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frigid waters. She had fallen through a hole in the ice-cov- ered pond. Her owners surmise that she may have been in the freezing water for up to twenty minutes. Her owner rescued the shivering cat and rushed her into the house to warm her up, and Chloe was rewarded for her vigilance with a special bone. T
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plete visual loss associated with chiasmal neuritis and a biopsy proven tumefactive demyelinating lesion on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in association with a recent immunization against human papilloma virus. She had received her second vaccination against human papilloma virus 10 days prior to her presentation. There was no family history of demyelinating disease, col- lagen-vascular disease, or rheumatological disorders. In the context of prior vaccination in a 16-year-old girl, acute demyelinating encephalomyelitis is likely to explain the multifocal deficits. http://www.theoneclick
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grow on their bones, which renders them lame. A lot of cattle also get sick from the fluoride. So we really have to ask the obvious question. Why does the gov- ernment try to protect animals from fluoride and force it upon humans? The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) says fluoride from Alcoa’s aluminium smelter at Portland is making kangaroos sick http://www.abc.net.
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to pick up the morning newspaper. When they returned to the house, Chloe (dog) followed her owners inside, while Willow (cat) stayed back to explore in the backyard. About five minutes later, Chloe started crying at the glass door leading to the back yard. Bjelland let the dog out, but Chloe’s barking and crying persisted. Bjelland heeded Chloe’s alarm and followed the dog to the family’s koi pond, where they found Willow struggling to escape the
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Researcher Hans Keirstead, Ph.D., professor of
anatomy and neurobiology at UC Irvine in Irvine, Calif., says he may hold the key to helping spinal cord injury patients regain movement. Dr. Keirstead took human embryonic stem cells and coaxed them into becoming spinal cord cells, then he injected the concoction into rats. The new cells traveled throughout the damaged spinal cord and wrapped themselves around the nerves, restoring function I
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Amanda and Ron Bjelland, walked their pets as usual Fluoride poisons the kangaroos and makes lesions
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Preliminary measurements show the 8.8-magnitude
quake which struck Chile last month shifted the entire city of Concepcion more than three meters (10 feet) to the west, and some other cities of South America were also displaced. NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., and colleagues calculated that Saturday’s quake slightly moved the Earth off its axis – shortening the day by 1.26 microseconds.A
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A six-year-old Michigan boy was suspended
for making a gun gesture with his hand. Officials at Jefferson Elementary School said the behavior made other students uncomfortable. That’s right, hoplopho- bia and Big Brother Nanny-ism has reached a new low in Michigan. Erin Jammer, said her son, Mason, was just playing around when he made the gesture Fox News:
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