Monthly Archives: January 2009

by Ned Dagostino Thanks to lifestyle vices, diabetes has reached epidemic proportion in many countries. Severe and deadly as it is, diabetes gives rise to a number of even deadlier complications. Diabetic neuropathy, one such complication, is capable of turning the patient into a vegetable, and even causing a fatality. This disease attacks the nervous system, effectively deactivating the patient’s ability to sense and respond to his surrounding, and, more importantly, to control his body’s func Continue reading

Hola, soy Fanshawe McClure, tal vez me recuerden de otros posts en este blog como “La teoría del huevo duro” o “Épica”. He venido a contarles, una vez más, que estamos a día 19 y que, tras un mes de descanso, vuelve, deprimente como nunca, una entrega más del teatro abandonado. Es todo un placer presentarles Ratas Online Rx Valium Cod Tramadol Dog Dosage Mg Ultram Tramadol Hci Tablets Darvocet Xanax Halflife Of Xanax Tramadol Police Mixing Anax And Valium Benzo Xana Continue reading

by Ned Dagostino Our modern lifestyle has made diabetes a commonplace disease. Diabetes leaves the patient vulnerable to many other complications. Diabetic neuropathy is one such extremely dangerous complication. Neuropathy indicates damage to the nervous system, and that is due to, in this particular case, the elevated blood glucose level that occurs in diabetes. Awareness is the prime weapon against any disease. So let it be with diabetic neuropathy! Here, we shall provide the most crucial i Continue reading

Jobless and lethargic :- Q: My parents did not want me to study engineering, as I am an only child and a girl. Their old fashioned idea was that I should get a bachelors degree and get married. I finished my BE and was recruited on campus. Unfortunately, the company has been postponing my joining. Now I feel I may never get the job. I feel lethargic, am putting on weight and sleep all day. A: Perhaps a feeling of being out of control and uncertainty about your professional future has caused t Continue reading

Whenever he’s not recording music, appearing as a talking head on VH-1 shows, or watching paint dry, “Prince” Paul Huston likes to play the role of a music historian. Since his crate digging has resulted in some pretty ingenious samples in the past, for his production work with De La Soul (among others), this isn’t much of a stretch. In 2005, Paul “unearthed” a lost album by 1950’s R&B group The Dix entitled The Art Of Picking Up Women, and released it through former Company Flow member Mr. Le Continue reading