Utopian_Raindrops
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I miss you today, pippy.....
by Tatiana inhttp://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&gscid=71007&grid=5369813&pt=rhonda%20kelly%20nowak%2fclarke%20glisson&] .
her favorite song.... .
yeah, i don't know if i can face the night .
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Do stupid people have more children? What are the implications?
by AlmostAtheist inno offense to those with large families (and no compliment to those with small ones), this is a thread speaking of averages and groups, not specific people and families.
your mileage may vary.
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Utopian_Raindrops
O.k. John Doe this is going to go way off topic now.
Maybe you would like to start a thread about wither or not person with high IQ’s have common sense.
As you have stated you are basing it off “ at least that's my experience. I've never met a person with a high iq that didn't have common sense”
Your experience has nothing to do with the facts.
I could then contradict you with “My Experience” with high IQ persons.
Our back and forth banter would be quite entertaining but, not worthy of true debate.
Which by the way…..my experience with “some” high IQ individuals has been quite the contrary to yours.
“Ah, a myth perepetuated by average folks so they can feel better about being around people who are smarter than themselves”
I am sure some posting here in this thread have high IQs and know a “Pot Stirrer” when they read one.
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Do stupid people have more children? What are the implications?
by AlmostAtheist inno offense to those with large families (and no compliment to those with small ones), this is a thread speaking of averages and groups, not specific people and families.
your mileage may vary.
dealer participation will affect consumer cost.
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Utopian_Raindrops
Plenty of people with high I.Q.’s do stupid things…..just more creatively!
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Do stupid people have more children? What are the implications?
by AlmostAtheist inno offense to those with large families (and no compliment to those with small ones), this is a thread speaking of averages and groups, not specific people and families.
your mileage may vary.
dealer participation will affect consumer cost.
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Utopian_Raindrops
Just because someone Has a high IQ doesn’t mean they have “Common Sense”.
Lots of book knowledge or the ability to know which “side of the border the survivors will be buried” does not mean a person is truly intelligent.
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Michael Jackson visits Kingdom Hall!
by inquirer in.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,159392,00.html
hope it's not a repeat, but i've been here since january, don't remember seeing anything like this!
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Do stupid people have more children? What are the implications?
by AlmostAtheist inno offense to those with large families (and no compliment to those with small ones), this is a thread speaking of averages and groups, not specific people and families.
your mileage may vary.
dealer participation will affect consumer cost.
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Do stupid people have more children? What are the implications?
by AlmostAtheist inno offense to those with large families (and no compliment to those with small ones), this is a thread speaking of averages and groups, not specific people and families.
your mileage may vary.
dealer participation will affect consumer cost.
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Do stupid people have more children? What are the implications?
by AlmostAtheist inno offense to those with large families (and no compliment to those with small ones), this is a thread speaking of averages and groups, not specific people and families.
your mileage may vary.
dealer participation will affect consumer cost.
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Adriamycin alone for Breast Cancer?
by outnfree inas many of you are aware (bless you for your support!
), i am undergoing treatment for breast cancer.
the oncologists have suggested adding adriamycin (doxorubicin) alone to my chemotherapy regimen (we are avoiding cytoxan for family health history reasons) and i'm wondering if the extra 84 days of treatment will be worth it.. right now, i am finished with taxotere and was scheduled to start another taxane, taxol (paclitaxel) with herceptin near the end of this month.
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Utopian_Raindrops
Herceptin Plus Chemotherapy Benefits Some Women with Advanced Breast Cancer
Importance of the study: Herceptin (chemical name: trastuzumab) is an antibody, a special immune protein, that targets products of the HER2/neu oncogene. It is often used as a treatment for women with metastatic breast cancer that overexpresses the HER2/neu oncogene. This study helps answer questions about the safety and effectiveness of adding Herceptin to a chemotherapy regimen.Study design: In a study conducted at several institutions throughout the country, 234 women received standard chemotherapy alone and 235 women received standard chemotherapy along with Herceptin. Those who had previously received Adriamycin (chemical name: doxorubicin) chemotherapy received either Taxol (chemical name: paclitaxel) or Taxol with Herceptin as their chemotherapy regimen. Those who hadn't had Adriamycin before, now received Adriamycin (or a similar drug called epirubicin) and Cytoxan (chemical name: cyclophosphamide), either alone or with Herceptin.
Words on this page • herceptin
• HER2/neu
• oncogene
• side effectsStudy results: Herceptin combined with chemotherapy controlled the cancer longer (almost 3 months more) and improved survival (about an additional 5 months) compared to the outcome for women in the chemotherapy-only groups. This added benefit, however, was associated with an increased risk of heart-related side effects. Twenty-seven percent of the women receiving Adriamycin PLUS Herceptin had problems, while just 8% of those receiving Adriamycin alone, 13% of those receiving Taxol PLUS Herceptin, and 1% of those receiving Taxol alone experienced heart problems. The problems varied from mild to severe, but for the most part, the symptoms substantially improved with standard medical care.
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Take-home message: Herceptin adds significant benefit to the treatment regimen typically prescribed for women with metastatic disease that overexpresses HER2/neu. Herceptin is not recommended at the same time as Adriamycin, however, because of significant heart side effects. (Herceptin may, however, be given after the Adriamycin regimen is complete.) Combining Taxol with Herceptin resulted in fewer heart problems and therefore is the regimen is one of several that may be recommended for this group of women.
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"Conspiracy Of Silence" {Franklin Cover-Up} Discovery Channel 1994...
by sf inthis documentary was ready to air yet never did.
yet, can be seen on the internet.
[ i debated which category to put this under.