He has been seeking valerian root investors to keep it in business after its parent Global Crossing Ltd. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. on Jan. 28. *** My $0.16 ASGXF buy order was ex - by: adsx_and_asgxf_investor
QWAK, What WE realy NEED! - QWAK, What WE need is an ENEMY that would UNITE the WORLD,some one we can ALL HATE and FEAR and FIGHT agenst and ALL be on the SAME SIDE! This MAY help!--------------------------Report to the UN Security Council: The Growing Martian Threat By TOM GORMAN I would ask those people to look at this satellite image of the planet Mars. [see attachment] Notice that we cannot see below the surface of the planet. It is impossible to know what the Martians are planning or constructing in their underground lairs. Also notice the prominent ice caps. As we all know, water is the main precursor to all biological weapons. Experts in extraterrestrial weapons systems tell us that the ruddy complexion of Mars is due to its high iron content. This iron can be made in to steel for the production of everything from small weapons, to medium-sized weapons, to very large weapons. In short, I do not think we can wait and see what the crafty and inscrutable Martians are planning for their next attack on us. http://www.counterp - by: uglyduck555
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paid in the industry. Hopefully, new leadership will be arriving in the not to distant future. - by: leadtheherd
Vitamin E >Fights Bladder Cancer - Feb. 28 -- Vitamin E supplements are believed to reduce the risk of bladder cancer mortality, according to a study conducted by the American Cancer Society. Antioxidants such as Vitamin E have long been recognized as fighting off free radicals, which are molecules associated with aging and certain diseases, including cancer. In Atlanta, Ga., a team of nine researchers examined the association between use of Vitamin E supplements and bladder cancer deaths. Health records of almost one million adults were studied for a 16-year period. Bladder cancer deaths occurred in men almost three times more than in women. Regular use of Vitamin E in supplement form over a period of years, however, was associated with a reduced risk of bladder cancer mortality, the study showed. The strongest evidence came from test patients who consumed Vitamin E supplements for a long duration -- 10 years or more. The study was conducted by the American Cancer Society's Department of Epidem - by: prince_ashargin
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