May 14th, 2008 by admin
I guess, this post is dedicated to all women out there especially to those women who already gave birth. I remember my friend back in the Philippines. She told me before that after she gave birth, her vagina was ripped off and got enlarged. She also said that, the doctor have to put some stitches to put it back to its normal size.
I am not a Mother yet, so I have not experience what my friend had experience after she gave birth. They said that giving births have effects on our body especially on women’s reproductive organs.
Did you know that today, the effects of giving births have already a remedy. The effect of having loose vagina after giving birth can already be fixed.
The new wave of modern plastic surgeries can already be done by famous and renowned surgeons like Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore. They are known internationally after having performed surgeries like labia reduction and laser vaginal rejuvenation in 23 countries around the world including 46 states in USA.
If you want to have healthy sex life despite of being old, you can consult Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore at lvratlanta.com.. Start surfing their site now and live life to the fullest!! Good Luck!!
May 14th, 2008 by admin
ST. LOUIS (UPI) — U.S. medical scientists have found a vulnerability they say can be used to make cancer cells easier to heat and radiate and, therefore, easier to destroy. Washington University School of Medicine radiation oncology researchers found tumors have a built-in mechanism that protects them from hyperthermia, or heat, and most likely decreases the benefit of hyperthermia and radiation as a combined therapy.
The scientists found if they interfered with that protection, tumor cells grown in culture could be made more sensitive to hyperthermia-enhanced radiation therapy, a mainstay of cancer treatment. “Past research has shown that hyperthermia is one of the most potent ways to increase cell-killing by radiation,” said senior author Associate Professor Tej Pandita.
“But now we’ve found that heat also enhances the activity of an enzyme called telomerase in cancer cells. Telomerase helps protect the cells from stress-induced damage and allows some of them to survive.
“We used compounds that inhibit telomerase and showed that cancer cells then become easier to destroy with hyperthermia and radiation used in combination,” he added. The findings are reported in the journal Cancer Research.
Copyright 2008 by United Press International
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May 14th, 2008 by admin
It is just perfect timing for me, I guess. I am in Las Vegas right now and might be able to witness a real NFR or known as National Finals Rodeo. I haven’t seen yet a real Rodeo Riding! Of course, I have seen one in TV.
Before I left Germany, I had seen this Rodeo Riding during the German American Volkfest in the US Base, where I live around 10-15 minutes drive. That was not a real Bull there but only for kids and adult to ride and have some fun!! I enjoyed watching them too.. I even got some photos last May 2, 2008. I will try to post here it as soon as I can. So just watch out guys!!
I am planning to watch the real NFR since I am in Las Vegas right now. I will see if I can have some NFR Tickets. Wow, I am just so excited to witness for the first time this real spectacular entertainment. I believed that $165 for a Center Balcony, Rows I-PSections seat is not that bad!! Besides, it only happen in a lifetime!
I guess, I just found the right ticket for me at Team One Tickets. Why book at them?? It is just so simple…They are proud to be one of the leading providers of WNFR tickets. They just make it sure that they have enough tickets for people especially from U.S. and Canada.
If you want to experience the real fun and entertainment of the famous WNFR, book your tickets now at teamonetickets.com!! Don’t miss it!! Enjoy watching!!
May 14th, 2008 by admin
PARIS (UPI) — The Ulysses observatory, a U.S.-European mission, has won an international award for the scientific productivity of the spacecraft, now orbiting the sun. The European Space Agency and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration will receive the 2008 International SpaceOps Award for Outstanding Achievement from the International Committee on Technical Interchange for Space Mission Operations and Ground Data Systems, also known as the SpaceOps Committee.
The award will be presented during the SpaceOps 2008 Conference next week in Heidelberg, Germany. The Ulysses spacecraft was launched in 1990 on a planned five-year mission; keeping the hugely successful spacecraft operating for more than 17 years has presented operations engineers on the ground with a series of unique challenges, the ESA said.
According to the SpaceOps Secretariat, the achievement award is presented for “outstanding efforts in overcoming space operations and support challenges, and recognizes those teams or individuals whose exceptional contributions were critical to the success of a space mission.
” The spacecraft was built in Europe, while NASA provided the radioisotope thermoelectric generator power source and the launch on board space shuttle Discovery in 1990. The scientific payload was provided by both U.S. and European investigators.
Copyright 2008 by United Press International
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May 13th, 2008 by admin
Have you already heard the names Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore?? I just heard their names today after browsing their site at miklosandmoore.com. I just find their page very interesting. Women would surely love reading their site.
But anyway, before I forgot let me introduce Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore..They are both International experts in laparoscopic vaginal reconstruction. They are also trained in urogynecology.
