when I lengthily interviewed him at the Sri Sathya Sai Superspeciality Hospital for the Puttaparthi-based magazine 'Spiritual Impressions', which is distributed internationally. My impression was of a gracious, deeply dedicated man. He is highly respected in India and abroad in the medical profession. I venture to predict that, given a probing government enquiry into the circumstances of Sathya Sai Baba's death, the circumstances of Dr Safaya's resignation, and of other medical and nursing staff at the Sai hospital, will show that forces on the Sathya Sai Central Trust, and certain of their agents, have been grossly unscrupulous. And, more widely, criminal. There are very serious allegations arising in news coverage that those around Sathya Sai Baba prior to his admission to the hospital where he died on 25 April withheld vital medical information from Dr Safaya and other medical experts in attendance. From other flows of information we are rec...
Sports Medicine Weekly, A Radio Show That Can Help Prevent Injury.
2011-06-02 14:33:00 5 years ago, I was training for IM Madison, while riding my bike, I managed to crack my knee cap, tear a tendon and the cartilage in my knee tore to the point where it looked like Frosted Flakes, it wasn't good.My leg was such a mess, I had to have a specific surgery called microfracture. This is where I met Dr. Brian Cole from Midwest Orthopedics at Rush. Not only is Cole the surgeon for the Bulls and the White Sox, he is one of the foremost experts in micro fracture type surgery.The details of microfracture are many, but in a nut shell, they harvested my remaining cartilage and sent it off to a lab to grow me new...
Bad Medicine: The Tragic Story of Disease Rock: 1974-1988
2011-04-28 08:00:00 Every generation's music reflects the unique struggles that it faced. Slavery and sharecropping gave us the Negro Spiritual; the plight of the urban poor gave us the blues; and Vietnam gave us Freedom Rock, to name just a few examples. Overlooked until now, however, is the sub-genre of rock music that arose from the frustration of the youth of the 70s and 80s in their attempts to get access to quality health care. A new book by Dr. Saul Smeckler is aimed at changing that. In Bad Medicine: The Tragic Story of Disease Rock: 1974-1988, Smeckler argues that many rock songs of this era were literal cries for help. Rock musicians who were just starting out tended to be poor, spent a lot of time on the road, and were part of a "macho rock star culture that discouraged visiting free clinics," says Dr. Smeckler. Five chapters of Bad Medicine are devoted to the lead singer of Foreigner, Lou Gramm. In 1977, Gramm began experiencing frequent chills, as indicated by the song "Cold as Ic...
Bitter melon: A Medicine at the Greengrocery
2011-01-04 05:11:00 By Syed K.Haque, MD Just as many drugs are bitter, so is the bitter melon with it's medicinal properties. Bitter melon, also known as bitter gourd or Karela (in India) often tastes like medicine. But does it have true medicinal properties? Does it have side... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Obama Claims Power to Decide if Your Medicine is Too Expensive to be Allowe
2010-12-10 20:00:00 -By Warner Todd Huston It's very easy for Obamacare supporters to scoff at the whole idea that there are "death panels" ensconced in Obama's health care power grab. But the fact of the matter is that they exist in a defacto form. One of those defacto death panels is the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB), an agency invented under Obamacare that has no congressional oversight and will be able to summarily cancel your drug prescriptions as paid for by Medicare. The IPAB is not well known by Americans, but it is a 15-member board appointed by the president and while members are confirmed by the Senate, the board is not otherwise answerable to anyone but the president. As to its...
Moss could be some nice medicine
2010-11-01 22:12:00 Nor will we and that is sad. Put aside your feelings for Moss for a minute. 6'4". Stop right there. Who is our tallest WR currently on the roster? DA at 6'2". That right there should be all the selling point you need. Our receivers need a GPS to find out which route to take. Randy just needs to go straight, jump, catch, touchdown. Crap, that would be to simple for Martz. If Chicago is not going to do anything but play musical chairs on the offensive line or bring in players that don't play (Grant) then what could hurt giving Cutler someone to go up and catch his balls while Cutler is getting his handed to him? Reality is...
