Dandruff products?

ok a very small % of people really have dandruff and if you really did your doctor could rx something way better than what they have on the market.. i think it is one of a couple of things. first off your scalp could be dry.. (very likely it is a combo of these […]

Written on Monday, August 11th, 2008 by hunterjoyner :: 0 comments to this post

ok a very small % of people really have dandruff and if you really did your doctor could rx something way better than what they have on the market.. i think it is one of a couple of things. first off your scalp could be dry.. (very likely it is a combo of these things) are you drinking enough water.?. put down the soda and drink some water it helps your scalp your skin and your overall heath. It could also be product build up.. if you are using some crappy shampoo like pantine then you will get build up and losts of it… so you will need a carifiying shampoo and then switch to a better shampoo and conditioner like biolage… if after all that u still don’t see a change call your doc and go see them.. the will help you.. but really change your shampoo to something better, drink more water more than likely you will see a change. there is a shampoo that is call paul mitchell tea tree but it can be drying to your hair you cannot use it all the time unless you don’t color your hair. tea tree can be very good for you to use once in a while but overall the biolage is gonna be better and some water water water…

Does anyone remember a diva named amy webber with JBl she quit I think cause someone saw her neked?

A former WWE Diva Search contestant, Amy Weber became a heel diva for World Wrestling Entertainment’s SmackDown! brand, with a gimmick as John “Bradshaw” Layfield’s image consultant in The Cabinet.[3] During her time in The Cabinet, she had a brief feud with Joy Giovanni. She resigned from WWE in February 2005 because of her allegations […]

Written on Sunday, August 10th, 2008 by hunterjoyner :: 0 comments to this post

A former WWE Diva Search contestant, Amy Weber became a heel diva for World Wrestling Entertainment’s SmackDown! brand, with a gimmick as John “Bradshaw” Layfield’s image consultant in The Cabinet.[3] During her time in The Cabinet, she had a brief feud with Joy Giovanni. She resigned from WWE in February 2005 because of her allegations of harassment from some of the wrestlers.[3] She later stated that she “wasn’t happy with the pay and I wasn’t happy with the “frat house” like environment”.[1] To explain her departure, JBL stated she had been “fired” for accidentally firing a sleeping dart at him the previous week while he was clowning around with an inflatable dinosaur. The dart was actually intended for JBL’s No Way Out 2005 opponent, The Big Show.[4]

which two names do you like best: alessandra, adriana, karina, juliana, mariana, catarina, natalia, carolina..

I pick Natalia and Adriana. The only problem I see is that you already want people to pronounce the names a certain way and the kid hasn’t even been born yet. Don’t pick a name that looks a certain way but is pronounced as another because its going to get really annoying to you and […]

Written on Saturday, August 9th, 2008 by hunterjoyner :: 0 comments to this post

I pick Natalia and Adriana.
The only problem I see is that you already want people to pronounce the names a certain way and the kid hasn’t even been born yet. Don’t pick a name that looks a certain way but is pronounced as another because its going to get really annoying to you and more so to your child once she reaches the age where she starts to react to differences in how her name is pronounced.
Example…..I recently had a patient where I work in the hospital with a weird name, something like Roequynna. I went to the patient and said, “Ro - kwin - na , I am here to ….” Her mother flipped out on me, “THATS NOT HER NAME, WHAT ARE YOU STUPID?” The daughter said, “I hate when people mispronounce my name. Its Ro - ee - k’why - n.” So why not spell it like that? And if its such a problem, why not change your name to Ann or Mary, something easy.

Question for Entemologists?

The adult female is viviparous (gives birth to larvae) in the warm summer months, but in cooler weather lays eggs. When eggs are laid, they hatch in a few hours, and the larvae reach full size and stop feeding after about 3-4 days. The fully grown larvae migrates away from the food source, and burrows […]

Written on Friday, August 8th, 2008 by hunterjoyner :: 0 comments to this post

The adult female is viviparous (gives birth to larvae) in the warm summer months, but in cooler weather lays eggs. When eggs are laid, they hatch in a few hours, and the larvae reach full size and stop feeding after about 3-4 days. The fully grown larvae migrates away from the food source, and burrows underground a few centimetres to pupate.

Pupation takes 2-3 days, and the pupal stage lasts a further 8-10 days. Flies are not sexually mature until several days after emergence, and after mating the female will then commence depositing up to about 200 live larvae or eggs on a suitable substrate, over a period of 2-3 weeks. Depending on ambient temperature, female flies may live for several weeks after egg laying is complete. The entire life cycle from egg to egg takes 3-5 weeks during summer, but considerably longer in the winter months. Pupae are known to overwinter in the soil, and it seems likely that larvae could do the same, as this is known to occur in other species.

When ready to emerge, the young adult forces its way out of the end of the pupal case, finds its way to the surface of the ground, and expands its wings, which soon harden off. Females fly off in search of a protein source. Little is known about the male but it probably lives as long as the female, and once it has fertilised one female, will probably seek others.

Adult flies will shelter in trees and buildings during winter, occasionally flying on warm, sunny days, but rarely laying eggs. Four to five generations a year can be expected.

Apartheid in Africa was dismantled in a relatively speaking peaceful way.?

First, apartheid was not an ethnic conflict. It was the systematic denial of black South African human rights by the white South African minority. You should read Nelson Mandela’s autobiograhpy, A Long Walk to Freedom. The battle against apartheid was long and painful, with the loss of many lives and thousands of others emotionally traumatized. […]

Written on Thursday, August 7th, 2008 by hunterjoyner :: 0 comments to this post

First, apartheid was not an ethnic conflict. It was the systematic denial of black South African human rights by the white South African minority. You should read Nelson Mandela’s autobiograhpy, A Long Walk to Freedom. The battle against apartheid was long and painful, with the loss of many lives and thousands of others emotionally traumatized. The South African government held a Truth and Reconciliation Commission so that anyone who wanted the opportunity to confront their tormentors would have that ability to do so as a path to healing and forgiveness.

I don’t believe any ethnic conflicts have been resolved peacefully. They usually erupt over deep rooted issues, like religion, land and use of other natural resources, etc. These types of conflicts tend to not have peaceful resolutions.

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Written on Thursday, August 7th, 2008 by hunterjoyner :: 1 comments to this post

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