Mesothelioma, Oklahoma, Oatmeal, Omaha, and Lowenbrau. Don’t all of these words sound the same for some strange reason.
LMAO!!!! Monty S…you are hilarious man. :) These are native American words, but anyway that was hilarious. My stomach is hurting from laughter. :)

Please, tell me, what are your least/most favorite commercials of 2010?

This year was definitely not a strong point for advertisers, as they have been increasingly demanded to make longer commercials to fill airtime…anyways here are mine.

1. Schick Quatro "Slo-Mo with people getting hit with random objects, somehow turning them into water?" It’s not so much the content, but how much I see this commercial.

2. Kia Hamsters….no comment.

3. The Geico commercials, ESPECIALLY the ones with Mike McGlone asking hypotheticals to confirm that Geico IS the best auto insurance company, miserable fail.

4. The Progressive commericials, flo, sorta pretty, but straight up obnoxious. I hate that old dude that comes in saying he don’t want no flibertly flabber…who talks like that?

5. The Taco Bell 5 $ box meal commercials.

6. Any commercial talking about mesothelioma or AA-RP health plans, I see these WAY too much, these deserve to have their own channel so no one can watch them if they choose.

7. Most verizon commercials, generally have a very stupid message claiming, you too can RULE THE AIR at a low price…my ass!

8. The all-state commercials, not the ones with dennis haybert, but the ones with that guy who claims to be either a christmas tree or a teenager girl…creepy?

9. Budlight commercials, any light beer commercial for that matter. It seems like they associate drinking light beer with a bunch of idiots who need that beer like taste (trust me, light beer SUCKS!) yet still need to remain sober, as they are dumb enough already. I hate that budlight commercial where they guy’s asking about his car, and the mechanic says its leaking deisel fuel….give me a break, idk why its just not funny yet kinda angers me.

10. I’m so glad, this is by far the worst, I don’t see it anymore. The Quizno commercials with the singing kittens? It’s not cute, and it freaks me out to be honest.

If you read through all this, you are a trooper haha. No best commercials for me, I do think there are very few creative and funny ads nowadays, kinda sad :(

Hi I am doing paper on Mesothelioma, and i Need to know the answer to this question:

What specific defect is responsible for Mesothelioma. (ie. what gene is affected and how does this dysfunction alter the normal regulation of the cell cycle or cell number)
your link has nothing about mesothelioma. it just tells me about oral theropy

I was wondering if anyone knew how to find a good mesothelioma lawyer in Missouri? I understand that asbestos litigation isn’t a slam dunk and depending on who your lawyer is you might either receive no settlement or millions in settlements.

Sorry I had to repost this question, I went on vacation and when I got back the question was deleted. I guess you have to pick a best answer within a few days or it gets deleted.

Is too much of these for long periods of time beneficial?

Green Tea Benefits:

Lower Cancer Risk: breast, lung, colon, prostate, cervical, ovarian, mesothelioma, esophageal, stomach.

Prevent Heart Disease: lowers cholesterol, prevents artery blockages, lowers blood pressure.

Speed Up Weight Loss: fat blocker, boost metabolism, increase endurance, anti-fatigue.

Protect Brain Function: memory, stroke, Alzheimer’s, Parkinsons.

Defend Immune System: flu, salmonella, common cold, HIV-AIDS.
More Health Conditions Improved: including anti-aging, acne, allergies, body odor, sleep apnea, osteoporosis.

Coffee Benefits:

Coffee appears to reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, heart disease, diabetes mellitus type 2, cirrhosis of the liver, and gout.

Wine Benefits:

According Researcher Serge Renaud and his colleagues from the University of Bordeaux, moderate wine consumption reduces death rate because of all causes by 30%.
Heart related death rates can decrease by 35%. Cancer related deaths can be reduced by 18-24% by wine.

Researchers at the University Hospital of Zurich, Switzerland have found out how wine reduces the risks of strokes. According to researchers Dr. Wilhelm Vetter and his colleagues, alcohol present in the wine is beneficial when taken during meal time. It reduces the growth of pathways to the heart called arteries by 20%. Growth in the size of these pathways can cause heart attacks and strokes.

A similar study on the same topic by Israeli researcher Fuhrman and his colleagues found that drinking red wine along with meal reduces a harmful substance called LDL cholesterol by 20%. Rise in this substance indicate higher fat levels in the body.

A Dutch study reports that the same practice of drinking red wine along with meals stops clotting of blood in the pathways to the heart.

Researcher Gary Curhan and his colleagues from Harvard University conducted a study on 81,000 nurses. They wanted to know the impact of different beverages like tea, coffee, fruit juices, wine, water etc on their health. Out of the 17 beverages included in the study, wine was found to reduce the risk of kidney stone formation by 50%. This finding was again confirmed by researcher Curhan and colleagues in 1996 when they found that wine consumption reduces the risks of kidney stone formation by 39%.

A 16 years of research study by Dutch researcher Dr. Thomas Truelsen of Copen-hagen University Hospital, reports that moderate consumption of wine reduces the risks of strokes.

Research study on wine in Italy concluded that light to moderate wine consumption do not allow the build up of fats in the pathways of heart.

A team of researchers from the University of Illinois has found that a compound called resveratrol can stop the growth of cancer cells in humans.

Would having all three of these daily for a long period of time be triple beneficial or would the combination not mix well and be worse for you?