Laughter is the best medicine
2010-10-27 20:05:00 So writes Michelle Malkin in describing the floral arrangement Sharron Angle sent Joy Behar. You see the day the TV talker delivered a mean-spirited rant against the Nevada Republican, the candidate had a “banner day fundraising” raking it $137,000. As you my recall, Behar repeatedly called Nevada Republican Senate nominee Sharron Angle a ?bitch? on the air ...
By: GayPatriot
In vitro Fertilization and the Nobel Prize for Medicine [Highlight HEALTH]
2010-10-07 04:25:00 On Monday, the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to a British scientist for his role in developing human in vitro fertilization (IVF) therapy.
By: Highlight HEALTH
Johnny Isakson Receiving Campaign Support from Socialized Medicine Champion
2010-09-17 01:56:00 Johnny Isakson Receiving Campaign Support from Socialized Medicine Champion, Mitt Romney ATLANTA, GA – September 17, 2010 – It is interesting for the Donovan campaign to note that former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney will be coming to Georgia to support Johnny Isakson’s bid to be reelected as U.S. Senator. Governor Romney pushed forward Massachusetts’ socialized medicine bill, better known as “Romney Care”. Health care insurance premiums are now rising faster in Massachusetts than in any other state. Following Romney Care enactment, the number of doctors and other medical providers in the state has significantly decreased. Many Massachusetts patients hoping to make a health care provider appointment face the longest waiting periods in the Nation. It isn’t rationing, but to people like Chuck Donovan’s parents, longtime residents in Massachusetts, it certainly feels like it. Chuck’s parents know better than to miss ap...
Andrew Breitbart Gets A Serious Dose Of His Own Medicine (Video)
2010-07-27 04:26:00 Video: Andrew Breitbart Professes Admiration For Terrorists; al-Qaeda Good ole’ Andy Breitbart: hero to the Right, villian to the Left and politics aside — a disgraced New Media HACK of highly questionable integrity and character who’ll go to any length, even illegal measures to... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
FEDS (FDA) Nix ?Female Viagra? Sending Manufacturer Boehringer Ingelheim An
2010-06-20 03:38:00 Thanks To The Food And Drug Administration, Millions Of American Men Are Let Down Once Again By The Federal Government — There Will Be No Hordes Of Sexually Excited Ladies Out On The Hunt For Us… Left and Right straight guys alike, along with our fellow Citizens of lesbian persuation,... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Abdu?l-Baha on Diet and Medicine
2010-06-04 04:29:00 I remember reading the quote below from Abdu’l-Baha many years ago and wondering exactly how in the world it would be possible to cure serious diseases with diet. It is, therefore, evident that it is possible to cure by foods, aliments and fruits; but as today the science of medicine is imperfect, this fact is ...
Warning: Johnson & Johnson Recalls Children's Cold Medicine Over B
2010-05-05 18:53:00 Johnson and Johnson has issued a voluntary recall of over 40 types of children's cold medicine due to possible bacteria contamination. This news came after the FDA concluded an inspection at their main facility in New Jersey. Apparently the conditions of the facility were so unacceptable that the "FDA officials said they are considering taking additional action against J&J, ranging from issuing more warning letters to pursuing criminal action."For the full article click here.Related articles by ZemantaTylenol maker scrambles to fix quality problem (money.cnn.com)U.S. DOJ:Two Johnson & Johnson Subsidiaries to Pay Over $81 Million to Resolve Allegations of Off-Label Promotion of Topamax (bipolarsoupkitchen-stephany.bl-ogspot.com)FDA schedules meeting to curb 'robotripping' (seattletimes.nwsource.com)...-
Isaac Hayes for Congress: Pelosi's Blitzkrieg to Government Medicine
2010-03-16 23:38:00 From the Hays for Congress (2nd District) campaign... CHICAGO: The following statement was released today by Rev. Isaac C. Hayes, GOP nominee for Congress in IL-2, in response to Speaker Nancy Pelosi's move to use the "self-executing rule". Speaker Pelosi has yet to secure the necessary votes in the House of Representative to pass the Senate's version of health care reform. The Wall Street Journal reports the Speaker could ask the House Rules Committee to change the rules that would allow the House to vote on the reconciliation measures without voting on the actual Senate version. Hayes said, "the Speaker is not listening. America has said no for more than a year, yet she is stealthily considering the self-executing rule...