Nowadays, laparoscopic (laser) surgery became so popular because of the following reasons;
less noticeable scars, smaller incisions, less chance of infection and most of all because of its quicker recovery.
Dr’s Moore and Miklos are also one of the first centers in the US to offer the so called single incision Mini sling operational procedure. This procedure is quite simple with one incision needed and only take around 5-10 minutes operation under local anesthesia!!
To all women who would like to improve your health and quality of life and want to have more infos about laparoscopic vaginal reconstruction, Visit now miklosandmoore.com!! Meet the reputable experts, Dr’s Moore and Miklos !!!
May 13th, 2008 by admin
I am presently in Las Vegas. This is my first time to visit this place..Coming from cold Germany, the weather here is quite different. Since summer is almost coming, the weather now is getting warmer even hotter sometimes.
Philippines, my homeland is also warm but it has humid air, unlike in Las Vegas, it is really hot and the air is very dry. I guess, houses here need humidifiers. What are humidifiers anyway??? you might already hear it but don’t know exactly what it is for??
A humidifiers is a household appliance that increases humidity (moisture) in a single room or in the entire home. There are point-of-use humidifiers, which are commonly used to humidify a single room, and whole-house or furnace humidifiers to provide humidity to the entire house.
At Wize.com, you can have all kinds of quality and affordable humidifiers to choose from. I would suggest that you visit their site now to select which one you like to have!!
Feel fresh and comfortable at wize.com!!
May 13th, 2008 by admin
DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) — U.S. engineers say the world is moving closer to the day when robots will perform surgery with minimal or no guidance from a doctor. Duke University researchers say their feasibility studies may represent the first concrete steps toward achieving such a space age vision of the future.
For their experiments, the engineers used a rudimentary tabletop robot whose “eyes” used a 3-D ultrasound technology. An artificial intelligence program served as the robot’s “brain,” taking real-time 3-D information, processing it and giving the robot commands to perform. “In a number of tasks, the computer was able to direct the robot’s actions,” said Stephen Smith, director of the university’s Ultrasound Transducer Group.
“We believe this is the first proof-of-concept for this approach. “Given that we achieved these early results with a rudimentary robot and a basic artificial intelligence program, the technology will advance to the point where robots — without the guidance of the doctor — can someday operate on people.
” The research appears online in the journal IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics and Frequency Control. A second study, published in the April issue of the journal Ultrasonic Imaging, demonstrated the robot could successfully perform a simulated needle biopsy.
Copyright 2008 by United Press International
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May 12th, 2008 by admin
I remember that last March 2008, almost all bloggers were attacked by pop-ups that contained Trojan virus. I was really scared at that time because some bloggers’ computers were frozen and don’t process anymore.. I’m just so glad that I have anti-virus and a very good browser that are installed in my computer.
I was looking at that time a site that provide Online Backup for all my files. Being always busy all the time, finally I found it today. At idrive.com, you can save all your datas online up to 2GB for free. IDrive is a leading online backup service provider. It is very easy to use, fast and most of all very secure. If you want to have unlimited Storage, you can have it for a very reasonable price for $4.95/month…Really amazing!!
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May 11th, 2008 by admin
Congratulations to all great Mothers out there!! keep up the good job!!
also special thanks to my great Mother who brought me and my siblings in this world!! I love you Mamang…always praying for you!! take care there!!
God bless to all of us!!
” Most of all the other beautiful things in life come by twos and threes, by dozens and hundreds. Plenty of roses, stars, sunsets, rainbows, brothers and sisters, aunts and cousins, comrades and friends – but only one mother in the whole world. “
~Kate Douglas Wiggin
May 11th, 2008 by admin
IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPI) — U.S. scientists say they have succeeded in killing established biofilms of Staphylococcus aureus by using one of the bacteria’s own regulatory systems. Although the discovery isn’t ready for clinical application, University of Iowa researchers said their findings offer insight into a dispersal mechanism for staph biofilms and might help identify therapeutic targets.
Biofilms are communities of bacteria that grow on moist surfaces, including heart valves, bone and medical implants, the scientists said. Highly resistant to antibiotic therapy, biofilm infections represent a tough and dangerous medical problem.
“We have shown that activating the cells’ communication system, also known as quorum sensing, in established biofilms causes the biofilms to disperse rapidly,” said Assistant Professor Alexander Horswill.
“This is the first report of an existing dispersal pathway in Staph aureus. If we can tap into this mechanism, then that might lead to better treatments.” The findings were published in the April 25 issue of the journal PL0S Pathogens.
Copyright 2008 by United Press International
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