She can show up at some event and the others can ask, well, what area of medicine will you be suing us in?

In times like this, I am sure you can see what is truly important in life.I believe the secret medicine to depression, is a heart of gratitude and gratefulness.Originally posted by @Alvin Taylor:My wife has had cancer three times in the last 5 years but today she is cancer free so to celebrate we are heading to Egypt, Israel, and Jordan in two weeks.

That means I've got to do an awful lot of extra work to get my money and I do not have an Rx to cure my allergy to unnecessary work.As for an income problem?

There's an anti-syphon mechanism on the spigot that allows the water to drain off - so if it works right, the first 18 to 24 inches of pipe has no water in it and should prevent freezing/bursting of pipe.

There is a great possibility when the European markets recover from the medicine they are taking now, those will be the actractive markets.

As one example, why don't the Democrats address the need for tort reform, eliminating defensive medicine, and the escalating malpractice insurance costs which drive some specialists out of practice, all a huge drain on the cost of health care (maybe because they won't go up against the trial lawyers who benefit).

The first anti-slavery law in the US came to effect in 1777....1 year after the founding of the country.

Originally posted by Alan Smith:http://www.defensereview.com/us-aircraft-carriers-vulnerable-to-attack-the-ticking-time-bomb/ They mention the stinger in there but that's an anti aircraft missile.

The above was quoted directly from 31 CFR Parts 1010 and 1029 RIN: 1506-AB02 as issued by FinCen in relation to the application of Anti Money Laundering Compliance Requirements.

Lee I got a variation of your surgeon joke went like this: Medical ConferenceAn Israeli doctor said to a medical conference, "Medicine in my country is so advanced, we can take a kidney out of one person, put it into another and have him looking for work in six weeks!"