One medicine. One pharmacy. Three different prices-- if paying out of pocke
2010-03-14 23:11:00 Prices for prescriptions vary tremendously BETWEEN pharmacies- but a 10x price difference in the SAME PHARMACY? How does that happen?
Sarah Palin Admits She Used To ?Hustle Across The Border? To Take Advantage
2010-03-09 01:14:00 Palin: Socialized Medicine Leads To Death Panels But It Worked So Well For My Family And I, We Used To Take Advantage Of It Over America’s Privatized System… Ironic? Hypocritical? The former governor of Alaska, a.k.a., “The Barracuda” freely admitted that utilizing our... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Black History and Medicine
2010-02-13 02:26:00 Dr. Rachael Ross and Theodore McClendon discuss Black History and Medicine with Garrard McClendon ...
Dr Naresh Bhatia?s Testimony: Sathya Sai Baba Serial Sexual Abuser of Boys
2010-01-16 10:48:00 An Indian citizen, Dr Naresh K. Bhatia, publicly announced to a leading British newspaper, The Telegraph, that had for was a homosexual lover of Sai Baba. For many years Dr Bhatia was a prominent doctor (head of the Blood Bank at Puttaparthi and for six years head of the blood bank of the Sathya Sai Super Speciality hospital in Sathya Sai Baba?s vast medical establishment. He has since worked in a hospital in New Delhi. As well as being a very popular Sai Baba-appointed speaker, he wrote the widely read ?Dreams and Realities?, published by Leela Press, the US publisher of many books on Sai Baba
Sathya Sai Baba?s Ignorance of Basic Scientific Fact, and Devotee Silence o
2009-12-03 00:06:00 Dr Kanwaljeet ‘Sunny’ Anand of Arkansas, USA, was a George W. Bush Administration medical advisor. One might think that a physician of distinction would be on-guard about crowd estimates. Or, again, in treating highly questionable interpretations of sections of various scriptures as though they are established fact. Many, however, are the cases where otherwise intelligent individuals, blinded by their fervent belief systems, abandon reason ...
The GTL? Sunday Guest Column ? ?All The President?s Breast Men? By Christop
2009-11-23 00:27:00 GTL? Sunday Guest Columnist: Author And “Moderately-Right-Of-Cent-er” Political Pundit, Christopher L. Doster, Employs His Wit, Sarcasm And Conservative Sense Of Humor To Attack ObamaCare… ?All The President’s Breast Men? After recently escaping from the People?s Republic of... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
200 Rep Medicine Ball Ab Circuit (Build Muscle, Burn Fat Workout)
2009-11-09 15:00:00 Discover How To Build Muscle Right Now at http://www.VinceDelMonteWorR-30; Here Are The 5 WORST Things you Can Do If You Want To Build Muscle & Get A World Class Body 1. Almost all bodybuildin… >> Click here to download the Insane Muscle Gain Report - Avoid The Top 20 Ways To Screw Up In The ...
