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Triple Pundit
By Dr. John Busch, president and co-founder of Schooner Information TechnologyAccording to the U.S. Department of Energy, for every 100 units of energy piped into a typical data center, only three are used for useful computing. These inefficiencies are the result of very low (~10 percent) utilization of the data center’s computing servers whi ...
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Healthy Volunteers STILL Needed for Georgetown CFS Study
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Alyson
Note: This post is a copy and paste (and slightly edited) version of something I've posted and emailed before. I am posting again because it is so important. Do you or does someone you know live near Washington, DC (or are you willing to travel there for a $400 stipend)? Georgetown University Hospital is conducting a research study called " P ...
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This is Lyme Disease
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Jenna Smith
awarenessdaytributes asked: coinfections rocky mountain spotted fever and q-fever, but am still awaiting a positive lyme disease test. It’s getting there. While I’m feeling better, I still have some lyme symptoms, and always will. For all those people out there with chronic lyme disease- this video is for you. Ok, So this is unlike any ...
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Closing, Clinic & Friends
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GroettumMama
We closed on the house this morning. We stopped by to grab a couple of last items and ran into the guy who bought our home. I think our old neighbors will be pleased, he seemed very polite and very, very excited to own his first home. And yes, I shed a few tears as we drove away...but onto bigger and better times! We hung around until late this af ...
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Today's stomach exploratory
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Zipperhead ..
Cross-posted at FB: Got initial all-clear, then got report with pics and details. Tummy lining was swollen, so a precautionary biopsy was taken; esophagus was inflamed and had rings up & down it that shouldn't be there, so that was biopsied to check for eosinophilic esophagitis, a food allergy disorder. The duodenum had scalloping, a sign comm ...
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Veggie Monster
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Anne
Happy Friday! So at 8 am, that ginormous grasshopper was STILL on my glass door. I made a few half-hearted attempts to get him off, but he wouldn't budge. But that's just the beginning of the saga. You have to read on ;) I made a big bowl of apple oats this morning: The pb spoon is kinda swan-diving into the syrupy oats. I added applesauce a ...
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One for the Slayer?
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Angel ..
I realized today it has been 20 days since I've had a migraine. DUDE. My previous record was 16 days. My Chronic Daily Headache has reared its ugly head now and again, but with the higher dose of Depakote, I *think* this is going to work. As we say in the South, YEEEEEEEEEHAWWWWWWWWWWWW! The profuse hair loss has slowed down. It's still coming o ...
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Immune balance – all year long
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Craig At Balanced Immune Health
I’ve been doing some writing for an electronic newsletter distributed by Embria Health Sciences, which also supports this blog. The topic for the holiday season newsletter is none other than…summer allergies. Kinda hard getting my hay fever and balmy weather groove on this time of year. But the ingenious thing about it is, talking abo ...
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randomocity...
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Angie O.
A few random thoughts and events. 1) My van has fruit flies. I know fruit flies need some sort of feeding/mating/breeding/hatching ground. The thought of finding whatever in my van that is their feeding/mating/breeding/hatching ground is more disturbing to me than the fruit flies. So, I live with the fruit flies now. 2) Grant lost his front tooth ...
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Taking Lessons from the CCR5?32 Mutation for Patient Treatment
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Dave W.
I’m Lindsay Sween, and welcome to this installment of the AIDS Pandemic blog and podcast. Human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) invades a CD4+ (T4) cell through the attachment of the viral protein gp120 to its primary cellular receptor, CD4, and to a transmembrane chemokine coreceptor, usually CCR5 or CXCR4. Agrawal et al. (2007) expla ...
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