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Dictionary » R » Rivers RiversRivers' cocktail An intravenous slow injection of from 1000 to 2000 ml of 10% dextrose in isotonic saline to which thiamine hydrochloride and 25 units of insulin are added; used in acute alcoholism. Synonym: philadelphia cocktail. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Flagellum Motor:Is this Scientific?... past by the present. Slow and gradual is the pace set by evolution. Mountains move slowly and are measured by current movements--inches a year. Rivers cut out canyons--measured by today's erosion rates--ignoring catastrophic power. But then at the same time the measurement of the sun, which ...
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Re:... then part company? why do others stay together for life? Genetic diversity? Security? serial monogamy should that be the way? I think it was Joan Rivers the comedian who I heard say once "Men think monogamy is a piece of timber" :D
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Re: Important unknown nanotech within humans... phenomenon share an identical chemical structure,infact its obvious even to a child it is silica aerogel that is in the morgellons patient. the rivers of silicone are clearly highly porous identical the an aerogel,no other form of silicone is like this!,how no one has noticed this silicone is ...
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Re: Important unknown nanotech within humans... http://nanotechdisease.com/images/Image4.jpg more research by staninger noting the silica base of the technology to the extent that rivers of silicon were seen in patients,also ask you to read it if you have any care for justice or the truth. http://www.dldewey.com/morgel.htm Morgellons ...
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Re: Dangerous Protozoa... the nasal passage and then infect the CNS of those who may dive into or swim in warm fresh waters, such as shallow lakes, ponds, some streams and rivers and poorly treated swimming pools. They are usually quite prolific when water temps. exceed 80°F. and quite deadly, causing painful death sometimes, ...
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