Laughter is the best medicine
2009-10-26 12:46:00 Paling ga enak itu kalo kepala pusing plus demam. Maksain buat makan biar ga tambah sakit dan sekedar ?kendaraan? lewat buat Panadol. Abis minum Panadol, biasanya badan udah agak enak. Tapi tetep kerasa lemes dan ga enak. Until your friends send you this. Dan seolah belum cukup, para ?penculik? juga mengancam dengan foto lainnya. Inilah caranya mereka menculik Susuwatari ? dipukul dengan botol. Kata gw mah, ?nggak berperike-sendal-an.? XD Rupanya Susuwatari-kun disekap di dalam RUANG SERVER! Er? Dan emang iya sih, orang-orang kantor pada bingung liat Susuwatari itu apa ? Ong pernah geplakin tu sendal sambil diteriakin ?WILD ANIMAL! WILD ANIMAL!? dan temen-teman kantor gw bukannya bantuin, MALAH IKUTAN GEPLAKIN ? Jadi kalo jadinya rada inkonsisten gini dengan kemoceng, bisa dipahami XD Susuwatari as kemoceng featuring Jojon :D BTW, para ?penculik? tercinta yang menunggu di kantor Maverick meminta tebusan berupa nasi uduk dua porsi, hihihi.
Sunday Ad Flyers: Make Money Stocking Your Medicine Cabinet
2009-10-18 05:59:00 The highlights of this weeks ads are definitely Walgreens and CVS: At Wag's you can make $5 buying Theraflu with the right coupons, and at CVS you can stock up on Advil and Chapstick for a very low price. CVS: the "spend $20, get $5 ECBs" candy deal is in its last week, and one of the included items is the Reese's peanut butter pumpkin for 50 cents. If you still have any of those buy one, get one free Reece's coupons, you could use them on this. Trident Layers gum is also included @ 99 cents and there is a bogo coupon for that in this week's SmartSource....
Chiropractic medicine: My first experience
2009-09-24 03:45:00 I've been on a bit of a hiatus from my beloved circus school for the past 6 weeks. I'd love to say that this break was solely the result of the school moving locations. Though the school closure is a fact, the truth is that I injured my back. As someone ...
"Socialized" Medicine In China And The US. What's That You
2009-09-14 19:38:00 Mr. McGuire: I want to say one word to you. Just one word. Benjamin: Yes, sir. Mr. McGuire: Are you listening? Benjamin: Yes, I am. Mr. McGuire: Plastics.From the movie, The Graduate. "Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you. What's that you say, Mrs. Robinson? Joltin' Joe has left and gone away." From the song, Mrs. Robinson, by Simon & Garfunkel Earlier this year, in a post entitled, China Has Health Care Too I talked about health care as one of the great opportunities for foreign businesses in China: A few months ago I was on a China panel at Northwestern's Kellogg Business School where, among other things, we were asked to list China's best opportunities. I stressed that because I am not a China business expert, I would have to answer the question based entirely on what I was seeing of my firm's clients and, based on that, I listed health care, technology, and food. If I had to pick just one of the three, I would pick hea...
By: China Law Blog
Introduction to Ayurvedic Medicine
2009-08-21 00:45:00 As the world becomes more dangerous, new and more terrifying health conditions rear their ugly head at every juncture. Modern medicine often doesn?t seem to be up to the task of dealing with these diseases, which have root causes that may be nutritional, environmental, or even psychological.Many people have started turning to the ancient ways of curing diseases, with herbal, natural, and Ayurvedic medicine. In this article, I will describe the principal tenets of Ayurvedic medicine so you can decide if it is right for you. As always, consult a doctor before embarking on a course of treatment on your own.Ayurvedic medicine was first documented in the Vedas, the ancient texts that describe life in pre-colonial India. Ayurveda literally translates as ?the science of life,? and remains an influential path of treatment in much of Southeast Asia to this day. The essential concept of Ayurvedic medicine teaches that the body is composed of seven principal substances, and a healthy individua...
Non-Steroidal Pain Medicine For Dogs Available Soon
2009-08-19 22:14:00 Pain, allegies, infections, surgeries, skin problems... you name it. Practially every canine problem is treated with a steriod or synthetic steroid drug. Steroids work fast, but they cause side effects, many that are permanent and can seriously impair your dog's quality of life. |
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