So, while I don't like partys, and there will probably a few people who I would rather not see, I'll go to the party.Mrs. Earp will be at Julia's musical, and she has been running the props for a few years now. Besides, Mrs. Earp isn't a party person.
I do like the gesture, but I was no one better than any detective in my division.The party is on December 5th.
I assume none of these women up top will not be stopping by.
Since I haven't been able to tell you guys about this, I figured I could let you know about Julia and Kevin.Julia has been a beast on the field. She plays defense, and the two other girls are crushing it.
Next year will be her last at her high school. She's going to be sad, because her bestie will be heading to college.Because they are such close girls, Julia said she would take over goaltender next year, just because to remind her that Kyleigh is still with her.
Kevin was still working on pole vault, and he wasn't terrific, but he was the only male who wanted to try. He did well, considering.Kevin is looking forward to indoor and outdoor soon. He really likes running when the weather is good.
His family took a childhood utterance, as genius as it was random, and spun it into a line of merchandise with the proceeds going to charities that pay for gear, rink time, and team fees for kids who want to play hockey but whose families can’t afford the expense.He’s got a special fundraiser going at the moment specifically for the children of veterans, in honor of Veteran’s Day.
Luke’s two older brothers both play, and Luke loved going to watch their games before he was old enough to hit the ice. But eventually, eagerness and frustration culminated in a now-famous line.“I’m tired of just being a rink dude,” he said in frustration. That day, the Rink Dude brand was born.
Luke has been trying to be the goal of $5,000. Luke is showing with a little moxie, you can play ice hockey.
I feel good when I go the the gym, and I am always exhausted.Normally, I'll go to the gym, do what I have to do, and go home.
Today was not that day.I was still tired from the previous day, tired from lifting, and realized that I needed blood work today.
It was overwhelming, and the top of the pinnacle was my fabulous Honda Pilot. The batteries were nearly gone and my fob wasn't working.Thankfully, Fox Chase Lock and Key was open. I got the batteries, the fob was set and it only took $8.64.
Sorry about missing posts today. It was a rough today.
The wrong-way rover was spotted foxtrotting along the side of the Ted Williams Tunnel in Boston during rush hour.A dog was playing would I, or would I won't, under the Ted Williams Tunnel in Boston.
The problem was both the dog and the police, as each of them were trying to get the other.It's amazing that neither the police officer or the dog were harmed.
I assumed it was grass or pollen, but it wasn't that.The doctor came in, looked into my nostrils and said, "I'll give you an order for this, it will find out what's going on."
The doctor said he can fix this in about fifteen minutes, and "I'll fix your nose and you'll be perfect."I thanked him, and walked toward the receptionist. I turned around and saw someone who looked exactly like Diego. I turned my face away, hoping that it wasn't Diego.
Now, I'm trying to get away from the guy who looked like Diego. He would have talked to me for hours.I finally made my move, and when I walked past him, I know it wasn't Diego. This guy was slim and not boorish.
I guess Erik Thomas Pancake was rubbing his father with Mrs. Butter Worth's.Pancake, who apparently resides with his parents, struck his father “on the face and body,” a court filing states.
When police arrived at the residence, the victim had “severe bruises and swelling to his eyes and face, consistent with multiple strikes as he described.”Charged with battery on a victim over the age of 65, a felony, Pancake (seen above) was booked into the Martin County jail, from which he was released Wednesday upon posting $5000 bond.
One Wonders if Pancake will slip on his bond.
The study’s focus were antibody-like proteins, aptly called nanobodies, whose small size allowed the scientists to treat neurological conditions in mice more effectively and with fewer side effects.“Camelid nanobodies open a new era of biologic therapies for brain disorders and revolutionize our thinking about therapeutics,” said Dr. Philippe Rondard, of Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) in France.
“We believe they can form a new class of drugs between conventional antibodies and small molecules.”Nanobodies were first discovered in the early 1990s by Belgian scientists studying the immune systems of camelids. They found that as well as making conventional antibodies, which are composed of two heavy chains and two light chains, camelids also produce antibodies with just heavy chains.
“It will be necessary to obtain clinical-grade nanobodies and stable formulations that maintain activity during long-term storage and transport,” said Dr. Rondard.Dr Lafon added that his lab has already started to study these different parameters for a few brain-penetrant nanobodies and has recently shown that conditions of treatment are compatible with chronic treatment.”
“It will be necessary to obtain clinical-grade nanobodies and stable formulations that maintain activity during long-term storage and transport,” said Dr. Rondard.Dr Lafon added that his lab has already started to study these different parameters for a few brain-penetrant nanobodies and has recently shown that conditions of treatment are compatible with chronic treatment.”
This could help Alzhiemer's for many people.
Tucker Kemp, 31, was busted in late-October following an incident at a Starbucks in St. Petersburg, Florida, not far from where he worked as a sales manager for the Dignity Memorial funeral home chain.Kemp, cops reported, told a Starbucks manager he was “offended by the flag and the fact that they should put up an American flag.” Kemp subsequently “decided to take matters in his own hand,” according to an arrest report. He doused the Pride flag with his drink, ripped it off the wall, and then stuffed it in the trash.
Kemp, seen at right, was arrested for criminal mischief, a misdemeanor, and spent a few hours in jail before his wife Kelli posted $500 bond. Police estimated that Kemp caused about $210 in damages to the Starbucks wall and the flag.Kemp was was arrested for a few hours, and his wife posted a $500 bond. Kemp must be crying about those $210.
If nothing else, he can go home and get rid of that "beard."
