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Hot Chocolate 15K Racing Report
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Perry R.
As I made my way to Chicago’s Lakefront for the Hot Chocolate 15K, I knew I would be setting a PR. Not because I felt particularly good (the previous night’s Halloween party had me feeling drained) but because I had never run a 15K. It’s a strange distance and there aren’t many of them.Ram Racing SeriesThe Hot Chocolate 15 ...
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Cabbage
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Corry C.
Cabbage comes in many varieties; white, green and red cabbage, savoy, drumhead cabbage and several more. This veggie likes fertile soil and needs to be closely watched for pests and other harmful insects. If you like to grow cabbage, you may do well to pick a variety which is suitable for your area. CabbageA dieter's dream - cabbage has only 25 cal ...
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Crossing the line: how aggressive cells invade the brain
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Jeff Pile
( Nanowerk News ) In diseases such as multiple sclerosis, cells of the immune system infiltrate the brain tissue, where they cause immense damage. For many years, it was an enigma as to how these cells can escape from the bloodstream. This is no trivial feat, given that specialized blood vessels act as a barrier between the nervous system and the b ...
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Risk Factor
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Ellyn
A friend and I were on a drive the other day, and we were talking about babies. He said something about "before"...usually when we say before, we mean before Eli died, or before our friends went through their babies almost dying, or before the host of miscarriages other friends have suffered...basically, a few years ago, when we were what ...
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Health Canada
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Karen B.
Health Canada will have the following workshops, in tandem with on line surveys. Health Canada will beholding workshops on precautionary labeling, link. You can also E-mail in your concerns. Halifax Nov 23 2009 Toronto Nov 25 2009 Vancouver Nov 30 2009 Edmonton Dec 02 2009 Winnipeg Dec 04 2009 Ottawa Dec 10 2009 Montreal Dec 09 2009 They a ...
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Thankful Thursday
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Angel ..
Something I got out of the habit of doing--no better time like the present! 1. My Grandma does not have to have her gallbladder removed! This is great news, especially on top of her slow but sure recovery from lung cancer. I know how my surgery affected me, so HOORAY! ::smooches:: 2. JM visited the dermatologist for his yearly check (history of s ...
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Two Days to Go Until the Monumental Half-Marathon
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jharbweave
That's right, today and tomorrow is all that is left until the Monumental Half-Marathon kicks off at 8am on Saturday morning. I'm really nervous, but I've done 11 miles in training, why wouldn't I be able to do 2.1 more miles? My bib is number 5029 according to the confirmation site and I'm just really ready to run. Tapering is weird. I've never ...
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Why I'm Thankful
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Baby Health Blog ..
We've Moved!To better reflect the focus of our blog, we have a new name (and a new home) – Food Allergy Living atwww.foodallergyliving.net. At the new address, you'll still be able to find blog entries from your favorite nutrition specialists twice a week. But you’ll also find some new goodies that will be updated once a month and distr ...
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Alan Knight campaigns to change attitudes to deafness
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DeafBlog
Pompey football legend Alan Knight spent years struggling to hear conversations. But now hearing aids have transformed his life and he is campaigning to change attitudes to deafness.'That John Westwood has got a lot to answer for,' smiles Knight, recalling the hundreds of times he would be subjected to the loud ringing bell of the club's noisiest s ...
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