David Schenirer, 2010 Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Award Recipient David Schenirer became aware that without a strong, spirited community where his Sacramento peers felt engaged, they were falling victim to drugs and gangs. He answered this challenge with VIBE Youth Lounge, a sustainable youth-led "urban lounge," providing invaluable resources that will support and help teens thrive for generations to come. As Jewish teen leader committed to repairing the world, David was selected as a 2010 Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Award recipient and awarded $36000. The Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Awards are a program of the Helen Diller Family Foundation, a supporting foundation of the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund. Learn more about the Awards, and annual nominations, at: http://www.jewishfed.orgFrom:dillerteenawardsViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:04More inPeople Blogs The rest is here: David Schenirer, 2010 Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Award Recipient - Video … Continue reading →

USA Probs andrew and jonas being stupid video my brother made, made me laugh so uploaded 2 youtube, not sure what they were doin just found this on the computer apparently they were trying to show the probs with the us. DON'T DO DRUGS!.. or Jonas will beat you up!!!!From:JOSH ridertwothirtysevenViews:2 0ratingsTime:03:39More inSports More: USA Probs andrew and jonas being stupid - Video … Continue reading →

Far Cry 3 - Part 6 - DRUGS HNRGames does not like drug or anything that makes you feel things. HNRGames is against all stimulation of any nerves in any way because it pleases Satan (Lucy). HNRGames says: WINNERS DONT TAKE DRUGS (Even the people that win at drug taking competitions) Rate, Comment, Subscribe!From:HNRGamesViews:64 2ratingsTime:11:06More inGaming See the original post: Far Cry 3 - Part 6 - DRUGS - Video … Continue reading →

Punjabi peer pressure to use drugs How peer pressure works on kids and drugsFrom:ATOZPUNJABViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:01More inPeople Blogs Read the original: Punjabi peer pressure to use drugs - Video … Continue reading →

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA--(Marketwire - Dec 20, 2012) - Miraculins Inc. (TSX VENTURE:MOM), a medical diagnostic company focused on acquiring, developing and commercializing diagnostic tests and risk assessment technologies for unmet clinical needs; London Drugs, one of Canada''s leading pharmacy chains; and Pear Healthcare Solutions, a leading provider of in-pharmacy health screening and educational services, today announce that London Drugs will be expanding its offering of the PreVuNon-Invasive Skin Cholesterol Point of Care (POC) Test to all 76 physical pharmacy locations in more than 35 major markets throughout Western Canada. "I am pleased to confirm that we will be expanding our PreVu POC Test programming to all of our stores beginning in March 2013," said John Tse, Vice President, Pharmacy for London Drugs. "Based on a very successful pilot at our pharmacy locations in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, as well as in Winnipeg, and the positive response of the public and our pharmacy team, we see significant value in bringing the PreVu POC Test to customers throughout our entire network of stores, to help them better understand their potential risk of coronary artery disease." "The Canadian launch of PreVu through London Drugs has established the viability and potential of distributing this … Continue reading →

London, December 20(ANI): Experts believe drugs for arthritis could also be used to treat dementia. Doctors have found that inflammation linked to the painful joint condition plays an important role in triggering the deadly brain disease. The inflammation boosts production of toxic cells in the brain called plaques. "With this link, we have a new path to potentially identifying and attacking this horrible disease," the Daily Express quoted the leader of the research, Dr Douglas Golenbock, as saying. One expert said the evidence could lead to the "Holy Grail" in the study of the disease. "As current treatments merely stabilise the condition, finding ways to stop the physical causes building up in the first place is the Holy Grail for researcher," said Jess Smith, of the Alzheimer's Society. "Studying how the brain protects itself from injury is helping us reach that goal. The next step is to explore how drugs for inflammation and arthritis could be used to combat the condition. One in three people over 65 will develop dementia. Identifying already existing drugs which could be used to treat dementia is vital to get new treatments on the shelf in a fraction of the time it takes to develop … Continue reading →